The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-28 00:00:00

~ . . .., . Jas. 1.-Arrived the Seeptrejraa.pnyt, with a 4e. ntl of Use 30t1 and 81st Regimetos, frost Guernsey fur stu $ and a Keel of coasters arid colliers. under 6.ovny frras Ay tik, Wild' are sailed for the Riser. itit. The ,rise{ (;a lso meatismcd y esterday , standing in front the Fseoch coast for Us e also thrown into Bois - le- 'slimed the enemy etlehtlitilis . clibilis . A ,.. tans a pilfer belonging to Dover, 414tedfroglitanco received a (sterile's of WO ' 2 . -- -- - - - ig eseemepe with rapi dit y , a P anic __, r -tl it * _. • • rurcitipArEas. ' . ow . 410 11 4 k 47.00 10 0 4 11 Peletien• and Brit- to Framer as a cartel. *ln 4140 . 10144161 r de - Califiercetatilps at Meaux; ! Dim co, J as. V .:Llierlfigrellrillisebetb careeiNaiiipair . ahoy at . Antwerp, animus •-. - - _____ .. . .•._ ~. . . ree l , _., .. - 7e- er-ls--• . • . Leaost ens° ntoeitaistiescWe everts Coen sier.] aer4iie.Ange t , heeerieare f um i ng , (I n th e 19th th e • PLYNolare t .44‘"aL-emile. F . Trz ."-,---: • Ip i Me ScelleteWeeinke pertaat piece of Wiltiam: sastatit'e,faaiivudatfraut o f the % he 144 - P' . . ' • . 4111" re i t 'n . - ' ..': . " •: ' ililailliallT"Bi 1111.119 al *ell as Itt Chl"nsand Fenner. ,raft Oidered. 'l he enemy profited by thu error, an '• • iliellAiltra, JAW. Bi --.Peeep loving been ceite',. Allied foreseretwonlytireelestues from Lyons. Chit. time Deruesseet`•wfiii*:-.il. rne'it'lltilli. 4,l ' wisit:l/ R 7 riney ll4lo4 b:l4 :: : - linahedhltely tom[ possession of there I and Willie " 'etteded with Deumerk, we leetet. from undoubted asra•.i lit t ilettittlitio4Zitonne, and Tont, 14d- beinine- , from.Newresiutlaturi r Adamostutimpot from Malik, _; stink became to him a pint of support for his ditty that the Crown Prim* .of Sweden Is ou his! h i tto ce d cnir - s e the At '.Kroft Flitter:At; UN.' :-tame is the -Rassilm gailial4ono I:mina; was under concily of Ids Alitieaq' s ship .alliharkillinns Gesseeet Graham took advantage d seesiCeseerds Dusseldorf, -at the heat of, 40,000 ••-•__ me situation it*Sie s plices 't • 11 bt sea that : HM l , , . , t wi it, and !guard a emblem of*Eaglisit militia, of boa lefee -4 % • • ~,,_ aim is k iet . permed a awl _ a taloa im tat me . , , l , 4o Lisboa, bet paged in a leaky state, rat ause onloads tlop 'tweets 4 and 5000 aria • Wot Moe also received the impo • rtaut intelligence,. Awn. . .. _. ._____ coar s e •• • i .% Resource, lein, in Londoo .w Snails's, oaf disgusted offilie beep reptea, am* UM • Entry are now In the • very h eart ... 1 In the evaeuarion•taf Willie/11sta*, 40 greet ire did di. strimg fortress of -Masks altar Wing the l e, tenc en„ a t h e ! the pi, wrier, the artillery, 'lollll, ll esielted a Yeereil tut feu days, at last caPiessisted en Pante. kaillanas whisk was atatad •• hi . o ur * * WI staat: t rme w m a p s h m os ke ln a n i r:dee l l:b b y t .m ile h h i j o i :lt i l fb h atess: f i ly i l sh 'sl ieMbe b .p h:p is f r r i Cs il i nd d it tnt o ° 7 o * . t t i ft v i e se 2 Er k . ; , - . 1 7: .. t a Instils, the noes . Of which were almost alone est. the td inst. The garrison, whiols.at first was 30,00 Q coons, dated the 14th instact, to have been ill • 1 Wont tad the place, were left behind. Ai, .strong, bet was ditutoished •otte. e .hal ld fby walnut possession off etera Gtup*.st for some doys„ p - ooTsppouTn, J•N. 17 • Arrived ihe .l 4 s'nee't s lt • ."' - Then. i fevers, the erects of the 9 a Imileties el, s t et la, b y these Papers, asserted to remain in the hatiiill from DeWitt, svith.provishms; ind ihe Illerwent, front • • .v... i 'i. otstl'lbi Ilk Imp ordered int, this efalr. h i t ee s tirs, it {only dboesed Gemmel itogneel is the flight from Russia, sentaie s ciuseeth vs war, , !if the enemy op to, the. 17th . -Here is a manifest ...— . 11.g..- 4 land; his. M aje t t)!l ships Barossa ftrKtlr ° Jame* stollig . --• to alsreli upon Breda, and endeavour to retake shit timid will be am{ to Ramis ; with eicoptioss of the piece, before the enemy should be able to provision I Butch". who are-on their way to their own country, leatliction, bet we eatlacercel, y suppose our Gaeta and the Velma from St. George's CIA- : 1411.411a tactile'. • . osi ils" ' - ' • t I ; and establish bitusetf there fi nnty. !and of whom two often have already arrived here. itcroyiet to bileasseelet. • • -,.. .• r - blonds. r-Sailed the . ithialdo with 'atref... , ...* !'w i res . . ... o n the 'l' t ; of D ecee th ee , G en eral R o gues I The quantity of ammo* vorskets, , and ,:elliklntlek',.;'The . usilitary part of• these Journals is of imconsi- : neerchell upon the city of Breda, overthrew the ad. ref military etoru k foued ; in , Datttak 's II I lst °ll 4 lo 4otisable .ImportanCe, compared with that which in The Duke of Yone. transacted maitre* bastes,* ~. -• ; earteed roils siirroutided it and threw some howit. I great. • „ with the PRINCE REUENT yesterday, - at CitrlS4ll. ,• - ct Vi c. k 4 !fella! as that negociatione for peace are on the point ! home . .: , ' sets into It. Ile had hoped to make himself master 1 in a former Citeneef, ender head of - The Loan -CiterteeLLOlß is so • far recovered f • -1 • D e tte es. of bang resumed. • CdULtSCOUttr, we are told, has 1 . of it, when he learned that a corps of English had'` Jan. 4th," we communicated the . Imperial c w hich the Legislative Re‘lewAs dWodeed.it.iiii t iepidred to Chatillehasur-Seine, where he expected to , his helispop Wen, ni• to have 'apprised the Court et . • l • beefed at Tholen, and was marching to place itself -, by 4- Isetweest him end Antwerp :he therefore judged' it ! same time mentioning the ;Albeit'? Otyittl..Pt 44. reeeire; on the 18th inst., his passports to go to the i Cl!ancery. she he Will sit nest week: ' ...t, 1.1 proper to approach nearer to that place, and took a dissolution. We have since ieceived orther . een:..- bee Al-quarters of. the Allies at Basle. On. the inter-_i Mill/glair% perspokie 'tor pest thsxlegk- tile Alba s s "Aboitition at•Boogstraten. -1 firmationsof , th em, with this addit ' i'on that the iiport .i • - • • . : Armies in 'his wares* Switsdrieed, where Ite,Whdles • - • , feettion and renenal e of these negociationsi it is - de- to recruit and .itatAilittielf :at tlit 'head' - 6f A i*AINI' Geeeral Maison was appointed to the command of ;of the Committee of the L'gisiative ' Lindy, wit%t ra,.. , them ? oh. . ?gait to form a decided opinion . On, the pert of t Guar d . uw will, o f. • i e . -.- t h le . e t h i e Ist corps of the army of Antwerp. He hasten- I, gard to the documents comusunicated to - - vein. Strrp is IP asue, pe 2 passports from iterthqnetter , , andlf I ' • • to complete the provisioning of Berged-op-Zoom 2 subject of negociations, %tits of such a paciocerp. !he Ai les,' no reason hes • been alleged for their ces. ti t 9 Str" 4 'it he ' -• k ..- • `-.lt..sr nine mad's. The forts of Betz,: Lillo, 'and 1 [Axiom, and so stiongly recoinmentleirthe acceptance eation ; sod now, after a considerable interval em- , that will be the extent anis joitrityl" * ,... ',"• , . 4. ..,„; .I . Visfkensoek were armed and provisioned ; Flushing tof -the preliminariei p roposed by the A !Het*, that the piOyed by them; in taking military. possession of the 14th At a sale of land. at Sto tac t - Sitilfiate;4ollh, . • . • ifail Trvaer received provisions for ty year; in fine, I •Emperor, iu a fiat ious +age, ordered the printed co. -, enemy's countr y, the diplomttlia intarcoutse is about : inst . several lots "-era sot- S it 41 4' er . . • 2 the places on the left bank of the Scheldt, such as I pies of the report to be destroyed. Thu violent Con e .; ... „ ..... _ wel i . Th _, • . of . ibt . ._ , • ; ‘2`25, and . '250 guineas per acre; •-afttl4T'Sgita ' a lag Derween.- ,-. Isendick, Multi, and the forts of the Isle of Cad- duct had exerted universal indignatiou ;. and the wish ~ _."2- tpc interlud e day 03 acres; situate half a . milelltlihrttrwteihrk 9 9 - xne fi rst' d eommunication' with Cbe. French- Govern sand, were ' completely - famed and provisioned.— to be at last delivered from the piochiet yoke i sold for 4,00 Q guineas. • ~; ;.."„•1'.....:r 5 ,.'-' • : - ..••: 4 ' 4 " ,. . g'. General Maison also tippleyed himself in increasing slavery - was become . very general.' : ltssenwetions i meat, an that now about to Mike place, has been 1 !here is •.no . foimdatiee '.. ..; ... ...,. . ~...yr, • his corps with all OW battalions which had been already broken oet iii some of the,northerkeell i • earioinly accounted for.. Many of the modes t Cocuttaxx'sbeing to have- the . * are ~ •' , vs• completed In the strig - places of Flanders. . '• France, as well as hi Artois and Picardy . . • '''' •' oi accounting for - it, resorted to even by the } drop of fr igates. That f% , " ..,, .:. . Oa the 1 lth of , Jaseitiy, General Below de. From Bresis, $e learn that a requisition had' been professed, advocates a our Government, - are l t tife.i4 o3 'douched (tea Reeds ettsit iat e re ve of from 10,000 to there made for 700 horses to draw the English artil. , such as relict great discredit on the to 11,000 men, emd upon Hoogstraten. lery ; whence it is concluded .that the its 1 . t9tKi i • coti One t Ruke ell General Ragostboti bis left at West Wood, and his the fortresses is to be set about in earnest.(faith and integrity •of : the Allied Powers. cootrine • The brigade Aimed, which DusscLuoarr, JAN. 18.--;ltussian troops eontinie i says, that the terms lot! 8 est offered to Fiance Were 1 , class; f orma i li t e ssephd Ta f about :it t oosivedisr. to cross the - Rhine. without ceafing. The Cossacks afterwards - thought. too favourable , . and the iiiterel- . Pr,ioese :El. den to ' open Pelee, which promoted its etthe corps . 0 1 Csernitehelf, a ...which -croleti th e coures, therefore, broken off; `i,hat the interventia . Ll'e n ,mh .i Wittig put in the alktr. A wolves of theaminy Bl a ine Ji here, ham advanced to uullk and • I l ealle P* of military events Might a • to - justify the, in4 filled debonelsed by Mesh while another coluenef coigns In News Reeee,.ll . re a great number o f Russian .._ ash, - battalions saaveließtele Woe*. Gaanat a4goot . tonaptiom d G ener a o seen i tc h e fte s hee d.. eaters are creased demands- of the Allis- :: Another, t hat . it ! d ot had placed a bettelims. el the Iflth *Witham if the' tineno... , .. ~. ~ _ ~ . -s . was thought right to avail theateileestof: the prevent `part 2 , _ „. • _. French c h an t s/ are of sel a theeseoat : this battalion repulsed vgnethe antreesoltheatlied troop tun itabletsta. opportunity of putting the dispeetuonm(sue -par all the attacks of theaters', sod afevered itself with i where almost hit the hosiers were ill , ).-. siege.' people to the test ? with respect felletsiesteitttiOn-erdo glory. The toed of Mew we defended with oval iseadrl4l of olsmdli l soacils besides thole t 4 .11 11 141 0 the Bovaions. A third, ' that the dines_ , : 4. 1 /01 0 4 success. The enemy redoubled his iambs on all the 2 hit Into th eir ba n d s. 'nil GisegKite ught , eilr , test proposals without the approbation .of Eitglitiii,r,Oi to ' • points of the : list, and was every whore repulsed I Pooled of Cithillife and the . red Guerin with enormous loss, and without beteg able to de . 1 tov si femetent e t gteihosing. taken from the General and Abet, •Ost the remonstrance of that Power, the ploy before itomtrunten. General R aps % s o il t 160,000 N oc e, w i t teloe , w as t eateeles off from the negotiefiliint . 'Went abruptly broken of, iiittll *di . " • leaned in the evetdotthat a celesta of 4000 English, forme, Owe. . ~ .. ,• , . 1 , • had fully Ogried amongst themselves: .ou whet illltisi; under the command of Sir Themes Onassis, which In Andttelsellh tile . .401.61214 the 1 1111 *Well - .. conditi o ns It would. bi eipeaktut. to .ineat.,----- sire had left Resendael, were matchilig upon Autotavy, i gem, and siooo freetlf. , ~. for the releals To whichever . 'of . that o p inions- we . , kiest - the- "' and belue ipannt of the foreeef the dillereot corps i floPerki ebeae./Alitil .4101-itteir property the!, jet result m bui 'dui the A,.... B ath.. .:!......,vat, of the inetny which might attack him, jot it tie- . Imss. Ines - save fitt mant- sa id , ciliary to approach nearer to Antwerp, the hotter to • • Autumns, 3.40.192-4itet,passage of ttitt*- - frail rested that ' ,f-eanduots that malltieldleitY, i Iwo , appreciies their deploying, and concentrate his de. 1 arms, as well uof artillery end ammtmitine, Mill of design, that justice . ate lierity of character, to- {tilt f ence . li e i ne e„ e d upon mim e o, w he t . h e sa e. 1 , coseinees. To-day the corps of the Russian Geedee which they 'have all along' made such loud pretens 1 op. petted kis right ; his left was connected with the I rat Benkendorf crossed the Rhine, while the "rat S ons ; that there has been much trick, contrivance; t - So ~Pe from Aoso 4 flP , whleh uncurled Merle" owl i farce assembled at D esaelderit c r eased the el " O ar see - - "emus, and evasion, in their deportnient • and oat . ; the Deese. The 1:ls passed in Inkblot, eoesmenee and : between . that tows and Esamerick.. . 1 . I the dispositions* to ve a rad retortion to iter many, L ,_____ • th eir laneitage has been-intended, not its *teased 1 0 4 ..er Who, after the *vn sues he bed maned ea the - - --- ---- . to develop, but to promote their views •It is even , meet • -• . , me et l advanced within,* tinniest. now thought by some, that the reception 'of the i that On the 13th, ee trifibt•lts the the corps fainetel e •.. French Plenipotentiary at the head - quarters etthe 1 ruallernee of iletesw-deboacisse by dot viols of hat and - - • . Allies, is with* vie* rather of reinstating themselves, vita A Tor•healt while $ celltles 0 liftbt arriving PRICK Off STOoKS THIS DAs AT MItitrYCLOIM if possible, in thidr 'former reputation, thee with 1 coral by the wal e d Deena, tried to ore Gen. RC. s in k 202 nom from t village 0 Dever. erb - woe defended i per unit. Red. dna "ea üb li bd. . ' any earnest desirifer - Peace ; that their object will be 'at an _ _ Si-e brigade of the net Gulled. At the saw ? Per„„ 6 ral• ca m ' 67 ' Ditto .4.p „; to brio the tie to such a point as may enable C . I. mosnent the carpi of Graham attacked Mermen, 5 per Cott. mi nes§ • =t i lr .CM, - ; . them to "break of without dishonour, than to arrive at dem which was occupied by foie battalions of the first Long. Ann. 16 v 5461 • any amicable conclusion. The Allies We trust; the 1 mops, and a battalion of labberers of the marine. _._....._:_:_____ ._ ._,-....-- _____....._... will be cantons how they again form the ambition{ ind The cannonade began along the whole line, sod the sol enmity 'advanced In force upon Winigeem ; our trill. TILE srA7lgsmAN. . deftioas wh ich actuated the confederacy ;pilot Franco - .. en d erste D o ry overwhelmed them • they made the greatest ef- - -2------.._ • . iti the nely days of her Republic. Tat these Mewl; l i onoußce X. — - . ereriea .: forts; and even secrifirea some soldiers, to force the . * 'the _fate o f that confederacy) teed thee ill ',Rey ",, The Ofteem of 3, , ,..... MarysNkStrand LONDON: • ' cl.ige. Gen. .11,4iguet advanced with five ieftbelOrepoh people woe diirosCAbe il l *et siii:Eiflitiiiiid) ItfatigeMV-,„o4SrOvisksis lions, and the enemy was completely repulsed. they .---- - " - . ..i.ent?lnitasiithnlis. 4t :lbi l k iscles death of the General of Brigade Avy had Gems seweiSsefoieed that a little disorder on our left ; a battalion of liOtt - i"' 4.4 regiment of tight infantry distinguished itself firmness and restored order. The village of M was occupied by the enemy fora moment. Our rattled on mine, and soon the enemy was where repulsed. The corps of' Below retreated cipitately upon Turnhout, and that 'of Graham read to Bergen-oe-Zoom. On the I'2th, General Maison, deceived by accounts, thinking that the enemy was advi upon Diest and Louvain, by La Campine, had stith him the brig ade Millard, of the corps of Itoguet, had united it with the divisiOn Barrois was in reserve at Liars, and with the cave' advanced in the direction which he presented enemy would take. Whets he discovered that the Dews hs had received was false, he acquire certainty that the spietoty wee decided, and the enemy was in full *treat. Out for this stance, which deprived-es. iller a; moment of our force, it would have toes iposeibiz a l the enemy briskly, to drive his over eel s to mix* the sieve( Guam. • ' The enemy's troops ie the Northam , pare ployed its bloeltading•Wesel, tieudee,Gorcuas venter, and the Herder. When the hove Admiral Verheei Wu in( of the entrance of the enemy. lets Mollsrnd, tired to the [latter, and occupied the farts sane sad Unitised, and other foo{{{led points MINI,' the fielder and illuedike. All possible and permissions have been employed to sake betray his duty. - 61 . I have provisions months" was his answer ; is l have -token of allegiance to the Emperor of the Frontal[: The admirable system of defence which cured the Helder from attack, is due to the of Cagineen, M. Paris. If many minims hue NAVAL INTRiLIGgNGE. end which Cr IF f *V . . - Atis foreign regiments, ath PQM! of Hollanders, whi *-- of the division of General find without defence, and end the Hew being in a newt *Alter imuiediatei Nevins Genetal R Gomm; Troops nom Dec. ectve-op.Zoom v men. Eros* secceediag I • fused Itself woof (hiss the nviptesy di VittaliOnSi vsiaala ink ~[.ea. Hf Wilful Tilt. STA'rESMAIII .-•- - - .- the lof two bouillons coo- open • , • of have bees dmilsoisai—buf ler 10 . Z. aa formed ths groove past be ' 1 401 2% 44#* bledpalsies Molitor. Main; left ot OMR „. rag• • oo4irtigO thi litioupsit. A Dila , . was . fonilas_ (fir :ate 44 11 . 0 e5e6 74 .i.. a.; the cities of Amite/dam of • two draw sauce . et. state et ieinrrectien, Go. pins_ of tlio fiddet Iles wade several sallisa, *id 4 . 6 ' 141 r threw a garrison into ~tutimsfay is Sari* Aikirmier. Thoonii,a-P O M 2 ._ had. _bleu arwm..,.,., e obasinblit, irme7 rive m i lpe „ s h o e i l i t u v ii( up ill of Goren* has oche likstwllee; le several satlies i , mks- . ;1101Mtc* name; ol - cikefiftin hed belatt „,stink. •ki. warm. @MGM 1 1 / 1 111M. ; . 46111101114 'la At Ckolieliv 600 piece!. The Na:. Downs . :$. . .. . ~.' ~ - A • V ~. , .. 17! - . - ' itftwltents illltAilti. w•ameue, 4a......., ...., ..........,__ ii of frigates. That *edlttitiok - lte *de* 1 '-. Adiniteltyileard-...47.';..12;. -....:::..71 . : . lie itittritnieuts efopter4b2WilkieslsitVlZtiw,s`4- 4 .. ... . •.* 4 s ''.../ lag it toes P/ NSA 1. 3 r4 . :: : s y Alf '! 74%. a i or ke del, Castr.ott;!b4estradite : ,: ~ , ~. .tati Mi. ' 4 i, , iro is;::kneirn to postritilAi ‘,!,." )4 fly • --,--• i o e l , pit Generiil aitiLo- ci "A . . it+. :,. ~, ;-; a Mind of. • ria riiii4o,:tit.' tail i **resit**. - , i filed isilfbdatielfWellitid'etti iciena .of Ilse Eng- : ' i• -1. '1 end ani• iiiiiii . TAlß::„. 4211*,_ ,lii. - e Adis ~ . I 4 orc cmutait le 1)p - filf. iv _ ti,4ollfrOffirfaik the ' • 1 ) 4-tifilt4104 ' • i'.4t,,VN04 110 *was , -• lefli*ltaii: k .... 101.10.4ifilce.P,Atteefeti , Valittlef:re 4 4 , ic . 1411 1 4 . 40 d •to.iteve thol • Oil itAinkit- . c. 7 r, 9 , --- ::, _-.... - i - t!'! • ;47 3 : 4 74fi: . - o•4o.Ati 1146•Valetlie , 100.5t,14116 . :, II :t a retailing freer' Gideifikii tostedei •bidlidi 4.,.. - .. ..00 rats a eligbt 84404jlor's. * ..ikeelt:oftto -"-. , ~ -4-.,- raciaattatdaltaxsillitskAnAilkii isiall 1011-04 1 i ' lea beYe.nd rartrif4.:*!Al'ile - slaw!, hit* &-e. . , re broken ; ase.44l.bsidesei; floppy toitote,that , ~ G row?, and: fd.. - MoiLtstai 110.'4: j)et..hy Castle, : .. lo accOMpatd s tri..lo4l4 isooletsti; tie itirr . ftora ,the , • . • . • • Meat ; two smopts.belll64: Kt* , 4 4`rt :s4ltit - , 4: plied. The guard. and driver eftbaitesii2apich, . :.• 110 then happeuedle - pass by, -helped . tingnotliars : t I ,: , and -they proceeded southwards. :;,.. .`* • ... . Some time ago - weartnovnced the impoOksifeCt of • .- t intended union oldie Prisice i ss cuA,lt'"aith, 1 >: P. 4 Hereditary Prince of ()RANGE. Th is . NI. ' ' ----. • 414C0a to Use two ',mire of ParliemereVest - 4beir - * 7 teting; and we nodal - stood, from good nntltafity, 1:. . it it is settled, for the puTose of snaking . tite sr- : .... ~ agennsOt sati4aCtory to our Attiee r itsatAhicie be 4: ArtiCle in the Con t ract,that the soccessimin &SG°. , a ', tomcat of the United Previnces, shell go to the te- 44 nd son of the marriage, so thet Holland shalt not . any time be incorporated with, or joined 1.41, the- ..., -`,i -own of Great Britain. , The Maritime propon- :i • - , rauce of England, tawais an object of je4lelley to h, ! e other powers, would be so mach increased by tom . -- non of the two coaktitries, that this .provislonis re.: j -I, lied on to satisfy °pi Afortheru frjerodl;-:stpd,sre , , i;, ideritsnd'LOr4 cistz,forp,l s loas lulu-sit-tits/tit' • . inounce this deteiieipitipir.: ~,, „ge - . _• - 'S 'rile °filters of OP Parists4.ji,..lderyolb.rstraed .. A* '.most lit'lialibliinfliWiltiMititlfritt444l4sg An tie' * 4 ! •• • , . . .. . _._ battn - -- - 1 - illg IN errenca pope u ecw wow. ...... ..-/ .. r .... _.. Aithebibotii , et ddectseie. ' , . z ,'!"'"."' r A ti t - : . ,i c. . • , . iodate ja i , the **Ceositke 0r,.. i qeinflAvor- .- 9. • d. The : souNklr t .340dASY 26 9 1 !.° 1 1 1 " . .• : 1- "" , . tio Noe. ekes ; they taay ea on exc J. . ...... t. .....„.... v el owi l oyeiotced to state that their ii 2 . . asionvd } . " '''' ii . igisft of resistaece en d reemstment, and•of en..• r ui ` erat **- - a a ',7 . ; 1 1 ,4 41 eirotteo -, te . be i tteilided ,o kth the j the 4th land it "st- • • *NC te miiiess. • Paris Papers to - the ?Ada lost. ordeal • : Alh•lanle evils to whisk that sujast e mot h* llllo 4o lf , . 6 thei 4 I' by its I . consist principally. of a detailed . ''' •,... * , '`, . . ' : . c0a1iti ...., Y 1 ,7 6 til t , '- , ' -,.' ': - - ;:,..-; .s s i ki t r e ss i t°lllWili ontattlky :* , ( r S e t lie le sed eleP ti:eitete ln c i r i tt . 4 - d ic l o s: . l, :1 Merien f TheY r troop; t. proceedings of the several. armies by , I,i b _„„„ 19 , ...-•• - • : -fit L or d 00000, 4 ; 1 140111..nsit i t r esses ": the or ylterday s hr IRO . wer 4 .11. e 1 ` 4 , t. a every 1 sto*-4814v41ia-4140,oacoulit . , . -: _ „ii)Arti,needfit4l4l l 4 ~, tau ; 1 .. ted 1 3 re* • anti of Lord W4IILAVOTON, and retstedp • • ; ..,, . , . 4 ... k.i . 4 7 11, ,L ,, , ,,,,....., ~...: „ _-7.'"'-----;-,A,,...__,r e, ;t ci tot ,ak 4 . 04 - ii, ' -411gat eo lP i ll es ai DM . . au ,.. 44 ,' , IV " ~' • . • 1 : n by the 'to tronitedens, of . which the pardoners have :,,e1- , ~.,nrii ..,, 7: 4 . . : i n 1 iz i d iPz l ' ai r s 7 cete . to • 't o . ss „. rib iihe jay ~ .. Z. 7, , , ~ s , .t.: I SWUM Vir , . , .. , 0 , af!' by false reedy' been before as. ' The -perdaen corps WO iota -nig "_.....7...._ . *A.;.: - .16 . „w oo 4 - A io ioso l idaici le Abie l w at ,„ i s.....l l. h op y, o r o d .k r trok.Vamittibit, l, i ranc i„ g , greatly to harass the Allied Arca* by perpetually s'ill., lo .7,7ll.lP rimiej ;;; oo.osl ; or posioa . fri:oliorloo " to olio 4.00414e* 4,,„4. , .. 1, id taken 1 attacking its foraging patties. - The fertificatiototof I.'"' . .'"7 1 7 '`" : ralice --f fi5 4114 . 1 0° 1440 7* -0 3' 4100i!Vn 11 1X , . :tiv .,11,114101 . la. '`. - ,'I• of Gen . ' Bayonne are in a foraddebti atsfit s iaid (ram 14* 1 -)- ' ' •4 , aid iik e it s p:ti se 0 0 41es'en . r . of:iiti . ttliga4ialelliit_. ; ~, ~.1119;(4114! 44 . 00.- 441 . 16 1 4 ' . . : , Ii is, which inforcoments received by Solit.; and the diglisaill, 1 - -•- . , -iii t ia lt i 7 ,ll - i' -' disposed 1; . ~eii k it liViro o', fibleowill:Vol • 1ar..4k05e 0 1 341. ' ', .: '.:' . .41s.r. A II T O. 3r Y had of obtaining provisions, the situatiop•of Lostliflcc- -: • lasulei.gololro 4 Oica fae* * belD n igl ig I PM S -V PY AiN . .:i °l need the that the LINGTON is stated to be ver y criticidr••• ve,...-.1—.. nal- lAsita*, l r lll. 1- t. ! ti ll ) - 11 :: 1191 ... 1.1,....1.- 1 by th. .3.-, 46l ,ll.. e ` w e i l i s g oo P o e : ! ordersnew fin' fr i n gi: 6l/6 :,-) .• • " . ~„.,,_l l/ lPf ir ,t iett t. t - i set i " i i ii i. , :** *tTe t t "c i; 7: ' .: ''',. "3,.. i j , 4,•__ a th e eilleePbv.groloso. au lig Nu rwiPurs .64.... -wr. .. A toroth si g posou t u li k e d th e litary operations recorded in loess! 'JOU mut t am awitodit hoes departed for - moo „ci att iooot , ..o o i since c f eh i etio •ti c h n. d i. :eop tgu i ~, 30- • ~... ..t.t and that passage of the Rhine, and the subsetrent Fo- l img aiiiht ,ti.4isith• the • oppartottity -'ef holding, iltej r•CoorraJG A even Titstlat., .. 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