The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-07 00:00:00

• . L 66 , • A 6 111 P • " The French, on their side, appear to make pre- I partitions for a vigorous resistance at A ntwerp; they 1 ars. razing all the suburbs of the place, into which they have lately introduced a great quantity of pro- I visions. EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM DORT, DATED JAW. - zo. 66 The bombardment of Gorcum continues with i activity. Several.pouses in the town have been de stroyed: The enemy but-feebly - reply to 'our fire." VIENNA, JAx. 10.,lity. a ,repet . L from_ General : Count Nugent, dated Ravenna. December 20, it tip penes that he had early that day attacked the two 1. ' positions of the enemy at Forli aod : Certia t • The position of Cortia, , which, was otcapial by 300 men and two pieces of mutes, was carried after a combat of two hours, bjCaPt. Janhovicii, and 441 Chief Squadron, Coen! liar% who tools the 1 onemy'a cannon. The padtion of Forli, where the enemy had 800 men and two pieces of caisson, was attacked at day-!teak on two sides, and the whole of the ensely's divides overthrown. The two prows of mums, one caisson, and more than 400 prisousea l fell into oar bands. Toe route from Femme to Cesena has boss : ceptoti; the fugitives were therefore constrained to throw themselves into the mountains, where they will probably fall into the bands of the Insurgents, who are chesing them. After this glorimii.:eavit, Gen. Nugent caused a 1 'compenv of infantry and a few hewers to advance noon Cesena, and Savignano, himself occupying Tomo. Thiitooperial edvaneed posits opposite Immola, and the mountains are occupied. by strew/ 1 parties* Insurgents, who greatly harass lb; easmity. Logo is also occupied, Ind Col. Gareedile posted with apart of the advanced guard at Foal. Our principal. force is between R. Alberti and Ravenna, -and is in direct COMMIMIESItiOn with Comachio, which Gen. Nugent has put inn very good state of defence, and IMnierted,into RR. OlCeliOnt. place trarnies. MILAN, JAN. 9.—The Prince Viceroy is con stantly at Verona, sad no.change has taken place in the position of his army. In pursuance of a par fficular order, all the French troop s are to bold !themselves in readiness to march at the first signal: this order does not include the Italian troops. The arrival of the Neapolitan troops in the king. , dom of Italy has for ROMS days been the subject of much conversation, although nobody seems to know accorately the object of their appearance. Though 'bet march was long doubted, yet certain it is, that on the 20th ult. NO of their light cavalry entered Bologna, who were neat day followed by two batta lions of infantry, Ab(*.e troitg. Liorwar, Jaw. lerweAdvices . from the Lower Mine state, ,we ,kpoer om what authority, that the Kies of Naples will declare for the Allies, who have tiot only guarantiidle him the integrity of his Statal k but will oven Ode to him a part of those of the Italy MIN . rm"1. 1 ""*" .1.6.4 " , • • BXIII4OI f I a • A te..:— , LooeCostierooth otrived here yegte y. It 1(4 11404 at tioo slow* if a long oonfeAmie, i to sake now overtures •td meow& Tho Doke of NUM* l'll/1...' h*w tat PaTio. .• • . „••, •, • Nit, oit ?Widow fisklm4t*iiiittie totoefig. It oppoors cerlalo that Om ibtiftehr at Mistrisand Ow Wag of Prussia will deport from hews for Va. *id los fro dap. A rot ~amber of pencil, in talk *pit. ban alrody Oft 041 t. IMPOST. • at {Tema. Jag. 14. The Hereditary Prln lli tZtt e rtemberg has given the following report of the successful expedition against Epinal When the enemy was infeimmal of the approach of our 4th army corps, he hastily abandoned Epinal and retired upon Charmer. The Hereditary Prince pur• sued him, with a part of his cavalry apd flying prtil. lery, beyond Thaon, which was already eccupim)./N beneficent 'sentiments•qf the pow,eie wfiich, * )sit take upon theipeelves the guarantee of their fate.. The undersigned, la begging the Chevalier Leb eeltern and , the . Count cn'po d'lstria to coins - 1,91AT cate this note to their Imperial Majesties, as the az pressien of llitelsentinseate*hich animate the As: P.el* si • .0911 0 .ur theia of .isessatnerati most fraternal reception., At the break of day, Gen. 14111014$ pi e 4 b redonnoitriog three hiagttos in advance of Tourist's : he roturned, and review4d:tlia,, troops which behalf collected, and received from them tl mith to die at the post of honour.. The enemy, changing his plan, did' arit Ve-apPear either 'SOS ,d, . : • _. . . the some lip* to express th e esteem u - hich tTie. 4 peror of Austria had conceived for theiDoke 44 ;VII .. Centa r Then he spelite,to me of the COngress;ed • out my having said ;anything that could lead to donvetietion• 4‘ i . Wv4 T! r : e ': il ? 1 2 Pow: 1t4.. po Nid iie; 44 .wi.iff•ti:64.sr r ~. 9«. ..w ~. . Nil • ''',, h A • . A •T's sr 1 'll-1E STNITSMAN. - - • . f . . ne, we conjecture that the courier Wiii p briti •. • ' - -44 ts. ---------------". . 4. .... I& • ....if 'ti given b the Deputies of the Canton' assembled here are ma . rching.,..ipetel:Upper Champagne i(l4 .. 1" LiiiilekliltufltuflClpp-trisizitiltil.. IPA. !•. . - .....y/ . A this information arriving in the night of situ •i, '' 111 / to tit t k . coiling ws was supposed to he of such tin e t a re . .7 iv?" it.. p ~, ... -. - - zi.„..„4,.., 4. 1814. ,1. ,B4IroMEs, f 1Ati.,..50.-A Pit iner t /en tisfy the public, add make it atm' • ey " ~ : f,.. The be ' ! ICanionshave found in the over: from.. Jordon, 'woo 'totally lost in . feints svhicCt e sitaderto 'them on the Ist inst. by the 10th tad 20th, upon the coast': Pentarabia.-14. e satisfaction of learning, by the state -t. , r :.! li' .. - PO the Envo)s of their Imperial Majesties, a pledge of The enemy experience great di f f i culties In ensurin g . negociations, the point at which they liiid.re' ' , .....' In our opinion, this reasoning was. false ; ..:, ,su t its .grj,dutbie„,trin&getteroys vivy of the Hied Vit . ,. th ! ir .. pnximpsiabeAlikigoktiejkAr, which blttleol tut rah., as welt as of their esteem ft; Swlfzeilanet-•-• won made with great trtegolarityv - Thate are many clever manner the indiscretion luta taken. . ' . 4 .1,;?1? 'limy have received ..svith of - ilest lioe.q.-.Kod,oick.mitong.ibthatakitant, .of, st. Jean de Luz, and we avail ourselves of it, and *ill le i j' ; , -. , ..v menu of_gratitude communications which are cairn- ~ the communes occupied by the enemy, who has him- nest by it likewise. _ ''. . t.,.. . ~, , •••. El II t u tefithrectisilifilnce Of-a hippy futurity, Gm t self many .Id In tbilitheet, Wt the Chiefs do - tlWrib•4l44.4l* - 11Dirdiiiie4W4 , •--•--- -. ..' ' [tie* Schwartzetiberg's Proclamation to tit •'r, - • .• • . r „ ! .•,'' I ll i , Lotrach, Rec. *,,11. 1 114 1 1; ,!erd- • -• „'; , 41 .. 4 7 - .' In anmos.thole Wine recent !nettle have most pahifilli 1 all they can to conceal 04 jimebeie_pi there. affected. The interest whiek hie Mirjesty the Itm- announced, will' Acme appetites Oral that tie . - . - i perot of Austria takes in the 'atitiliewledgment of this I % l aniards. ere isrpoioing, ait ~y 'from. pa. tp PrpcJemation,to 1 t tsi;„;e: ..,. , L .._ • , ....,, . I , .• f • political rights of Siitzerrlinti had been already i 60,000 men j. In Old Cestllte; ~ !!!le their in c h.; the'Rbiae, dated_Atif..:e . i . . ti t . , , 4 . : ~ . 4 0 ~ , ; AI openly man if es t e d at '.the co nduits* -of the treaty oi !.pendesicots Whe acme , s otill subsists teady before the P.eVit t ] ''t• s . ?...! • ......,..,„lt.. -• 11 . . %.1 . :..! :7:!ti . ~ ~. '• -• . •': 13htlefin, t . het then there *enlisted no political he.; ; b e tween-Ahem ga d o f lbsioak. irr E ng li s o i yes- I..te , i lance In Europe; and the beneficent stipulations sels, .wrecited betweets.o4Beilikiil and Cape Bre. uore.nuconexagrap t iisash. ig .4 .,e li e ß i f ' - of that treaty were ineffectual ', with regard tp , oau o hare been entiretydiebed. , toopleces; scar : rely OF ens OWLS .110 . 1DAIDDIFO I 1111.TrD Nil SwitZeiand. • That country,. Which -had °beer,- Oily ortbeli cargeeillsiedltpipri they condsfed , AUG. 18. ; .:(: ' .:. - T.; • . „ .... IV *Mitt of . its natural frontiers,,, and Ovevionody I 14, ones,- barley, Ilia s i . ~.rlothing for' the .v. r. •!, .. 11, - is i s k aiv,:l64 whir .• 1 P involved in an alliance of which the conipme s zilotteope. •" : .. • • .., • .1 't • ~ !SU undersigned liiiaister , of..lParftend fortg use ieu , . ' ~. .. Ile hod dictated the conditions, was incapable of .• • 1 , ; ;Litrihes,. lid. '. ti.--:-Maisltal Augers's, Duke of i A Mtirtrveeeive4sistefttay ette , efhtel hoottert i onh4Co i , - ~' ! constituting itself. But the Allied Monarchy for - 1 illistigflone„; wont •on. the - 22 d -•tO 'the Theatre dia) , EAMUDOCY the Dulien.f._Bisiaiso dkillirillelaiLiut '70:. i. ,1 the maintenance of the libesty and repose of Eirreptii4 leipriteinise, with 'hielfttnill, and M. d'Albot,i;Mayor, to addict** to him oteihelOth inettl”..3 t or t.• T . , . 4 1 • • I * proclaim anew, In a manner the • most express, and /p is,* is be lutil.,,eatered the . reelect% Wm" the 'l l -ir is - poi poly thellillffleitille*voliew.eitt 'beetroo t . . '1 lit l at a period • stilt more important , t he same Oleg/801*m reeensideffi milli doe most lively appianees.-- The Austria and ranee . " that, he , keetrien Cabin.. Venlig ' which are so honourable to the Coofedevation..Switottopfee Of. *ride ',rgeijleilit lee! nee le Marechaf 4u. Itself caitiff 44* itbiliy ii the ;rat iiii64l6:iilMllps. 41 ' I- s ed at e' ean notimeltato to reply to the appeal which ' 'tempi 1 were several times repeated ; whilst, the tions contalued in the , mete of the D ,ke-Of &MOO. .• '. has been addressed to her, for• thi recomtry of tbar nrchestra_played thil '104: int. rut on errs ' Nalesa l I SuPituwted by eras Oplidott, Austria bairn) aw a it s . %.1 I fi n s o f hOv r igida,'" which `an interval of a . few retie! and La Maks, itel '11!)00.4 . • The accitinaatiool2: i the judgment of Europe, Ind that of posterity., . • x • cannot deprive her di for ever, and.for the less rit's cease universal at the sikalue 'Coast ale •Bendss , The proposal b f bit `Majesty the Emperor of the '' • it 1 w hich enthieg.ciu compensate . She win' begirt the ! came to rejoin the Midittill" • . is; ~T :*. Wrench still offering to the Emperor a glimmering. of .1 . , .., , . ~,.. T. ''Jpir t r, ..' .` • .-. ' , 1" - . .":.; 1: i ';''' . kaPe tin attain a general. peolfloation, his Majesty has • I , work if her new political organization,. with and. .r. inept. eereeepoaldflig* ks.iniportenen, with the feet-' Tao solutuq.: nu.. '!{'t" -cssettniAmelbenstaise lb thought 'it his" at to lorbOld of. it. In cone. , l l' in gof her indePeedettee being guarantied by the climb *lt AtAti:Or. -14#0445$11*tert* AND claeOceltieleq.etOettitAlie. , ,e_mlentigrted to acquaint ! • LI i principles which the Allied Monarchs have proclahoi• - ' , . pers stes.reanw. inumastint, I'm lialls,iiiiiiinesers I the RoDliatt and Prussian Cabinets with the desire for. -i • '"l' eel; of 'security necessarily resulting from the . ie. of L ir o ws. •"• • .• • •P . ..,"' ..4.4 V“ ... v • ' too ' • dip: IQpiDIK s O i r A' ;Coagitetk lit " Whi c h ;s h os id , 'foto ,. ' 14 II establishment of a balance in Europe ; of gratitude lestaerraters. Or Lioitia--An entitle L ittt i : s t Ake beg the teas,, ilk the "itiiiies' pflinioglee) I . t - i proportione d to the advantages inseparable' from ` the : means , and uncertain in his. movements, : has " . ' about ; * -.;* - • general pacitioatieni - Their Majesties- the . country regaining its *orient natural frentiers; in : for - some days to menace your city, Called to t ', Obi Etta Alexander` and the. King'Of • Prtisslii *.die: ' ' • I short, with the' sentiments of that love Of justice, I defence, I :found you disarmed ; from that - nitill mated by the same sentiments .as . their august Ally' , •`:. W i and of that moderation, which can aloiet - gire' ` ee l ; 11'4 neither sleep noerepose till [had collected . ope t ,have authorised the undersigned •to declare to the' i: 9 . 1 - ' al lidity to the bases of this great work. ' ' 1 l Ci j Oits ; still greater will shortly arrive ; I harilmsi. Doke-of Basun°, that twing unable to decide on a 4 ;:^ *, The Assembly of the Donative of Centeno, • ailitif.:•dee assurance . of it. In the mean time, you , * are point in which all seem equally interdsted, with Out, • t " , having by the Couvention of the . •2fith of Deeethbit.lotieleing with , rage, brave Lyonnois, at having been having Previously conferred upon, it with the. other. ~ ` I' I:voted the abolition of the .relntions !' formed by.thiti ti on iat e d t o your eery wails, by an enemy proud a Allies, tile three Courts will; Without i deley, make p i . ' - ''' „." ' Act.of Mediation, find themselves •in an impartial: ittoment of surprise. These generous lailtiMeeti se !them acquainted with the proatileal'of France. * ' ' ".. situation, between the old order of things, andti your tpart ' halve not istoni t ihed me. Are youltot . The undersigned is charged •t.- transmit s - with as I it , which has just ceased. It is their design to 117 ~ ',people' who, in all difficult. circumstances .barelis, little delay ee. Possible, to. the 'French *Chhittet; the • - l i bases of the new Confederation upon the simpligailk :, F layed a great courage ? The love of your city wee l ‘ t a s t v l ertures of. all the Allied`Coarts in . answer the the a useful principles, which the great majority et %WC 'w a s ;oaf diettegeighlag 'character: to this noble , ove proposal. - ..- • ••• • • I 1 Cantons have already adopted, to which there Is fee. I m o ti v e was j o ined the honour of the .'French name, He hes..the honour to offer t0'bii . F,0001141.14. , the ...''''• lson to hope all the others will soon adhere- . '., I, cif which 'you eve ' 'an ' jesstous - , and. - that gratitude Dike. of Bassano r the renewed asserancfs• ef. lilt ~fa . This Federative Constitutioti, upon which ••ihs 1 which you Owe your, augiait Soveseigis, .whose. 44 high cond4eratiun: • ... • - • . • -.. • .:- : , Woo) The Couat of hilvtlf4ii • , 4:. .I. • union and irlipen•dence •o4.Sakitzerland rest, it 0 4 :, care, upon mounting -010 • throne, wakto heal your businesswllich musts pecialty occu py the Diet. • The wounds, and re-greet:4olr 'edifices. Yon always ,-..., -' . .".7 ,-- --,.. ..,;:!;IN , ..- L ,- , •- I : ems, formation of pa rtiOular-CatlttitUtiont will be the bap i were, you well knowv.ilim object Of ! his'. particular nerowt 011 THE **AM* DI ,T...ADr. l 4;''•- . . sikvls of tlie different Cantons, with thi.exception of Care. You owe it, theft, to him ,- year ewe it to , . 'On the With ot e-* Oiteitorilriylng . ht4ti f fcir fitellyi -. ; an' fnitit.tirke witch the Diet reserves to itself, AS well , Friipce, who has her eyes upon you, to dr ; iee fax Pretimliftreated-eleitypelonetewer-le kitniar ? . at ~..4 . .4 as the o .er• t tee of th e Constitutions ) which must re- from our Walls the enemy , whose presence. *sly is whit+ Otte: were the itisertqoarters of the Emperors', - t-, ' salt frons the Federative act. • it 1.401°• insult, and who paralyses your industry, and : 1 of :Aesteie-eiel-1t04 4 4 f -I- - eoee; ter' orders -to -depart 11 km . the nett If all those. who are but slightly.acquainted en plunges/tat ieto a itate of uncertainty an 4 , Alarm, thy-with aCO main of prisoners, . who were .... , .,...t the geographical, ecoeomical, Morals end politics 1 which your honour end your interest ..cominene.yot Ito bil.seet to Bohenlia• "Hrd till then seen nob ody, , •,.. • . ,_ relations of Switzerland, meet icirthowledge the dille Ito put an end to. To erms, then b race .Lyo t tele l ' i nor made an reclamation, ,tftittiting .thd iftle 4 ,Crith , ~,:;'....,.--. collies of this task ;if there even yet remain :seine los- • rally around:ate. Let us march. for ivertt, and only 1 'Nola watii.tive . lted WO". setietenl. reclentitioil 1( • ..`:,-.-'' 'and having protested ibeforehatolkagelnit e :54..; ' ;p ortent parts of our federative relistikotel s silo Peck* " lease to the army, which is hastening. to your dot. ,ielf, 1 . _ . . I fi rmatiou of which depends upon circutastances, over fessue, the care of puiluing to . the frantlera the ene,:*triatment whieh I *eiperlinfeed.; • Ili e • ; • .7', • t t , [ *hie* , Oki' Assembly -of Deputies has no inflooisre, a uLl ib em you ha,. already p ot to mike.. . , seitinesi, however , I thought It my .4inty:to.'W ; / or, .at least, has, lost it for the moment; the coning '„,_,.,. ._ ; . AUGER EA U. 'Duke of costiotione. Prince Schwartsenberg and Count Metfesidels i : .; - * ~..., ', ; Ifesolltm(arten, .yoli!•,; gist. V., 1014. tenting to them the Improprittlief.thlutte • ,,* I Odle llianistrates to whom this houourable news •__,._ • •. • i ; prise is entrusted, must not, on these aocoente, be , soimuis.s l o t ilp. T _ _ ~,,...:,,A . 2 . iii.. _ ..c. ‘__, Prince „Schwartzenbere imatediatelyt.arce sas-..me ,-.. I shaken. Their patriotism wilt find no effort ten `. l J AP; TA ) i r k !llllitraY " 11112 ~ Count Perri his own Aid-dui Campy to ; .;,,:;;, , e *. " ' • great to secure the country in future from alt foreign ! a t all i n thi ,galati -r• - . afir. _ l ' e learned ... 111 " '',.,a. eaal tY I mistake that had been clads I••• -- • •',' • 1. - . 1 l ~ .threatened Tegietnes. • immrdiatelt ri,. Leg eel; I sire me to call- either on him or ott • ' ~... "„ I influence injurious to iti independence, and to chain ! powers of E urope, ; yielding to the .eagernessof thi! C t 0 tenece,grentea s t nigh . I immediately repaired to the , v ii ii. ... I I that solemn guarantee of the the . t em an order t o . ny . to the asms are of the . brae hitter. Prince s s ia rogisoe be rg hos i og i da am m ok :, : ~ which the Allied Monarchs wish to Procure for inhabitants of Tottrous and assured them that he new organization..of Stvitzerlind, 'edopted after free . himself, Count Metternich receliefl me 'title OS ...,.. 4 . * be there in per s o n . ' • . 1 deliberations .. The safety of the. %wetly is the thew wouldsoo n - • -. "''', . ' , eagerness. He said -bile* few words on inyto ' ` , 0 Ih A lidnight heti scarcely struck, when ottji, had el- feose w h ich be leek • himself `ii Y . • ' • .1 I ject of their efforts, and they-hatre . to. support .___ _e___. ..-...:-.......t the rtnaili:s iehi6h. wish to ; rea`q_been welcomed by' the Tournamilint,Seids the ups* to re eve me - big happy as he said . oap ate this lieerticeo.lo • . ...1 4 lery, beyond - inaon, wancti was atsvassy VG4:II VIM* up r"-r--- -- --•- , Ito* • . , sae puss us uvustisir.- .a... w5...+4.4,41 --- e ,••,,, ---- r -----, General Grekow, forming the advanced guard .ef.* seMbly•CfP.eputleg„, , .hcgo . ur to retie*, to thee fell back, d did set Vie . ' r tither on the letill•-•*5!6' ''''..T e 's - ••0 11 .s-tsew:me 7-.4 ..11PW , • - 7 ,,,,,- T an column of Count PI atoff. General Grekow the, the assurance of his big Consideration. . •-• .• the 19th. ItF.INHARD, i 'lf swim. -,,,. . ~- q A , (signed) . - 1 . ,,7 . 111e Cittellittiltr,:o4 "liniirUt ereiloffe. ' 7Z, charged the enemy's cavalry, which was precipitately • 11!_ . ..order of • the'reseret t ire. returned to , our . i oa litioi, *et' ":' son 'tie indireija eisiene retiring, dispersed it, took six officers. and a great „ . ~ .t.,.. Former 1 " 1 " . 11 mil" .. _ 7 4 .1 11 ° 4%641 . .7 i u i f the A ‘ ssem .. . W. 3T- ;_ ___ .• • . -.. wines . . ...__ ,i - • * i ritleti the • Icierer Pa toes .. ..melt employ. to ' , many soldiers prisoners. Ilad not 414• Marshy Red ::„ 1 • ..• ~ . ,„_ • _ r --- , . , 5 f , ..,-; i o bt s oll I Limes, JAL 24.-- - Reheiesny yesterday occupie d woody nature of the ground opposed peat obstacle," - •• I it , • -Ai ENCAtektdiegAS. ,4^. -. obtain pence , do* `tee weeil etitittidd:,.. -1 1./el - 1,1 1 •i. , . • the same positions, It Is not know ti whether helm' nuties declare t i maseiges fr ankly, sod r 0,.. . si l • to Count Platoff's artillery, theeuemy must have s us- c •- • • '•'' 1 11 b"‘, : --bists'if 4 „ ~.. ~ ...)ea,,-.La, , ..$ ie•••. , t , ." p tented an entire defeat. However, the artillery no? BAYONNI, JAN. 20.—.14r.frent endeavouring. uncoated Meximieu.x. 11e experiences every day., . ... der General Raissaro ff still arrived in fissile entioi ' attack us, 14, enemy afp i evlikefrAct of being him-) to 1 new dif fi culties and his entrance Into- our-territory • *lifter this conversation , Count Metiernich desired . :1 „ v b_e_ made."_ , the enemy considerably, and O terrible are of grape- I self attacked: we have .es . filmy nn ,., i has tad 'no other ' et* t than to arouse the entail qf ' . • • Atte go to Toplita, where I should soon heir. frOsk , L . shot was kept up on his masses of infantry till night, 4 men, faimated, with the hest spirit, ,antilio 9° ll 'ww dis. I,stir Allies. • "' ' him and that he hoped to see me on my return... I - 1 - fall. The road from Thaon to Igrie7 was covered :00•04, to 44spiote thii i imikttege .t if ; tee . A,lper s „in ems' w in , sumosir , i gemi l s o vi • ou Tat Dov i sa i sc i s t. i with dead, with arms and equipmente.i, count. Play the enemy should"dare tolitteetet, it; It it collide . TZUR, fillnlAS. 9%), 1 . 614. . set off for Toplits on the 27th o f 0 etober. tarlived there on the 60th, snags the:/k1 of Nev.**, &or ~ • 1 . x eived a letter from - Cidtet hietternich,? ist tease- . , ,- .3 toff incessantly harassed the enemy as faults panes% . that the,Spiniaida NO* tistlisii,Apta the , rear- Odli . t ; and in the mesiag raorl4itan 4 00 priemeighad beet, English and Portugueseemie, in line. deeeral t .. 'A DVEfi l / 4 18°F.MENT. , s tu enee of which I, quitted T•plitz en the - 3d - , - , ‘ , 4 ! O. . .. -• ,_., 4 I brought in. • • .-- / • ~„/ 11. 4 1. nashr eirriestong destructive war agaidst.the bands I There has aPpearedin'eirculatloa a smell number le . mher, sod toPtillato ti,itood-clooders or kr • ~ • ( * .onto ,Wlttglenstign Writes (fief_ all, iridtih by ideal& scatter thimselies *over* the coupk. l of copies of the Moniteur; No. /0; the. cevente. of pew of Austria' iiit`Frinbffirt, - where I. eteviVr QA • , ~.... . . inst. that'lia the 6th a detackdieef *C. sty; ;he by gales new atitanigee. I tieonseqeenee, Which are almost emirety di ff erent front those of the the Sib.: 1., went, the same daftto Go**Chiettereleh: cousteresVisear:Vassellone (on thi: 'd ! firpeti ', /. we avesextlimpty muter here • and as On heve, said Moeileur poblipisedsod diikribeted nn the untie dep he spoke to me immediately of •the peewee. of,the - - still' .. - burg to Nancy) a detachment era:Wilt ddridri t ;iff ton' dem*, hoz the Cowir.igs,lr. min less fear the: This pheemmese . .:411the appearance of a double i allied arias, of t.be a nd of ~ . 'mat ' - the corps of General Milhaud. This tress ..w' et. I- a ssglisiva: - .111 '" ' newspapee # 4,4* .. - - sthersAtd thesame dite„ *lace it! Gennoni f e' the . n f - 41Arliiza: ~ , p, . tacked end dispersed; an . Oa* ind 11.104 I bT• DiFtia s JAN. 26.--Tbe eepai . • ;f. V ow" tiet) . i l .V;il . bes•OaditeiltelmWillieelty, as theie who were In 'peace. ;Am told awrfee She_ . .. . .. ' re, made prisoners. Count Wittln; 4 lll:,, oil Se' tn . . I days ago l t.asid committed the. resit 'l't ' _ l llllc,ae Peosesslets st itishre . , 4tenly in a sscristasanner, as , declaration of Austria ; • bad e!!ltted Itili iplys l lo.r -..., log of the 7th, sent Gimm3 r with Ms' de. tions. , 'lie ,res r peeted neither age . fie? - * . a' 4 lllWilik it At let befiVitiidys obtaine* Wielwitestaken all ' Francis witli.-the title of Empeiiirsof ger - mitayi . altar . .-•:„., -1,.. l • ' • ' tachtnent of cavalry fromßruaii4 - SOW *insanity 'end 41 hinii*'!gni*eoi)jec4n pr, kis vinietineiiind'iAis .poisible Paine) to obtain it v aad be • into bovi, this •he did not. accept this seevethlag title t tt .th_ed . • : 47 1,..5. ,• . r . to drive the enemy from that place. At Ida appioacli etmispe. -. Thellife-et Slate award a rich ferwiei, Pepsi eocaped .froet • the printlog.eface °lithe Mond- Germany was inore.to Idle itt%ihit Oientiev 411 Mt ' DN. . . ••• 1 ~., : the enemy quitted Wansenaa, 'and aerobe& tO , oar *god 4 0 Yen?, 4.4a4, in consequence of the ill- tear,' and ernionliOrtgro4d44. • Itgentalas thcliniitec fore •, that be desired • that • the; .Empeisee .NePoleoft .1 ~ . Ilenheim, with 1000 infantry , 6 00 horse, end' tour ireetmeCt.she letpedenced. •I t ler hishand, upwards relative to the eetei . lotions for peace. We hive should be persuaded that Ilia4reetpat • oalitilWilid ~ -. • cannon. General Audit* *Necked. him hiiskly, lif 70 , is 4.lllnie; • • It would be too shocking to give learnt that this Weetkiklitia4sinted, 'and that the de- 'the spirit of istodenWlee prildedi-ie `the ea • - -.?:' r ... • di. '" him from kis i m it ia 4. 4 49 k. - Iv° Gil i f*- 1 it" • 1 Y" a . 4 4 qt-ShirtAigAißl!. ,!*P. tenants g French livery of it was bogie titieo the printer received or- :the A ll ies ; . t 114017 klmidiliat _liisau4k th: ~, ~ • . ' ..,: i .. , . sixty men prisoners, see lismited - th e rest under t he Anew,. wid o t st eeaterday ants tor ' twee, pet en dere to suppress this . oombee• of the ilonitemr, and because they•widied,tmestitet tisetemotivity , • . :„ '4 4" cannon of Strasburg. 'The enemy Oft . 70 dead ea mid .to one, . tes r omm e , na,s., ..1141000ei pastas at4eistpt. take beck all the copies tha* bad been 'distributed. strength tthattitest4erere , tdi__..?- 4 'telt tW r it - ...t- •• .1; -. the field, among whom was the Cqesepaedesit read .4 .t. %Out • ' . co, wae.eiests:giet Si vest ,with It should seem that this order, hiving been g iven ; they won aind:ernti;,lll4 Aair.iii:,, ' .... r- ..,.. 6 ...- 4 , _ ..' w . troops. Count Wittgenstoill s M*6 l 7 the bra• considere i r; law • The Emgeroins entreats, gave late, it was not possible to get • back more than a 1 any boliliallot thediret tree ' ' 4 '3 ... •-• k. very of the Cossacks of W •.- ,•! • :. ''`'4 , '-. 4.4 i .:„.. ~ t .. .. , 14 1,9# twining% trends. , .411Ahe ! .isopale. small pot of the. copies A lready distributed ;-ewhe. ; leon ;„' ~ .Ip . it i. ,, , . %., , 1 / 4 ,... . .... ~ idi - . on Praised resod Itini---all nasa l ) and awe. titee.SOMlrsobecriltirs i more coming or lass docile ' was tbo •,;:.t hat there. .. . i The Emperor of Austria Kati / the Ulst.; the King of Prussia had sel - iiiirfOr _C l elerselb 14.Ageeil, ....__N''esoul where the Emperor Alexander had already .feetookhab ilmait • th.- iii•riied. at_i_g_ 011 .1 i Oil iiiiiMet Siorlin , 111e . b411 1 . 'O/14 I; :Old than the other,, Waled to give them sac or who, vonrable'. 'rt for't ~- - - •.. a. i, ,, 14: . ~ , • itiPA.7Q,hr . 4* '"• h . hat Ake ordet-was..aegbgently executed. ut all • Ablig as •• Emperor' , . sieWi.-iaa /. .t ,•''.. is. • tot ...i .. 1 ~., • .•• , • ,-, :At It Nr N. . ,t ri ~, . , oeth poop. .1 i i. Ai oft itlaityy the preens in whose hands these copies. re- peace,* he ogneldieParloi • 7 V. ip ts . : .. ' •„. • . . 4 ' s trb ~e :..0010-#04.510 rgii* . .,btilie Rkikinid. NO 'l,4 o fint *MI, OA; *atm •ittittrAtttit sold ..apd.Fro4ctOtatit4 ''AL.: 44....... f. in ,/„. k . , ...A. • Since the 19th the heed-quarters of the General ' l 'y , "r,lo4,iiitatiiii..444 pauti ' .iiiii, so thosikromuuly. 1, 4 , was let , abl e - A e tt e itemeeeer we , i i s ti on s . f or p lags/ • c-•T V o t e . tint. !' , ~. !, %„: ._ -Chief, Count Wittgenstein, have been at Ilaguenau. - ilk reed 'kir Iteppinassiretteheitiglhorrn By isefore IWO Del 'ebtilnerffitt Which 'we reprint.' Wehaveasked our. 'in oridersittielin t• • ~...__A L_ _,. ..• • •, • • .•s" • - Prince Baron of Courlaud, was on the 17th i t . will l eaglea.. ;%V.isuire. Om ..tbp • same' ' eathislaim selves what ~monies could have l ead, tea the .80PPra" i O t.,10.14 1 . 1 i 1 4 ') 3. . ,' , ..r -r i 4 • ,- , .:.; ) .• - 7 . •CP onderville near Tool. • which broke• Out 6rataaadtMeod - Iteete at rk---„,„ wee situ of 4 1 ..le•fapirry and.** ,iverro sn'ticovereo - "•nothiset alto Freole. •ft .. Sli sa— ng•empi. ''''' °lll '•. • 1 . '• '. ' . By ao order of bit Majesty the Emperor otßuesist, the arrive! ,of euelegil4l4llk *ferny hadAtitilde - fertain.oft.this head,; but, oil tri slit; In the AlfreifJ , had,edig,lMeAaishillkliNipiatNollgt. • • • ell the subjects of the .A.llled Prince; who were Liken to Meg.; , ' l , / ,,,4.i s 1,..; , , . , ' E ,-4 ". ~, .. ' No. N I , if the tOth,Ofs'iletusely,,whieb isms rkiSopli. ''•rs 4 . . rikv:l '. ' ... - ' ''' prisoners in Russia, are to be seat back to their •CH•4lol6•Stia.lsidersaAsea . 47..2-The h0 ‘ 1 • 1114wie.:1 finished • and which the •EAtttor tebltttewtteigte4s“the *ten* iiiiliNtit fia' s"e ' ''" 4 sl. ll' . . . 911? - , ) country. I tors of the Emperor were remoieti 'toS S . lei, article Paris, whictrainoanWei hit the I)6 4 lteM'Are. an indepeiteent State, what she wOulthenSt 4ilit‘ttaktv‘ ZLI alC11 ) JAN. 10.—The following Is the reply I . almost.as soon as his Majesty arrived. The tamps cents was to receive his passports at Chatillon•sur-* her as a Freuelv * previttlei• that *Ala. li: do Mete' .. • , , T 4. • . • ~. -.• • • . „ .... . ir . . 44, ..- # " 41 . 1 r,' rAlliv. ~ . ' .• , -.s f s . 4, ..... . • ~ . ', , ...7:- •, I' eee 4 1....4 - .: :. _,.. . . .11 i1 ' ~r — i .,T ..,.; r i : . k • 4 4.•'.... '',+;.: , — .ziglik, jieteik ..e Itos issi , '.;...,::A.Sal, I; ' i. , ... •• _ * .. f lit