The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-17 00:00:00

i ti. ~ ~~~`: ' ;~ ~~ 20.—Thit afternoon peror of Russia set ant for Frobberg, sear , burg, easompablad ky Lord Cathcart. The expttam Lion of an >i offing battle Ti anisette'. . The Satona ,ju Torre, observe a complete .nea trality, thou 0 *ampulla' with' individual ezPreg : sions of attachment to our cease. Sumany is by so mesas treated by the Went* as a friendly country. In Thuringia sist Vote/end tbsj bete laid oreily thing waste. - L : Reflects, . MAY 3. —yesterday, Prince Omelet 1 of Mecklenburg, a Lieutenant-General in the goo. i lsian service, entered this city free Gustrow. His Highness reviewed in Gustrow the two volunteer Yager corps, composed at Urea- and foot ; after I which these fine corps, which anteing to about 1000 ' men, set out on their march towards the Elbe. His Highness will to-day review the' regiment of infantry raised here, which will also to-morrow depart for its destination. Dessau, Ara 21.-T m he following Proclamation Ms this day been issued from the Rasblau bead :tors:— • - . - (SECOND EDITION OP TIIE RANBURON CORIMPONDiaIII OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. HANEURGH, MAT 7.—We have just received the following important intelligence, by a courier : Benue, MAY 5.—A Courier has just brought us the official intelligence, that the great battle fought on the 2d inst. between Lutsen and Pegau, lasted from 10 in the morning till 12 o'clock at night. Scarcely any but Prusiiians were engaged. His Majesty the King commanded in person. Proti. dence protected him amidst heaiy showers of bullets. We ~ are lost the Prince of Hesse: General Hurter. bein had an arm broken. General Blucher, not withstanding his wound in the left arm, re.inounted his horse ; and General Scharnost was shot through the loins. Our cavalry did not once attack the enemy's lines, being too thickly planted with cnnon ; but our in fantry and artillery alone defeate d the enemy. The Emperor Napoleon commanded in person, sad has lost two Marslial3. We rensaiaed Masters of the Field of Batik, end fired a rotund for Vidory. Three places were set on fire, viz. Naumberg, Lut ;es, and Weissenfels. The enemy had earlier endei . TO I'XI 0 mWit 2141112 ~• . . h the tee of this War several times SRC (vetted id eeeepying Afoot* plansfer a skate time, aid& bad been before evacuated by km: 'sod kal mist a Ord winiber ' 1 jollied _ .. veered' to push a reconnoitring pirty o f 60 0 men to ! of those ia:tabitaits, whip, Wend hired'sleni; had jos.. the . just cause, to he amaidli ononally diodes, et nations, but which is now Cut off , and most sur- . s of ! b oo fo bsfix.eamee. tleasoa prevent sods render. atrue: ties for the futere t toad to lace berme , dilater the live* Ow the Rd inst. Lieut.-Gen. Von Bulow defeated r and t many rariti.,...":2l:lB.l,4l4 is~aseMa isle • d oe . f„ n e dett i m e Ge h m r ; the Viceroy of Italy, at Halle, who lost three pieces ! been communicated to the French tilearadsz aid as en ear side of artillery, with a number of. powder.whggen's, ; the threats therein contained will he eatleated**ifis the Ilwatest • severity, the potrietic Germans will sot beet die least dials to 1500 men killed, and 600 prisoners. dread the /*rot:A when in power.. The King had made dispositions for atlacking,the (sp e d) W.AUVRAY, Raealea Moter•Gas. enemy again on the following morning. as/ Chief of the/111a of wittgaseie. MAY 3.—By a citizen of our's who at- TO THE FRENCH GENERA, l ived item this day, and who left Leipsic on the I vid . r i ti; (42 l l) :: I ;`,. as cwilli re := l/ i nf aw d oh night of the Ist and 2d, we have received the nal- ; Frateb Generals 14. - ve thoogitt. id ief a er tedium presses i wing anxiously-expected' intelligence of military , rested, or senor, because they d a &Weal stun • I the sacred and just taw w we deteid. Coast event , :- , ... • .• • . siei3 has thereArre anther teed use 4o declare se yen, r 66 U the 30th April, the PruSrialt ar Russian co,t w witness, dist be will exercise die KAMM w troops haring concentrated; advanced into the . plain 241er 4 n i !lio rene ners 'i t rimileir2.gids ' ilre to iut iffice , - between two and three miles beyond Leipsic, towards !h a the ithity earl i for T sity of rr o b a bit ants - Pepe, Welasenfels,. and. Lutzen, in order to and provinces wfids,have declared far the give battle , to the French who were under Ney, at' G erinallY• - ( bi g") Nanoniseng. on..dso noo k unreel 1 DESSAU, APRIL U.—Yesterday . from morning till night. t . , entarisen, betweft Irardic2o 7 rlF - mrtrotsPlrfontilmeti Lutzen and Weissenfeli, ti battle was fought, in ! sup , ,mrt Major. General Oppen at Wet . which the left wing of the Itosso-Prussinn army was o'clock yosteiday we heard a seeere engaged. The French were driven hack three miles, in the direction of Halle, which, and lost 15 (according to other scCounts, 40) cannon, seemed to approach . nearer. To-day and a considerable number of Prisoners. All 'the an action took place between the corps accounts which reached the Magistrates of Leipsie I General Kleist, and the French division,' on the Ist May, up to 10 at' night, left no doubt i seems to have been tke object:of the F' that the issue of this battle was a decided victory to ! Valle, and to form a comminsicetien the Allied arms. The details at the departure of our berg. During the action the *lase Fliaisksilorf informant were impatiently expected. Universal joy Was . burned, and the suburbs of 'Halle ; pre tailed et Leipsic." I the battle was terminated with honourand advantage Damnig, Aram 29.—Oar distinguished guests , on the part of Gen. K',,;ist, • **ilk for the oillcial bare not continued long with , us: The Emperor l detail!. • Alexander today dined with the King of Prussia, I APRIL 30.;-:--On the nth, the corps of 'Kleist, and and immediately set of for the army. The Kin g , ! nide ,it Prince Henry of P-inati, eleteged Italia, and who has with him the rfjoick*. part to-morrow. ,asi t tfseted troops have left , twantyrfotir BERLIN, MAY sic and Dresden, pected, say, that segment took place the advantage of . . advanced frOs_ wing, and drove, is their retreit set A letter fro. April 49, viva; attacked Genet*, Lite, with WOO melee lasted till , mew was Alyea tated to a.slteet ties by other and endless astentblages of Itagibbaten, - deserving the name. We are nut without hope of seeing Sudbury itself dietingeithed by a strain of oratory similar to the following, from. the Month of a Mr. Ryes's: 7. • 66 Leek at the actual state of Englind—the lower classei sulfating and tarbuleot; the middle orders *p ressed; despoulleg, and inert ; a careless and lade lept Aristecreay, sod voluptuous Court. To 'last Is the larger abere.of the,' evils owing?-tenswor, without hesitation—to war. Time ha been, whoa great men were illustriqns for • conrage—teariling-;• virtue—but now these high distinctions are unsought --unvalued. There are indeed a fei , r, and but a few, who remain untainted." In the same eloquent ten's, the speech pro- - ceeded : • ec If welook to Parliament for the redress of our grievances, I am afraid that we cannot always rely upon its interference. There have. been, and there' may again be,. Senates in which the liberties of the rpsople were the last and "least things thought of— `e public amphitheatres, where political prise -ighters have exercised their skill and streugth— liled by the rapacious % the needy, and the ambi tioney, mendicants for ofice, or combatants for Power," • Among ether admirable Reselatios the follow. lag were come to, As . kesolvod,—That die .ftit of sir alourr, Joingthe cor relate. of tier ropmesegi arising Oily fries the Septesehd and Triespial Ads,. which was no ludblopre rurthe Coo ititutiool eh oosefol bar of WIN, ail M lmeiot. re of aU our `t•. In vim NOW ours ens 11/11111•01111! slll•beihks ROisin and • with diewleoweis.bilutedis: . .107..,10.207.• •1. Ilaviberg and W ' • x rd to WAosol, _-•-'u , • ' • - . g ark% . • , „ - - . .•. , . S. GoLcerowiiiiiiii= HlFS‘wils .4. vi a li t *lt LA& • simPi lie ' 4. . liiiries4s4 . 41- • Kviti V iitoir . 04 gus . . Min, • .t Zt ar • s : . ,44416 iibettpillsys • iL i.. i e - , as M Is= I 1111 1 Selowerin . 1 2:4 .• • . . . ..-, -, S. Regina (bristi/a) Own* - , -•-.. - • •;, • ••• •,'•••• Users - • • .5... .-- ... Medlin . " ' .!... • .... (Oder) Stettin . MOW .- Outdo , .10,0112 —. __•... .'_ Glossa - 10,000 •.: - .. • (Eibe) ltagdebarg Ma ,- •- • • ---- Wittenberg 4000 , . • . . - itaniane, . WO% L Pruslast - troop in el son, vie. In tbeleur _feetresion at „ „,„, Silesia, Ind in Spisitiut, 'Thom -"'"'''' Colberg,Oraadents, . . - . Good Tola3-i-AMOO T*isp WM. • 10. There atie Sims is arm about WACO, taw are Maly to belong to the Cuaquetot. His Rayed Highness the Pdace Regent has been. graciously pleased, in the Dame and on the behalf et his Majesty, to give and grant auto Sir James Crag• furd, of. Ke is the county of Ayr, Baronet, and aim to his Mirnising uncle, Quintin Cranfard; 'Sag. and ' Caries Cranford, Esq. a Lieutenant' . , • . . / . • . , . ... . . .. . . ~., . • . . ~., . • . •• , isionims. • .. ___ _ _ _ __ _. ........ ___ • _ . t s .. *. is 11kewise Mae of a feetenele 114 4. . *1 " 14L ,. - 0 ,4 411.4 4 ' la d 'ilar. "11101111 0 H. -,. ...:, t r ..,,,-„•, , : Ai ' larewedo ho se hi aro . . Ge" ;I, rAis, arriml on the td, at ll o'clock in the . _....., _ ~ . 0,„...„. _ I( ,it isi , , ludo 641„1,..„1.41:..„,„ 0,.. ..v . rt. add eyeing, wad set out at three o'clock the fallowing p er : ts tbe iet 7teer o wstre sie i si tir i na la rt: 4 0 0t7.... , .., e „ : da. .................. ......... t. i .4....„...... ~,, ix. 044, , , ~,m . .. , , _ _ co, 7 1 4" - '' '1" iiiirroi.ig; they lodged at tke Post-house. 96 2 r. lIVIERNA, APRIL 47.—1 t appears that their me. and brisk eargements took giant '10.4111bl . ,it, I r t .. ; ' •lea lie _ ...- -: , : .,1 40 ,..„,, , „ ~.. , . 4,0.0 estadis of as • - w i will return and Halle, along the efeeetettt 4. NI - . " I " * N 1 jetties liih'eldell the e lle itaSilSOlgOannelaigtaheeenßatfiss4siaznesi and Prussians !forts we i r,' made on:,• ' . ~,, , .44-.4 dir dlit - . - ' lll. 1. - ' sea I "w ab t """ L " - ""mnlnN al tibe beto illisl4 rou g r • # t '.ss 4 4a : 1401! no 9 ' % ' _ , ... 4 4, wt 0 0, 11 40 ' , . 71, 1 - ~..., . 994 . "OW, adreearai ,pkill b./. been forced to withdraw from thence.— . o h ne, I , * . s :14 1, f - on s asea w gr iii , . , 4 ~._ : The Archduke Charles also intends to preeeed to ,t • 1. 7 r I it, , . 4,041. , ; mis 4 , ~• , ~ , - --9 , "11 Its leilliebries s bat . • Bohemia •we know that he is Captain-General al . vu „ - ~.et, 00, , tit , . _ lB :Ala . r „,,,,• _ .....,......., _J.. , . ....., ' . the kingrlom :heis to inspect the troops assentbled‘g - 40 7. " ,!‘ . Re. ~ , - . . gm" . _ , Its • Ito mid there. No son of a citizen can now be ezonsptoderikkAkoSP._____ _... _, —. ,-.- 7 - -, .. , orrircr W l ' l h aetemitlfiser , , ... 4. i Legio Iwo , from the recruiting which ls suing on in this town ...- sted to the neusbee l , a ,,. . 4 trig 4* .bd to a , 0 ,• • dis ...6.4. 1.0444, liolomi , so elan and the egourbsk A stint number of studests-have cud 2 11 thl the Free Cits -1 . --- " -- 7 -. " . prise* t f enrolled thetoselres in., thasJtuieN.h..Adylie c iak-a-gad" ra Mar 16111. . 111 " 4 . 9 •'. ', - • - • -,.. „... ...... ~ . - OutPliq' "I.‘ ' ' • 114 i r t"P ' i.' - . to .. ' - VAr tiliaL'. li -- . . .. 11' ' le' LT7' . . '' 4 ` , , A ' r„. . . ,4 .; .. ~.„ ~, 7 0 10 ' 4 .1 ` •r.., , , . ,et .0 lholons of merchants, ere alloWed to - eltdo "In , • mow % , :,,,. • ~.., T. ttsti .„. t as iiimalsissesiss 4f , . a giments in which they Ilko'to aririe, and, as prigs rt ~ „ v . i ____:_ 7 _,..„ .. ► . r i, ' 4 4 '''.l. , two %-rt 1 L ..., ' .1-14 Lak ' t: t h ikeverili . ,p . , ~ e 6 . . ~, V ) I.W/ %: : jo i Pik Wi l l " . , A Pir ..__ i ' 'WOW* ,4 ' wow r• ' 6 .. tffir own susgee tto t a . soldiers, enjoy privileges imitieh have hithe rto tlin'fba ' ' ' el . reserved for Gentlemen Cadets, Or that . - ii, _4 41 4 11 P115. 1141 11 0 ; 00 •1 1 , - - - -.. • , It" Me ' 4+ o, k • .44111 4 10 es , 1116 e 6111111 hto , *bee ia .. officers. . , ' t4 4lffitighoess Trines • 3410 . 01.11, 8. .. 1 r: *qui' I YIIO 4 8 4 1 0/0"1 ~ .. • z• • N ' • 31. r. -. " ' len W a 1: 40 " 1". • . aiadmarible isiarst•4oll2: 1th.,1101710 . a ..1 „ t ow ~. ' ' , •.la ~ • ,•,, A 4 .. , fa! .1 ,1 . 4! . Or • .. , Fnarrarour MAY 4. We hasten to comet , ir-r- ---.--- . „,,,, L A 44 - ^,• , ....44 , , ii , , . . •114‘ I.—Wo baoir.roalkod the tee the petty ' ' . 1 . 4ewn, ate to our Readers the fol Winitatelllphite ifAll4 . auMter or a *On, as Denim r* _ w w-77 • c . "pr o We ), 40 ., . aiWio - iieg.„oo_, ,11 1 0 t i liiiiMl.. l 7. .. . • feud de biz Excellency the Moshe Dull a CastiOrt.' i 1 L,, fi1i. : 2 a g e. a .,.., ifili ,. . 11 ,41 7 d h a U de " e t ' z p • ; I to 21111110801, We19 1 % 9 0 9 9 my it 4MNIa *a maw • 1:13 aired this evening by a Citiriar:—.. • I bad men".n.••• .• •••••",.,. E ___ ,...40 4. 44 amines , ns est tour *it Lima apietbdrom , . . ii. .. ,„ 41.21 .„,, . L .,,,,,,, May I, rtisen thibeitiWttelkoaten. I *Watt floAda.L. WW2 mum ' _ . ~ 6" t h ..,. • ~ , • . I , ~. nrt • lOW inht4* . -ead died A . ' '' ' . oral, is MY DEAR Duaa,—The Emperor' blei.. ... 4 tmalat point; ' her same *lt eadare Ilkent* I' . . . 0 . 16 f lot. ; , ..,_!? 9 PR. . , . ~ ...09 1 ,499999‘1 2 . . ,;., , AO r Airs gained, in the plains of Letron, the usserliellUbmcidirthirdabod &to, n ski as eepremif _ . ... mason .4 4 1 40411 1 r10. 1 140: fitlgOin t Addi Irmo earr;. • hi/WV 00 ewe- victory over the Russia* sod Prussian at::i tif . h a re hew pbe isermwe's mg th f ltrOtir t a= a* . .on *sal, ott reiiri _ iifati ~, ___., . .. 6:.; . 1 , . branded by the Emperor Aleasnder sad keel l as uga. ilie .eletit,, •'' ' l*Ord Ir. in t ii,iiktvii kw. *AT Fr 416 •.1• • . slllo*l6 ' . km kaki an dm im. otAlle Prussia in person. The Emperor is followhig, 'ind o or r Ithiretate• rno 1 , 4; ‘ ' . ilm) z • erg " *i'l i l ie t' bitot i o• riMun C or ti ce eld be . : 14thou tT 4 . , itrc k i -. ' COW PES TlTSjafr i l le °II ' . '4. '" 4l l4 fr i ..., ~, 01/01.1. (W O N " " ALEX 474 D illi ' 1. ''. 3. ' I dbtaah 'llmeagitagi4 wwat of the igiA lki,Messi ~...m t , 'h . 6 radelts .. ait u e l kippi;im itiostrzaui , 46 eh. Pel " c°l4 14e " fributeh Wamt°4l " l. l Elbe t - o 7c rupornioltre Ow seeelyi , 14 .1filitY 1, mor s bed sh..zr c t ot 14 1 04 .4:tr aul ,-- vw star eirg.ii % 1. i _ 'dog -- I strong pest at the .point jandiViritik lbseg 'sq lopes . , :. gam untelpig . ~. —.......... ' ingLIG° 44 N D 1 . 4111. v• ". ' .10 . . 4.llWii le , l44cktlle: litteritsd only that te•Snins to otutilf her beats, and .. , ~ • MOM*. . .. : • soldiers. w themselves e• , —....-- t rt. . : , ii. in grusur, pa rzig i _ , thed4plerten. flaraeouene, MAY 11.—On (he • 7th, the visions " ' I. el ab lera le tYO. se viofta d wa n d d ed so to bo t i h d tv ia babli sfmar4 ;tbit se th ramt e latter its. 'nenconir G eope. • ~. , . liclowski,welorliho Wel Illesemei. pushed forwaid their advancedere. Posts "'wil ti ng of their resereeV [Jere sr sharp: l , l qrallall tdxdt .lis • ' PiiLl.:lMA l NTh ismie ßt NO' ' ' ilialL , . ~4 ? •D .: 1 1111 arasd na d . ' Nootekk• op the t os iga Zr euri t i o .b, Helens, widths `en-shat of the battery at Oex- I which tb p Kenoestes dispiiyed NI itailot i - •• - , -mai. -4 ' ~ ' ‘ . los ij ma ji m i taid i se di • yi p , SAO la kook ol the haven, and obliged our picqoets to retire within Ike! and after 41:peodlng all their ea . o tiitil ilte• , . MEETING Artiporien. ~, - -, ~.r. . Wit. gates. On the Bth, about 1110 G infantry an t i .4*- I . barked and returned. The • bed MIT killed ~ N o t oaly ear &ISA., best ..160 VeStietti ii i es . oo t 1= Simi Mk all'it maw mi le , l e ft b ank do. 'very, with two pieces of cannon, advanced, call 29 i and wounded; our loss *as, dill MO Ole" alld Ind in gnash will,:bliked_tilliblW Wet the battery was nearly demolished by our treepas !t en woun d e d. .. ,- .. . . i r " .4: DrERFROI4,IIII9 NeY , siu - t *got - 11 =fg. fight . a tows Set ehrip IN, 41 . rav161.1641001114 almd- as ...., ......,,, and only one 12-pounder mounted, Major Emit- i A zALTIIIDuRa I Aram 49.—'11te irtsbi Jess, ; mut e o s *b . a mmAigaikair ig .. 2 . 7 adu i rasatie. t yhm . t= 4 "raw ' singer seeing that all resistance would-be useless, re. r and hold in greatatrength Schnoolsie land Fekseebeot, ; use h alm ns p ne ig nea d) ' i o n t o g o d a le 0,04 7. S clir P 4 Besasi. mow twin es me oat solved to evacuate it. The embarkation was covered positions which they Mid la 1806. They . well as the ostssity, o i gemoolog dio maim " aver. . L amt. . . atom -- moidi. by two 6-pounders, brought ea ihore from one o f , the same I seem to have quite lost their courage. Our adraneed 1 rop d eo wh i ch, i f law kit to its - i4 -- " trat aver I di ilo_riler r i tte epgsf ie *: , , . oar vessels of war. ... i , posts daily bring In numbers of "Oro trod What"; every thing valuable brioro it. Altbeogh the Mayor 1 Motbr i Teoirri, lON Moto il - ifi6 " Ps= ea 61 , . Reports from the Elbe stet%• that the Freud had yesterday came in two ammunition waggons, 6Ofor d o p l ace re f loo d to a o a fig es it ag al, the for m. I a p. Poniatew- 10,00 ... •fitcceeded in getting their sass across from Marburg ficen,: and 30 privates , who were taken by the Nor. I lion of many GeStleetett of the .I:st,coutiegueuers IL NI .• to Wilhelmsburg (a small *l an d belonging to Ham. mil Hussars at Eckaberg. within its walls aisd *lofty, to disarm the abject ez .„,.. Buath lw , k le .bei l l "' el. ' allall 161181 " . " , burgh, and opposite to it), upon which General' D ,,,,.,. A .. eg g m . ills. before 1 ......, ...rita.....—........., yesterday o f p erl i soae o tory aeon% yet some sawn t h em d e . p---, Irettenbern proceeded across with all the disposable hee6„4„. cor ps and the whi t ing trate were Meese- : term i na l t o proceed t o th e hape r teet a i d to , ' 0-....p0 156050 . force be could collect, retook' the island, and even ; ed a - t 7 4 ;;;; I , t ; megdeberi. The 'missing carps L ., ..P Subject without him. The amiably was pre, efekteaaorald aid seeamtrintamm.roildlortmt.w4marp. advanced as far as Harbrg. • gell The Duke of Cumberland arrived off this island ' Vaso been increased by some thousand* of Prussians over by M r . Rummy the nephew and gedoess (as es d"lt isesetse he m st a dd . sbe Issaseeseepa l m w itiw " w ora t essasiztetat wm a c h 1 7 a rb h ussians from Wittenberg, and by WOO . we b e li ev e) o f the late Sr CLlnatir TRArgotiis, s *Aran* ad of Empire r aell audiensth on Sunday morning: his Highness proceeded in the Baschkirs and Ralmecke. , ! the chair was honoured_ by being &Edema to a jht,iimbrw aseloseers. t . " l " grall ' lstab k • ill. ilitr Ye Ximplien frigate for Cuxhaven. DRESDEN APRIL tO.—Thia aftOrooga the Do' strain of sound logic, orktek was trod will be hard- ItiesosotarPoleillati=ll#lll9llllll4 - ' , Perot of Russia set oat for Frelibora, moor Alio". : tated Is a 'Pert time bv other and endless asierebleges .. - . - - . posterity 9411 . 9044 . oilers w k wi r kk o otea tv e 4 A Petititin te-the theseeld:Conneenn !wit Oity reeented, tettint•Migir#lllo'6l4alwell *hick ve how become istooloyt o llittiori colonel enpitrattid pica4lllllooll% ay. - gig_ ~~~.. ..IA. ' ~ ...vl►. .__.a;..~~..__. ... ---, lihasamow, fif tautly ()Valued far Itat* Meet*lei ogled a Dabble Lent; *lll6lli. 0:74:0 4 40/ 11 mal aid qid subsNtg *Aso 44.0 oildi 1 1 .Pec u • rty soma .'"" s4s.l ‘ l7l "g e7itei. c r`F.Tri=,',7l7".l.l:::reim:rdird.l77:l; — 4wirsi • Esq. and to Charles Cranford, but. a marmoset- watt General is the slay, only surviving brother of the ...r d owea Gewai oo, I sL f r e e l 2 / 1 1. see us sne wnosl ll° I° , es as us o F°P" porikweet,.. °ll°"talu sit t tb s ee p /s "L a ' b ee % ° 'said Sir James Cranford, and to Charles Cranford,.; Me perms to beer. when Nay - ast *we I- we minelves to ner Co ii mil Robert Cranford, and.Aleicander Cmatird, minors, Web' a tt a gn ies t to to ea* Whet, alt anopeet ne in Mare, from km sone of Major l fsenetal Robert Cranford, late bred ad. Coast Widen. know. eitalleetlesi soil lint we will east oenelves oily In •_ L ~. .. , mss _ . 0 , _ " eis 'Oh OW ie cal behalf ef *new" **jive wiaeiesi proof, thstikey are the TIM 01 the laid Sir ..ra Uinta ro, woo *ten ~suttees on wilealea of Coyne's* ii all its brantlies• tai tie &cited &Otiosity es he was reading his•divislon to the as-,. ellieein e wnvossi. Mode ef PeagewwweLdiifno• M a . w ad i * u m ifi ng i vi d e .,Thig se e wwwe a • c iaisalsoti et Font coo . sa_n a ltzt Ciodsd Karig°, on the 19th Jan. 1812, Ms Ms 0 iiii Ow teens 101014 let the tease of the. pe-eple, is saw ertome 0-,,--„Te" 11/4111 Licosee zed Authority, that they . dio i ef abgligstit fir tie °Wad" awd "MAIM et im and , their less* say respeetitely alarm and use tbil, iy A ritA y . c ons o m don , ef Ferbeaseet *mei be &Wes* . evenin • General owsesad a" " T $ 141"1".1 . se evisre. haril ika m re disit iramed moline.ii imetr Wait tos ser altrali vrauf gaa nga er . .. Giuntelt,moinionraddietiotnheitor adoetlscebneftorfer.trtsl • .., . ... difirrs w lies GraisairesAmeadeC • • • _ _ iiu _ , *p.m .. ... ......,...r... , • . . "F a • of . . ifettin. Since 10 ties : tad bes;4, igesgrity, 50 N af igilleelit, fioniithealtditit'leidtf. iiif Cranford, in OW sent ryOM Clinwellade Ow* not diesel, metedationot.:W weave Wee* oinelives, j Amia rkl4l6. g oo dish chlefieheef die Ism in the evening, lie lbe aests~tM V i r s 4 e e se L e le nirdlelhese " sel f ** . 8 . 8- " "blit.- ttentitryAlte ' aitgani° ll it." of David 1100 0 0( 61 e , a ... ~. . . ty we learn that •. , •.. . •--• •• • • Heels a s phis, la 'the :corps *f Lialio• rile Y P ° tr° • °ll i c°l4l4°°/alia.' liolyrool Da Aarik•eloten hundred and twenty 4 *mono*. it tion of a pliant Adateal, .stew air ‘ tiwite,'thr i cat e t ett ; :i o c • •• • tv bi tt b a m en gi ng D s • po p rood i to ta k e Enlisted *sped: troersilits to do,* Ifdty, : , . it - oid i n e ti t on loth whom. becomes 'ae, Al friesidekalwircrisntrys stet only' to • _tiordabiest of *sr to Vrt-Y.l. , ..., . - #.- ~ . 12 . td. yolVat . , , date April $ is wardialaielt,; power, . fo. protect mut atipporf i t ?oa . hem • and to dater - • Ise If Paseendorf st ud y bet . best Iniliteats,' hat tar pte _. cer n Ai tzto new ?riteOotlyciaroscli sa ilor : of down to nsteritz r i f i lis ' and ati. ,1716,,5id ‘ recorde. ,dia Attend advantage . t ic ~ 9 "..1TP0 P „ i ll - ___- „ Loodos. • '', l "•? 4° A ..°'ll. .e, ~ ~,), , p it k r the Adel ;lieges w It w nun Mann , CINDpUt. Aiturimigin• 4., •;' A M r, g b i am a ih lit Ch su po s it t . V. S. has re. A 1 , ..i il : os . es 1... si... tilitrol a comma's was dm . .. s _.a..-1-...l ....irk. , C...rdirr, immivollai called a ,t/r.►llliklaty..„,,:e,College of Arms, • - I set off for the army. The King; i i aids it Prince Henry of Kuala, sirtored Halle, anti' ;71 1 , — "1=; 0 4.7104 4 ,wi r55 ; fir h i e a tm Vim iwrr."trt " - I."' ' `' - i / W 1 - s ii," p l a i te d" near Pig tT P WmPtillk , , , gaily aattopNa • . , Lel the Crown Prince, will also de. ! were received w" "'nixed rliciivlWP ' ' *kir &bps , i . .. ,, i ., . r. Since yesterday nearly all the On tire same day the - town Wet lattacked bl i the w* ,,,ft.a4 ) ,.. . - ' , ... : g ibli _ dthilet ' llta . P l odo rimw44l • -,s47",,ipie'litieerdikaitigal"tl ti with us. . enemy, who opened upon it with iweotyrfour pima . • . 14 4 1 4V0 4 , *, .,-----. .i i v •• -. 1a ., eivnised. T he lot .** This great abiect i lalft11101 11 Mr7"t° 411 .1i 14. - 1.4r ---, 11P.8 . 4 .1 11 " 1 ""a. eaftilorr hairk w-w— eitili Veit is aqui to that Y 4.—Tbe latest accounts from Leip- I a etuilion; , It was the corps of their leesol of Italy n, the confir ma ti on of which is ea. , w:io bad tim.rched throogb . tite,Maifoifghll:, .tefritoryt England, so i t is itha;iiidleptitlihtice 'Pr irrw_ i .e..." . .r7 --- : - .77,E,.ragn. ,, -, . , is .on the Ist of May a considerableen.l probably,with a view of ioiwies. Nil, and Setttllns_ i An the asaatry gni ttei ' ' ' siodAlledt -- mid 44 • "'I" diata.-- "• • • . I r . , dc • , ... .llrected9 piece near Weisenfels aid Pegau , to 1 Tberringip. The action relk,ttediirflott • Milli Olt the with an ea bitliCOtrisiloo.,. At U .; , eibrl o r. ~ ~ 1 ! t o t the Prussian arms. ren. Blucher! 'Jour of rjr troops , ' * ha , gilla4klY thre°4o Alln trawl (Oat plaair; . is mot tits es Km mil t, ' i 144 .wat , 4 : i g r a. : lain k es , . Grimm, attacked the breach right ' loin , : &wielded b"ersi et the wwwiWY e t t emul l 'l l i Morel feline tits*. ' 0 tragic * hen toe "Mg VinFllnoo ‘l4lleiree forte. eit 'wet three leagues. Ti. reaci! and annistind him to ' refire tb rlitillUdarir:7 ll •lP , 40 ; it a t e .o l 4 , , flioqi4;ol.. *0 ivm+ , f 4 0• 0 07, , Ei le i l *lf.,4l4 - ...papedo at e fi re to a n A. dit toes . , reonined iasetisiderios the 2911‘ .. „jtotta 4117.09 , 11011 elle 411 III& ' • = 3 . Yili t imeepeee• '' AtS44 1 6 1 , 11111 "" 1 a Pranks ogees, - &ttitl Gm's*, - *ALM • MAlr l i - " 46 1 0 , PllO2 t* wf tiollAsiKlaeit' in TaX,,aaw4: diliogiaspow et . . " 6-1 ". _, .-.,4 i , , I .-,.... -I' ~.. w— , • `I .` '• 4 ;"* • . 66 Yesterday 11/4111004 thellitA 41100iftqr ti , stilt try•kotti_ witwilipeeps,46P. tii• !Wit i .., '' . ls*, ': Mout,' , - gal lleirt, iv, the bridg e : nor !. susteareedietiitile(Peeida, ***Nowise into 406640 ', ~- 0 , ;14- , , : , 6 :A . ..A''' . ;' ,T • ', - Oak L e l 1 " 41 P • ,vililmiest PO men, and 111 pi,ess of , NI NPN He was Go limil •MONftw WO** aided .sie too • ' .., ' , ...k. 'PseN4 I half-past i lij the evtitipl a ',Rst* L lintAker %I .u • wit rot side lb Alt. - ' ' 4 " . ' ' . .—,,Au . .: : !"" i r JAZ' iset. • 1 • me batk. laiiiiimass lailii .000 Proleskdirohli •.' ..11, % • • • •• . . a .• % t • • , *. . I