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

r .„ . IttaiAriel slip stts 11014 arts of our tenitory % o; o lteft thsti -drew it: i;e wholitfwitkosi . der.cesss Its* 4111)er OUT csidatet keit 'iWISTI . . *• 1‘ MINN • posidtaty soottetl dee • • -7 lea will 'barely be rot carps will be left t. rCE, TWO O'CLOCK. an Officer arrived to by virv ii it Passages, . .quit; of sl.l.ll4crros, not transpired. It it , • ;eased thie aft/roes% itldg to chi Dispatches , • 7 article his joet teen • i • • : that Dispataiegg ofght ec ; ed % b 4O . 11114 -111141 rl IPailes **: • that Geod irgt, •• ead.gaarters et diet <Ol ws.freas the Citizens IL ;abbe Hesse of Bova. 4ispetebes, loath ito4tio, Stain Neve nediitety setiettioed. , • poOthir Report of the nahibitedat St. lzmes's 411 leiWr Ctuittr, rettimary • F le gm!, but Media/Mee al ea 1 tad an audience of the Rt." intEts the. King's Meer • Rt. a-Office with dispetthes . R an Allied. ' • Lon ro o'clock, the Pcineete- Rt • Rt dy CIIARLOTTIL CAMP.. ; ; Tug STAXESMAN: - ' for a 08. SiOIIKB THIN AID AT ORB SYCLOCK. Lodia Beads 8 7 p :1 per Cent . Red, 6641 i Exchecluer 81114 3.0. 3 per rein. Cous. 6e4i °ionise) Ditto Bd. 4 5 p 4 - per Costs. 82a 4011 lo[ ma Comm* for Acci.47lll • Pf. 744•54 1 .4 i • y v . *rpm ~str.4.l•Ew,dt ILONDON: ... i o r y.•, .. .•I MONDAY, OSENANY 7,; O'ii., . . A - • - --r1 11 1 111 " —. ... • 1 ..; . .. b. 'li ins currently reported on.SatOrday ntght, that *naive" s bad reached town to the :id instant, con bitising ate letelligentethei ilozoratare had defeated iYtillivsk.on the 1pti4004,410101 . with the 15,000 prisonerr eba • 'if cannon..-:- ieport.tdrns unt to be incoriv#,, in respect to n, tile arrival of Mositeurs, although several private letters had actually, Arrived, coatmuniatieg ;this. in. formation. The letters are dated on the evening of el:e lit instant, and state, that a posting bil l had ! 11. - . ea exhibited, announcing this victory to the Pad- i ii us. As is usual when our ittfortnation depends on I primps letters, there are conaiderable variations in the different •statements: One of the letters say, that the number of prisoners was 1500. No public rejoicings are mentioned, and' we may thence infer, that the higher number is somewhat exaggerated. ii The capture of several pieces of cannon (amounting according to one account to 100), in consequence of their having got entangled in the forest of Vass'', is mentioned in all the letters. .The last French Papers had apprized as of the artillery of the Allies being in this situation. These letters add, that the peasantry were ill armed, and that every hour they were bringing in prisoners and baggage. This part of the statesneut is of main importance. We have not the least doubt that it is Founded in fact ; and the disadvantages with which, 'ilk all their operations, the Allies will have to con: 'Rudy in consequence of the state of the population, ere incalculable. The head-quarters of NAPOLEON were remelt./ to- livieene after_ the action of the Coth. The levy en masse, that of the conscription,' and the national guard, have been carried into effect With complete success. 'We have this day inserted the documents con tained in the suppressed or double Moniteur, of the tOth. The papers are of the highest importance, as they unfold to us the circumstances which have occa sioned the delays and ambiguities in the diplomatic intercourse between France and the Allied Powers. On the 9th of November. 1814, the Beresa,4*§R. power of the The Monarchs of Aorteu, Russo * ertithe spot, Prtinistetr that the term Wald allude the pen " The EMT' °t ic t I as soon as possible repair to the heid-quarters Here •ll that Lord disavowa l and his by the expected arrival the whole of tbese . Sheet offers asf, Ocepted by him ; but, at first, in terms which iiiiattet thought sufficiently free from *nnibigrrity . ;.lllllllll4loll, in :consequence Pikes place, the Diair-410 terms satisfactory to the ,Ailles, that PARTI adheres to their basis, t ii not orrittes, till December the 24. After this it would appear thong remained ito further oh. *Boe to the commencement ,f negotiations. Yet, CAULIM. of the • •i , siOprispriatingAisttinem. suffered ea elapse • withal* any thin being deans in' 'ovY n 114 easy {rely; thoway of negocivitibiv, although illiehig the whole inlellsibl , l'ilietts AWiliatlfitse the Irimah-•Mialeter &eland • *mg 1 All 3 trimptste dis•i 1 , perfectly ready, aweigh -he • manifested the utmost our Arr ionised , fiat ,to Wye ruin ...t r the shame kitCheir'floililace. ..vilbere is:baitwetm the !'"l ga t ilia lin P ytuilw 10.'etiitnykne• f negotiations: „••ttstitoent , parte of elhiSuitgao adhesive feel* Wirick i Fr9pilhese facts ait is imliiissible to avoid the one anthill a s •dluoiory,ar e tiN ibi s r ote s baveoccioilymii t iooo thipien„ that the Allies . were not desirous of 1 viiiee rat ebtlibliStkin, *tuns (dogreovi - It adtgy. Mee" and that their prolessiens of moderation • °` FillinFitieneibeedy• Isitidted the *Wartivof all ;'anditt'llolinteintid isieinetre' : Milt eggraVates the I.l44(ape,"*lnillsita alit ithe• swum outiroge,..nbit same !,emitrsii. isi ,• i ,fr,i i r bilk • tilias i t , sisf -. pr i Lisev i siingoloti is, 13.•;(133e5s ; Fraisee.willmeet nit attack., as well an -,, -, 3 ,iii n ti..) - s .4. - ie! ~:in ~._i , Ot. -- datigiirli; Friletil wili•lviilaii% li • of &. to re- !i t:l i i,alste d .4l' n ik ih - P•A_AP„'4x,v git lf „P e .A, llled forces wiitventive ; bur - o uo i thoolur it y o f. h 0,..; ii,. ike,e3 i'..einggirmtgaii,vivicifotiferilb iltild•e*Posiug the iD7 r•i hie of - evir abOndliniag as in at of thb hicred•terriaj ► horipedroind 41ekoaamitta of that country Itoty confided toildirprateedim ; in abort, thigtfirewebii kal i m ost m o od ommillt!, Viiii conduce as the et t h fly ti tin 4 !sink' likti dm, r +incision lit thiStatei i peev ar ifis umti eo i 0 ' e aui _ al vvi k .. . , 41 , c , rise: . Frowcbl tittriFirst, while a • prisoner sit ! t .. • • 4.. - t , • # 'IL. • •a. .4P4iitiF•had toteedAßarguttay to • Chariesi'V.; but v "a" bar , in * • Ig rot ratt ill ' 4_ l .4. • • ; l o w .. liwtiturageires. - 13e;nitien l vif this fine province - do•• ' i tlang. „it . ti; tog 4 . ...pow . ~ .. .. te thj ta ter 0141{! Mtiusintli thht his cloth *was coml./Ay fti ' agrgalkleigroteireoleggp4rshibligiiMmollit Os *le "Iver iiies -.'of tie - pweblols , :en ii; the fiends usenini : ppelietibagy, :ppepos i t i s l ooko o f ..th., Nuali,„ b il e -f vow orlio;'motoodslitanitr ( bat "log; hivehisted ! fernished her Minister with fell pe T ;a rrinouttgliryt:. 1 . 401401 'edged', EBorguadyi,, , still ! fi ei h tlifs - Lis t i llts 2 c . • . i , litiLti.,,,, likee..i4. l Vrbnch, hitepite tii itst • King, Siouldionteer bluv•torn . 4L _. . 1 71 . 7P.7. 4 r b • ~. X: i!,76.1,7`• sitr .._ fro* *gigged* lathe conlnpis eniatkllliMit a 'efili 1.14_r-VtYO4PI '-'" .. t / . 1 1111. i- -. • i --: - - '..- . • • . - iia -41,41,-Vai•ii Deign rnitini 'Niel ;th „ love *14 . • „, , .3 , . . lb ..f% ... ' bilei ter* - * tlitiert/POC74/NDlRYPlift)flr" /pr. rwiesve t o mitk•gmasiAlie , dimilik o 7 , lV , Or t ~., ,litit,rl,,YeffiZETlF''llade4.3l! i, i 4"l 61$1* 41 " 11".41 " last .. 1 , 411116r Z e t * ' mitrepOti,taitit ► , : ... ~. .•, Is i;911 a bessale**l«l".. RIA 44111 ' 4111141 "'" ; k a li Milani YOrinitlittell: ' 7 iV -• • '. 1 ,,, o** • Time if 10E416*de:with fimeafin .stiad . Englund 3 . J , . ) •,, E • • . _ t . t • . v .”, ,a• a . , • • ,vas rived on the , )41104 .Janotirfal: Ela. Sunda'yi ". Anoggli te prove WII ~ . ~ . ... . 1 . , . . the •113iiK,' there sat iirivinii intresle,• a *Dierks Tie 4 . ootkati, .49;atusdad that a Ileiligriiggliin .. ,g_myjii Drum was (-haunted by way of tlinisksgiving, and be imputed to the Government% *of liteimeiiellieuld a ses7oresos‘ (stuffy's!' artiiiery werez.fired.' The trea ty not have been employed itylliiiieleus.denentatiewef has be e n . sent to lers,htaiesty the King of Denmark' her territory, and tiashalllction s it gratuitous misery mad time "lift ficatiour is elipectied. by Wednesday neat. upon her inhabitauts ! . 4 , tr the Allies are collectively fhe whole army is patting - italelf•ln - m arch for the Rhinit *. • There is no longer sty. ivalship among the t 9 be condemned for t hat part of their general con. potions - of tot! North ; they bniatincknowledged that - tact to which we hive already adverted, we Are 14111. • it..,. have the same interests. United for the noblest pelted to say that our own Goverement merits tees. atjerr, they will combat together for the liberty of h i d . - • - tio • . • ~,n , he participating iii we grime itself, the Continent, the independence of sovereigns, and p'well ailnrag t :Ose chief cause of crime ia others. of notions. The nations of the Nor th do not look upon the French as enemies ; they recognise no other One of Oa articles of theprqjnt for peace, tre. sll ` ..ormy but him who has done every thing to prevent flitted through Baron Sr. ' their anion': him .who, it cannot be too often • re.r " That* En land was read , posted, has wished to enslave all nations, an d to ra. • r- - - lit*: from eilitair country. This-itassage. was insnetad iit &Wei) , or hastily, Willi* tions, sod discussion,' ipt. pkoe* of ,Aerd Ageam sorsa, our Ambeipider., 41,01 be fecellectell, dot tha asoinent totaiiipop Reeileet. fhb .molt' thepoils . t bed tele ortas ot i vitinetstritoppi• paw. p,a4. tint meet on the We required, that full and .e t,* MGM *etepottt w & which your tel -1„ leucy has* ifsefted; in totem= with the Ministers of Engle - OA - and Russia, should be communicated be the Allies before the opening of Congress. It is difficult to suppose. that Lord ABERDEEN can have had powers, to propose bases, and not to negocitte. His MAJESTY will not affront the Allies. They hail, been undeceived, and they , stilt deliberate.—They know well, that every conditional offer becomes an absolute *engagement for him who has made it, as soon as the annexed cenditionoit The Allied Sovereigns reply to this in terms caleulated to excite surpriee—terms which oinvey a direct accusation against Lord ABERDEEN. of:having exceeded his powers. 46 The supposition of your Excellency," says Prince MEI-I-mown, " that it was Lord Ascii:max who proposed the basis, and that he was furnished with powers for that per. i pose, are wholly unfounded.—The Court of Lon. don has just sent to the Continent the Secretary of l State for the Foreign Department. His Majesty till Emperor of All the Mislaid being for a short time absent from this place, and LOrd.. CASTLEREAG4 being hourly expected, my august Master and his Majesty thi liking of Pauses charge Mr 114 inform • peer. that the tergiversation by which the ailituae., been disgraced, has 'been occasioned by the welllrr : .—We are k IMADM.SO sielay.tistr isegedaikinef dining a journey • Bliamailialt; lll . which has been rat ted to the longest possible den- the bend- quarters of the Allies don ? ifilti‘ittniiljotWikWahlibsippointed at first,when moved to Brussels, and that a negotiatit?iii'mettilipisitediniekp. lace at Prague r o b s erve Antwerp. Upon thegoooo,siisisioortacitoCOgyithisernment is, : 1 t niTillf4lf opines, in this ineteptetes 1.0001141141111)MWIT, and is tradictioesoboiaaPoralr yil itbllA if itrhooar 1014 We are just informed, that an peke : Dowiiihkstreet,ll4a morning, by affVf one In/ 1: •.. >r iii foci MOP 1 4 1 4 it tilL o6. -! with Dispatches Prom the Marquia of ' • oefi it ' ton .: ''''Vu hr '"" ' lie ma . of which have •, la 1• • ..s- I; t •.- ..... 'lt • .el . . L L a - ' --- .• ,titulars . into ` 9l " reported that Bulletin will be mooed •• , • • • . ~ .. - a "will ' 4.4 11111" - ' 4ll either on 'this occasion, or relatirtg tile tf°ll4l $44111 .?"17 imilibi**l/1"*".141" iliOis Lord Cirmeatitair. • • ..• • • ..• „ that if - CSielOt)-bt,TrlelfrVp. this honourable -.• • • - . --..... end; aili tiro 'UAL eves ,Ais s ifii his sanction to 1 The following extraordinary terms 301 .0 1011* knew evilosoot his Gasssen published, in a Morning Paper • bent wootilliiiiratlesit,llllWiiii Mit &ring thiiiille; 1 . 66 V° hare just learnt that ctotii 11164.1401011bitliaribis pr o ceeding lit)* ~ biswitr . importance were recei , teries; 044 1 141 1 fiatiliCirlisis et tiOiSsliog, SST; , eteot,i#k ten o'clock this mr faros!** •bie4.lßrifiab policy ? Wivapipot Vas, ', ScawAtstoneao, stating, __ rd PUMA bat think 44011tied . to houolvtloagesif : SEAUX had arrived at thelleadinarters initil /14.16beft Cellitittlf SW GO** . lies, .ittendod sr _t _by A iperoarion I pieili i elpilita. - itsoit • seitir*ore etibeble aottliii t'ariaite solictOmpatoretion digtilifihg, coAlecture. . , , , .. . , , i , , , ~.4 . 1 tom. kis *disk kb. these •dispetches, '''' ." '* :4111 4 'd.""" * 1 .' , .• : ' ' . "/• 1 asiorob4ottstolit 'lli* his skin ' 'ollatal .I r ankfed . br Ali t ti 114 ' *llriiisili , ' . " - •' iiiii4o4 l6 _ . _'l , wkk i Ptaft -1 . 9111 a t " '''A'etiliioll'Ciitioclf aviii immediately' tblirt, .10t.*semakiAisetiimitItory.aocoitoto of rell4 :.: ' : • . ___;:." L t , . . , 13ify oisitioo some odsoassges having = t oo. inillitirt 4 0 1 . 1011104 "Wr 114 ***ner and Nair, ! itate,o! the K1701:s hots* . w vtios eih r ib c i ao ted ir a , t rebto. sewoldi • ' , Thw e rblr , ' Palace;-- ,' . ~,2 4, ;,,, :, t oot VP.l' AP I. I tlikeNl tplearilk . , , N..... " HIS lilA.7llWriiiPiiiirPaiM is guise, but beser•b *4 • :46. vate sea ansbaied." r.:) ii•:, , . Prta '' ' 7! sl : • ' tsi " -16 ' 9 " ft *1 ,The Loa* stove had an meats eallob*".•••• TM, siewtoodo liriuce, wick . -, ".. I PA! SICE Rzeuter yesterdaY fnughkaraildjegentedi •Invollort,egir under '''' i yesterday morning Mr. DANIELS ) banners .Cof the . French EntrieHri"bei, -we fruit , apager,.arrired at the Foreign-Office Made; at le o" the discoveil,'folkinvenient sea ' from the head-quarters of the Allied. . sou, Igelp,,thli i t4 , l ioteresto ok, y t ee ruler arc 1 , yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, d t :44. 04 0.qm0r - 1 4 1 e peo pt e , o g p aw *, This 4 pr Waus, attended by Lady CitAaLorre *sow i nto a cleanses wino I , sissa.„ .. ,..w , ent tot, Exhibiting .British.G . allery w in .Pall-Mail, to f i nspec t ' t h e marnoitioa previous to •-4tir °Petting thi, 1011 11• 1 1) ( • .., .._sb liiii t 4itb 111°. Lord CaliaLlaLt a ll ' day. Hsi Royal Highness was _received by !Cu vilaiit, 'and it k said, that after a long KNIGHT, one of . the Governors, Mr. Youffe, tit . was determined to make new overture;; Keeper, and Mr. GILLUAW, the Secretary, who cow!, _ Government. itafht:r than indulge duc ted _ her throug h F3 !.b . e This om d s ; Mr. Jour Miot P re , s4 a Pe ace ; ttm Thner ' jwinlal -at ' i* lj ta:VikO i rltint's • Ben", was tried and fotu r tk perlisililiet,** Claws Patine, and hal ~... /r .. . • , a iz / ah # bel, tor publishing, in the Dublin 411 490 . Natitme e in their opinio n.— Vtienin i C: - ~7the Resolutions of the Rome Ce T ►. I. ,- 4 iv '.ll___'• ' *ll l OllO. *i n APPRO STaßtOok° of ° 114 41 3 •" tholics of I ' ,county and city of Kilkenny,:of tbq .. sialobspotlistd • *at* orgies of the war4th of Aegmili. t , uit.. 7 -The Court was., extromeit..., *Aka... •• .• , i• ',:...- • .-,. 4! ;„ • - erd CAer.,... er .. ..A, report jet into . circulation on Satririliy iext founder to be. the bearear of vest • A yestdity freedL . Pn a letter from Plymouth , that the Pregi Aloof : _, I rico; frigate, Commodore Ranorns, had. been cap trawlarau.• : tared off the Halifax station, by the Xylic' stir, a cot • - - ' *C;ii;rnincir --- kiiieti. aot ye , Iszilv:ll“44# frogs Sir TIIOIIIAS GgM aliele4f Merxem. a rt pleeked some further ex- o we expect Fe( Hestecte, Gore, _ - , theiimperial Aus trian hoops inutleslied 'Mount 8k.!(010110rd, and ir*ed Betiozona4'flisailildelt it wiffillility easy I to such 'Milan before 'the 'Viceroy, who, on the gthinit. was !till at Verona. Dnquarcur, J AN. the course of last night , a ke• was kept up for an hour and a half on Got t cum, from the side of Sieswyck, or rather from thiteof Oudeedyk, from the battery No. 3, mounted . with a mortar, a howitigr, and a twenty-four ponnder. The artillery free Breda is likewise expected to ar- Ave this treeing, Ins the battery No. 1, and with it some English artillerymen, together with a consider able quantity of bombs and howitzers. Gorcum has not as yet sustained so Much damage frona the bombs and howitzers us might have been I expected, although several -houses, indeed, have re- Oeind spare damage, and among others, Bok man's ',koala at the et . the markeemplace, which is levelled to the greeted. 28.—Lnst night, from elevewto one o'clock, the Are on Gouts was again • ra j newed from two batteries, and ssitkit was but ly returned from that fortress.. The intelligence intelligence concyrning the stairs( the rivers Is considerably sere favourable within the last two AN. Stl.--'fbe latest *meant' from thet ,tip besieged have sustained We t and that the Allies bare taken moral athaotiposs ports. We learn, . General of Division, Lapiel4 - 41e1.- Ginty, had used every meant 10 Ms f Iy ewer abortive the measares tattoo to 4a , the garrison, consisting chiefly of Croats sod Fraakfarters, intelligence of the state of affairs, ••• r., . . -. ~~~ down 74, and that the „ t om war- Unfortunately, however, for' the truth of this st - Ary, the Akiestie has come into hArbour,and the people on board are wholly . ignoritAO . of any such event hav ing occurred. Datteir-LANETHlAvitt,'.oAfter a r.....petition of the; part of Shylock, by Mrthlt o . with most deserved Applause, a new nee* ifratight out, on &tor ! : day, entitled, " itbgaeri . 401: 1- or, Three Genera. dons" which vier . ivith great opposition ; and, wi understand, was wfthditwii. Dam., Fes. y, his Majesty 'ship Riaiddis t with a convoy of transpmWth the 2d battalioas of thi',l7th arm 81st regiments, for Hollaado—Arrived his Majesty's ships Aleri, Pioneer, and Olymphia, from off the French coat.—Pot berg to-day, the Nymph cutter, with pat of the fleet teat sailed train hence au the 4th for Portsesouth.—Sailed the Rominoman of war, TrebSerarkoff, Vice-A;lmiral Crown, to lola Admirali Youn t t e in the Room pot.—Arrived Is Majesty's skip Catwalk+ fives Scheldt, and the Redpole sloop of war, with a French yew which she captured : particulars hot known. PORTIIMOUTIII Fan. 6.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Zepbyrifrout the Downs.—The whole of the Outward bean& Reel that sailed on Friday, brought up in St. Helen's Roads, WI wait a fair wind.—Arrived to-day . , his Majesty's ship .Nymplo. from the Down, with the flowing ships—Briton, 416; Branch, 504; Peach, IF ; Cornwal l , Prince of NS; Minim aad DOMIDiCa transports.—Also arrived kb fits et 's ships Hannibal, Sadao/se, and Vfolveripeefrom Or TORBAY, Fut. b.—Arrived his Majesty's ship HasaN, with about eight sail of tinasports th from Portsmou. bound So Cork FILMOUTII, Pas. 4.—Arr ived to-day,the Sync., frau Goma sey ; and theMarlana transport, from Passages Lai to-d`ay the Swiftsure packet, with a Mail for ; Lady Anthelks packet, with a Mali tor Lisbon, is gone into the Roads.—The Ladrail cutter, with a convoy for Cork and the Mediterranean got coder weigh this evening? bat the wind being so far to this Southward was obliged to bring'ap again. Elsawicn, Frs. 6..—tailed yesterday the Fortonie, with . 'sugar. *c. for Amsterdam.—Arnired the ileatifoy aid 1 Auckland packets. with Mails and Pareingers. from Holland. Gnavesamo, Fan. 6.—Arrived yesterday the Swallew Indiums,. from Bengal ; and the Elisabeth, from the isle bit France. PLYstotere, Fan. s.—Arrived the Queers Charlotte man of war, from off Breit; and the Cydaus frigate, from a ' Sailed the Malice sloop of wilt, pas entitle. • Colin-EXCHANGE, FS& 7.—The Market was supplied with all kindvf grain this day, bat in • the navigation being stopped, the prism were ni week. The ice between Blackfrhus and London bridges gave 'yesterday, in conseqoence of the high tides. On Saturday t j sands of people walked on the ice from one bridge to the others sotwithsanding there were evident signs of its speedily break ing up'; and even early yesterday morning some fool-hardy pet sons passed over from Bankside to , Queenhithe. Abo ut ea j• boor after this, the whble mass gave way, and swept with a tre ' mendotts range through the noble arches of Blackfriar's-bridgo, carrying along with it all within its course, including about IS -barges. the new erections for the Strand-bridge impeded its progress, and a vast quantity was there collected, hut the Amos current on the Somerset-house side carried every thing before it, and the passage of the river became at last free. Is umbers of boats were then busily employed, swing rafts of timber, aid towing the drifted barges to the shore. On Saturday swami, Mr. Laurence, of the Fenthess, is Queenhithe, W' t. r .i ~ ~..W,'~. ~~a~ , Rev t'tttri t. ; The 14r. iidiv - Jani side' -1, Fin Firs Ti Cal filer finial Pri3 :mkt they rcpt has I f;si 'IIF~ ,~ :~ ~l (Fa tiro ada sal .~ ..:_ ?A SOId .~ 43es l)iti Lid }in Ric Wa • AIGNAN, is as faints i- r sistdoll . 611 ,7 4! id to molt • ' 1114 . 16 * 11 " t1 i, ed oil t. we , aw l :. tosleipace, it I of commerce to the French g . in Uw e . 'i)ot inaseSl4 It' IslearaiK.ind _ sitirsi I • 4l Trt. . _ lki." 'amok 1 1 Mate. WOW. ins cliimir7 gml 1 - 4 . 4 04 boa 40•1010,.FraiMet tbs dem-. A Mrnagrfatdll l l ll o l COrummtikii ,to 06414111111041•64 1 4 4 4 04114. 0 1 ... ' . iiipm .stopishistitivioo liforemala , .* .0otit ii iMeessary ito. go french Bmpror t•' :‘ : Aluir o ,sr 1 aloo,4lles 'Oil' 14 Ptho i ior AUPTRIA% Russo. mod Pillita. l o. I ‘ iiif.ll• '. ;• tide morsi''' writhe spot, the French htinisteilia* tvacts from the Dutch Papist . ; as follow that the term " though the prewes e , i ggastxx, JAW. 24.—1 n a day or two we etibld allude only to England, hlla.."aowei l ,ee A le y s k. tarps i s th e coarmargai o f H i 04 11 ,0 116 t: 11 0 1 1 °9 " 11411 1 11 4= 1111141.111 " 1"1"111.44 4 • and obitheviand..ll!liadier.General the pen 4s. Peblie .F . 141 ' treats it Ilikeensmasklimita„ is already, arrived. " The EMPEROR will itei *tot precipitate jade- 1,7 N . totem& the , *peel' wiredhis . gwee•.." mon t. nn ' elm motiiiii; which 11tH Peet t h at ..ri.e.os. emisvit tima , balead ;Mount e King of henna, charge les* d a ys. Excellency, that you will receive Bamess, 'Am le the answer to' yillt - prep**, In-. B ust b urs k m e at Lquarters of the Allied skirettlisia." neck sch leas by the I rd ABERDEEN had dole ' is diet ia ?or i peasemion sr sewn its authority is said to as niPer thattbe Frew& G trrival of Lord CASTLEREAGH. IF .apt of Oleg le transactions, it evidently s at ' e wer to render A 'GNAW whoniiieldent had brought tii -- fhCh - iiW- quarters of the Allies, received from Collllt MET- TtitVlG/1 ' tit NESSELRODE an ord ,fr?s , fila . :peo , • , owl to communicate to the Emptior ofFeAttcr.; iso he basis of a general pacification.— 1 160 110 the l sill .1 imam 1814 we nad car al' ill waiting for passports at the outposts of . •mi rs i pte French army, to enable him to proceed to the 411 . 1 tet! of negaciation. Here is an interval of 110 Ten leviiikkb after very 'obstacle sippers to be removed) - • : peen us-Agron.:ens, 8146 PICINI 47Vc1111110111CU uy ‘4Olll 1.11. : ied Frassisrters , anelagesas as Law ~,,,,..,,,,. sum ... ? . un 3a , nrany ~,,,o „ ,N y i „„. „„ L „,,,„.., ~.„.., _ ____......, 0 nose or the bad faith of the British Cabinet. S . • h eo . Tiri?ber-street, QueesshitSei erected a boot h . on the Thames, . 1 1.- ~ ;' posits Brook's Wharf, for tke accommodation of Me curious.t- Lord ABIRDEIN was authorised to act as he awl" de r•; : olod to prevent brother fighting against. At nine o'clock at night he left it to the care otswo turns • ; the British Cabinet have to sustain the has .. ..- : =or.; and • at length, by . uteantof arrows shot into .... . : v s,' taking away all the spirits tad Btuors, e . acept a pint of gin. . 1 s.- • tbf. ! town) 3030 Produationlh lurvita ---- which he gave to the two itte* tor sham own use. At t*lk • 11101itty. of ' appointing a man to conduct -•* 7 . ii i i .' ....--- ~.. . • oroittion have een town b th in s bridge . with great rapidity, and being occasionally reinitiated int• j_7 °riaat aff l LL airP ' who , is " 14.11t1 Y furl site caoseiCCooit Von Heasenstanm4; .celareiel ef - have o'clock on Sunday morning the tide begat, to Bow at Londaii- 4 .. . s hi Impetuosity by the obstructions of 'the vast pieces of ice, It ' oegrea of prVuossCil ans. capacity.- DeCeelar7 * , ,of ran otters, cone ..... e . • : pattlllicua F kf to _ dawn. The thaw assisted the efforts of kite Lida, tad ' the baqth I. '—s ' sa d istispossible to conceive Its fury when that swot Misktwaabeoken I transactions. We do sot think so meanly. It ii-thPiet 'the remainder will came like, lit'. tpe • Was hurried Lao% with the quickness Of fighttitug buriards . 1 I ABEADIEIf. In a matter so simple, he' eeeht • -•'o4 i gina. .i. figittlikarla .bridge. There were seven men in the is • mid .1 , i has taken sa ... liner as place i tem thavE ***ts *on at the vudeace of their progress, they .4 not have misunderstood his m uinstructiona • slid • ''. • • - l a d •t ' h •t* • the dreamt candles, which communica with 'the co nF, i ' ~ * ; frwsuo. . Hi s. perfect know go o f t*an of • - ' • melt instantly in a flame. They succeed in getting into a -. ' the' delays which hare arisen can be , *et • .. 4 1. the piece of whish,4„ Ms s k ew ta w , which had been broken froni its inoori gan ,- but Imam- a fore, imputed only to the bad faith Of 114 4 II Of . 0111titOt to the * dennematider et ' the. blockailag: Y after this P rt. t ee gl i c left them ' bel if dashed tu P tetieg *- t • the arches of kfriars-bridge, The poor fe lotv, tuatiug polioy of his Government. Why, lifter 401, : •' • ' - * verde. tiohe ketisin. oast of whose were eihatilied, however; 't ' lurid of the tio- 'Dive I N oar be of esseeitill . 9 . a.II (ars of teen) Pod. mod oat Lord CASTMLAZAGII? Was thia merely a _ ,_ _ AL.-.* .1 0 , ;Pt - J6W1,011440 jellitM"ll.4l stns. "1441 . *$ 111 e naa;almv_set o ut "et . _ -. co . •to , occasioo delay, and to afford an orjamdlaalt 4f • 4 GOlsatrt ti . in!' Or* . ' . ' . ' Northers • • ) - ;-t . ••-• ,_..1 •. c .4b .9%. I Th e :romp le l l:Zeittrspect. of tbe .. . 1 ' driving forward, at all risks the ' '• ' $ . •M1 15 . 060 .9 0 .P. ••"e"' 'ke* staff' Ind big 'taditity la Mir WO'. '• ; 1 , 1111/110 Ajuist ' 4 ' ;.. 'it ' ... 1 ,... 2 g. '-' 27: . , -linttateititr, has .. ler NOOK **sow a , ices uot i 4 p til l ;tiw certain lUPstricas characters Jo Ikk f 'Laid . ' Lk a iipm el° G9iP 1... . .. 4 : • AW the Intalli- ' fq/ceo gust a rPg 6 14. 10 .1fi!, 10 .*1 1 Anznomst watsqualifisitl. tf t ,yerupe# 'llk . -t ,$l, Ow . 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