The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-19 00:00:00

eented by his uncle, Cardi. Fetch, to his goliness, by whom he was graciously received. Fcnitcricc, San. commerce sad Emir. tion of Leghorn resume their ancient activity. There continue to arrive at this .port ships lades; widi sopa, oil, coral, brandy, sugar, and ether merchandise, which affords abandauce not only in Tescany, but also in various other parts of IWy. . ~.—......- i . Fw N DI. --b per Ccnt. 75f. Ihe.—B*.nk Action, 1190.. .•~ 'ra .3: bail killed shiny. • ay • ley opened tit* bath ,Saranac, and drove our *to? _e about _three le - t siar d • i en as with bombs, 24-pounders, •howitsers, Itird.: 4 *l4n . they were met by _the 4eymont millda m s, ' it s ; rockets, but we silenced the whole at as in' die..,'Suime to the aid of their brethren i n arms , and ibis evening. 1 4 1 '• .I.(ought with the heroic courage and resolution d o iti f the r - " Their fleet attacked ears at the same time, id" ancient Green Mountain Bays. Every man alter an engagement of two hours their large vessitli'slaty, every one fought for his country, his family, 'til struck to our pliant Commodore. The 'gal* and his fire-side. Victory was ours; the enemy were 'tint off. The British Commodore was slain ) o f d and forced tog precipitate retreat across the killed and wounded is enormous. Our losit'll *bellaranac." . 115 in killed, and 130 wounded. The British *My f air ______ ___________. raised the siege last night, or ratheithis morning, at BRUSSELS PAPERS. • -• it we.o'cieck, and are now Inlet retreat, leering in ! the field their wounded"ind 'ski.' Sir George hat - Roy Ha BRUISZLII, OCT. 15..---Thougit the Vienna Gazettes reqoested me to treat thiiiiiitith humanity and kind. as late as the 4th do act mention the opening of the flocs. The whole force '7'deste emit exceed 1500 . • VI .4.ougreus, -mints Jettgrs allirm that it wouW be effective!. •.•? ' f+ l . rI? . .. . ~ corned on the 4th. It.lo.,prete?did that . the affairs '46 I h ave sen t th e m ili t i a and Iliglif troops in pur e Ror 9110151111 ' Of Germany iill Jr settlea l sepaia.ol, from those of- su it. Th e y are constant l y taking prisoners and, 10 ,E 'Atop° in generic - and that the forsier will toe dis- sending in deserters. lam in hopes of destroying at an. Red. M 416 tut. Gms. On cussed before the ofhers are touched upon. The least one-third of the English army.. lam in perfect . .4 mu. Sli th.rms to be observed ip the discusston v ,the resolu-• health. My troops are the remnant of General et. Navy 96*i ialtPa &c. are fully agreed upon. If II also, pill, that Izard's army, invalids and convalescents, except ..--..., ;e c hat the Ministers of the sii &Tint" Will be about 600 teen. ' ii *sole bilk' &c. -1 . toil to the sittings.' - II s u "., .:,, • . , ...'s .., . . ..414 .. 44 4111140.1. A COM B." 1 I HE „ . • ... simp * L 4 Np, o c r.liis elif i c i :mi n , _ ip ost ' '.-.., . . : sientS 0f.,....n . 0, .% . ...-; _.„....... ..-. ...ere attention has beeteist by an aft • Which Xxxitaer OF A MITTS% 55i11# . 41 . 41111111 saer. 1 5.. :las become the subject orffelltriespendentie between . ~ 4 DEAR titn,.-;.To give ' r elpeete. 4 ._ the Governments of Ber;iti end Babe; in consew Ildssieneribtilief I inclose rift* ifilecitsned since . ... Seto queuce of which, depositions and. reports harebeen 0 yibilkfrdity-oseortting. 'SW aedeent..ie brought by , take from seresal principal citizen* h or &alit *of. l .llfiiijor Tattoo, 'who left 114.11 se t, on Monday after., whkill numerous copies are In difilliilltie aid Mate! nom, and arriving here last Pecking, is tfik—"lltat l , a great noise. The subject'is' _ll),* lelleoing :-- The , after Saturday there was no fi ghtingby land, saving! Gpeortiesent of Berne wrote brtkatt Of Bade, that . throwing of bensis end cannonading ;. that the Beets: it f lied been credibly inforiaid; that • " the English - were engaged twohoen and fifteets iiot : ea; that the f y : e ra I W. who lately pissed through . Bede, had , British Aslntiteld* "hip soak directly Otte . - !stet!, In the presence of severe' principal citizens ). Of Basle who were named, that the passage of (he ' Allies through Switzerland had colt Eugland one 4endred, thousand °ands, which .he gavel. e nder./ ' giideed 'deer to I/MOM at Bettie, ' ceminen.4. • • of troops, &c. . tetltte Allies par *Welt op- it .ti 'Pedtion."--Av ONI 'Nottiirti 'of Beirtle ' •op I °' Muth to be toyed •eilti;,itither to awa y, 1 or to to punish the g 4 41. iM , wished - Shore petiole ti ; WIN 'be examined who sa“ to have heard thole ez..l - pressions. These periods at first refused' to' give 1 ' what they called Odle*, ildformadon'; but said; that ' IT they were again applied to, they thought them selves entitled to be informed frets whom these cre dible accounts ease. • This was dine : led the Ge. _ verrianent of Berne named the •person, who le lu- doubt. rested with a pots& character, who had sent the*: lag. Ay r. ' • Malls. 0 ..,.. • France 0 0 ' • 1 1 ' .; .. Holland o' PRICK Or 9,131,16$ ?NIS DAY AT ()KR O'CLOCK . rook 250 - Late. Ann.l6 1-16 9. per Cent. Red. 64U& 9 per Cent. Urns. 6dU India Bonds Id e . Raelseqnor ROI. 4 p 4 per Cent/. Sit . Otaniam 2a 4 IS per Cent. Natl 964,... ~ , Console for Ace. 66 . 4 II ~ .... - TILE 5T4TE.,§46.141. 1 ; t, ;bat s . , o_4 ' ; •11)N09,114. 7 ViDaiettATl ..C11)11.4* Ail :014 r•;!`;•40,11::Iii. ' . We stated yesterday that, Covernantows, n , C44 s . . tea of ietelliesee hem ilhoreetalli LlifitiofnOi ' 4at and . destiiritl,es 4 ,'4l "aiiii TitiliVii, ioiat n, and of a cligWito,ll,r..#otietartjekkl -. ...... . , simil *0 I force, had some clVa previittitily crowd the boundary line at the Chasti4ieesio . and advanced about 30 miles 1104 'the weiteie sho4 of Jake Champlain to Plaits. burgh. Of this town (lately the Amerian head. quarters) he had made 4baieif ma L - end' vested Fort Moreau, inle s ithicb the principal port of his • *may, had for safety. The unfortuate news sootier reached Sir GLostor, than fee mutilations, and anxious to prevent reinforcements (ram being cut off, _, immediate retreat ; but evesk,this could ad without great lon. Scarcely had town. when the American tops Moreau, harassed his iehlir,wwd. tom whom they sent willi*witt Such we conceive to be, pretty neei stint* of the eurorteasate sweats width in this quarter, eteate vhlcb, etitsdiiusti suit of the attack oil the spirits of the whole pops ,lstuou of the Unit's! • . it tpsiStaii 04:orktiO in olio thad- e . mirtlty I t hAle *Stith trtillofilli• lake Chteolaisf.- . !dis,aster-Ulkiliff.t#nilibrtety -tappiimaid ob -4"1"6.11t1M111.1004, Chi pitt ()mai, Sr ItittOMlS Ma*, at. ‘46ol4tirft4 *int if? st . 7 , iiPPrft!hd - thit I#ll4 7 % .1- -!•7 1 315P - - ''''' • • . ... _. ~ , . . '. . -?.. 41111111.1pallMilh -4 • • 1 . * . 4 . • 1. . Tri E STAtFsg ‘N. _ - ••••••• , . I • . • .• ••• . . . . . . . . . w. .................... ....,...... e• _ 111.11 MU ----. ..r --'''""-- - - vier worthy Viceroy, the Captain-General, whose• formation to two of the Chlif Meeistrates at Berne. "g If say Wog official tZllrs • . We res - 0 1 4heivcitosqrx has a right ti th e :No s . • ! favourable or not, which re the haod bigh quali.ies are well Loewe. * -Hereupon circum.tantild' - deOarat* a followed , . yes the firit iediflirce tit - I '. an d t meArof NrattllNT.o,l :'s 66 By order of the iiiNickein trf Navarre, Ind io its whicit were sen! . to Bekne. T e(lllore folios's a lookisow ..,;4: L; N r . •• • .• , • --- .. • meat ; and that, when Ministers can ' of relGiet"p ti, name, port born i respectable. Meglasfate it Basle, Con firakif.,,,:: i s . .4111,14,101glaTHILlin Cr4:II.NaLL TrFA,II.I , • i anxiety of public suspense, the M inds of th e c filkee4), ..• " Ito ;twos tititimiaNDlC .ahlikel of ing the statement that Geoerali. W. had spoken .to lilik ~,,, : i t ; *. ..., Atka li s illffißl NATAI ‘ VIC min. • - . . i• - •S ;et; Tazno A DE' CA iv tVos a", .ko the above effect, and that hire ,' Aid.de-C r eask . 44 4 1 7... '• '111: . 19tesOliet_thA eiwnly : Qql .. fr,. .theyaretien.' v P i: 1, ii 0r )1 1......, i .... ought not to be left to the merry of ultimo °l}lti l " OMNI:ILL MONTERO DE SPIMSI‘i Ch--, had afterwards 14peatr.d the seem asSeeSents i 1 ., e , l,lOtaTellytinn'DAT RVIretIWO,,PT. 11, TIM: • hem' from the enemy. Though certain the Mg ill •••• - ei I/Y command-'of their molt Illustrious Lords saving he could name the persons at Berns ibikbad trttoclt--ny several' ..Persons._ vat* witnessed the, o tsoo7 * • . gips. - -..- -:- - • '• i . een bribed, if he dared. - - --;. - ',,. 'nava engagement og IWO !Ali Champlain - this day; dbe allowed to gather rumour, an , ga a l l lig inteiiii .!" •• fffiN'Tsittettit..„' '• * Nurtrmarao, Ocr. 6.-It we may jedget.lty-Ms.: k is' endoubeedly true, that flour of the largest British it is 'l l it is stated, mentioned have happened-thou 4 h w e h im nh.. .. pauniel i mii , 4 : st ot p tit 2 4 lBl llET, er crow, ~.-• • ' .i i .41 r • • ••-, ‘ vend reports, the Congress at Vienna will-11110111T 'velitill hare been captured by the ttlert. . , . .determine the future reqidence of Napoteowooloh, : by bon who were in full view, that every British 1 beforetiseo n u a il itte the areth A es m tat er lie: ic t a ils n : ac co unts of . 2:i o isn,t f f‘pelirs i seet hii ti - n g t : ; • itiAnuito (icy. 4.-A circular from the Minister parse . At Paris it is believtd to be quite certain, : vessel had been -captured, eecept three galleys. The t tir Grace and 'Justin., addressed to all the Arch that-Bonaparte will be removed after the Conveys ; 4 Br/ I kb •CinnetOdOre wits .Itlited the first shot: =• Com. l i a nd decisivg 69 • bishop+, Bi+ilopo, - and Chap ors, and dated the 26t the Duke tic Berri, it is said, obtained this on his egedore hi'Doisongli -, @scalped ; sinhurt,.,attogether. ~ . ...- ' „ . .IN th e b oss . of September, orders them to reside on their hens • last visit to England, and it seems absoletely nee". Every officer on heard his ship was either kjiled iu r fin ok.,,,grierny, end the British army , it t • ices, omi . soch of the m as ado etitserceort, to retirsi ...sty for the future security of the teeoitr of Eorswe : *donde& The eligegeasent comment:44 at ha'tf.pasi . it , etair . aird most exiwrieticed Coes mam i t i; to the same asepenily as Onsible: 'The President' Several places, it is said, have been 'preposed ter his eight P.M. and continued for two hours afiir Arian l'a bee re rl y d e e t rea W kli iihou a t nd a r n o y feed till t* Cia a l ' • 4Z . • residence, among others the island . olSt. Lucie. , minutes. • • Government upon the svhiact. We have '1.., le •P ' lr t ill e ° o6 - yg lailC T ll°4 l, a ti k t f jiiiii- a - iT, I .,•• , .. ,•, ~• ~, .-'''' . lAtisaLeoar,_ OCT. $,,--A society of Gentians,. ' "An attack Was shade at the same time by land tin ''t' t i ed Gene: both men and women, has formed itself to trill,' re Phi_ r _rtiberg. We' have only:, latiltras. that * the enemy 1 ; ttohr-oruegfher the e u m r ed it iu ea in d - 0( til. w ise li•deani Pa -.Y .. ra The Infant„Doo (.41' riot has been apaele• Union) rif• a11.,4he Spanish armies, and vice-Pre: peaceful and agreeable retreats for . the w a r , re,te. was repuisesfiand•Shat the Milltilitlietingisished them- • • • Headers to • i • 44 a-is figaik ardent of theBepre'me Couecii of War.•‘ - . .: ' turned from the holy contest, who, feem we, ", h wives gelleatly.• • - . . . • leis remarged,ther for-sometime foist the Gerzae . sickness, weakness, or age, are ineapailde.d! ..__, ." On board the British ship 105-men were killed. the other accounts brought by a freit al m obi l, of th is city gives •n o - ar ii c le.Of news from : France. curing a li ve lih oo d, Th e i r generous pyrite . to The Growler, iseet t bs jiee i men alive when taken. ' trthues.u• Putiftsgerialtuuticatrt,.o4ektusfronttihultiem.‘Zirtfolitt, Zig; iitc ... " 6 • •:. Avosavapn_, Oct. 5,--alte exchange ,at Vienna hire these retreats in the neighbeerhoodef strength.; Our loss o n ede4 bent4 etwaiwoolpsoi ,tr owopi ..7 l.66,, id utte e „,apper re' t a i Ll7 iity i ir s ite : iir o up‘ h vie it a i d; ...... tal:e.e.lon.fgoetheia2tio..t.tsi44(ntlee4)liiTho... iiii."104.; „t"..1 49 "- 1 ,,H . loppel lifo ll I :1 4 ' .- toutinliet to fea t notwithstanding the heroes which enleg. mineral waters, • and to .give...sim . 'superintend.. ed 4 , . ih'e holding • Of the Conk*. giensii . hie to. • • It it Oro+ • mice of the different establiritteesttel• old os t . *et ht. the • tondethlret the-great J'avers.aret.iot yet agreed O ft • whom these veterans will Honour as worthy ,ist iimakan." . de • ,•• ...,• ~ •, • . ‘.... , - .. ; .. • --. -./...- •fris.,..‘.. the iTtlt preckrilinViftts -*. ' :titiatiOr s , the affairs oif POland. - .7"Reirhs; it Is ittlded ; consents'. stptapenioes and kind fathers. A:gait vs frien4 of e •- . 4 ) t,nrit •i .- f , • •••,' . to • field wit part of tiss.kioFdoiii,,, shi . possosses, heseanity kati already made i present - ye the society . -'. t . . .rts MINX itostal.,. leas -4. • . lno doubt, exefigeyefigii‘ii• ' ample' -re '••• - t- . eol""s: -•.-; 'Put on conditthat it shall, ha tti - ablished*inilit-` . * l tt ether Of lite huiliiiimit wall Ittege prtiOnt, . tot'A li Illiattfie" ie.° It* that account 10r . a4 ' .. t' ' • ' '644 , ____,.. .. • -... - -- •.' , : .,..kicridently 'id nssia. This . rums* eppeer s to n' here, there is TORN' for 709 veterans.. The afro s ir - • 0 -. J acito*Pti , .. .. ..i. , At( ix Title , . the result of these lira tor opt ' i r i t - 4 .-, •'.,. only a eogjeoure. which. empleive' lesd stoma pro.• • a, who iire itnited for the great perpnmef evils estemoireneta., e l k,for •• 1...,',.•••. .ts ...1 am ,..,` were . led to sep tet noilihig bleigrAsiei t " ta r bability before the Congreu,, but whicb is sufficiently gliriag to the German nation a constitution bide Oak 'o 4 ° 'Ditto fire;&+- ~- .. iirtirimaralifeJAMp . ''vsw+. 1 ••- .- , J . • ,-:. . -,.,•,,&_ _.- . :. c. . . 14. J refuted by thwectual presence of the .Sovereigns at promote and confirm public spirit, have been op. - -The &Walt ,In our ".pore shy aft e, , ‘ a 'Peek, !enataatlea til *is _ . mitir*ll l io„. l . .. . . Vienna . There is every reason to tieljetve, that they to for . their support, and the interest hitherto testi ? • thief two hours and Is half, in Cumberland . Bgy, serer air Atiarititi4a lialietiMY 'maile r - . .. '''.. 1s wooed not have assembled, without Wog acquainted Sod in so cordial and active ' , manner foe erre wee*. OOtiesite Plattsburgh, which I had the pleasure in; if ' . . • ''''' '''. •.-* . sago; f t* . ' ' 4 V. • with thefr reciprocal Woollens+ ~ , . • od warners, entitle 'us 'lv entertain the most -114 t. 'Otani. The British force, consisting of a 36 gun . : co r al ._. • ....'` . .iliiiii: ._ _ .. *4 4 1 k rit t io l ;, 4 4 ' V. 4 • • 0. , .. .110 I : , OCT. ' . 6.-Yeite r ilkik i tt iao t ro t o N t a l giirb i Atilagiat, toting expetations of the wens of NAM* lagdable frigate, one brig mounting 22 'geni i two lido?, . o f 1 1 0 '1 1 04 iv ar t**.ms: L. '• ' -• ' .' . i'• Sir eid oe y gpith ,t.ar.r i sl d here. with,his Lady- •Tbe" I "ertaktalis - • • •• , • 'A, ~.% v... - , .4, of 10 guns, and three or four row gallies, serrTrndititere-ii:witiktenas:putl-cen:pi',otf,rort:laitTe. 'Pe t , th it. - . 1. 7 11 7 . n tnes " ll6a l"l. 4:f rabive t nl lle t :* ::;. .- a i' 4 : -. ; .. : et to Commodore M‘Donough, and the force - under i,io • • ~-• • - • , . _ - . t "A iral hai.leg visited Of cyriositiim of Mt city, con.' . • '.. ' . hir•jeurney to Yieutta 2 ,..,qm s • Eecisenge et Those who circulate the absurd Paris s eilleititr , tket his command. • • ''. Penne is -234. 235... ~ i , . . •-i ~. . . , - .France will offer fiftii• suilliona to regatesp' the left 66 • The conflict was sanguittaryand decialie: t• l is tore* At pretettelie elitill;inifintetetethe kir ' Gierretrinianu i . Seel. 27..-l i fte Prince Royal bank of the Rhine, probably considiegAllieriPoegrees said ; the enemy bed To gnus nicife thin' Mitiveagit I doe . • Won ) t ie; • i t i'. e o g as Ms ...to er e a f reeb . • ,- and bake of Sudermailia set Out hence yesterday, ac. as a market where principalities mietilibotght cosi, ne*Manded. The action IS jolt dote:4W • I;Orapanied bY;ille food wishes of the inhabitants,- money, as was formerly- the case at Rartiabow; but • *rite then is .i ‘ tritmeSeße i . .,cannonadin4isiad t p ri to 1,, •". • ii 1 • 'We are assured that their Royal Highness.; !,will i p- the prineiplea that -prevailed • thew are neitiore valid. discharge at:litallikatq itellr; BliAlthe directiek- - : eifi• JA ,-' In a tep ee • . Awl- ,., , may . style "brillii`it - liiifible:lletories."-... . fo.Norway. ,At thatitinse France commanded; now thireengrom Plattsburgh. ' .' - '''•.' ' • al gay . . .._ . DREIDEN, Seer. 25r -Until the fate et Saxony Is will decide with regard to its crinquebts, end' le tech ' "'The British- troolltritt engaged with, *atilt. destruction ' ire out tioliTta .op L. gill • • - , . • ; sso l-- '114..il at the Congress of Vienaa every thing gees • ta manner as it shall judge best foethe good of Oer. stbeitssue dreadfil. 1 4 14, attack of the, . e re r last year, was a blow l .which we fe.i410.011 . 1 4,di on hero. as usual. Upper Lusatia, which suffered mar. Money and bribery *Hi avail ootising t -for Mutt etenmeacedatilve same time as that '4 0 4‘ 0 0 . 11 7. • never intatinet with ,a 4 parel 4ltsit '4*A ~..-: ' rticularly by the war, hat' sent here ' eighteen Do. the Pewees 'of Benson knew, thauGerniesiy*tbe 44 . eir,4otee is Math supertir to ours, kit ''' 't. -moo- ' ta, wee, fear tdo - ipati in traoh_. rem , - r it * ties to replete a system of credit; theys/4 assess- bulwark of the More remota' Stelae,' Si b d thetif 1i • •M3l theses warnr-reeepticon.":, .-: ..... . -an - ' - 7 -1 7 - me mewahi' i r ey pe etib r i rs from . tilt forige.. ..: . sent our defeat on Lake 9aCbtpigir, at still t ri ti , • dander the-Presidency of 'the Governor Genetic,' be not firmly estanifted' itt lihery Asitiosiltitswdisil ~. , ..., • -, rince ge o nin. well secured in its :wield.. tad mow 1044 1 1101.11 1 0 1 itit. ' • ---,• au ja:KAti t i t c ri b o a lude i n bi b i‘; . disastrous is its consequences. 'Their outline is, the' - There has been published here a pamphlet, the de. :frontiers, all the ether pol*ra '' will-be as mom' r. '-' ' "•'-'•‘" 1- •„'l ti'". ;'-': . 14 li t lmOlif r edo . 4 .:, ' besides theentiff testfuetrfFe 4 t - ii,;li-guii tapir's sign of which is to demonstrate the . justice' ad tati.-1, posed to sudden attack: 'as . when the left benit'of 1 1 ,' . .." ''''''t '...` ' - •"' '' ''. '''s W . mcnn:PINO .. 22-gun ship,44lli t tigta .. an 'iii.oiatin-bests oft i tis lit, of the union of Saxony with Prussia. • . the Rhine was in the hands of F fib• • .....**W.rtl' •:.' • _ f11..,.e. Bat *he. .- • tags' • a . :..).• -.. ' • J., i •,.. '-. , iteitatigy wet taco elefeited on the ht k • Our hopes are renewed relative to thepresertitioa - tan believe for a moment, that France OM eves get •tr uaiflaitioalliavellnithta, SEPT. 16.] ~.'.f . , risk,. -, , .. . .., sq , A letter franewoOetitheatan in this city, peg i u ai l l it tOr °R PlitOuith by land, "' ji b: ' of our indeptudeoce. Our King is always in thefts. - those provinces bark ? What would Prussia, ' hog. ' : 1 vironsof Berlin. • • land, and Holland say, if a ward to dud .kr ect. lit' ' rlingtoa, dated Sunday evening, Septe m be e lte 'loss of 3000 'Men. The. details are contalned,io* *•NAPLICS SErt. 21.-The on the 20th, re. should be uttered at the Congress? These are otßy 'alit"' 6 That every officer ,- on board....Cep*O riot's letters from Americsallillors to 4 ' , ~. ~ 3 Court , Minter excepted , were it Illetilti The most dittinct it otte•Vilkit:Gevieipt ' , crived dispatches from cis* Duke of Roue Roman*, •, the vain speculations of French newsmongers, which 'l l i s pt i neuSb's 13 hIl's the:commencement of the engagement. That the i.te his fselieelo New. York • S'! 4. •' - .iltatt• . : -..• Grand Squire and -Envoy Extraordinary of his Ma- - clearly show hew deeply they are mortified at having n it! slaughter on board both ships was immense.. Thet4_, • %.,...a , ..4 , 4 • ' ..' ; jr; • ' .4 .‘" - .1 . : . 'feisty at Vienna ; they- Contain the most wg,reeable . lost the Rhine as their frontier.--(Correspondent '( -news of the splendid reception which has been given and for Germany, 711* and Sell Oct.) the New York Militia was drove about ; le tt insifes.i'my'. the ; sli t . and . a . .---, • '.2. ~.4... - sl 'ii,,, . •to the Extraordinary Envoy at the Imperial Court . • -.- '- ' - _ _ • ~.... ' •:••,• br thcßritiihiAtutat length drove. lo akikaterietb.iiiiiiittlriint, on . • •1 • • - 1 . • .... •• • •Of Austria. * ' '-. ' ../8* YORK 1 4 IPSRS. killed many." . . , ~.... .....Y..3.... 44."01. sight of each other, when a t • • s . 'dintely took_ place. : Verielabkjek* - • ~ • • .. , ..t,...... it. t., t iFestorday Prince Esterhaxy , who arrived- ste-firtr t ••' • ' •• •• - . • -....1._ pylr.E.4.2 . OF' TEE 11ig7 4 /...flrit British Commodore Wes •,'' ' • - .a few days sines, aril, presented. to the .Kisji is - - tiAliatritifilitla-istioatous 1411.Wa. . 2 , ' ~._,-' ..r. --- , .L , I' ill.4l6lr t rz* . . . . &Palace of Partici, Ily - Coons Deroier, Minister - . . Nair Tonic, sari. te .- r., Itt-Gentlenseu who artiredo-ia-theAsiit ' " Ingit-,,Alfeat threw •• . . ' . ‘ i slila. k • .. . . or the Emperor of Austria . In this conference they ' . . - ;* 1 Imo straw ' so .. AV PARAGON.] • , 'diArwwtheirii Stage, and who left leettinettitt . att TEllthis: . . en f ut i on . ini ,,, c -- -- - -s, --- , froblaw ..: v.,- 11-35 - fere his - Majesty new assurances of the notimente of c • !' -• ' •.' . '`dif morning that by aMr Tyr/a:ink . ..a M - . I'l. • ,:.•••#4 1 ;01,01,%Li-• .. ...,-.1.---- , ' ' --, ''' - - 4 ' . 1 OPT .T . 4. pin,* peel( GZNERAL MACOMB, CO! ih _ • • state,• -•• • , -.- r• ftr..o t , of t . i roar .,.. eors , . 1 stansesp.•(both respectable and intelligent. Gentlew • bpad b ~ so' • .4 t ie t ikbb i i o veif i r •,' ; . friendship of their august Sovereign. After the ass. s,- , - 1111r1i4T1Iiiii'..1* . Tuts crry RATED stn. 11. . dience Count Dertiier and the Prince r,sterhasy ac. !. . . • - • .. '' .• o putt Varna. Oien),.' olio left Pistbburgh en' Suncrey'ekeniftlictli a _ 4 )'. rornpanied the Court in a promenade in the emirate" "• ItT.ll)saa f wrwta,-;111* Sottish army, undo formation was received of .tbe defeat of -the . Uri' l ' °L.v . e n le 11111 ",_, )..„,, _til - II a . ., . 1 .,_,. .liir**t,, ...1 16.1 *,,,..._ is ~, • ~' ' • of the Palmed,: end afterwards dined with their Mew., Sir G. 'rivulet, c onsisting of four brigades, each • • army ender Sir G. Prevost, and the 'mocker, Plaits . Nielaiii 'Mal ibiagliC - 1 4 11 terltillYt 'llk . ' - jesties. - .._ ' f • . I commanded by a Major-General of experience, a ' burgh, after ,a Severe and long contested'actia - irtthl theitla iltigttgillifeeeetilltt,fiersitseee, • Roma, Sin. 25..-. Last • Saturday the Count St. light carps aed squadree - of dragoons, and an ima the lobs o('between two and three thoesend men * " in • . ''''' - .', s iar ••.• ' • ' - 1 ••• •. * 1 wags. that magnisade ea the Lahti - • Lea (Louie .ihinmparte) reached this capital. lie mense train-of artillery. They invaded es for We ; killed,' woooded, and prisoners. The action corn. i ' . s this as k May, the result . was stilt tently . dismounted at the Palace of his brother the Prince days, daring which periodthe troops, in small par. minted on land at the same time with that on the of Canino (Lucien). 'Monday evening he was pre- tin, skirmis h ed with them, and took prisoners el ' ,Lahiii,.Thirt e itl a h . a t th oeitiol oio ceoloot o f i t f orced I Sitlifth+Ptosvosti reiyim on the support of the need .., 'aluted by his uncle, Cardinal Feach, to his Motions. • Idllad many_ Vier...A.,. *lsm 4 . Anam.fi •km1..1..fia.. _VW:.C1..;....... ...1 .1..--- -_-....__'___._._ -.. .. !0-..&i, L-./ . i C . Indif 1:04. 'stet., Slid .1441,1 a. Gen. izAitai! Id thrown himself I from the Lake as fearing for his watt nt his supplies and he resolved oa !wild not be effect+ lad he quitted cease ,out of Feri a )IC shay prisonetti A jute Plattstnneti •rly the rest sta. bids itatrevreurred !littet (alto e '-‘ resit g l! rnignun, any oi a otswaneNo . , our arms 'acrhilts.,, itreratsoltend'.thif defett WlAinis *l4.looirr British AdmirePs ship souk directly eft . it being 7 , --..- f r*, wa d er 611 . Gi os .4"l.:_ ' runes? 1 who h a igi m : .‘v • hair that am koiti s i i ;' brought into shallow water. . , .. . . ,_, I ,_, " ' That Governot Permit sent . a fisvito • fort ...' ' -011111*St with 1 P 4 P 6001146 Ic'sg. • N i ffli* *lmo .01, 1 4r 0 shiP's c 414. Wilk. to 1614 to bear the state of qui wounded,- ando:tho : ! ,_. laic . „ laid of being tboltosuillsOff laid.:ffii...l4 1.4,,, , ,N . 71 . , ,„) , „,,r,„, ....l o w, - . jg*. kof the killed sad speostlod taint on thi rat Of . , '.. reed this • on slight or - 4110fihon - itotra& t . -4:44•4oo l oo.4titiiiii to 'di; iintionY:• l so that villas & • "as (beim Simla, evepiag) he cogaißADesd .:. _ •,.....iwil• road regret to - say outigafebta* Is kni* ,10 1 144 1 / 2 14141•41,1,10u5h 'ollie* IgtiOminir OS pit' tr.' reerfel9 la, al* liflikliktor.l9/11 •0. 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