The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

..+s ►' ~~ l ment, and come over to us to help us to limit his am bition. had the case been otherwise ; . and hagtim_, served us as thcheaterved Frinee, no tilinii - OT ilife-, diction would have ..beee considered too bitter to be poured *at against her. Well, strife was resumed, sunk trim that hour to -thls every arrival from the Continent has brought in telligence of new triumph& to. the . Allies., new infs. •-• tortoni., to the French--yet none that premise au ' tierly termination of the newest, by reducing the ••• Vppressor of nations to reason, or humbling him to wAection. His for mer rival aLlionve, Moreau, after quietly seinnitti‘ fro.' sereyit years to the sentence of banishment which had . ,been*seed - .ow hini, when 11"6100'ivilliahl4VirilifinitiCitt deithsfdr - what ' wasseeted trees - on, •o4eiPectellly ie r vpested in the, Anisetb; efid• in flve;"raptere of the - irtitstice repaired . • to the head-quartet* of the Mlles, where he Was halted Ilf •the deliverer of Eirogie... But while the eyes Of alleadleiliViee' fixed urn him, hs was re ye t i ll avetrby it tividden4atastropir his glory wil :for ever t ere tea 'iroirt change' r s . ° o gigpse by any re iterse•of fertusivi,'in a itruggiivilit e lesperate and pte- erious, as Ito Mint' tiaie reit Oft approaching steep 1 gle.with his former Chief, BkresParte, would be.--1.1 'Moreeiefell•ln the happiest 'lament of a hero's life; . what, .having 'pertornied 'great thiegs, greater are • expected of hits,' avid he :Is cut off in the flrd love 'of hieAkteiirers, Will the merit of all that he did,' • ;and of altlhat be did not, accompanying him to the 4.6" 4 ' '' .I • % . . . ti:.: • • . :►-... ' Trliiiiilli i i 0 eli k ,Atiot t notwitlispunget . this eti:: l'. "ihniitY 7 :Y.• iSilitki. jig to, proxpe4 and thole of :OW. ' prevtu.iii. dattie, VinCe Wis . deatik;—for not bit one .... Ann hutwoeifigribitt, tou t tivilgorthow.ever little,' depends the sa'tvatiou of . am 4dtinint,—:the people, Ow ilealgliahme can 14iii its-4.;J if the spirit that Jo..ied •the torpid , ':#l.mhentyiif Russia, during the ioad of Bortaparte, to such tinkkviryp.erni iuvisicible e.iergy of.putriolism, could be infitaed into the hue mah enimuls that' stock- the soil • o'...aerniauy and Pressia, theconflict m%ht no longer be doubtful ; the *tnotnerahle armies of the tyrant night speedily fall by as horrible a mortality at Aljat - ethic* left timid pest the only one alive to tell thiretery.Of hictiltame 4 . ,apt his discom fi ture in his I' ei 'tion". It is !rue, that helms not now the ti f" at ''' te'! of Russia . to contend with; sihicb Mo re t n i l ite. re of Moscow, and the sword of - the Cossack ' harassed and ceusum ' 'Obi Dec ran legions - ;--litet it mitt be remembered also that Ms pliesent legicssiare not veteran; they are 'notcOmposird of Men in the fullness of their strength, 'Anted with holourable scars, fearlesi of pain, fa-. *War with danger, and' hardened in the sun and; wind ;—no; they are chiefly composed of conscripts, yet in their growth, who have never seen their own blood, felt a gunshot, faced a bayonet, or slept on a • field of battle, swung the dying and the.dead, grader . 'a storm of suow Mr it deluge of rain. Thi& difference 'of his soldiers wit! at least counterbalance the dif ference of climate between tossia ind Germany, and were the flame of patriotism eettillY:leindled among the population, these taw tickeitsi might be as. easy a' prey to the avengers of an invaded country as were the paralized veterans of Boftspaiy to the entlio•• siaric hordes of Kutiesow. - 0 ciiiiir that the French Emperor reads fay iotenfoi re psi; he was wont,. since tie can no io!*eiiiirOdaee tt4:oitioe eifects; in the same country t "enthlielott the' same. eugenics, as 'formerly. rumbled in proj'ets p epd reduced in his means. a: Me him, he il...eq.stOpieesi.:..he.is scarcely dis. .11 4 from/be post toys, isrmoilanisiedi du ri itg the arm tit,e, and. he j itili hulds . all Enrope st bay and defiance. To base.driven him from offensive to de- Arrive wacfnre,`ll,, however, tits have • done more often could have been reasonably hoped for 12 months ;to br h him from this attitude to lay 'down his aims witinutha line of his own usurped 'dominions (for we have nothing to do with his , ;usurpations at home), will be a much greater and 'better work, in the 12 nvotitts to come. Can this be reasonably hoped for now . ? We see no reason why it should not, if the Allies would condescend in theday of suree*s to use words as well as blows , ".cite force of ar gumetic" s= the argament Of force" with him. Let th,:ln propose terms of reconciliation; it is to tae disgrace ofalT former continental alliances, that thee' wive twit forthed for the sale purpose of carry isle on hostilities, and fike all leagues for ambitious roo,rag, they have dome tai cohfosion and rupture; 'and the present alliance gill ` _aunts to the isine mistfrable issue, if Oeice be _Aut. the object of ibei! exert-ens, and war with' its maelfeld :pile 'only Tie. inevitable means. by which that .141.tintatons,may lie Obtained; in the Andre of ever, ..otber. The comparative feehlesiesssir Bonaparte,,' a( present, is cPsittl,sees), by Otis - call, Triton his peopie to rise in a Ihasa for the defence of iheientitive land ; at the same time it is impossible to believe that he has any. fear of ah.jmintion of France by the Alliet. He evident ,. if rants sa raise such an overwhelming force, as stall "giUatio him. to • waintaiu his owu invasion of . . , Germany. Though like a moult* eagle be was itNit,itqtk. of his plumage . arid *hia iu -his . .liasssiai wrotOrlifi growing again, kjelient lens become as terrible as ereVititnSt4 his opponent's, if they lose any of "adrantigiii,"*hich his unexpected disasters hare even tisisin; ;!idler for' belligerence if there be no other altersilitire, or for uegociation if negociation be praiddipre, •. • • " 1 Whin Wpi . ceantryteen, first landed in Portugal, it. w as t he contemptuous ,— and we wilt add, the con. temptilile;=4,maudate ,of Bonaparte to his Generals ' l6 to dritrwthe Buglish into the sea." -Our Country men Inive..pitssed the Pyaleuees; whet impossibility • Will •he command his Generals to perform uow:—' Vheie 47. a spot, in Old France itself .n which an Xstgiiihliilny is encamped. This is assailing him in the tulik. • While with the jrritation of restless and jealous ainiAtiou he must feel as if his animal seesibi. .lity were diffused through every limb of his enormous empire. France is the apple of his eye ; and the litatui that touches it inflicts intolerable anguish. Of all men living Bonaparte is the least enviable, and h. who of "all others has possessed the most of his' heart's dein is thereby the most exposed to But.. Isriug• - fieas; Lieutenant-General Sir Gsortoz Busi; WtTll, Commander of the forces in the West Instil 'will shortly retire to &Wand s after an absence several rare. f ~ .! 2 FRENCH F I B ANIMPORT 9 . OCII. 21).• this teen set out .yesteniey - its ulterior destination. Yesterday a French _ 'from &kith end proofiedieg "•• Ott,. Oix. wrsoSis who *VOW tts' , finny eaten& froth. fkisaan lOWA ot the &war - welcibil-Letteit: "'Put cupiethy'a great'llibibet .."0444) with; redoubts. The defiles Of W' -beetritirttilbi, and titiontiis br a vo ten. '':Thos' King _of - Naples, • 11. v. able emits it Itochlitze-4 , on . Ades ttv.. are in *faience of oath other, .it. is probable :some impertint eient willition take place. , - • AI76IIIWIRGII, OCT. 19—.'rhe pangs • et :Flow, ' -troops through Frankfort tp, apiskt;t4 'considerd able. Piteits„ OCT. 25.--By ieningitic '' alif i timett which Tutint'the• sentiments with whish..alt Prestansan seal .anitnated, •the Municipal Councils of the towns of Dieppe, Colmar, Chartres, and Saint Quentin, swear Aut - no effort will be painful to them, no sacrifice' considered as of consequence, when the object is to conquer peace, and preserve the noble and precious" 'inheritaices acquired to Prance by the immortally.. *von or 6Ur august Emperor. • MARDEVURGII, OCT. 17. 7 -90 cs4/4414 of 64110' metals's' thefallowlug : Supltletnent to the BerfflS fs 4sf but+ gives the Folutteenth head. quartels,..Zerbst, the 30th Septeashei,*: and which ,contains as follows ". -The misery of the inhabitants of Magdebargh it at its. height.; upwards of an hundred families, which could not provide for - their Subsistence, have. left The garrison, which is composed of all nations, hes . many sick. The rage of the Saxon's. ana Weitpha... Uses against the Free& has broken out In such a maiieer as to give rise to levet:A . quarrels; they have 6red.apoiresch other, and the Fren 4 o ham s :ter their defence, pointed cannon itv the streits:t is. We know , uetMag - of all this - in Maiditinribilitid .ev cannot allow our readers , th coeip* °riming imposed Upon by tales of this find, respecting the net situation of our town ' .. and the trainiaalktsf-W • hiqb ridges iu it. 4 :4 GO7TiN33URGII 111411.1' 411111liPlialF, Oct. 21.—1 t is not cilia 4 . ubtesl that Bavaria has joined the Allies ; 3%006 of them , are making towards Erfurth, under the . eommand of Gen. Wrede. Cons. Billow and Tauenzien do:their utmost (joined to the Landsturm) to keep Ney's corps of from Berlia ; the latter is reckoned to be 30,008 strong. They have beaten off two severe attacks from Ney's corps, and pushed them back s although with the loss of many brave soldiers, amongst whom area number of Walmoden's division. , We have news from Berlin down to the 17th ; all was well there. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 23.—A part of Tettenhorn's ' corps has advauced as fa* u Ungen (14-tattei west et Bremen), near the Dutch frontierk *hare they !Mimed the conscripts - 1 ,plundered the Prench pub ; Be eheits, and delivered every where the captive German patriots. Att. , ' , . • Due 1 ... ...... Helle 1 ILisboa .. • + 1 • ...Cadiz 0 ... Malta T . PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. Rank 419 India Roods per 9 per Cott. Red. MN Escheouvr Bills 514. SI per Cent, Cons. 471 8 Ditto Sad. 3 4 p I .per Cents. 144 Ostaiom 6* pr. 5 per Cut. Navy SOH Comb for Acct. 5811 Long. Ann. 14 Wei Lottery Tickets IWE STATESMAN. , LONDON: ' . • ittii 30 110. WWWATy SICIAIIII. morn. ist the to the open.. irea VigvetirtiA) Act __ ' r 'and aff ! r: airattairtottotilg pec K ei :. #113; Widefi dretepiities ,4* OidinarY Ceitr ezap4e ibis respective- pnrilic ijk,,Gt‘e. 40i'. sstreardinary Corte, ,Ittiyhttifektied it err Atlingt! vistAkid - dole as ;duo 4tft"iit f?eflitfwei • : 6 444 1 °4 (4 . A till44l P 44 4 1- # 4 k; .1"1.81#1 and ,11‘ - tia tee Mails from Cadiz and Coronas arrly4,this morn iog, from which we hive taken the folloVuveztracts as-the most. interesting : . . 1 • MAnato t °cr. B.—They write from Tarragona, that they working, with the utmost activity,. on that, fas..fress. Lord • Hentinck . has gone to Palermo, - leaving Gen, Clinton In the command till the arrival of Victor', who is,expected every montent. The enemy ' teinairis *on the right of the . Llobregat, number to 13,906 . men, and according tki!‘ lelligenCe'iecetied in Tetragona l :Oh vwitllliLlowa yda-Larida arppearrverf reason fer.bellaving this is his' liaVing diatribe/ad fir ,tiens for days to his soldiers., ; .They lithe frOM Reus, under date hsent;;2s . ak 1011ewi:1 . 4athet occupies his former poSitintSl plain Of . )lFarceiona. The English and Nappoltiai. division, are in Tarragona ;- the Calitbrians..kad , Sici- Hans in Valls ; the Majorcian division in thiatairri ; and the valient. army of Catalonia in thalsehita Areque; :o',oppeic' the Marshal in the: atipt i :e4 ,attemptitif ask invpion. Sarsfialdr.le-rwitaiViel guard . The will: et the 'lnitials of tarragoia. r faisets Real, and Irtietiteitt l 'aie alreadyip a coadiiials.'to :resist any stivele . ilitlett the enemy; 3000 -Esvilflhave employed in.4ooll:krig. the cortiitationa two monti 01 be in better state than thir *se . previonzto /besiege. In 001 of ale neighbourhood of Seo dolkcel k too moss.hol • to the Prince's regiment' mees;ttaeelsed.liloablif 4 the enemy, under thocinatatoui of Gen. Etrievi:oo 2 notwithstanding his superiosity of pulsed "with considerable 1041: , ••,,k-sy amiTas IROIII A 5144111r001114;q: " bum, Qcz. 11.—Y-astarday thit,:*holeAog the army ceps Ranee;, pansy o • 0.• L .ar l•-• • ' ~. .~ ;, eseTrietvgaltaii of oar, *ea atry m en may he let tisiuCisAder hiin as quite undone; f 0.,, by the Mildest int4tslisition of the Treaty between the 133* 35,000 combatants from: BONAII!ARTE'S army, wariest and Austrian Courts,'ft is not only a substrac. lion of' bat ion equal augmentation to.that of his adversary, shoo I 4 it only be employed as a cordon to prevent the wage on an unoffendiag State. This check of • NaroLtem's career, or frustritien foi.a time of his 'Ultimate designs, is, however, nothing in the scale *keen . great and prOfoonct Statesmen, with views, will .weigh the nature of the con. We opght to Sttiever , lit iltt ist new: and grandee ,light ; than weihaue- ever doillei and tor want of tbia survey of things, ive 'alit no less strodgly impresSethbarr vier . With the apprehension that Mi. nitittra'Will`bring ell s * wnhappy conntry t to the verge ofYrifil l .'eAtet'ever-ntoy be the alte r ed a n d lowered stata 13!:toui r,s lut'alut who. novo the po wer o f rani weeviletims netet otti,i to c ons id er v i . , e what the Geraints &nine stiald„,of ,noolti do, if we, p s eitreelifteitiOnt Atm subsidies h w air. (,) .. la:it s n were theev rheua.zohanartta ic.wOrdi - ,ilie Frenchi Dinitialatisis nvt ke uts . speech, which lasted an hour *Man - . haft 14 ii ofo ' ,4 c ' on ' ci ' verreace '*; ''''.,,, : j wii g 1 : 41 : e! iThe queitied., Mark the. • ti after:stating that the-oineral and . Extraordinary i• • - ht , .• .- ~.. f imp..-tant, the kind of I 3 ,. - And who; li ' were. installed `" in 'die Isle . of Leon On the Pe r9 P • • 14tirSaVitittibie 18 f 0 1:: itrOldif t he acclainitiOns* of j - they , . iibi, au war, .deos not epprebe*l th e man . te et statoSe l .Ahe French th livietkihor t), tort remieftenulliDnana.ool). most il4h t L ..... p0rtatt , „ ;, ; 4 0.7 . zt I , . blit - id .• L „. . - il . t i Oig..4,:Profit by a i i d ne he ,reNfor a peacekof angth .Ow Most.-gltilinea , end .suiceistel trainer 1 apokav , n d li . ~ ,. f v cor wi°.rils . xuktle u miergewbby and b ye . the great effertiihade by the nation againsttherisaio; e T . 7././I,r,rf P i arilinsefeace• - tbh is thepeare to be est of tyrantkind pointed oat thelamenfable min- -**. hen 4.0.6 was thee .eigned., by en the macros, after .., , motive of contineing *flan 'in which leiraii at their insietiation, • *** , ~..l eld e t have . at any time, without coriquering. The 'The ac t diserilving the General and-EutrarirdinirY,tel sole e . the French Rater isnot, by any means, witch the wait.. breke.tep sieitatift z e 7 •:. . e _ l ot' his person, and the privation: of his ,pleasures ; Plaiiiiaod acClaintittOriie .. . ' .*: • •• ' ' ' • .1 , , • . r fdlookb ihe aiittevem - ••• I ent of that. which Louis XIV. XV- and XVI. Awe la vain through On the 25 th ef September, * Clrs!lWery Cortes ;•' ir t i ai i iiiiti o i s i• t ;" ' - were installesi a *ben Senor Ledeseitjorit 'Estoi. , -• , - i • v ii f ..'t • ' -'• 1. accomplish, might he considered a utsdnrs, was Chomp :Presideat;• Senor '.Getidido .-._ - i -''-f;'1r."1—.4"., to a Man. like 13°NAPARTE, who Herrera; of.. Cuba , viee-pretheea;,tirat . . .. i. r ditieeeh tea . "toottilof . b bk - own greatness. The seereba4. i pr . .. i., •t a'French nation, ami Senor Fellie, of Peru ';. seCond,ditte.',.Seni. A . .f lohich ..‘ t .ittilus bacarregue, of Gripe ova ; thirdditto, Stool Acosta; I t . • -..- • *,.. . ,t!, secret more. thin openly, the trends* ' that if he is sopported„ he will of Cuba; and feuds thito, Senortlitit,Sf!Grooncltk. -- . .....?..i- L-• .. . • open * a trade for.. its, shippiug that shall re .. There are no accounts in the CittlisiCritivank flesihi sis with, interest - f . .• ,$ , „ Pal or . . tecrifices. . Are the Madrid Papers, reletke..to. the fever preritliailk-me c 4, • . d i Gibraltar of so recent Gibraltar, a date as those.aireadtheisisii v 7 P"uh. !P' 'sec i,„ .l° f"tt!”s° hiss! 01; this pm. ...... •, . .....!.. lieu or not. -. - Irthey' are, iebreinset..it,' that the pre the public. - i'. . : . • -•-... '4l ' , ...... .. aesi4•discoMfiture . WhiCh gale rise to theser tie t* It does ritrieppear that any Malignant tfismivire.. ! , .::. .- '. ..- . . P C " 2 " • f ; - i will_ he hut a trifle in. tho_solemn. deliheraiicii Cat • - Salle 0.4,..... s ) ss s . Proof' 4 z. l'hOh.,,:iii ii " i riPL: iibitilef: - We . ire Prosteutini - iiin , Wer :with rationa l 'numbly Or s teeths tit Om AltiflrrelitYlmit.gf • "s'i'' 1 . giespeei,ol v setress. • Whavetstatefshett• 0 b''f 1 4emble:l , ll3l, 12, aod7l; r,atlelifllkkOntlubti**;•''' -' after -a dr "*• • ' 4. e "1" I ' air . .t... .. ‘• no erer two Such etpenstve campaigns as ' • 1912 . 4, . ' ...;,I • 181 • - ::. ' , sfi! .' :thiSt . We tros•tomPelled .to•treOberene on this solemn jats .; ..• .. - int ' '-, 74 ,./ ~If.':•ti,.. ffibiti . t. " 'Y fie • afraid . that, the7:seal, and pro- To this statement Itii oillaOil, ttoittnitite s l!Fititi Mucci ti or the French, in..g e tirig ii r n •sonp es to was considered a •hesttlt, 'seers 111074eu*rviiiirentitittii , 114 mimi ' (whom we de _stet lesire ' their love . i ppon • ey . . numerous than in 1'8134 sod tastAltsse;tfe w. .. 11 ! . Pttit•i.§Ir rialOnte),Asjesisitt . keep pate wittr l pis iliffieulties. sent snore people in ca#2 - tboi,i:diiiieiiikietni 110 1 &Raw otostiacittemporaries;Totieed,:tryttt the French ~. - • -.4 1 110 04 -..' ... .' : s -7 ,s c "'` r-, '...'addlltitit.with great levity ii• ‘rieilieing.,the )0u- Some minor Piria. Papesii. • - . •' ' '44l)a Vtis the 1 litdoulietdi anal!!`t2 - Ttiferg '' - sl t:'.. 1 missing Journal' de Parrs, artileC i itilts - , feeday:k . .",l*4,eibelfate , If • - Miiiiiiiere.irill' their agents hire the them, however, 'we hue no ferthuliithlrience -..okaisili: tii ., ..obtiist them; will Lbey ant answer the same the state of the contending -armiesi.eu us.4o dieve.i•phirtisee es if oikerwise procured ?. Dow is this case any conclusiOn or satisfactory opinieri thereon, One : • meringed in other countries-inEnglind for instance ? of them speaks of the energetic-Addresses from the tile.relich may in their. tarn say, that tbe people of *Mimicipalitiee of Dieppe, Colmar, . Chartres, Wild . these : United • Kingdoms are repugnant to the (~.. Quen tin; N. w h ere in they declare, that no• efforts ,war;. that their tentiineeta,. are • adverse to its Will be painful to them, no sacrifice considered of ;.further - prosecution i • .yet,.,-54f they know a ny consequenCe, when the object is tie conquer .Peactri }thing 'Of ; ',difnrcand of Cabinets, they might. as. TIN same Journal recites the article, which has tip--; sure, therriseives, that our Ministers would find it .peared in the English Papers, as copied from " A 'leo difficult matter to obtain - addresses from almost Supplement to the Berlin Gazette, of the 2d instant," :every Corporation in England and Scotland, painting the distresses of. Magdeburg in the strongest : full of zeal and promise of support .in it. We colours, its garrison being in a sickly and famishing , have only space ' cursorily to touch upon this state. The commentator says, France knows no- paramount topic at present ; bet as it is rising, thing of all that, it being an imposition on the cre - i a n d must rise to an imposing : climax„ we will dulity of those who read such accounts. i never again let it tie at rest; till we have awaken- Last night it was reported, • that intelligence had ' ed.eur dear country to contemplate it, and prepared, arrived of the defeat of Sovt.v l. with the loss' f 5000 ; as far as our feeble pen shall he able, our countrymtu killed,., a great number of prisoners, nod several to pronounce upon_ it. - .• • - • pieces of cannon, Kit we could not learn that there ; , Mr. C - G • . ' - • ----- • ----- seconds the A 3 weft *my authority for the rumour. .Io the. French : dress lll.l the !lou se R.ASiT/ i t is sa i d ; , ' a Commons Lord. LOWTON,a Papers. there wairAlin nndetailed affair mentioned, i -" ' we be l f n or t e st • . . stated, moves it. .. *,, • WitiCitiCratuseriftte said to have had the advantage,and i .:It is understood by Members of thir-Steete of whether* triemont reported as being brought' from. Commons, now in London,: that Parliarrenti will he Santanderibae . version of the same, .more faroirribte - , Continued . sitting from the opening ot.thi: . froisioi to us, 10 litoisw,not;;;filikeitii.retibetsit-cisisvinced ni ,-.l i atut t i h l the 1 9t h fol, February whei: x i t in to e th iteneitment vicifiroo 4 *4 l ! oo . l46 , Ined e v° , 1°Q44."414.11,i to It is no: ° rep:ri r ed r tUt s :lf e l t uaitate 44. e. — Ol, ;mitida..4ispot,WikopowifialPa”r”.- 914 •1 I •Fipeolog tp, itidint(m4iitarreffeitotteiftxito• 1 4.: 'reXOL!,I4I4IVIFIMPP****Aq . eellirt.Pl94lll.4r,-4113bifitiiititki.'(:44*.li .PRINGE anti:General .Matt +u, Pretr.ball reached Cassel witila few attendants,. ac i d after the'irrival: of the-latter at the' ittled 4 lUar' '' i tittst.ittiO 4eCitaz :i;cl - iet off, under' a stiitieteiti ofthic-1111eS; this ponitiemaitted, - tris.siO, ofi d iiidry * liiir m a yince . .. an d Paris . T his. 4_ --: fits future decision, and had riot the larerintiiire:adatli ' ; '*tif 'MifliXA V occurred, the incipient tuidetitantfing 1 neitocirectedible thantite- tame r;: for altho u g h everi .. .• might have led to a very unfavourablereSeit; , . „, :one . must be tOorittPba.:4l7:.* itt4!ti, -- distilfneds - •.- Thi two enemy's f kat' ettei • by - the Greer and Perhaps distracted Condign,' • yet few . pill be... • ii i. .f • . • .._ • . . 1 Op. o ..war. ;boot 20. miles to 0. st• '. l lere he would StS.,Sadittltr, .so sift fla Jut° g` 1010111eady at, the, entrance 'or eke IN ithef Forth, •colopleat dere et theelniractee of *I vraiiiisr;" o f f lo p lir foti t o :b 0 l b w D age rgovi( a O s t- 144 as 6Cr,: , ,•, ' 1174 1, r . .. Bad es undo' .." ..hhk,prospects : :anti tbey:Ava l Itlikeh. - .,Sitiled* few days previonsitfrbei the Tesel• - not like,thare • • *- ,S w it c h : As I mo saitovi t iod j ut 8t.e . #41 hippy to understand itett ,- /ithrii ; al i,..-:Na r . . ' - winter in- Busaliti. , whin. he le ni ac , co. arm y' o; ails i' mid i as an adequate his no.d i enfif bo l t, On Ilvi shiftier itself. No presence of person or mind meld 'brit intiMatien dispatched in pursuit ni` 'llion, °.. avail" against the hillitti.VitSriti• of clini!a_ ~jet ' 1 6 ? ' may.hope to see them soon brought`trileiii th eir l''" ; •tehlips Were not iiirterkkli with clothing Which could ' ' consort, It he it'eser, in - augment - toed* feree of tli.l :,jeueerre them moder its riper: ThOngh he kneW '.nriti . sh .Many.. It was about sliti`ritt . t . '-iii. the tIv;: , iiiiiii ognibers were .lessening every hour", yet. no . ice of the 21dinst. when the GrAtiO 'ilik'thein : , ~. bri g which they had set on fore iiiss•.iiikl!hirn..i a t , ,eivirthly.telent or Intrepidity could avert the miser y. . -l ittle distance from them. - ,*-: -* -- .;1! We present case, taiiikethe same course would be. This morning the Sessions 'ffmise•of the ;o'.d to incur, and justly trio, tlie.stigma of cowardice, Bailey was oncommonly crowded it .aii.early hour. km. , which, without looking into the qualities of his to witness the- interesting trial of Jorlet're Miu; !dirt, we perseade..ourseives that the policy' in iris the bill broker, charged with having att id the li , ti il of 10001. to a note of exchange, dated Cilaigew, end `llitiltl alone will prompt him to avoid ; and thii drawn bi,.. - Messrs Ilaasii and Rusk - bet oil account brings us to the consideration of the general stale of th e abieuce.if Mr. 13aAsri, Mil trial was poqt of ,this---Eagland'S most inveterate enemy. . • pone d tilt :be t a Sessions.. .• . From the superficial view Of the war, and of the " c o o. C LotT g, o f the taiii *Oink, hal fatal, tern gina to it by the moat defection of the Bars,' been oppoiutod. 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Which bet ottrtnim, piersurwnwe ' 4l qt s ty '',.-. xiv:.5.,(.. , et-., defiles of W i ldheins have elset • - .! . • . lenhis &owe up round--Nesii, * 4 .•"°- *7l ll llll l 'Dag.; , rapies is . Kith ; k very , „ as hl er . . The Ad-ot tile preaelllargay, was reed, and ~—;-Ai on ell sides the' armlet iirdeititelogoirlas tlea'ree"4. l deacernialithed -41 °.121Y \.