The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-16 00:00:00

'which oli.mt %aired! • t h e ‘v . hole, I have cooveoti 111 l troops is to take place the retreat of the r the Ruisiati army neutral e4irps.ttittl either patty. Sall of neziiriatitins whiC Belligerent powers, "I hasten to inform ceeiling to which circumstances. I. Whatever be pass upon my coy& it, --Duty towards qty vitllbera , ion dictated et' ulistever appearances may . 1;,•,g this declaration to you, n iv,ea• of obligation towards silko4by t, . ' accept the assurances of the ' Vnivetitiesik ._ -- Alroldfill with which. I ant, r. . 6Signed) - •:. - ..ii t y .r n ef.tigq B ,, . 1 f thelPait of PHUESIAs A true Copy. ''' .• ' 2 I. • • ' •24lKl4l,;.Ptltosst.t refusing to ratify such Conven ofult) *ilia At arsbal NM ulklbeeeti;lllACDOlLUie • • tlsee,.;44.tressiau corps shall be a liberty to watch .4.41 i ,••• - .. • ' •.' • - No. It • • •• . mfistriner the King shall nil. it." This corps of . 1.,, . i _,. • LOTT as nom ,LIEUT.-13 stio RA LDS M ASSird 4 SAC 11, rtumnrutrinetading those , atidie the immediate orders TO M ARSH A L THE UUKS OPT/MEN/K. • • 4 .or ilie tount de Sr. Minsote;and serving with M AO. 1 . General D'York's letter will already have in- .--- i tilted to me, and . that 'c ld oiler lidgioss.' Don . 5 . .t.z0,. , are.said to anteing to nearly $O,OOO Meat formed your Excellency , that my hmisatep wasdm berjow.! , and to t hus vim/ out its number 14 high, the pub.., ou the precautionary measures which font . .. Excellency !Be-will be si!ipriserk.siwee-telteshoemgesereE,Lp* ordered to be taken this night, made me . kuspecf„, that ; claimed thitthe confederated armies', as well mititat, perhaps you intended to detain me by fo..ce, or in lot the rrenc i h, wiltrinittlitilated ; and 'which must, the present case disarm my troops. It was there- . -• been slain been the ease, If hair the numbers hull fwe necessary for me to take the part I del, to join . slain and captured which the Russians haestol my troops to the conveni i,u which the commanding General bad signed, .and of which he gave infer- , disposed of on paper. The drawing off this army. ; so minion and instruction tliii morning. - ' ; capitulated for, or the inability to do so, will be a " Your Excellincy will pardon my not having I matter of much interest and of new speculation. Their personally,,lnforined you of the proceeding ;• it war , 0 , :.• TEREIGiN refuses to ratify the Cohvention orders 1 to spare myself a sensation very - painful to my heart, i the General who harentered into it to be arrested, because the sentiments of respect and esteem for the person of your Excellency, which 1 shall preserve so , and tried ; and directs that KLEIST, the newly-ap- , • the end of my life, would have prevented me from • pointed General to Supersede D'Yoesc, shall col. doing my duty. lest hitt troops;' and conduct them under the orders (signed) "The Lieut.-General MASSENBACH." .t true Copy, of Muni; the King of Naples, to be placed as his (Sumeil) Marshal the Doke of TARENTE." Majesty - shall think proper. Those who remember Dec. 91, illiJ. the defection of the French General Dustouaten, 1 in joining . the Aostrian Prince De .Cosouno, will associate the circumstances of this case as far as I : they go. • - • '_, i 1 In tuning our attention too to the proceedings. of theSetiate, we look in vain for symptoms of that dim' • solution of the body politic'which the Paper we ham g rquoted so coufideutly predicts. Nor can we disc,. ver a single indication of those ruined fininces at which the Ni t gLLESLTY Oracle so vociferously exults. . If our being sileut on these vaunting forebediligli could realise them s ,bte would pass them over ids. ;noticed ; but we in: convinced, . from experience,. ;.from the uataistakett emotive* of those whose con. I i dint we iiopogn,.tthat to be.sileat wank! be culpable, [and misehietous; it would be as bodes the conduct of . - • Dim in, who nursed SIX PSO s on her lap till the Phi. listinea had completed their power over him. Three ,bundred and fifty thousand men are to be raised image., diately, at the instance of the Senate, whose orator', says---" By this development of force, the interests, the consideration of France, and the safetyof her allies, will beguaranteed against all events." Now, unless what the first coutitutediuthority of France saysand does ought ti gofer nothing,we cannot harmonize with the 'song of jnygnd. victory, which our would-be thought-wise coteMporary every day indulges in. For our parts, in looking to the probable effects of the deeppme playiur by our War-Ministers, we look to both sides; eta weigh t4 f itekes against each other. In Pf indulging that disposition to 4riis • Sall nerees.(a and foolish way of evincing the - goodeese:Alt, ; s . cause), which ' we disgust. 'fitly irlthai,fiilorlnini - sterfal and venal prints;•hy displaylugin..iitisithii epithets fugitive, cowardly, wurp i itig t diubolkal, .&c., &c. as -applied to our eatenjgbArr enemy --;•we ,weuld go another way to rpirheof-entierould 'dispossess him. of that electrify- VP", tieififiliolkepteff • er which he posseses of is- InitWfintrieleiAtesentiment and the belltir 1 . ovierrederated phrase, ' ti nt t - 1 . .. s . i f tbeesis sip lefebeletXisitty4;linglantiphall Paris Papers were received List oielitio the 'l3th -'' '' ' • • -•-• ' •-.- i ~.'f - . *: is forsod to tiladucle a pooco.'1•14':. • :Hr'•-• •.- instaut, the contests of which ere ef -the taighest lei. .. ~:., • - -... • ' • penance, as not only contalnlog "Kat s .. Agr. iti il l oat • . r tiketh 3 1 Gotiudiargh., M . l LisaliflV*oll44e i Bulletin, or other subsequent ones -might hive ltb. Cidlei . eretand - 'naming, inform us of, were it th e cattom to publish 4 them in ' ' ' the absence of Bo7t.trAaii; but also, how the French nation feels itporrget vast losses its armies have sustained in their tetrei& from the ancient first city of the Rosins Bayliss. We, who. have so sinister view to warp siss li our dety—tio Patti' views to coesolt in our ' . itst tepee* to, awe us, aid constrein '' I or revert faces; themselves ; acknowledge. YiVnkli our soden disap pointment at the proceedings of the &Ilan COWIL tum, which bete just been promulgated Ilk Pub, and; which occupies so large a portion of our PiPirte-daft.' It" Senates are to be considered as the organs of tire public•willood we suppose that ideowitlboisoceursged' ratherlhan. discountenanced in England, tbept-do we see nothing to exult at (as some a our eetsiespoiarfiss' dl), IS the measures Shoot to be adopted by. the French nation, with the view of repairing their dis.. asters. If the Senate had Said to its Emperor, " S4,' the motive of year Majesty,. for undertaking the. Russian campaign was laudable, and in correspond ence with the feelings of all Fiance, but your Majesty (great as is your pouter on earth) could not oon.l trod the elements ; their rigour has saved. one of the two chief cities of your enemy in that quarter of the weirk tat the outer is delitrOyed ;sand in the ill: sour powerful troops have inflicted on hint' for Lis breach of faith, he "will be reminded of whit PA RI s,J4N. o.—The Prince of Neufchatel, Ma jor General, writes from Konigsberg, under date of 3d Dtcember, and makes known the p4sitions of the army. i 31irshal the Duke of Tarente, with the 10th corps, occupies 'l'ilcit, and the banks of the Niemen; he has taken t.evsal Russian battalions, and several piedes of cannon. lludelet's division occupies Labraw, Wielaw,jnd Lt , terbourg ; the head-quartets of the 31st division, an I he guard are at Kortiplesg. The first corm is at Thorn, the second at Narien werrler, he f .urtti at Marienhotag, the third occupies Ebhing, the 9th Dantsic, the 6th Pork; the Austtian cnrrs .en Bialistock covers the Duchy of Werbaw; the 7th corps between Presing and the VistalaAa fr , hr otVrarsaw; rtre-Mtb crop.; at IVatatty:'"- Arr. Do ll hi M in is. ~. : • ore u ....: 4.41'0 ' V ••••44111 ** WalerfOril••,••*••, •••• Lisbon • r 1 ..s 4 ' 9, _cotletibilliha.... ~' 1 •••• 01 ......„..„, • Awa.iik ..........••,. 1. 0 , wai N A • • _ t 2 t .. Gvensey" • ' I PRICK OF STOOLS TlllB DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. Bank 921 India Bond, 2 3 die S per Cent. Red. 6 Bo#l Excheqt er Bills 30. 6 7 p S per tent. Cosebn Ditto %it 10 7 9 p I per Cents. 76M Omninni 11/ 5 per Cent. Navr 001 99/ Consols fpr Acct. 611/ Ling:. Ann. 15 7-164 - Lottery Tickets ~•y'N THE STATESIOAN."' 7 17r:i LONDON: - oA7oliY;:iketikta it; .te.t3. , • . ~ .pIFORTANT 310V§ FROM ititiorE P THE. PRUSSIAN ARMY SECROIRO FRQ,II THI: FRENCH !! welle ••1 , • command - tio. l # 6 ii"re to°, `.. mitre egeeted,iliaispioti of the ;j hi perceived. the - cease, which 4painis low atfelb4llll l ,a ....c*,-•;, : . . . leika, probably with the intention of joining the Alp will not, tletain.yoa with, nereriprotailatiors, main army. I this moeulnit tiir going to march in matte ads the time of a Cengress f .on obese wtse, pursuit of him. Haiingjelnit Giant Wittgenstein,. : pindent,' and Mir conduct Pperlds i !Atli tie:swat. I shili t 'of Catwalk now remold 'skidoo his orders,"ac.. sire of Divine Providence, the happiest itsue fb all Icording to the directions :einfind fop the Com- our endeavOars. - • mander-in-Chief." I • 44 Not elill, Senor, have all Sipsniaris timir.eyea r ' . ......... ~ : • • find upon yoe,, s bnt the whole world mint feel she IMPeilt OF 0W4F1141. 'cinilet :IFFFFOIEWFTIIIN, TO 1115 i mporiameo o e. c i ocoef i ole i termitiatiowto your v v or. Ott* struggle, tit . rend !pain front rills and 044 4 4 lallintilsist i llitiSallsoi.s ? 6,oErs NOY. 22 (4TH DEC.), , RN stvovast, nran KAMEN. . natifiettiOnlB4l‘ - ißtOiltiA la:tist ji•owb.y4 • 4As soon as Napoleon had passed the river B Te- .oyaueS, founded on jos( piinoiploa e .which` may side, near Studeney, I directed • A.djutant-Geriecitl7- promote and. secure the prosperity of ail the eitisews, Kutusoff ; who had joined me with light cavalry, to Abe ;the grandeur of thir - Spanish nation:'—[4,. march to Lepel with, lois• whole corps, in order to7 :p i anew &a t om ' i m p a ti ens .) enable hifn to act on the enemy's fi al ik; who had : . . The Paitind*r at r wsitered, by a:prying the 'lre.. . crossed the river at that place, and to observe the i tisfactiatilielliet-rtety enumerating the great ae. remainder of the Bavarian corps, under the corn- 1 60ns so( bra Lerdeilip in the course of the present air, mud of General Wrede ; who was in the neighbour- ' es - Fatuity, Inlaying poblished in Marlrid p .in come. hood of Dokohiti. On his arrival at Lepel; he Was informed !At the Bavarians bad passed -Dolginoff quepce 41 his triumphs, the Sacred Code of the Con- , stitution;and'concluded with saying," that tins Cor and Welara, with the intention of joining the main tes trusted, that under so great a perionage, they army at Smorgona ; he theref o re h a d d e t ac h e d should not only drive the legions of the 'tyrant 'to the Lieutenant-Col. Tittenhorn to reconnoitre, who re. o th er s id e o f the Pp-minces, but that the Allied Arms ported, on the 20th (iii Dec.), that he had over- would, shoukl-it be necessary, carry the war to the taken and defeated their rear-guard near Dolginoff, B an k s o f the Seine, where, in otheetimes, the Spanish and taken 26 Officers, ma 1000 rank and file ; and . lion had brfore bumbled the lilies of France.','—The as our troops now occupy Dolginof, ,their commu- . Duke retired; accompanied by the Dlettklials, thud sal nication with the Grand Army is cut off: !at his leaving Melia% the appauses "rs t iq acc)ninfi, "Admiral Tchichagoff being in pursuit of the ene- tions were'repeated. -. , ,Orr :so ....L.' , • my to Moloilitchno,, I will take another route, in ; a T SERENA, Dec.. Dee.r22.—The grow order to give our troops more space in their march, troops, which arrived at Talavera,lllivit, - , I's and proceed by Nemonchina, through Kosteneweeky, : to Toledo, after leaving I short garrisifo - .i Naroch ; and Nessacoashki, act on the enemy's wet town, and at the bridge of Arzobispo, - ; tallith and endeavour to cut off his route with the' have fortified. . • Ip,. Cossacks. I • Aucsitr ; D4c. 38.— The enemy bad,., as ' ~... . . " From Nemenehina r shall be able to co-operate Onteniente, anti some other places .01.-tlesse , with. Admiral „Tchichagag, aud...t.o.threateu Marshal ~...ni, h wrein-1, , hutstwm-nwatst . " During the three days pursuit of the enemy, and his passing the river near Studeney, his loss exceeds 20,000 men. I have already sent off 12,000 pri soners,, and the number of killed and drowned is more than 7000. To the twelve pieces of cannon which I had the honour to report to your Majesty, ou'the 17th (29th) of this month, I now add two more, and an eagle, takes, from the enemy. The latter I beg to lay at yuttilniperial Majesty's feet." • CADIZ, DEc ono o'clock this afternoon, disembarked in the Mole. of this city s his Excel lency the Duke of Cladaa Rodrigo, .and shortly after proceeded to visit the Regency of die kingdom, accompanied by carious persons of distinction. Dec. 25.---Parties are making for the purpose of entertaining Lord Wellington ; and it is not sur prising that there should be en lionourablecOmpeti thin for the prier!!y of such entertainments. Though in sail parties there may.not be exhibited'a super abondisht degree of magnificence, there wilk'dou4i feu, he • display of gratitude, satisfaction, shKerity; ;and cordiality." • CORTES.-I),cava*!l.' ' Sen. Mt/aslant Gamisoo propeseditintt the should's/end a 'deputation from their body to congra tulate his acelienq the puke of intiltA Rodrigo,' on his arrival in this place..—Approvestopitikoat dis -4/lISSiOn. , .; atiliointed thii taltpnse, 4 of `.Geoff • work of desdiat ion, and deprive tba the last remains of thei,r subsistance ,„v 1. or Srvitax, Dw.c. 22.—T9-night ptssAthottg6 4 city, an Aid-de-Camp of he ithako,dolull i aniot, with the information, as is veportakihattsiftWeenet mre evacuating La Mancha and Mid AV filrcht Vtirldae i of retiring to the Ebro. . . 4 441 — 4 •• rt CACERES, DEO. 0.0.-3oult s 7 tfe# n Toledo. General Motella is 4M 41101, '4llo+4iiidg pliued and excellent troops.,, _br.,L sef.! • ' - 7..rropinpier -. • . - , tr , a P t.1.-.;a LI:BON, .1 A No. 4.-0.-NOlS*Witittet Mit W lo 4Beth parties s seem Its Wilitit,o 'o,ilittrttolltarlifiih' Ate, North. Joseptii#pears to have con itrth,alie,AFtitts es to receiving, fit,,..the spring, thojJ t anCiOties Om ,his . brOther, whit` alone can ensiblellion to prppgss Ate Spanish crown. Me pretended to be Terysswit'y .with 'the , people- of hilisd,sid, and removed el ids , Gbarfstind Autli,ritkil4.ofirallittlnlid . ; his rekl res.. Ireiti'4es the'faciliti,wiA Whtch, in case of neeessity, tre l can;ftbriC' the lattg i rliiiten, pass the Ebro, and • f g-.. - . e • . ~. !. - k n. Pe .41.. ~We tat lip great hopes 'here that Alp' ACC's NiarrNlig 7 *Or . Engl a al, together tistitis• • this.% Thick Alit negociatlons 'euing• on .at o.3din . 'aelke4peeleillit are, mill "eitabte the t„ *Sarst kli f We i lit4gton t o 80t .....Wii thg ..oeinici, in the it P _o! ' I ? '"4 119,wr. 1 ,'" .91.4f4fAeP,./lik u"4l k't ofPm4FAPce• • ..1 i 14:4 - .t . 'i T.- f! , vi :.. qeVit 11Pritsse prim rift's . anti . 'making hese fnr `%fiessisiewbf his . Lorishlp t who ii;elfeceedaliont . • . 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' ' '. iiiNl o4 , . • 3 1.. __.., lity elm. rePoiteslk itttioU, gee etwebY , terimonts, reed the fellowtitg adgireSo:l-t . " . • . ' Place in hi' h•tern Prosie r whichlity O b it 4. , :i .•, 4 , 00e ie the Coogrese, and romained,slioding a LAI . ... ~,l I VIIIII : French army, is in the power ,Wf-mott ifivif/Pitir MaimtY - .11 0101,. iilitokb‘lies. win, .'• " ..4 1 _Intsillso_ i a yes V. Weill le dit• -" ituroa,—lshould not have resulted to sOlcit '• The 'Prom:mit troops will fen,-s, infunsiSstentuld . beretftea toads.* '.. fa tionm bine :, steatt,hitilti '3•• , ‘ 1. ttemair and ether Oil- "permission tt • offer persoisally my. respects to' thii w ill nu t commit hosnlititio &Pie'. policy,?' &c.&.—Al titN . llini this tritd!d; insplrwilleikatit(s,l9,:rank" .. IN. acct . JtUltd•of coarse attest Congrats, if I • hid not been enconteged I) uhsequent events, the cottosquistite old with ~ k ai h .... mi. :b .y, • ~, , , 45 . 1. Y tile., ol ROL' fNeltr*Poiumolf,,:flotted Count Witten. the honour you did lie, on the sh, Instant, k a , d inch are to take place bowetto titlit e f ak ,__ ; .„_ :77a ..y r ; - :.7 1Mili" sio,c .1a1: .. 1464114 state ~',iter it, , and by hit . ?rdera,l *Hasa: defend his right ing.a deputstitan - to cfmg' rattilato me eu my al Ii ji S, will decide their future huh sw , ' lliligg• ) *Malt Unaq1911.114.4 1114 10 nfonu your Exe"lencY el a We. bfk th lig ill et llPPeitrs tel tordei*.the tililptitil--To per. ' dank. I here taken to the . right4g,the Beresina (from ,in this city--a distinctioa which lan only site, li I have been forced by weighty 4 404 1 4 Alit Journal,' wo regara Mote Won. warrior *hem , I hops to cue olt I'M etibl• Mantilla enemy), in but. to the faros', and, if I may so *peek, to ti: , - bi oa d os At o wa r teem Pet tits his factis %lick, and his order tetharlito itifficaltieslWtwoMing the Heresies., partiality with 'told* on aft occasions, you here r the judgment that the "fit sty . 14 Y, ' very cheeks burstint. by distonsion..Wo sonnothing , and to be before blot on the iittd 0 Whelks en ri....wed the se''' ' ' which fortune has enabled me i ' due4 ' I 4)4" be A ver ? ' indiucrej" ..a w ' deserving the .Charticfrt et liGrokitus news, '' in tbe ' iny ariful in .Lepel, I wti 1040nibd by; the inhabit- to render to . :.' " f' s ait 'DI lion. , 3 coy , ttoops, and tuC most mature • ..I , 4 . .„. . . .. Prussian General D'Yeitt, entering into the eon- ento, that a stron g WV'. stall:enemy was, under " You 'w lenoc l feratit me - to tspeem My ated it; the cnoNt pure Motives, .. . antes may be, guided me. In ma- ventionr , with the Ruseisi cantina Patawrsce for the the command of General Wride, in Dokohiti ; I gratittde for thisiseheoci - end ford* different masks 'firm to you, m ow ei g ocur, I acquit i .„ 1 -fety of his troops, on% the ecoreof remaining nen." immediatily treat out a atroncranguard, under . the of favour. awl toeflineillithickf have reeilred front lion towards you, and beg of niu to .1. teal for two months; algae, by the 3d Attlee of . the .' command of . Lieut..c, o l o 4lTirfei l bur n , to ream- . the Cortes ; and foliitsirte Toe; thM ,1111 - iiiit efforts ances of the Must proloinid.Fespest, .. Conteitibrifeelf it J,SAUerided, 'that , "In the' nitre him • and he reported,,the enemy, the mome n t shall be eserted.DE.Sticitti of the •' tiiiiisflOieittent I - • ' ... .. Ja RI k e • ;igned) .. r ni 'Sr ' t • the', I , • - ft rer01t1..... ev - nt" - A' Ns jes y' ng of Pitueslii, or of the hi received -our troops, retirea on the road to WI.. guise, which *minis tow atfending,,,i 1, .- -.. CalNai ttrfilied this 'morning s , togtoiltich we hare t . The President appointed. for•ffitclir. :.,thei SA lint. ''" • • • tot': :;." - '. • 4. 1 , • - . • • •••• s received 3114 • following articlei ., il intelligence : Marquis or Vilterrain:a; Bishop Pilkti ) • s era. , -: 11,4adi tc , Saii. - 1'...-4 0 41e . ron t al u s i n j toi,l4A l ,.'"gine e ' !I4a . ; .7F ,i• • - • • - - ! ' ••• • , - By . !..otki t otio from Gotienbttrgi s of the . 9th inane!, ilftzar ; and Vise (911iiteon. , . paripg,h Fite, .AN Italian diviskou. 'had:inwaatid it pri At iO that y.utperor clr. !Inane had:lA . 4i .... ... coil,tft.--ese. to:, . . :,. , tiOtiintper.inaiwas far as Goadahssans. •1 w v., . frost*, rpoigagegh, : ,on &journey Isi Wilna " ...',,.. Senor . the Margnitlf,y,ita.Afitinc* stated, that hhe .: s . . 14 mr. „ At !- .. . - ' • _ '.. , , is ikiliat.or infemnation of real importance, slued, ... 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