The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-04 00:00:00

. 'lie' - • '•.' ' ... • *1 '. ' .'• • -:;elt • • ' .• • ' ' ! ' ' s • , . , . . , k • . . 1 ..,: ~;,, . , .R, ' . l ~,•;'; •• ; N ' , • 1 ' , ~ • , . .. - . • . !.., 'i• „ • • l f ., • . , • .• •, . . .. , • ..., .. - " '-7.--,••-;•,,... ... . . . • ' _ . , I . . .. . .' . . , • . 0 ' , • , 4 • • -. • . ' TIIE : % I ERMA . r..' • . • •••• • - ~• . -,- .. ' .- - ,- ---...... ... _ . . - . Yesterday t o - .1 4E N Cli P 44 P 8 *....... .......•,, ,1111tatte; 1 •' 11:4411 - entirely - deitroyeit It mender. In Chief of that only, stiff es dismissing it, however, would be in -s t,h; Com Mittee - • , •.. .- .e. • . ..,,, A t , De d • ' tVliusirlmpudinitiel eat false. go to Brimbeig. gis fiaperiaildighlis4 th e y in. on the Bill. ' The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 1 p xou i s i J AN : i 2B ::- ...7 411.1".!" fi k iju 1t e.4 - 14iii•' • h •4 l . :7 . 7 ine k4tio neonisi rs . e st al tita the luvirt -itusehuve lst " e t e suaia t he a c e all so of. Italy, ead'ibrahhiti/5011k0,01' Belle _no, a re geld' thal he was unwilling 9 • le - held out eit limb''' disposed, has thought 'metier to •wilt the _ ', • jag 0 w a st k .ar - erg : it ;aaaseada. - it. I ,u., , ,......iii , ,1 - • ,' s, Diarei li e rs ' o ' fel3oooJA . b.mider - imi - t i efotsforir , isailareimehare rat Rapp. , • bility of a long term being greeted, as' hii eilm eon-•' of the army, which he has gine 0 111 . . is , s „,. _it s h oe - N. ~- . --.."77•-i..corps winced of the mischievousness of the eurrandy i ts This .. latter is more. aeCestotied to 1 4 6 W11111 11 .."1 111 , s t aird •• --- .., fit t h e , l i *f . • ssa a aarai sochbis le , . s. ... • isr‘ka. ''' • , no carnotite& a brigade si x question. . .- ' s r trgr.. He 1er 1 9116 fe - VW ad . - 11111 - theY ha. Lord A. HAMILTON . remarked est the inoen s t,• : ...a'':•• .7 ••i,`•••.• '‘ • . I', • .. ' . l . , "'•l f * ' a,",i ti • lii asenM. altos battle' of • ~ 'alas sisteney of the Chancellor of the Eitehettuer s lea 4 t(tur theerelissitt ss "" 11 ,. 11 „.. .. ' d id h s lpid -, ... ssa - t o i t exadetii apaisseßtie .. Millalen, sad IS human, prispiers. r• . . brtngiug forward the Acts which ltsey snore conside . r. ' . ' . l,..i oti stedlt - aleastate`‘lisbireli•otiort _,XIIIIIIB 0p. ,. ' ' • ~. ~ *yr _ astmesteassm,- jut. ty........ft I F asie e hd e d t that ac- Ng, and the measure he now proposed. - Is (-1 • road % - e7 and . ftom iiis s. ... . ..., gr. me 1.ack....,_ . A.__ to the messerts . _ tribizrih G ' o- ' A Gentleman.(whose name 'We could 110 lawn) IleloastainiViterliFFlFlllrer.leinZ tii • .., 4 th s it a ity 't , , f ' -'• oa k = r es : sa l afe aoseeo . nea ad 0t r" . . 1..0. .. : be _diposable marked that lie should vote for all poste le Inns- - G eo r era t-R a ppirog, e i g e4,o l - 7,,e 9 -- . •. .. s , . r ie. - 7 lion • , • : -••''..7 4 Elitifes tie fileid Ofittiat and .Dantelc ; 5000 1411 4 r..l9 P r " ka kalk "* " ... -.' ''. ••' ' • ' ''l % .• ~.a . ....__ ... _ . . ''lllelitaleti was then put and cart • tutl.., Gosairr iq‘ s er w a as igisit t t,. i V i ofteigt ; ibarreas, 40 worsts I t s ‘ ....... ,, , n ...,.. . ... ...1. .e. ) - 1 Ja e_ .6 • R 1 :: Tit •• liontle . resinneit, When the Report vtas: ~ _ p . s•!aians *f at oifiblierbation;whiqh Th f • • tho APO lef Amy., ;.. :.;... .•r ( . - ~_ .' o • . t . • PW.," . the s Wt. _lid "I' _A and leave giree to bring In a Bill accordia ..e.• -..: '• the Prince of Eikinefil.oessiniande, is upon, Bimberg• 'K-1 . 1 ,...f e - k I . ll YaL l ‘ t . ilthi s d a 4l4lll.4ar m e t s ......aeam. k""l ' ll •-ta gia 4L lll.4 h ' .. 1161- e're* OA 1104 1 0 N CaIiTTS, l'aseit; ' Lord CASTLEREAGH moved; that' . .-*pee issince s cho r ert earap ece id•g es . loy a ier pre ie,ncl, e1 .7, 1 :47.72/.7 1 ".... _,, ..... t ..177 L :2 1 """'e . an .00 • rising adjourn to Friday next. ' i zt V;. • : vaactief *anew. • -• 'rho . stirgoips is re-Orgifilfinglin ~.7i ewl t t; `,7ii i e s : . ;17,‘,____ : . ; 7,i_ -ww 'Mr .. : -;., 1 . '• • :,'. .. • • The CHANCELLQR. of the EX we n ' t-thasplactet and dn .- Peke of Tantalite hasmarchedl4"...` ob .. ~, 7 tesi nir pe e e 4e uees. ' the 41 iies a rt h a. g, J. whi a t erjuiss :E stossoi ' r ' s : said, that before the adjournment, a detfri hakbeilla '; upoq Posen. Marshal St. Cyr es retwvereil from 1 7 4 sia 7l.= _ , __,ealiEj=frei , wareasea to twentyr ' . "log fpe 'ICI.J.J Wald. Wads% shlp•oweer- eh.' 21, • =pressed by a Gaptimnan on the other Ade of tbok ',. hi s woond. The 'Peke of Bailee* hes aerfeed at 2 a mame TZ; s - i s apa .... siam. to soma e t snrosobtaai , ,44114 agleeilee. Polbsedseser--Feb. -11. Robems, Hamer: },{ours .(Mr. Creevey), that tiers should - be-laid be• . p out . Vberelas set beeii, since the. affair of tho ° s een . w h a l a d' a t -- - - b os ; o 7; eter . s MI eara o r e i r ; s ri o d I 1111=1i=er• F e t id. as ittert. . fore them atteccount of the produce of the Properly : b ake e re areateal , ep e e . t h e Isa is p le p t is Odell j se lior trai n o f artp , • tub a . , fiu iisi t i„, a . I , iiimmi=k_kw e b 17 1 7.76,: r p e t : Tax, distinguishing that arising from fan ir; lid thatmerYii•Pe i made thtee &Man Wallow prboneri, any engage.- : r ,.... .i.L.Ls :. ..___ to ats o a sagoassak W i l is the 'Pew- 4A. .. eiree7 cato from other sources. The 'Right Henourible Gentle - ' meat whatever ' with die,inewly ; there have only, bee* ;,'•'ney' _,""ri__ ......ge eee r7 se e go soloed eo thole mow to simensaagsmosurzgriinotres_r 1 sox remarked, that by the imprevements.wkich bed . -some reifeountett4 Anittle importance, with the Cart- s I cette ' e be am Y7.77 asnah 7 pdt ' a t - insai .... rst d e d r ie s l e Mh er ag is ids a. Bandar; Atilentseherdararehses tusu .:4 2ll ' 2/ mot% e nd . been - made in , the mode of assessing thie s * tax (by . satin. .- • .....,,,• : • • I teed the 'kasha.' When Ide Ma*y *lied d .„,, l t e t i rdekg ru ni .., -1.--i - como*Y , latent" , am which no one carte celled .on as formerly to givegin the . . : AU the diemetsiliet cavalry has arrived epee the I , thronnhKn he had to dries .h at k .t k a - maw 1. 4. osorbod. -' • -- cianammisn4 • - l ' i l e eakeiWirer_r-eimmielq. amount of his income, Mikis' at his own •chisice, in ! Odor. .. General •flo•acier, *he is - at Berlin, Wears, ' bo - ~r„,,,,„,Th - = if be ' a t h e saard use d 4 .4: I at. flieleissoierehem-ACNleleehim er , chie_psia% , I t , mY i order to obtain a reduction on the assessment) the that fie hos m ist for 3clooll horses, 20, t IP I'''''' . "‘ ~ . . Wee i produce had increased from War millions and a'half, i of wh i ch . . • . , ertfarthltire, hare already beeu dellimed , at the d y 1 4 '."Cl ali h e is . . p lot ,' Ilona, asses . all b eerPe s hetettellnd tur tosses "ra c a g , 4l2o. 4 ra ti t a " i ' B"""li°kr‘Gralre i. I, .its amount in 1803, to tWeive mithels and a half , . as well for the remounts of . cavity aXthose Of •. rs .ig !Idea, tleeed A le.mere--- 1 .-.- ts h al l A NlK . .wi / .• Coif ''W. , • , chsaidae, pa, 1 WU- to follewr 'meat employing I tat amiabile. 1 I (the duty having in the interval beee doubled), .in ' artillery and military equipage!. - The =ld wee r 4 , . 1 - . valid . - ' • .0.-v. .ipAnTpistegeszpo platioLWEtt: 1 the preseut year. It would be seen, toe, that, this ' st i ll copt i s a ms. ~ .., . ; .:,...,-. . (i 1.. I IPS OP leen tat . . . . \ • bwittill al. . 'AC NaPodetee. J. Rielearisse, aid 'W. Commi t *sit e set. increase had arisen , not so mach from addition to i Th e giii --- e e I:4 14 o a _ kp. . WOE* Isle tag: .Teuart, Af. 4 , asismemmiisiwout l44 Niesp . 'Bat -tit --wormomesellitleren-0. * lir a . imod the berthen lathe subject, as by avoidance of coin- : ' t a ngen t between Stettin and- mg. .• . my tern; caseet i g l it 4 l4 enmay s tlmAtietilld yet heat , 41. 1 011911110 1 ; d.W, Tarese.-inil 11l anti Joster d,; y f rom *p at ) 'S i a lii i te.' lt has s • s !try •iierseAdoseash; deaf fa. c ' r itt: tai - ' ers • - ` a • ar "d T. placation and delay iu the collection. As" ec - -I GedintilatOffiton depart' -s' I L Deets. . ,G. Litidelli tel t d e n, 1 ogees, cold, an d that fatality iellich mimed all the 'Co Liddell, J. W r a y, • . X.. .MR York, white-ewe. .- counts could not be inade rap to 1811, he shied(' I to fix hit a lielaquarters at Itagdebergh, where the . • ; cavalry and artill!ry hones to-Perlib . . A great num-1 ' th ' w "racial*" too r sod " rf i t t a lle d li li fil L Ulf"' sad J. move far the years 1803, 1805, 1808, and 1810; ; corps of observation which he commands is to arrive. bee or my men dispersed , to seek Fettle against the ,shire , ra ' aseac j." Calaa . --' " t vf • &OW' .I Z r W w • el ha lliiiikaeta Yward. W . orve* Laa t ca er. by which means this increase after the several im-1 E.re'n: Souhem will pass the Rhine, with the vanguard rigour or ~,t he cold, and . many were taken. , I gtovetmasethetarerS-T. Jeelei 0. Paul, Costhle;ttarriera proventents would be sheen. He then moved for iof the corps of observation of the Rhine, as wili. , , • 2_4 - -E. and G. Fidler. and W. Joni, Bads, co , Your rAcellency knows that aue not aumemble ! W. melon. and W . w r i a h o a r e er ..g erley .,,,, ers-T, ' Slarkfriars. accordingly, an account of the produce of the tax ' more on towards Frankfort. losses ;tbey are Undoubtedly considerable, and fill , road, coacisanaliem-W.. ;01111 - lid T. Iletch4, wellelose. I for those *several years, distinguishing all the sere- 1 rat branches ;at also the gross assessment from the His Majesty has Oen to General Bertrand, the ."1 command of the army of observation of Italy, which -me wit h - grief ; but the glory itt i tt i • seic tijeety's arms itiluare, amovo- le. a.Williteme end P._,A..Milberg. jun. London'. toerchanti-J. Stevens and A. takes, pe n overh o e. i , 'has not for a moment been tempt 4 '' • street, Cartairereatt. silt euseebedhreve-4.sted J. Wki•e, and net produce . • ,is to unite at Verona. , • . I (Meade) The kfirshal Dote fir AURRST A UT, .w.. Hobby. Porbea. merichams-t.W. Memo sod J..licksoa, 1 ' Mr. CREEVEY said, that the objection to the A vaneuard composed of 40 000 fresh troops :s .• , , - Prioeshot-flegldUllL. 'lluitee,lrioterse..6. Moser seed J. -Wkahelhee, Meth, tines. 1 ' accounts of the Property Tax which had usually he" i wi ll unite at Posen, under the orders of Marshal the , ' . :,. ----. • - % ripen . Thompson and J. S. Sri* 11 1 1,ielt4trect, ... laid before the House-was, that the land was not' ers--w . Mee r sad M I D u ke. Of Elchingen. This .Marshal is among the' 'ittinft'intalt THE etaitsuAt. use Or akimosoalrgo bift` ni- . • hi B R etract • '" , ""'ii seweadk••• distinguished from the profits on trade, by which ! number of those whose courage and strength of mied ' ,'''' i ' ''' - lint wAsoa-oantaase ‘'' ' " r arr igh r tke Yee bosto' seell,thrriwieten-ers. H . . alli 1 Wlllarks means the decrease of trade was covered - by the in- ; •L I 'Have stood the test.. . .. 7 . • Elkine,lan.lo. • . I I ' crease of rents. A more simple measure to ()Wale , The liiag of Saxony is uniting his troops abeet , •MdlttEttuautts-I,lllt,r.reati.,-btAld Petenberik - . i this objection than the motion before them he should . Glogau. . ' Ormeffes; t h at on the - 17ta.of- Soe. at midnight my The Gage& of Tuesday night announces an extra, ' eunceire to be, to distinguish the two schedules, . . I The Emperor of Adatria is assembling consider- 9 . ordinary and almost unparalleled change of Officers I sate d` myse lf , a lo ne a nd . Li g h t Id olatry , . i n ,thi s regiment there have been nil I corps, 12,000 strong, seen a tieg of -treat and laid •___, i In a Angle regiment,-the 85th, .or Bucks VOlunteer . which he understood were given into the Exchequer, : able force : in Galicia., .Wes can *beady count there • down their arms ; that one stating the duty arising from lands; the other from an army of more than 80,000 men. The greatest I w ou nd e d , by passing . the: Barriulenes over the icll.--i• 1 ' other sou: i-es. .By this expedient the accounts Would : con fi dence and harmony y exist between the Imperial . I cannot believe that 'the General of the Russian less than twenty-seven removals of officers, and as be made up to the przsent year. From a statement.; Courts of Vienna ant cis. • . • . ;army could,. in his repasts, - have giiin_place to Niels' Many eciosequent new appointments, viz, one Lieu. i at-Colonel, two. Majors nine Captains, nine wbich . he held in his hand, of which he had no reason i • The King of Denmark is deaf to the meoaces and untruth ; end although-I knew the-little confidence Lieuteeeots, and six Ensigns. ' Of the twenty-seven doubt th e which had been published •. England, Russia, and Sweden. , which in Europe is pald to these reports from Russian c i to ou e accuracy, an in one of the public papers, it was stated that the I intrigues of - Dantzlc is now an cniattackable fortress • 30,000 Gazettes, constantly discredited by the absurdity of Officen removed from* the 85th, one of the Captains (Members) bali bees discharged the service; and rec-ipt from this tax during the last quarter was good tr • have been collected in it ; good Gene- .their tales, I nevertheless take the liberty of writing 3,400,0001. while that of the quarter immediately , to your Excellency, and I entreat yea -to have my five have aach ...._.4 another (11wzfrolt) cashiered. The other twenty. tals canmand them, and the Governor of the town or have been appointed to preceding had been 4,000,0001. making a defalcation . of 6J0,0001. ; and as it could not be imagined that '.'considerable the rents of land had fallen, this the profits of trade. .is General Rapp a brave and intrepid soldier.- A , considerable number of engineer and artillery oak- ---- decrease must be on ' curs a in it. ,The Owe is provisioned with every ; , re ; 1 Elting for two vars. letter printed, to give a formal contradiction to the statement, that my corps laid down Its arms, : that I None passed beyond the Dnieper. 'Very - far from that, on the 17th of November, I -alone aue 9' and other regiments. One Lieutenant-Colonel (H. Bret 9 and Daly One ad nirt moe ielleA ti am ill et e drCaptain (Baowee), out of tew.. This a s ora t e d removal, extending of the spacers, has, it is ' Tlie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER I Altai reports which have been circulated we sustained all the enemy's efforts. I bed at that sea- um seas nadoso d= olarL b y the disorsaa i ite d said, that from the accounts of the quarters nothing I i" false. 'There has not been a battle et K on i egi begg ; , ment but4looo men under my orders,. sod la cons! . etet Z lo o s " gime. could be deduced, as the arrears wee. confoueded ' ther e has on b een ssaa , e l,-m bin e ;no General Oft. ' quence of the uofortinfite 'circumstances lte which • that no Iwe were, I had no artillery. The enemy bad a n o. - .... be a re vi e w of th e R o w an •e - It with the produce of the quarter. F°-t example, •la leer has been wounded.; ant we repeat it,ln an article inserted in the Cattier of Tuesdey. ole year, when extraordinary diligence had been ! merons one. I halted all day. I then discovered RerPe._ro_l_ t o „__,____,_____,__._ . ,_ , assertion. affair haa aim place sine* that of -the Duke of Ta- used to bring up the arrears, the produce :amounted ithat it was not the sane infantry, for they several there is teem!? win,,g'i.lagu__, l ",/i lin_, the 4 . i i i m _ ii°l . l . reutum upon the Niemen. Germany his nothing to j to fourteen millions. He would venture Wiley, that ' i fear, , e i t he r intrigues - , p es t 1 Aavertiag te the 'omega policy so !vine, et , independently of arrears, an increase instead of •isglad the whole of it with regard I ' ruption of the Barbariana, who 'only knew how to 1 superiority of bumber; could make noimpression.-se i VW, eftee_ ll4B. - .eg . . decrease had taken plate in the produce of the guar-, At 10 P. s NI. a Colonel, with a tag of tram, `. defend their country by derattat• • and stating it, their ca. I was sen t 11. Ramie, trots begioning to eno, the writer cent!. ••• • ter. The remarks would apply to the expidient of ! by b ' • it. I short , natal urning n as soon as shall winter lto proposal should surrender ;to this impertinence ' nees.-" Their Minister Aeett had the merit of separating the schedule, as by this alone no infer.. i terminate, the Russians will be chased, amid driven I replied, by making the officer prisoner, and carry- •Pieumtlet Austria from moving, when she could mation would be obtained.-Ordered. ing him to the other •eide of the Dnieper, to whic h 1 back,-the quicker In proportion as they may have The CHANCELLoa of the EXCHEQUER' . the - Nir • 1• I I made my - troops repass, ikons who never can withstand the ..• further a vanc .. • are aut tortsel to make i and I the next daycsa. base Taaisseedpielortatekee, by flitting on hie MO- rose to move fora retort% of the products of the Du-ducted him to the head-quarters of his Majesty, at I . : this Expose, t o tranquilli se thgood • • f _ a citizens n temptation of telling a t t eg untrieth, when they think ; ties on Malt. The defalcation in the revenue to the ; - there with my corps, ! Franco an d erany ;an we, a , that they may rc a• , I I that itain be done wi t detection. The writer amount of 2,400,0001. might be accounted for from scarcely wanted 500 %nen, who- were killed in the ; . be certain that i f ts ha 'll ' if any even ppen, we will im- f ' of the article in qoestion Is just spa* an adventurer , i calumny, as his fellow labourer in the Carrier of n two causes :-1. That. the East India Company was ! used'ately make thew known to the public, with th battle of tile preceding day. iiniebted to Government to the amount al 800,0001. ' I " • • with e All the Russian reports are romances. There is : last 1 week, who affirteml,_thet Mr. Fos fomented the 1 ; same truth and simplicrty which were made ' S. for which sum it was not thought proper to.'call on r. d known the misfortunes of the army In the 29th uothing true in what they say, excepting the loss . e. : ifferencis lists:veal hts MAsesTY and the Patacs of ' . them. 2. That from the badness of the hiinest the ; WaLls, if he be not., ds we suspect he is, one and the e Bulletin. We do not know . why the E ng l ish my artillery ; and your Iligheess knows that it Was I Duties on Malt had been unproductive. The Right the distance of thee, : importance to inundating our coasts, and the Conti- not in human power to bring it away in the midst of ! same Person. Relying .ePee E Hon. Gentleman moved, that there be had' Mr. Aa r . r wou ld not with pamphlets tilled wit false accounts ; infrosts v , the House an account of the produce of the Duties I i ' before 1 nent h . and over the into, al,l my horses having,fallen . and upon t h e certainty that r. It allthe • f 'whic h tl . . , stoa t on Malt for the two last years. effort of ate all under the fatal mortality occasioned by the rigour of betray the transactkins in which he ins donee_ rned at t , are stated in the ‘29th Bulletin ; but what the Peters., flies cold . Mr. CR EEV EY said, that there being also a de-1 During the whole course of the campaign I Vienna, he takes his.cheace for the effo. '4,1 bur h'G add -tha t 1? I • al' g =elks a - t ..ag es at cannon were I k , falcation of 600,0001.' on the Income Tax; 'tend the Itusssiatis have-not taken, either from me or my section, which, s in bere..fiteed 'audacity, Imitate any ted press t ° " t I taken from es in front of our baniters (bandieres), i comrades, a single piece of cannon in the face of ; thine that or er issued erten • from the sure that it d es , or 100,0001. on the Annual Taxes, there IVO c l e arl y is false, rel . e l , v • j e,, y a se.- 1 4 opitertr, an. 26.) : their enemy ; although it is true, that when our . a falling off its every part of the revenue. The Right i . - ohm than that which we now give of BoNA,PARTE. M such we are . 1 draft-horses fell dead with the cold, we were-obliged •no further contradi • Hon. Gentleman had, in his budget, reckoned on ! tie ee millions as the surplus of the Consolidated EuGENE xsroiEov vicEaoe! LETTER imam 'Rim: ' • • 7 Oil ITALY TO THE illiNisTEß AT WAR. .to break -our artillery, rand solve it behind us. T o . it, ;nholy,. that it is in every s . r • i hear these re parts from gi. Petersburgh, it must ap- ord end syllable ut- 1 .. IF'und. Could he now reckon on such a Cum ?,--• 9 foreign statesman, In the least ac- j „,. 6. 1 pear; that we were all cowards, who Jcould not , only to . every . I terly f alse. Its. falsehood , is, indeed, .notorious, not 1. Miriritwer,lrr. S:!ould not the public be informed of this? Should Mr' LORD Deer, The St. Peter:burgh Ca:Vice! choose but fly before the terriblt Russian legions ! . no , ik' Stock-holder be, informed, that there was a have f al l en my h ands, by which perceive lOW into 111 •It is true, that, according to their statement, We , eminently so . every _ - ' to -Member of every Cabinet ; i quain . ted:lsoth• the affairs . of Europe ; but still more ! prolsect instead of an increase of a deficiency in that !existed in- this country since 1806.-- unnatural end falseare the re lati ons which they eon . likewise tied $ll the batt:e of Moscow l , and that they I vehicle has. . . ...,.. _ .. •, 4 fund. out of which his dividends mast be pad? But' tarn of the events .of Novenibcr and December. I,: pushed us to the distance of 16 wends (rein ,timiseld • eritio&-Chriosiele4-. - .,- -- - - the Ri4itt Honourable Gentleman had a most tom- Surprise that it 1 will'stop only gt s yhat, cciu'earus.47, 5 We nn S tu -wet buttiel - consequently it'inatiti hive been in our ' The Public will lean Orme 9 $ fOrfa 191 e way of gettiog over such diffieultiese • When ' 'ft is stated in these papers, that on the irth Novern. ttig we occupied MostoW. •.- • - i- • ' isellet teen till % lately discovered that Ronan . Cs- t . th•.-re %%as a bad quarter; he told them to leek at the . ht that ber, Platoff attacked me, and di s p erse d my corps The Spring will do us justice tor all.these vain- remit and Vinegar are . the most profitabk ingredients . s ~. year in general. NVhen there was a falling off is • took from me 3 , 700 men , and my w h o l e ar ta! • • glorious hoastings. Th e Russians „svill itery where , nowlrequired in the formation of tunnels, and build - .. artillery .- year, they were told to look at this or that favour -' Friedland leg of bridges ; and unless you are the Proprietor (7 . _ '' These statement% are false,-Platoffearcely present.. find the men of Austerlitz, of Kylau,- of Fried ..i • aide carter ; and this had been practised as to the quarter hefty e last. 'When there was a falling off ed himself before my corps. Ile was re p u l se d i n :"of Witeerk, of - Stnoleniko, of the Moskwa, and of one or the other of these . acticles, it is tee to ono If every part. If he has mad- some prisoners, he has not the Beresina. . your Subscription produces salt to your porridge. in any other branch of the tevenue, they were told taken a single one Avith arms in his hands, but hem) , " (sipped) . _ The Marshal Duke or tLOHINGEN. •e- n a me ) ~ to look at the Excuse; but this also had now (un. • r• • . have picked up some singlestraeg hers. whe, de iin •I) ' • g e . ' • having wilfully oc sioned the' fire in Sid- picion , of . ca of the person who is in custody on sus- , implies,) failed. The account was then ordered. I night, to av oid the extremity of the r01(I, had sneak.ed • ' Poses; jam. 15.-His Majesty the King Of Na- . •c a id 5 ., , pies arrived here at one o'clock this night, • and •i Adjoarticd to Fridey. a te at the Palace of the t-reteciurn t Into the villages. With regard to the-mentos, they 1. kited , . - ~__s . te , ad th • a ember of the Society, w . I neL.College, mbr ge, is Frederick golden, Esq. i 'ho had been admitted to 1 . _- • • have not carried Off a single n iece , atthou.gh it is . Three French prisoners escaped from ' the depot, ' Dike of Ali ra ii toe, and the General or . Division • . !"*. !. the D4ree of Bachelor of Atte on the morning of •, I .• • . Peri), during ae. extremely thick fog en Wednesda se' •ght, and got undetected to prouglity. Ferry, from .Th ence he stole a small slap ; and as no- • t y ? dismounted and broken •.• thing farther has been heard of them, it is supposed true, that I was obliged, by the loss of my horses, Y which perished through the eicessive cold taalmit- doit the, greater part of any artiller • af ter I.' •• . y, !:acing Frht tit, have been in our city for the 11°4 well " . cointeltied to the county gaol for trial. Mr. Kendall VINVULA 9 J AN. 22.-The Prince ' of **Waitron' Itepos con) ' it. I know that the ltussigti • '').,. • statements are quite false • the extent of the tenet- - . r s d urmee has taken its cantonments along W. *MI the dal that the fire happened.--He has been fully it heir to a considerabliisinrtuee and no motive can bienigned for the &VOW coLdect of which he is the r 'stole to the south of Warsaw. The -as .. . i . ,80 . oss . • have pot yet passe d the Upper Vistela z whet ! the y' a Ghtallif• J • •1 1 . , they here got clear off. The prisoners, it appears, tiy, and the extreme igstoranc,l of the greater pert of went to Dundee, 'and took some refreshment, with. have: three corps; one . utteer s thr. ordere of General . • • Torwhetloles It red beellea to leader 1 1 its population, give the Russian Go v ernment peat Or Beide starless target out seeming ie . dread any disturbance. They after. ,:icken, that of the centre rommandest bT Admiral . liberty in thie respect and they teke' good care to „.,„ . . Ives*. a !wrestles Mewls, wit+ Proceeded directly to the sloop, which is abont profit by it, in causing - the most nonsensical reports ' I"l""elligniri and that of Count Wittgeintein in Do sake tbereet the charge P 1 I thirteen liiiis.bertheti and was provisioned. for ten • days. There'll', therefore, strong vatted for sus. to be spread about, We wereat . f ‘.l t the gales e . os.. the \vrth : all these corps Nerp . soider the directions ~ Wll9 the wiles Itook • -• of P rince K u l usow. Althis season of the year,reedeili by honest WILLIAM FT:M.0101 in the year .., , • . - - cow, when that people believed us to be bear:'. .' noes • . - pectieg that theeked btsen assisted in their escape, - :awl with the weather we have, the couriers gni but homely, quer, pat to •bi . . (Si g ned) • tlltiolli 14 i rot., ishf. • m e w 1 fecal' k' by pe r sons who kid given them information or the 1 •. . .....-- ~ . • lit..four days from Wilms, to Ste Peteritiergh• The p•Vson In the year 11113: s ' Of MI the . , 4573; and itedssisay be the self-exemieeti. II l of every wings. which thetaidbpterl. ' Mien, isms THE IiARSJIAL PRIMER or illtrlOrti ,19.; end, EGlOttrltt. TO cold increases stith great forest In the • neighbourhood ties, surety the eileseeryle the m!...3t . . . is - '' The Kentish' FR4.l.triao wi ll start to perrojin ‘ x i Tion4 jo i.ii so I . : R it. _. ~..11 ;of tl.e Vistula. There raeet, s es are told, great coargasentily. a any speeelathen •Mr_tte .lasprorement in fo*.miouliee .aad a half on Monday iiist, f ' --, • lilingles.,to,the Cit y-rea d . . mv Loint-I reed wit!; .i ina j ikt ,, : s th , ;1i s ti i k c e k h rt g e ri ss e i s n .., the Russian d principally ,amoog -and entitled tik sale= :Obi:idol. Tha most sea's"- It fs the Militia and the tides that pee- fel of these %Stemple I. felle...and clearly developed 1 . 1 . ~i I.4.ciatsurektir M• Rill AGIL-M Gateboino-Of- , e :lotanbouh papers, that astonishment , 1- : 11 l e d r Mr..l-- 11 G mug, farmer , in Dromrock 141 lietr' Mie ‘em took '1 cot the the loth.: form _service In 4ts ulterior of &maids. 1 .- la the Plese ....._ :4lke _of ' Seeawooo and Co.) JAN. - .-Silt We. A *gem" .. ,et ebb . . with . mach addi. F Tr" tt_ ~, • -.. °!'ee 9.... Y . , 4. lo r o Ptil open frol ftl Altar! Vlwaall, . . $•- Sines . lallur sossi awe, bba e . ppielbtaaf iii h i ie44/1. - Jiii;t 6 )1 "1, 3 !”,'!"f.,!!!,?,.ft 0 1!!!!!?!feif ;by lona d'ara”, and .rt the ,;, ..10161,41 0 0! .!!eee had Nee hef.444,1011,1 ` of t. 1 10• 4010/1P 4 4 :1 1 / 1 - place aged ricirfdee i • • . • 1 eeseeleftfikeit i nias . lei olehotto alt. teisty tie 1h offiaglisralh. , ll3lfith Rio* Immenced• i . , • e . .. • • iire,.i.rs. i.. 1 affetve......•' - - ..: -5........ 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