The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-27 00:00:00

FIAT. M g R -VD fig 0/ Tali essentrnott AID rrstsuoirit OP •Tilt WHOLE F RES CR ARMY, • ' frees the. a•iipleeensf* !le r Armee rimpariati"riaisil c ;,j e v et Seesparte. &Ahem et the deer& dbla Arne.] &s oul, STATIW.ENT OF THII FRENCH ARMY. loa r"" Z z ealrsi l a ßfti rt ta sti e, aattai"leael4 eig h nagiaiat Will soma tei ftc sjo:, and mm_ o°lta" 366,01 Keg. irrty.9l Regiment 4 lagT liin o seel dOkilikr WNW 96,120 J Arr.. 1.;...z. 1 i • 1 "Veg. * • Dora 1.."..744(..•4.41, ousam a .. - 1 0 0 ldl6 0011•661........ 4 ~,, • „., e PR1C17.714413 11(13 d& irt OAS OPCbOCK. ask 921. lodat emir 6 6 die. 3 per Lela. Cow 53tha Bills idh. 9 per Cam fled. IA to SF 93 pe 4 per Cetts. 714 f bli pr. 6 per Cent. Navy 9011,9 Calsyglifor Acct. Belie , Tiekeu Leag. Ana. Lake 46:1,003 Men. r4TAtatv. I ReglL of Cassbineers of 4Bq uad rocs. S S quads. I,RO Mew, , Ac , of Coirsoders of diuo nac t eads. 10.400 50 3 ' p c % of Dragoons of ditto 140 *r s. 21 4 .00b Brgts. of Gnawers of ditto' 11.2 squa d.. 2 .400 to op. of ikons of ditto 40 liqamds, 6,000 s3ti Squads. 66,400 th.. MAO 11101 G tirraitaire. .1 • noes. offsetArtilliery, offiCempaotes tub, 176 Companies. 6;40. of Hone Artillery of 7 liquabdrons each, 41 tiqualemic • Wigof Train Artillery, of 6Cm ups. est*. 156 Compseir; ,• of postonsien, of 16 Companies, IS Compssi,es. cowpoke (11 Artificers, and 4of Artsoorers, Coesonors. Ilstmlinos of Miners, of 5 Companies met, 10 Communes. Sit elless of Sappers, of 9,Compsales tads, 81 Companies. ntiltuand Tucson. • 841 1 1 M bresirrst. 4 Regiments, of 4 Battalions each Dattafials sof Prince Oeufelostel Waal* Yakima THE STATESMAN. LOI4DOI/ 1 : TOVISDAIN AVOCST Tr, We find, by the arrlind of the Twelfth French Bulletin, and other extracts from the Minch Papers, received this morning, that Nsrot.ecte was still at Witepsk on the tth inst. and that toe great body of the army continued in cantonments ; but still we find, by the following extract from the Bulletin, that the work of conquest' keeps going en : " General Ricaito, with his brigade, entered De -16 e a tt n eons, i taboret, ail the lit of Aogust; he found eight 1 i pieces of cannon ; all the remainder had been 1..... taken away. The Dike of Taargtrux also arrived . I ~ ' * mid l ComportfaArtilkry. ' .: ~ :- , e, . 4 them on the ed. Thus amaborg, that tte enemy • mss. Tamen. 2 Regkuessaf.Ligio tordatre,oft Batts. 4 neualiank “' : ;s ign be " f°l•lfYiwg fee A c . Peres where he Juke ex-: i b Itcgiiiimethe Use of . lt Mul a ttoes. ,rnded several millions, which east hi m more . than 20,000 risen daring the 'shear, bas bee. abandoned without firing a saclike, and is in oisrl power, Ike the other wo rks of the enemy, and like l the hitrenched camp which he bad. on the Wissa." ' In addition to this Intelligence; it was currently and confidently reported last night, that a gun-brig bad arrived at Ilarwich, from Sir JAKEI SAtreaute, bringing dispatches from Admiral MARTIN ) off Riga. The dispatches are said to be of the Stn instant, and to communicate the important fact of the molar In vestment of Riga, by the stated corps of French and Prussian troops, ender the command of MAC-' DONALD, Duke of Terentum, who, on the 16th. of July, gained a rictery over the Russians at Elate, a town only twelve miles east, bearing south, from Mittau, the capital of Courland, which is only 20 i miles south of Riga ; and notwithstanding he entered Donahue( on the 2d instant, it is not improbable 1 that he, or some of the Genehle under his command l i might regularly invest Rip on the sth or 6th, est those two places are but ninety miles asunder —The possession of Rip will give NAPOLEON command of the whole course of the Dwina, from the Gulph . Po( Livonia, to Poprietchye, which is within 200 miles of Moscow ; and the possession of ID inabarg, which is within 2b6 miles of St. Petersburgh, has placed the lest strong hold in his hands, which the Russians) had fortified to protect the frontiers of their old do minioni ; while his rear is sop carted by the Polish nation, and the Dwina, which the Russians had bristled with fortresses that they have not had the wisdom to defend. As to the Swedish expedition, so 'much talked about, that was to harass the rear of the French army, .we hoar nothing of 'it. Lord CATHCART and Mr. Tooaseros are, however, preparing measures in the North to harass the rear of the French army ; and, no doubt, will he making prepare/fun until sce . brar of N4roLgoe and At..ex %PIMA signing the Articles of Peace in one of the Russian capitals, except Atm'. Aimee should see it right to stop the progress of his braher Emperor by signiog them sooner. The pause which NAPOLEON is making, has bee* coureiied into an indication of fear by some writers, anti into symptoms of retreat by others; hot we expect tills pause will produce very different eopeneenfes ; we expect that some part of the army has been put into cantonments to recruit those who "were the most fa tigued, and while the different strong holds were /aim p o ssession of, that are tercessary to be con vetted into depots to feinish a niggler supply of pro. yisions in the rear of thiarmyi *ldle it recoil to the Russian capital. ...1... ....0n...... The following extract' of * latter from Ciplidli k I MAXWELL, of Ms ilksits “ty's ship 44,10, der Dimes, August s.i, sairosioil to 3. W. Dios* Esq. which we hare just rewind, shows the extreme inattentiveness of the Masters of merchant vessel* to the property committed to their care, and proves the many of the vessels owe their safe arrival to good fortune, more than to the prudence of those whose business it was to direct their course : , " I beg to acquaint yes of my arrival, letting the July convoy from Make, only one of tothels ie missing, the isiskotr, Roselle, from Smyrna, for Asei?. don; he must have quittedlhe convoy intetitiono es the sth inst. at night, when he went a-bettic 4*, could only be discerned from the mast-Itiireile.gljpe morning. lie had done so before of Maritooloopoi rejoined, after engaging and beating of illrreeih $ Squares Dramas. Dam Cawtns• 15 Dattalian. GSquadrons. I Segiment et Toot Artillery. 1 Sewing of Hone Artillery. S Coarpodee at the Train of Artißey. I ifsagoorstr Tann. 1 Reenest of Light 'oratory . 2 Begslbw, S Kerns* or Walley of* Use - 4 Beadlsof. 9 Regimens at Museum a Owe - 4 Squeinne. • Dom sr rat UILAWD DVCIV Or WAssaw. 3 Regimes* of Infintry . • 6 Itattalions. ilattallos of Fan Artillery . 3 Comps. Cotalawy OSappen . . 1 Company. 9. roinwornolt or tea Rants. Regnant of the Grand Duke', Bann 2 Battalions. 3 Company of Yost Artillery . 1 Category. Vais of Artillery . . I Csimpooy. fireman of Haas Darmstadt • 2 Batudionr. T i e k :::nilk - . 1 Company. 3 reliant' of Nal* - 4 Battalion. Cheyean a Chyme • 1 Squadron. Plies of the Priem Primate • 1 Battalion. oona of Saxony • • 6 battalions. existents,* Date of Wanhurg 2 Battalions. Isiepesdesi Campania , of Infantry 6 Comps. g Dr'!boors. 3 Reginseatesl the Lisa • 2 Regireents. 6qoadros a( Henan • 1 Squadros. t Artillery . . 2 Comps. belt Tres el Arts . . 1 Compaay. Mon. . . • 1 Cesigany. f. *lddollauaw Tassaft, 3 Been,* et dig lAso , • 3 Battaliom. 1 go se l s datt Weal . 3 Comps. oori Artillery • . I.Company. A title* 4 • 3 %Natrona. & %IV Ganes Dadra es Baits. 41 larostry • 6 Batidlosi. ii. gaip 1 MS& %fanny of Corwin • 4 Istleiess. og of et. I=f ra t i lb: for Its • Minna • 1 Be linten. igui ; , 1 Battalion. of the P• • . 1 liattelne. ended GlO4 Path • 4 Battalion. b is ties Wallop 4 6 Battalion. dg Midi • . 2 Battalion. Chemin . . • 4 Squadron. d she Vistili, 4 Regitsea* S Butanes& . . 4 Segesdroos. gfos, 5 Regimes* 10 liatialiess. . . 9 Battalion. 4 3 sad Sens Idseds isikalloas 2 Vat ti = • . • Battalions. • . . 4 Battalions. *Tine • 2 Battalions. . 6 lereisse . stO . It Battalion. ia tailtlPOlnitas. giant tie la Tose D' Avenges 4 Battalions. d'Yerotbeng . 4 Battalion • uas . 3 Bateatons. • . 5 Battalions. Logisi • . . 4 4 i l l i a a t tli me. . &niftiest of roams • 17 Comeau. Sellars she abaft, there are 161 9$ Compialereteaassalers narks Cdtey. end Ca= of Cesoolon Garde, Oita sedeatalree. 12 llist Illititalres. 10 C is Militairry. kJ igodes of Vanessa $p Activite. 1 - ides of enflaien % eterans. f SO efesliesdaraserie Imperiale. And Cmagasies is Reserve Departemeotales. trrntarz or lira Nammass,aitowlng to each Donahoe 600 men, and to each litionren 20 .. Infantry of shells% 610 Battalions, &WOOD Light Inesays7, 160 Battalions, 96,t4 Cavalry, 332 Squadron. 66,400 —..- 5211,400 Attensatun &e. &C. Maury *Abeam, 162 Battalions, 27300 light Weary, 7 Battalion. 4.2C0 tanstry, • 27 Squadrome, 6,010 106.600 el•m•••••••MO 63 W ° reclusive midis trosissin the Arta. tait lirstrass s. RNA awe eft De h nt ol 04 •Paar irbids WV* at 103 toes Nab • • &MOO Ia as AsiaNarks If Compotes, 1,909 MAXI Ws 637.100 NuAPITULATICIN Or PRIIEIGN AND AUXILIARY 11 4 1"" r did host .. . the* 6 ' - aitoill . fielollif 4 ellatiOli• -- 1140aeoastillwwelie-fellowing acetradte frog tlte cers would Piave rejtileedin the ,host borsoareble mart French Papers, sandals/era which -orient be , select/tits . , r that the French have' adopted the system, of register' of dittinction being conferred en. each individual of Assizes, instted of standing C; itninttl Courts : - - . ''. the Germen Legion vrbo signalised himself oe that dav a _ them all in the lurtip; and pit thins on per- 46 the Assizes of the Diepartmcnt of 'IA Git , nde ' ' but to twits will open in boarthaiii lot the tintedsktlowof 1&11, : • maned rank, by which many of thews, with onlytwo or on the 2.4 t Wel August next: three years of 'orrice, will get the rank of Colonel, 46 The Coert of Assizes of the Department of . over the beads of gallant Inglisbusen-who.bartserted Vasa, will begin on tb3 7th of September." - i many years (and who bate bought their commissions A Mone:4 SeAwrsu BALL.--lien. RAl:Witted as well as served), does seem to us an ungniaions coarse Iss ued carat; (or a Ball i for the purpote l of :ding ironour to the Officers of a part of %• H. PdFithe's towards the native army of rewarding the Gerthans.l g d bottom o f 1 ,:,1 • , qua ron. At the t h e ear..sf notice was We are far from questioning their merits--abut et , given, that all-Ladies were to pay six dollars for the woe time let it not be forgotten, that 'one single 1 admi ttance, for the purpose of clothing . d ile it is i nests of Eiscayans, *hick had been newly levied ; English regiment', on that day, lost more officers and accompanying this was a postscript, inferming ail own than the whole Gernert Legion put together. It' those wfio absented themselves,. that a Segim3ut is, however, in a constitutional point of view, Met 1 objectionable, would be quartere d upon them in the raernin. 4 . e is -. this since, by a.sammary sweep, theiThe ball was, of consequence, fell, and eked*. tntilog ''German Legion is naturalized. Prom a thousand to • very pleasant ; laudeogoed, and bollernatd, and twelve hundred foreign Officers are Incorporated with waltzed until !worming: • . - oar Own, and thus the nationality • at. ear army is A person in s Paris his inventel What fie calls a affected. These Gentlemen will lute* to mis with swimming veXt, by the aid of : which -an individual, •.- . • who does not know how to SWIM, nige,.l*.str himself likitish gificers in every regiment be in the up even in the roughest sea ' and havei.bis limits as way of Englitinnew On every Tacancy—and, without f ree as i n hi s .brdinery prove nig. Ti invent - of has *mem stendiugordi bebefire thousands of our own advertised his intention to make a public.expPrinvettt gallant countrymen in the road to protyotion. This of the utility of his vest at the 'swimming school in Paris, after hash* previously given a satisfagtory Is called woe* era in our history I It is, indeed, Stroh a proof that he is unable to swim wi th out it. ,a new 's when, by.a stroke of the pen, On the night of Tuesday, the 18th instant, there bode:, of : Germans can. be . made English! IVhat _, was a tremendous thunder storm at Motfat, eke Ire- OASSitriabserves of the out Romans not bearing '' quent and very vivid fleshes of lightisilti in the CasAft, may be well applied to the ancient Britons ueighbourheod of that 'Place, the ele;;i.rie fluid acct not bearing O'Gorman army within the island.— , fire to a cottage, the roof of which was almost en. Every one has lamented the preferences that have tir.ly consumed before the fainily awoke and the been lately shewn to the whiskered Barons in our poor persons had but just escaped (tow the Ha 11;ng remises when a considerable part of . theroof fel! *id. own fluster regiments ; but now, as we shall have n co u s i s r iti ebe st r int of a hnobend wife and a stl many threige candidates for commissions in alt , considerabler'fam.aY' ova regiments, the prepossession in their will of children-, ha v e Inca their ; wearing:4,Ft rel aed Teraiture of etery.deseriptiin. be a source of severe mortification to our own coml.! Evecevros or La . is' aa.-o.► Monday 41. i. enfor. I trymen. We are sore, that If Parliament had been ! testate young man, whole trial was given iti. op 1. sitting, thp measure w:Pa ould not have passed without ' pe r of Tuesda y , was exe 41 cut, at the Ei3i punt of the New City : qiiol, Chester. lie. was condoeted remonstrance. . . , Ifrom the CaSile about .I.2_o'cloi:,koind, supported • . It is whiskered among the circle of Lord Sro- t'bY the constables, walked .to ,tste .)04.1(1a.y of the atheta's friends, with whit foundation we •do riot •City, where he was received bribe City ,:horisfs'a.:d pretend to have ascertained, that the Norte volciont placed in "'cart, whicli:wits,in wa1t14,.. Imm3diat •ly has withdrawn his opposition to the concession 'of on being put into the cart the.oehaPPY youth. ("it the'Catholie Claims • or that he has revolved, it leas% upon his knees, in' which postote 'be - continued, pass. to throw no impediment in the wily of a freo• fell, 'big along Castle-street; Bridge-MAset,',and IST4ter and unbiassed discussion of that Important qu estion. itite-street, until he arrived at the New Gaol. In It is not, indeed, acknowledged, that his personal the course of less than half an hoer he appeared on objections' et * the measure are wholly, or even in ! the drop, in the view of a larger concourse of ej,ec. ►part, removed; but his Lordship is made to say, •tators than ever was witnessed on any 'similar occa. that he should deem it presumption in him to put his • sion. lie was attended by the [ter. Mr. Fish, Chap. individual opinion in competition with the &aired lain to the county gaol, who, in the forenoon had sense of Parliament; and that the sense of,•Perda. :administered to him the ordinance of the seer/mee t ment has been unequivocally dectited in favour of .. end appeared particularly,.,44entive to his skuaiion. the Catholic Question, he hie no besitatien to (xtbn. The your* matt Has all along expressed a desire ra. fess. Under that impression, the Noble Viscount is ther to die thaw live.; and indeed every part,kf his stated, as Secretary of State for the Home Depart., department evinced the sincerity of his contrition.— ment, to have recently transmitted instroctions•to' He was dressed. in a blue coat, light waistcoat, and the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Paying it down as a Held corded breeches, and looked remarkably clean. ride, that the cause of the aitheitie skeeld , be al,: He appeared particularly ferveat-Aa .Isis devotions lowed to take its Own course, unobstructed by any upon the scaffold, kneeling stale the' Chaplain per interruption or impediment on the port of the Irish fornied the solemn officekel wilier- . Wbets the-rope Government. It is moreover asserted, that the te- was placed around Isis peck, he addressed some words to the 'surrounding tnnitiip Ae s oflservink, he near of them instrobtions sent over to the I) uke o f Ramivionta m .kas been communicated to sonde of the had made his peace with God, tats warned them to warseedfliseds of the Catholics iii this country. . take example by his presenr:ti*ftil'situatiott. Just It is ailed, in a letter, dated ' Malta; July 10,' before the cop Ives dotwn oVeglitt. Wet he saluted thpt a iiiisort had been ectsseeyed td that island, 'intl.' the executiotrefl: and. when wear necessary adjust. liiatiodi that the p es perfekee frigate had beefs ca p • ment had taken plie4,he gave' the signal by drop tared by it' French 74 and a frigate, on their passage and that she had rillia Toe*, to Genoa, been carried ping lib baoalkerchief I the platform fell, .and he was launched into an sinful eternity. After the - drop. late the into place. •I'ping of the floor, he struggled rat* violentlyi but ' Some of tie letters received by the Mail from Gi... in a very few minutes he was dead... •-. • -.' 'Waiter state; that a iethlissection had been fought in I Gccusdea.—The occupiers of jaids tat some pi- Catalonia between the Spanish' troops, amounting to , fishes, within the. Hundred of Stows have acne to %beet 1700 *en, under the' command of General • the determination poetkpertnitrany'retniiris tOtgleltt Saaanzsa, and a body of the,enemy, composed of • corn ie tied fields, before es;;Ilt it'ettick - in the thorn. about 7003, by whom Saasst cup very narrowly : inge—This regulation is adapted, in consequence of escaped being surrounded and taken. lie, however, , its being- the Kactice- of single. women, whnse em. is said to have maintained the battle for about seven' ploymeit dstrlig the day is in fib tlelds, a in glean at hours, after which he retreated, with the Lou of i a very.earitimer in the siiiirtsing, to the prejndiei *boat 150 men killed acrd wounded, and the General ' of those married women' ellinse 'families detain them -wounded iw the baud. -, et haute stud( i later hdur, and Who moot want thi Mr. - Pats. is appointed Secretary to Ireland alga benefit. . ' •• ~-.•.<.. Mient of his hostility to the Roman Catholics.; din The thirteenth an of sheep,_ et 46cford the Irish eall him the Orange-Peel. - i Aell 'Pork, took place on Monday last, andwa4, as utukt i ' A powder-mill blew op yesterday,. at Ilonoldeli..attended by a nemberef,most• respectable agrieultui iiitthi .whereby one of the workmen was tilted. " rists. Mr. Western, the Mena * tor:Makipii, wts . Yesterday sennight, during the thunderstorm, present. He appeared in cniisl, - , 16 . e clakh of whic!i, Mr. Irsitites.;of BrOoke Hall, near Uppiegiuun, Cam- he said, was, manufect ... wont of his owe hridgeehlre, bad a fine Whack killed by limelight, growth. After Nisi dinner igitrtbybismtiertersopo , ! deg *id a large ash tree split in pieces. , , ~..,-.. .; litely entertsined..thi .co m p an y with a statement ef A public Meeting was held at the Cutlers" . thin s the priors , be had obtained tor, Isis Woos, the 4 loett 4 theileid, en Friday last, for the purpose of entering of his sheep had broUgbtiiiikefert an average, laff. into a subscriptiee for the bene fi t of those .poor fa- I, g(„ Western said, Chit his nett o bject was t ore *l4 ' Milks In the district, who . have tot received pare- I the quality of the Spotlit,' went;' and, to imp ty* ! dial (*def. To those who have, the-overseers of the 'l,4:tweeze so as to make it good mutton, vilfictr -he liall l peorhatto been empowered to extend as suirlitiallei , reason to hope be should.aceo, dish, ..4.1t. - Wester's 'relief, prefwirtiosted to their wants, by eaters r : attors ! also gave to account of iiisp . 'roil! to tire:statem df -Übe leered only on thole who can afford to pay them. i irrigation, from which ''hi l ba ,already observed tik a. -Wen hundred postedo..was subscribed, and Mara is ; mostAtesseACii.l .atriCtS. •• ta l le cl'iggialisuttOtti were, Pro; expected from ;nitrate solicitation. . I posed and entered lieto . i'4 l :4lipinlit Ale 'Colchester 1 "' Clertala'atheits having taken place with the liberal ; Woad Feb. Thiaiiipiki' inhvlviality previtited,land rent by the Wio l - 1 -uriaT'falo ll if tot" Pri - the coreptuy tepafreited•rediditfillialted witkkbeitheinees s lisps or the Fleet, they have appointee 'lt Commit. ;of t h e :6 7 . :, , • •!. ':.; 'j ' • ,t 1 , -. Ilisr Investigate the , tame, dhas iv:tette , ' lesskose • •- = • . 'iseetiettestststtesale' ; . ~ .r: . , to the Nellie Marquis ob.*. subject. - -r g 211 . 4 4 .1) .' I t grate CM Heft& ^. 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