The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-16 00:00:00

vinc4)le. i , be jtogine Ming - e eugnged in an unholy contest will slacken , their zeal ? Lbes he not think., that they will laugh :most heartily ,at hearing Moreau invoking the aid of ~Diiiee 24.ovidenee, on the side of the Ruisians, -Intl Austrians, for the independence of • .Germany ? The very language of .the Allies seems to . indicate a want of confidence io theensives. The ~.Austrian General bids his soldiers be thankful that • they are going into battle before Goti, who will bot forsake the just Cause. Bernadotte plates,gleat re. ...Matsu on the same Omnipotent Being ; and even Mo. reap talks in the same style. Now, we know, that Arias Providence has long been upon the side of .: 9 Honalparte, , if we are to attribute success to that tlipme . Ido nut like to hear men, upon sucb occa . signs, invoking Divine Providence; because we know very Sten, that ti my seldom do it, except in Cases where they have a great doubt of success. The Cou rier Newspaper calls the Proclamation of Moreau a sable document. It will he, found ivr • nest week's itegister, and if the Reader recollects any thing of . u lfte kind more completely trash than this, I. should tu ise very much obliged to him if he would point, t i k oat to me. It may have suffere4 perhaps in the translation ; but, in its English dram, it really does appear to be so senseless, tech unmeaning stuff, that one cannot believe it to base been put together for, any other purpose than that of an nounciug to the world, that this. Frenchman was be come a Ressian Major-Geneiml;e:nd the ale( of the staff of the Allied Army.—The' tell Re o f . the de- 1 . foals of the French—or the brilliant eiscameet of his }toys% Highness the Crews) Prince ; i f r 'Sivaden—of (he killing mut woonding of French avail** This is announced with.tserfect confidence, and the pee - England - ill believe it all implicitly as "ospei, peered choice. _ ..1-6tolotionise all Europe, on the Contineet, atleast, forgive tip Ms own power. his eaistence iis a great j sovereign, is incompatible with thowiliteste of any of the old Governments' of the Continent. .ft is im possible that they can ever eitidiallylivo at peace with a man who has so humbled and degraded them. Ile seems to have thought otherwise. He seems to bare formed the design of leaking one amongst them, and s indeet of following • their example in keep in g. down his übjects. But this scheme has failed.— ' They turn the tables upon hins,.call him despot, and endeavour to excite ids people to insurrection against him. He will, therefore, new perceive the necessity of a return to a reliance on the revorutionery spirit, • and wilt seek for the establishment of his power in the total extirpation of those ancient families, in whoM he titeets with such implacable enemies:--'This coalition, therefore,_ holds forth to the world the 'prospect of one benefit at Nast, namely, that of being • the last. It must be confessed that the oil families May is well go on with the war as not. It stibids them a chance, et 'least, of recovering their former spieurlottr, while,. on the other hand, certifs de struction would await thine. Like the Aristocrats,: at the Winning - of the war agelnit France, they nor loselhOr a ll in the Maggie ; bid,' without coothee.,, ingthe'itrugcle nom, they must lose theiroll.-4Hibits , in this iostntry, who unit se' ock at the fortseltlsld. of this coalition, do not seem ever to .havo stakon'a slew of that would be the consequence of the total detest of the AMPS. This is a thing that they: 4., kot Chnitie' 'ft/a look at, they do 'pet cheese, ever to,. peiNfti it that the situation of" INA eonseqnslnce of this become' horse than IV would' , base 11 . '4,4 . 14 the coalition neier' take* Tids pbesibility does, eir , • , 411• 1 7 THE STATESM.AINT • i; - • •-, .1;, Auctut,s%,!srriFiim '144013,. . - ; . --Nes...— • ..`st ... . ~.. ~,..,: t Nothing material lig teeTi.comiArcated-fo• us from either O(.l.iia,itmil.*,tott4wy nalesitati fol:::. foiiingabattact eta idler reaPeciingihe victory oh- , tatted by Generai'llittfolipg It dal!,, May he_ so cohfictered. It was, kneed Trost* foreign . ~• Oilsot • • - • , • •,, ! p afternoon : . , . ...., , ''''",.,. ' ri , FOREIGN' 0 PPICit. gem ih. ! 7 fc rds abstract ot. a tatitei, (rota an 016,Cer efiGeolesi BLicain's Staff, detad - ftrochtefielmf, :war ,laile4t Aug. 46, at midaighiet.. 1 ..1 :.., , ': • ;. , • . 44 . We have tO4tifilAsintql'h"l46oly. WO loud' . . , 'lfni& our dispoaltiOneivattack, and we gig to put them in execatien, When. wa : were toformed of the enemy's colemair maim ...a upow , r serail the Xstabach.. We InMantirchuged tier 0* : colt maid our vise--,r riOks IMP API merely shoring oar oto . tnatd guard ; and . appeared to act on the defeashael. t ' ': t ' 44strpc'm A* 44 rikeitylAttildoid with great 14!. ire* whoti alezmaved 4•rvaaid Avith rapidity frilm. lebtatkaitigk''..*4,oo3oll,olP b,ittill, was d 6 fchti !itliii4. l . Mr, Vo4sisso cavatry into . ratios ;, ' t last orris* ei Aar 'attsciod;tioilnet• ' moittia.os4 Ma dierki.*. . Y expite.— ft* of be Iti• . of :rablo In' toed wilt their offer towards so Inez ill fresh the And i,OOO lion iy's iu- I The Manifesto or the EnsPetOret AilltßiAy ton. taming the reasons for his taking cap arms against tie Friench, and - iihich its Obeli& triad briefly des canted en yesterday* * , #ffilithltity • the iviost important lttatelipoir Rua lie been reedated to the eye of ,terftipadiptig the remembrance of the oldest States tnirss Itring.. the earsomniticoof it by our cotern ,Pitialtia, gad more especially by the Ministerial part of them, ought to recommend it more strongly to the notice'of our Readers, tbegenerajity of whom, like 'ourselves, utast be inimical,to that system of war lave which has been bet. top; brag ptirsued by our Atosrise and eatravagant Gimeraveast, There surely cannot he I hundred will-inforiik Persons in Eng land, with opinions . nninfloeneird'hiy their interests, wilso via dear that glace alone Ci.• restore us to that condition whiehltlll Sender - the people happy, and the State secure; - .This extrierdistary, this togi sOlSl and moderate Maallbsto, cootabut Withia It that which is capable of tirdechog rt state of things which ought to satisfy any lilistittetTof Great Britain not giyert up, to 4solttittlikefittuatiot4, Aldan: r ‘ iti be sur prised that the • hivettes, pees;v4 . .the diurnkt Push.. haii;! risk Ufa ANt ,XelVisOW ,to avail Illittaselres of 'aft the ;oar Ilterpreer Faancts's elaratiagi. bate oat, It is iiiipabte, we maintain it, if duly commented on—lts benign sentiments es *laved anti *loath, of effecting what , we have long 0 11 4 1 04-0 74 / l io The Waring partak otlenly. It onramou made be no -What Spain Tait Ir 80. Condition under the when overcome the -ibouriug answer va our lenient the b i o sic y of tnd ih o y b$ tirbiCh i bieOdy 0 41 tOlt• egoista. tbeis p 4 - It* ewer bit iu ' 1111:46111.1114:67,. _ 7 18:::.::::":91" ar.. . _ tie 1 I 1 • • r lll 4 . fir . i MAN. ~. : . • .• . . . -- •- - .____ ____. _____. , __ . . , v . , aO ., *., , , . . *alai to iso vier . lilk, - ,-, ~ . : , sari hay Mutton the bodies and the property of people were gave of his retreat fees 'Wan.% ' . '' ' ''' .. slam* pet in 11l state of requisition. Yet that circumstance ed' upan ! to tor t h an upon slay other, inept, perbe* , : ". .::. li":1. 1 3 7 . 7 . do.silkiiiesicatian lit , ltlitreo• 7 • . -..--Th 7-- ul . s l- STieses Pro. that iweasies owl .vmenees . . 1 .. , wi*..,..4., ne, .....,..,"...4 iiiiiii: . : ley the. , ,s: prat:,:.. did net prevent those men who had arms put an -, pedeitto P0.A01660 • .. .. rii 'er . . 21 .,___ ...1. their howls from fighting with enthusiasm. One of der t remove the alas of his a: . ''• . l a i , 1 ~• of • . ' • alintiteneafty of SO thigreat causes 4 the etrellence of the French army procure° attendance apes his skk la 800, iiii - `"'". s : ' ' '' ' . essitt4l4 cures •:: . ~,"..,,'.. ..,,.. ','. 7 : 7,: d ir" .. mairmili tc , b . , : 6 710‘.... d . tirti0t a. ...5ta r .L . ...R .:ar1 , is, that all the commissions, all the poste of profit in person into the pest: loose, sod tond .. the '. - ••• - • ~0 .:. ._ .. .. . , ' . ' ' - -i r ;,.. emeilt *ma . .-: No -if of gesterdey. and honogr, are tilled from the rankrof the army. dike, . - ~ art . , . ; -or— - - There are no persons in the French army who have, .upon ,I' • : , 4 ' iiip le,' ; 4 til . . tat • ' l't. nor . ,•• 7-' ..,... . All II " ' '- . A v $ ' '''' ' * * lll. Pe(eraleurail abets ef . tha 17th a A been niatle of at °lite without having served as Ultra _, 5 .--a AV .0.i.• .; ; ; 1 / 4 . i p i. , .9 SU i , soldiers.; the soldiers in the French army do not see a 4 thing limb . 7 . c :., , . , ~.... .. 2 , .. :,. , • , . - this essintfog ; -ream irkiest we boos taken the strangers brought and put in command over them..... o , ________ , --- ----- ~....-.. _,,, _., ._,,,, ~,....,, ~....., .......;,,, ...„ • Owing *attract! t-. - ' Every man stanAs a fair Change of promotion ac- discover . m . o j. : t rea . ,_..ski l nee_ e ~. • , •iiv ili, : ee . , _ . __.. ~ r,.• e . ll'of •r - m •. , ~ t aileat i lbie woo , r , Isom ?us svreeeitieeslt iattat, ',o)!Asse. It earclittetoitilitiserks ; and if a man do fall in battle, his &allow! maw swami , •_ • • . 1 ... .. 1 dre.w . lo A_lttg. frals.Frnikces_he. _. " ''. . la' IA # l6l. ' rltoora Dresdei th e 6 ' . the 4 th (16t10 of Auglat,iodefki diai ofi . • or.stkief,t-ipaat.it .caseeitii.oaj-iathetcon- . order_trt . , - . ''' hence i'( prorefror's =jai& I rapriTri a . i . •• , lodhaliiistaitieske stantly - ;, ,excilte,ving,,c , ... ~ ~ !%oret ',. •-4 . • r; or ret y ; te n. i- i . .1 .., XII,: % d i gitivt,4o4lBoaairphisot oo l aipoitie itudionce t . lhesti.. ..Ths re f ' 9 • it d* ' root .. eystive .to • 4, 1 41 •40 jaistu,r;;A,,se.th. 1 allmiseries, .. orA4, quire ; to 90191/ei er,ri10.4,4,41 i 44,414 0. 8 0..600 0 ; {s 4t!!' (vette( the .broken h Alls . :the . ling them t o : . hett conlas if ict oe ti - tbeltbese ceed tav e gbiabis ents would haven .. t i ro . `a . s it r; rou tlie • ta i -4:: . 4, , . from il 4 44 11 ; 'r olie w;r; or thie w gqi siroo ...i , ..... ,• % - ess t : sto iug ,h oe feft o ' n ' Ta i bt i si s• , , , . itallpiii -er.4olaftry, -11te.re Cen .schreelt 'TO an in-, meraeal,that ITIIIiKe,P O , silt lit t it a • e -W I " In ' S .• :". .. ..,. 3 . Chi - ' Pewee it .is probabla abaa -• • ' . Ott . a- a 1. • •,.. vre leh arms , end in . the .c4ptuitit‘ „y a p l i . , ~ fl, . oared, that .4 , a . , , %u m ,. I . . ,. r bluely - contest oil rthjoitibil;'."l.4uov:ossesiu-114..3-44ti:n4Yett". aforc;zto. ... 9.....1 'i • rHa --- ---' tih 't' •• ' . ijil tiest it: ert eeioenßlTi r chl it; '.. SiiiiiViitaatre • . •• • Om' , earwig r -of+ which . d.ef, .nitiS 4 Y'all r ) o Lsitlh:V tit: a - Europe • -.---., ,4 ..: . '4!! .Are r years, w „oak ecortung a . i mp , ..,.,. 4161 _ .. 6 ~ , 8 0*Iiihdingli101114.. * ~ APOsitnee, ifk to . 1 4, 1 :17 *N 44I te'"cendl tt/ h tr t' . ewth, 'at Mirht b: 11 a is in i * . , i t. .: .. t,nly i think ,•t i , the value it t ,oihr, natre_ittr, e , _ 1:0! ~. _. _ ...tar_ _ _ t o, r oder bite the kuatekt: " eanks. 4z , ' ,- i:i. vt ,:en . ',.. ,....i , , 61.. ' in, .17_:, Pieted nstio 9 ni ir oit su . 'nide. . g thr '?si r. t °. ell s t;" ' "tetle d i ?etf ° ICII * ICI ti ' e °P l -.' '4"-* V. ri st4 t t i reent ili cip:ri t tl, - Ulna . i , simnanding this se!. Sdee t t:Zin. s,.- . , It_ th, 1 4, 3 6'105t r 1 . Ince o f true eeenti o . . lir. , ;• dm • ins or t .ailamieiption alemst vilTllx l . llis. peoide" or ',Mien as bebg,ltrlt . t . t ig ej i tfilt M, Nififehiel : . L I we il'el," 'enslavettisitiOnt irtio ' tint 1 V,. Tbe•rottni "Sin e inded, 14 hitencrmhli: 'tai dealt With..l befitivi Safti!ey . . st erns than that iston i h o wl' astst pootpeflest to.joie the ente r ; lai r 10...i1i:a - laid heroes lilesita antriW'llte t n ile -Of Ad** 4 11 6 ^r -.; - '... r !' ' ', - • Iningl"4l4lll"tideit'so 2116 Y "arms rendered 9 , w 4 wA v owt i s t sw - A o totem 14.4 I b i s O w iits , 4r, he t i rea t,ooefidettaill'orldela thr* iltmjlt tn . 'hi llt apploirotdibikkOjopio 4.111 ed i t o u od e , ' s e necessary, end - Sorartsel. oils' ' to ' them . ; but • such is gime iria . the nature s of tiveirbastinCii, in Irlich t Europe h as 4024 cora degred lit, chinas. ',lie f ,' . let IstbleiS to . .slihlken biatiy events :4 sgar;',96liieret •ttottej.:: and thatetratNitt 4011 1 kIttel ee 0, , 01 . iir"..el!en the :for such a tenitth . of time found herself ;itis by t ia 9 a .Pnnea fallen, Ittot4 *retch ,i4 f ir e. in Ida': rntnitia'.`, *lira:. And ire via to'be pe"ricedhd'thei seettlitiout I pa - ft tieeroothura task; ' • , . , , Mood' thOC the hydra Revelation had its birth, pato swage no. toidio l / 4 - e re , • i i th a ba tt 4 is akb a veoptiOaro btroorsetkf . olioe'. i Foorratocio' Solo"' '. 0,14 '' . . b "t i l lui g,. " I • tiiii'Ai ii Soaked - ai4 In whic h she mast - is tke.herd Aam i iiieliintZ'aier. s in Vi , , f'o4o. . itiesi=lksai4 chill fiadOns,,bodoshisdhlrleelst lityoudes taltal'el OA Siliik - „ A : 6 '4 '.. 0 . r , . WV .......,-,,-.« -_ . t . expife, come a *Adler ie :te be villed,'"eati rot Sao in the • . mitt° ere Fs:enchrne'n 6rblethi mild vihii**Selliss iworiPitnea! 4. c a 5 5e ....,41 - :. • . ~. ~-, • aml . Lc ii 'ii diegaiit iam, III! humiliating to the Stele of SOCiety&,, A.,(oota i sil, "In Viola thland n0:01i0...4 !tens? With all the GeberalialrickAilllcallg l attegAgpeet t Opolgoa4,lktespflo -.111 . 0 . *0r..at : , 54 7 , „ 1ta _ - Id ; that 2p2 ego which i s (* g a l taw use o f . himself above Ann .st. l lo oco‘ai : or e his etas. .4 :0011orliilaerat under thein I' ' Elliott no tit ' pentogen.. , . ~ i . „ A i l ~. ,‘.., k . ( .i . " " 01011togtodtitg s c u d l4 l ll*t'shoeld precisely be b tr e •"eutantesiollai - Aut. 17 1116 44 61tts A 9411111 /Dag* sit iii sihicis -ties ilcsis_sini ett itiiiii4a a been cold.. ' raau is proud to iay that he, has' ns. sol ter ; and ' - and Moreau are bra& and skWol eon; it is generally. a reetramenthitier.to him rather he II Witieilliouht that they atO loperier to thew ni , .ffirpt.igji,olo.oa haa beet . darrletto . 15099 shill. ~, - . 4 601 . 6 4:iit ‘i t ii i iiro a c ik . iric ktha... s • otherwise. This was always ,ilsitase in Prance e ven n sociarai: au *L Generals oil,* Allies ( of aye eat- i and, ificikeoglia t 'itielli be sighforiedikt ' ‘ O.,. mew uccessfully; .• VW' diek.ivititiv 'bait/en - the - atilt WOW esamPies 01 (mis er he old Government, ir l ?o , l. th e c er epiesininkl l ceptlinsst 40, but I am Te a ry Vert that if is oat of . taws. ~,,1n•r„..., . , ~ . . . .41..ikt. • - ()livs consistraliosi'vely Of the nobility.. When nature tejapieser y WITI cordially eyed. It lifitlkithed'thidGoventusent *Br siOlisi l in bili ja Peeeenief , _ ~.,..' .... : Provideivici . ethos* impenetrable Ave are-lalkine'oi the h o do l ips . o r th e oonscriptien ; If (het gki* pile little victoria; Ibh hearer of lea the coaatforrai. wee sisieavEngteedo .se molt a s the 1 decrees laughs? it Moe - jail itiiiiiwem s .--, after . hart's/ Ave mi i iht to take diesel circumstances into iielevk eictoileeiilteibi grudged th* Of St *Wks . *rest Is fi nisbode and provisions - can be famished - to i punished so toteirfoliOiirt at km • elate the good sand above A n things , we ought .to recollect, tlikt If t West, iblialsfortutte will beqikollr .re orio Ow_ . ...ifeePe in .11 nrear• The corps ealajablett in masa .trlamplitgl 141( \ sit tare nano . that nations, a he man becorePelled to dare in the haurydttrtheai. leikppeacs: to me iirpolietalo t ' elk arulYs -Seamed will be able to SIP Peat the Norwegian tried by so away 'mid . rtnnes and ea ' lataities i uuderstand their Aka ~ 1...' ~..... In war, he comes to share abet s a dd . the profits and ..l i eonstitatell'ind coniminded is dint of ill! M ins wiR army, by. andertikaing a dis_sohilkstion in Scuds, the honours of the military profession. , Ile doWttectite r etilatilbe able to . triutiph ever alehskt* ern* ;ar at least threnteehla f-A. , .Plern ere ot o... Present I -- er.4 * '' come to be the underling,for life ; those. oho *rein ! having an 'unit' of motive and of chaireeter ; nstd . i moment very few trwipps in swedee. *re, ire ur- i t it h es e , co or n ar ra i ry ns: t o h;i e To n o t itex r e - vat , Will no lenge' place arms ii command Wulf have trod the'arne path before hitn ; l';ihat am I 6,1 h -ink, then, of the 'opinion tot thistl e :l gen_ e n t ry tecroi s t . lns hsda ; . , 7a ... e.e0 .. 7 ;9:l_ anti _ .. - 17e. K,4 1 their re b ar s :60047wataill nuttowo7,27 if he be exposed to hardship and.danger, If is in the who eipeet 'this many group to"' beat 'if TretielaAnot pinellorated ; lt %OM a t agtr.l - road to riches and hono u rs .. This is above ' i ll others ' . nrusy l 'enstunanded by such a man 4 . 14. ‘ _ the cireuptstanee which .00p;fit to he attended to when :It le meny trup..thitt the coalition is :ftser . . . - s ,• rr jkarg:'lltYTT WRA P IS€GINS DRA.WING • their' Princes, and to their country. Animated by i .we are considering the nytive to exertioon it 1 :900 . ; thielt.includds one-haii of Eurbise 4141 , -* -•- t.;AttiM VO:SIO'RROW 'MORNING. • ' • generous -motives their resources will be as Wes :French army ;.and for my ; past, I aM - #4lO ta;pl-64 deal, more than one-half as to papule end ,: „ _ ~. . •. - .- Th ir e ' haustittlercletintir resignation and perseverance wi 9 • t discover any motite to maetiop in that aria/ wtar 'geographical extent. I allow,' that the Allies are ~_ mm .- . ..:,. , ~ 4, mow . does not uo w exist io as po,werfid a disgree as' it list ~ fighting upon ground very adraistageoes to them • , , S ...,,,, : . N. , f . t ; ........,...... A. I be indefatigable. The enemy has collected free heretofore existed. , Dees the Reader Imagi n e, thit but:Aheir Fisk is greater than ever ; boceute4 .lf." alai .. .3 . 4 . ;;; ,...,: tr it' 1 1 ,7,7 w,ar ......:....:. ..... , forces, which terror made %larch; but that of ft, an army thus constituted, is to he worked. upnnhiy 1 ere'beaten now, they are beaten for the litiiinit.-- .. . ' , ,Allies , are superior in number ; the most positive an lung rage such as that which ~we 'sets is 'the Pro- Bonaparte must now see, that he, calianat his truth 4n . . -ih nlCli OF. wroclit s Title LIAT AT ONE O ' CLOCK . least , • eXagge rated accounts carry them to 500,0 C clatnatioes of .Bernadotte . and . Moreau?--'..-Does • nothing short of the total rain of th , fold ROyad Pe-. s a nk . .. E g da sq uer Bub saa.c._;• ' combatants; without comprehending the Russia liana Beads 1 t (Ha:. • , • the Reeder imagine that aoeh an army is tra 'be , vailitto of ttetontinent. Ile must see, that either he, s per Cent. Rai. 4114-ed out of their wailikg, slispoltion3: Does or those families, must fall. Indeed it always ap-• .1 per Per centi cesn. .. cu . 28.1171 " . . t imp i us id* 2d1 T 1 i, r i2 _ ,, ,, i1 _ Army of "Reserve, without including the opinit •ho iipagine that the telling them, that . Duet I peered to mc, that he had no choice. ' The his most s,:par Caw. Navy 81M1 j , coarls for Afwt. IRO .: they have of the justice of their cause and the enemy ... . i ._.2.._,...:-..2- -II r..... .... chi, Continent.. atifest, tag' A a a• ' Th . kels • 1 / 7 .4 . situation, which they no longer consider as 41 1 • • ...pie -pi *sepia will believe it slip s itipticitty as I use coausion never liiikuu 1 ...5m....--- . the, believe is . the four Gospels, un which they however,_esist; 'ind, bet after it is tee late, 104 A l l a y bitirAegglif mietbitetel bluldrilirttildlrplAft 44401/40:010011 ever aocamplishing. - toe ape t . i aPtain.. , Yet d ! 1 firrOx believe, that u'et one single persusided the la of till* country Will , peOesir it., sattleiel ir ::::ltaili‘* • -..iriailileVe l,booo6l . , * ...eyilible of lids stews is true. iyhat is nothing, how- fa the niein'timie ! I wish, tei Yfar aim y (gobs 'off, , r 2„,,, L 1L .i / i . i . 0 : l ee -ided r eidrvateitOdempv 4t . ., int i ot oe. , is t roko j es o fro our *miters or w eir 04 . 4 . sew, is to the 4ect o f these p o hlications. The reach, to pue 00101111,c iipon their guartageinstelik '7'777 ~,„ - • ":', . -- liklkkArlibbiki: bon takew of this Cabbie mei • faith. t e ct syyrt sortamiumreessasteelvevidial' wog •froi -- I n got* it , the worst !talky Of aqr May. ..t he y will , v ie r b e to captain truth, and as , falsehoods, - Witittfithe dally 'pie* lo new petite/ . .., ~ ~, ._. ,„.. e ,.., __ ! .. y. ,,, ~„ . i . , .. ~ ~,, ___., • .the y, silt Dever be centreilicted in Ai. same Nor, with rep:o to trip's,* a nd its prospects. " '. /se"' ' MI- "" w " 'l"' -‘ 4l4 ' w litos,s,beeit &ark!' •- •s and telpii,tisertesir Oust ers: '-- . Ihrou h ligh is they kave„Passed; they wil l ilivays be ttkler, h e IP: - '•- , ' 1 , *':111/1151 1 %. • asta 0 m w5,...- 1 ":1)1;7‘ 4 1116 1 flOktgr i rr i, I ' l - . i i ituo imd ' ' oP ellea veal- .o‘k! Om ten and ' , , . g sc i .. . ' - . heliermi.- 1 , They t seill be recorded in the minas Of the ' . • ' ' ' * . 14 .k c s u t:' ' , we h ave ~. 'P t P t "' lire° , . people fpr.treth, end tharsotion will be utteilltour: - -s,-., woo ,cIIIE , :' r f' RC -1!.. I r .: '-• bleated:the batik* thislisAlloic,Ps4 , 7 , ":i'' .. ;‘.k: •IA ''L:C.R ..I : doubt el: the 'truth of this = assertion. riled, Jg-end-by, to And, that n otwithstandl:ng ' I aft' - s.. '• . —• ' .T., F fess. .. 1 ,„ :, ~ ~,,,„,„- • ~, ~.,,-,,,, • .. ..- • , L . „Iv , f these satimmees, - the work oftlaiverancein Eurorse ices" . . • .`,1401,‘ ./ -,,, - • ,1. t . Z. , ,' i 3 '"!' fie telegrdrihkilltiteur e ` . vii5;.....,., ..,.,,, " is it . that has prolonged: - "Oa straggle in ivottiiihit i egramriset.) ,r! 11! 1 - esiditate ltbetelt• el 411e4Clasettlit Si , . ~...„. ..._ . ..1 a, against the Wailer, but - , • the' belief, in a on ,cry.seowly. The Moriiilt are:side, whidhis the w ' cigars fipho facti 9n , w hkis Ike, tof place, is jot as greet * Ltri.rts ? '„Atra. 39:-311s6e.burcites of .Dreidia' ', ,mot usertaseslikheat t. r ids.mar, , is " ' , .41111P111F74. s portion Of. the People of that country, that 11 a deceiver RS the (fowler, whirl ; is the organ of thost art fi lled . .ingt , [tussled - 4dd Prussian . .. AIM, Itsiereterteloilklataril#;; ._, ~. „. 1 , Tr a „wiunats Obtained the teal of it, their eons • slit „twiner is, ~,Cf late, Three Ceiffersis w pii,tof the pinettefortle that are .ln • power. Nefi k .. 44 becOme rather the worst of. the."iti?, It finds that its the 27th. • " - . • • flat whet litallf_t•ive, -100 14 4010 3 . '. .' d set te•worle,and night be better nude, ' ''' '' 1 .- .....'''' ' ' • "` • e tiapitie''' 00e,Wipilit r Ilitilittaltiliii , ..0 : •s k ' - 9 , 1 4141 things. What'inade the It basins, r aeqt(ittieg the war as the MILAN, ' gtri. I.—According 10 - tbstasel ... , ►, .. ri .. . 4 ~ . . • .., . -' -.-):": sow . , .. supporAers are as eager II Os the tilthe',llooPrealt.W l ) t rettla a haat* id' Temple only, so easily overcool , * other party , an d, l b efel yp t it74‘ts lab ever ' thiOg which We have received , the enemy t ti ffecasyteeit a l .. I. calculated to gilt tter.petegeer' ii to a cattlifiktion the affair at Villach •; bat 'w tat' is atheard my _ ~ . , 4 , al 4l.ir m i t .id , . I ifllibilit iti .c ,lllllllllllall , r,.),:. II , opposiiOil w tbls slars tf .arg 0 , , of the wart, Tbi l oa fse ii the jitskte of the p*„. it 4 11 1 whet vii hardly knosr how too tbaraetaltietAmr perm itt e d' t o i ;ueict ‘ 'nbt in tffit iim44t. liiillih harbor*" 10: . ' I:444,llOfire)ste? The al ~.. tßit to iipP4l444 o ,Altat the.OPPle of .6 4' 640 if bavlif oeVw. t ° t h e t°Wa 't° eire 4 t lgb Nl.* e' Plid be ' croiliveyed'iriltilsiol dud laligele; te asay be fisted in the' , )iieti. we. up ..i. •shuld. get Aklse, tretk , .t?r _thy thing . like the tru to aftetweitil . bis tiled th e . htiftebetitatio iiibartgalk Oztkipioadvi " . tat,* - - *Otei arsiiii;ioiiiiiiwl as to amen relat i ve te. A be er.e nsk . 0 thts campaign. We must left batik, aliieh redissitediw•bielinter.. Will vitae t i ll . ll l 'w,t, 1, •, ,4 ... , ( ... •..4"... . . . ‘ prepare calielvall.fOr pore falsehood thou Net b& •doct aborted by the Itellaireralte.ll. WO 414.91.1 1 ,- . . I war' —WM ~ : • .• . tliV: : t,Y_____ A i rtOt ) . ol.4l c_ ~ „,,d a, e „,,,, 11 , „tr,t,lll t he ak ba n 11 fore 40114 even tram . the Prostituted, prest'of this iiirtaly . tieblii sititi teachkefdbillialllet 41.1,0, test thillibilliftitts,l l . II th. 41 , 1 T..!, ( 1,,. .. 1 -, ~.„ ~, „,,,,,,,, l '' ' . 7. . . i l s . . "w"L'i„, r , 4 ,7 1 ;1",.„,..1 . , _ ~,,,,,,,'ul'Aviiiwnw"o . ,: - - --, ,.." 1 . c o u ntry. , !41k of thelgnorance in which the people thee replied fe ,' ~ *psi list 101110.11, 0 aL ', the IreseahleleeteNmee is.. IsidiP rthigliksolT4 ' * lit $ "SW% NTA,M7 , - ,1. .' " 4 ", 11 . 1 ". ~ • - F rom ,. aro itept I yhat impudence, what 'theta& thepitapt, * 'af, . . o , t 4w#tptite___O *4 " m t ,...- . , .104104 vg Tr#4o4 Oplair • ft ll e lb- all g, PP •' i .. " iiiiiiliiste ".• blot - 4 , ' • "littS ir thgwessio 410. S. , , , ik , less hapadoece mast these writers possess, is opealt, Leer ie s d if the1i1,,.., -fe10hi",. 7 .. fenelool . ,p h a p ; se e wa tt. , . r .. ,• . 1,. _ t i ''' It ,' , i 4.. 1.., . b ililhaisll4,o44olol'l* _. , t i me or the sintald knowledge in France, while they' f *it Wet '".l 'ititprifulibt Or ..„ : #l, l 4.•ses cr i'" , ' .., mi ..- A ~....,...' A . : . : , :4 ;nte :.' : . = ss j eavid u pair ,, isiat , .• ~ , an d v i, , themselepo eve knowingit foiling the heado of the lett bfl tie by orderi'esPiliiiimedel •, . . w t. , r , , l" 1 7,7 :1 "" . ,' 4 :k. . 101 ' ', - Nromiwilr - m r Tivwc 77 'OM,. ziel4 - 'it i. ,i ,' vo il e of laud with It" :too ridiculous to be be- cooed not forgive their MAW imelkiskreeln $g : , . 46stspla anise ..• . r .% 0 ... ' . lierect Ity• pity astir" in tha.*erhi, the English only theft; &Peerage. 'Thdiehibltaisel et Irma* :do 0 0. nil . rf jos? , 111 -. . .. , , • . .i iiimp lie li f fterrtitat the ar . stee p*. I believe, most firmly, that the peeps not poissade liesmiter Aleatlikli_ ..emilma 104 ► • tom a tto , d i m ' • 4 l: '.,''l • . • : . ' s iiasiagieyr s• di e c F 44.0 are truly informist as to almost every event rant hit Mil eishtts mu, sursiswisoihm. thi!..ra• :.. ~ . ~ • - " ' 1 ' • ' f e 'llt a ra4-;1.44.4..5tf Melts *t * 4 kill b,,„.E. aft er l'u"•• -- • _ ~ , ,t. th R c ampaign. I shall ' always bear in mind'. the leg_predomp, kb nkril,ti-tarilliWalk% 441.1. ' iii __,.._,.._• , , • i n n •-- ; 11 1 111, 1r 10 1 . , lir !..- - . ifor,, v. ' • is* , "rt.. idiat power , •-: 5 zIICPCO) thellyrA „ dismal, ;mast whltli Soatiparlt Aatoottoirrie foe* . - , r.. 0 414, 44 tf" t 4 V ''' 4, 0 ,,, prwgm ~ rt,•y ; „•;, 4l ,'-,'„',„',N,`'"' • • .' 04 ,,,10 . ~.., t r, - ,Arasky,..l,, ~,if v .4 4 ,, . gm ** 4 0 0 01 0 1 4 4 ,0 , - .. , ,•'. • • • * l . viv it ',it fit. , „.4to id tnort4notnifeb ifillr4Ao 4.- RI 41, sv rt. , .44 4,144 ot .4‘..5.:0:, Sit 44tf.MIVIS etVeli ' • - - . • .• * ' • ' - . • . - • . • •• , , . • -.6 . .. . , • fir, . ~ , .. • - - - Jr.:-'. .4 . s - ,41 " .. , 4 . ilaildglaitillidLibl44l-4 , 44141- .... ...4..... .