The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-13 00:00:00

`j ._. f: A 0.9 •r f Mt Draroont -I.irtremaist•Colonel *trawl*. iaciadr; ; Cap. ksistr. Rabrri Antlento,. Edward:P. W• Ilea. ilall.••••-• GT*. gess $ Lleatentini , Jaws Cram J ; obs . . Prybr. l and OrrAlbald Campbell 0 C•iriwts• John Item Wattir• .labnesim v .,Winium Make, am( ...-- Pryor; Orartcr•Mnsanst 7 --,t.;50,..i--. 1 ., tothes, Philip Ritibt. a d James Robertson; Solt* Joint Ml.' binsno. . . • Cit.; :Marne; -- Upon:slant -Colonel Toy sr t, Major JaPse 4 Mortnell t . t:aptaig lk A. Alexander J .Mettlta ; Unite- Rants RiAnol Roles, Nod .1 . li. Hogats; Corbels Jahn !.;leel &romp; ---:- Corkisttnte. and :ICilliain Piaterinrr ("starter- Itacier •-- Watson.; Sergronkßalwst Whitfield - 11nd 'Moms See. . • . - . • , .- Yl't`t D.'figonsis -I.lentressist Cl'lClslttrlvs (;cruets -- %Vat .,,n, 0 A tilyi. nod ;Noire tied, '4 ' 4./.salloc- Mallen John. IVatylos: rill iltayk-.4 Harem:* • : t ,"st .0.•• • , Otros -:eaptnins -o-- Piptqa...and . :-.- Chine; *4 ' ,Allilr' ' ''' ir ...,.t.O l , . metal. -- ire, -.---. VAN*, :-*--. Go.. 1;46.:. -tand'lltirtt Camels --.•-: 7 li.rly. --:-.-- Lecky t ,-- vi e, ksyseg,--.(5N4:41011..5ual -...- !;e nsign; 1M151111..4-..- T. *.,..ftßioerrseti 4l .oll l l 'Mate -- Pistden; Qalertrt-Masdere •,--‘ K e lly_ -....,14awf1rd. and ...--.- tiletheol• ylll 4, _,,_ ,' • : . r -. lstfOldwist Ma11.".-I:l4ntledani-Cnladel R. Ab - w ei lell4. Cart iOrns ssisterl.tiniutt.- Clarks de .la ('otrr e. R. .• on, Da .. .tarnegie.•lnones St. Chtir, John Sinelnle, 4.1--,-.-Put4?)P....and ~ •tostieelsoft Adeutetisitti John • ChlnfP, A ,* . r. Mite"; . .1,j0; ,timusiej-,-At 3 eit, • John I.lrqobart. I, piaw ,s !ha' o N a s. T ; tba k les leige. Pi.ter , t,pbelt, ---- ofyi; * William liordaa.:Alt•cander 6;:tet, ....",• •Ijogritt, 4.0-1- `Bennett. WM. OWARIOIT, I. K. Monster, Prow Prowe i - Igteio MIL Arch; hbld Caitill, sttlint irt4s, Williato ValeoterteVidriline Chis, . hohi. John flvis. and •i ars Nitisolsont Ensigns Gratin Dr:•nutnnd. Dr: , nithonol.-.l * . Martel Smith. Edward Hull; lames rmeophell. _ at,ntb,o ‘:m.' Johat'.lll>naeld, Attest idil.nan, I). Sl'Neil i • pub) fißet,, pamesti c riiimu. 4inetTlintons 11101ttflt s•Vno(11*- !Haste Thomas WA; Stitgenn Joseph APt j aressa avillargebass -Mate Join AVIV. •-1,. - : -, . • • . . ^. •1-1.t41.0,. ; :d 110 1 % tt:-... ot ------ da r er t ellphititti ilinlii 1 . .. MI. 11 -- *.:--..7 itievia....Nwil groorbelloind A les.ibarr ProVee ; Lietort4ol4 '••••;- 4 -- , - Nillictioffo, Itobort Fillviver, ---,St. Pant. ,l).. iii taearg.P. end... Joan Camtshelk; Ensigns 114innth (i. Trot iii., --- r I' rmaw ;••11:111inen li pdock, WllMaitiliose, !: 7 -... -Hallibuista, and , --..r , *(jerlre. • •'.. i . .. - •. -' lf OM— Nln tor 'William Gray;. Carnins --- Wolin coadr, —,--• ;oat*, ---. Ford'. —••-. Mentagne, (i. W. bay nton, .10110 17 4 ,:e1Ki and ,---;-- 11,iyeess Cleutetatat, Pellia, asirt..l.ditards, W. Angusies• Halliday, --4-- Adorns, —.-- Sionstort. Percy Grovek, and ii. Ileni. 1)440in ; Ensi ; rni Fre derick Oehler. 11. Ilawisoo, add Jenkins - Francis; arid Adjo. law Mut Ittle. • • • - • • • sth.Footlheutenants. R. M. Quinn, ("Anil!, Abetris. nit ! . v. ri; age ril i t, ;witi...-.-..-*k7sllitedar ; Usslgos Will'utst GPilley, (4141 1 e %% ''`Alaili. Hnnitin, 'ft f. (ions';' Alen 1101144. ham ; J. - . Mr. Cottrell, and Jobs He0ry.4 4 64; Sur t ,;•-on'a .Yale .. • It s *, 1A1:1414414.n • - • . •::, . • •-, , •. rt -I.i C ,otenant lonelJohn 'C.imptr•ll : Cantains .% 96 I- At.-sawire Itaillie, - John sandman, aid .‘ t ebitiakl t' oa ..,,ew ; . 1 .Watenseis --- Vinnent ---s•.(lConnor,, Tat ams 1)e me, . „1,,1nt -..lkaeliog.• Timothy Ca-sia.• an.l 'A Itr:ilra:4 Newt-oh:no ; Liegirnstr . on.l Quhrter-Nin-ser Harhi:lar ; Et, , igils ----.... Vc-r:Thild, (;urea Cante.con, yttweph Lanes-ter, Tryon . Sa4art- owl ? lames Horbidge ; Surgeon • John (iMbous ; Sur ..gtaits..N:ate Voter Simpson.. • - -• .. - I ,Ult Foot- iaeutenant-eotook4.. -....•_..... W o rtl e y, dhd -.4l.orePy • Amon ; Major joules IBillnirs s Captains ---;----- Nintlhr%*, l'hoolas (}acre:., -,--- Witblow, 'llsoinas James. . la 4ilia-a 0' 'trims, and John WalroTd-; .. fietitenalits Ceofke ;hulls; e. 11. J. G 4 Mapimaft, ---4•-• M. Ninhort. . kousonhy. ---- Callen, -•—• Bsekeridge. tir • lane, • ----,--- .hill: wand. • -- ----- Ashton. C. E Darby, . --.- Riddle, Matthew fgrEe.T.teargit - tiers, ft. Jnekson, • . 11 ieltard. lissy ley, R. Horton, Crawford, ci, in . it, Bl a i r , - • I.lssiles.-M.441..n, Anthony l'rtosmitol Jahn Casbidy; 4:Abigns ...William Haroett, S. %. Stwerne, P. H: Pettit, George Joitionn, ()pano, - -- Hamlett, —• Smith. A. :NP Lean, -- King.. • -A adosswiletsry, Henry Nl' tirade, Fisher, --••-• flarford; - Inassais--flabaead, William Mullen, "add Thema, Condi Stir • g.-iin. -÷-- Grey. and'--- Campbell ; Surgeon's-Mates (token • Islarktell,:ftobert Erskine, aid -7.-. C, that. ISlnr , renlt-Cs7tni^s. • Clarks Donal•law, A H. Pyc, and , • doltn ibai Livingstone; Lientraints Mooting Soden. A. Nali, : J. I ludas, F. It. Nl.lawariag, D. rallatesta. I. lirunke. J. • hems. C. Sansons. W. Roland. It. ikelsiasta. W. Elendedeath, .1. Wool, (:. Inner, Hourston. Thos. Delphi& .I.htto Mat. • fishis." A- Moab: and —"lapin/ Ensign:. int i !rasa Bolan& ~-.4.- Frizeli..— •:rtion4.4ktaiuiels Ihtltost, Joiml)rtlFyatple : • lotto l - estisots.•CisarlesP;g/Sh.• 1 014o Unmier, -.-....Morrelan, .1! . V. and * (i. Ines, F. HmitteaelC.Wilgsua parer". W. Track s aid . •.' Is: tin-rue' Qsmr ter. illattrts --4:Se:Adati acid Gro:PaY . lou ; gurceslii•- slates A. lisrah..., Cliork. 41-t.stoe, :tad -.... t2ll , K,gnaie .;. I.:aapionrs•-t-- Phipps. ... ..k." the re.maiAJes of thi s Li ar, w.II beigiola 10 POrtowj 1 1 .., .: f.:•aftlisitto ..fitesv4l IMO Air the 'wander of , the • tv 'of dirrit.<l.t• she prineip.a "artkiett. •ef trhteb state. that site trtorOsiluatl ninth can of the, for: 14% tth the bonontsk of woo, Ti'ordogirti4forie arms at t6r rntrnnee floe town., and, pr9cerd 'Airliflth - tb Stair. -- Me nirtrer; to •be nitnwea to krt•p their *Jsivertipt. auficinneyaueis firni.-hot: for their equipages.] _ . . • • ti e t e f Offiekes, Seamen, and Zf trifsm killed and wounded, he . hawse/ .10 his Majesty's squadron make tits orders of (tsar .. Adak •Vr.veniaar, ..1 the swgeortriista, frnas titeltitia to the . • atst ofOet.- 1413. • . Acting Ifa..tnr of the Wiaard: semereli wounded. W.kvastag. Nildsn4paino of ditto, iv Ind ..d. AKSlS4—ttr , eantrn and, tuarnies.—Wourajd, 33setuota add and 3b wimindeql. • • 71109. r..FBEEMATTLE, Rear,. tliairal. . 9 killed. 107 wovoded. 0 (ford • If•-tiwilfitmis z. , . ltiitstrd Tots! rocre are also two Proclamation appointing a flenersil Tlaanksgiviii4 for the spleadi i victories obtained over the forces of the enmity ; to take place on Thursday, the 18th of Anuary hest ia.,&igloisd, Ireland, and Scut:and, •• • • •` rtmen Mr. 71. 14 1 :5181'. ItET1.11INE1) - `1'(1 sEnvt; 1741` THIS PRE • SENT PAItirIAIIENT. • • ' • ' lloroti;.th of lleil n. • Joh() Rrnaihnrt; f'sq: is thelao.n of Gerirge ..lohnitune,Esq, 4111:eabcd. 11A K 01 CI LS t;N LAP-GEL). il%h. New I.9.ahm.s!reet, merr.hasa, from Ike. Y 5 to titt s at Guildhall. 54. •4ye.so. , i+airtrrhary, drugovia, frata l'Yeer. 15 t• Jan. 1, C. Sturtrilig^. Ract=fnory-latse, cheeiemoager, futon Dee. 7 to Jai.. It, at i•wld;utll. ~7• The Average rriee of SUL; A 14, for Elie Week ending Deck 11, is 725. 1144. per Cwt. Average! Prices of CORN or ENGLAND and n ALES, per (palter. friktn'the ileum, ending Dec. 4:— s Wheat.• Rye. Itarley. . Oats. Beans Pease. f tkidr: ---- -- I ....._. s. Or S. d. s. if. v. d. s. d. s. 4.1.5. el. 77 9 49 0 47 1 29 5 38 B 60 7137 2 ' G. White. IfourdifsiMak 22. sseGnildhall. Ammo', W. WhitlelY, Lawraisea gi, Jko. Yld . , at filly,. don-sterel. . .. . Ai Jan. runes2l; r e Vilti 44... 4 1. - *A -1111.1114"4 1 . 114, 0 44 i . 1 . ' Itl‘!*1 " -- • • 1 1 11g l it i r e . _ ;I . ch e ills ed t;' --- ILII*II X;sadAanisilt, •,, A a i . . ' iIILIt47: •• - : 1 1 . Am ... 4 ,...4- unit 7 "line Wightthous . 17 : - •. b ' Idect.Pre._ 14 . Jim. 1 ;. 51 1., 1 • ~: • • • • ° s r :. • . ••• - *Clentenbe441‘ 7 111Vildiddl. A ttleicy,s' r.. •-• • tskitftrii46ll/, - o.:lleakisldas• - 6 . .8 - 0 Deli - Rabat . - s ntvir)tNos,- • - - --. . dk. . .......05...,..14.4.4, tr .._ ....,.....,.. • A . 1 1 tJ% .° 1 - Jan. Is T: ' l2 Alegitlitr 1:14111,• - Untinsllngsii:i4iin, 1, (4. • ." Mis ••-• • -- • -- ' / losisile.r, Shumitsury, taiX,Jan, 1, .1. Genf. -WAWA Star - T .. 1 - A ' - " fordshire, rratgli4nakge--.1 4,1, L. Wright. AKtite.-tolfatno. '4t.l.lC4ss yip I ST(Milly , nisi-Jam 1. J. Moore, t. John-square, _braWpaterehant- Hui • 1 *Jan. 1. M. Ittsteati;•Aihemarimstrret.' llocadll.l3, rnal ll4 er* 8 for 4 4 0 t. Red. -r Ilia. 15, A. Desenisis pad I. Newport, Villiers.strer!, WOW, 3 per Geist, Com iisphohiseretS-41U3 16, D. Wilms. l'icaidiM.iistreitrsiosentani-- • 1 pet Cents. 76k • • I)ec. 14. E. bake and V. Dike, Eitham, Kent, linen-draptlrs .5, per Vent. Nils, . -Jan. 1, 3. 0, - Asitlenir Glmseastemerraeu •Clummercial- snail. It*. AWL 14 4 1346 uscrekunt,lan. 14 Nrtity, (Aarles-street:Cmrent-ordep ha-, .„„, „, icely-Jan. le,. J. i.e lirrten.- Cherch-tane, Olvelssek; -- mmil;er-- - -'•-• Jan. 3, W. C.trpeolter;" , Westwrattinig, ('ambridgeshire. Alsesr- ideulrr--Jan. 3; .). .41nrebela and. IK.-Jones, Newport, Mon. mouthshire. bassiurta-4tn. IN, T. 'Parkin and T. Scobell, .Krentl.street, snerchatifs-;-.lnn, 7, W.•:Verrall.,Llelifield, Aug. , ..;w me, neer -Fels. 11. J. eritier, Onke.street, Punland:pliscp„. -Decit7; .I.fliects, Munster, Staftbrdshire, oatier. : . -•\ -IC- a , (Wall ' , re ATF•I/Alfe I. J. &L**, &OWL burn-draper - T. Cottage . . Whissfels, Iss.-1 iserdsnitcir:- 14 Trevithielc, forr.street, • Linsebassei ines.4an , • deakes.4, ilka,s o. .• 4.4sper Tltariths-nreet,. Wharfleiyr- est i Sysns, Ilarslydown. - 11gItterman-H. N. plideock: 'Azad' • s ' throw:lire. iromanuger-E. Keeling, Flank . 8 1 4 i% b* lrnrdsft . Sint-eiselsasamOsl.W. •WWWatrloir .. INsiffnidl, , t aloft olanuf.screeeN-W.ll-(are, Llntrebs i rntr, loiewington * jr ioanullieturer-J.'itaystos, Jon. of Westroorbtad4msi .41. der'Zitie - Arro*. etlaineller-.W. MnsAtic„, ,Whitehavits,, mrwe-hrokere. R. E. T.ll/11116 wows, wo .1.4 i.., surgeon-4. tenon. Ilinsiinghal;*ifenitiller.• • . • .. EXRINEItSIIIPS DISSOLVED. .•- ' ' T.Turner and J, Cooper, Itothrrltang, yorb l bire, milk's .l. Raw linsan, .1..5. lanitatu, tint( W. Lovekbt, Itorsham. Sas sex, brandy-merchants- 7 - W. Fairbanks and J. Penny, Seething.: Low, attornies--E. M. Hourrhiet- and J. Illneksifell, KisT S 1 V'et, ,IltslOorn, tutiqw.chantilers-O. Watson and I. 2 _l'a , 1...5.t laid iss.nuontsees, dour-factors--11: Godden, J.:.'fladde nod L:: ' : Ings Devises, It Hit., foreip wine-drillers-T. 111.•Caldl ' will avid 'l'.Graske, Norwich, bonksolloh-lt.-Lander and It J.ander, inn. Liamrkbutoutor, builders--A. Townson, T. Todd, .4.Thylur. std S. Tuw woo, ma orhester, tit Ist-dealers-J. and ! A. Gammen, J. lis m oss es ,. ll , t.. Robertson; .W. Forsyth, and flume. 4;reenock, hankers (so far as respects J. Gittliwrll, Denistouu, and A. Ganintrlll- 11 . 'Nash ; ta d F. E iiwns. Mary-has% tea-delsk•r4-11. ILaktork and J. Varker, Old St. (;rorges-parade, North A inllcy-:•trect. carpenter .- J. and C. pepper.Neticiole-ispon-Twtse, hosiers--C.l). Alcinds and T. Burn, Dermandserifew-road, tanners. . - .. I TM,* OAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. India timmitpar 1 Ms -7 Mew 1t0r451 1 1 4 Ski ' • 1 Mtge Sid. 4h p ' • Omnimn int_ c N oneo ew O is i tur tto M Acci p Ami . : 7 Hi: . kill 7' E y A IV. LONDON: MONDAY, DZetlitia 13, 31113. • ." - I • , .0f public tocorn—.." • - This is the - sity, the credulatis Btitish ,Pubtic • abused., and, iokod, Is hen ne see how: patlinttirlt i puts up with the hiposition, wearu.iegretAingly and ; indignmntly ready to exclaim— • • ,' Si Tait popsies Atter declpiatur." • But, ,alnk! noust.tpliesies...this ' , ANT llter rer keoing. comes on ? - - why those who detest-it as much as .we do.: The ' as the fraudulent, share in the -ruin • •ef the Infatbation of - Silos; 'The'fieling it' to be our duty honestly.• oii 14 - tinkly to ..speak in this manner, has heretofuse subjected us to the sottish. ' imputation •of ;-• being - -advocates in the enemy's eitiliii:zLiger I ••• We •would oppose :him more courageously than those interested selfish braWlers t if required ; be we will not treat ap ACUILIAI4 ullarroitif:yop sins. Where is this so nnsch.spol:ert-ef scorn seen ?. i where are these universal Wises heard . ? .bS , which he is said to be followed. . . `The Garment; the most virtuous, that is:t),e-vacoa•visioroea_ of • that. people, who. kiVe IstaTy, arerfeterthdenileo% d o no : treat him wi tit :setirtuLnerili a? ti. : of France and .0( Gevatiini : ...liaiti* . been , ruled by as exceptirmable ctstiracters as- "the one in question. They have :tad. tietT eel if ENilltS, :unt their Writcvmsus t -WhoJtate tithiiited no less wieltudaess •than N A POLFelri blended with' fifty thoei more weakness ; but why-do. ;Fe. dwell upon all this?: We ought to take ?tam; stab - 0,414e5; to look, to: coo awn.presertaSitur .40 happiness, and mot- .hyPtairltlestSr.t7pretektkllie .thi:Ciusedets -old,. .04,kb-sip' the tiword tor, the sole purpose of punishing Ai . Madam • • • 1301144nd peace, not Boni any appre- Winston of what- ilOsayakvs may do, for wit consi der hini as a baniropt to fares, if not in fortune . and fume ; but from- the selfish views of courts and cabi nets, it is not impossible. but• that we may, in the. courite pf . a.prolonged find enemies, where we should look for • friends. In the absence of what is Understood .by .the : " balance of power" in 'Europe me!ty vicissitddes, or at least disappointments and mortifications may be espected ere that . balance •is well poised. For' our' oin parts, we. shall be glad to see our fellow coutitrymen bestir themselves in re storing the balance of mei . at home. The due ~poisin • g of whick is very .much Impaired. The nvo narcli:icaLind aristocratical powers having for a long tit, o grelitly. outweighed the democraiical. • • We Should he glad to fee the afFnrs of Holland itroceed . with'more• aospietons haste. This is a point so distinct from.t . tnetelempOrary war advantage, which in4he end might enerease our difficulties by encouraging us la continue hostilities• after a fervor able moment for ending them, that every friend to the liberties of, mankind must partake of our feelings. We will not stop to cOusicler the policy or pro priety 'of the first of these 'new toolutionftl ale: racter, investing the Prince of Osamu with, sfie TBllll3os AUTUORITY, before bi 1144 Vita- I . viiateu nki ,, m: midi popeSOMed hls wat'imialig a peopie• inf low h os( fiaisilitl ' these ausserlpta nes lug rip:Winne with .an +weak chief , try L pri t rati •ib: d ist ...rt ni . o 4 . 4 . 1% 011 0 .0. itetriisy rzijtyiiivoisi:itiliouii::::::dicts ints::Terfoitcwrelb::::befP::::r. 4•41.110.4111allif other member of the state 14 - r.ofat9ry , though III; .. : ev bea e . r d , l is s a se bso p l oi st i el tl y ca ll l * m ad o . mtepi hut• is capable we of dis. 1 h t li o a ra v o Y e a b r i ti g o fa t mo ts a c cie y r : s p a t t ed od rength . therefore anyw aortehseorrrwye trial:IS:1:1h it. But we shali hare otes.io , -•m a i ft • and 'gain, to . refer to this circumstilirp._ I Holland, to assist It in its laudable entlearours: h , . 4ii lineeWooffitgeiteca4eaPaniPeat.ihrli:y4l:ird;lnabsleilitsititiheil:rtiasthsetlitsbw47:::ben;::daintrtio:l;wren:te,mrc,P.):::,p':,::,F6:::::o:::::::::::;:d::4'.! i *e wish P it marl* a mistake, that the Armies of iii• , 3 • ',`Ciows Fancy have .soddonly and unexpectedly made &hitt wheel to the right, nod inste a d n r. e „ ( l. ing thiscampirign in the Dutch Netherlands, his Rojx4 'Highness resolved "to take up cantonments nearer h tk o a ul a e aj ) ca we il d rn ti fi u n p o o t n pr@ 'D te:d °u •t g o ? b i c ti. ii ii. is i3 er t t v h '' ;:t .. l le t ' i N. :+o; .: I f f *: taise T ed he . • C r ou lat rf e 'a by nil io Cii tiva y t :it ie v i e t .: s ee ir n oin cons F id r : a n c t e b , ly t .e n nt d a; Ty . persons lately &hissed 'et, escaped tklittrei of 'he t e nane — a4 , r ea, yet we may tray on whst . they arilsi:ent, w h eel . defamation jo,othWilfoNAettßTE is Held by sk . it ais "net as it should be'4'6%s *.tfit,.Cwitineut, 1- iflak, se that. country - 4 th e in the Smith of Frlnce Oki: is it quite rig ht et home ,' . tliai° e'ftgtiiv‘q • the poo people ire ripe for reiott,..inoreespecially in. i the, toro. , posed of feu er non-' ''du than the.otte.taken f rom • • 'Oporto.; that if•our army were only to ippeaV• n . Landguar d Fort * should not be sfoi to the aboys . ,th e neighbourhood of BourdattA, the .w hole p apa -, . interesting spot at flit critical period. • .. tenon wohld jorti (Mete! :;, . We fear these inventions We are trot disliesed to Soy • all we thiOt • dpnr i will often he.played . elf •I) . the 'or fac!ion of this , this important scette`before tiS. , - Wrtt. Vie hive sa:d who imeing_ ley - reptant; er a moderation an d i rises t win . gna t age 'cOuntri., reflection. 1 - White . we are se:y. l .- ; return to reason. in tA f - p eo p f t , no nptkoheoSirellf4r ; ing crippled or in valid..battalioni (for being hononr. i - • ~ profitable employment may behtought'to an end.. : - ; Whit can be mori • utlictileiens.thati mid a conduct . , ably worn' out they ase-stut:thet-tess • ineißcient)..... the French "Getierist MActio"prito, ' as we smiler. A Journal too; a fatally popiilar Joirpt . il x employs., ' stand; and the VreiA are never idle, i; collectiagl a if not similar Meents,. • these s siLhich ore„..,eqaally.culp3.- -the imtent itirtnattit; Brabant,., and the formerly hie, to keep up theftilon. 'Lilie:thost,4l9 receive-, Austrian .Flaudert, 'a force of . 00,000 picked COO ° a poundage in a* the money wen et the hazard table, seripti, and . thes e . with a file • seasoned .battalions, they say to .the Wes I'L.R44 credulous gamesters, who he is 40,a.ring...t0. march .44 'tist . itte pitiable Ifni have lost great aun t s, ge Co en,. Y9l:9', l .a u s C s k urn is iag hlti . do lateness, .I'Wwihtli:waa.. de . teg;_minlti!4 l i . ilerbap!;:tiotle,s • luiiii4, Yoss-wite.ireesi.otiootorktal-gifitle"rn out - of 1 oste n sible . th,i;"-thryt' *Mph: asi' invited - .the Duke of J.O Stillillo-Wilt hIACDONALD IS to pocket." Thevz...xer*upt ;tewsPafterss be regulators stf 'public opittleb., employ - prose an n sinister do . lir ' eSi verse to make it appear that it elquid. be madness 'to ...:. That' We..Mai...not b e_ _ ten s e d of putting, frrns think .of. peace tilt we have 5,•ed9r0....0e ep z tel to , I France. .. • - . - 0 - . •,: -,. that state in which e. , • r r a i:o p ti. ssa feee v 7 , ,, , ; ( . , al ,. .! a thi ;i , ,, h ii „ . . : insensible - inus tt re !l ai l l ' l - ;l !•fi he:t ° rPea "4.ll deserves we w i ill m tit n Ote -s ! I Linn i - • remain in 'contact "'Wilk Nro• ;Pe.! t :fl?, f ri ( T • , Ind inoffensive to call:but;those who . • 1117 I s er i al Paper - Of this dak; which., from its slavish or . corrupt sentimehrts is,.perheps, scarcely ever seen by tbeniseises say), hut that eis by failovetf . . l• . • CCCnsthlpis were Ilien rnarclOni hitt) the Nether. not o nl y as neaten .a7plrde couture Ems the )! ' tenet, 1-Our Ov'eti Reatlers : . . 1 •• •' The "ibee*fist'il and h ie' "V!' n ' he--- '" .. lands id a re port had obtained -credit that Marshal / di•tniil tntiversathi4, the sound ..... ... ' '.. . - -- > .P 1 - .51.14.. DO: SAO) with. a considerable forte at IWesel. The merthints,. uvular the expectation that I the, Setiterlands'wottld• -sheetly , become the theatre iof Mifttirrope . rittlbnS, were' in gr erVialartn. They had - ghat - qutmttties of ;e6lonial protrice, which was ,becoiting .quite - tnsaleahle, cs the rnarkets had been closi4 by - the victories of the .1 lies. Spme of them who, had under licences exported great quantities o • coffee and sugar from England, even request of their • correspondents "Co apply Ito the British Govetttraent for permission to re-chip the sttperaburdance to this eounlry, that titt7 may hereafter seek a better mniket-2! • • . • . . • ~. As lt, .cannot - le supposed that the hereditary ! Prince of OUANGE did not bring dispatches from the Maequis of WELI.INGTON, we' can but regret .bat not.hieg is said of them officially, as .it is na ural the public will be impressed with apprehensions. The fact is, that the :rains have absoiutely prevented his LOrdshipTrom advancing, had he been otherwise to diposed ; but the more important fact is, that the pre sent ditpositiou of the French themselves isnot what our Governm - ent Papers represented it: nor do we be thtit It . would have been better or more favour ably citsposedtowards us, if we had presented Louis X.KILI. at the head of our brave army. It is then true, 'as the French themselves first Informed us, that mu heavy artillery has been 'transferred again to the op. posite bank of the Bidassoa. In conformity to w hat we have said, the following intelligence from the -eat of war,..pn the borders of France, n ill be totted in. tegaitius v o). *YEAH DE Lua, Nov. 29.—The head-guar. tern _of the army are established here. The only place on the left bank of the Nive, in the possession Of Ilse enemy, is St. Jean Pie de - Pert, where they have abtiiit 500 meh. Many of the French ittbahh mita have continued in San Jean de' bra, notwith standing positive orders from their Government to quit it : and they hare treated us not as fees, but as friends.--i-We have plenty of provisiOs. 'llse rains, until within these four or five days, have been itice:;- sant, and - the country on the shore of the Mour is wholly - under . water; so that whatevc , r may has:, 'Tilt the intention of the Commander•in-Chief, tic to further progress in France, it cionot fur the pr. :;;Pot be fulfilled. The army of Gallicii, t.!,11:1 hss brat so long in momvement, has arrived at Nleoiiis Pomo, on the Ebro,_ and some strong of the Spanish forces, have been sent in the 'k*: , tide of entalonia." r On Friday evening tie ilemditari Prince ot ORANGE dined with earl flairaultsy, upon his ar rival in England, Gana Lord WELLTNOTJN'S Arrny• On Saturday rporning he was introduced to lily Pill SCE REOT,..vr, and had a long interview. limy terday his Highness dined with the Pitiscc REGENT. On Saturday Lords LivEutoot., 13.vriarair, sad Cseitrant.ton had audiences of the l'aiscr ItrGENS, at Carlton 'louse. Yesterday the 1404 D COANCELLoa and rail BA irsitrityr had audiences of the Pttimck: au: EN r. tooLaut..Getieral Sir 'Cno4. GRAHAM leached C3n urY on Wednesday afternoon, and 4110!y nn bury ay moruing ha left that place for P4anisi;Ette. . *. ... l it . . 4 / 4 • , r i l l it e = '; 4O . g, arm laibra all tlta pall Paaameraui. . 4* . Ati; i timpqms irel k , AI wool U Mantel) Mr. S tea. goi tt, fb!PY..llill,SCONditig Mo4phi. wine-v*4O4A - . Oft ft; , 1 . 11 . . , 404.1 . aft* cattle* r tlM.. l4l .4°Rai'MailflAtr"s i N ' the 4liele 'maks tin ifs_ :iroa*A.kaitri einehmtallideeeed; W 7 1... • • • 'l' PANRIttiPII. W. C. lta!ehrlor. Pnrtsei_ grocer. Dec. 27,19, Jan. 22, at the (oyal 044. Inn, -Nowa. Anomie", Mr.-Margins, Pott y", p,aol Sic,-rs. Tarrant. Clarke, and %Owe, Chancery- O. Rassiell, Rath, elsimunan, 1/cc.23, 21, Jan.-22, at She firs•lstr9tel lon. Rath.. 'Aitgicnies, Sh.pleard, Adling. turi..4nst Greg4ry, p ao) Mr. Chivasd i Hark tV. W3c,s,.er, Chelrarortl, curler; 23 '• J:to. 22, al Clltdlsall. A ttoene%v, Mr. I.eags, Matc-lane; • lc IMeu g ra drorif, Wiltshire, - •el!lehisr, DM. !Gip, 22, at • thc ti,tasi ,Ina, ltradrosd.. Mr. Thifsral. J 94. Tro4 •"natt Mepr4„ • 1)01ary, Scuslasnure, and 'Currey, 4.;nte.pteerg, Inn-field'. • W. R9rlatt, tl'lsr4iensnreon-qtreet,,ptnek.brokee. Dtc. 14;111, a' (tall:MM. Attornies, Or.isoa, Dixououtd Clemson, • Ainget-conrt. Tfirnimnrt6b.street. • .1. Cottlnell, Moneivexter: victualler, 1/ec..20 ? Jan. 4, 22,11 thf Coach and Ilneses Dm. hilanehester. Attu:ale., Mr. Vann iba; tlaatthebten halflllr, Wiudle, .101ou-street, Bedford-, row. • 'll. Rilff..?Clielttriliaki, benitseller, Dec. 13. 14, Jan. 22, at the. Jtill lhni Ptielreaantfr. Attorgiey• Messrs. 31eriqtith awl Itabin4 Elheolni lan and firr. Gwinnett. Cheltenham. ..1 Teninir..ltyptnensne, I.eieestre6hire, draper. 1/er. 11, 11. • rtiqi Ittn. Reheatan. Warn iekibire: 'Attorneys, Dance,' and Crompton, lltike4treet,•(4o:- AVM*. Barron, None:gun. .4aetld, carpenter, 21,42, Jan. ' 2 2, ht....the . • AttAires, Mira*. Darkeand Church, •,- - Oeftfard-rts* and Mr Ilstrhintrt, ShaMeld. ,Coleman-street-haildinrC•ol• man-street, wall • e. 111, 21, Jan. 22, u. , Atturuey, Mr. IliguireetisChanceryArde. • . • •••• oi,gmlouriet...strord-citler, Dec .19..`28. ' •l4tt Mr: Grltifils, FeatiterslOelbeildr T. J. Clash; Calchiete? mddlers, I)4tAllt.. ultehelk• Attornenitheggetell,t;St.Thime ".• ''"' - '''' .. f 4- , g.' , : , ._• Non gittvit, St; Arip re lobopitiAoll4. - . - - 911;41trriuedittn. ' A 0, raid-strect;Sehu.. .I!,' -~:` .1"o.21, At tit , 1 se o 1. kali ii 1114 , stit ep4 : 4; ta i n i iz il. 1 liattlield.lolsel , tiriittinit tapir I'lloelm-fevet.'t' . ~ . A. Madtlocks. Al C• ten-draper. Dec. U l l i . 1 Walk tins% Camila* ...T. Jones. S. Jun le, at Guildhall.' 'I isig4. lintliports. • ! /! .1 .. 1 Y 11 7 ,... n i, g lt u a i iolT ui 2s, i Atosoie,afeatett-swe i lk I. I.ltaatbarloikr, Dee: 'II, %11, .48. - 9 Zt!ni Umevely, tierli 11 GER4II4IN PAPERS. . , FRANKFORT ) DEC. I:—The enemY.bave blocu up several bridges On the Rhiue, and undermined others Between Mentz and Coblentz hebaaerected fetes; dipolit, to dispute with us the passage of the.ri!er. The fortresses nit being strengthened and •provi- Maned, and troops are marching into them. Every thing, in short; announces his extreme apprehension and expectation that the Allled.Armies would shortly cross, and establislithemsaltes 04 . 114 left bank:of the Rhine. Partiei of our light .troops,, have crossed the river, smi entered several' places: 'They report that the in habitants rewired them in the most*friendly Mariner, supplied them with previsions, and pointed-out to them the-roads they should take to avoid the gentler- . ;nark, who were in pursuit: • . The inhabitants say, that such is the fear and jealousy of the:GoVernuient, (hat their houses have been • searehed •tor tyros, under pretence that they are required for the Conscripts, but in reality to rake away' the 'Mesh's of a .formiilaide insurrection, •wrib which their opprersory ave. threatened. Many; . 01 these troops, 'on having rerallAlo their :einem .brance the paternal . sway of their. .native" Princes, . when theylirea not in dread of 'the Conscription of reqiisitiont viithotit number—and the increasing burden of „finding rat' s for the• troops, shed tears . of joy, and invoked Heaven tO accelerate the period when they .should be .united once more to their Ger man brethren. Some of the Emperor Napoleon's Guards have lately arrived at Metz, and others were to follow. The Emperor Napoleon has artfully . induced the Helvetic Diet to declare the neutrality of. Switzer land in the present conjuncture ; but that neutrality will not be acknowledged..hy the Allied Sovereigns. An effnrt will tso made to detach - it from the French cooneeion, which:there is every reason to think will be succecsful.: Shook! it fail, Switzerland Mill be zonkidered as part of and treated accordingly. Ateoseuecn, -- t2.;%lre have received intel r ligenee here both from the Tyrol arid throughlwit zerland, that the Austrian Generals, aided .by- the English fleet s enetinoe their aictorkus Nearly the . Isisabs—of- .tibe Areeetiao stoese , heoe been liberated. • Venice', 'itritich le VI Oebedtftr by land and ak,.etintiittit but -a' small wapit i scarcely sufficient to keep-the inhabitants front rising in insurrectio*. - • Unless succoured from Mithbul, o(. which there iti -sot antchprobability, it cannot long resist.- • The bad policy - of the French is evident its - their . measures. Desirous of retaining their dotniniOn ever en exten)lve territory, they place small garriefiev . . all the fortified places. They weaken their. amain*, for this purpose, which are then obliged to...pito- . grade; and leave the fortresses sultpOrt.-- 7 - Our troops appear before them, and , theCommauderi unable to resist the attack from Without, and the pepetation within, Surrenders. His troops gladly join the Austrian ranks, whieh are further increased by the voluntary enlistment of theinhebitants; • ft thus an insatiable aMbitioti defeats its own object,—..' It covets all. and-grasps at a-shadow. • • • • 11A sAu,.-Nov. 30,-The Allied Armies are covering frosts their late rapid owl , fatiguing marches. . They will shortly:resume offensive opepttiolts. The trooPs-whieh,,tfurisig the ardesii . of pursuit .were Jeft 4 behind,' have nearly.all joined. Youttsont have been fOrwartfed; and trains' of artillery,, fit for besieging', fortresses of Abe first class, arearriving iudbis town : Agily.• Their conveyance is difficult, un account of the miryness of the roads. . . . Sense propositions have. been. received front Otto . Eteperer Napoleon for an armistice ; batboy have '.heeOrefeised. ' . • Mutakm, N0v.240e-The French are making every effort to raketroops,- and prevent their being driven out of Italy. la; the rk;Acciesiastieal atetes . and in ~i