The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-21 00:00:00

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LONDON, :0011)44Y, 03. . • ; IA • ........... i,.......1 Y, ": Ili THIimATRR ROYAL,, 2 DRY.RIf4tiIeNR. .11r jaIS present EV E NING, ; San. 1, their 4 ' Pkir StieSS ' Q •ennelli will petrol% Jthat, a New Serio.Coinie Opera, called NARENSKY •, ••• • O2, TUE ROAD TO YARDSLAE. A fler which, A New Comit Pantomime. called jiARL!.QOM DARPE 1t; or, A Ju.l.p from Japan. . Neese% 79. ; Secmai Price Si. .146, 6d.: Second Prier, ts.—l.ower Gallery, %.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gotten , . h. ; &rood Price, 6a. • THEAT g F. 40 y AL. COY ENT t: Ait 1/104. Tfu-s present EVENING, Jan. 21 • will , . • he pot rt.ruiPe, TiIE•DUENNA. CAttlba t , Mi. Sinclair; * ChM,. Miss Stepfeas. After which. a New Grand Pautoininte, railed iitiaLEQUtN AND TB!! SWANS; or, The Beth of • Beauty. The fluor, to he opeaed at hull past flee o'clock. la be efs .•h4 • Person of itank, with a very large Estate en thited ON NO At the Deatli ant, infirm aged Pei r, yams ' siNarroit *from ARE to VE THOUSAND POUR DS, rat ' which t, Isaieyer lie tifty- far it is scarcely au abject • he wl)4ld in tleat-tvith file Istatielf, without the imertereoce of Atswrory tie Agra. ;Attestess a floe - tn. Ur. Nn. 47, Vreysiatath street. - '~ • VP 0 rg,t P,A he itussians as . • - wild nod InpitlittorWen helliftt fears hlorro tv ; but but found himself misialteo, its they Kite politely retorned him the vi-it to Prastressionta.ronner thyi hr expel-tr.& rine 4o aid mean to re tire pay Bleb. respects to the csip t ial. So ,have mit hii• iiiiiirr a anrs "men atimaken that • counierfritcd Prinip'; re e.• orated Russia ark its it is prayed. that: Prinee's Ninth Oil is the only genuine is. the uniser,te. ",!t i4 sp.r.,re par o m beis p ,;;; •Partireint itensit for Prase , : Is provett the hlt beet wet ii•bnleyeinrik preparation in the intiveme for ntaisteshl the Bair, w hen dressiniereal or fahr hair ; and issn great a Inturbher, Kowa dowlemiy. that meet a Ail..will Bin iw turn grey; In short, where hair Mt got thin or bald. turd the least roots re ' Am 114 lily on If s'being festered. flieitilettsen weeny Orwtter a• i tht wile Princes Raisin Oil to moisten their hr when OM. instead of Pour.,!o.n, or mist- with Porenhetne gm k wet, known, that powder intakes their hair dry, Lill WI, dr tar h grey ; bet Prince's, IttOsin till is such it nom isher t.. the t•tdr. that if used constant ti hen dreitaing, mot n halt wittfall•oll or tare grey. Ladies will ,find it preferable to nay ;uncle when dressinp, either real ow tolre bon% Ito dardp or crercise whatever Will bring it out of awl ile. whole day. Be twirstrobir ingokinc for 11 3 .inre's Russia Oil, at fit. pet tiotties inie•bottle,• tomaioing tour smolt, rd It. 2.. a nr!ie large bottles at bl. duly Irtrloded. But Priare's plain It moist 0.1, only I, tit!. without a Meittrim: Stamp. Direetions with particulars • incl•.seil,oraled up with each 'bottle. b'y the Propric4..r, Prince, Dentin, at hit house J,ilta rtrees,'Osfurd.streei. Observe , it •ls etartly opptolte 1M it. 8, tiegt door to a Coach-maker's. Be particular. as the numbers we impanel!) John-street; also sold by mast principal Pet• turners or Medicine Venders. After fpendiog Thous:sods . , which can be proved by the Pro-. gl i e n t , :l e rs of ti's principal Newlapers in Lnraloo. that Mr. was the first that advertised Ruoia Oil in their Paper:- ; aim is also ran he prowl d by the principal Perfumers and Mc it - teioe otters io London. that Pro. Russisk Pit It the ori ginal awl aids genuine. and as a proa Joie by the following I;enttrinen t:— itreets Hen Mr. 811.11 e. Perfumer to hi.s Malesty, New Jkaad. 14 - 6 2 . k Nl . Perfumer to he, a jesty, Tichhorne-street ; Bayley , amid •Perfirmers to tte. Prince and Prliterw, awl f)ulte and troches, of York, Cockipuronteet,; Newhery. etioreit-ncile Dicey, Bow Church -yard; IWO t i lagkeit 4,-Cheorside r Ed senrill4, 116, St. 1 hard; tint out, IV, Oxford4ircet ; Ohvison, 59 Chenptde; Bolton lull That, Veal feym ust.peincipial l'ertinavt and Medicine Venders, Mr. Prince eau soy that lie is the original Propriel ' ' 4 104141AM this universe ; evert Vibe,' -want the 1 us Oil at Petersharrilb the capital of Russia, they Mr. Prinks., Dentist, Loudon, Yoe' it. Mr. Prince ihettsmitii 'founds to Artv. (Inc who can prove the rote :41v villain+ selling Russia Oil not prepared ' . : 4 ‘o•l4upiratUrs o l natl seitra tit euuetertetts. "'' `-; •- • • It :.-.....,.? H.: ~..),T=7, - .- -- - . . PRUCII PAPERS. . . We will stop Ms terrenti which will soon invite- At last, in 1799, th e R uss i ans I , . I tirously burst upon you, if you remain bas e ly i nac - Wh at i s t h e i r conduct ? They - • . I Patin, Jen. 10e-The decree relating tolls Or.' live. United by the same iatiguage, the some laws, of the Austrian troops. Gil ganixation of the 'National G i no 9 h P a ris, gone. prated oh-bearing the name of Frenchmen, which is all must be their's. An Arcl , manded by his • Majesty himself, la one of those our glory, our dangers are 'in common s oar interests mit to their Generals : they ° L grand thoughts which never fail tiff their effect en ate the gone, oor make wilt form oar strength, and turn home, and abandon Austria such a generous 'people as the French. At all times we shall at length obtaia that peace, which is die tib- 1800. the, capital was dear to our Princes:, at,all Limos they. jeetpf var hopety and of the solicitude of the Go- . HOMPTer, in 1800 s they dragged regarded it as a kind of palladium of the-Empire,— . remanent." . , , t ,new war with France. View' But among tho most renowned o f the kiees its he. • gods 14 1 at this moment, the laegaage of .our In- before they had appeared en-the „nefectors, which of them., after having appropriated. vatted hauliers. •Is there e Frenchman, whose heart length they arrived at Austerlita; (so many treasures to,the embellishment and the pro-. ia so aarrowed• by selfisbeess este be insensible to they saw Austria humbled, and, sperity of this courageous city, ever gave it Such a these affecting calls ? No; we cannot believe' it.— ing themselves about her fate, thew mark of honour ? , , , ~., ~ .. • The Ingot . our country still lives in our souls : we leaving to the Conqueror the care At the moment when the Emperor, after having have for our ,guarantee the crowd of citizens, who, self. "performed, in nmagnanimons *lenge, . prodigies of filled with a holy indignation, throng•round the na- , In 1800, Austria again lOUs' lortivity, more o4tquishinfh perhaps, than the most tionaietandard, and wait with Impatience for the mos- they lull her with false hypes, ' ,brilliant seeming*, - s is, i gniog- to, pas fiimpoif at th e tnewtoto exterminate the iningeihary hordes who in- sistance ; hut at the moment head of his armies he seems to bid adieu in these fest the sacred territory. , they declare against her, occupy terms to the faithful inhabitant; pf kostris:--- 46 I con- While the regular army, is preparing for victory, peace enrich themselves with her fide to you the seat of the Empire s: the centre, of all:. PertiXthil, Itc4ualtamed.4ll...War, ..will hover on the Lastly, in 1813, the Cabinet the superior powers, the guard of tit monneettets bf flanks end the •rem oft* enemy's masses: in such it should seem ought to have been the arts, and of the trophies of ourvictoriese- , fide- circumstances, every Preach citizen, of whatever sex perience, suffer; itself to' be liver let° your hands all that is most dealt Mame, my or age, ought to gloryin resisting and making a bar- Russia ; but this time she dispo , spouse, atidany- : acm, the hope of the State and mine. barian bite the dust. Stratagem, open tone, every subordinate power; she direct It e CONSTITtITIO*I SUNDAIt - i4EWSPAPLR, • I .ln the midst of my perils, my thoughts dwelt among thing it permitted against the enemy who brings us her Arch-Dukes at a distance s Primed and Published id •Nert af,l o leet-streer: I you : in the midst of my triemphs,.l have given you • misery•and slavery. The tocsin of death mast sound her forward on all occasions, in conceal-her owe designs. Is it K CONSTITUTION iSthe•largest SUNDAY ' splendid ° merks of my esteem and my love; I give-, wherever he shows himself. .." ° .: . •P '.Pr',JT wes :bee to Loweao„ot the low pried: of SIX- you' o,day the greatest °tall."' . r i ~.. itaI:MENN Y. and contains a very general gel, r- • I Let the deeds of entitle note heroism, which In all can long remain in a situation [licre follows.a long article, taking a view of part ; ages have done honour to uatiotia, be our lessons.and power, and of ' her ancient sphe s d oll tieft• of net the iotereillng -News boll; Foreign hod l) Inr‘tir, 'wish the Gazette- of Tuesday lose Saturday, the PO itT N E Vl 9, 1 of the Fret:ch history, particularly the wars with I our models . Even among time women let some of , Let us hope, that ere long, agit tin 1111341111A1, It LY lEw of the occurrences of the , Englaud ; the taking of Gaienne from Edward I. ;.those generous heroines arts., whose names are con- • true interest, she will perceive hhEEK,"Tihhich 'Sr Fte" 4l er will be emi l tied go fungi Iggoler• , the vain atte m p ts of Edward 11, t o recover jt ;. the !wonted by the national gratitude and loge. Whatztha telly who appears 10 faithfu Atli tiecarttrr opinion of every impuctant Political Event. - ; ! evident to every, ens, who has The' CONSTITIITIOR lipartieelailv well adatfteil f ,,,,., be ., pretensions of Edward 111. to the Crown; the bat..itoother of a family could see her daughter insulted, sac of - Perii , oi 'ill Enillilietwltholaa Ourperose it Dail, Ness- J tie of Cressy, where the French, says the•Editer, •hter son ratitsacred, without braving every danger to and good faith, Lief Ramie Seel pappaper. as it cuveya i. e Rust. generi isforiration. A limited t 4 lost a most decisive victory by the meets of their defend a nd svelte. them ? Let our French wome n self w ith i m pu n ity v . even et t h e a of Aired iovioneutsnly- nailat tetil I T viltderver; the rentret- ' while the latter, unable to .ind, sthility•of it, in C . • Re il vs, l - ihses ioccirgolatluis„ It pie.be floatage. The King, being wounded and forced to ' render themselves worthy rivals of those noble Gallic. lisunt tut eligible *Floiserfire-Advetsisers. , . tly,.. arrived at- a castle . 'rho Constable appears a Wives,: who eneouraged their husbands and thei r at the eepenee of France, w, enters lre reeelvect assfletwocehernette,seeestreet i Sal Ebe i c.t)pe, t the pie,' says Philip 'it is the King :it - is • children in the day of battle, and stipported dimwit) , site to be called lott Ili future ti . $$ , - ?Veg Ina! lle"1,4, .flii.F liws ` if 4g - bile " ib TI 1 " 4 "11/ 5 "111, !Y* . the , fgetenteof,Freeice.'—A sublime expression whisth 7 h. their presence their Armless, and theiev;dour. Let 1 t MISS ..iiiieellettlitiVa ill Bea WORK . • Willa the eventry is.in danger, the Freach ahoaklisi- Meth remem ber ' aretthrte • noehetter that illustrious made her ? the;Phrti'lieell .prsortits eihitie ..,..- 41 . • Besides, does Austria 'belies IV . ....-• . ge*iishee, .i.rtayinhearin mind.. . woman of Beauvais, who, on the day of an nssautt, , -- --....:•‘' h lri s ithiel'h_tu;bes 1 , _Attlee 14 hS. - Inhininit. . . , ' N.-U*olll4le. concludes as follows :_...• , . ~ . suddenly ippearetl upon the breach, snatched from ! free herself from the induct** rgeteKKU'itzAty Milt INA EDGEWORTH, i I i : , 1 tC A move, fortunate Prince took advantage of,ehe leh enemy's !Wier the ' standard which he was going ' submitted Is) It.: lidllaia, makes e sAemsar. or 44 MICII 0 Fashionable* Life" 4,lararietaf r " „ ~ .. . --'*--`-' "'Belinda," • 4 Castle ftaekreut," Lte. . haerneant-tituthtiett of. the French, and of .their jiliit•s• to plant •there, threw kite-over the wall,. and saved ; anisesi now. she best eed of her •.e' -.y. leitterel m 4.0). St , ekllel l 'ettattli - 4 164 . , •bairea Of Vettesed. The ticterLelc.iochereiAlshesed the town from pillage and coettagratiows; When the ,her gretitede wit( bee. when she •au )!*9ll the other Works of the name - Audi ..• • • •• • • - ,_,, in the, mg' m.ol,C,htteles.,l/..,,..Tisie ... .estarn pf geed-eaemy z whe tbetight to •deceive us by perfidious pro- in a situetten, Is do without. •.- '''.. - • ' , ED-Ittuat,tate:Gicars tlettrigha ?Bt. • fortune,eke 01 theinlatilklietimear,,,,Aw -,Citllet ionl i zAileU see ail Francwoutted n etier a prb-..;hersumnaces4. Let ,Austria re, Just .peklislisd, ! tri fl ed tkonation i ail desire to lin% tinnier theca- •a' o: "Govieeiment, they • / . e.#ll ^ 7heitert ,to•-•ffy• Witr . h er think oti the .fittere ;hind . ; . lOs, ,41taekete, nitwit lonnoved, and handsome • ii. „ .l 18 . 0 , „ wig* Nausea entire, wade , prietli ht . ,,ra, ousDuguitsalin- alt deelrecroar the " 'safety of • .country, sad eseebandon their projects of vengeattee . , Ga l" p ar t whi c h become * e i wi lne m e „ • in ,: ea . - • I the country, and- t eethe Prhhieli.. g Let_ us repulse 1 and ambition.- . •,. .. :•-.4 , -..- • lThiti day is•perhaps not reline, !fir sooner or later -- -: trs SCIIOCfrUCCOMAPITIr ; sin a hini,), the. enemy,' •hi th e try of war frolit!Cttals to 1343pr.. 4 . PAats, .I.tae - I ta-Mtee having themselvel 'reed; truth :resettles itp empire ; the. tablicy of stain may fri , •osy, and altekt.-Ar;ifieiriliset co'neritlV 'n `l nnit w ' deem:. Charles, shut up in hiscApittil, Itia need of ' the bates of .4 pitite, the Allied Powers bear reran ti.i sometimes waver at the will of Mho 'passions, htit,its. - - ;'fitsoi"v-0 10 *-4., ur . " ll Ple" i 'll k. ga ll" T lii'll g4 g litic4l. l ' - ' all of his efforts to check in Ike French/. that imp,- to.sign it. Ilis ii.e feet, ' which is proved' to damn. deviations are only momentary, and tesouer,osi late, .'"'". for'mati n,:th'alrl4ll - 411f4tetT ••••ristsitsiCug -Uwe dist 'wet-,.. .5t . p eel , 4 : . . ...f...forn g .A hei eiraie t ctrd Whole. lispferalv•* toosity..witiolt was often spieled tomstaital...L•ht us Seth Meanie : thellA t hare -not eettl sittetvipted to deitY.li.;', it returns lathe road Pointed out by expieriegeo and . ages. A& :sol thipecey,.. rt . to every_ Class of t h e einge,i, alone,' . said tie,. ' they will.riain lkettitz - hthertpleottsaieetitemse.tves with ton . fetterei -on s u ch ' by w i s d om.. - raer i n cidi. s' .d Gentlemen • SrboOls.. . . -- LAhtiltitr h Yalt:ii•—A citizen of ihIS. ditittc! hglahrt - -: ". • ' _., - _.__..- - • • lis.a.OattPll GUY, ... • - ° se'ves.' From that moment Edsseseel # who . eieliekedi-stratige olio it is -asked, how it hipiiiiiii - thitendiat . - . tearseiteweetsiet of Veocroplix..ter. Royal Military Ca : himself invincible, experienced nothing but disasters. tiuited;thent • five days earlier, no longer suited them .' t arrivedhere froth the department of the Upper - [thine. -- • ''' -"-- '. • • ' ' i • . atter tnotaw. ''' • Chafles.'SaW his strength iticreasewith his' hictoriee;• five days later ' It is ehspected that they. •to te e - leist i :Ael s work e s ottlett I,a oar) Jitiled atsurobtoirmt . made "Virh•ilewis nt Methassen 9 at the time the enemy'entered rater..a,(Mit. with ritehjldeso. it, ore , liod Iv. ;Imple laid five armies march un'trev The battitentoftyte ideearcbs- ; proposals only in the hope of seeing them rejected air, Os ;frit ood , ieltie the first %VW% of the te4n4.-' w h o , i n the begin n in g . of h i s Aliiikt,Sol l l( l- !llo l 7' .' tbat the contrary having happened,• they ar6 7- . ' : hlt. Adcording to the Recount he brings, Bafort and lloninguen hold out vig orously . The enemy has e. (lay is atomise towel. as the Autner tir motile other works er i tomikrn a tti .„,..l an d l i s i d .wi ll . 1 ,, i 4 i „ inn ~,e , i , , i n th "..ceilect 1200 men. Theguglisli', Wye irebt, ir.binatLeremely etnbarrassed : but that, at the • hazard of , desisted from bombaihinei n tliese- places, and the siege ' is converted into eblockade. It is the same with • t t iewesettliw."-eUnieersail Map. sine, Aprll, IBM defeated ; Charles re- annex : -- 14 0:e * ; L ithe, t - T he _Oro.' showing their bad faith, they have 'preferred porhu •"" e6 " 4 ' -ti • • ° • •-r h • te.rp. 0.,a liiiiideo toe ; )nldoorwo.,g panrroie.,llyrco..i vinces whichhhey•hadeo lot% susuaped ; the English- big • plans• of cetiquest, which they cherished with- i. Brisach and Schelstadt.- The Allied .troops from' MAI .. qtird, are srelleersauste fur the.eoaveniente of Teartiess,pe re I had only one p lace in &skin/Won still-in theiepos- ! onespeaking of them, to signing a peace which they • wee..t haesen to Schelstadt are estimated at 00,000 men. • e st Tee PulrlislleisfOrto tiwnwely, untrained in cu lii.trihri session. The happy - times of Philip Augustus, St. ! spoke of withouedesiting it. l• On the side of the valley of St. •Aniarin only ttrine Cossacks have passettivinattave not advanced- le'. irlfrulk.., n PoCesietirs to tbiri : evotPlkat 111:ottai of .t. Geogr i apt , ay ;i i „its, aloe Philip le Bei, are seen to revivel-:.--. ... While we aretuokittg forward to the moment when . shirr itser-5 imettrissins irrlSlki, %.1.11, )I_ L I folio' Ms . . _, i w_til "" p - Aitt s,...JAN: Ti.. , —TheAllitie are at this nonetelk n ice shall clear •up these mysteries, we cannot help. and Rernironnnt. Their last pliteet, on itio..'ihdat aearsseeentwityaiver Whirr walks. A lf the sant. Je.ind Is he- . _.. ........ c•oeise e 1, mare manifelit-the hist year's sales being double ofiedngto. temple sight veryatistressiusgto itawkide • lionsettting, when we see a power figure in the De.. ,of Ilefort, hid not advanced farther then PIAY.•• , -- t w it fat, gir th ,. gee e ettio e . la Ali .i.tiiioli itswor' . - lasprore. ~ . ~,,_ ~,..... ,__;_,... Which-ds/sties wf dm Allies which hits so many'reastins-to.!aAlthbet %Alin these environs, and in the Plareatruy terse halve b een added,die list of *iterated C;e,grsiAiiesil mimes 1 .a . anti .toirn kept _ow?, of t 1 0,..0 154 1.14 . ,_ , I. erealky• rotated, MatC its ,„„ Is .1 , -inal matter irsretin-z. the ext ..n• they made. to : the intwfhltecta .01 the Se**. Can- Agree with France, and so many reason* to niiiirtiSt 1 idistrict, has fallen back upon Colmar. gist Empire' of Twisisk , leenile "qt. tin' 'fi'°'' 4 i-4 glint"' to a' ' tons.-:--Vbey • had promised te - ettsleet-tleeproperty - t Reid& s..bufairove all, ..it - is eXtremety difficult to re- i This traveller, who speaks, German extremely want st,le oft the bo,t wiper, and the v. Hole forms., who per 0 , f grit/ate peyltOns ; and yet '..entiettiOup',.gen.tribu--1 concile this- refund' of A'uhtrla to sign peace,`'tvith - well, converted with several Officers who were at fret Anrl-117;h1%. Itorrralog•Sch ....d , Book. - . Printelf tor C. crodnik and W. Joy, ~ man er-rois . tone, 5 4 P oh •t . disorder of every kind, accompany ‘the march; the honourable part of *a Nierflator, • whiCh she 'hut , . I lidulhausen ,• and it appears from' their conversation, aus is 4 l ig; Ave ,31 4 ri0 lace. of their undisciplined columns. ' They had engaged . tot lately itittunted in the eyes of •Europe. that the enemy has an extreme fear of the levec ci w * •he Mk-In the some Author; new Winless, now respect OA. forms of the tielvetic Government ; and-I We showed s ome days ago the moderation of the ' ...7, „.., : f latus n ‘ i•orl,f...• Seti . oot., I f . .I manse, and that this fear induce them to march - ' Si i;11EW 1 1811141 R I,A D Lit. t ime 44. 1 ., 31114Tietelektai N.4a.. -BOOK, IS. Si. Ng tit PPS at: HOW, OAMMAR., Is. d. red. . , the Ant e•hay of"hiteir power has been to substitute I Emperor, when victorious, towards this Power :let ; the ancient aristocracy, .for the constttutiotial -ant lus contrast the conduct of•lter noble enemy, with ' with care . They advance with precsutiott, and ore persuaded that the Emperor is collecting all his. farces to attack . them . They, however, bestow on 11.004erir e 'V- CLOPIEIII 7i. fal.lioub. which ensured therights and the liberty of the _cid- [that of her Northern Allies: let us open the book of .. -ffeMoittae §,Pfiltalatha -..httithiC,.'4la. .S.. gd. . • ! zees. • history : let us consult old facts, Which-new passinek, ~. our 'soldiers, infantry 'and' . eirralry, the -greatest Thus Switzerland has become the theatre, not only cannot obliterate„ - and let us sew whether they juttny . piaiies. Their infantry is very yientg. fiats ` cavalry • of war, but of anarchy. The disconteet of the peo- 1 the attachment,• or rather the resignation, of Austria t is better ; but our's is supe r i or , •bott i with respect pie, whose interesti are sacrificed to those of a few W to the interests of Russia. u _ :' saving; men and horses. Everybody in Alsace ngrees 'in K unes ' begins to express itself loudly. Commotious hat was the conduct of 'Russia &tileg the acc ess that the Emperor, even if •he hail one-eslf have taken placein the Pays de Vaud, and in - I Argo- !years war ? Three times eke ctianged her system. her , less , troops than the enemy, would beat them corn. via : and the friends of peace lament the fataiconse-h troops, which forqht one day fer•Austria l finight next:, , a „ taly, especially . q uences which most necessarily ensue from these pee'l day for- Fittdericki, And that Monarch' owed to their : r'' being seconded by the masse. It is certain that the Allies are afraid of the levier of pular disturbances. 1 desertion' of the tease of :the •Altfee all the ;Aran- . National Guards; and that they only advance in , • , It is, then, by rekindling the furies of party-spi. I tape which his bbtaiiied. • • ; large columns, for fear of being surpriled. , . .. -- The eneeny commies- ° nit that the Allies prove their moderation : it, is by ' In 1778, Austrytfermed . ; projects " upon RtlyArnt. ovettlirowing the most sacred rights of natioes tty iftuniiii was at thithieseingettla a war ligainte htie heeten he ought to tremble ma l : 3y th -f e x ti ee h fl o seS le : po if iiiiii 'lle tiv l t s s • . - giving up to pillage the property of indieiduals, that 'n al. What ditlihb doh • finiteied - the views . will at o u ght his rear, And be will eseape with they manifest their lore of justice, their respect for i of the Cabinet of 'Vienna; but the hestened to make , discutt.y. B etides , the 'number of places he blo+. humanity. • - ! peace with the Turks, declared herself guarentea of - *deo end o uses km :blockade . must enfeeble bun Moderate ip their proclamations, full of violoneein-i the treaty of Westphalia , in which, she had :hist? . "!iteh' •' . P r - P Leery much. •( s • , v - their conduct, they resemble se ferocious animals,' share, and obliged Austriai'. *tom n ate no longer ._ which imitate the voice of meo, only to surprise and : ttissieff, 14 tenonoce her prOtintfeht. • - 1 . - Y . Altrea t Jrr. 3. l eldt; the 30th and 31st of De cember, a division of 'the Neapolitan army entered e to devour him. i ft ( 17.3.,'Riatiiitieditated a new war against Tur- • l Fr e nchmen ! judge by the • Wahl fate of Switzerland of key, Red, l to her policy, her firet tlitieglit Bologna.. It was - there oined w a corps of 500 old army in Ter. . that which is prepared for you : The Al li es have en- was to make herself sure of Austria. - .feeeph [thud , cavalry, .wbich_had . reftrineithfro m th e '_ C . . tared your territory as they did Switierland, with plans for tne pe . fn _ ..- , n e- ning of the s che i r e s .. k i lt efe r t he•-•e x . many. at - appears that some columns . are already . -4 eh- d . on their mar ch upon Imola and Ferrara, which gives peace. Ask the eihabitants of Alsace, of . change . of Bannie.• 'Oahe tent I tnt ed that the of small portions_ t of t erritory, L . ;o ra r n d c s h o e f Comte, r 4O, ,is the pesos ,the enemy has them; het whilealte sends te r.ili Deu . i- t i"Oh s ts, C to eutrt se-c frie.. rhathen , to hope situated on the coasts the Adriatic, which have brought it. The" irillanswer unanimously : manse*, to negiiiiiiii46iii &Ailing - it, tibletihdtly de . . A d ' - . •- e he.• c t tee . te r not e ~ .,eiy ni ggni, i o f _ •b t eell . occ . spied by General Nevelt, are entirely eve. 44 Their firstetepi were marked by vengeance and' s i re d ?* *rie s . el , 9 , , . coiled . s and the whole right bapk - of the Po ; wilir.its our Count Panin 'tit ft. tigitisit Adrittra h . doh fteetition , ~ Tile. 'The ecourgeof requisitions has exhales* t eentri •, 'Mande of ' savages, strangers to eiraft itti- of the Stott* ' of roth , . lifi itho . ithe Airlift' V ` ate i free. ~. .. • .. 7e l eee • and . geneinnes Sentiment, spread themselves Germanic (lam , • . ' ••''' 'I 1 "'A'•'•:° 1 ".. ••• . 't ; • LgitEvILLE, i MC . 9.—Sertralogiments of in. t ' ' over our fi elds, ill- treat our ohildseu, insult our ; Lastly, in 178 t, 'ettta.and Russtit*Alittla !entry and cavalry , . making per( •of. the corps of wives and daughter', and cerry off our workmen, war, Is declared tbiOttomen Poifo; . *Eit'io-41,stral Duhesme, continue to pats thrmigh this • .. • . , destined to people the deserts of Russia, and,to die • the result of it' Wlik . .."riticeooo," metr;itrui reify aid Nancy, to proceed to St. Die, where tiwt 11 11 4 1 , 0 m their native land, in slavery and despair.-- 300 millions. of Aerie*, . , 4 ettealchre to ittreNrethe' pow Cre . n_ e ra' .mast. bar . established his head - quarters. . 4111111kfinIsters " ,eligidn ' abused by these session of the "thriiiiileattifflif OCzakow ; and she _ Gnih e 7th, a. ! grouch-Officer, passed through St. herkiefilik o - , ivledge - hew nor die- eff tree. , • A. :, couritrianen, honor ' Oil t• or in 'mike u Iwo Lind ii talre curl i Br tooth , tid • - inc 1•01 8.4 .- - otrcet • bell i Me it %mei Al rt_et =l4 !beim ginal • • — (441 Mr •• rlrir, Blew• bucii Clwn • "ark Yard Mgr ity m Mr fa Mr. Fe • .r_ore ' - _4 ,•• ..XL •,. .. - * Pia . • 1; 7 :7'7. ,„:„;•. 4 1 t. , 2•1 7 .„,. *1 . . - • •••• rs, T. I. .4- •c` i - k. •• *-'l. ' 4', V . .; ,4. '.•••••, . ' 7 .. •' ti i • . I: 4 i ....... . ;,;t : - - 1 , : , „ „, I t 4..); . • . , .. ,; i . ...,:;,,, t i C 4.,i 7 , it e, ; 1 .. s• i :; ; ~k. ~ ' 5 ...: ,t . • • • 1 •-, . . .. 1 ' • - : 1" 71 4 4 • , , . ) ... PRlCralo. ~ dant appear in Italy. twasume the oonituasd . . .• dory, 1-, ioty, .I.,ecess, cliduke will nit sub. instantli dep ..., re- ,- Wit to the disavers of . ragged Austria into a , , t .• ma was already rikken, be fi.ld of battle. • At ita; tbey waretearon, . , . end, without cnnceen- they hastily withdrew; • • are of raising her him. . . es the n signed for s hattle si ! . sod promise her 1134 .:. ' when she is sinking, ~ . py Gallia', 'and at the !r spoils. . .. net of metro*, which ... '• . ~ een enlightened by ex:. again led astray :by poses of Austria lut a . c• its her troops, kelps i, and appears to pat .:.: ,: ... ;L .,. in order the better #O. - *•••- '•-; t possible that Austria.. '. . ' - so unworthy of bee . .E!:" ' . uulour ? * - , ~ ...., better informed of her ' - , , :•-,'' e the secret object of ~ ful to *her, ,Is it not ?. 1 .. s the feast information . • . • pk, to turatitie her- a eipease of Austria ; , dembify berseit ex-ept t . ioaid: be alone expos- 1 to7thake restittilion of 4 Russia would hare 1i L *en* tan .as-readily .. rot Russia as she has !I her rnagnifit;eitt krto'.. pr: see shall se. , what .. she• tits . placed h:. self , her aid. or to despise etßosiber the past ; let • Atm .41se tvl 11. act th. raaisTr and her 11Ig lay. ‘ l ' to, fOr snorter or later -. . . , .. , „ r . i . i " ts of religien are abused by these session of the" enines sit Oczakow ; and she .-Otrthe 7th, a Fronch-alliese passed ihreugh St, '' 4 ' 5 m ' P"I8 Ete 'tio- Wats& rcidv, W.). r ,e - . . ?mint:both. .biirbaeia?)t wha-iteknolledge neither law nor dis. obtiiies for .1112 1 '_ that* twtalluitailett in Croatia •, Wit Die, who AS:saine - with the* it trace to the head. / 6 Fi r et..treet; d o u s e. yaa,, our brethren, •esur countrYeasin, - thueks to the eenerees—interest ‘t hieh her Ally - quartets of the Allis*: ' This Ofeette was *trom". . • Exchange ; and r arise, ill the NM*, of our cooler, mod of honor ; titifislidir,tasimiiiilhoirkaisai. eisereation of /Did) . - • Weil by . threo postillions- ha . taut the road of ) Idea , r . . . .. .. . . . seize your fqpil t ,afutconie and &diva ak f rog the.: isabeigkF t tiopi - itt arft ni i vetits.. ~ .. . • .. , Saiote.:.Marie. : . ' ' . • . • , . .. " . 4 roprirtor of the 16 e e mifrie ..., R , 4l9 ; evils that oppress to.. ill.ellect_ Oat We, ate the ad- , NOW; the lest year of the war of the Revolt:. i- . The 'Marshal .thske;•df Tarentem covers by his i. ue rir z:l e v i .,. -- va . no d g aita of iiii aatlon ; that.williil l e at no flone.:4l44.lhwatria sookes!sreit,iellts: RaMill. coatiridelif . ,pbeittion brtween.the aline and the Meuse, de. --• t a G usey, trete- deserted this"bodoetabie and'il: t titiith - Velt; endLlneledo . ol troop!, sehitisaahicarsisibitingliAttllt&is , partmcnts of Forets,---the Ardennes, and of the Iby 1 4 r. :r i l ixe !sibit ww jaw, siii yogi iritit 11,14 soot Sill;"'"' " 4lllolosodiiissid,isfusK Aotlyeal ea‘otismerv, 1 ilSeus&c7 ,so4lealti ~ • . iteta . ..., • • • n.: 4bitio , u.) biai oni.Jiti„,... 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