The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-09 00:00:00

' ."13111454W1 1"... -- --.11•—•--- , -- ----- _____;,...,_... 4 ... K __ lmmibiiiiiirrj.......oi ~ .1. ' • N.41:14. INTELLIGENCE. -" ' • i''-' .• • • • •,, ". ~-u LINES ,-- . - • '.. • —........... 1 elfellait Xilddlifidiplki i rms Tat roassegmt lase t iNteigi . 11wai., P. i.—Came dews foss the Rlver the nisi . ' .. i ..; :. ' ' , ..:''' . .---• "ildlitlig. * . 4''.:*l .. t • nning, Tripe, for Buenos Ayres; Speke, T1iai104414%11: . s " 1 . _ 411146 5 41.111 r 111 °F, iris Botanic flock, •-• . . . ~:. ; Londoa , Nelson, for the Mediterraiesiig torll.llo3te reet , ..,. &lene:is ammentibigisenyou deign tbil4t lie akeetivsg - ail this weary wall Sod ve' won, for Pas ages.—Arrived die Thracian igesl4o3l ; lith a . Th at Taw send gh ostss ars Lyt ton of Mu s k - Ind. 1 French logger privateer, vililat She eitistored.: 'Particulars no lobe*, theauese varieties are Owed; rem known, as no boat has bee; on dinre from it f:- I Mo Cracker • • rose seer Aloft, some creep anon the- dr° o64l . niN ' fiii has a signal r,r convoy to the Eastward. ' • . --r - Intrepid Manhood braves each advirse stroke, El Boistswouwa, Fla. B.—Arrived his Ninjesty's ihip Nyasa, • : • : Finn and nabilake, as the 41 • from lialifax, in 17 days, tender Female to th at Oak . The with a Sett I MM. them ate the Poi- - Round which, like Ivy, !Cyr sup Addles. !awing tnutsports—llick, Magee, Sokestais, Ditchee of led- • S e d uct i on , that destroys ghettoising • . • glI itard, Samuel and Sandi, lira, Agnes, Waring, Harvest, Its beet described, by plasm Nightsbidt:'. ill scepti—, and sevenmgaers I dee seiereimst sehootew. She.left Whilst Female Virtues, like Ike I.aittel WO. i iso . . . B •- f at Bettliair Ole . BOrlack, grows, *dog as a oriel s Lord ***Pim 14 Brigid and onfading, spoils., Evergreee,',. .- *AL. • Steen and /fibs traospoets ; his Ma ships NYmpbee, • A(n um, Tansies, and Fatalist; the loiter reining. The " '';'' .• - Ile . . - ,slyrna left ()new N0v.23, and %Mks Jan. 21.—Sailed the . LAW INT'ELLIGENCIL .... ~ -121 SPrOkY ftutiff, with several traasparts,.for Harwich and the ....-.....•.. ' 'ci Doom. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fan. h. . . • 1, PLTIMILTI4 Yea. 7.—Arrived a few miters and colliers...-. - UASSILL O. Lams. - ' • ' Lord' ELLENNOKUIIGH gave judgment en thfltillil- th Sailed the Orestes slue ether and Tell ph schooner, on a gra - • cruise. •-.. • . • murrer, which was argued this term. The acliMr 1 ..t 0 debt u pon a bond roma, Fee. R.—The geoid reported to be fort in Carbine* I was 1 dated the , „ I:',,' - ' 1796, brought against the eleven o f a aSigv,t, "' . 4 Bay, Newfoundland; is confirmed to be the Charlotte. rrstmei , e ~, ,.1 001. for the fi delity of John ,dge, as tar-eiribvior i c .101111. . , ii , ' • .; '' for Carshalton. The fourth play the replicatingec Pvgliich was demurred to, stated that the said oillOe of irm • ..41V17VE/iP. ..„ . buheollector was ann ual, sod held for the cerccni. , -im j " • . —•.-- • •. , pier only, expiring on the sth o f April, 1 797, and :.,, . The fortifications of Antwerp are so ettensleChe list the bond was given as an (Idesinity fur all .dt•lr to require 3t OW men to defend them, and coneaplakkethses of the said 'Obi Elie deriwthst a ..ye* f 6 . ,queutly on army to enclose such a garrison, eat : !sly. Tbe_replication to this ple& stated,' thit the ~.' surround such a fortification , and cut off all eatedeie ;aid John Edge was collector , not only for that i r Intercourse, must be large I. proportion. Accord. i pso, bet for divers years, elteivrards; and deriegl ing to the latest accounts we can procure we find that I limit time received the sever* sews .webfoot paying i _ the number of French troops actually within eu tbssscsording to the condition of the heed. The ,7, wails 'of Antwerp exceeds 23,000 men, including i distil* was whether under this condition, the ll' the forces tit g$ entered the place after the engage- I eselator Was fable for the said John I' meet •with the ;British and Prussian armies. The age's arrears fee dlietecbsequent years. 'The reel- ' a , sate towei44oretie is that which was recently as. tai of the bond was the hest key to it. It . iicke4 Z sailed by thOtties, and against which the bom- that John Edge then was, and for seem time past berdinctil .*lsa dirshoted ; but there are four others I had been collector of the land-tax (then ass anneal I": at which retufantshassita might enter Ant weft% even ;tax, and the office consequently annual too), the I ~ LAW INT'EIf LIGE NC& .......... COURT OF KINGS BENCH, UMISILL 1. tows. /Art ELLINIMMIGH gave judgment murrer, which was argued this tins. was debt upon a bond, dated the sth 1796, brought against the extorters . 11intiret liool. for the fidelity of John Edge, as aittly, wis 64 torts' for Carshalton. The fourth plea, the ' which was demurred to, stated that the, .- oCcupation tax-collector was annul, lied held for . erred ' . , iyear only, expiring on the sth of April, 1 Jeer . The fortifications of Antwerp are so extensiveee !that the bead was given as an (Itiesinity, 111 0, 1 k. to require 32,000 men to defend them, and coatielllikatiests of the said Jithn Edge derigg.thst iglu& ,quently en army to enclose such a garrison, sat :agily. Tbe_mplication to tide plek 'stated ' tl , .00tr PEtaggiev *set 60D surround such a fortification, and cut off all elite/kir odd John Edge was collatior„ not only for that and 'killed or wounded* et - '. considerable the enemy. St. Nis was retaken. Intercourse, must be large I. proportion. Accor4 ;year s bet for divers years, afterwards; and doting , dit . was wounded in this again; the per. : ing to the latest accounts we can procure we find that ithat time received the suet* sums .without paying 1 ode - eel the . . ' advantages was &visaed by Col. the number of French troops actually within ftta thus according to the condition of the heed- The e rix2i . wails 'of Antwerp exceeds 25,000 men, including i oath* was whether under this cooditiuu„ tai l I the force* that tottered the place after the engage- ! Waster was liable for the said Jehn I Weak lost, on this oceniew s to officeri meet witlr the ,British and Pressian armies. 'The age's arrears fee dien-sobsequent years. cats toweiii-Okeln, is that which was recently es. tai of the bond was the best key to it. It recited , 1 ,. . y Wier Haslet, of the Stb • eat of in- The mi.. i WO , * lialesild, amongst whoev..tie , egrets par. lallird t sod Major the Baron Wetted, se:. sailed by thOities, and against which the bom- that John Edge then was, and for some time past i ..; ..., ; the loss in men amounts to abotit bardment Area direoted ; bat there are four others I had been collector of the land-tax (then in amend I ~ , 77-7" at which reinforpeamesta might enter Antwerp, even ;tax, and the office consequently annual too), the' , v tiefastion of dui. Milhaud, id his attack if the Prossiaos *ad English were still at Merxem, l assessed and °flier taxes, by metes whereof the said 2:41, the Bavarians, seines to .have been to possess vie. the Gates of Si), Borgerbout , Malmes, and JL:.II Edge collec t ed and received, &c. . There were I ' et-the dehouches of the tounteins of the tessieken, all of there, estoptiug the first to the .no words &getting a i "eipt beyond the corresif year : ; 0 4001 valley .of the Rhitte. This object South, opening tomeards the Law Countries, be.; but then it. was contended, the condition of the w I (ist tlasfrinieteetimportance to the French &relies) sides the Chassids' d• tree. , %which leads into the . bond being, that the said John Edge, from time to „ a:A . A — - the . a. ,... a, c0../. ,.., 4 iieeklatid. - • time, collect and receive the faxes and duties then ! =,_, Nee a c t ; 4 1'7 11 7- 4 7 t, Ge Pw's n. , a r t iz . . The citadel of Antwerp, where some of the choicest ! imposed, or which should or might thereffiter be ! ' 1 " 1 "" ' Gee. Firediebita due with his cults its troops are g arrisoned , is to the south of the city, . imposed, that the bond was meant to be a contine. 12 ,,.... 1 . 111 . 1 .„., itierea 1 ~ . . sod has been lately very much Improved in strength : ing one. It was cerikiiily improbittie that any fig. "77 1 "ni,`, 1 7..1 1 7. 1 wa 9.,,,..,.... m . L . Ti............2 as 101 l &Sae Ater remains free from an enemy, it , ther taxes should be imposed during the yeast kt, . " 7 7,, on .r t i e ,„, 1 , = 1 ...„„,,,' M"`,.:'.. exams, from the advantages of the situation of this which John Edge held his office; bet these woes : - • • 41 ..., e ' ce . of `: 5e 7 1 . 72.1 . i n gr.1T"',...: ir.`"" stupendous work; as If it would be extremely diiir. ' were ioserted ex afrundanti to meet sub as kayo.. ....,... if . enin " p ; end istincipei 7 y e rlt h ; . .. ' o r ris colt to **sail it with e ff ect. Between the citadel and bable event. The consequences of a awn essierget• • --,- - ... Deffit parte was in occupation of inal, the Scheldt is the principal duck-yard, which it de- ; construction of this bond would be so grievers, *WWI '''-'"`' ' . hied to atta ck it. He moved forwar with fritilt, as it is necessarily otherwise open to the riven, 1 the Court adopted the plainer and more certain sense: ~. pa ender his onlen to -effect that object, on The greet cult of the citadel is the same as the fablt i which the words imported. If. this were held to I. *nth. Gen. Cunt Platow co-operated in this of . the whole (0E611(165ns of Antwerp, that. it is so , a continuing bond, it would last for a mantes.* Ahi5.,.....„, and marched by thp right of the enemy intensive as to "'quire ;Inoue Tour thousand men to ; whole life, whenever he should happen to be - - tely .7, -- di carmen in mow. defend ' Bets/ , he citadel -Id the town ' pointed to his annual cline , Joliet quer ** (t e et h force retiree ets fhe advaace of the _ . . periods' Side • the SCWldty MUD/ O AV Ghent, Is the The die Pomfret, s work upon which much labour hat been bestowa l and, at is atatelis. success. Here about 1000 men ale posted.-- sontsunnicalion kept up betweea the Tete .1 2 11 eZlese sod the city g by imams of boats that plx across the Scheidt. This slight shock 0 *Meet one ifutikrp will be sufficient to Simi, Arta* pulse* ahem& to their defence must be wets saussorou. lAftltenaßt-Colonel PATMCILSON proceeds to take' the command of the 43d regiment, under Lord WEL. tniaTON. . • • The let: Foreign Velem Battalion, and detach. fnentsfeetst the.following Regiments, are under or der/ to mobs& foe Bellew!, viz.: 33J, 35th, 37th, statk i fad, tiith, 55th, 56th, 69th, and ClilllA L Ftme.—Monday evening this excellent ineskol.secietrbad their annual Benefit Concert, at the Haymarket Theatre, which was attended by a crowded audience. Costtv-ExcttAnce, FEB. 9.—The Wheat trade Centilitres very heavy, having but few buyers, and a large qoantity at market. Barley is full 4s. per quarter cheaper. Oats are dull sale, and rather lower. Peas, Beans, and other articles remain as on M onday. Mr. Simms's' ? of Slough, near Windsor, some time since packed up and sent one of the finest barons of beef be could procure to the Nlarquis of WEL. LtsuTorr to keep his Christmas w i t h. T he Noble Marquis telt extremely grateful for this true English fare, and Lieutenant-Colonel CATHCART, the sun of Lord Vitconnt CATHCART, who arrived in town yesterday morning with dispatches for Government from the.Nlarquis of WELLINGTON, brought also a Wier of thanks from the Noble Marquis to Mr. Stitatacy, which was brought down here t p him this morning by Mr. PROUD/LAN ) the King's Mes. _ enacted, the purposes of amble or pasistiti, should be ear* from tithes for seven years. The goestivo far consideration was; Whether the Jury, in dellbertlf . 74 hie In this ease, had not, in giving a verdict Alegi, Defendant, strictly construed the Me of law I stith respect to what wos meant by barren lands ? The words of the Act were, that " All such barren 1 IMMO or land which had paid no tithes, shoal, I MINN ran after its enclosure and cultivation pay &hes. Lordship was of opinion that, by demo words, the Legislature meant all such lands as not paid thither by reason of its barrenness, and. consequence of the extraordinary expence, which must be incurred to bring it into a Olt* Whigl I would produce profit where no such expence. bed been incurred, and where the more ordinary applica tion of manure had been made, the Court were of opinion that an exemption from tithe was not intend ed. The Court had, therefore, determined that a new trial ought to be granted. • _ by , wounded, Inks also been considerable. The revolts of the edvaideges obtained by tletteral Weeds sad the Prince Royal of Wurtemberg, have been to clear the strong country upon the right of Prince Schwartsenberg of the presence of an enemy, to esabie him to employ the force under the Prince Royal in his operations in front of this place upon Langres, and to eatrest the defence of his right to the corps only of Wrede. filese the gas of the Rhine by Gen. Wittgen 'l.4w, VII Osiliieiteleader his orders have had several 6= onimpak the enemy. rit;fGeneial Rudig_er was directed to take possessio*Alt Vaasonao. Upon his approach the lawny iteitheed the town, but took up a position, with lOW hiers.stry tied 500 cavalry, near Henheim ; Geneve! 11±sater charged this force, 'took two offt- ceriseeit flibuiii ilid - pursued the c orps to the gates et 9biebarg. The enemy left 70 asen killed on the , fold of battle s mad amongst them the Commandant of ON owl*. •' - &esparto appears to have taken every mans 1* his power to induce the people of franc* to the 1 against the troops of the Allies, mow established i within their frontiers; as yet he has been emcees!. . ifiesd fol. At Langres, Some shots were fired at a patrols of Austrians that teetered that town ; if they were open by the inhabitants of the place, it was an * the direct influence of the person sent for that . parp?se by Bonaparte. • it is dee, is justice to Prince Schwartsenberg, to ;state to your Lordship, the exceliant discipline he has 'maintained in the artily wider his orders, since A shocking instance of the effect of foul air MIN corred at Hot-lane, in the neighbourhood of BIM. lem, on Sunday. A family, consisting of ago* his wife, and three children, not having bees ob. served by their neighbours during the whole of the day, several persons, on forcibly entering the hetipt‘ were seized with a sense of salfeention s and legal time elapsed before any one durst venture ap stairs, when a most horrid spectacle presented itself; the father, mother, and two children labouring in 111110 , trestle agony, and one child absolutely ilfilieglir-••• Medical aid was procured: but the mats tiegiced . i soon after, and but faint hopes were entertilmil !he entry into Fresco : nti 'lid" of outrage of any sett that more than one life could be saved. Iles been ememitted bY the troops : violence has THE LAST DAY or DISAWiNG.TIII9 Thin, * 610*- 4 sepreised with the itmoit severity. It is No. 11,183, drawn asytednasday, _ a Prize of waft to the hanger of the troops that they have Thousand Pounds; . 104, sold in ' Shares by Sw 1 shelaisesd . hoes the peesosime of a fir different coo -1 and Co. who likewise-vold No. 2,499 1 a Pris e i dmketedilhiciellaladheeet countries from Which . Twenty Thousand Found:, at their offices, No. 111, i they Willigiee lees fweediled , they, have witnessed Poultry ; 13,. Charing-cross i and' 31, Aids*, i the Calk' 110011101 r WWI Stb:tbsos bpi* troops et High-street, in the last Lottery. Ticketesed Sh a res t Fr NN& 1 • ' .. are now on sate for the • New Lottery, to tiegin eal the 4th March.—The Scheme, with *e c OOO mampressurisa. saimparis s s emopp-mikilitah Ti c k e ts, contains two Prises of 220,000 k WON - . • *-') :'. tee. ilk • ' ,' • . • Twenty other Oipitals. • , ,-. /7f his with MM =lOOB lan 4i* to Should the suspicious as to the MOW el the data this/ -- .. Work entitled leaped Addresses, been* . $ ettr• glees Men ;Armed that - sildrce tainty, it wilt et see decide, that the numemol.lo- ' gaardiVbed occupied the ductions of 01. Ne.tbe!a Star are not wholly I& Place. senger. Handbills have been for five weeks circulated throughout the metropolis, respecting the supposed murder of a man, who has been missing from Whit- I ton, neer Hounslow, since the first night of the last fog! Oss Monday last the body was found upon a pinr . of ice, gloating near Limehouse, with his mo siey and pcket-Wok, &c. The poor many who has tuft a nidow and ten children, is conjectured to hare iwpn lost in the fog, and walked into the river in the ‘irinity of Isleworth. Of the word Cossack, it may be curious to know the original derivation, which is from the Polish word l'iaa or /Cosa, signifying a goof. These people aro, ri4.rer, re, so called, from their extraordiaarr witl nimbieurn. &hod to his same for 0* PoPubuitY, but any a t tett to its*, au their owe intrinsic merits'. t Wilde' bullied the Author pa MB,' is m d e is bd. et* sot lesst," 0 ilik WNW as Baillial" ,i, , ~ f z t . t P • -, - : . ~. -~. - arrival of the stheds 4 l had blies tire Il eetieldotebla car* Of Fiench would be • beta. = Prince Schwarttaaberg, hi toe* , diteratiod to adviece apid k with s :- 00414 tolfissk Ma *octets iti AIN *tack of the *el Wide! ditecit Wilt lidtai be tf the Army. It chart. that Wo the 16 . t h. he bigot . from this pleoe ! „ . 011 the rim; lttoral pushed forward ids advaitoad guard: Tbdi hodept of the tows esdearearet I. capitate* .; but he whit told, be must surrender, be was withoit : the Metes at resistance:. The lety-ooi *Mob had 404 oared by Boutiperts; cirri*" 466; treed iy the petople:. Aiyalay.took poisessieo df the Arge; . wilds had beea brought from Dijon, If tecie4 soantity of powder, and IWO niOclisatril tpteredhy the Mlles; • • . Marshal Mortier retired slower& Chadsisititi 'his place with 12,000 of tile anopported by any °theft troops. Chaumouttkere does not iiplitst te , 14 , 1/ter- s . (Orcolkint arrived fot the Vinef irtemberg ims been directed te ,'and it le leepuitod be, WA evening. • . . • • 5V '; esentitafteint Plater his 'Weed itfliti . ; . NestChateau, and ii. in advent, 060 pispip ;; i .. oN .: - i','• '' • . kpadvaso.p, pi Genetid :Bititindii4 , been yesterday at .Nancy. Ttie•Cosattek ..: 4 riigaVcherbattst; according loth IQ* from that officer, *ere edseacie. efillgi 1 / 6 41 0 4 3 :el; .., _ ~. ~1. -.mt I—A mrch . R _' .. ~! ~ f: ~.,: i, zxpiece- inn* Awe nett.; gni di. 'W. • DATED DA6144 "jA • • The detillstroni alt tbaldstitneedebrpheatetaiNift#7 — . b* of the Mostencouraging descriptiew.. Ataxshal Witcher': Mistaken near shine di4lirma'. prisonecs, , anftwenty.fivncennon, Since his Ml' of the Rhtne- his last reports are from gt.‘4,reed, the 10th instant. Detachments of his' torortlotillet• Treves, and in-a few dap Luzern bOarg • Will. be-. isM; vested. Marshal Marmont bas. been under the necessity of making. the most rapid forced marches to ikrilcni -the Silesiae army getting in his rear by the Vence 1110811tai011. In his niereat, he has broken den - alt. ,befillges ever the Sitar; but Marshal Blur t her is ,fir- ' Ming s. •. 2 2! s i liopeftliliibut, Iron die ipiliairite ti sereies, teal Mead :Infeeiteilen.tlfell• I out . skit . Prince Sobsvartaesibing vile etlll atVenoill on tinil.,dfi The enemy were collect* at. Langres, and thePrinee Marshal was reverie; Weal* aim it they re mained tivere, which 1 signal& doubt; he had *add his dispositions for this parpoto. The mainline/bur Army, under General Barclay de Tolly, Will' be. ready to support Prinoe Schwartzenberg's of Moment. .G.avrai Wittgenstein's corps. ecufint the country between General • tiarlaY sde o la and Marshal sßlnchnr, end the Russian and pro reserves, together. with his Imperial Majesty thf' Ear -of Russia, hr - left this place marchm4 EITRACT Thom THE HON. si a c. 4• Iklitin g gs - 1 6 414 . BASLE, JAN. % 4 2. ' Marshal Blucher's last reports are of from Nancy. lie seat the keys of this tot**, grand head-qußrters : the Emperor of • raft! , the O ffi cer bearing them, as he was on his - metal t 0. ., Vesoul ; he immediately sent two of the' keys - to the King of Prussia, reserving two for himself, with an appropriate message, which shows the Anxious atiq tention and consideration that exists between thy.. Allied Sovereigns on every decision. Marshal chef is in ,communication with Gen. I'Vrederearps,, and thus with the Grand Army. • This Inhaled ire: • teraa Orel a vigour and life to 'lOl his proceedings, that affords sa itstatuable etainple 'to every profev sionilman. . t P.• • : •••!•1.1 It h with no small satisfaction tonnonnoiltoVoty • Lordship soother 'brilliant itchiest menf Woo- lien erase. His Prussian Majesty *nolo matter - of .• Wittenberg, and-by no other mesas but the glorious valour of his :brave - soldiers. - The ibigs was . began • „ on the 28th of Demariber and the. . place was‘in ar:r" possession on this 19.thoiJaneary.-: No impedimect of the season arrested the spirited oimrtions of besiegers; the enemy made a retipot-resistante. A breech was mesh on the 11th, an. It'wet practicable • on the 12th, *hen e proposal ta•sariender wit, made • and refined. At midnight 0* assault was deter:: • mined on in four coiumnis-thi• pliant RrOpilkaia: overcame every obstacle, and IS km thin . hour they were masters of the plisk t oitzt'.. .9 • • rison that did not throw dowu fed( WW I the vord The Governs'. 601 the VA!. v o nt pot to sari Int Castle and the Hotel do Ville • tart bliitt*ertsili rigid by the troops; and alga qtrilinittai, his was I tt,eurrenderetl dlicreilt* ilth the test fig , 06' 44 1 , garrison. - This capture would k 4 to the fame of that distinguished 011icer,Op Ts nen mien, were it ca. pable of &Mit* *Atilt aluexploits in this war are too well buil», ever. to be obliterated from the re. - cords or posterity. nosily/ bas cotiltbout three hundred men, killed and wounded; and the assault about one hundred, and Wan °MOTS. llVllunded. the Prassiant rotiMl ninety-six plemonf . ar.tlllery hen, and made two t ? i eusand prisoners. In Torgan, they already bad obtained posseasion of three btu.. dreg 4 end sixteen pipers. In these fertresses, the Prussians ha found considerable magazines orcoryt yiltalcont _____ sesdadag . Os*, 111 1. 10 )- Veen, *bid% form one of , _ ,re • the eery into the heart of 1 and gunpowder. 4. 4 ~ . timid a formidable positiontp ()Ow proceed to hlogde- W" 6 wa r " liita mighboarkood of SO bOurg. It is. not to be overlooked here that -every I , - ... • ? • 1 fortreit dot noi'falls by the admirable dispositions. r. . • . . , • P ritt 4 Sl - • - ..• . —A-- ' iiiiiiftitidttil 1r1:* ..-''c;lail lyrvii . re* litee,int Ceal • Al I'llE !.ONION G.A.Sikrrit- . • = ~ Mt 4,..: 1- .•,?:( , • OF TOIIIISLY. 1 41 1 4 1 - - 1 1 , 0 11.66 . 4 _,__ k .b. • •-;!.-...' • • . —ire— 4 ,- , , ~•- . .., Prignows U 4 11 4 & . . • Alk. • • • • • 14141 Shell PA},l i k i k " ii ite , A FP F 4 .. i . ~* ' • 'widen. &ailed. Di. tie Mitewienyi44iders ks be r oe tem! Mihail nue Tet it ib 4oVittirChasies re 11141.69 Allied Ar° Tared. . Woke bill retreat • ' 5 Y.1% .11 : 11 : 4.. : ~.1 4 04 .4011.1 . Stirs . lieral is . i . i. . ii lll 7 : S r'' O . Pool . - . ;•••ari 14, G Y ula Y p a : w i cks . • • , tiplftfif 'the eystees ised . .the '. henovr of f C o ° r n it n ; al ls id u a i . • • • 101 1 • . '. ' " f.• y Atli Liirdshlp in..nsy . test dispatch, et left withei I igt:'• ha l ''t • 41,1mmilett ipso by Prince Schwartsen. seasse *hi wee. f IsPrC. . metes, ceder the orders of the Prince of net b een ci rees.l . .1 'isismid epee Beeencon on the 9th, and corn - - Generall • - e-ii& ipl llisietnseat of that (*dress. `:: ; .cannon tail •• , • Tabu iiad bait .604.1 ed to adeasoi..Viniie uiderable !I Me:* it. . , , ~.'llitit the' ditedilliti eir• his march bile 'heir -been capto 7 . with, brepeilasetbd towards Lyr . _. '. Marshal . F". 8. • - .:- ...''' bat, ' had tholepin's.. of add -your *coupled th • ' . *Ake of teadiddrable - impede 11114 i seloPPe ~„ iv" A„... *• , •- tithiptte between the' carps of Gen. W W ' and I At ( ha u mt ''''' rw ' thi lloyd id .Iffaftesiberg, 'end the' rend* ! intortenten 1; 0 ~ Deem ' I . :. , - Atie velit. . .. • ' i Wurteesbei _ h o , i.,, &Ovulated pod - ef . gunnel Wrede, under i town, and I et a 1 . 81 !• 4 1 1 i'l th e. ; a t Gehg ni tili f *ay; was attacked on the . this, erenim is .. ni tal-4.1 1 ,.., : t, v# 14 1 i . 10111:' Itt. Dies, by tiii tor* of Gen. Milhaud , 1 General .. ' . ...j . " ... aga 7 4 . - I. ; ill litaly been' la occupation of Cbisear• ; sacks at I e ' "' w — l ' f ' guard was forced to retire behind' St. i petmles in 'or tit, carol* AN- , lob- - - _G om a d e R o y tie** haws:war t I The bes 41, t 7 9 .7, huts : , 1 the force under his . et, l imes been . li r T f° , k h i ° l 1 4 :: le . may, though Superior to 1d de r Ki l o' I OIL 6.1 . W -P . " F ' aVogll hilt 7b Roots l'Etappbv Seek WO from that c g Mated, t h at tit* ! sad • tined or wounded a'. considerable only for that I " o f the enemy. St. Dies was retaken. zxrsaci ds; and doting ' , • : 411 !toy was wounded in this affair ; the ptir- • l ' ittl " t M in g ' stru t a the fi rst advantages was directed by Col. The dicta! d... ....-.3 PL. eitensive as to "squire about Tour thousand men to ; 'whole life, whenever he should happen to be re-apeleTwords clarion la bit mar. . . . defend it. between the citadel and the town ! pointed to his annual ofllce, idles quelie.t, even 1 **serves together. with his Imperial Majesty iite - The Entoth force retired en' Else advance of the ; Emperor of Russia, have teat t* SIM to loitril Vol 1 ' • . '.. there is an esplanade, surrounded by a wide dyke and though at disjoined and detiched periods •of time.-0 Num g : Wand. k strong nail. On the sustern,batik of the river, on ! All the cases, from that in 2 Sannd. 403, to that .. . iist - * bovresnr invessi with his cavalry • • The French garrison Gat -ratiroadlliiio Besanstraif .: . • a t the same rids as the city, besides s line of fortitica.l I New, 173; narrowed the construction of bo. and pee , maysiesk d is sastaya and t oa k a w i eetzta to 800 0 Iwo . . .- , . t . . ,-•'• . i- • • PO , 'ions, there are three forts ; that eff St. Michael, toito the actual terms of them; soil the Court 4kl ......: . . . __ % ~ the south, at the end of the Dock-yard hich if the ; .think that the difference in the tersq. e1t,0., jem . : 4 111. 1 " 0 "'" • ' . . sakess, ' • n • M ort is still bombassissk•staii: I, &h e ar - .I : .. the , t I • - - - etteftikeet4-t ir ha u g• Elite' . w 14# 1144 =l gio Ta i V ottt - i -'.... ..ea c e '*- • • -'"- ' ' A 111.71 W e. 0% .11.4 OW WOO . ;- t ' • I , girl' • . • nervy ' , ..Itta ittailaulty, , 1101111,0, Ilevin !oft disteehreents at VOlPllilio tit . et! • . 046.,ste s i4, Which protects the other Dock -y ard, as • was, therefore, saintainable.--.ledgatest fe t . din idi it, _ _.2 t 4 netwitoria sets . VA at do outer and inner basins, near the Sfylt- 1 Defendant. . WM• LlEcteuse (whiles vas taker) and Staten tMt :Illitite, Wilsey dOs . nits. Alit illitayed by the plea, and it. Borsard, are rotopied.: • The 'M eV - .. ohs, where the ships of war principally lie. Mess WARWICIt V. COLLINS. *AO* ,' • I of the' fOlik ) *IA :trivet ifilsi. in the day, of Wartoutheri had advanced from Ipittel, the one . ' basins are likewise protected by a strong fort, erect . Lord ist,LENIBOROVGI( gave the jnagilleilt ov sib autaifeensiatestie eseretaifis. .. ... my refiring atilt theit defeat by General de Rey,. ell at the entrance belwesit the two coals leading to i Court in this case this morning. It wao a skies Mk_ IMP Merni witiVltillelld tte 0111,11106 ; ire hundred towards Chartnei. - The Prinekof Ilesse Hembeettte Shoo, over each of which is a dre s s - bridge, comet& ; for a new trial. The action was brought snider the iposein , gl a ceagottme Eitimoity of baggage, arms, from Dole, and GenesarSehitither,: surrounded tie , Wing with the tort. On the opposite or western I Act of Edward VI., chap. se ct.l3s by - ' - uhidi maikeccoutreesents, remained is the power of the AI-, fort of Satins. •General Platers Cossackaskvir side of the scheldt, comnsunktallag with the road to ;it was enacted ) Hit t all barre n s, ivic4oeeti -; -. lair The loss sustained by the French, in killed and i heard of in every quarter. • , • y .. 1 .. -v. . • ~ . • , s-v.• • • on— . . • ~ . . ....• . . , . - . • - • •, ... .. . . . y i,.i t p •'' - N .• ..., - . ... . .. ... . ..... . ......- .._. - • . .. ... - - ... . . ) ^. - Ir il t mi';nallgli2=l;l6ll.lllll=giTair . to* arrival of die strinis 4 4 UMW had • -* •- • •.:. •;.. ,cis.; ,111 E I.OIIbON GALtirrif. •. = tillitli cobsiderble caul. Of Hooch **aid bet •• • 1 4 "` :• '• ' l .'" ' • °lt TtigleAT , 4 11 .4- . • iillihiltidli• kern . : Prince Schwarttenberg, in cenio9i ' .-*. -- .. 5 •,. n ....',1 : i1.i . . . •..........- 4, 4 's * •.•. • • . 0W04 9 daterelieed to advance eptist it with 11 tow : --"i • . ifijoggraaciiits . b u iiii.. . .. : . Whitili shield Oak' Ml* *octets lea des tack of.a: •• - •.• •• • --••• • •- . •• - • - . • . ... P • ' -4. 1• • • ' • position. • • -- • i_r• • , :,, ....,. . . Di.. • • tie edibwineY4 4 knrs i re r . .. . 1 1 2_,.“0 'Kilobit %Alai Alid'Oeit Sielt it Marko of di. nun . '" nium i l ie 11 4 1 101 11 11 i.. ;•ch st u s . '11 11.4 Allied Army. It aliffeett, that ase Nis' liithbe began . . Surolitt 1. . • his retreat from this place. OS the 11th, • Greseral- Rei - *. • ?taipkijobeillersic into/. Wpm, ;oiliest, 14, Gyulay plashed forward his advaefeed.• S herd: Tit* - ....., .. ) . ..i.io ; -181 t. -.. . . . Commandant of the iterwifeudeavearid:le*eapltelate- . • • , • • Ippittlite 'yams I bad . .Ihe henevr of for it; but: he wit told, ha must suMender s he was . • • ' ~., #.• • putt Lirdshlp In:asys test dispatch, at left withoth. : the Melee all` rtielstanCe... The lety...ewi , • • • - . I ha ''t • 41•Mmlited Upon by Prince Schwartz**. -cause which had Is* ordiked by lhourigarte; he f kart,- • - rellatThider i ue the orders of the Prince of net been cursor! into iy the people: -.'.' - ' . • 'Maid epee Bemucon on the 9th, and Cora- - Generaltiyulay.toolc possession df the Artii.: l 'II li& - • pi itimMtesoot of that (*stress. fle• -. •i• • . cannon which had been brought from Dijon, icon:, • . .., : tati, • ~ • . 8119ierliedhallielliitijitied to advanc . es..ll* Adorable qtantity of powder, and VA t ueri bagel ~.. •! ' 4 •• ' , i ,:llad the - .ditedildid If . his mardh * 'Wier. -been captoredby the Allies. • .. '••. • '' • • i. , slaw km prilealipi towards Ly . " Marshal Mortier retired ,towards Chaiments t• fili, . - . 7 .. • - • ... lieW• hod the 11111110111' of addreeft• your occupied this place with 12,000 of the en greardsi •••• •• '. -*•°° • • '' • tithe of esejdarable importa • * kerb i esesepported by any other troop s-. ' .% t r ' l '-• '' • s '• • .r . • • .- . .•. !). • - _ A ,_ ,‘,. • • --- • ':. N'` : :' 4' A a ... ithiltitte between the' corps of Gen. vr and lAt Chaumout• there does not ippest t d., sett-. .: . .••'.. .• -• i r,'' I 'ilite .ll,eyd or.Wartemberg, sand th e rend* '; inforcestient turbid. for him :Me wadi .....* •-• ~ .. .. , ii;e7; varey vii iit,: •. - • .'. ' _ i wartemberg ism 4.l4,directed tst.:rit. - .11.00t ; 7 •*.' .:, -.."--. .e o l i T m 'I: ' &dratted paid "of pegoral Wrede , tinder i town, tad ithswzgented he *ill het :. • tiff ill • • •-;•.'• • , ;.•• ::. r isi . 4, 4 : ohn , ~ , of Geberalitet Any, was . attacked on the : this, evening. • • •• • • • • ••• ; '.: • - '.-• •.' ,„.I,lotit' , A. Dies, by alit tor* . of Gen. Milha9d, 1 . General Coned Plater hits Creleill .efilt.thte,, ;.. ;°, ... •.• •••.,4 '*. ' • • 19111 litllly been' la orAmpatlon of Colmar. ; sack* at NeetChateau, end IMO • • ' tit : -• -` -,- - =. • - 4 • . . , . .- •.;* -77. k 's,:-:` v - ... n i l° d i 4 , o. ' guard was forced to. retire behind ° St. ', petroles in *dreads 44 thet.plosiiip. -;• ji ,..,....' ~ • -!•.'s ••••. -: .. •• .. ... 4 ...... • . t 711 lII' ' -General de Roy hether, however, 1 The .head.immoisipt, 41/ Genetal :Pleithilir isomiiir. . -...: ..- •.. -••••"-‘.:.: ~..••• en .• • . • .. ..S. 1 . :. the force under his.4ll9seed,. et.ir. i hove been yesterday et .Nancy .. *Tha • lhistilck , --,.., ''.--.• • • .: '•• . w i ts ... ede% though: luperior to .t lgici fit nom= der PiinatVcherbato4 according loth ..'-'.• ••- . *' * • **--•, Mar t IMO* hint It Roan l'Etipp* Seek 600 . from diet officer, were edseaciog alien' Tiof4.4'.l ► • • r'• '. '••• . 4., - .• - • ' • the I • that i add • killed Of wounded *. considerable * I ' . a:....4111 ;. . ." !‘' ac.l ' V. ";" • • fi of the enemy. St. Dies was retaken. zirra.tor- tins .tiro nes( ere O. W. itiiiresertio.V.••. - ..-•*; ... -.- • Nag - • ~., ~,•1 . l -:. • • 111 Boy was wounded in this affair ; the ptir- • • oxTras exemei . .ixer. - Iti —.. • -.-cr.--. - - •-•-- '' ring r. l sell' a the . fi rst advantages was directed by Cot .. The detilhfroitt all etielittaincedebrphCdethiltill;7• l :. * ,•,' . 2. - Rini IP the 1 w7:l " •' -•'i be of the oiostoncouragitig descripthist.• • 7 • . :.',. 7 .,•''..'• • : --• !.. rehn i s Z Wrede lost, on this OCClliiff, 10 officers I Marshal Witcher: bit-taken dear At* ' • - tielhartilt •..' - s • '•*• rm. ; WO* weastiet, amongst whoM4e *egrets par.: prisoesem,assf twenty-fiee•cennon, Since his *ON* : ;,- - ... . -'s+. y Major Harm*, of the Bth regiment of in- :of the Rh i ne — his last reports are from ;4.'400, sir;'. : : 5.....: died • fe • tilled, sod Major the Baron Preiten, se. . • the lOtk instant. Detachments of his' tarot - Skeet , 5..- .- ;1...• • '•,. past i• . - • •• -• •• - • . mo w . werended ; the loss in men amounts to abottt ' Treves, and in* few days Luxembourg • Will lak Iseti .•..." . . , the i vested. . • - ~...- , ": .. • latelstion of Gem. Milhaud, id his attack l Marshal b fsrmont bas . been under the neeeterifY of s midl ;.• ••-• . h . i r aperient, sa in ts to • have bosh to possess ' making the most rapid forced marches to elven* C were 1 , et-the debouches of the Mountains of the :-the Silesiau army getting in his rear by the ' Vosges ~. - -.....: i • •••'. ear I gilliallillier4S valleyof the Rhlaso. This object ',essuaotains. In his nitrate, he has broken sdewn - alt. • - -.. ...1 :- ' • • ...° (itt. thillyniteatheportance to the French &finial 1 bridges ever the Seer' but Marshal Blucher is per- •'• • - • .•'••••••‘' to I • - then ; lollAtillf . geseented . by the geed coed* fit him i i agog hiee.• .. s• - ••• ! '• -• • . - • . .4 .L ... . troop* leed Air able diepeatteue 'of Gen.' at' t. Time iieeift 1:1061me, trace di , irkittiite of 'Mkt - • ' '•••=- Gee. Medial* . dare *demon" with his corps he ! armies, teal MIRO lettoernation .titre las • afrik I ' 4 " 141101,11141erl sea wee / gra, ~ . . i i Prince Sohwartzesiberg was emit estVeitool on einitotlii• . . ?llama Royal of Worteelhol% l hiving arrived : Thomism, were collectegat.Lenves, and thePrinem ortie I : • .at on the Ithh, edsidtba rewired %for. ; Marshal was preppie; tie attack them if -they re- - 'that a corps of Preach, amoonfing fee . 4000 veined there, which I slaw. doubt; he had made l ar , A , ° " i • -'. AO' ' competed iStinciPilly of the-young i lia dispositions for this porpote- The nsainitorstets. 4• S* -- '• ' •-." illF.l6oftiparto, was in occupation of inal, 1 Army, under General Barclay de Tony, Will' ha. . i ., .'• lensi ldlat i * ll- • ; '• • '` .. . * pa ' .i s e nd ed e r h a is tte o ck rde i n t. te li v e r n: ct oved tha f t orwd wi o t n h . ai rea o d ine y u t t o . supzr a t ei : in rVitlge ch u vi s a tei rt n z ' e s ub c e ti r rps * . °6e oeCtifis mik tl : • ..-' "tll , 1 '" tile it" Gen. object , •‘•-• •s; .. . • , • Ih. Coosa Ptatow co-operated in this s . s, the country between General • iiktelaY • da pra T i S. - • 1 t°l4ll, imeement, and marched by the right of the enemy! mid Marshal sßlncher, and the Russian and , • • .. • - - 54111 ' 1 towards Chlitelei in hit reap. . 1 reserves, together. with his Imperial Majesty the .. . , . •. even The Fauna force retired wit She advance of the 1 Emperor of Russia, have lift this to a:ltch lei . /... •• '. ..• a t --° Priam Ruyel. •• Vaned. . .., .. , ....•. . . • , j . a ' - ?list MON howoww, *NW with his cavalry • . The french garrison Gut -rethOdlliefo BesanOtalf • • O . and pas . tweets& the moiety, and teas inisouts to WOO mee. • •- • . t . • 'ii, • ,''` •F . ..:. 1 . • 411 41 1 "0" 46 . ' ••- , elimu, .. , the ! ' ..3 • 1 ..,'• • .‘,.•.. •-•ci... si . •. . . • _ • , . o\- ••-..- "" •' : • •'- •-''' itedlatitit ' •• ' • • - " • id' eft • • owl, ,•ag a • -•••• •• . , illsomo, leviow Mt detachments at Geletnie.: ~.. I t, . - , • ' the ' •• . i distetvpd it, and took a steielbetioll hers. • LlEcteuse (whims Ives taker) and Setten s (1111:11fitair,..' , .' Tholletilloey mitts. Ptillorit virit . flayed by the plea, and St . Sureard, are ortapted.: • The F A . .,a - • ~ ..--.,- , 1 . am .,.•' • ,*Ahttill of the - hit :trivet scuff in the day, of Wartemberg had advanced from rpinel, the enea• , ' • ~,.... tuminibtfoonsittereWe eirerestiee. • '-. my retiring after their defect try General do Roy, . . . 1)- 0 ,„, late mommy wilt - passed to Channel ; ire hundred i towards Charmai. The Prince'of liaise Hembeeitte .. . . .. la . ' ," Ildhlatarra, a madder** gaaatity of baggage, arms, from Dole, and Geoesid'Schisither,• surrounded' the :, ... 1 iiii , iho4occoutreeemsts remained is the power of the fort Al- l- 1 of Saline. •General Platelfra Cossack!. mr ~. I T 'TT 1111 a, The loss sust ained by the French, in killed and beard of in every quarter. , . . . .." a d i e• wounded , has also been considerable. , s'. ___ , ~, ___..... •... . . . ...• . • The results of the e 4 dvamtages obtained by General EITRACT rites( THE HON. 11l C. It'. drell4lll4.ll4FlllllF ~ . Weeds sad the Prince Relive of Wurtemberg, have . • AR ELE, JAN. 22. • - • ~„ - ..... • k ti t e been to clear the strong country upon the right, of Marshal Blucher's last reports are of •thir'n -' .. r law frisbee Schwartzenberg of the presence of an enemy, from Nancy. He seat the keys of this to y ."- ... , : a t . ' l' ., Inds ? hisenabie him to employ the force under the Prince grand head-quorters : the Emperor of Rosa ra * t&b . , .. • .ra, Royal in his toPetstiona in front of this place upon the O ffi cer bearing them, as he was on his - march W. - Leards, and to eptrust thedefence of his right to the Vesoul ;he immediately sent two of the keys to the . . . " P a r mol3i of tiee. Wrede. King of Prussia, reserving two foi himself, with an .., these the pollee 41 the Rhine by Gen. Wittgen- appropriate message, which shows the. anxious anti; . . ~ ! A . L . !tele, the Oallliiieks loader hit orders have had several tention and consideration that 'exists between then,. • • ''''',..,l' . suceeselet efftterwith the enemy. Allied Sovereigns on every occasion. Marehal 81ie.:.1. • . sr "'''l Onlise rl44General Rudiger was directed to take chei is in ,communication with Gen. I'l•Ererler s cerps,; . • elsieh „ . .. t possessioittof VRO/411SO. Upon his approach the i and thus with the Grand Array. • This annsi etted ire.: • . ... 1 7" 1 enemy droielbeed the town but took up a position, i tense gives a vigour aid life to all his preemslings, . .• . P s t; I with 1000 Wintry end 50 0 cavalry, near Henheim ; 1 that affords an intihuable example la every . p...• • . . "" i General . Radiget charged this force, 'took two oft goad- Man. , • , - • '.* e . • -- ..5 , '''.. , ; teßd• A ,•ears and dO MR end pursued the corps to the gates 1 It is with no small satisfaction I rinnounctilelbee. . . . .; hat a a st,,,,,„berg. ihst eoemy left 70 men killed on the Lordship soother 'brilliant achievement of -thiktiroo. Said of bettie s sod amongst them the Commandant of Irian arms. His Prussian Majesty lesegaitemsetrie of •. • . • the corps. Wittenberg, and-by no other breve - soldites. The but' the glorious - .s. -: , . ...• _ it a& Bonaparte appears to have taken every means in vetoer of his he ire was . began ••,, • .. ~• Base- his power to induce the people of franca to rise i ou the with of December, and the. place was. vate:r". : . Rae, loping the troop of the Allies, now established , possession on the Itth•ofJaneety. - : No impedimeet :, "...• a ob. within their frostier;; as yet he has been unsuccess- iof the season arrested the spirited ehertions of ils* - . If the • fel. At Langres, tome shots were fired at a patrols besiegers; the enemy made a valipet-resistante. A ... .. mew, of Austrians that entered that town ;if they were breach was media on the 11th, an. irwat practicable s • . • • teem field upon by the inhabitants of the place, it was an- on the 12th, tilien a proposal tassartender writ male , - 'bars, i der the direct influence of the person sent for that and refused . At midnight the assault was deer:: . ~ .. the I purpose-by Bonaparte. mined on in four columnar-tbs . gallant RrueilipS. , ; .• . in en..l It is dee, is justice to Prince SchWartzenberg, to overcame every obstacle, and IS km th en half eh' . • ' ' . mss.— vr t . - i state to your Lordship, the excellent discipline he hour they were masters of the pliakVii . tbeobisz..„. ? .., 'Wed i has maintained in the army under his orders, since I risen that did not throw down theinEnne *vie Mined - lee entry Into France: • nd'act of outrage of any sort , pot to the sword. The 00VertIOT hICIACIROSII . t!Ie has bee. rammltted b 7 the troops : violence has i Castle and the Betel de Ville • the. tefiei'nertisf. 'lets bass - sopreised with the itmoit severity . It Is ' Tied by the troops; end else f4mireter, Who was in 4 • fly to tint honest of the troops that they have it, sarrendered at diiper o drini With the fres! trit , did • s . . • Sw' 1 abobaload. from the porseasee of a fir differentcon- garrison. - is* t den t eforliskholleodl/hruot countries from which This capture wottid.iddmotit to the fame of that , ..- 1. 11, i 01.7 wafts IMO fmantithel l , they, have witnessed distinguished 011icer,44telidTauentzien, were it ra- • *Me t the allot' meniephr had aid them bit* troopi of ,able of addition ;* .bait lb ezploits in We war are Altall 1411606. -. . ... • • _ • too well tool» , ever. to be obliterated from the re. - 1 , . • _ . a . 04 cords or pawky. t 0 1 RSelaat viatilifiew suatOmeagii leel9 . ,499tinds„ . Theft* has codbbout three hundred men, killed *O m • '-'', -- .'•• ' fie, Ilk . • • •'. I and wooded; an d the assault sheet one hundred, • i "f• kis milk smile Melees la* . tandslo to 4 , and Weil O ffi cers. *founded. •••••-• -• • . , it pia - oat. tbillet i a - . - the Prassiacte Conird ninety-sit pletel,o( scullery .. i err -. Yost- will have been isteresed that - aline here, and made two liinusand prisoners. In Torgan, . ~ a pro- -oloolidiug - * rho's guards Lad occupie* the they already had ohtaiued possession of three hull. ... ) Lilo.. , , .. - patitim! ofebie Oho.. -•.; • dreflond sixteen pieces. In these fortresses, the . say.A! '• :, • 1 romps, *bids lead . Wee of . Prussians have found considerable magazines or corn . 0 111116 - • the airy into the heart if i and gunpowder. . . ... s , Ott - .., .011114 le formidable position* General Tantalise+. will now proceed to. Megde- . r• , .11111 Vii i. Vie oft (rood of Ilk blurs. •It is. not to * be overlooked here, that -every • :,• --; --• • t '• . ' .:' ' " C ' . ' ' *I .. , • • 1 fortresi, that tioilatle by the admirable dispositions. . • - , , . . , . • • . -; , . • • -, • .. . 5 . . . . , • • ... l •• - . -- •- • . .. o, . -Ns