The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-07 00:00:00

Vil , i, arigia 711101.4•11 WICIall WTI 1101M111111 lily piesce s , mart.wp , 177177'ffr•••?. 7 ir'"'"" "--I - 7 - "'" - " -' ' • . ~ &mad with , • . • 't .., - . 7 l e, :. ~, 3-. ' , 4,!, . ' . • i tl .o-i '2' I' ' - • - the Ostty.;twie-..which'• can be Solid, slid make t ilk • ' 4..1 1 - '.- 'ir 4,' ••'•• )0 ' -a. - • ti .- •- ••P• • - , ie . ~,1 . : )i - ~.... . -... , ~,:-.,,, t ,..,. , ,t; .....-: .., „.,. - . rtakih ham. i , .. , - . 6 .1 , i4A -_, ~,,, .04' • •*•. 4 1 8 4r •-._ 0 ..? I _.. gibe)! ha • • ,-. ~ . --. , . ' - - - •se re: kr -' •etti ell , : .• 1 i" 0•, , , 4 9 19 1 • -' , P‘ls .-. ' m ; and • . • - . ••••••••••••• riand . : e . x. r l'; . -, - • LETTER Paoli - GeNtiltil.lllll.UAUD, cowntxwito yes .. ' t .' II ‘ . t• '• •• 1.1 7' .*. • .. *° -•"•• 1 ** --4 -' - . -1,1" • ' iid ' 'a ' '' d • ~ -. e with yoir. .1 . i . r - - j. " .' ' 1 -., .'• 1 . . . "TA s , \ '`-• ' III and, exists duly in4latne. '', 4.. •. 1;• . ' - - , . • . pine" - ... . A -TH CORPS OF CAVALRY, TO TUE PRINCE OF NUM- IO approve of , sir misslop. I t ' . -tC. , •'•;l.• • 1.112411.244811,58.11.410 The armies , CRATEL. We are, with . sentiments of the - mostzefould,Lv, ....agor,4l,„,,FMAgtiltliC“ • the f A ro ll n i t ed iers Po o Te s es ; 4 o I •• Colmar. Dee. 24, 11119, Seven o'Clock,Hvenloi. sped, yoniltilierittl red Royal • Majtaity's very obi. -. . • q.: . _ •it/". .. ttee4 : . • • ..: 4b tined Allied Army. - themselvesupot o t f "liar. 11 tPerset, I - ' • Pathce,-I ► .hate had at length the good fortune to client servants. faithful allies, and good frieedits . • ,'. .' lt.. el" 21, Ist" •. .. , peet to meet with none but friends. '. agd i jioyal Msitities.Miniftilletge 0 - 11 Pittalsit ••, . fall io with the Corps of partisans commanded by the • • - • , . • -• , The Loaminess, Presileai 0.-. 6 4ederieral Di4o,f El witterlod, .„ • ‘..;. - • . :---- ...,,,, • „ ~ , . , ___. , , - etoth* * .tMdOwn arnii be ensure terlawe • .. ''. ...: •-. Austrian General .ticheibler. -.whorhed sett yesterday . .. (Ali gne d) . • .121:441,,Rei).•• . . . . .. . •- , • ~,, ad A •' t ime • ‘ - a ' `"-- -.• -;'. ~ , • 1141Pr vi *" ' lied' 3 / 4 , t.',..9 7 ,2e 4 . 6 .-..- • .. se .places wlsia....Exessete„-' has • torn...fisei it...,,i t . ) Sill4S"1„ , - 4-; 1-: ;.'".,... to . I . el i baits Without any preteerrlost to Intarateddle with her las ' 4. - the-orrivai of the-van of therfitireirrpl.* :--s flrerivriede k er viit - N ,, - ,. - 0.7 - 7. -- -- L 4 . ... ~ , • ..% . . . to the . ..Wier relatives, they .w2ll .never seffer th at Sseass,v,.. r .of drugoolis, coormanded by . cisinkidonUegier, re- ' ••,- • -fa- --, is ..' •- esaeasddiPakil • . ceived orders to advance towards St. Croix, where thing. , rtiari•rotKpvt ithe . kelfigiehtei*siiiir. ' - r . .. -:... _ : citadel; whicomprow - 40104 :. .. ~. . .. ~ .. tsposi , vii , -27miturshoilld be placed On4er a foreign iniluenre, 4 ,: • the enemy 4 11 W 2000 liorse v enti s eveetirtee t them, - . ‘t. , •-., ,-, . , , : '-' ' , --... 4 .T. ,• .. , - wer sem* ri . ilttAcVel.4 ~for Vi. . . 'ftotsithstaitui ' - heir obstinate ' retialitiett. The VaL • - - ...f.- . , -ti i, - - awe v MrerP= 4 - 1 'A- •• `.'f , 0,. „'; ... - rt. ~ rof of - They At'ill Temp* her nttiltrality ,ain drat day ea berg 9!•. Te 'we nt i i,,, .... . _. . which she shall be free and sigiependent ; and they ••.... •• ~. ~ „„b e 4 sort hie !um •saccr. Ow t . -- - 121 1.‘? . • , . :. • . 2/I,:isep - intsiestsiiiebillYy. , nn sweeiellreeede• expect ruff the pe n trietima brAillefpfis flattop, drat, ' • a, •,...."&. - •- - 1-..- .111f011et; ili sig?itite, enemy's corps, Whiclt . was IrOft- ' .....- ,-- .1... t'i..., • . .;;;" Cr . *el- En' 'l"4 .giinelil9 °r Li titg°°"4l4l.4 ..' .-- * -1111". litide4tiei * ''' ' . ' -7 " '. • - ~ , releforeeinektts; iii tMliti iMed ailkt'kirr- faithriCte the principles wrsa i lidert 'rendeeed thee .; ~'• they wilt i••• lie' • °del' they sabred 900 Bavarian'. taitht - * •' 11 . 4 ' ' L 1 3 .11" - . 41r - L- .- ": -: -es ' ' Cilled t iaillllo. RE in connalmmemlls.,, •. • '.• ' • 'Sip -I halt's. with •• - ' '• • • Thittrie • fond- :14:14::414:11Filii1111motnai,;liftrilleihZtt •-• • .114vrat t ... .osiOaselinsimrs t - S•e,4,ier IJusiiirs,_and of .! • •••• ••• - „,r____- . - 7, ' , mist ._ 4 ,.._ poops .of General Coonet;ingeron, . , ‘ _ . . .. . . - . • • tai - tiiid * v a sive , lesion to two re:7 IT cgi S 9 9 l v lend keivo F.Z It titiel i tlei ..• % 1 IgiIDWRIS 01 COSERC)I,O. • ' . • •.' Tfte ; .Pltenq left /00 dead on the fieldif or bl e ttje,- , Y °a. ,, u t v• CC " nalli "m 451. 17 • • i gr . -leg part of thee : qv et Silesie s faudwhich is csatetied miaow-tall the Somerville. • eednetirestrof•;, • . • ~,..., ~ .. • 1 1 __ ... , to . pro ) not to 03.0..., sw i m:m.ls . .. in the environs Of ode - tow has received during . the Thek studersigiked, 4it'lknaking thke7 ,' Stip! 4 , . • • . Isstfortnitht , LO,ooo4rifedtet4 art 3000 coal ry su- :feel itiheie • Allay. 04 acquaiat •.' ref a *oar; *A. fed,old-Wiliabli‘ ~ • - • • The brigac'. of Montiegler took . .139 i _foci .•• .; ifiptikey inetteibd: " - Mit Aitpa,.- titotWithstataig its* , Leoderneven with thliPlocirmation and lOsolie•sit . . , ,... • . --:-. *Made 230 prisoners, of Whom. 6d art Coshaills,• in- - 41 .- t - rr igan fs- ~.-1 110- ..1 , di - e l -. l* “-- 01 - 4 - 41 -thl l n i -t M t .- - • 'la , tbill biljadY eateneign;Viln again have! Day WitO the CoOirmanda n tr its Chief„er Mkt!, Oval'. :. WAN49:4l l lVrlotet • "Potholes oasis's,* ie • pt • • :elodieg a Colonel or cossacks . , st rott:4:Aiitsiii t ...;..- - i me..m..0., --- " 7 "" r -. .1, , •" " mow neer art 4• L in st .o A r t . 2 ..' ..- v , Ara i ifll publlili Wks moment eflbeserenroeteasy,:..... • •-• • 401.11v4 . *1-.lk . etil* * Or.Genifil Sho t fag fatihins Part of ing_thiLSwin terrifor . x. ,. . i ~..,_ • ' . ~ ~.... dangeionsty wounded ; also it L.,,,,.,,,, v ..,,,a,,,, . ~..., z - .. L. ' ................' * of fWe .4 11 /6ln,s br ;He sse - fl om bu r e.. l , . ' ir46o. "--•• , -.1.4 Tr.% .. Ai* ~ , -1,10 e.,. Iv& , ;* i t " . # •....t tbe. '. army, lies•likewiet einfele g e o u ss...us re- iris E.IOIPII.IICy 4,11.1 fail mem eonforrealsie tue di" • . ' . • ace a‘*;/ A IR• 44- s fil . • • .., ,•• i; -.itt se. f- • ': ft. . . a• sentiment* which their I,mperiallji:illg.; . . 4 ! ... .. Web, likes. lie ;rouged. ,•• . 1' ' •' '" - I t ilt . % 11 " 44.1 - • •• - . ,• 4 "t e d . .. 0• ' ' ; 4 ; yr • i' ' ' 4 „ P i 1 /PAPO C t i ali . , y . 1 • '•• - '. , ' • 11,0 energy of thy, sealers of' trio sth corps hlt3" •• . • * • - ."- - • bren•avgitiented, if petsitte, by the•devntion of th• net they - may at oil .s. . . l ot •: ~', •i•-:;,.. ) - *rest - which I kit in dui/10:1 1 : ii . -4 * - - *. *4.• • * *- ' 4Awit. al ' - ,ri , -,. i ,, ~ oto *tiptop; It , mar towards the Confederatiam ' 7..... -..,. -• ~ , ,_-tt ttdeis. • . • .., , ~.... The Uudersigtreg - ...! ':,„,..; t n -,!,* • . . , , ~ . : - . lidihisttenta of they Clipirslthitie, athrof all the Ma- a -. 1 - all times bc • seaw • ._ o•_• to sin . ' - • .....e.... , • • se,. .ci id. 0 ' • A i' of 111111filekteRkiit , . . , ! • etiefds.• • The Count de la Vbinvilte; find' the Mayor , , -• _ .. , . jletia.‘ - • .-;,!,'•-•:•-•' ••• c , -----• - - 7 - - ma n , • Arlo , . .vr 1);,../141th'. ~. .• •-, •.: . , ..- -, • ' i t. a *)1 It of Colmar; set the example. AR the inhabitants, tecitw ' lind frie " l6l * ' -*. -:••- 1.4 " . " :. '" ' " t ; - .. rgr - alt ‘ 1411111 " 1 ' 'that Derniserk Inn•Weterevio• tite e'. ~, •'• „ G e tt er oteo k • I eke to Gu n ! LeedetheseittrePadit', 6 e • - ••••'re 'erlile•P ‘ r , _.,,,a . . „. • . . ..... ••4 V • • • R. heliostat with the greatest teal for theltrispersits and . k f •:,..: f -,-: • - „ • •,,. .: ‘ • 90.. '• . • • t • ' '-paw WN if ad ° twat tip li t i zr ~.1 ‘ ~ . .5 .... ... . .1 . !; :5 ..71 . 4 4 1 Malta J ... 164 &fence of their country, loudly demands firms , I .l4 • 7 4f r e . s l,... ikee ' ilf it i he . o „ei t ,, • 4 4 , •. , ... . .1., . Ifroo . p . ! - etakAlititreetes al tboso Pesters. ~ - .t 'l e_..,. r , k ~.,,,,, ~ kf agaiest the enemies of our august Sovereige tilVd of I ' . " * I. • Raab 240 b • - - ' ... tiNstoro '.... ' APOLrion : ." : upeept,ftmcr~timewriteee . e c h w i rtion bo gg igqitipsligr i ocro , THut..FAY AT unit • . , ,lii . head-quo *1 • err country. We have been received on the Upper /, - '' l • ' - ,c 4:".. , ,' • tot -• thk-t,',.S . '`.' •' * - ....„ mtlis """'-' • _nit .out en., , .aatgislisis s ad sa ,_ oat:, ~ , j. . ',AAA .. r i d e l ia le ii° que , " r ico, sg . :"l ''' r ...,. . ~,, t ' Ithine witiran enthusiasm which doubles the energy eaves ire 'vetle.....,ettqlhe • • ... - : x--; 4 - .404- .. , s Aorritchs• n I ' Ate' s. . Al . Army nail , ..: 9 per f c r ., 2.1., g,:e 1 ii. ul 'l ll kitic Di tto sid, 46p. • - - . .. i . ''l , • .. 0104i4elis. . • 40 the trOopS. -.• ' 1 S ys i , T re l ll D 7 l r s --! 7 . 7.7 t.. ..... : _4: 9 1 '..... ..:‘, ..:-. 4 " . Y • vanced ti aeighbourhostel *Mee klays beftivel,e-1 I Per ve . • • - :i -.• ,- I per Cest=. 4 / 4 M '''., . 6:dlr. New Deno 160 pt . ' • . The Colonel of the Cossacks, whom we have taken : MIL Dtv . . . Setpslsf... 11111 . .. Et . " •-, • i' c rollOr; . rOf 211 . # . 1111gt of 21si v alt fidslieope were iikla.e. Ileker••ilea-itri •-• IN , k•l'. Coogan far Asa. St •'' " ' . r•- • . • priso•ier, has received a title in Rnssia, and two vil- l• .e.le s re m r. - ' p " n • " m^ne, ' .3 '.7 -,.,nt s- ' &ilsay-aednvoseed-the-Rhine -at a - neerber of POW% •*. .4.'0 Y•;••• •••=r 4 ... 7 - • • : • -` L . ____ • , . - I • . . la es as a reconirreneei and commands two regiments 1 3. wr it hib ee h:o o , , , -.- 7 ic 0 4 414 , :m e ten . -. . ,: e (sleee te ,i. •• • .rrl it :ps T(1411 / Y _by solid : • ..•`_ -- ' - '' 4 . ... , • of Cossacks of Elmousin and Ilowren. He has 4. Reaes-7•Peitht. -, . . ,•: ~.,' '. ' ~-,* :'-j h , ark .. . r .y . ' h hosti.• The en- TlirE -- ATAINESIVIAN.. . ~. . . been treated ' with respect by the dragooes who ll'. e ars fi a t •''' 4 4 V t "' •'• • *•-.*: I . - '. • took him. 7. Grenoble-:Dt St. Tallier, "7 4 • „ 4 ,... 00 ... ‘ • „A- t' • I -3 4: ' .o . n tig. 4 1444' perit.s . cd : °I -tile irs:i s s: if tr ec ime t ps 'aril ;tli l g u s l pea 'res k is n o t i "'"'" l4. "'"'""'"'. l -- .".•-• • ' ' . '-.. --2.-; ....------ . -4' ' ai ' j-. ' ''.-L-'' ' '.- , . . itkosiv . i .. 4 do • 114...4-4 , . 1 , , _ A A, • , „ . • LON lam proud, my Prince, of commanding the sth 1 ,-, 0 , <or , 2 . 7r 4.41 .;,,`... Or • ' brilatitese troops are to: t s etire to B. To 14--C theamos, • • anseitiarrit have keen .sur- - - -corps of cavalry, which his Majesty has deigned to i ( ,„„ e ie ot a state _ _ ~. eat ; ~ ~ ~,, . • •- • i i .. . ~ • 1:42: 0 , n.,_ ~ . ...Y. . , tatosT s JA.wll4lllll- l4. .-...,- ~,.i . ...d.i.,..: confide to me. . '9. Moutpoltier-l'eletolo. V. sour. - : : - ~. •-. die itlen the allied troops *ire that .. ; • • ___ ,. ......" , ,, ,e ,... • .. 4 , ....,• .. . • . • - e _ i•viaveve•A, 404 . ~,, , . cam.....;,... A 4- t piece, eel the e 1 shall employ every possible means to hang upon It T 3 Lt d ele;f_el s a a ff o ld i e * ( IL 24 22 :•! ' _ ''.* • '` wilP 4.l4irs . *- '' " • : ,,i t t '* .6. h 4 1. 144 0 T, 1 4., , Nis flauks of this army ; and to know what it in- tot , - ' , 25. Liege- tae •'- , . r it e , -.T. ... ' - --..., irartseastww lift LOT the , • The following Bulletin was-B : slra vest • - : . . , .• i• • . • - • tends to do. • __ , 12. Rochelle --Boissyd'Aoglas, 96. bletits-la-r-x-ry*..tr ~..4 0 ., • • ilinlete*lSP l l l4 . . ~,,. ... .. e . 13ir j o rky re - k a , dt e ity r h ea d. noon by Government, which we gave in , ... ~......,. .. . , du. We have to regret the less of ten killed, hot not - - • .. f. . ititertiirs:. 4 " . .- " EditiOti, and.therefore republish-it this i , .; :.• . . • *: .- ...,., . ' ine Officer . Captain Cotter; of the Bth regimeut of ' SSW 0 the Y - '. -.* , , " FOttrION OFF • - 'IC& i: or -•‘. - i dragoons, two O ffi cers of a detachment of the 22d, and GO subalterns and dragoons o bave been wounded. tosses. s. MAITRE& *is 1111414MIEs, sit MootTORS,-1M10.4110010140111,411 : 14" r; -'-' ' - 116041111 .. ' eeilillat .111. • .443 /1; 1 A r Miiddi Arm cosasurnonses. . , ~. • . . need, Geneve - end Neufchatel: ' „ . - • . ~ . ( lii 4 ned) Count MILHAUD. 2. Heins, Auditor. . IC. •Donsant de la Obar r : -' ' • • ~ , ...- ,- , . ...rc r eitut 41arelai :de. Tony,: *totem tiniiinder In thief, yesterdae took E'r'`• wr '' La.- Ott 4:li. Allies crossed the Rhine •• . -.:, i.• - '.. '' .. •,• t • leorrangements con!d•rest. , • Auditor, . , .. . • . •• .. General Divisioo, commanding the bih corps of cavalry. 3. Arnoult, do. ~ -4. Yellen , do. lb. De Ikterasuret, do. .• 4 : t , '. ' • , ~, !,, . , &Si ' )lila set tit fri• the' thsprit:lthine l fi?* 4ll9 4 th o f, Jaaua r Y*. : *• ' Ill; . i•'• ,•'?:'' •Pa• - ',.• 1 . .' • • His Majesty has granted 30 decorations of the Le- •6 • a' •de sil ' • . 4. • SWisti ".'`: • 5. Belleville , Pdfill! des Re. le. J. farvievi- 4 0 4 • • p• • • - '`Tics Mafethr Itiern -it &rivet, in Iti "Orangemen ts had ,„ n 'ma , le Le t trappel*; _ea. -*-. ' 1 * 1...'‘,0‘.* .. . ton of Honour to, the O ffi cers, subalterns, and • 6. ure e r t, : „ . . Auditor. tilltaitoEl4 - Watii,S ID tho tasilry-tot 0 'testi...arid tile Allies - ' deeddleStsidiswk • r ''• • 19: ort:s i t' imi rtw a titta rityle: 6l l:Pu it • ,• .., l i 4 6 . ,r, 4 ~ ,; _ 4 1 ° .. ..,,,, ~.,, tl. . soldiers selected fiesj. autoug• those who have par- 7.. De 4eyle. do. - 20. . jo I ,_ . man via i mfrs so . ..t, e. mountett art& teplige ,switzertaa v ., state *at - ' ' - . esekely distinguithemselves. 8. Jordan Iluplosta, do, gl. Yv•do.. • 4-.- '`)-7s , • , .- • • •---.1 Attar,. 0 1• 0 1._ liitlfs!Ogn. and russiati guard, , consistiag , . '9. Fourmeut, do. 22. kl iet de. .. independent:eat •: ' , iste - lieyet t rter i n. • - .. 1 --ts•s , 4 , -. • . 4 ... !,- 10. Dc Paz/ . .-. ' . 41061111/11t4,190011 sat.: -PM o ffi cers dined under tents. •.-, ' . 1' ' • . . . ' PARIS; Dec . W. :- • 11. Portal , ai d t)lielteq. • i . .. Delaemlitt .- .4 • y. -i •• • ' - • theta- 6 21 , 0* Retreat, wi th the grand. ...I l e a . Y e°, -.**. P eratictn against. .: . - .•• • 1 - HMV? now RENERAI. COUNT snr.44 tun TO TILE lg. Saur, Argr•;,,..•. • C. ...**. .. **: upwards of 20000.- . , .:: • FRINGE isesoa.assca.t L. 13. Lacuei, * Req. ntin -t -Generals :commandant's of g • AisliatoVessto 4 4J be ft rilfil ' i l le . • I th t ' .. #, . : . (. qlgoed) .. NAPOLEON.. . ' - isc..-These superb . troops then defiled Thare'are not any accounts of any actiteht,' .... ' .., . .... • Colmar, Dec. 26, at N0w..4 1 ,;:. .'".. f,' ..: . - - . eOf Ihe Ring, and paited thropgh this • of iliminguen was begun. ~ .. 1, . • .. • . . • SIR,---Since the action at St. Croft, iu which the. brigade of dragoons audit General Afiontteeier ,be- . . • - GERIFLAN PAP . , ik e, • • n , . n • ••• • .. .. • ' A # ; ( I '' tir t i: . iAI• ;! '. . .. ... , _, my • Glikernineit.bilie liCeireaktieft . -'-';; at* iitititirtU4 . f .• ''' W s. _ #P.s - • • ". 4 ' ~, .. Irtuittiiirt.o"o. -." n i ri Orn ti ' " war " Sir... Gs HAW ":...: - based so gallautly, the enemy has num- . ' ••• . 2 ' ' . • "iii Wit • str,f• •', ~k ril' iiiyrii i A ' ' 1.• '' • - 'roils reinforcements. Yesterday General liiiiirdeir k . LOS.; Dec. 23.-The Allied A. • .. ---. •" 1 /1 •. t ~ 4 ~ - .. s ..:,..-0:' 'her of infitdrytt . Tbe.fatit dispatches from Lord ° .' u l t ' 4 " 14 ' 1 ' 4 , -t ' r " - Who ram i , ;orelf , dervarnander of the Austreellavernw Hone entrate at !Revue; at least it; 1; , c m • ' 4 ' ''' -`-. -ffii' ' 1 • tin 20th, ' ihaffktedP.P...-011)..101.-.1a1a. Wig. .142/01,-.1 4 -04. *'' . 1 ,, ven.guerti, arrived at.Euisheim with 8000 foot, 3000 I , that the different. columns which . I'. • ' , ' iwe ' • : : • •'• .L l P' • •I; :-'••• t * * • :4•• these troops, whfilli'so4ll.T .has halted his stet behind. Ake Rivera are •;, ' horse, dad six pieces of cannon. From Basle they . ,' 'tf- 7 't 4 i • f Rhine ere advancing, Thgt.heAd eartall of ' . -I.'"- I__ .1X . 1 ' ` -r* *s i ' ' .... - ' .:' ' ,''.:' 01. . tenet Franquemotd . ' I 4ieti 'his . 1,,,,,A 4 '......„.,* tle...g . ektrithilllMie. . i have brought in waggons a member of id:natty, who , geh •-` ' • 'Ale ' i t ' lO - • 7 0, , . " berg, were followed .- - *• i ' 0 - ' 6. " - 121 -- ' 1 • .. wertzenber ate -expetted - there., have passed b y Itatteiiheies.' A good peasant, w0r.... . General Wrede biiiii,kalties ;be -krt . rase of ..ir • .''''.• -- it . 1 . day iwi tt p y.rb '• • - finfantry, by foot ar- ; , - .• i ... A 1 •Fts4, ~_ . t by of crtniil.- makes their force 12,000 foot and ..i., The nesnerolikand. distinct event" ; . ~ SIP. ,i . . g . 4.c.: .- :s* he • . 6000 horst ;he (-tenet tell the number of cannon : ` ..y ild • f u • " : '''• .. I - idly roiled after each other •tewa . , ~ i • •'Thre division of Cheers( five has relieved, at St., owing is thee , ,slabs, 6 , 1 4 1 1 • littioop A ease unc, -Elitt. l lll.-Deriag the last week it .. Annam.fikomn.....` • a . onglomeration, will be matter 4 weo-w-...an., ::•,. :- I Croix, Hie bth tr ' ;on of heavy cavalry of the sth “ Ii iN Bch ait 9 senberg addressedto sha•Enfriss :!!-- • v-4 ' lO, l -pee number of . Austrians troops passed tbfezreer . 1 t UASITANTS or Sereraeat.asor=Thw illt town , emong others, •the division of c i ien.- f wonder for centuries to come ..'" hd•••treirchltreco, • •.. • ,:. :. ~ corps. I', I , 1,1 r• terra the division of General Allied Powers by whose order I eniiii-Iltilati: And' liiiaregisnentaof hussars, formerly W..h.. ited? . •• •. ... L'IF- , ... H. 4 1)( i. ade of infantry. I have com- , i ,c , rin the dram haa•hestened and eeitsinamitlii _et.; ~ ... Swisit territory ! Ith he -.0.44 , -. • • I ''.,, ref Der:n.sncourt to Observe the route w S army e.ntrus, llll94 o lo l lll * coinneande4by Messrs. Hammerstein and ae Pens.) proaching catastrophe,. by the very beatunifinemeoett i . dons the 'sup• - n llunin nto New Brisach. n4l ge mend, have deemed it necessary to rentlitten t n: to you, as well as to Enrope, of the cases . They are ma rchieg partly for liely, and partly . for, the tipper Ridge. • •$* • e,.... , • performing the last act °fete pie.. • At i fhtremesees •- - , • In . • .:.! .iecontied by the excellent Prefect, Count • f - • Of his witnessing the fatal accomplishatealikaillita Cir- object o this enterprise , by a solemn deotaratt i . D oge ' . • e. - :. \ .eurille, by the Sleyor of Colmar, and by all '..e Civil Avitlioiitieir. :i. prove to you w what n s That declaration will with CQ30134 . Dec. 18.-eill'an eddress from our I* • to the inhabits 'Of tke Deasy, to indece them to . kurnv allation by the wilted hefedst- ii ! os 1 .. of'% t•ii .. The enemy's par ties committed dreadful excesses they have adopted this resolution ; how just are the teke. e i t ..a :his • Mighnese announces, that there Kings, he has praised' the hated et everriiiiirtidesi t me, s • S • • before our arrival at ..t. Croix, and in other villages. - motives of their conduct ; how pure and correct thllp has been eatruitadle him the command of a corps of republican, which might otherwise have . hoew.raised • . intentions. in favour of his couutry; and, as a consegeons,4a ~ The indignation of the people is extreme. When I -: -,.. sObo •num, - -, form/lOC verious contingents. If is •" I suppose, with p erfect , confidence, S that ces• : •r s. have received the names of the officers and soldiers ° Supposed thatihis corps will be composed of the con- support of its Chief: The mention with stir : titian be ' entrance into Switzerland -win diffiusj.ilaWant, col!7-, •in fits of the Du.chlei of Sexeuy, Mecklenburg, • s .:„... ~ . of the brig ade of Montlegier who have the most die- . .. • his Orator, that an appeal should - be wade , ?0., . _; • ;dial joy among those who tie* how to apprecieto, . through tieguished themselves, r shall beg your Highness to erg, &c. These contla,genti must be assembled ie ) solicit rewards for ' these brave men. and take to heart the true interests of their coup j i ) --.41 State •Papef, to the feelings of a people; ' 'end tile' • ' the course of January'. tr • all the friends-of the ancient independence, •1 • Is' ' ID 20 Co' i't 'M 11 I Cbi t' t .1 ndeavour, as it were, to conciliate the wrath 4 . The Colonel of the Cossacks, and the Cole:mei Of y ' .. 1 eacue, . ze. .- e . arco n , aue . the glory and welfare, in short, of the old Feders-• MI •le f the King o f Sallow. arrived here on the Allied Sovereigns by iiis * having extinguished' • the Austrian Hussars, are both dead of their wounds. •1. . f Sw i tzerlan d , which t he h lii 6 'no r o I have ordered then% to be buried with military ho- tiveCo h nstitution ed, The French Genertds Dadhemar, Borphese s n volcano of the revolution and filling • up its . , nours.-.-I am, &c. world . honoured an res p ected . _ Ithiiik mysel iff f , e ° A.. 116h.. - I ! led .Peurt, prisoners of war, -arrived on the' 15th. are among the weakest or most impolitic of. - • • :-• i si.tied) , Co tat MILHAUD. 4 ~ titled to expect the most friendly dispositions, a ,•:- . every kind of aid . and support, from this very. : ..! __ et , f ore k • •:,,,.i __, meats he has resorted to in his dreadful , COPY OF TUE LETTER or TIIE LANHAIIIIAN OF SWIT- ' I 1.4.4; . ~. ST .447 PAPER. merous class of true and judicious pa t r i o t s . i ..7,5. ~.,,,7,,5.-,na , ,,,, • . • .. for he has thereby deprived himself of the' linsiltser..l •. , „• • r ~/ • . • ZERLAND TO Leis MAJESTY TME. ZNIVEROR AND .... ..* themselves feel how much the great object cllf i i eib ; . . vice, or at least of the good wishes oen‘ineeer *test • ' ICING. present war, namely, the re-establishmeutof a... es Let roe TaistraleirreallY THE COUNT -DE-CA- J. among those hardy spirits, *Wiedirtisp-il and wise political system for all Europe, Is esseiliall x . '..*. PODIsTIP SIRE,-The , course of events has marked the Mo. A AND -T41E.0111 1 / 4 1-LIE It DE LESZETTERN, remain . .257 1 cxkientebirsbue LANDAMMAN OF'SWITZER. ',tent in vvh:ch the Diet of the Confederation, e x t ra ., connected with the future destinies of Switzer rt . i ~ . r e "/ 4 ~,,..- • • ordinarily assembled; thinks it its duty to publish and its great national interests. I fear ale ( . LAND, • ' to the ark when _buffeted in that. tettebie4.. , from believing the cause was good'iteldeg.Waga . the system which Switzerland iutends s to adopt during opposition, but from those who are so bil e * jp.,:, The undersigned has jilt, retelved• orders from first embark in it. The people of Frans, ette• _ s 4 ,, the present War.. - degenerated from their ancestors, as to ti•ike their Contts, to-make the following Declaration to fore thrown into a cenditiou uneximpliek Ever since the time of Francis I. neutrality has maintenance of French domination to . the er00,616014' 'his I4celLency,th,a3,Andansmaa•of Switzerland i-• , thingtaler witnessed or read of. There hove been I ' t • adventiftbis in All ages, who bevitig, nearly. eirsielftles . ; ..•:, . •** - been the fundamental principle of the 6ilialtee or the their felinwecittastea. • .....,....,.........., :r4 • g - Witzerland had for many ages enjoyed an inde- , ,- -.--• SiniSS Wilt the Crown of France. The treaty con- indifference, only from those,. who, n. exhaustless nap fo the lip, by • one" untuck)f on . Pendende, fortunetefor herself, useful to her neigh- • • -4.* ... , , . chided in 1803, having anew recalled and cense- intentions, regard „the mstrance of a f , •• W a ~., , Omits, and necessary to the maintenance of a polio- - , 11 19 r ,Ihave da shed . ' contents to theground. • tar • crated it, we remain invariably faithful to our na- into their country as the greatest of Cala „ 1. -, • , i.cal•veuilibrium. Those scourges of the French Re. *, its "Pray tioual maxims, by declaring at this moment, our re-, former, however, I, trust, will Sod few ~, In .. eolntien„ the wars which for 20 years have sespped,ii Migrant passion for wiq,make the 'inner:pre. . • . solution to observe towards all the Poway, in the a moment whets sentiment, truly net'. • -... ~eti thereby foundations the prosperity o,f all theStatell dent overlook the moat dangeetnes co nerkitit , . strictest apd most impartial sense, this neutrality, sums the ascendancy by their • own force, elk - -- . oirOpti f had- not spared Switzertend; ,- -- _,l'lli`lisse measures WI ' •ht tend t - the!, . ' ''' ' in. seem oo 9**,o .. which is the basis of our political existence. Ile foreign thelteetke lir ePPrettiatt a 1 - ,, 'Agitated in her, interior, enfeebled by the sin effort ,„. , rii- ''''. .. . . To your goodness, Sire, we are iodebted, for the free l auffreges of the Helvetic people; l'ha . . "t. Men under the infiu ''`,.;• escape from the baneful inlieence of a devastating sran w z ., ern r' . fl, 144,,,,c, a baying in these latter times, ORM an obstacle re- on the otherband, ought to fee -that N o r' n trirsent, Switzerland saw -herself deprived, by little passion may be said tosee'objetti oil ne i n 1, idle ;. . • moved, which might have seriously compromisedit. sacrifices are well com,penetted i when they •, lllll4 little, of thole hal warks essentlaVtd the preserve. hence the hero end the politician, as well ed„ finer, By acquiescing in out wishes on this head, your Ma- the Mates t national blesse asi, fiher,ky lIIKOIt .tdost e( her independence, by Firenceet who: called its the failure of their self-deceivin g piojeits, .have kil jesty has given us Dew reasons to hope, that the de. happiness ; f ond that nose hut men of w . • h e r s el f ; ti er friend. • glie . r.rnperor Nirallt. i---an . e4ded by . often occasion to lament their ow ir blindness. All this cif* ratio a- of the I)iet will be favourably received, stasdi_ ~ .1r blinded by selfishness. can . .. i :irelpsbing upon ifie intni of the •S vie •s -Federation, ~ .:, ,• may be applied to BortAraare. • But why - has he . and that you will deign, by a• formal' act, to facili- to - tfus-•proloirgation of an one is (.4,4111 lode, a title tilllitint unhnowe i rka iiireet norms- .' . tate the recognition of the reciprocal guarantee of 1. s Tint deiiimat,o l o4 l 4- ti4w permanent a , -'neet,infinence incompatible with kkek 4iberty* of the • ' not g iven a bet ter r eason for all he has done, antteil . '. • ; .. the neutrality of Switzerlaud by all the Powers. gradation of Sblit Cis!46. ~ ~i n c..,g, • • ;A A , . 49 1 I . fteppbliet; tiestaeciesst liberty, teibeepeeted :by all he hits aimed at, but failed in ? Why has he sot task ...; With this confidence, Sire, the Diet makes simi- -" Every thing that topseillsle deeN.b• /the Papers of Eutope, and which eriethe.goarerstee !'signed the true, and what we would tel believe at ' lar requests to the Powers allied aga i ns t France.- ly done to lighten the-ttletlisrMid*qpilifiet i . 'F' ( r pm ties of friendshiliwidch Swits4rtand hat •' • ... r . - . ..e. con- to be elm lesion or motive of hia vast project, - ' • 1 It attends also, at the same time, to the military ar.., nirmy so numerous wikle; isp.`anahrtaisit . . r , • • reserve •. . ••to p wtth them even to t h e epoch •ef ' .4 . - flitui 01:004/04 IO so distent taegton 4 s 1 ' 4 ---'2 . • tangents which are rendered necessary by the ,pre- exact order and. dsciplisie, 'Or ar i giSsiv . - taidetietli sed Whict 13 Alin PriacjiAgetiithhets l' . " 141 , . t. 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