The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-13 00:00:00

ficient confidence, to make 'her intervention agree. able; that M. de Wessemberg was charged to col• fact the intentions of the British Coiernment on this subject -.and that his mi4sinis would be secret, - long as the Ministry thought proper to hide it from the tuslilie. , If NI. de Wessemberg i s asked what France wishes, be witili--emsrei, ihnt he tniva4 nothing more of N.?. di. m otios, thew that. she is willing to treat; and than-eha ism transmitted to Lord Castleteagh condi : 'tin . • SiMch were et blishod, atlint.iitne.;..tient .!..' tA ri ass i hat i_ or ri c e ii iie li fy i t a tl Austrian, occon l e n i n o d di ls t aa i • ntst,osaodthputer putting 4n null to the agitations of Europe; but if the efforts 4t A ustrhido not produce that ef4ct r tshe:lmilk: see herself obliged, conformably to the same sentiassinth ke Moat:without England, in a gmieral.pacificatios et ('he Continent ; a measure whic, Rill, leave at the di position of France, a force of, more than 100;000 iiirwvitich . she would snlely, . employ .for the re estahlitiftiont of a antratime peoco,•,and her °mums iron! In Spain; that Aastria•is tba l only. :Power:. the Continent completely a strangsat to t h e commerce of the sea ; that she puts a great eta on the tram. Vuillity of the Continent; and that maritime auk blab hedkernsined witimut her inteirieution, if Eng land nnlrcts the present moment. • • If M. de IVessembergisasked what it ustria moans ty a general pacification of the Continent, ke svi: answer, not an nrdiaary peace, bat an 1110ffilMOUS conventrem of the Power! of Europe to solidly main tain peace, and in no manner to meddle Is the dis- Essions which 'shall liublist balmiest .Franco and '.70 1113 d. M. th. .Viettemborg is . to liie careful neatening the :FaigilAh .Miuistry ; .but will Rery vaguely givait.te Otterstand,, that•this general paci; treks,' woilst 6 followed by the total exclusic of English commerce, . , 1.1,1 that is deteasided of us is, to make the greatest picp - r"tigns fo ra new campaign., , ,_ , , . Aubtrilapplancts the basis pin p;;fp Majeaty ei thoteice -AAA- litasia, and t . iftali„itasgrapitt ; qthr she finds them very generous; but s e very earnestljr. begs of us not to speak of them, .but let her do it. .. See takes upon herself all the responsibility, and will keep.-to'"the terms of .your. lest- dispatch—that the . WroPerer rootless* to. the negociation t . .Ont .tpat his . Majesty will•ntli Pinsk& Judie:. • ' .."" * . • • Al. sle Metternieis thinks the rii i kin liit - hit 3..d•t0 e..e to engage, if It is *sililk, 'in • . discussion,. and reckons alitite Upon limb)... The Minister is iteligltted with ; 'hatiurtal . bands free. I never saw .itim happier than to-day,, bind I . itas tisk* of the hopes heat thiS tootimeoi ieitrishis., AO 3 .:•.1..1., . ' . . ... . (Stimerin . , OTTO: the Court ' Corr, ceive .his orders. These are , 144ssties words. He puts the utmost va1ue,0001001110444 every occurrence calculated to conviocetaikessoatsati Loodnn and .Sty Petersburgh, of the latitnakeilkalio An+ whieh,aubidsts . betweau Franc;014.4401040411' • ••• "7" • ' ' 1 ;.; ,4 1 ; PROW THE SAME 10 , 71111111110ffik Ainti . r c,r, • - 1 , . 4e : Mettputch,,yqsterday ,s4n4 i tstw,the ;writing of which flied the. honour of spOakin...fAryoatin 444.4 3 . Thhp Desuinent, draw. ofs.aellk;ssiath storebs the Mildster himself, will .aerrOawiti.ftititof • duction to the o,tdess . of the CahioeterviMssliiiihout to aroe t c, Feleure tit the requitiogAijkieSSO.: have the honour of accompanying wtth 1 Ulna lation of it. . • .No. VIT.. " . Inca' TEE 61112 TO *All& . • ViefbM, S. M: de Staketberg has a secret intertiert .Illh Count Melletinich, The ituisian Plenipotentiaiy began- by a long emnberation of the advautigit ',Mufti by his Government, who, after having re.. Ridged the French, proposed, ke said, to - contaid - , tbsetsiatatree of other Powers; ma. particularly to Austria, to aid this last Power to re - conquer her lost P rogriuttes. • • • • -After baring beard 4iltn very treaqiiillY,. M. de hietteruicb said to birn, 46 Hold, _testy door Stake!: berg, -yon resemble a mew who sees daylat the first time,..ifter having been sick for six menthe: in an the Obscure chamber. This great day 41416'16*J- after Beliefisroe, -we see more clearly, anti do ,adt tetarit ! say to projects which • cannot be our's. The ilysteln bf media tknEreperor. .is itnerreable, .and far freer eeekink You • eggyandisentents, which, by a single Catepaign, efforts to prevent•the war ; you k. would, be4,teo• dearly purchased; he wishia but for • it among you. •• Russia will.trotapreberaliele l isCille peace,. an# be proposes to you to concur with Mm in will find nothing! offensive in this expresp‘ont'A;be Ilte4seree• on ibis- head. °truly sounded the dig. will also comprehend wkat• the phrasoineans **hick Positions 9 . f -ElP7'ite, and have found thein favourable 'concludes. this dositsseent, when : we airoW•the desire to oar views. We do not complain of, our tosses, t ofretnoving this thrtne of warfatfroaitnir frontiers: 4 d am an do not. think that a foreign Cabinet has i ..• - Here began .43i s tarnsrsation v ihick the Minielyr eight to , resent them more than ourselves.: asked ' prolonged for more •thint two: hours, and wt tuts interview from you, to :know the . intintioes of believe, was occritioned by -the lastslispatehetfireart er our:Court in regard to ;peace, which is the end Count do Bubna, -which the blinistev..had 'kid •r Our efforts.'. ;•-• me the preceding evening. • It would be aseleis • M.do Stallsehorg, simar4 returning fiel'his . el.h follow this discourse -.through all its details heft , oiterieu, true. or feigned, announced, thatsl4lConai confine myself to-offer the point of.view under 'which was' disposed to enter ppon negociations fisiliefte4 I Count de Metternich mollifiers the acted situation of that -it considered the itussian questioniallibisited; I things. .. • • • ' ' ir ;• me, P A rl: 60'1146)o two - 4iante anly defer. Not , 4.4timilar wonla ' . ........ .- .-. . sod that it only thoaght of settling the general af: i Tie Minister begAtlf,trineneating to me, that lie fairs of. Europe. Ile was interrupted by N. de Met- ; only endeavoured termore and more establish a con.,. tenth+, 'who told hine that his project had nothing ;atience and complete understandinghetweenlhetsr .J 411 , ' to tin with discussing the. conditions o f 'peace, but; Cabinets. Afterwardsentering upon the subjesto be, pimply to know if Russia would cesisenttOitegotiate. 'teld me, that the idea of oeartned mediation tatitt 1 The Russian PI enipoteuti . 4 ry again atti.,ined, : that e hive caused a momentary ' surprise at. Paris t..beti such was its intention.; and that-he , was evekdatrged ' that .the . word mediation, the i .Yolue *, Of Irilkik, to sny, that Ms Sovereign . smelt!, with pleesene,"re:-/ elititieificfly enuiZrstood in the Cabinet of Vienna` ceire a con fi dential person frornthis Court* that lw; 1 . had.. never Seen pronounced here; that Count do' iefewerer; most add, that Russia would do Clothing' ! Ruben and /it. 40 , ,F . kgo. t baa ,even been forbidden without the consent of her Ally, the Kisug of Great ; to use that ..wereb44,ltrek.had.. first ,made us a of Britain . . . - ,- • I it , that , oit the Cantrery, it ~romstioned it bat as In a *end interview, this Pleuipotentiary was ! the interpoititionfAtt.Ally..Who, fatigued with ens.. much salittriiiiin. Perhaps he .had double - ittstroc- 'r barratisments estowt o . .wished to accelerate its conelit Lions, toillifirlh'ibrward t h e - w ar, lite otte6 tiiiresie. 'i tkow; that-thilsrettofwes-arated-asedietimrseaeishtior nuat a a Mini . of negocis t ion. M. de 'Metternich I entirely , void of woo in r!lspeattik.Entiliindis, Atltii .14 ill to-morrow dispatch M. de Lebzeltern for %Vilna. , having.uo mum! a skol f iog thaf Rturer.:..- . " 9 Ile has given him no other instructions but to talk, ! 'alliance with Fratece,".. added he,.." .is ad ntitear of peace, . and listen to it ; ,be has not saitf a word to Ito lerepo l ahaltifareto housk.l46.4ayieirigwiii F him of the conditions proposed by - ...lie I -pose to yoate*ca?trovii.9-lOsitsloblish it -- -* stishes to let the Russians come. the sa , - - . - rsaeft,4 l “.• will confine himself to making event of a new campaign, the eheir actual advantages, and obtaii i)eace. Ilthey talk to him of with England, he will- say, that . seen that embarrassment, and • that sent an agent to London. 'then the cuss the heti*, ii- moo diatioguished ,_ be accredited tn. Wiles, and. according stances deli 7 1#.1. IleteciatfiC*l44 . -, lill England. — --.•- ' ". • .- -7 ::: - " This - first praCiteding of Russia bid the , Ministee. to . me : " rely nothing slacken, absolutely nothing, least as much interested as yr rends upon our attitude. The _ 100,000 men to be moveable, iucl corps. Is) - Wing 30,000 men to go - beyond the 'obligations of ' Russia to refuseour mediation. not been Austrian. If it, in it Is sot with 30,000 men, Oat -• • • _ - s 23. . ' the, OW entity 44 4 !,..0 Act iitykta lambast*. Otk all ships and vessels . in the 4) °Os and-harbours of the griftee States ) " wasrecilved frini.tee,rfpitse of Re- p.esentatires hi el r.'Gruntry laid 'Mr. Robertson, . agbd the same was •twire read, and referred to tire, Committee of Foreign Relations. - ''. .f ' _,..ItR.Y. U.—Mr. Campbell,- from the Committee or Foreign Relations, repotted the Bill ..laying att.em..' barge on-Ni -sehipe sad •ves!tels in the ports and her* Winn 'of ten . United- States;'imended ;. *hich leai stietietten Order or tti e Del for* Monday, Juti 2ti. pObiar 16:—The' Senate resumed, in a Coninitth i whole goose, the consideration of' the- Bill leOng-an etnbargn,„totether . with the amendmeeta tepo!'ted by the I:ommittee .Fiireignitelatiope. The - Amendments of the , . masis/te• nip limed; )texe 'IMO . . . AL,.,... 4 - 0 .".. .. Malt - . ~/..i: • , ISM +6 A ~R•rolop •we. , •,,• • • GeitteOblilirgh .. :1 .. .. •,..A;,11 1,,, , ,..:4400-o , _ • He igoland • .•;!"• •• • 4:-.4.i. io. • . . . 2 • • • n• ',. : , , _01..41/•• LiSbgli . I.r. • A% . 1 t IO 9. ; 4?i• • .4/74;6;.. Cfid i z .... :. ; ,":,1.;„ -et'?* •• • -, - A , ' ireP '• et • Oir ° i• • •' . 8ri k 404' .. ,; C. • • .Uw Vflii64ol4 o 0 ' rllllOlll 41? Obeid TIM; VAT AT. Olt O'CLOGIC I 81114 214 re. div. V is per Cato, Heel., 60 i ~ Pai 1 **,..,..., 1 riot Cen; Carr. 3811 - • Ito S. . 1 per.Ceny. 71ff • . Milo • - Isi pr. pet Cent. Navy FR} ~, twirg. vim'. lif 1.-96 - y .:ii....T01; -.:- 571.4 f3y. igts, 'SIVA N:i ' I .....-,..= - .. ~ ewsr pk- . . . • rpottembi -.Ai tilildelii,Vtivelf at a late hour tbt. ?,+; 4 vby.uttiiilli int hivette following inharestiag encel;'=-''''''' ' t , ''' ' . • • o7'hirstiano.o. 6.--.. A id, letter received frail •,,, ' - on Or " 30th 'ult. says, • I - have just time •tba r t tlie4iiies:fia.te tt!icoyegs . n. . Pegau is 44m$1467iiileqwe4Op*P-'-' .. • ..440.02iita.lnibt tin-atille qina7 6 litate, that they ••• . , ;ell,' eXPVittion of 4he , a 4 •qf :Stettin ; the garrifcitisernerrr•ntircli lit int ni. of provisions, has atreplyikarik to ertpiliditi;7l4,,llleir terms were ' • . . - . . . . . . '. . .42.t'retl.?-rIT*I P A P ER. :, _- ' , Itiveliat.vrieived • the fo!lewing from toad. --, !ruin , - --.-, itetit it rEoiel g q 4, r .. _, )...-- tai ~s, reported the. REIF front; the-Senate to prolliA .clea.';AerP,llt,--7-51'?!.i.ii‘.4:4116. qdgeptember 20 e— • ". .- : 1: -.... General -Baron Schlefther bit die use of Licencereepaysea granted firthe.trii. ; The . rafieela:l:::,:tdfioe verument of Great .Rsiiaiu-withoutasaendm eat ilre_loriler gitea him • to march on the Hill was made the Orier.of the Day. . ' • •• .... - TrWili;ii'lli7SlTie d ittlirn - ititirclurage•for which ' The House went into a Cominktee qf the whale' 1i&ii ' .1 074 : 4 1 : -0 14 / 4 ; Be Vialikittilleilf, on the House of the same, -Mer-litypkitts;*- - of Kentucky; in:, .i. n i nap i:,./. ih e ,170,-.Li4 . La .. 6 .-1LM1: 4 3 :. the chair, after which the Bill was reported . without f . "- '5 5 7.: . - • ...' '-'7-- , ""'- 77.. ~,_l 4 • r r • . amendments. ;it Be hdo tf, ..• . I near Friehurs t • and by ihatmeike appeared unex . %tr. MILLET moved •to amend the Bill, so as t o I pettedly before 'the gattt early k intthe morning of extend the prohibition to amuse of lirestcoa granted the 18th. . • - - ... by the Government of .France, which..'motiou was 1 • Tge many-had but tip the towe l . and all the gates i - ed • negativ by 70 to S. . - ~. . . werq, manned with'infintrii; ''' . • ''Y ' • . kir.. Pres.zniNG rooied to - take . out .thi..*ordsl; G eneral Schinberg •eitseed • HisiVitift . :` .; divialenili': to ad. • " Great *Britain " and insert ' s all nations," toes te' ' - ) . . prsibibit the use of licences of any cation. Thii tee- 'epee. by circuitous toads againsi.the Mein's. 'al ;Di Gates, whilst he him - self - 1411m Chain column • tion was negatived bye large Majority, and the Bill was read a third time ) and passed by 78 to 33. .• .againit the Erbersdorf Gate. The. etietay defended No ' N.impo . str o r.Y2o, ,tiox ' j i lu.. .. ..., ~ . himself with great 91.stinacy, .. but'. at ' engtja the It. • , Eikerstiorf •Gatu, was broken open , iiitt some clivi. 1: : !-- Ni. New.tosi aft er some introductory remarksi rpropoied the foresfieg *male ope :....... , . . . sieee-of cavalry immediately galtdped into the' to wit s 1 aadafter ti short reiiiiahte •madiahngatrison pri • : 46 . ResOlvtd, that the Committee. of...Forelgtvite= ilatious be lnructed•to inquire into the expediency - of sons. - -•, • - . .-, ~' - .•. 1 prohibiting the oxpOrtation of naval stores in foreign :;;;Gicie n j Brune,Ao Staff a id suo i.f or pat ter% . , bOtolllB, Rini c h at 4114 hale leave to report by Bill , 4 . • 00 mounted hussars, and '228 i nfantry , fell into oat - . . or otherwise.” .•7 . • . • • —'• • l • ass, ii ' : • Our total loss - • ~. .consttti In one )ager killed, , • Mr. Gail**E'n3Ovitio.oll2ooa the ResolutiOu by : striking out.si.Connhitten , of,Foreign Relations," and:thine wounded... , • • ..,. 'And iideeelliak4 g - . ...Cesitetigtee. 44 Coaldwirao kad )1 1 a-f- 4.T4gairile Sligki.t 1" 1 "* -4141 ,11 44 . 1 4 4i . .efrOalice tintANOtell' Thai" - Reteingoi dins amended :wiii• iill.4:treops; ot 4 all VesCriptiOris t "itiensa" 'kis very id 41. 0 1:; 7 .• : NA: . "• • ,:: . e. ' •' ' 7 ' . • • _,,.. ' ''paitiaular - mentidi ,erthelik Ye . hitilia' - Cill• ger.. rt. Mr. WRIPIIT and Mr, .Brtintwyj after.Augno oir,, .- Yew Voyder, and•Xleut.trt ! :kig , .._"Pilitoyfr — 1. ,- Of . that 'intimating, mtited that 41itrAnstrumion. to the •Com,; i emite e .he.peupitied - to the s ot Monday alter moic ,..kitttalinn ; Captalit'i , tioldx siwilltristbetsi 'of the of ',wadi -- - J P -.64' ~. , i ihti.,:bet oiitit , , .iptiirta......riiii tili -„ : --- thit7 414 -- --,- --,•-•-•..inatutylreunui.eeoteittlirs-.ndoetprin.ived ,ear all kN' t i t i of: lv p et., - ::, m ` t ril hs ; ITC. Oareroi of prorojclnirms.-i: . tli; Av ., a l; ukp li o n li i k i t •te ed ror ko . ye h sitsrdli tip y il fg lo n de ed ia t t.i h s e..• w hi ch " O li llisr e";* 11. , etc ,i 1 124,; Mill isg A irudges .. ii :4lfpliiwt i i i. of . 0441 4 Yi --- - f . . power .o tis.isiy th e ls - 4 ' etellib if - : tyloaq of pr 'read!ri coacerning the sitonii,„ of 9 . affairs on the other side a it - • • .• *Fr a ‘l* ' , ffirt"Nee" p s ' e l eeede l le e eoe64l / 1 * iiiimt distiet ithinfer. ''F' ' . f Elbe , et" l " the ,as arm c l o of 70,000 4, , , .ffil s ',II . icia . ass . 4 •om ' • ile 'sine. . . . - -' • I has rout routiers,of Les an d eil k • Dd it f1t4 1 5.°1*411141441"14 4 1 -esTn g y l - i h e a• i t li r .l akei di f t it co ti t ce:t4i63/4‘nitett pfirsifitiliotibetil b "5-' .' . . .;• Aisi i 44 . ) .. . „ , ; OTTO . h tha elo t ngt ti . i an *Dish . .... ies,. ; , ~c....:...,4 4., ~,, 0 t .,„„wig,,......- . r .,• . •••,, , ,,: , , , •'„ fit--; can . _ oohs '• ~ .. __ID, t• zil ig ia er a p : ,.. ."" K ilt r u is ,Rekeffits. end.Wakenits. Accordints4 4ertaiw in. : 1 7; - . . ;s. or.; xs .,-t •Et_ 'f'4,7r- Alli t =TßE..ls Ar iii i 94 _ , _ -. .: thitm„ * ol lo; . hicelil4lr6iiiiilasYy * lrawn - 111 - t , iiii .. , formation received from 'Rusin, the' Ma G e n era I :- -, ,' , ...177- 1 .• • L , vikUk; rein& Hilt. most aorcnil agemsomi France appeared to "" ; Tbieba,ult received 4. thetity tts. the. le i - 1 ; * titree squadrons. . . ' di- . 11 - Exta..' g rind , Gala of the ist of to'esalsidielt,Joisswwiestghtt thetdurhag tharsfetseitsin !'?"` iGN . r id • oe's tan- march of ra k • • AMMO' had succeeded with' sq 4. -•-• • • * •• l'ott •• • - receiied orderi tiv Mite g; h eee l . .7iitisuiry haiitipee or .4 s h e YP er 1 '" '• rwl -- • los 4 / I •9' 'bit.- " -- ' ll tio , GM'S! Of DlT•il ea ' end =day, . .6 • • ib Ise giantsteP tosaras iiii . iifiii ‘ i, 14 that a.h,e was.astie---41 c hi y .f; iih e h ef t (4 ." • nr.;. shit •Seissinee •• awards Gu&ow • kid. Zarienthien, scad s tip there was ye v. frY 'br'ill "l ell.li ing it bar end kr..**:44lt,i4ooaativ sres 1 ' e fifi at (3" T rt, tir i d ud a ie P riti b l i . l ! o' i ti LMl :t r 'de M . et . iernich , po' .. kilie bytinft . le . fillindlitstittOrii;tertitory has ifs, all k !' 'information' s that alter having d • away the 4nai t bpdriff ahleily,cavidry, consisting of. Cossicks, the Oilcan effastimi'df higit-ot the good effects diced by the last • reporflef unt Bubna. pe P s r a r9 i i i. so het w ing erl b d e isgf r : ip leedli peirid er , lf .. mb es it iv oiiit lpe htt li n o V r o jitota ns,fat ed it lo „_ pests of obiegyation,. whiCh• AO back on the main ,u. to me among other thiegs * ,.. 4prAlliAnSa'A i lM l tt , f ber locivachaumniq AncitnlLFAnnen Par-Windf vostl'itto ri 4 consistirig of 300 liotie, appeared. At fi s i -"" I . 's' t ii Ai o • •i *. 'biut op 7 one very 'precancel • pot *end to that slkAt o tsdpordnice of ol t iw 4nsoinnti the stood' their • groand; bat soon - ft: 000 1 -e- " * I. ' us '' s -?' ' • c ' .of English ` cons- 4 'she ativAld kik It thissoei j; of bet , - f d - .. i • - infantry er- ned to re . poisc i d'Appui; . thst • 4, the ekclusion _ on. fn 111 0! 1 ",,...„,.. ~ , ."M", 1 1 , .... ... __, • .Guow at the sight o a company of i Which , To o l .; t j t wa . , k w ltgl il4nco, dictated by, thit_ .powet t h,r ppelmhtty slap's, an d n ° ,l „, : ttiwiDeTkiral hatUplaced-ift,apoush iii a whet'. - We ' is • #rali 14 be 4inutreo, . Our's, o ...tits con* would guarseteS A ber,for eitit ; jh short, that puc e pursued them but ,co uld not come u •• p tsith thaws on ' glell e g ' •i- 4 . • la& will IbeielditanelL end Austria her Ally * •ft t • • • ' tar , -• al eei ede c i upo4 ; colosicilonS 40d Intinksta's `,i i4 - ; .,,- - ;7. --:-----7 - -- e — I s until jutt at the entrance of the village of Gudo , i ?re , ', 49 ' 'I • ' - '-'•• .-•-'-•• •• • • -• • tiallyipsimssary t -i-Atrionst he as vsternai-al l— Van ft tape go. ~./ .. .. - • . G enera ; viche'ry. then c.onmanded a fresh attack sirs .it eta :• Such are Monsekneur :uniform! tire fled les ' hichheye.caysediit. • it.is we whissaaghtt •_ - „ f. . _ ~, ? .... . 1 T. P . ~,,.P...:i . t0..be Byidei.zwhich_was eikuted by 001.binish dra- ng- i' 7 • - Iwe deeply } sheeted beforesinecludiogit. ,If Ile bail and. the vie*s of thls,Pahinnt- •.. • 4 . 4 . '. - I . -- ;goons, . finder • *Captein WittrisLieutenant, ! again. to make•tt, we would ,not wish It diferedt to i ... 7. I) itais o? C,,1,.. ;4. ..I'WW w The • r• — •"' s'!" ^ a ''''lr'''''' . .• - . 11 °erre!' the la " • Warnecke._ This attach was Snide. wi: h.' so • * much sns , • ter it iffini tolifi Slides *.' '•- - - - - • i will , ' • a h it quite entire; it . what it is ; we wool hate ,pleced terpre .. i V, .„‘ , 3 . - iseolutioo, that'. notfithstaadiffig 'the eneiny's saps; primp, • 'n in piece and will eventually serve to *Antall. . ~., : ' .•;, 1 4A ..,.....• • - (n 1477 . • .efority.: in :num ' Who •Diutish dragoons, enter. i 3 ) • . • .:4,) 4.. t. . 'l-• • . ' ~. 644 OR . -., k in 1 date it. • • ''""J`" **, • • •- , sif •GifsTie'.4 whil4. ed with them and where '--- I "P • Sch rtzenberg Arrive& yesieefkit, his' i., .. e. " " 7- ;In!' "i•,• ( -- ~.. . die _ , Prince wa. . . they Were sub Led. if ~ he were purified a • league to to f r ilioV •••• t• • 403 1 11;00 l'4o d . intended to nod bhp, off itomedistoly ~ ~ _ * . i . ~ 1 , . , ~ .. . • . ARS. . . • • : , i; the other sidelf ihisysikler ; but General Vichery an i the double purpose of informing his Ntaieity or the c . . ; .., 0,; ~.....iiiiip.... 7 l, , ~ , . . ~r , 1 of i having obtained hia'stia;;;ii caused' his troops to re- rery ••Estrope li .., 4 I actual position : of things, anct.,of .gising . I . i; The s i to i wire the ,preceedings Of C • striking woof, of the disposition .of .Austria -by IY • p N bilerable ntitaber'' of men' and ,horses !Lille" , an 4 act- . Common. elltrOct edfriat•thw4Aliferican Papers - V'. -'''. . • • : making appear at the; Court of. France ? the . IMP *hid liftloSth•Carolina en the . 9tii • :. • .• -. sMandad, •ani.the' Malt; of this small -*knit', bids MDR • , &etole,w e Auziliary Corps, gme . •g to his Chief to-re- ; . , •,.• 7sd -,', •i. , :‘ hap notcostlhe Done* a single wounded ,man: . '' ' •• "rh - th M . ister's OW. I ' . * 1 "! S i... ceive Jim orders. ' - ese are , e isi . . . , ENNlll;•Jeiv 2.!1.• j - .. I • . -t., VII UI It. , . - . ,_ ~ . like ' `411: I, • . '''' -'' - W and several - other a... ►p *mead tare mode • . .. . 4 i niAkim ,f,4e9k .sx.titgeatiroorit mtt= . , • , , .i. , ; 4kii lot „ it, 4 3405i0-,1e., it is se .! hd.ut effect. ' . •' . _,. -,, ..::t, lily adrtinistnittfe'; but it may pro d uce t_ L r: Bins moved to postpone thel 32l Vinii # . -, et Iwilinssia mist: in .Eugtaigtd, Akins • -,',l*.tWayin Dezember next, which Ebbtism-waili - . :-'.+-. ~... ,Viro 4 natio, am* sacrifices, .coseverrisatriamemstailgteird — reas iis L- -,. .N 44 1 8 , . .." ' . , : . ) essential. phints : the one, list4loraya*s of i fibi l LAfeer several ather Wtsuccesslnlattaints:lo,ampt ill, meie immoveable; and the 0401 1 00.1 1 1, cis . ifiskt:"" Bill ',' it trig ' vb. th*iivitiph !of :140."Sotithi:iosi: iitiellicee yto obtain a general- pacificatiout -)3 Sibuid4pl4 I°.. 'd. ''' - - ..--tt%,'Grill erred the publication of this dotbildlikol34ll4 I - tit./tB. l :4 , The S enate reediiivol tht.cOnsintradosi 4 l/4 & I A reami l i for supposing your hissaeratiWapsediqhr e,loltiyiatFan etoinitga;e. when the . question ~,,,, 21., intilar porport, in his speeth um, optultirthi i 11°1 4 P u t A l u l kOWN ll-1 * P e!" - t hild-ti ") it 't il t s ' !144111T ' I' Osiative liody. In that case,: vir , .. °needing iled ll ', .in the . 6.011 TN• 4. « . , !•,,,,. •,- :..,:.A z. .abirtl9.• al4 have theeppeavesoce4l4mi bYy 1 , 1 • Fe , ' thisisilft .. Aukifi—AEACX l k _•-• •i 4- , _ 4 ig a .....,..,„ „.„,,,,,,,„,,„, „,,,,,,st by .. A 441110 lecision imou .to 'the sectio n otAills4,olll d t characters iic.bekill*Piiihonesin° ; To m ~,i - '., :sil i ..slessrs'. Caniptvelt stwif riiiitiivill*e!ipri#44 : di terofttee to informike.lionsi . sit SieinitiabillftS _ ". - 'tor haring definitively.hodBwPoo l 6Bl( l 4o ol iiiit - el. Üb., .A 1 every thing, withietiteakeoili - lbs .° Slikaia 4 44* S enate diwi -E 44 : cc ' nc° P- i °1 14 . 16 " 1 " - : . .. i ._ • ` 4 ,_.,:_ z Ei '''' '• ' ' Nation, which ;his.Majegty prnendelacilemPterAl f '''' 'HOUSE OF*RSPREV.Pifiblitiltir : Jirilt4l . e:.: :l : "...; i"till11 a know that It. is only in Ramialeteillase Made : . ARtTestiLICVISCES •a • • , • -'. • ~ .r - ~,"'"?' ' -..., ' •Cfre hai its to present the war ; yoc have no iccasion4i4 'Wait:Nor front the COmtowng'qj ..tosetgo me,: ..,..: • !Ilona vou. - Russia willeemprehend es, lief iio . Cartons, reported the. 131117 fronvtilit-Sennte to prohie cLear,frerP=l sect by France ;,:be I pose to yps,,ta..avogrei(j„9. vi p esto i tgish it tl aboolisaly 1 mutes be postponed to ste Hirst asencuty,atter iiel!Ft;: - 7 - 7 -- '.- T r ; -,-- ",":"'" -"; "-: -- Th '7 v . ' a ?. M. de Eitliteltern 1 upon the sage &maiden. 9•Fralfee , lingitiPetelAe:gli ' g(Nlig." of .° l 4kressv - whicb . eletine' wall casiied - 'in'i negiment of • facet s sAght zserse,., and "Aeute- ; known ) that in the !Wary; hut,,it is, obi intent* - ,tx,fe t get k pie - l iaa7 r ., : i l e I the - effieroatire, by 59 4 ,45 4 53.*: •,. • - ; nantl•Cul. Mirth* of the General Staff, haoehighly nuOsians alight lose IWe wish at thieteesient,,to.,be eseltil i tebkerloscOmpe An Act. for. the...furai. dufeSe.'sit. the Polls and tti A tin g oishell themselves:*: •'' -•-• . • • lai n a less honourable let sotnefetWeAleteAss.wilthS9 able lb vender its l iiid;i . - llefboirs.of the VAitiiii Stelet)-1. : .: ...- Y I ...The Stralsund' Pairiii l'ef • tilcrtith 'lie 98th el I engagements' tokee. I inilar seralce l ,N I eitimica has slocisiesi the r'eiikft: ' • ',", Ile it Enacted by-the 9errate'enceifouse•of Ttei., Goer: , floitim bar, contain tie° .lieltetierfresetlte drill,. "a t t hat A s u b s e tri l a ia :as aire ta id re y - 1 I lf t ; a war n . i of e i,o •ooswil tet t oc iaarf mk jfeniniaeta ,„efsagi lit laffa tt 0 . f. it1 11ti... 11.4i 0 : 7 tiett .assontird alve ofiti t- s hfse titn i t r al l t i „:: t4 6 e lit aibe hl° - an ` d ic4 ; s i i n e, ;bi n. ! rifttee."The foFner . sll4l4l ". 4:1 *. i . 11 - Rs is the" .. .1114 11 t. . 4 . 1 " i. en the point is to (Hs- I . beep Prellll44.*Appoiseftee , j.init tit ii.:, , ; '.. . i4;y i kettifett titplinne abatis be teemed neces.,,,tveln the 18th and /71b. 1., , , 1!? cetypenieee(74e,relP olshedporSonage shall , mous. jay dvitAix a hArAPA : . is . - 1 , lefs tia':secinity .of,,anY yaVs AO 'iiisufht Joseph Ncioleii", eeniisft oi 144 meat, iccordlog .to Citantn- ' contestab le feft"Shae we will. esdpeitttlech'i ':': 1: Itaieoles of the United States. tirCeeeete . bi 6 44 eelintf u g, ',Chief of Bittifteic'l l f4 issuittfieers t; ilit? OtalL be seat area to that we najougyttdreod ,Ffsnice r -Off.ahiC • • inticheied Isulks;Oiisthertnegul o f iv-PPfdlinet4 eb 0 6 ; tail/ea fiitlii ° l,44iticitir petiV ‘ , f iiiiitiot steer. meth AT hose power yfld, yourselves ) by allteeist4; •shipo or vessels-of the•nnitny,:_to lie..suule with the : ..", n . ere ~ , t , • - •••• • •-.-, 2 -1•."' ~....- •'- WI fame to A jeer. meth is a great step,' `160.1,11444. i i . k i tg i n epled *"' ' ' . . i ..::- ':'' ' -.. '. - ..liraki' authority of dm Slate in which such port 0r.,'",, 7" 1 "'A z ' "'I w ile .. 4.. ,`" . l' . " ' . the * rely upon us, we will • ' The JOinister here entered inteletiOegumeott to ,hisrbOue pity be, and the sane 'to be removed when:. ; ten ?chi Ilkhness, whets air S r ! 11 . fe nt - othing, for we ire at. sh e ta„th a t Ausinis. had need of ,free to recover` h er : .even t di. his oploion r ., It may be done . with safety to ; way of tfridstind telpitw. • •- - , • __ _ , _ ~,. ~ ;.,,„,, , ,_, Ili ,_ . 2k 'Ou. Every thing do- self; ,thOt af this Moment she onlyloltWell the * im-' saa L ' ' !4• 01 1 44 0 04 0. 11 6 , ' .l :13111.11 ", °au D , 6ttetln i " m `rg .l° `" r ,7 1 7?" _., l * lrtgteli lt _ I Emperor has oVtlered poise of her own interest, wlsjels_lwi outisted phice 4 .. " '..,. tiPttliti ;to .1 1ted mat .to 'defray any ex- !Oft-011,410 17th - the Emperor Nit)'orislitt:. I '.. ;.PWIP*9 ucluding the ausiliary, the try ip s t y. rid nv ot om atim, twit aiii ~ spay op tanertednfiedt this Act, the awn i 4 41 .• ..... .; • to that corpsove shall' deteatidli - ,p - . iitiot t soktk#6o4o, Wi, i tlf t, wage ;, ~ , 86004•doiterr teldietk'ihtmitetor Is' frefeby ap: i iletuk ",,,, the pp". of ' ll4linikrfs:l6 " 64.. /1". " 411/k treaty, and autholise 4ut. thatTnn . kni ab i e i rsa )4, pe r , wafts„ disposed 0, 01411 4 lt, bil jig. OkittrOily tiloite, c i i*lTrosisary I PlirelilLt_An" • ttP 1114 0. 1 0", 4 * . .1. " 1/144411 Hitherto the war has tls favitir ifts .. o ,„ gr tilitii . ~,,os it 0 39 ,* (4 0, 6 ; Hot outerwho Appg i spakted, ti '.- .:, ~ . . Generals •Coliperiff std Vivi: 4 , wiahthtletaar t ** the end, .becernei so t Wylie' ...4 $ l l pe 1 f , : ,t4,,,.„ , : so li t hi a k Awing , : , - Af.tf.4CptY..4llo4kre.oftbeitaelo 40 tta11i!,41 .. , tun; plie s oi Of!canage :•041f, iiiiktiile‘iiict 4. 9 9 . Pd""t!), r- • r , . ./ • . 64, 1%.410Rib1f 4 with all Um foitoiiir `'irites, bet rjorlif tymi .99 4 , 6 i markt -. A • i bisgr*PecollteeVbe,V , . , , .•• • . 4 " ;sprayed hy ,jaea061,140:41 ..1 , it 4 . moll ;whom. is the Genoa of Brigade /WPM: t ~. • . .. . ,• • `~ `"~„-