The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-22 00:00:00

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SWALS': XllP.kttikte.F.k. t,..h.1.; ;. • • ..., t 0,.;, i soil of Spain and Portugal-hen do I' l l s w i ra . , l49 : l6 w i tass L e/ C° l4lll4ollf O ' Bistras • • 'Vap,',s' '•... a • • 9 .10 ,4 1 41 r• - , - • 1 7,,,,, • ~ 1,...i _ _ .. . ~.. • 'sow ,;" •- ' .. . • tie,' l l' l ',• ' : - t i,e people, have' always witnessed • the *ort.; _ lie- • - _____,... r aeia a gji e Aar • si. ..2 , ,' . 7.. ~.• ' , ...M I ; .10,0 0 .., .• . • .1 . • •,. ••t : : 7r. • ~,,, • .., .Toesdav; ''• - • *anti • ,I, ~ .??.." --,.", 1 ,..,`.•, ~-,,- ( .-; ': .... :, • - ei.sl4oll .. . . -, • ~ dee& '.. li k i • C1 1 ATE. ,7,. 4-'. ..4 -4. -, . • to btu, - ' Ajpoodtoit . . .• ' -.. '. • . • .`• . ~„ . • Wantons tit bd . . P'e 4. tithe In • • habitant of the mountain is secured* ''.i.t a l.. - ...... ~. , . ' ser if .. _ - . aoh. . . v ,....„. • .. .. is , . . 1;. if ila ma em. at.•trerzy se imp esete i eget tte roi te: et . • ''' • *-. ef the bl ~ , kof inaccessible rocks, the inhebitant ad • -.. ..1.. .__-________--- - - - tallind asradait ... . ~ 2 - , ,ti ,, . -I',-,*„.,... •-. F ri t st leet.t t tqiir r 1 . '" ,...1. , n... ,. . -.., "1 1e ' t...43r - his lakes, his woods, and morasses, foe 1 4't on.: i- , - •• ' oer ' "," c rb ' esides the advantage of tnore easily cola ••.,,;tr. : , ~ a , LONDON: ... ti ...2 1 . 4'4 . ; '-‘ . -'. 1 . it illilli t nit. '...- iti l lial ''; i ; •• '' ';''',".1 .4 %.' ,''-'• if, i l ea . 4141ebtelk.1".1, • " 446 f a. aa el ig4i tr a w . 1 ....::„ . .A ,:* • "' • a ' . '.' " • " .. I ik . *. '. ::, „. .N. a I fit fis• ' a nerd ~.. ••! ' • * th e .....c.. e ' •- •• ' • • ''' ' o'",. '- nu ',,,berg on one point, which the scatte . • - 4 „ .. ,,, ,, . ~; i; iIATITAD. AY, 111AY wa n assgarr.. ! •4 , ;.., . ......a . ,tr a .. ' :----;-' . .! spa* eneeptna.. ~•. - . ---samee-- ' '....r .':.r ''''':' -. 1 .• ':. • The College Obliesi met OR ~ - natant . . .• •• .. • -• ' ' •• ' '''' - ' • •• • . . I ' l'II I9r : the mountains do not permit. • • w•sa n „ L b , ~rt. 0116 OD MlDeDitil. , . t il i i tai k i ...! . • i n the one hand, the assailant has the 1 .., ' -Awe 'Berlin . nobs, - which '•=wo •gloc:forskahriu ter some 0 44.440 b a t_ „or . -,., - . *wow •• , ~ .. tile eel , egie " Net 004614 . ...,,••• if age ' ll : 1. no his point of attack, on the Iranefeast, bof considerable lanOtaeoefeik - -: , w o e o w- ii, rid d e d e „ pee * . , e ,t , . 4 . 9 eostoewlessut t ., "do :. ; ,.. i . , 1 • repeat eieelet? of t . h . e Pro . ,_ , stiliall . . 4 l4 , „„ , . , 'llif: ifir."- .th.e.fßessiello,l44l.,. . ite uLlo rote n t-r e • ehi : ..04.04 - tipt . the Reseoil •' - , -. 141 -7 .-, .., c aßela h l k - .T catket i r L' e ti v a la r eti, • 111) ,E,pHst o ti oritiesmra pe1, 'Selene 10 - ig h* .• ( , • . , 1/14,,ece°01f cc.O°Lstiri, fortitude , exasperatio o, the ..1411_ ' ••sonrees on . the spot, must ultimately gi . he of again being visited by MS. iropepeft. ,. ~. , e moral biro , cooloyew cathaird o ok e., , iisoi sotteivs, , . „%atavbidimie °total,. . .. i . '.. ,opotiority to the patriotic defender of his name land on . 1810s-eo is coalition of the Allies turns oat highlywookeefeleg e , . . Or, Irishmen, ewes taw or will • 4*-e l ey iwielliciele r, ~,.. , ~. ._ 01,04 nd) , _ . ss, • s, , .. s s 1." . wed iii - otte ipinion is likely to eed..iolailormes, yey Ab et di . sit. , . 7 , •ppon p ;lo o s a te st. ,i , . t;rovni v tile t He ll s i o rtiad ‘ s id ior a lleeFe i4l . 4t ee me,. i t " te ee r m he hifte sat ut l i s ee4o l l, 4"l' pc . ner . ~ ." - .. I: ease preliminary observations, follow th e . 1'; • .- servants '; , , ~ 0 r Blelksort uuld . ~w hich have gone before lt.: •effse seop t iee twit . ye ,_ o w .. e: , . upon 48 . . ~ .f. ' .. 441 , sad . tos•Of *Lay Rowan pniholle Paerspr.osipnassefsr • • ....,, ; et eta pi lie qualified) ii and of Privy 0W1%411101 ut Ast' l7 •' .. . ' . . ' ••• -.•, ~....i.‘.iisetrionS to be observed in calling out the levy-nt.• .11,,these. after .thw : battle of Lute' %Wet- - . ' • 111 a tittle ' ti - r i fi lidi which the Secretary to the Lord Lieolenant to WOW.- iii , .. '''' Mk which the following deserve notice t-••• mil?.. .ella.. lea by BONAPARTE, , a;; ; sta--- „ -, , fite L ev y-In-mass shall have no uniform. - sees-et the conduct .of the Emperor . Aezzawnla, agailndastfteeivaikpoe:‘. rote _ st g - • ,ce= a ; L . '? ,_...•• 4 nr• Pah ' 2,_riee c ee emi lko ii ril eoln,,,ei3eig;_ . . „e l , . ~,. ~., : , Il i kiw i' '•• 8.-Provldot.,ittatObt..iteertag ea . lb w:, 7 . 4 .., i5e i,;,, .. ,• , • * . ! a' bi er declares solemnly , that he will cause " the A.ng , F e h -. , ... elbeteinAe-compliments him at the ewe" o f th e at ed ye with este Were g ' , &belt .to im cosv a ; ji l t:44 I p r i v y cevee v . . ea One each & am , to A li t , ~ -aAm tw Istate ntimlaus___„t? sVglanaang• . , !1i,n, 1 1."' * awl one suds ,toehap Catholie, - sheil be• of tae . .. , Puled ... • reprisals to be exercised upon french ail* Of PV/1111A 1 cannot but glee all•11#011 .ggimik pains*, ~::oust severe . ProPoTo• •.,. , .., , ' . ;- • 1 ' Ali Oran Bri n; and le ireftWa. tee 'Chief Secrilotte. or. a-,' , l i io nets, in every case where the enemy shall dare . . -... ~. • ! slusetaameete spec i a ll y as we find th ;lgtilliel-amitslaise ... Mr. no! mita the provibut-qbeigkin..... • A tong, Protestant ovivxc..ounottot • •nott oae•sieh ninon con* tle- • . , eet a id; more harshness tow. to w ar d s any man of the ~,„• • . -..- ,:, „. ; „:. .. Aindastic, and one such !Ay Ramat Cosbolic. .- i t + 1i,,,,. • . . nor. ‘iventeiseln.b..nqat y p,ropioswo - an oulttitiummot goner la wens Bream; Wet Seetetary,er in ens /themes. , taken prisoner, than he does towards. i s ralL., dJaresnagully af the Prassll,44oerlet'reitard 4119 P, isi ,,, eu ,„;_ :41f* ' ,i ___•__E- • •_,. ~...i.,,, ~. 4.-finelosuri of State, gr in his absence the Senior , cltim i zi „.,..... •taFt whe n • and his Majesty ex- tit their behaviour in the late great.bil . krii Yd bare m oors of the regular army . .. - ''' ...--- s h o rt, r the orignaj, motion until Saturdah. dm dth'day,o(o 4 4sSor Cnunn44l"nr• in Ireland, tuba . President of, the Boot&• , F - R e in . " f f O kie4l . l eith June, whaivaiiittled unallitlitiliq• • -i • • .i.:ateiv ones, - • .. • • '.• ' I . • ~ ~a 4.l , Ponsco to Me Majesty to resoke Commissietts, - and asti4 - ./ ....- ,41 that e very subject will make known to the i * King a f IstuisstA must ;di lair and approaching ruin ; n la it igilriSteg . . Mr. RAfivit pee lustiCe .oilLustibion to the 'fottotr,s; , 6.L-Proitted iblit inch new C ° "" / " lnns s ha l l ligne'r e ih 4 i t ' 1:,....!...5n A u thorities, any excesses of which the fie „,., tr oops may .. bs guilty towards individuals of iet.shio. d•be so. It is the effect f areehlreelealini v - tag eff,ft :ww, • ....,... . • ... ~ , .., • :„. „ .„ . , lakv after tbe revoratien, and that enfh Itnard anpoloted ht c• Coronsieslon shallanntsin Roman Latholle EcelettiW,laj • • /beer), that veprt r •earti, within 24 hours at furthest. " thaY be inflicted on Frisch • 1 * C i-r*lni:euutrUtt; Ithettlerttlrnittitis ' . ''' ''''.1.4161114.11161".."8"0-4414•6; '' . '.; - ' .i !' ' rd ; 4011144 Aemen Catholics, and Priry*Colincilkirs. ns idoccaig,„-e.- ~. .1,•• - .0 11 • t it .• tt - i - TX', the 11 ""raY* al Pi.limmt" PI. ' • '`r .4 t MiX d r r- - ..l.=::ll6 olll , ll4l ollt ot kit." l.6o .! **ls r alik V* a. • - ._ ' • .1 • • , : life r le the-sant cetrrse at all dines . a"Ca wg sip 0i w e eatertataed relative 1 0 th e c a ~ 0 e . • I- tierlio, May S, 1813." - • t rt , "lA. n: 'OO sad swear; that wiUr . A instant, the 4th , people in a moss , may flatter but if it Ise expeCted to • ' '' .bil'omilomeol Dor wasioljr Rekkition adaeSees* enul roi affectiod, prelabfe Of who, to any person Rat . . iiRLN, MAY 8.-On the 6th - • • f a i t h fully east Impartially, and tb the best oprir jedgrota spet• \ „arse battalion of the•tife Giterds arrived here save the capital, it will deceive. People in a Masa After a variety of other beano n had been disposed •diocreites,•ekeeinf aid perform .the duties.og 9 . ' cn!etantooer ) ..,,a K o o m sberg. and also -a marching battalion of never yet saved a !bite from ruin. Tit* French of, the Board adjonseed until Saturday neitt. vested in me by vino* of an Act of the fi fty-third of his Majesty, ,•1 .. Witted • 4'An Act,' do. and will hbeestly add tot" 'advise hie i . 4 's:tsians. On the other hand, the ad . . battalion of., leatc h e d. I themselves could do ow good with :Mete force ess • _ • • • Meese, in all nantlers'whicli shall Conte before mom a Comnsts- 3dbrigade of the Bradenburg Alibi's, NitV4li. INTELLIG sm; E.. .. sinnervqder the said Act; and that 1.-will not, directly or i l f. 1 1. *wise. By the half-unwittingly d iscovere d secret of directly publish, disclose, or make known , except to kis Us- cf. far Spandau. - , , ~,..,.., , --anne-- - a -i. jesty, or by lk is Majesty's command, any, iiiltter or thing what- ~ fhe Prussian Captain BischoffswerJer has arrived i " intelligent people smiling at the expressions dron- - • • - - come to nay iiiiiawledge by mason , $ *•:re with dispatches from head-quarters. T -- 641 "" pad at the corner of streets, ag." we may judge t ) . :- passe d through for Copenhagen the Danish .packet:feent •Rio Janeiro ; she was. taken file .14th :..iiiiii,r...aseipiersce-el: ray being a Consinimoisersinelex the sold - ..,.. whit tbe populace of the Premise capital think of• alt., in lat. 6. 26. South , .long, *B,, g. West, by the i i l i ; Ly Ro ma n oath Mic CoMmoners to take also,the Tallowiwg , 1 • ) Gsbinet Courier Gaus, on his way from Dresden. the state of its nation'eaffalni: l 'Allbere are true sons Anna Conda-brig privateer, of 400 t0n5„..1 . 8, gun!, i.eath tee 1 ..:, ' 1 yesterday were brought i n here from Potsdam, on.. nine end twelve„pottnders, and 120 men , taut 7i dayal . "It t ti ; t 3 •_..a a'ssr' law' "that Lam reamed pf a freehMd landed • . - 1 of their countryin tuts . , other'elf 'the world besiderm Milan' [or, in Ire and, as the care may be] of err an escort of guards, armed peasantry, and I"le' ll:tehers, 420 French soldiers, 8 O ffi cers, 2 pieces ! Prussia, who may. not like tet bayoneted in the' from ... 'B°."°°> . ha 3 t 4141 • n'l°sl° no o ther tniltrlre . " -I stot los tban,loBK. a [or, of 20,0001: itspetedlnt&ProPeilYs . 1 Before tee packet struck she. engaged the A me rican ,as the ease any Mei" . A s • • a 1 howitzer, and 3 tumbrils, recently ' streets of thei.r cities or habitations for the faults e cietao , one hour and.ashalf, brit the killed ; and woonded on Oc r t a h ad e to be . teved by Commis - it) dl- SO - itilh'isther, sa d • • . taken at Halle by General Bulow. - and vices of their GoVernme,pl. In short, England either aide we have' not yet learnt. The privateer, .se_Lwesaes of Coeweiseloileth in, Greet liritai. w and Ireland . Thasets MAY 5.-(Early )'- The . King of IS not the only countrjewhereln Reveal* is necessary proceeded to throw:the packet's guns overheard, arid i a nladvitied ,I 0 'make Prussia was for some hours here, bat soon returned -,;.1P y 'int Suer ta ' rClerks. Subject to `approhasibn • : • ' to . ' .the State p elf from subitirsion or perdition. Regulations for their *owe proceeding%; to take oat• hoe bullion, which amounted to about; o f his ka P j g e , sty In o;ent Britain, and lathe Lord Liostepaut in. 1::io to the army. The corps of General Milorado. ?MON. in. value, and after planderink *Of all ; Irebutd._ ,_ .• yeah has joined the allied armies. It is universally ' ..• Oar Ministerial . Papers have told us, that 11,000 her stereo, &c.. gave her up to the: Captain and crew ) U, - Lo rds replied at present, that there was a battle on t i he Danes have entered Hamburgh, to protect it from the Ai f•y ,a ter the capture.-Arrived the Dispatch, ' to issue, out of the Consolidated Fisntr,lFOid. for , Commissioners of the Treasury in Great Britain Abe payinent of theexPeoces of the Boards,. and salaries of Sa- p l' , between Leipsic and Meissen. Napoleon e., the French. - This is indeed ,uxzling intelligence. -Boyd,g : . front . in 22 days • rpoke his Ma- ; cretarres or. lerk:B.. f . .. . , . „bay. ii:,hed to advance to the Elbe, but was driven back , ' We deem •it much more likely that ; they have ens am' sty ' s ' ahips.Seelle and ' Myrtk off s' Cape St. Vincent li tu.-No .Com • 1 ildsSituirr'SeWeltisetlaknYllie fisilowing (Path :-.. ' I a 6 pursued by Gen. Miloradowitsch. tared it, or will cuter it, to seenre it for themselves, and Y ve s ee informed that they had seen several Ameii!, al l- AV/to p" and 1:o me s eary Th e at I will; ccrding to the DRESDEN, MAY 5.- (Mid -day.)-God be praised! tatters continue to go on well. The battle has ter -inith the consent Of the French ;. and •in this case itl cou. .p, in can privateers, but ''d • not come u *th them. belt er ittskiused saultrdVs faithrallY 'exe the °thee ef : i Secretar,y Lor Clerk to the Commission appointeAiy on Act ! i PLYMOUTH, MAY 20.-Arriied the Swedi s h brig .. th e ese of Iris l'iie Y, inlituled 6An Act, & c. ' And that I hinly been won. The French are driven out of ; will be happy for. the Hambueghers. ..It will at least C oncordia , Jonkes from New Mork-sailed the ;will not ju l lilishi disclose, bipsic, Halle, &c. ; they are retiring, and are per. ! save them from massacre. Probably BONAPARTE 2d alt. at which tim ' e that port . Was not blockaded.- ' homsoever, i s to the Commissioners of tlie sid Commi on, or make known, to any p m erson • , . any matter or thing which sa h*Y:Te e. , l , 4o nal by the Russians, under Miloradowitsch; sad'' has o ff ered the Haase Towns to Denmark, as the On the coast of America she was bearded by a French . ' "by their "thliritY) 1 0 Prussians, under Kleist. - • • erice of its co - operation in the present campaign.- corvette, from New York, bound to France, with I A 111 koo*ledge_sepatiltasamonagosrsiianticeronseanqt t e:c be e o i f oe m o y mpa i t d ibl ffi e With, 12. The ct mist lathe House of Commons. . • Lurstc, MAY 4.-Leipsic is again delivered keel Dispatches •• and off S andy U W ook eke the AM:sin We have received a letter from a Correspondent ofl3--4to Roma Catholic . ites.t n . _ 1 nor t" vaca l e ' t i- • '.16-• . i Great Britain or Ireland, rsCisagreeable guests. All the communications are i frigate-eall i well. oilier than treble are.alreody lathe exercise of such functions, sae. T.ke plan of Napoleon, as he marched from .-; the City, which speaks of the great confusion which .. • - •to Moine the erescise of Episcopal fractions, or of the func- ',lcA along the - Toile, wasfer reach the Elbe, end -reigned . -thressahout. the-place. sin Sunday, .the 9th . araite:rdill the Duke .. of yrante . held a ries' Went of the Board 9f Commissioners t . Military . tious of a De an , whose name shalt not have been previously no- tified to the el off Leipsic, Belle, and Dessau. He had issued inst. in consequence of the French having taken poi- Levee,let his effice in the llorsetreeltaitqwidds wait Not Mali bit issitilavi rectrimeal st:istrttittr o pt i lig - . fan the defile of Rosen, and was with his back to ' session of the Mend opposite the town, and even attended by a, number of Officers of distinction. ' at . f) ;' Liesis, while his right wing leant upon lutzen. • made d lan ding h • Videttes were goo a on the $ ore. The Earl of LAUDERDALE hot left town for Avis .; Ireland , to ley the name of the Priest so notified to him S ta Y i l n 4 aP and P l; :f i l l e t :l:4 of ar m s Co•ionenn. hs Great Bet. T.te Russo-Prussian army, under Wittgenstein and - •ford, near Arundel, in Sussex. ' 'fbribwithwth befor e l e Board; repor t to his Majesty, or the Lord L' echer, was with its left on V% reissenfels, and .its seen galloping through the streets, being driven in Q! e, Sir r RAN clll BURDETT, . Bart. left town on Toes . Lleutenantitsfrni4u:d7rethiLesiSr.opieio as to the loyalty and peace- . . r'qht on Pegau. Such were the positions previous to - , by the advanced-guard of tha enemy. It • *as ru - day last, on a visit to Mrs. N rave, at Oxford. able e eeeecte r i e e s p ill / p r i m ; .. Ira- te great battle of the 2d, which was fought with the - metered the Lord Lieutenant of !re- in the City that Davousx, who has express- We insetted a paragraph on Thursday last, slat - !• ' , F 4 4 4 1 2 143 ) :4 1 1 /1 4:47,7,eec,„„,,,,;„i „ ,appro „ / Z . Test obstinacy, and with the greatest exertions on --• ed himself in the most violent language against Ham. lag, that Mr. Witure, of the indepeniklif Whik -- - ---.1 P a r disi:p Y p i rojeofiheasid Print; bah sides. Napoleon had the greatest number of burgh, had promised his soldiers five bootie plun- was to be brought up to the . Court of King ' s Bench • And hi Majesty's or, the Lord Lieutenant's approbation or rat; the Allies were superior in cavalry. In ar- ider. The st ts were immediately filled with fright-. for . judgment this day. We find,howeeer, he has rese,ived-! k pp Ita il l, hall be sigoided to tbe said Priest by the Se.• !re a tary m or State i s n Great Britain, and under Use band an'd seal of tii'ory both sides were equal. N'apoleon, on eft- ; n. - notice, that the Judges have thought proper to pest. i the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, or bis Chief Secretary, Within .:-... toil into the plain , constructel tine square bat- i rued people, running from their houses , heaping wag- pone his coning up tilt Monday- next. What - the I ten ;lays after Report. , • ~ . aliong which advance d like moving redoubts, gatiall sons with their furniture and valuables, and tryi • , Suet Instruments to state plat the said %Initiation of disap- . ng reason of this d e l ay- may be it beebmes us not to . . .- . d ... . the is given on Me Report, lutes by wan use a sh.e in . :rived at the corners like bastions with calinnn:l to escape into 'f lue country. This was so early as I conjeelitte ; but we. believe it is the first time that i the c „, e ,„ t „,„„ ti , . t!•.ith by their cr o ss- fire might keep off the attacks of i eve in the mornin g. - '• The cry every where was- ! such a circumstance has (occurred, after ti,• . day hal' a 15-Instrument signifying his {Majesty 's approhatien or dis- a "ohation trite enrolled in the Coon of Chancery ; attested • cnslly. A number of these squares %%ere broken. Ig, I /1 h . f i ec e i I been appointed for a-Dafeutlant to receive finhl auirg. e :.; shereo ? , to be evidence ou vial _ . 1 rhe French are come ; t e tern popa ace Aniong others, the brave battalion of life-guard pre- . went. • . fie-Any inch _penon presuming to exercise Episcopal Func- i alias took a battery , which had caused us a great . just roused out of their sleep, was scare y t o - .11 be die- -, .. dial of loss. This battalion, which was Chiefly I tinguished among the trampling of rivalry, and the - standing his Mojesty s ditapprobation, or without hi, Majesty s. Mr. INIIARToN, IR the House of Commons, on •tioos, or th . Osiof WTI, t•ithout such' notation, or no!wit Tuesday night, said, of one of the most eesinent and , Lined of volunteers, suffored considerable loss, but ° crowding of carriages to the gates. About half-past successful Tanners in the kingdom, that .he hid lost i ttou, to be liable t: i be , senr u nut approbation; to he guilty ore misdemeanor, mad ? opon couvic- .. ii at ~.o f i she fro ki m ur tt o e lii iiee . of Rome. or behaved with distingoilhed honour. .Night only put : s'ix the drums Of the Burgher Guard beat to arms a. l his trade by using. valonica. The evidence shews ' 17 • s I under il e V e = l l l :ty of the ing den of noi c i;e, 9r of Any Other Spiritual ro d. i to the battle : our army bivouacked on the' sc,condi Mr. Baum pays one-tenth • of the whole duties in I Superior, to send such Bulk in original, to the President of the 4\/ ~ time. Every thin g masc.% frightful coda- , . •.* I 'lke day of the 3d passed 'over without fight..' --, - I sion lieu hastily equiPpinithemselves with what. i ' • I ondon ; and it was well known he had remunerated Board, 9f Commissioners in Great Britahr or titian! respec-• his tively.• . t 4 i n . Th e French have retreated ; and the Allies ; ' ' himself for the new duty by raising this Prices of p res id ee etalay the same before the Board; i r -• have =tidied to Rotha and Borne. levet anus they could find, and running to the alarm.. • „, .4 goods in a greater proportion .than 'Most other. Tan. B o ard to impel and report to his Rlajestv or Lord Liente A , i DESS AV, MAY 5.-If the battle had not . beau i pens ;-women and children, of . the first families, i ners, bzialr. MOORS was represented byto ha v e , neat; if innocent,the wild - Bull to be returned, Ike. i by 1 . him - - i - rued, the consequence would have been, ' thit i ; half-dressed, heaped in waggons / in the midst of beds , cold his goods at 22d and 21d.-per pound, when - it is ! t e,_.e r a,teee Mot where the instryment is . purely private tieseral Bulow most have had to defend the Elbe .-- I in evidence he sold them only at .21d. The tom.; I and spiritual, onts Wichita the person reeeiviogirshall shall eon- .. The retreat, however, from Leipsie by igerseburgand flying 1 silence and tears • and packages, - i ; ments of the lion:Gentleman, upon g •th evidence scientiously think he cannot submit to Lay -Inmitn.en, the ar r ay - I p resses rushin g' at every moment' s o d carts passing of deliver a Certificate ter that efect, with this Oatb„:,-- . • ts querfurth renders that measure unnecessary -*- • 0• f . troops are , advancing, and in pursuit. !with the wounded just brought in from the field.- • , which I hereby acknowledge teemed from - , 1 than illiberal.. Such was the defence Of 0. tax, on ; inseams - sal , . i the,See of tome tor, from sorb oilier yor pevois, as the \ Acto r d' oig to accounts, the headeptarters of Na. .I The Mecklenburghers, , fought with distinguishecil which-the Ministers were .oppoied bialmost every! ease may t,,,,mader the authbrity pf- the said .8E43,, does relate \ 1 pcneott, two days after the.' - battle, were at .Quer., ; •lsravery, and sweptr the French before (h ems T h e ! independent and every County.bictnbis.in the House i furot t' wholly to gr 4)."Wirtlibilifil.:::: spiritual 7 .l3s all f to t to lwirtY " isi tter rti o es r ' " 3 aose of COunt ,Wittgenstein, at ilechilitirt 7 French Wounded Ivete radisally withdrawn daring !of .Cissnmens. ; . ' • ;i . '. . • I i t t h'i r f rokehorsart and is of.sarh it rettureolutt Ido shaterely Sr., those of General Blucher, at Colditz. ' Dee -would be inclined' to believe OW* Castles. I s r conse'entOurily.telieve • thaf.l.casisot suscordi s oj a :Wthe dis- • . 1 .. of morning; betthei.idst'ainfy Prisoners, and about it ~ , . . _ • - . ...2.„ it cachou _ al ._ u k ini ,.,_ t ~,;., , S 7. PETERSDLRGD, Aeatt. 20.-Our .Gazette cm • begins to feel the force es 'even ts • situ to osuitate ; c pone orate_ euente , v., ovv".a h sur, • v ... 7 ,. 7 . ctii., day contains the following :- two hundred killed. Nett day there was a partial ; ~ • . i fearfnl, and, not irrational, forborling for tha 'deeep- i B . P € ‘ ll "* . 2 : . , • 4 6 t , 4e ip me Gon..• "In conformity to the directions issued by Go- alarm, ia consequence of an * attempt at landing !do prittlingiogic, it has' so long, dealt in: 'Last I , oatito .iie taken* be(ore .Commisidosien,er its noy a rernmetit, for the complete destruction of ~. . the dead higher up the river. . The- •-Frenolt bad come i night it Said, there. is some talk of at Cott et 1 , t uou ire ps o lieeiteraeu twaste ii . !etc, or On licetaiu emapi ybefora Tiro Jos- read there, and, „,. ~ ~.,....,,- -- . L i t a ' , j e. outdid iWmmlssioner on)y.. .'. - •.. . i 'di" 01 men and • horses belonging to the enemy, over to an island in boats, withra fseldviece in each, ! Prague!, that the ROYal Fe it • e.t s hterl' ire. al`i ..fo GOO ease, Wiwi' tullie Colsolivslone l4l4o lil‘ l,4lll Inin 4l- - fell ill b-.trie ori A ' so is the . ' pu - ke . lo.llrati Voir Meats, be Seat up wale& tube ins t iecied 14.. -ilteseeior Leek- S a perished from the cold, and , but retired the moment they , sties • 'the picquets ad- i I:ad not lees committed to the earth, this folloWing ; , e . . i_ t. of the•Fmperor or #t*ICIA V 'rig The whole' ended,.•fOr the time in th t the h ""W• - • - ',, .. . ._:,'',7, S tate I If be cooties, the statenient as to the Were of the Instrument, talons have been transmitted by the Governors of' alicl -. • i term/tn. teen says, --- we had ia f ther 'nog IMP fittliPeisr : the weer() ae rewed 0 his Majesty or to;tlie Lord:Lienteohot dia'crent provinces:- • I appearance of a few br i nes fp the 'plain between Al- t, • in tint field than in Congreiti!"' Adding, that st -- he sc' Wage L. sad. lwreupeO ,the istaraivant, to .he reunited in- . "In the Goverment of Minsk up to the Undid', testa and the town, - and the Danish Sub - Governer of ' i l, '. - hie • has in gals hands the fate of Etir, -- ope - .7 :We **re- I ; te lle rther mil l wwee t ilereeid i oe :7" h e . Emts , ka , t , ical • c" ' ,64keuer; ' "kh°"i Lauery 11 7 7 dead ' and 2 746 f "' la / 1 )- bodies of men • o t 19 whose name is. ileucaza L e relative df the _ ! bend the writer will be condemned•Ait Ms patrons .19. : -/ /,_ Airli-conforminkni familiar tiliections in rev peet to horses had b b ' Bern elated • and th ere still remained to , I Prussian General going OTtir, to VANDAMME to re- f • • , anti to declare • it_ i• •. ifs.. r...= .. • ' • ,Billie",`Ato:'tn be *eieneornota al, of existing laws General. . _ ~ . . .. .. or • saying !to much--truEn i ~,. r „ ona kostederse wi th loaf. . . , • bc burned, of the former 30,106 and Of the latter : monstrate with him. .on ' the a tt ack , . LIEF° nm.-If there Were . yathrd* -... l ibt P.ersOits L, %;• 1 . , -issoos not conforming. to be lofty ek a misdendemor ; • ( 2 7,316, the greater part of which were found on the ' that the Danes would aisist to repel it if it were gr. report, but a few . 'Who seriously and unbiassedfy belie ; titnet 'afppensuall at aewlealose r.nitea t'i , ill Penal" el'eailthlillill* be I bulks of the Beresina• In the Gsnernm 6nt of Mos.. aisted le. Such is the.geeeral Ys .of the abnaes and correlations of •Gb 7 ' " , 1 * \ cow uP to the I•sth of February '49 754 dead" wiWallirmad the whole riddle. •. - t .1 , 00 _., ; leanteentegt tine kingu. , ... ~.....,.. ~ . , , . 'absolutely necessary .to " .stite; :tin' -. , '. '.V:oTt NW Aulita Asti 'Mitt Co citiT .- • 1 1 bodies of men, and 27,829 of horses bad been burnt . '• :;•.isioS--- '• ' 4 that decadence , wide!! Pel l et ' diceeip,,,, ~..., dery tottiVail Wkits,'Wygmillait: M. P. 'Presi. I besides a number of others that were buried. In the • . The Spanish Revolutionney Army in Peru hat b • re- &c.• let them • read tip proCeedinp 'Or: -• • •' • `:-'-'•"Tiik Witt ' 4l ' Wales 4; read. en' tAn • the Me- c ievertiment of Smolensk, up to the 2d of MarCh/ • • retied ever the &Valid,' ander Geaeral Pio TIM- the House of vommonsr. he:. f •i .; -,,,.. :a ~1 pp $ . tensity, are r . full); tefermed, 71 dead i% -• • • • ' l b" . I A 4 • . •I t 11 etwi Its, V . " etpict • • •' - •' ''s ) bodies 'of men, and 51 413 of' h o l ies , on the plain of Sake.- ±he successful Gene- • gistrar's Bill, • as- even tu . tor . root - :. a Y'? . : that thtOtst annual Meeting . of thislotlety wilt be , TAN,.• • ' ri. bid been committed to the flames. In the ssovern.. : 1 ae undertake to eV, :that..si Tobe ,- *P!! l * - ,held at tie ..Paul's , itead Tavern, ra., ....SfirSAL Bausnosto, forced his vatiquishee ad- 104 ,lid .- - "at of 'Wane, up to the sth of March, i 'ft . . *. ' Beads • the -• sons:. are incurably ' beiotted; 't WI ly s44kr Guildhall, on 1 y, 25th•taty of May, . - • . i.., 1 3,4.. • - -. 4 ,,, died bodice 72 ' 262 , verSary to deliver up his arias, and enter into a ca- I ... ' t .., of eign and 9407 of horses bad been • • Ibe den op i n i on withei,:thet -, ittittiovrodta instint, at II o'clock,. when Sir W.arl'vnt - Waiissaets s Put under ground ln the Governalent of Kaluga, I Mutation on the field or i bettle, to retuin te Perm, of the v i ce s o f of • the hudy • polftii irifecid% and,k if Twee will take the Chair ;Whelariksely requests . 4 1, , N . UP to the 11th of lislarch 10 7 human and never aga i n to-serve •Its opposition to the Revile - ept4dily'administered, its . dissOrettAiJsates Off rrbir - the' itteedancitiof ilein ant iy mew of•efeeeir realt, de- , 1 corpses, ,4 130 dead horses, ad been burnt. The sum of the tioaists. ••' , • • -•• • as Registrars, Contradeil,..cr4firollth . lie . gam : shoat. of pfonwlint .the 'welfare` • till *emeriti:ll ..., .. :. rlr, , e, i . was 213,5.16 human corpses, and 95,816 dead - • ontite L imargine it. ' • ; ' 4 , _ • ••: ts :* '•: ' .' -- . 4. ; A .W• roareZ; furnishing therm with the . Holy . , I :,;,.:5, exclusive of many others either burned or Yesterday Count Mewsiga hail an Interview with' ,pn 4ifarday inst - torcl - Flrhk;liolitt bt TOVOleti: •Se `. it, ivalqo langetke.. , -I)iwtrt. \VIT.- . 1 hio . ied, of which no account *as taken. The the Paige° Itessinatceritee-heeta- .• . sod Difids Bowes bai t', . were tatert iittis7thieftayiiic.4.„l:o4lVAMCllnwttimtgostretsniles:-.N, R. .Tbe Ltnctest .. . .11 , . • • measures have been taken for doottOrings last Viet Wilandso, offiCAr Wag sent of k t the. ~4 , I. for , 000;attoodanco In,theli• *kali 'lglus , . .ti; tiriaish awl,' Fefeigie Bible Society' 1 . i be the approach of spring, the dead bodies that - Russian Amissaosiok. Id* .- ,di t igotehes tip •alpia. , f t CoMmosa, 0.p.61. 110 i Ca:l Of Tailldhpi n , hikuo nu '4 . ..f . ' ~,. 4 . - - . Mai ' wilt bb Occornma. . „,., tipl be found in the rivers or woods. '4 o lle l t '.' ' : t •• •• w ise- '4'.•‘ ' .-;' '..• *:.;:-.' # 3 flidl i '',, ',,, -v , 1 Pvl .v.P'.'' quarters.- . ..,, .. 1 1: , ..? • 7 ,; ' , ' ... '-, ;if % . :;....., • k• * . 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