The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-26 00:00:00

~L t ,_ 1 .. ~ _ _ determined upon, to whiclObe Sovereigns sire" solemn sanction. • We are assured that the difficulties which been raised relative to the ie-establishmi kingdom of Poland, appear to have been Austria will consent to cede Crisr,ow ' keep Lemberg. OeT. 11.—His Majesty yesterday limit to the Deputations from Lombardy,' whisial Lord Stewart, Ambassador of his•Briti jesty at our Court, has been admitted .to hir audience of his Majesty; and had the delivering his credentials, after he had given , with the usual. ceremonies, to Prince Metternich. The Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia yesterday morning to the environs of Asperne, • the Archduke Charles • had the honour of I there the field of battle,, which they gave s itist and 194 of May, 1909. Their Majesties wards dined at Enzendorf, where they a& their tab: the snit - which accompanied them. . . We beve copied frOeilsi 'German Journal terestlng -.Ohtervadoein en the .endeavor R u fela Making to *Cottle a great Europea, Her advances t i e thia itad, ready consitierthit ; 'these we refit ri as fp rogcbel to Tjtateagion, which .! she 'quire* ; but het 'lidera rivals, the Germans, • with extreme jeelcirosy on these stdc The past ought . '141 . 4. be made to witness present so as St ti!se4ellt dia•jaincerity of to, sh . te ; but it sin be - of some.Vutu judging diality and latent views of , die Sovereigns to look at some late Treaties, and -for this day prese nt oat Treaders with a copy ; Treaty : keteted . by'lhe Emperor of tiodthpiingierOiof AtlsTati, in the month 181g li mpon ,which the latter covenwated to an army of C? 0,000 men in the invasion the means of cariyistginto full execution syttent of extledint Great &Rain from -eadie of the Coolliient, in& of establir tbiy are pleased " tecall " the Liberty of I The , •Gaxette of last night contains . aconiit of the operatioitw of our army, pissession of Port` Machias, which, quisition of , Penobscot Bay, embraces tired miles of sea-coast, and includes tb& tract of country which separates; of New Brunswick from Lower Canada. from the American coast informs us, t h i taken possession Of fievigiei,.. and lome in the Chess peette, the litter at ~sl:ie6 .• 44.• • by Lieut. Dbotkr, R. 'M.. end 49 . 10 en, Person has been ordered home ; ueti dispatches; . the conduct ,of- .Officei MA44ls t inkatotut 4 J S the Duktitt Confinees . lie- ha's ... guff,' Kt much during the last three but in the close of - the last week, apprehensions for his life have been hourly entertained. His agony is the more severe, as he is unable to lie,d'own, bat i's' opiiged (1;1 be kept in a sitting posters Without any repose, except by Gaining forward on siiraleappOrt. A German Journal contains the following article relative to the Congress : , "11 appears that , the forms according to Which the' trteerences of the Congress of Vienna ore to t a k e , after having presented some difficulties, have atefeligth been determined upon, and that the Con pea sill be -composed of the Powers who signed the Pence of Paris, that is to say, the four great Allied Powers—Austria, Russia, England and Prussia, France, and then those who : successively acceded to and signed it, namely, Spain, Portbgal, and Sweden. —There will appear immediately a Proclamation' on this subject. Although the public Sittings of Congress have not yet commenced, •it neverthe less appears that the great questions have been d l iscessed, both by notes and verbally, in the Cir.' ces of the Ministers of the Great Powers. The question is to the future fate of the ci.derant Duchy of Warsaw•presents the greatest difficulties. Russia, it is said, wishes to unite these proiinces to her im mense possessions, under the title of a Kingdom of Poland, which would give to that Empire an aug mentation of 5,000,000 of population, with an im rneuse territory. This would be a great step made by the Emperor Atexattotm, in conformity with the political. system established by Nasal. of adsanc lug into Europe; a system which, defil ° -, six suc cessive reigns, Russia has adopted with so much success, under all circumstances. The perseverance itith which the Cahiuet of St. Petersburgh has fol lowed up this system, by uniting successively toils sceptre, Bessarabia, Finland, and then, by its Trestles with NAPOLEON,. even some parts of Polish Provinces allotted by the partition to its ancient sofficiently proves that the views of the inung.MOvanti atoll to nothing less than:tit follow the linty: traced.by.itis ancestoei; and his standards placed on.the batiks of the Wardle will, therefore, under these circumstances, appear by no meant, extra- ordinary. 46 The pursuit of this system alarms, it is Said, his 'lever neighbours, Austria, and 'Prussia. • France and England even feel, that the results of a war, the longest and most sanguinary which the annals of history present, in order to destroy the supremacy o f a great power in Europe, would be in this case to ;establish• another, and to have carried on a most san guinary war, merely.to change masters. Who could resist a power of 50,000,000 of population on the Worths, consisting of nations, in part, still savage. " England has in consequence offered her media . tion, and proposed, that if the Emperor of RUSSIA considers itu moss' doty.to re-establish the kingdom of Poland at the expence of the provinces acquired to' his empire, by the partition of that kingdom, that COq IPS Ulll. •L'VE • i caral weeks: with 8111 pieces of eAnnon. o. The shcroors shall he furnished at the irstirecptisitirin the party attacked or menaced 1-they shah be'pat In smirch with the least possibl.• May. and at fartheat before the expire.. float of two months after the demand. 6. The two - high contracting partiesgonmntee the lategrity of thoieerrituries of the Ottoman Porte is Europe. 7. Tltey also rectumze and guarantee the principkg of the navigation of neutrals, Stick as they were recognise'? aniconse. crated Sy the Peaty of Utrecht. Ills Majeste the Emperor Austria renews, as far ds luny Qe nocessary,• the engagenseet ta suilwre to the prohibitory system against Engleusel during Aspic /wit maritime war. N. The preoent Treaty of Alliance shall not be madeblic or ehminasicated to Ray Cabinet except in concert betw een the two high parties. 9. It shall he ratified gad the ratifications exchanged at Vienna la IS iktys, or wiener, if possible. Done and signed at Paris the 14th of March, 1812. , J SEPARATE AND nom ART. tetltS.' Art. 1. Austria shall not be bound to fundsil l iainiitccears sti pulated by Art. 4 of the public Treaty is *Attar maiatained by Prameaspdast E. land OU beyond the Pivrisees • 2. If war emu break out between Fratece and Russia, Aastria shall brake the Mid suceetirs sti /*lilted in Articles 4 and bof the Treaty of this dal. The retimenta forming it. shall be pot I in inane & and caatostid, so th d diatiee • fion the Ist of May they., may be in less than I 5 days assembled at Lemberg ; the sei4,l corps of troops - OMR he prevliied with a dabble allosivere or arninenitien, sad also with military equipage necessary irS transporting 2 i days previsions. S. (./ti his part the Emperor of the French will at * sardb' time snake every disposition to carry oa operations sigstinseßsawi sin with all hit disponible:new, • 4. The corps oflinops fnsmisiried Els Me esty the Emperor 1 4 1 of Aimaria, consist of dike divisiOris e infantry and one divisib., of cavalry. commanded by as freariao t corral apt. pointed by bit Majesty the Imperor of Austria. It droll act in the line pointed oat bv his . Majesty the Etnperor of d i e Trench; end under h s imMedinte orders. It shall sat be di vided, but shall always tarns a distiset and separate corps.. It shot' be furnished with sulisi4ence in enemy's countries, accet ding; to the-mode established for the corps of the French army without in any respect chaining the established usages wider the military regalat ions of Austria fur the supply of its trootent.l The ttophies and the booty tibia it shall capture from the awl say, shall belong to it. S. In case. in, the progressof the war between France sad Russia, the kingdom of Polaad shall be fe- established, his Maje,t ' i the Eneteror ef tlserreaeli wi•l stemially guarantee, a , he Attar/one's from hencefor th is the posseision of a . If the case should happog 'ag convenient to the' Emperor of Austi is toe edfor use of bed united . the kingdom of Poland, a e, art of ' licia, in exchaile rak. Illyrian possesaions, his Majesty the Emperor of the_syrennit engage. from henceforth to consent to that exchange. The part of Gniillea to be ended to he determined according to the cosi binrd bases of its population, extent, and revenees, so that the estimate of the two objects of exchange Shalt not be regulated by extent of territory ittwe, but by its real valise. 7. In ewe of a happy result of die war, his Majesty the peror of tits French engages to procure for his Majesty the a peror of Austria, indemnities and aggraodizements tert Roe/ which And not only compensate for the sacrifices aid esjpeneei attending. the co-operation of his said• Majesty in the War, hot which shall be a namumeot of the intimate and durable Delon which fubilsts betwtira the two Soyereigns. 8. If in carmen neneteof the ties and earigements contrartedtit the part of Austria with,,Frasee, Austria shall be mene t eestr Russ*, , his Majesty the 114atterstref the French Will *regard, attack as directed aigalast bliatailf, and ' isausedletdly nience hostilities. 9. The Ottoman Potts sit be invited to accede to tbiT trawly of Alliance of this day. The above Articles shall remain secret Wire* lite Powers. . - ip ••' ' 11. They shall have the same force as if insette4Wl of Alliance, and shall be ratified, and the rata at the same place and within the.same time. Treaty. - -A domed at Paris the 14tkeeltitrclit et ale Illiedron, -Anti llotrehierviskttWasysisasy, , seaL the marines, u — rater Weleilsman, the eastern side of the river 'service is taking two field-pieces Notsvithttanding that the , bled to any extent in the vicinity of the town, L was making the necessary arrangements to advance into the Interior of the country, when I received a letter from Brigadier-General Brewer, commanding the district, wherein he engaged that the militia forges within the county of Washington shall not hearses,' or in any way .serve against his Britannic limjesty daring the present war. A similar offer Itavinglim, made by the civil officers and principal citizen, 'GC, the county, a cessation of arms was agreed upon, and the,coonty of Washington has passed wader thedo minion of his Britannic Majesty. I:begieave to congratulate ,yen apes the import ance of this accession of territory, which has Mow, wrested from the enemy; it embraces about -An hundred riles of sea coast, and includes that fates* mediate treat .orcountry which separates the pres 4 wince of New Brunswick from Lower Canada. .. •,c.• We have 'taken twenty.sie. piece* of orthwases (serviceableand uriserviceable),.witb a proportioe :w of ainar emd-suimunition, . of iv hick 'at* eh ; .' closedwoad I have the pl ' astistactieta. to add, that this service has been effeS without the loss of a maw en ear part. t . awimi 1 cannot refrain from anfotiolitatilivittengest manner, the admirable steadisillor vl4 conduct a tn.:fifth regioneat f The edvattee, ender Major Tod, on sdeo madded to Joy. ,opormistthouks. • • - Tl5l, tiir • i Tt TA:* 4 : A: . detachment ,of thiripitidosto frouida doors ship Bacchante; noillwAiir. BraessOntester's *die, 'were attached to thetreei artillery, ender the I stameand of Lieutenant Dattioll,.-aClesttorpa, for.; ' dragging the .110!ilner, esiowetiter bring:it fortratilltsintlAss and tbsteedieinen , ereengs., isnhable4i ......ilitO, iir... 4 Keenlk, deceased. ....„..,_ 9th Ditto. Thom .s Sc. tt, 9eek ca s. be Easign,-V_Akrallai , vice Naitt; protnoteg.. . • . .. llth Ditto, Brevet I.s ris *inn i-Colo oci Colgoltaini 6'1'1164 31fOor,..without purelase 7 vite'Seedfettl; appblate.4le • Ilit liegoplist of Foot Gits4s. ~ •, . ..4 i . . lfth Ditto. ' yestenattt-13010, 1 1hatlel Du ' r , # ' 'Lleiliter - —lthOOLlesiehste Vice-Mee" • '4 to ' :11erste*:'• • . 7 41 %: . t flanhan,decesseat;: • lik a 8 11. 1414.; " ',14914.04• • . .' 4 .^... re' . , . . . . . ,v - , • , • - . - • • . . . , t .• •: ,8 . . .. • • • .. - . . • ' '.. % i ..-: .- - ":-...' -- ''"•-r-.1.: -4-- . ___________ ... ._ ~._ n ____ _ -- Le.e l b e ra : 4 t . ni . n. to John' i tt e - _ •a a •-..- . Ins wou ld Poland shall be eitalillilied .• ' flue '''. ' WHIMS . rag '* . ' I"N giliggrrE9 °CV. ll ' ' . b ;T v h i e ce un A d A d e m d rm ns ir e i a r n i atfr"ely ti s el i t r ied A 'l k et a ra:h r a .,23 e .-. • . • of all foreign ittlifence wir t leipa . "Avaltia. aw.d, trag - • ''' .''' . ' • " ul t . " -- ' ' ' ' Which have tun a ftAP 44 , PF ° P! i qt. ...""taket -. * "., 4, '' -. ' . c - !i .. 4 s i t „* P.Ali fi ll!. *lt -.: .. ; rip e, ' . . ent of the , lag the f "t o j i • t°l tta t td °I 11 " . kin gr ' i 1 * ' D Wed, 04 si.. • .4. _. .. Wilton Croker, IN. Vit. " ' Gallicii tOict 6spriss. r usi o 4 oit sa duha .. s,tair i D ispat t l i si, okbi at tii i fo st or ib ia - i i i ;a * j iii i 4 s Cit . .. . Fibs* Captaia 10 of. of his..l4ldesty's defy Prime r 1 removed. a% , • - , he is Indemnified : by the Wildest of Saxony for the dre s imia. ' . i ,'''' •• ' use - • b w ain ' -'-' .4.t...--s' ns2' e° le s tint e d e ir:S ava n,4 llt " etillt A * 11"4 44t . 14 4 ' but would cession of the proiincia le i poisesed in ' Pe. ° .. .. , Y . • • •nt'unil"" ll4 :SlF . that he 4tatital litt Vit* ifttdedestAylitko9lllllll '' and. . . .• J. hberlseilliksildfl St , letw'Selsedet• resolved ihilhei; boat, ,the ,•Amaiirgi:peliraties *bonnie' )fie; of - r-, . • .. . 46 The determination 'lt ',Utak is expected' with °face i - • -• t 4_ '' * - - ' . .. •. ' • imenitSing,* .latetvir'tWelve•poisidee ear. 1/441010 ' ' ' • • 1, re. audience •• great impatience, on a' • .' ion as difficult , • ~ _ . • t i r Italthos, fleptv*,llll . 4.• - atiO any! . 1,0‘,.*ii4-!and -having. an hand are here. 'or the present 'and • tirit l t6quillitY of Estope' . MT 164 leeke'lle V i e g Ile* received limailleat - eighty: teen, Aftlrtig-sightt . at - whom rasped On - keno'? Ml' Alt "the poweri will tll'4 ref ol d • posseesion of the Colonel Pitkihgthn's rifficialitiport of 1110441*e of *ahor•ivg, ..• L. .... ' . -c '.. * .'"-' ''' l ' •-• - ~ Cowi- e a partic i ! • provinces which belotige# l to them lief 43 the4ac of hiachigs, I, myself the balsam' of fotira i tiling It for • From Lievitenant Ricberfl.cntwford, Acting Com- honour of the Revolution, Itnifia'alrilpieserviekter c . eese‘ta , . r :b er t s • e or i s i t i ss :. ., -. .',. • . raander of, his Majesty's slettis:Wasp, da4d at; was, ~ iven . cop i es, in Finland'aita ticiet i larks; PrOsica,a-- r awmenting' 1 10 4 ' • the 28th of August, giving Or neeount of his - haling 49 Chit .the attention of ye"! ~ordsliip ; • his possessioni f,-* tile she'kingdom of ; Saxo"A`f s ' 'and his I ' ) . recaptured 'his Majesty's cutter Landrail,, taken in ernich. to the zeal . d activity displayed by Lieutenant-Co- . acquisitions on the left bank of the raitiei r ,france thetmenth 6f July after I. severe , action by the Awe. o I rue" w e nt and Austria seem . still very hostile to the itojected flonel Pins OO 0 * this occasion, as wail as the as- rican.lisivateer Syrei, reven•guns and eighty men. • • 1 o f ~..• Berne, where change reletivelo'Sixony." . cipline a good conduct evinced by the o ffi cers and •Frena s the late Sir Peter. l'arker. Captain - Of Itler •,,. • • showing to (,env EXce ' Octß¢ ~-,T ANOE % CT. , price .0E griti . .ri ; t °6ol his tommded •is the execution of this rMajeaty's ship Menelaus, dated eq . P114 , 1 1 .0 ~..1 , in tile. Cheaepeake, the 2thli: s Of Angu s I,t, ..ei s t igA s "' -* •.' . eup on the remaius the same is •on .Monday last- -. • , " ies ' - s'• ' I. . . • , . , • - with the Vermeil and . marities 'of that ship, ins jesties after- . , ,,.;,.. •4.15....., ..rf: .. _' . ... . is . - • • vie pop i our to b e, site. , •-lest • .. .' .-• S • ..:1 r n av e . . .. t - . a 1 __.- . - •• ' . l'Attd - felltiel' A parsed -phrty 'of the enethy's reg6N . l., __ , .. .„ admitted 'to • 0. 1(E. , assembled for the defence OT a farge t t)etek. • starer, .. • N..IVAIL !lyric - '' .• ' ~ , k lent. * • :'i •i . •,s . :• • . ....4i ri.t . i......L'' 4. C . sit . BRIM .; 0 , 0 r.... . .1,•. i • -,. • ...- P . '' is a m i ,„; Rep . +. I-4. 44314,...1i0n he eastern snore . - et !Ail , 14(1, .11 flipt c • ..'. ' • . - ..• -.• . . -.',.',.. - It - 11 / 4 - ' ',';. 4 ,..,,,' : ' ••. ' ' . Sta,4-I havvir.the honour to acquaint your Excel: straying thedepet, , corilistingolcoro s Sitigitiis Yates, our ii, Clea t 2.14.479prga m Binorruip p ^utii? . . ..... .:01 i. , • el. • Ts , ^ _AA •• • • • •; • U., 1.. ( 8 .- .88. 4 .87 .- 4. „ 7 , .: (/, .10 3 '•'•'. ' .. ••• - . - ......, •• • , leneyrtnar **Atka , from P eno b sco t n a y, Vita the to on tmmenst•artionnti ..,-.. !•, )...: -. • , -•.r,;‘,._ . :: „... •., .. nal lame in - ; min, lis ballast, is amenspq _ k ____,-- T " • • . _,- •••,: iiiiganle you wits pleased to Islam seder my command, . • From Lieutenant Rerter.Cfa'avt 'tliiilkitbrlN4ft.n,,„ • • ~ . : .' ...... 9,..._ .... roars which ied on ,he North mink. and therentlolollllde...h•lll,e_ ....,.., noesypit.w. .40,,,• it-a...jog of a detachment of royal artillery, with.a tenant of the filtinetaerv i deteeme wrweirlisrambat, •'• Pt' power. 1. w ail be got i'd next tide. It blew very lAinitkospansimistr -. " . , b•liewitter ' the baltfilion • ceintiinles of the t9th regi-1 , reporting that the boatt;trenr th'atrrnitelta4s tiCtitAingr . v fe ll ed ore e l. ! learning, by which much damage horbieereweis imailadlikt lt 'reen't+, went party of the•7th battalion-60th foot, on i tenant. Pearsa,On .She Ph., iptarerd, at i ; Attest • • s - 1 •' . Bunks Rush River, twoalle sloops and eats ex e . - - a: OO •. , , . , so many ap 1 ""el' were 41jAed to tit ( *it 014. 1 6 1 0 6 00 141 1. 14101 * 'lltlti . tiotitlVlg - of . the - 9th inst. and arrived at Bu I Too 641410,010 s are . dri , lie ... . 4 . wf-Ohklisli , thillieer; afield 10 miles - from this place, on the fol. I with .wood ;• ..(lni - latter...VA 'which ' ivet •brritagbt 00. 3 .`,'• much re. ahoutle. 18311 nfigirings is t i 'Ardoiii ill, lithitilf ' ovving evening. •.-.i •• • but the .sieepi, haCiag.grouridedorere gertiotati;",,;; 21 1 '. • 9rmans, look • off. The Wellington, of and from Nall, it piitln with da - • - ' ki•thh enemy - fired sitital - afaitn galls on oar rip. . . . —..mow-ftf,-./i.. -.. :.,,- •r••4i-..i I . It ances.— 7. , , MILITARY' •SllMlllisuytoits, • . .. 1 r ') • . it Was evident he was appre. Dr.' L '2.5.-It !dew very hard this planting itt S The Prwitbing the abate, is against the . O CT ! '' .t r enelve Of an attack ; I therefore deemed it ca p e- . sloop Lliaalieth and Mary, Bartle,' from Londita to Shoreham, Ffrae-Office, ocl=lllll %vial friend- •ht in disembark the troops - with ns little delay as I st R eg i m ent of Onfeatut Vilignit,' at itiobert-ieblineet •-••- - ' ran on shore In Mar area Bay, and Went to pieces . : great pal,t i t? , (4, Captain of a; Troop, by purchase , rice Wylksifiloota. rtg ef. the cot - of the crew sated. The Dutch : amuck , De J ounia „frii . kesiblef. and ' Ceptairt Ilyde Parker, comman ding sod cable. .. ra , back pa ir l'hielitilit'faide, atipointeli Ctiptain Stanfell to super- Ist Itegiment ef.Dracen6s, Cornet A. tog toe*. Mori tee iith ' •., .-• • Light Dragoons, to be , ' ,11 .-1-is.n . tentp .,,.. it, by •parehasei vice tem. ' • -. is of . Europe Landon to Bilboa, lost fin one . this •we this the eutuartl-bostad. . , +lkeda this defy, and' it' was - executed by that Officer ' .. I " SPFe ' dalt , & -. • ' ''' ''''' *it% the chat:nit promptitude and decision. l'•• • • 21` % DittO., 11 Zineen * Rh wsoll . *s ' •_, 14v. h;lie Pit • ~ , 4 1 1hos- ripy of the . ~ - • ~.- pent reit g e o ~, r i . i - . 46- ' 1 ' . 2 " .* ' l ' '' ••*‘: t II " ' Ain "if; ili it* lisce to'n.d tiiit-therei) ford, wlln re''illi"-" .. ' ."..`"". '' .. '''';-- 11 ' •-. • the FneKCD 4 th Ditto s Aw v ioant-SterOmie leathern putioatin„-hoos the Staff ith of March . ...a_ ' ''' '' " - :t ''' ' -..1 -• • • ' di ll* a to - 1 k•Po t O ' B r ien , and the bat' roe; i I'LL w KEN. FRANCE An 0 ..4p,2ltste*,s4/41.. o t- at vae a , ~,a c . r , . , , . .q..,/.. . . .: - .... ;17.1t'? ~lai '', A. P-.. , , i _ _ : 9 . . . •.. re l iant, Pti a. .• vie, o - 44ipoisthishalf:titif•ofthe SitnfZerpswf (Insanity. •. , ' 7 i- . ' tlith Regiment of Light Ilra g oons,Cornet John Daniel s° be Lkots ' •.• • A ... by which ilitliAllr OF ..0474.40.10- . -•_:, -57. *as only.. petbnty - thrOugh the' woods to assist with - ss , .. , . ittf9„., i. ..", ••.1 • - . cry in reierse- ati• of die grins of these wants by '' irlti•ie - D'Entais,. Who fetters. • o f Russia, as : . -......... - T -. 4 ;. ;., . 4.,: f einmandenhe pat ge nT4he river, upon, flitch the Ilth Ditto Lietiletiaut J'aines',6, Moore, fest* half poly -oriffte'!i i • Elisio is sitspfhtd, • I Zecnietropon possessing ourielres ' ' ttli."`el i n , '''. 6 . 6 "eatenaa t, vie° G"tai wh°••e‘Fhisttriva• 7 - BoNAPARTIee 1 1" Maieittihr Siniter°r PI .t.t i Ff74: i thillV • , craving the dillerence. . A..., . •i• - si,o . -., .. . 4 Emperor of astria being desire to . 'el__ _'• of ihem if pniatleabki during the night:, ' I.7th' Ditto, Latinist ".5. P. Thiunpinn, fr4m - the stltleitsitit;.# o ,ll o . -, • 'om the cam, - and good node's:finding whicts.Willoists between mem, and /try 4 „, '. . • •i- ,, .. Is ~r .1 A ,i 1i .., . • ..- •! with Moir oohed force, * coMnib t it s2 l • ,loe. Moveil forivitril '..at • . o'clock P. Wl,' 4041 oaria" ora-Trtm°l4 vice Iti4E' ft , who eta bar - - - 1. " • ~.- - .J' l4. ' by ,purrhal, vice Daotaity4 .. blishing whst izmor mai r ot c: i r i ct i • , la tKe llY ee:: 4 4 the ConGoent,' nod to..the re-iiita • . ' . d h s4 mill `.Janes Vaicb, Eloat- to be Cereet, an a stg watch, only Ir. prom . - ,•:.sri.n. „„-. • rIA,I .. . . 'i at ,'ie,' f the Saas,” • Meet of 'a nenratme peace: Considering that 4lottling mill . . ; after a most tedious s ;rester d r ee , i s prs s oe i s s . th ese happy weds than toe m i t ,givF . Cl itear to the fort at break'ef doh, although the 90di Ditto, .• 4011Pi 4 no•fron the 4th Psohillff`" . . clusion of a Treaty of At i l i 4tiee, which shall have for its oloAt . 4io s taiace,does not exceed five miles. 'be Cora* vise timt Wsclianges_ • _ _ ..,.- : •••••• ,• .: . -.. •••... 2Sd Me, Cermet IMMO elmilie yl..bis blaw/isaarid i br•pikr- _ a , the safety of their States possessions, and she guarxrdecOr • • , , mit,. ! tr ,, i.:,...,2. - ; ....:.. • 4•1111* (Moms t h e principal j otete .to o r *f e w so ipe e tite p ow", h me g te i s, I t Ilse wad guard, which consisted of two coca - chase, vice Doter ? ctitiliftires . ; • iimil ~ •. 4‘ . ... ,‘ purpose appointed else following plet_tipotentiqsiers- L i , .7- ••A,plsle4 of the 29th regiment, a Tod, nd a detachment of 94"6"°• Gear, N ''''. Tw i n" • • nr,.'in takingbe Lientermat, without porthrie.*:‘ ,, . I :±' .IT l t, 'Ai-te. 4 i77' ••• lilt MaJe 4 Y the Fd"Pemr If the French the 11 " 141 1, r. rriasernen of the OQt h regiment, under Major of lst Regiment of Foot Guards. •Eadait.S.lo p o s i teessAtirp USW. • with the aC- ; sago aAd his Majesty the Emperor of !taster* tlii• Pd I Sehw'artienberr, who after baying exchanged their ." 4 fi q former corm immediately drove in the enemy's ; tenaat add tslotaitie iithest Fiffril '7 al!Soli lon- rioted. ' • .. ~.... .. .s.•!-L• i • I'S one hun. 1 ..fu1l powers,have agrc t ed on the following Articles:- - . . . lieges% ap4ggron , persuiug him closely, found the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Goa Owiliame Gellstatavieri . i t i o t eroifi liaie 1 Art. 1. There shall be, perpctauf frieniislup, ninon, id P Itiriltad imaa-magemted leaving their colours, about , Short, from the Royal lifilltary s to be Seelge t with- • • i fiance betvfeen his Majesty the . Emperor of the Freheh • Mil ~ . . t the Province l Majesty the Emperor of Austria. The high consrattiaa its t lltte olmilitliS before we entered it. Within it and the out p urchase , vice Girard it, prima •' ' Ist Regiment of Font. • - . .. * • tda. A letter will, in consequence. devote the gustiest . attention to tai, .biac7reglijrirTirrarjlifbotratir peoggerai-tiorpe the good understanding co happily established between 4 em, . . Ti be Lieutenants. without parchatem-Fesign Then Kayleys ion; asettleatendut hat It he have their respectird States and suhiecti , to avoid. every . Mot F• 104 1 W •&8•• I etesteen-peenderr, several dismounted guns, and a . vine 111:Gregot, killed in action, Percy Pratt, might weaken it, and lo contribute, on every occasion, bothoir ; blockhouse . The patty which escaped amounted to . non . the 47th Foot , vice Hoot, who retires. erse,tiptaeity. or ~ the 47th Foot. ' •:- ''' -;47ir,..;,, a „ , - , e other islands vinous utility, honour, and advantage, ~......, *bout seventy men of the ,40th regiment of American To he Ensign-Alexander Robertson, Geol.:Ake fitirlt;,. l -' •' 8 h il l Xairjr"Pti 1 . tt::integ e rit w y cl o i ; i tepr esen t c ontra ctin g :L il i es mei - 14 " 6"Y • g 7.---66 infantry, and thin of tbe embodied militia ; t i e re _ To K b i s i s i poartr-M a r d er-Poyinaste . r-Sim . 41lodtsPhlf .. _ ! .-. men." Sir G. 1 9. In consequence of this gi t a canfre t h e t wo high contract- .treat was so rapid, that I was .not enabled to take Set Din g o " , Lieut. John 21,CrobantrimilistiMig'oror. ' : ' • '•,..,• ' 1 . ado in enncert each measures as ma,, a nmrby purchase, rvi7 Corti's , who pups.. ; • 74 .3 : I ' i; . / 4 . 8 • P t ' • • •Pg any Inisoncrs. I understand there were a few til we have his,: t i o ng th Pl em rti l es be W ar i l l l i n (raper to manit.ite the peso .; and is case th e L- -...5 e 5111Vitto. Lieut. T. s. biding so 4 WC . cer mos t b e ' States of either shit., be menaced with itivasicia, they will em- wohaded,.bat they secreted themselves in t he Wow., ~ 1 1... Irehavut purchase. vice Carroll, prtap . olo,loloo9ll l ol. '4. • , play then atom efficacious g ood °fees t., prevent it. put Is Having . secured tbe fort we lost no time in ed. Army lii Portugal, , -.7 - 7. K .fr , it/l' s •,, ' . . . , these go - od offices may fail to their desired effect, they Nod s . To be Lieuteuants. without, parchisse-440 1 101. 11016 10 :Ansh • ... ~ themselves Mutually to succour each Miser, incase eistier shah vancing upon Alocisiaa, which was taken - without any . berear, vice Gaoling i " in..He w dzinen, , 4 ,,, e Bnid, . anionbole • t ' . b i vouacked or ineaseed. r esistance ; .anti aiggNwe ieldupiecas. - Paymaster ( Philip Johoson. vice Penuinoto, appointed lis ~.....• severity of thin 4,, Th ai A=Wti ulaCed.by thepreceeliamatleshollcmk .. ,.,d ' the lid .Light Dragoons 4,011,...L. -beeline? vire Ropktimi.:. . . noes unitbitte; gam& -4 214300,..5hatl imltifootg,oololl4.lo ' .1h41.66.htS et•thir Igiadron, under the eolitlettli kiityd i f; „ t wo ; .1•4444.44.304..b101 1304, promoted sis ...', cavalry. constantly isipt uii is a complete salle gm was findeitier 4 4looo/41Sylit ansy,Ated the royal , she Slth Foot, -" • '-'-‘• :' ..: . :-. • it three weeks; with 60 pieces of ciinnon. To be YAM - lust Geist. "ice irtsestuni artt- inarineS, trte•Clie Liege-Waldman, were•detached to• T . c s .. I.:Es G it t --rou ir r ee e. prehension, for b. The shccours shall he furnished at doe - first -requisithiss sit' .. 4 ..rriatioprranus C. • Waage, • . ~._,...,,,_ 6 . the party attacked or menaced i•they shall he pot in ware* 'the eastern side of the river, and wore- ..t , - onenatial c 4 * ,tce C. Edward s , Gest. '&4w ramitibigo L ..Y• is' . . His agony is with the lent P"' illi ' . 'lei"' and at r ' rtb ' it befwe the exP i n''' . , - service is taking two fi eld-pieces in that quarter. chi. D• 11.1c " .-4 't "06 . ,'" u ''' 1 ' . ' ' oitti4i t t i tte' .;. ' '''e • rinton_ hot is lion of two months after the demand. "XI illo„ ileury 1 ~.. Leacjtxr-ee-... .: A . , , .• • ____.-'..:_._.--2.-.. - si)i *ldestivltltlitanding that the militia were not assem- Knowles, deceased. ..-„•,,4 1411 &tiro:El evet Lieutenant-601o" . I I,leWenow-Colonel, w I thing!. paCchatc. . PC ed to the Sd Go irds, Mrevet Major Eyre Coot to be Major., Vim Ensign Charles Grove to be Lieuteaaoti Iloi Senileauta Cadet &wee Roomy Saftb, it'bjltzti tary College, WWI lostoa.•Viee GrOtik. - .4! 16th Dino, Envies Joke Up.adadwAapptoot Mk withoot parchwe. ' • - WM OhIO, WOW AMA &Mr 11. ilk Ailell. ge t 4 1 k • . vir,e BM.' ._ .- I t• . ,i....,.- „i ' u 40th Ditto. tiortovv , Lainberl. MO I:Warioli, 'Wrap, vier Curetno, who I trOvb tee., clia am Roycratt, treat . • f 4. 4 46 44t, ii= _ " 1 . 11 P,OaPP * . ' f. i C4a P au Yt • ex • . - . . bist Ditto ifeniy4o se a uk Gest , to be Ensign, withont . Aide Ti4e, t • • Mtn Ditto, Wi nun i ffeisoo, Gent. to be Ensign, by • , vice Keeley, promoted. 80th Dies. To be EatigwrOanit4 D'llrien,bient. without porchme, , vice • Lielamnia, 'teapot in the York Chnreurs ; an.l Waite' . • Bern &d, Dent. by poreltnee, viceThile, wbo retires. 6'id Ditto, ..Ensign John 'busmen to be Lieateinus, witiumt , ,purchase, vice Pollock, *lto resins..,, i _ 67th Ditto, Brevet Major Martin Catty to /49,40, without porthole. vice Aelieson;appoilited to the 411Pdateesra touseds. To be Captains of coippoWea, without poeubase--tieutenant Robert Jobastim. vice MID*, deceased I and Lieuienatie C. H. Maihteakhig; vice Corry. 71st Regiment . oft.Femt, Breyet Lieut e nant.Coluged . Charles; Collier .m. bo Glantesteri...Coloner; without, putiOlos o vile, Napier, appaititedle the 9d Pent (;bird-.. ' r 1 Captain C. .Orabam to be Ma' , vice Cotber:- NI i 89d OWL), Brevet-Major, A Ilan • ~io be Major, witheist pntchase, vice Carr, yrotanted, ." • ~„ - . . •' • :.. • • j SOW Din., Peter Mamma , Gnat, Ittiegnsign, by pprOisk i vice Mapotber, promoted:. . _:...."'' .!.! i' . .. , . %.• • :4 5 0/ P4te• Jeivitcsint AijOilift .wilikiltik•bc 9kllta li t a fa : Company, vice Hamilton, lemea hiact on, . • . . - John Lientettnat; nictiatrnifo'hilled- 111, • ..• _ . • . ea:- tile- i ler P eee et dra gg ing the • 114,eigSeet " 4 " .eirler ' Ei;il ,-- O r iolia Dutby to be LiestetaApt, eke VOlg e litilea tp,•• ' meows could-be procurtd to boi' oglitlocootioßad to! . ite l ow. - ~ _ ~ . :,.. . 2 .. .- 1 I tbe , .• (tl at • a t to their unwearied ezertierm, amid gutiailaiari.,arlsoga- l i Emit's& awl Adsotaaqatoes stiGikkisie ll * vat* : pm* e for ment of Lieutenant Daniell, lam isoktri, tor bar- Lieutemat " . • I Volunteer --,--• ISOyea to be Dosior• , viee'Dotho. ~...' '..- , art• , reach hog a fire and half-inch howitzer coorayed - *fa* A Mit Dino, Weett il Lieptswani-ColosyS Eli witid u rer.PP 4 coed. cogently the most difficult a smog OM illiiolollollt At Mnjor l without purchase ? vice Dope, it,lpoin , ahe • • ll the__. To Captain Parker, of his fifiaiesty'a ihip.Tethel` Ips Liestivia j a w i p. n or to , be c ap bsko o a pas ,WS ' l ' l ' who commanded •thi squadren,--I.4owrevery obliga- o situjieo , • Taiiral "wen to l o kentedint, rice Fraser. ' . . • Fan :: 1 iCgt ; and lOw saatlre . yao timAliwilittp.d l4- aniter• 'td • A last Gelid. to be lott, at *weer: • v. i• Eio- standing has subsisted; betueatitififOtipfatioatßft of • •., ' •: Dor 4._ aa.l:ooes 41 .44 1,.. 4 ;C: r titt1t itory t he , . - • but mime- , ;•- - • - ,tku, to , • r 'ir ••: ~ "J ~. .4, *hot _ • et , • 95t . I • • U•shAte to us r, , ItoVIO INOR 11141114**/* , ... • -:' ••114Cothiki A "'" 1 14 ,4} pan. - 7,i - • tiii• '. • • . union . t . .° ' 1 ) - '-. 4 ' AV i - -,kitig,....., ap t .10CCialaistitl, ~ -.. 4 ' " i t hiso uttr,ieseT to De Limit- .... 7,..ur - • ninitmitte ' c#, - '%, . n.holf.pny: fee l 0 ° To Lient:-Gen• StrJ. al - ;; • A 4 A ,if gindriqw, ; 4 " h. . 'et' faziotft- !ed by. /... ~ leti* VI • I'd the •‘• • I.; ...Isousse; .L. ~..-rj.j: •4;, ' 1 *tape la Seotible _ .. Willihht Blanchard to be Lieu- , dm _ Retorts of-faeAttaee i aetti4Xjtlt?eeosseylepti tilt ZArninal, vice RusWea4 1.17,.• . stL vi ne __ ... O, the Hump* uniFst the AC 44 . Fp be Ensign:l- 14 . T., ‘ „„lsfaillty, Gent. ltlacehard , 40 iin. se,.. /sit .01"" "', -.. •'' i ' altd jaMegliPlerkiiirinh •( '; A -$., .. '• . - Ortirasem-oToweill. :to. ,1.34.• fr. . .-, ....ili..‘'. I' , be Adutont—En.tgo Thomas Norton, v i c e 'Reed, Want An••• — lartill4efirOVlNFO rt fr.S ° 1,0 " ; 41i ° IS .° * .* icnL ittAi 14° 191164460 - *two drums. - •/ .- i , 'Ai • 4 " ,-441111 0 /10 4Filikddlle' ittlill'hytt#Y , Rviatieeiv * OOtj OW, Piintehant, ;4400htouselith wbp ,resigui. . NIS I It." 416.4011100000 194 larict t ialdi ' f al X . %el:. id .ii ^•' • _. Bit Ble t r * ./.;._ ' . . .••?• 401 " ell ww r' oliCe - aMS rosailahot for. Ili ' - Fa on Lientenaiii-Coronels in th' toy-1/4 ie. Wraseit Billie, zr 4ugleri el ost k k. tut OS 'Otter '. ea •the fialfinty et , the, late Lily of Doweatteillt John S. Ilia 4 " " SIM* , Olvolliolort r 9tic•* Id r. i. 1,. . A tola.illiration,.otthe Row 4trittory; row Joka .Addisoo, of , •• •,., ,- .., b.444filllaL, Nom Ago -,44, . the 100th Foot. . : t ~ ...„ , . . . . . -4, A . . - • . . • ~ . . 1 ... • . • 0, .