The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-30 00:00:00

• MC ;~y*; .~: I ili DUTCH PAPERS. —mega p 5...• HAGUE, MAIM!' W.—Marshal Blether publish er!, on the 13th, at Laon, the fellowiog Proclaims- tiOn :—. VON BLUCHER. SaunaLs MARCH 21.—An Officer who left the Lead-tioarie4 of Marshal Blucher Int the 17th inst. us courier, with Dispatches for thelCeewe Prince of Sweden, has this day passed through hire on his way to Liege. lie states, that on the 14th, 15th, anti 16th, the Allies had taken ip their former r . salons, and even got possession of the Imperial re. . lace of Compeigne. Meanwhile important events' were expected to take place on the 17th, and the more so as it was learnt, that the main army, under Prince Schwartzenherg, had advanced, far the per pose of proceeding in its operations in conjunction with Marshal lil ocher. It appears certain, that the whole army of the Crown Prince of Sweden is destin ed to Champagne. Gen. Thielmann, with his corps, 6000 strong, is arrived nt Tourney : this and some other relufoace. meats. are destined tm join Oculist military opera tions on oar borders, Gest. &WM.ti knotoyst Is watching the movements of thesuAll The sally • made by the garrisou of Antwerp mi 17th proved very destructive to it; they lost upwards of 500 prisoners. The High Allies have nominated Gen. Murray to , be Commander-in-Chief of the Belgian troops. Bausser.s, MARCH 22.—Yesterday 3000 French ' . • prisoners arrived here coming from Sens ; among them was a French peasant, upon whom were found letters of the highest importance, and who has been arrested as a spy. AnNIIEIM, M ARCM 23.—The Commandant of Wesel has turned 500 persons out of the city. T* are most of them come here on their way to Holland, where they have relations. -•It is mid that a rat Criny more are to be seitlefiray. TWO is grilitt - mortality in the plate, oppetkililst tbl getchoo, so that, as these people say, scarcely 700 area are eble to' do duty: Want of pro/Mew begins to be felt among the citizen 9.•• I)oRDRECIrT, Malta 4,3.—The flotilla, consisting fir %eventeen sail, which had served against Georeesi i ' owl which had been lying.fast in the ice at liaidine. trod, arrived this day off this pito% and Istsbitiond iftplinttevtlam." . • ROTTERDAM, MARCH 92.--. The cannonade basil yrtervhy ) was twosiened by .atiack • peat by a Vig-h ship of the HI, cssbted by a steenber ~or - t otai-iwat4; on roil Frederick Hearn, latent's,. on MARSHAL VON ilt.ucriEtt TO THE FRENCH. , FUENCIIPAtN !—Your own preservation induces the once more to address ytiu. Attempts are made •to mislead you by proclama r tions, which try to persuade you that we have no other object Man to desolate and to divide France ; audby lying aCconitts of the advantages which it re . lireeented that the - Frerieh troops have ruined. • It is enough to recal !o mind the conduct of our it:overrigns and the coilluct of your's, to contens • plate e hat has pasted in Germany, Spain, Italy, Ito itsinlainl, and Holland. and to see that our armies ,a - se at pieseet word numerous and finer that. ever, to . know , bow unworthily your credulity .is coustantly • • ' . ll. VOW ta'jadgepf the events of the war, you have • t aly ti enquire of •the inhabitants of Lion, concern ' tug what happened on the 9th and 10th of this month, on which days the French army, command ' ed by theittripitor Nlipoleon in person, was totally • defeated under fhe walls of that town ; ask them if they did not see the army ply before our victorious troops, • if they have not seen the trophies of our victory, consisting of fifty - pieces of CRIIIIOII, oclOUTnqroUlt 43145‘0115, and sumolousancl prisoners ? Anilat wit besides, only a part of the army entrusted to my • ritual:lnd w }ulch gained lids decisive vietory,„'wlill• another part made themselves master or 9frlattett-• ten, where they took forty r fire pieces of brass cannon_, and the Grand` army, after having • ota-Itte3d and.44th defeated near Troyes, the corps opposed to it, is advaucifgon the other-side tower's • - your capital.. . • , • Do not„ Ant, Ivo so blind as, fartbstrAtulfshoo • the PretaiOci, 'the sreceptions t haateipitirM's. oC t a Government', Whose :only Ajeet Srus yam ' 4. l'"Anitainst es,..to prolong the War at . of ,the last drip olryoni, brood, and: di', "et' all o/ ynit. . ' • • EvOssei have been eCtunsitted by our ; d m ": eni Ms proceeded from a intitinvent of revenge which T• they cheristiml, because seeetal of their comrades • fted . 'bilen murdered by .. the Inhabitants. I have, 11 "'"" r ' hossetei, repressed •theoi, , I have had • the guilty . ..punished, even with almithl but reflect, thatlhere . - I O'no muse certain means tO•prevent the excesses of . 1 ; • ' 'the soldirry.,•:than le reimenlvdptly yooe looms not to shah' your doom, *Mar are them of-nooesalty a .forted Open ; end, above all, not to .keep ngs any 7. • costioinniction with our enemies, OW' take op arms '` ,has • us..• I have hot ptnishetl, as I might have done, the te, et s4lSei e s ommitted by come towns and villages. mead •'.aiiiinst 'Co - effete lad 'Mater* et the AAliosb. iu , Army, lsoping . thet my moderntioo would call them . beck to their duty.' 'But 1 infOum you, that from . 0 , 416 Alits they - Stronger measures shall be adopted ; -and. g le that the - towns and village s whose inhabitants shall .., e — iler ` dare to take op arms against our troops, .or to op • ^ pea liar military operations, ',hall be. burnt, • palatal es it will be to time, to be compelled in this 1110 1 04 tojositifli theisiseent with the guilty. the. t hilrig 1.1 toypethan reOikie otitorope. The negoesailiviii • at Chatilloti, when they are once published, will • convince you, that it Is your Soveretfn alone who, in spite of what he says to you, continually throws fresh obstacles in the way : mean time, I need only reinject you of the celehreted speech which a French man (Mr. Raytiouard) made to the Legislative Body, to found your opinion upon it. For the rest, all the nations of Europe Combat • for rod. The event cannot be doubtful. A _kiwi' resistance, and even some advantages, if you may hatter yourselves with them, will serve merely to render you more ofthappy than you al ready are. • Given at my head-quarters at Laon, March 13, 1814. that teed march Atte ve off - . . w •- ~ • . - • .. . : .. • IettiI.4FLAVIrSAIAN. . - • =,...--ir....-.0.--=-1-----v . " He wi d owe d ' t h e mg. tetrillotiee veitgeaoce, should Boerdease b e - t. the Scheldt ; but the fort prevented liar passage, and neral hadeapeeted, that t eta Mid • • • the French again sailed up the Scheidt. - pentane would act, and if they did art . the by the British. The Mayor , who, 1 • to three.* htl i i shoultieeles e Is both old and crafty, has no , ' , -• CoLoatte, /Amiga. leAr-fititeral Count Walmo.' erterny v tit least be weer enough den is Derived 'here. .• •• • - • - eiddlit • ileteeedts 1011 "lee° sot Si lig it) - *W r • - inured an eeriest amongst his friends on this ' ''' ..• _ a .... _e the water. Sock in asylum was formerly gis e w . * I, et Hanoi, *Agee 9.4...-Yeateiday • atr= ilie wet ISPPie , - • Senn, Ifiglinses NOM, Frederick," they 'On .AA "My of mere, for Italy * form i ng i soe the eternal honour of British feeling, the services e t. ~ an AUWOLD, It Plcstgarty, and a SAartAsin ; butA ii . of otti Sovereign',. arrived bete la • perfect, health. I‘iseerlait &easiest& 'His Highness left the head.quarters at. Listio on the Feint Hommel . , Diana 3.-By the concurring , pious life A in na me ot r e ited epe e n z t ec thlrenia jo.n i s i: i s d ot ob a s iLig r i e t t o y ni ...4. 4 ' 20th inst. ••• accounts of many travellers who are come from Coo- the two letter were rejected, and that of the for,. . Bssr.v., MAncit 9.-A few days ago pito spa. stentinople, and Thesialoitici, to Hungary, there is nierds arrived here, who had been prise/infra( war no doubt bat that the Porte is making great so.ilitawry. Ptomain'', it is Ilik *id himself of .the rettitissi in France, bat liberated • from thence; *Moog them preparations. Not only are troops collecting in of conscience by , a Soluntary telt. Sasis kaml e were several priests. ' • ' • roes., but many are brought over the Hellespont from Iluninguen was bothhuiled.inst'aightfor the Space . Agra. The French Ambassador, Count Andreosey, of four hours. Thsegarrisoe replied bye airy amart i has frequent conferences ,with the Turkish Minis tr y; even could not g et e mp lo y under ter ,r,dike.. lire, without at all sparing oar city. Several houses* from which l as well as from the above-mentioned pre- . Prh** of Sureties!, lite' is 'llitiaeW ' `` - I' l l have seffered very mech. . . parationt, many people conclude, that , France, being enslave that eery country for • - whose .. -• ' ' GzstvA, Mines 10.-For the last eight or ten hard pressed lathe West, is endeavouring to create ahe Once "nobly . fought; and to' do* the ' v . lily * of traitors the celebrated Sae:Rasta...- days, there has been; fi ghting, as mar be sold,. with- 'diversion in the East. But should there be any out 'interruption, in the vicidity of our ditty; .but ground for this _seppesition, the Divan will probe* _ _ 1 . these engagements, though very bloody, have loot confine itself •fis - sisme threatening armaments in the lately offered his services te Nusom.... t y. •!... been derisive. The enemy has suineseiled Gtqlttee interior Of the ionntry, and not act offensively on Clergy are, as usual, ivhen any thing important but has r eceived a negative answer. The relebere. the frontiers ; for never, perhaps, bad the Turkish going forward, protruded upon the for e grougir t, . menta are proeeeding by forced marches, lendit ap- Empire more need of repose than now. Both in Asia It is lamentable, that the Ministers of I. relig o w • • pears that .the danger is in the mean while gesteper- and Africa, the fresh traces of . newly-quelled dis .„, . wIACh breathes the spirit of peace, shosid stoo to According. to intelligence received here appettra i terbances are still to be effaced ;in other parts, cons- p apostle : of sedition ant. th e fire-brands eat be that the Austrian Colonel Count de sades. motions that are still 'listing are to be suppressed.- the (eyed Lont•le-Saunier on the 7th, and great •Ilie !In Europe the state of things is no better. In Mol. civil war.. The Archbishop of 1:/OURREAyx is mee,, march on St. Amour -gar-Bourg: be is fWaIVW on : divas and Wallachia all the revenues of the Sultan fioned as being extremely active in his co-operas ,the ,th e same route, by the corps of the Genewll'OfCa- I are dried up. Seri's, end a pert of Bulgaria, lie with the Mayor ; perhaps the Archbishop w ui h a 4 , - entry Prince of Hesse Hernbarg, whilst Lieutenant 1 waste; and the whole country South of. the Danube to repent his defection from a cause which he s', . . Field-Marshal Bianchi. meta forward by dficending Ito the sea, Hants time to recover the effects of the : ;swore to support ; perhape it will not be so easy to, the Saone by Tournes, on Macao. In conformity ! last war with Russia. Besides this, numerous end.; 1 a dispensation for treason, as for a Main upon* . a with thesemoverneets, Count de Bub&s has sent a ' grations to Russia and Austria have within them, If s column into the mountains of Bonneville; from : three years considerably diminished the popelagou.: 'ienstientious purity.-4n Whatever light may 14 i thence It will move on Annecy, and threaten to cut 4 . -- - ' " =. A considered the conduct of Egurdeattx, it is. pity -- . - -De e feather in the scale against that Immense popd) - Off the enemy's road by the bridge of Rumilly. - Arr. • Mails • • • • • By means of these operations our city will be Jibe- 0 • W .• ed. • 0 • f E mu . • 4 a 0 . ' - • ' is //ELIO/LAND MA ILS . • .l''s... .. a . a a ai. a . Whoa ....... '• " ...e the hands of the Allies, still the agricultural a, r• • 1 - - C OPEURAGENI Illnacu 5.-The Danish. Chititcery ,_ ti: an tiv; me STOOK" 4013 DAY .A.T.0914•01:14011/ vounds for preseetleg era no favourable Issas ti peblished, under date of 'tlet 22d-ult l , the inlibwing 7 • letiikikods 24 2 p . the , Bouatiow on*. Bet , if, in acidities, we rescript to his aloyal Highness - grime Christian Fre- 8 per c.a.. ow. - dweller Rills par 4 p conlider the mired , character of the Allies, •litrii derick :=-- V. . - • -..••-. -. • . * 9 per4kus. Ciao.' 6b 4k 5 Oilitiltun 161 14115.1 " Fredetick VI. by the GM* d Of 4 Oaf 4 Per ccnts• • ..., ray onto t 7 14n toe ! • famous Decleratio.n . at' .'r ranktott,. their stgiei . ' e• P" °tisk Nu , 94 4 211 ~.' * ;Vellisill, -... l e t MN* r. .6 3 •4 1i. 5 *,•' 5 'quen't &Dilation frees' RI - principles, and the popel Denmark, &c.. . . . Lear. Ann. " DEAR COOSItf r :SI/0 hereby aequilat you, that I . _____; I___ -..........,....._ ...e.4; . -_ - ....;__LiAr...___ • apparent dispositlon eli‘ Met t le, there • i e ..-4 1 "0 as our royal wilt to fulfil the treaty...of . thel4th a( - •t H E STATO.IIIAN • . 'to think ). that elitield fingland, Russia, and Pao .. . January was communicated to yin en the *7th and • • ..'t ' • •. . . . . ' declare feelisaessionitioniddrbollottationidie4l4'' 19th at that inclith,and- on tyre Bth of February, ----:: -c -. • , ,Lr- ~..-; :fir -- ''. I ... .., . .•.. 1 ,_ . , . k _ - would senor expectation and countered i .: andiieinistitteVtroof pristriln Mit eThariffarect . - . • - ity . heir :tjetteL' g iving her • ultimatum in favour ad with respect 'to the tippeiettnent of. Comuniailimers * . .. • ~ • : • •• - 14) N 1)61111 ' . • • , . . .• •• for the delivering sip of the fortresses in •Nottray . • ' 'ffifttlibAir, StAttril e llk, 144. , . - .Of pette pen Cwith ffietti.eatk, , has already • been tarried Into execution, , and row - ..• -r-• • • • Thefillevrtigjedichrtrs reflectinnealatimprodic. ,", ere/ thereferei • lelteried to leave Norway* • Int 1 . The preweei of peace which - had cheered the _Hon of anible ootemporary ; and being-414e applii. .1 by these presents,. discharge you from the gentiiitt. lu x ua i arii„riree. firing humanity, is once more dark- .cable 6,110 etad of publle tiffs) I'S it the *Pent On* j ateM estrimlod So your superintendence. I,Va..4lsietc, • : • -. . • • ty ta you aliainceiast. satut i coorti.tiad . re i gotrat -. - ~, peed b y . theists i ntelli g ence from the Cosit:nent.- ment, we avail ourselves of thelestiinents Which he , our most heartfelt thanks for all. that yffe'lloe a rrhe - : . Pretelematioe of Marshal throne., the. 100.1 has to well expressed :---. . . dope in the important piet CoMmltted to yoer cioni;.- i ceedings in the South. West of France ) and the cir- I -•- •• When I re see we r tiet st Dto o pe4l o l4 , ' l id . Given in'estrinyet 'residence of CortetllisrEit 014 i *tons route fixed upon for the jeurnies of our ;Stafeimen, i Wbeekenumestri-mmetiensoc,and *ti t , 'soder out: Royal isiuul and Seal, the 22d •Feb. ISM" i'm m i llgar i p a p, ten d to prove t h e uncerta i nty i„ t dean, are e eett ui tt Zid t h e e t * lured ieteteete,:ef *. Another rescript folio-W ' ordering- ell 8a int •ablelt ibe - ^^iitiCal World is it. preeentineoteed.- . 1 dons, itivetivietille .0 k_ . , .lited a essetemellt- ` 1 • ►4.413.. latilitery officers to resign, in so far W l * is not el. . 1 .... 1 _, -- i _r;;;.,,...., _ Journals show the. indecision 1 Bowl of their fellow ' - . • - 'fir *Weil" featly done, all the fortresses, arsenal', r e d pro perty Indeed 611 M n/ 111$1 " 14 " 4 --- -- - - .• • 1 . r: , .00 appertaining to the orewaiju tiro lain of orp of the Cabinet, of which they sometimes profess 'to i e#spowis:ifbirSif.. (4400 1 .."4 . lipaii ; ,-11404.: 40. , tarp contradicted by the 2'ieess of the irrei t - ind begin to pity,•i f isitaii.....laatet t t; 0) ihit , . _ ..,.. TIP; • '''''.... .'- '' " .4 • 'l'l*c -4 '-'• • - ;-it - th ese ll4 the oracle ; but perhaps it is coeve- , wite b d bekip .v r elvors : e t p ot iw es • • .., : , erteeeee e le , viitesAminiossibwe .;,, *44)s, '. •, . .. L 4 . .... BOLOGIVA, MAIi6I 5.-At the hegini4tit. :in ' th ere r o p e , - w h e t le said hy the - V i m • of .OS .• in them trie tre * we •:- . year a paper , purporting to barna Order of ',die Dilt. , izo ora nin ing a .r... .c he from tire. French General Millet, cointnand4 o o4 . ll ------•° 8 contradicted evening scribe *sawed his !loaders, in the Management ef.n . ferve. lgo .:1 1 9 King's French guard , . wait hendiii about at • But as the King of iNaplecilad not then aposily.: • that the counter tevolutien . at Botirdenett Sad been ibe over-reachid in a ~,, d 1;•;. Akellillill‘ek broke with Franci s , an article in die O f f icial. Garsellt.ie ff ectedby the mediation of our military Commander. , eat - , to bring .a, -.; '... le7' • to . 6isfia soon after stated, that it oontitioOdsuppositioos Con. In this •respect, however,. It should .seein that this tit** tit¢n tint 4iiiiiiilC - 4'2 ."‘ ft *o• TIIII;a0 teary to the centimeter • of tins•tovapmelit' W e 1 venal slave had reckoned witbint his . hoitt s and ear- •• Or *Oise' , oreekii'ireW • 4o6llllloo.;iierrtoro . ir the have. now received this Order of the Dalefrom whic h ' . s.- ceeded his authorjty ; for, by the covet*. of that °. Centinettr belle . 'awe' • lortlifittlfor themselvel int. we extract what follows :-••• ' . . • - • " Ills Majesty, after his retiira to Mr dominions, ghostly high-priest of politica, thartme4 liihas been . i"rerittei and the . Diploatilitekatillhatillee have bees , was limited to the resources which they a ff or d e d.- I obliged to retract his assertion ) as wql 'be ,. aie . n by 1 dogig nothing,--ist least notigketewthe purpose, tka • ~ Yet the King, aoimateti by his invincible courage, I the following declaration :-- 44 We . . ..y . 1-sietestien of England haveiiititiatieiriiiiiiithe coo. '-• offered to preserve Itaty, If its defence were confided. from the Journal de Bourdeaux thgt. ' '.thst cite, and watching for channitili the desperate gape to him, in order to restore it to itiangust Sovereign. An ..-,.- • • • Load . WigitiltaTox and Marshal .11)telairoaa had tihich the Allies are playing "is s meareeed to Paris. It • ' obstinate silence was the only answer the Ring re- • , - . ..., . , I the committed tile, Airitish Government li b *Mir of- the has been the misfortune eft Inli . tigeitry, shift the • mutts*, The time elapsed, the•iiiiimny . advanced, • ~ • King's situation became daily racitireviticel. He re- ' B°F,o,ll°Ns. But ',respectable Mornie4Paper says, eneemoncement of beetilidipt - si . rrier to have hadan . . presented this to the Emperor. 'The answer was : that .it has received.a•Private letter frown Gentleman object In view more dedistlikelpte ''indemnity for long delayed, and it seemed to the King that lie was , who was present at the meeting bstiuen Marshal the . past end eecarky , for the Ohs,' words the Mes,,` : lolly reserved for the disgrace of giving up a cr ow " BEREIFoRD and the Mayor of Bourdeseti s tehich letter plaesibhil Ilitst.4o',/keeet . delusive, that ever were to which be had added such spiasidoor, to the first places the affair certainly in a differentiight from that framed by • Iltelo ligoose the ear, and wring person to whore it might be thought convenient to • in which the Bourdeaux journalist viillte and Timms the wait ; the, • leo,. w hg e . th e y i nsure t ii i ; • make a peeved of it. sews it." The letter alluded to in the Gaairier contain! appoletnimit, ‘'' iu ~ Am -the past' its not. " It fawned that 'negotiations were about to be tommeoced _7, bet the Ring, notwithstanding he had the followiog passage, which is deserviag of partici - Ur i hupwribtis thaw te 1 ...ti1t; . jLtits t t iniquity fir t . '•• so great a shire in the glory of the French arms, wail attentliati , - It states, that, 46 immediately after i faiallaiaink , teea. wet : . -.44`...i05ene011-i left in nacertainty, whether . he was to be allowed any participation in th e negetiatinsio: ' Consider on . • I the* fiist ceremonies were over, the - . Marshal entered fetsifo;i•l'llitewieis -.ow uri s t ''' • • • ''ciakit a g na o'v Into a moat candid and confidential conversation with the ialtii ' itiery unforselea l / 2 litinint that *hi ; one hand this revolting contempt of is 'Prince, whose. i , - distinguished services seem for tim e even on. , the Mayor. He expressed himself highly flattered . i l ec kgy a ceig ,in the seg u e tewojo a i ko r migOlp der his eye., the long shaken 'TWA, of the Pope of Iby ,the distinguished honours whiffs had been paid to Ito enrich himself by teiettil, , itilfht tit dotoisuallk, Rome is so carefully raising spin. See, on the I himself, and by the strong testimonies of esteem{ till he should , brash * itimisii 4 Optaiheefe at the iMielr other hand, how the Allied Posses; fie from abusing which had been esorolaad time& the British nation:, podes, for the cheese . ',lk ti todjiiiales. he might-10 t.. : 4 5. their good fortune, offer to thin go t * indorsed• bat at the same - l'Amahe reminded the Mayor, and : • in bod i ng a hole through • -- ;iiiiiiiiiri Tido pdroitii len s of his Stets% thspeaceof ...1. .„.• the male. • • 1 faience of his Crown, and the '''"' -'"' • 1fd.01115 • r Oentlemmifpeesent, that it did not depend 1 verance, under all changes of cireinoetances, k i a m a l ady % re. 'cis or on thnroesumanderli Chief,' toil etermine r itmoe , against Fritnue, §i.iitentena l 'ea *honk 4dal, ' while they at the mete time a', . • sometimes alone again st , Fratien in igettibittaii."o . ' • fay,-1 to begin hostilities with the 40,10 mod leAli,eeli•lieif4jefulptration bettreen the British at e! 1. 1,11 Europe,---and sometleiee*eaeltildnetiett irith ' In return for all this, only ••• MO . •-• and:Abose 0 - .010 *Witch KW* might be carried on. Pia" YOgi"IV" itl his 1 "0 4 ,0 . 'if" 411 ,* "l i t &adverted to the negociatious. which were said to be I .- Europe against France atener.fhle **My •; ' ' would you have done ? Would roe, Witheet hope at .... tit go in g on at Chatillon f o r a general peace ; and ,is new the fashion to ettiol hs the -atria:Elea; '► of farther serving the cause whicg he powerfullyand • . . . . observed, that they might possibly lead tothe oeces- laical wiadoeaolod it is held upf tio profit** / r • • ' • • ...`• ' ' 4 % nobly supported, at a mommit4isen Innumerable armies threatened the heart a Italy, when their I sity of his evacuating Bourdeaux." ' fallibility of the Prier system, le-intestaltly' immense masses had overpowered Swkaerlands Puled .. . The Coney* la ' not, however, easily dismayed ; plishing the schemes for the delleeramOe of i•• ' , the Rhine, and penetrated into that unhappy Fran ce, end boi l be bee had time to digest the wholesome which ' t he great - Statesman now litrtturie. --- '- which is rent by the meet ineleat emimntient s win") , d - re of the confusioe ecmudeso. ,theconscription'end the . a r . A hi s coadjutor, breaks out again In his usual while living, but on beholding them 'satin style, as follows :-" It is supposed that years ago, died broken .hearted . ' l'fne; lel! a . Wrists . la the cause, litikhig of the'. public credit the Imeeequeocet iii i . ' ' : would you,. under ;Lows XVIII. will proceed without delay to Boor- , and the argument is see nnity- he* .f. the to • t'''' '‘ *en circereeleocee, ..., i tr , the Mare fete of dealer, to give fresh life and vigoor t gy his presence : its advocates,--as we befit ,' . - ,-• si ,- •,' • ' Too aileron, the se e leer. subject ., your 't o theetinise and taking with him 11.- . Archbishop of Piri's death, and as Eiire s pit '• . • ' retitled rielitinscs, and that- of Ahem, brave rench. ' , 'that '.• •• a - MIA, •. 0 . to. Birettas . be will be crowned la! Boerdears by 1 Isevasystem of everlasting Wen .i - - 7• . • '.' ' . 1 •Na! you witild' ..t.• the save fr, -• •• 4 t ' e t r i veleteteeme , t er . le er. tt . sareation, and that Testes .ble Prelate ." Ithis is true; and-thus it ea , .`toilot '- • 1 . . tbs. . ItS , pier 4 tHe i;- te *rye \., The' Oerfusion to be drawn • front the above ea. , 1 inverted his CLONTIiritt.TALII ., '..:..'. '74 ..::, ti ei g i '4 '' deb I 'll6Wittlllll4llll44ilittlisdi tracti s, * the critical situation Of .'tote people of Sour.. PITT SYSTIX- Russia wag - ' *-• ,"•' ' ' .. k r 71 s t imag talnElolllollllo4 ewe ells osier forliete a ': ' • ;'deans.:! litevident that they have committed them.; invaded it-was burst' ant Of hi '•• _, 46 . 7411t31411R4 'MAIM 110 10 141Pre as eitY' betfeted 4 tiet . hram so far as the Mayor and hie trifle* can he ' ed-- the theeneereekik • fell ,; , ..eiell on flio, . ' illilltelit eedejo ;eider Teoteirlectiai', l efier ''' -.77. pm:primed to represent their eentkeents ; heir it shall ! swished iti , : , egdeeew-the Mlles: ere; bovit t ig -: .. diisissaidtkrikerieb Orin ilk Mige;' latkiiistAi iiis iot too pa y ad s istimu itiod a tfav a i o the e mir be found that_ the people hare bee* nothing more Peri; I-Noir, es pussy ' es •:tbe Al m . fir t'' .. ' .a74.t.w,legrolg i a ok t u mt ,.. ro m ent .0 Masts' .41.0 thin the blind instruments' of a Rouse], faction ; ' Stroyed Moscow i lni - Sorely hicii ittliteeiel si; - • . : lesechieri; bat It is new said that the Austrian eir- - 'that fection. t will . • only , hive. to dread the hand of and as surely as' AktekPrte Sustonseitiod • '.• • i .w f. . • iv, .;;),' r . . ..... ' • • • I ••• ilt• ': • • • • . s . , ' • • , , )•••' . - • . • • ..1 _ , • ' . . . It._ - . ' . .. -I . •-• • :. . •