The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

I theftr 461, sonit..stfi ',..tp . . and a cup of tea. Three eggs and tone 'tee were offered him, but he'only feint the tea.. Abotit seven o'clock he was placed in a littev, t ihd in t evening conveyed to Passindorf by Rassiati soliliers. He passed the night in the ennntry-hottse pf. M. tre t - scheir, Grand Master of Forests. - Ile °tilt took in this house another cup 'of tea: be complabsed Intik of the pain he.sulfered. .. . _. On the 28th, at four in the merging, We was 'car ried by Russian soldiers from Passioddrf to bip puldiswalde, where he took it little white bread and a ; 4i Ar 4 of lemonade, in the house• of the baker Witte. .Au Hour after he ens conveyed near the, Bohemian fruntiPrs t ,Ilassiau soldiers carried his is the body of a coach. .: . .M.11.=•••••••• aceonr slow THE MINISTER. AT WAll Mt WIS KA" 1 JESTT THE EMPEROR, DATED AUG. 9. 46 Si HE,—You are informed .of the .events which had taken place in the North of Bpain,• since the month of June last, determined upon conferring the i command of your armies in the Penittstta on hit Fix. cellency the Marsbal Duke 6f Dalmatia. M soon as he was at their head, military affairs in the PW.- ninsu'a considerably ameliorated.. The 'enemy's soda city was arrested, and Ilia projects defeated. Forced for the moment to raise the siege Wr Paniploni,:the English lost many men in the attack ' , bey sustained, and *ere witnesses of the destruciion of the works magnz.ines they had established near that 'O4 . short time after the enemy re-embarked his besiigini artillery, and for some time suspended the ilege of San ,lebastismoisnd left at the foot 'of date teiW`w: : * great number of 'soldiers, who in vain s itteisptiff elear.tbe breach. " Bet, Sire,' notwithstanding this favotteableeir cuinstance, end althntigh. the armies of attraien 'and • Catalonia, which have not teased hein(victorfons may expect fresh successes from the conceetratiop '4 the forces, it is impossible to dissimulate the neces-i Pity of sending to the armitts of Spain reinforcements; which may put them in a condition to the de signs. of the English, who can daily receive fresh 1 re cruits.' The 'factious exaltatiOn which the English ! have 'succeeded in exerting in the Pecinsula x will preAent to our troops fresh obstacles to ovetcottfel i and plaCing the armies of Spain in a condition to sur.l 'moulit tile:Wall, and resume the supericfrity which - la 'natural to them, can no longer be delayed. " I have turiody submitted to your Majesty the diserent deMands made to me by Marshals the Dukes of Dalmatia and Albufera, to obtain reinforcements, which have become indispensible. • " I no* have the honour •to propose to your Mi jesty to 01-der a levy upon the 'conseriptioh in the departments in the neighbourhood of the Prrenveg. 64 The inhabitants of those departmentii iniosited with lOve for The country, end - feeling '6Y waist:llSi pOrtance is principally to them the defence 'if Wit frontier, *ill, I have no doubt, make' witliordOnr the new efforts which circumstances deMand. Titer, isno one in the South, who it not pen'etrited'bith those 4entiments, and whO riot ready to - ` oils:Al_ greatest sacrifices, should they he necessarr;iti gap: port the glory of France and defend the tetritoir:- 2 ' A iready have, the Basques, without bikietalled upon by your Majesty, taken 'atiKelr iWt la.,sia • accerd, and marched against the • ibmft sides on this part of the empire the wlibesat file In. habitants, executed by general interests; cliff feriFit measure I propose to your Majesty, and ill ire tOn. : winced of the absolute necessity of it. 'I, in cons?: quence propose to your Majesty to oiler Chit there shall he made on those departments a levy •4151r606 '?‘ i :f i. „ . - ~' ^ . .i ~ - iil,ti.-"ot . izeirwr lino% Ct . Tait, coupe us_ gommigmrstsu IN TAE pnike or INS SPECIAL commonest. .. ' ” bloroilamtwe,—Messieurs, -the Ministers at War and Orators of Government, hatvssolkehmstly "demonstrated, by their respective Report's the lope- rious•neeessity of reinforcing: our •armies Doting in the Peninsula ; so that there. remaink for mu little to,l add to the means of conviction. which hew been so clearly developed. The mite . 7 pretsotions taken by. the Emperor, previous totthisi sisporture for the Grand Army, to cover all the MIAs and isicht4ards of the Empire, have. naturally , forced England to give up her grand, projected maritime expedition, and, .ie slastrt• all those kiede• of Weeks spew( those points of so great importance. Esgiand, \ a intrigues much, and .baserda littio r has not dare compromise her land • troops by sesnikag,, t , . .. . , , . „ fiiht with the Russi a n an d "Prtissiao phallism, ~ .. . , feared reverses, which she took Care tOlire s tetiit i i ~ 1 whiCh wolll4l hive been irreparable to her. :re! . i''.. 1 Conjunctaire„aud in order to appear to do i. ~,,v , foarthe Phwers she has putin motion, the Ca i . .... . Loudon. preferred mixing the English troop " l ik i Spanish ail Portuguese bands, sure in be d tisfo , withdraw die* Without inconvenience, and accord, ing to her Intereits; and from that, this stidilett in. " crease of totiddet able forces, whigh have aeterAtiee4 oar armies jar make retrograde movements, of which the Minister at'Tirir 'hes inforMM yolk; alit those bank eneitiitiged' 'by some ephemeral snccestes, • bliiirebbiell their audacity to the height, of investiiii }„,. A ~,A , ..,ii..,,0 . ..,,,p,,,,..,, . ..,,.,•.,. ; I g tt e o pkallels,traced trenches dott a s a. 4 a his .wis4bOot to be practicable at, s ~ o, ! Oa . n l . nhe,n, the ,braik garrisen,, by its, oistilarq,up valet, forced the enemy to dtaappie t hets4t*itaibierk his park of • artillery. . . 1 46 Oa the side of Pamplona, if our !Access. hap set.been so ,brilliant, the F.nglish have not been tem annoyed in his works, which have.in part been filled 1 and the army has show :+ a rare intrepidity.. Bak, tali those bands may daily be increased by. others ; their pretended auccep published from one. .end : of Spain; to the other, may bring a crowd of presqyles; the t ' hopes of taking those two places, and amkiegu.bel. 1 wart; of them for their piracies, _may. draw all the banditti ; nil those circumstances united, darouad the adoption of. a prompt ; levy ,so..as toidece Astroymito i in thq,,Fcgisinaula s WA situotion , to ffelltuettuttkek. . for. i NW attitude. .e . • .' . 64. TiesdhoperiatMajesty and the generous movement of his brave solvjetit - ; of the Prop wes, does .n at think fit to make a too prolonged use of them, and has thought it better to • tskts In those departmenti a:certain-number of .asess fries the conscriptions of 181-2, 13, 14, and former years, and, if necessary, incorporate this. into theskele tons of the army. .- . " The Siostatus donsultuns, ieltiCh'• 1 have Yidt had the honours if readintto- you, uses the nismber . - . at .30,000, midyear . 14ped1a1 Continisiihn initatniouslt • .. • 'proposes it for your adoption." • • fr#24'F,PiTß . Uftl/ dad. •,, . . • , -*P•jl6`'t. • • Gotozariumosit4mor: 4.—rAa official Bultetin o 'dated the 30th of. Annie, states, that Galena Blu cher gained a great victory on the 28th, between 80. rehteTholf- and ,Grootsch, - on the Katzbath, over Noy, Macdonald, and Lewiston... By.an impetuous attack, welLsopported by artillery, the enemy's line was broken, their rigptwing completely routed, and • t their atop, - The 01111411. blyrintienew tire from Juterbock, mid having • taken post therMii with*wp tttrilens of Coot and SO& Poiisir; holism; probohirwith timidly* of faciiitothig:fr- overeat,- aml moping -Vs. his commooleotion with. tho Eibo: he rwits &WO Itlikalbosmthedethi W. 4 put of the 480011aditc .4 Prottion sgooldioes, mew lioilsrig. • Col. Ksosoirski Withal sad task the town. • General Benkendorf pa ' iseNir with loot my of Rossian "vole. Mop Premium - , ARithii 'tem. hmar.4lad ilischav 'Germs Boren.— Ittilhifeyedel he ce9tiePed .19. c o .l ll Tand peril' - Itserke ilispliyedin all eR:. :tighlt 'NIA' di* 'Annoy greet delil of coolncise and talent Sinew the renewal of hosOlitiee, the,enemy's fords opposed. to that of the Miles in the North of Germany, has lost Mere than 12,000 men.. Accord. bi l k to the Tepids of the Genesis, 7()O pf u iLlrop have been made, of *horn 2542eitifffeert, incl • Several Coloneli Lieutenant-Colonels. ' • —,, . aseda ccity4r n lau t rsresicktellerdayt-heiTht;pit fice.diatitaterAvitniagt,h . . .basest 29, kiseo'Clork, A.M. Lieutenant•Creneral Count de Tauentzein has de. al m e am et es n w o ed ia lth en t t h a e h re e C° fass:t i t s , torpid General Wobeser to take possession of the . late4r; v4 ;i gin ne pleces . llll°'Bl4l" ef .at itl nn t o he n, I C° oo m o lllada pris a ot it te l rs ca , a Pi nd ts ; considerable quantity of ammunition and stores, 1 41artSlialt of this brilliant operation' " ' ace •idett.1,:1.Li....; . -* ] ~ • .%„,,. . -.4aniiiitsksvaamiwsuiArrst • - ur.4-• , ,. _ 4 .: . urvbmiiirleriosoitz APF.3O. Tllo7irrince . osoial removed his head-quaitips loth' IS 1 the cOsirse of the day: - 111 the litrilice Teased by the priSoneni . ceips itf , GemoGßaid;'that ntScee'was killed affair. oftithoollgth; "General . Putlifz" received enemy, .. onablir4Osit Mt '.. _____ 1 1 / Conel*9ll:4llo4tire-shoelder. He displayed ererthatisse, _ Wild brisk pundit iiitliA.Nislif . ' „ "ti ot i. . tbi . -04, *see; .troop are Prisoners are, hnerly lama; 70 epilog's bidets' wide peovisioar, antimek I - m ad el ., , a 4 e .troo k , e 7pre. kn. of their escort six 01)1ceelr innt 120 men ;.4he rest i irenIY• -, Gen: BolVatilettliOiff Zinn* aid Jut:rhea'', Ind were iitheekilled nidispened. The. Prince Royal has 51irected Gen: Winsingerade to, .expreee..th ....;„ ! bas given, osPeteryoppettatilty, plbefai,f - fils seal aid brave o,fficerkis entimk.satisfaction at the skill and science. • - ,; ~ ...,.-._ . .., - , . ~ . 'slow hoilisplayed_oo so, interestins an,occatsien.. Th•SeetPYl ItPlacarati. diaPoad 4049Jaceefret•Ps. General, 8a4v0a,11,151-qvg44,11 mere 4)* v,41141-rnit-larci at fckul.usdArif and Kai tenynrit„. .bet oeina At Elsholz ; General Borstell was in the eavioeptaf [.Wit. telileig, and Trikenbritp,A. - The iniellisetme re. Lackenwalde • . General Teuentelen's Iseedwgeartert eeived thist (lay ii'lith'teliiealt Winzingerrai - - and were ac o arau ' th (sil AN Antis hie bores l ea 101 Mai liroliihsfelkibeierit' no longei*fit deobt; Thai -the between that city, Golsen,, and...4.4 c .k aw . if. 4nemythaveretireettetrards the - Elbe. Gen. Mai n . - flit great abilitrinituickly , collectieg hi , mine; ! rooklieriliMithent*illl 6 4 : 6 6) cavalry. 7'1 ,, • >l . •:', 2 . 1 Amid. much Actiyity km:44oins the, enemy funs fits I eWpPrspff, who went. to take thoottes. wood, Cionerel Wobosee t otter , ping th e ieft . spah l iana* of. tinLi onion advanced guard, Made as at. • skud, rear of he enemy, collected •Ids forge ;tear. Gel.: tatk 'upon „tketbitck, the day before yesterday; to.: &ON marched upon Bareuth, eloigning im•emearta!onards 40 5 ' Glth • bet Been 3 and 4000 men, whifit " , 1411 CA. of 2000 men. All, oar troops kerieseett the ; 4 fie enemy Ind at leat.lo.ooo in the town,' Of .verb enemy in their retreat.. All the roads are • covered nearit - A"k wiwwwwwdwP" the "Pm , ' in great with arms, and dead or disabled horses. The French *WM , ,Thiceperition was laighlycreditable.to Ails ' loarsgoalrd destroyed iis , beggoge. . talents of General Woronzotc..who, .at. the nioinent„ . General Walmodellt era" attacked on the 21st, in lof its commencemen ita * t, was. uninformed that a ctrong_ .; afternoon, belwatia . Vallaho and Conlin, by a column was deßatak to itiPport * Lim in case or else isseck force of XOO O -men, commanded by the necessity." ' Prince of Eckmnbl;'o,o b a ttle lasted till w ag after Ail titegartisrliisipma the advance. - .- '. • .4114, foil-itbo positions: were maintained. on both * . . The -Grand ,Raaaias, Austrian, and ..Pruesiam shim- Oar 'Pia is abut Ma spew btllotl find wound. Aru l lv Unflfr. OP wormed of Marshal Prince IM et-T-thet of the eneel_,. according to the pri- Schwartaeoberg, debouched front . Bohm* into, it,',oo,4lloiion the .lathers, weeds 500,i ; ,..1110.23d0hey concentrated' gal°4 - t4e 24 4 of Aoinki.r. takin g nk efifie T Erbe. ' ne° trobps iiibtcli ihe enemy . 'AltenWalves at Wittenberg, and lifter, various demon: Pift ha • stations suddenly detached • 10x 0 Q.. men 'towards i 11141.01 " a ih the'daii 44 e rel f tiree/ ' OWthe 26th, Schwerim-tthe remainder shortly followed. 7 Mhey i the head -nuarterref-the%Allienwern Ware Deesden• and the city was •al. took a strong positiom.between the great, and little I The boolbardllaewt , :e4muiencrd; Lake. . General jettenbora, with four.regiments of I ready. in lames. The COssacksoopgorted by. the corn., of Lutzen .2 nd of &pogo: Napoleon arrived there on.the.2,4tbwi9a hi,g.na i rd. The French .army BeiCitg r -observed:,thoin OS all.sides,u nd er order s , immediately quitted Lutatia and Si.. and cot oft their ital 'epprOacht4:l• 'the Elbe. General Blucher miliri.:44449riiieripliss cli . spa 7 t h c e7 helb 4 ytleF 4t r restl ench Y. Gove illat r r n e mett erite t d , 1 marched from Innerl i4 - 456 1 'in the mor n i"g2 ma' followed with. alt his fortes. - . :'; , ... tion, Gen. Vegeseck observes their motions, end . ww4Aket, terry wagtoni-.of.aolaionition. In add'. takes his 'mamma in consequence. • iestueral Wal. Penteil4 ,PrlOce .Londascholf, waft .was tent a priiis from the camp before Dresden, by the Prince modems { a d o . h e , ,eheeid. not. jos• this hazar d ous De • Schwartzenberg, to his Serene Highness the mein Prince Royal, - arrived' at eight this morning silts tnis asbrew 4 !re ,of the enemy pass him.; be - has advanced to Gm ; bet . the 46th fie marced again towards intelligena The General - --thiversid - the enemy's .whence the. enemy have not yetlat.. 'army, crossed the Elbe, .by 1/W 6lll tillgi• with . 20 * from,Schwer in4. tempted-to. stir.. About *owl hundred s.. French and. Cossacks, between Reissa and Meissen" Auld forc ed :' temp • -- - • - - Several post's. , lie — has just set oat to Liehenwerda, . • thence ~--••• * . . • • ' , - - - . /vita , STA, L.; • • .- .. •' ' • • • • . . .. . .. ... , . _ • - - • - • ••• ...._. _ ~.. _.. _ . . , ... a noir littelladallffoely.tatada.thatatelets4 attal4 l l , l l o irriraliMSOWN PANGS. - aotivGigegd,- tam& Mdikb ar h.` . "It does noklettnVeint 4 *ltttElNP oo men under! an c° I if ga .......,... c h t owar ds 4 ~, , •hf .!rwrit , otri tipiaikahlaaqo• 4l '" i4.4l "'' , 7 ' l ' A Wlrair- .: 1 ___ L • _:.• 'it ' •A ,. 4 . ..* 1• '' arms ;it has lost more than_loo pieces of cannon,. id the soun d Clone .#m•gr,,,,ff... apprea . . . -11101,1 1 0 1 0 6, .i. •.• ~ •gyb looreptstsseilarlv reveled ha, l e U e e„ti , pa 1p • .I,poitsfronpnitiwo •aud..aVilittl ving4 i t,tHsN 4 w4t' a f 5P4 , 1 4 ; 0 4 1 _*•****- --.* ' * II" ' • - - ' ' '4 l ' . 411 6 1 ' 484 " 4111 . 4 , 9 *" 1 ' •. - . Ole care fir tWiii rif ifi l k4Ofd( . iiii . &it 'tO "1 / " Bot the EIIIIPIR 4PISAt 4 0 1 0e9 OS . -• • ~ . T. ~ ' -i-e ih S iii 7 a re hi . 'srp . .iii Or fell inte` 'nil.' hendt ;. ... . z ., .. . . ~. . • ___.„... _, • . • . , r, (A ..) t; WM 4, 1 a ll i j Ai ii i k liitEillabi g 4161011111ylebi sew It isnahsted limedratehr ittor thii•att• ~ .. , 8 .,. . ._ . i, 4. .. : - o,' s tm t.. reit! i 30,0445, 4"' - .... nib - , . t o o t ri lh7 in tilit an iii , • i nt ne . m th i ll soper nl or M in orc " n h e e ni s b , e r s ti d ued in, s tt i c . gont `Than 'B '4)61' 1 pi e ''' •• *' ' 14• Il i ' fef a length. ot tApt .• ,- , v Of igirrAW 9P , ~ ' I . l ' ,' . • , swoorimt . goosimpittoi_ Iv zip,. . .y . ea u " mos 9r. t . 11,.? "w. jor . q welly cunpn ioa , . eft , tear • 3 1 , w tir n .t : ., ~,v 1 1 ,•, " ~,....,. nstaia :' 4 i NOW gel*" - 1 1 • • . 4 . —''' t" Irklb at or we have WV torre 4 rim, wP) or .......•-•o a ,-.--Yer4 , - isiucs stinatildt.. 'Among .', ' yrfsotters* ihteony* 4,000 those !prim 4, - : $ lymbsp,oopeo,rpot 1 ,3 1, •'^ . , b. , t r. c oli scripti,ofi"oll •ite„pol ll. l4 4oi. _ • 200 - lmo eigholos 1 4.114* atil t tilltiy•.. , an prows what *Maas peAri t* n d r " .4* ' • itniitane. Isenidelleoi 'the French it i'•'.ilithe n rtm, gu t ..1 courage of .the itiftrntri,'lkiid'iveri L......',":"...-,,...` . en. into the skeletons .......... he ariiima",_ . ...... „... . :101i a = 4., .. , . Gov Guardia ily an, ► ass ,tied sok, 9.00.1, ca 3 _aorta , . " 'The first cannon fired - from, the baveriiia ,og the lioltnin *high I% FTEPer - fiz as . -tift ... .4. 11 . 1 . 1 " .1 iii * (ingibil i g h &lami - Aka* o mit d ipiou i I._ B i t • Ta A an i ! wo _ . • , PT„ . mummers : lou —you Impitfint Guards, on the slay of the *ftle, , ,:tiot4l.y. 312,00 _lt v. 1,114. t.:; tn., k illarihrotf4PClPm '' the; 40 111181. 4„.; : 1114iiiiftli— ••,• ..- .• , 0 ,,, .' llllll° . y‘:• 441141.4111.16614 ,-tot•.;t410 11 na s t il I gh il i t 7ri h ess eci rrane l°l6 tha .i°67ag iatartiar e ha 'oaf cause ca 'e t gn r; ut an t d wounded - deneral 'Moretti', who find rekttrped . ftda! . !hichltle enetP7... 4. WO ;ape, !Dolma, : via ;•-•.. , . - . WO NM t/Mt•l'l l f it =ir w . in • lo tar . ch is t igsa . ..a 2411. _.. 1 . 1 _ , asimiii .ll)o4.l.lllllo4 44aume ingi tniasse4 allouggatad .onsiorirousbo dolloollllloloe urrets. illat r r sistW tou I wp og re a / f a o p risig, irnato .yoke b ; .:.m ss o isicti tives coni trui d y n n e o r b e i i:e a s n is a t Amerisa.to enter net . • ----"-- .. , .: . an d prepam that . . . - Dariers, AVG. 31...---A,cOrtitni • tolairtrit 411. t o rer,UlSpeles for tlii 001`40000o1 of tie • .opata ,ami m - i t c- ....... . 061,6 sisevaismili brionne6 it tioxiiiii mut: poniiiiietstivirth, whiebv . Mc islet:cli-ehhutbi l e;General Moretti] lis itpatiedi ' Iseiaares, of >1134c0, Olt Abe bort OW • thsrAc of,abaslllol, ffiaastr wr porrifloripeliadWilasituilin• Getseeik;toabatiet lee tee' listl den • tilted by a cannon ball,, near the int renchmenis - best 'aid aith ahick 'ha:fatal_ ..11,e! catmeece , it, 04414 4. ln i ; T ., _ _ orr . , 00•44iiiketrasisii is losind. ~..,, , i: , 1. . . . ~, ~,, oitiviublitoor cloantnt weld aD OPen t, skiw c o e ir a u t i l i d y I:: •. . . before Ureitan. On the , i7th, at abeLit f • clock dies,. prolioagE her lelorkPße!it In P u rs 4 P l4 , _,.../ ".- : A , Try efilemeeies, hrte alsoisig,tilial• sir the gist T 1 . . , . . • , . . In the it fteten iion* he 'we's roh riyed tt i lsiesth ,Nt.here. it Iter exhaysteOltdito• plus "" 4° .** 1111111 "' ''''''' 250 fliva, : cpp i ebeke arc hpoi,s,elottissi, %mbar* this • ' genii* ilefettie!: evinced great "%entry : ie •the 'a wawa' t 0.4401•40 She * both hit legs were ampdnitsll - belaly tlielKelthe . At- i rupted, and tkoaatit . , . _ ae,.. Da" Itillile , *id . per ind GI III4 `• XVI* . delif "ids: pseetieti 11140 affair 4 - GMill &ten.— ter the a miithtion, he asked - far sorry nit -t? : eat 1 inislOadL" ' - . -... • ... - -,? 1;,,,ri vti .‘ ,•• putoo d * i pmess ik ita ih t . w hit*: km* &tisk* o f - Alth ej 4 ' Nor d i c- ' he, eeq u eol o .t . cosamud in .. -- . : . . idnifp....t , at_ ...t— —.....;..1.. - ' • '. ' f • .• . '. . ' --1_ 4 17—C... '-- lOW 13 , —..-I.—• 1.1!_...r.__.1.-± ' "7.:11G" .1- , Imu rL ani ," of !trios cavalry. The two Prussian squadrons, tar.44o Aien rAlls"'w -"' eotmgs e wets the ni !!ages of .Itobr. cltra Luc "P •diel°1111 beck l eadiv r ioleeiL. TheAmeny lost in mordant ya 16 ° P ° "' .ll this ale& sloes - theS*llo6:: s kill ek 'towo n x h. bombard !teed, thick i t • - . li- ': e : %.., shoot to it p loners. lot dared to .. Several-Frenek OfildsekbietteWitilvirtill'lL.Dd WO ; nine I,nct : to hitebilini , r i k f t:4 4if s t - - m .,i, • at : -: .74.- *Confikideribtf t __l llll el,, i '' ' ' . GeiMiral Cilrail ' - orAtopWilithlella night 0 4t h rtelialt of n,tnll f . • k ; . the Seth, with hinCaesackig 1 11171 s Cntard s t - ,;'- ;444. ` cr. :sir . 1 . 1 1.. f ,, D • 0 w at v44l.mar r olei t itS: iii. ,- •" 1 0 1 . 4. ... . : -. .i. i...stru.4l lo 'a. - ! ale ' i'llt•m!. . .ffP • r .,.....i1ta , reer on the spot-, lad* ennead n 1 , - i i re i t- . ,s i e "eh .cif e L sig. lie did not , hoirevefilafplap_ti f elitg ' ine•rrinl '11.7. ! ;:,:: - session •of the tor,: ! e/4 1 1 '''nc '° turned to Niesneek with hie; ‘negivinnit& - ofeenfrAft. i • P 6ol ' ill I.lie 2iille.laes.e.&;sl,....roo:Vlace in the ind : ..r. i . . 1 4 7 1 : from his expfdilipn 10 Dahnles tWLifil• 1 1..: ' t fiie.c.l4 """"`. "" mos& bsilliantly. &ink...neck an all sides darihei is the 'fail I eterPsiiml, *niny, •he wee • onabitletittfretehtitiMeßlo; a tialltpi Cu 41 °I which NeVerthelnis he selifsi ittliglighTe . rarisiiigee:i 1 0 11 cAt titan . 1 an,, those .___." -- •____.2...._. a-,...'...1.1.......t.5...:. gm& amt ,'trade;. KO rfl sten to reininsce the armiii.in Spain: -' " ''' • I . ': Pr".""" 7141 "fie. ''...15 - --- r - - - - . 1 - -- - - -7 -7 i • " " ""1-. ' '' - ' --"". - - - - •-' - - '-' . • '' severs - _ their left, w hi ch ti its support, was also de. Deniph prisoners have besm..taken 4'ol ICAhhaatkti .. l Wm , . Ile Pee roil vw% ow, .. .---. 7 - 7 , ----, The Minister at War. * from thence he is togo to Debase, where he wall fall. onywo , .4 „ ma oldie of Fircrit cu WM* At,tho Mot 44 -144t.n0u rier's depo l lute, au f cip, h t i kieige f imsegge„oc. tbe. ilauevesian Choisteurs, with/the * a... .. .. ..., a , • l i . h;. much, ho• pieces of callow' bad- been taken, but the .prbin. thas passed the Elbe with his detachments, nut Da.... w first " "' °° P s ' ---- ' - • - o s ie as.orders had beeugiven.to i rega„ on lb. 35th in the . serstaing/- Ho littlicated in w l i t t l e i l lk . leamn 0.!•71111 PROJETS ma'am's Markiem icoar.t: n i all !We. - 410 .tiskulaiiia.... f . ~ • ..,.... . 4 MONSNIGNEUR SVIATORS,-.WIINII la Deem*, or the (liens OA fa • grant or clo~ , Blucher was insures* t *peon. le an letrembed.;peat, end afier.!.. .. w ' 1 i , ..Po he lish: bined Olke t r u s e pri he s s o prisoners, whoa hhewbistotereetalet ~. -• • deta il s wo - re LourlYfirse /' killortopd, l own Wed.. e t tpwita r . tou k t k issi os sar a, Itighness _without tho lose of _ , ,0?. Two of.- - isic last I pointed.out at :this tribunal the ?mesh Ciblz t Penek.':" ';;;4";..1 . 4!,;7-:':.. :...- '.•'' ' ' ' • - •'4 , ''' 14 4' fokeilees• .:-.. .7 ., ', " - 4 ..- , •':! - •:4'4 1 1 -. .c0 4 .. 6 " 111d.'417 alibe". .-- ( ' net as the fomenter of war, your wisdom ackneni- . -.- ..1 . 4. 1 f oft.Prner..f , -,-.. .:- -...-- ... r , • .. 1 .• - . mierdey,, , steu.tiejlerema!)4le.by. the :' -. • .-' ~'a 4. 4.. . .'7.1, ; : ''' .r. ;. '-'' -^"'' . • ~.f lod g ed ititruth, which later sulfites if rsiblei Moe ' Goes ol' AN IN cut,zp .LF.rmt ir4Pig INIAMIPIC th! l ,l.;VPA_,_ %OK qlsailfilit 4lokrits between , . . -.- A rsJr4t t ftfjoes, aibraltar states, that considerable i - rendered more evident. . ,1• . To pArsius?", nATUD,uity'rz gas i 1 1,,,t!,. 17 :.,., p .. .1 .i' alal.:PeAlitgbi, Arita. cviplokied ..effotts •et .Gesh iitarp . I been oicit i ed,..in lIINt UM, by ,the desertion " Deceived in the hopes it, had •conceived upon ! "gy coupin„, the )Id.ersh a tc . pulke,4.ll.eggishAlsith..:. .C 40741041 pd. . eiflk The t enemy.hadvaeste.A sif a see lifs( from t venal, on 'her arrival there from, the success of our enemies In the North ; frightened, 80,646. men„,set . not this mnplisyc from 4algeolik,,l,:.es egeitket.,ce •, • .*A ,144,,, without be a Ali c ia.' 'fflwiiiiftit Sid, hOwever, .been secnred . .. as it always is, at the sight of negbetatiens, they.. supper thet fts4y. or . te-morror„, yell. Telit Opt, of: liwittireell .. Tettims . Jileie.-reee. ;Re proSted-b ittiti tad id Elosiminfinentitii in one of the Moot. thought alone of wee; England! heal/ems as prodigal what, is bef,,UTq.len,ifi Of . !pen is t .,.biferior)ss ma .. 4 thg, Aitmitiqiii,lo3,lllo, tik roi: owls their , lll4kwit . .. lab.glrisons:•.: "It - sis said thelahabitantt bid' petitioned • in that pert or.the.woyld of intrinsmiasul•prombei,os force,; do Aot omit mcsisqg yonselEbos ennakergh 1. The heightsin front. 4 the village .of iitsgelsitellw los.,bihimmellialit ezecitioss, . bet it is believed that' in the snutis else bps been prod t ,} of mictformments ber of tioopi, end by_the o Wvrtg i puqh,ll,‘• *lt; HOP% 1410,4.i1att It hgre-thceipt," •I*.tiluirntedy :VIM icterded - no ill, peurffittilas tamed familial-breach of and ',triflers... . 4. :, ‘,.,' •• .. •. . . 1 . seetiFree a* . (1 f-he-W . SliScid-AIINII. ___ , -..IPM. lktni-..h.1t. ,ttePit.s.. avid:. riglikeit4.l4serett timid :isiftet e.w. kiexandue ma., -, . • . " Obliged to give wiy, te ilos - . Gthet,ineei is endeeveuring to proms, a nomhe r . lk her, and, to they .asiventegfejl '04114114KC11, 10,1/.,i1be i 440.r. Eir JIM.? 01 . 5 4 4 )Wf , Clailitet_ V.4.4 l !,!,_ .44 Yuguillifilirth .44441KtaillrikilisOldrOkaa - WI trirslpo4ti *Tali . tici totiveyance .. of tivoiss upon our armies in Spain have n et • t... -s Vr ,le treelllt et the Hee.; 41 - .." 1 ..if _NM, - 1 991 4 1 , , ~ml l9ll upgq, . . 110 IntgiNVOlMMltir4bllol4:4l IssiC apathies* ti - and• Is a *sufficiency of - British • Prudence will not admit at any alteration bring made .... ,'II .v -Ovine; spy .: ' , tws,,Ala •5aki.e48.4":05 , -.. - 1,..,4 L_-ac; ' - ".''' r- • • '-' -•-• a oriels cifsuliseiii-obtained f.or that•ehject, recoorue . . . . .*c . -4 m..* _. ~ . , ~, 1 • in the impusingdispositionainedi ell the4i40.0.00- •C •t - . : *i e ! ° F • ►"10 0 1t i• 4. # 1 iiefi r -;: •r:V4.-liheskOlifilliftier/Atiel.. callietellibldted . * beim 04 41(19*n-bu il t, vessels.i -.. . .. many; dispsteirsp .upsa 'chic's els4llll.sevrt ~. ' IW . ninettrell .,#,.. ' 1 .., r . Wet", Olftlatini, olio OW lOnWilleteigkiebi;ekleheit 4 .,.. Aii . A Dubliutine l tApyle-rq A . .f..ms urt.,,pf . Enquiry, .0f ►i hopes are founded, and which, nadir the, - s Ihi , - :- t . ,pit njoi r d 5 it , u 9 7 . 4 1,44, - . INA! cutelleosee isvißiegA s iliergeso.4lmaillitsg 1 ' Which GenerailklawetcK, is fresidentohas been sit. l i of the Emperor, uarintee , the most. ppit, .. - • . , .oqobNp f ,,:: . , . . -1 .. •.. 4 wrt.. , e, •-: . ~ ; .. Mil ; C 4, e g i N i • ti k .4 CAROM 441/khdlattriblePß • • _...' 4ltiefii;* t o tho. d or ,. li t the amid 2 4 ,birra4s, It has . cora'', Of If n e edful, the,* t b 1 / 4 kft.„,„,,, L.. ..- .i.,e 1 •:, ' ":. 4 •• 7.. . ', 14 Irly. 044, es . „. r , .. . which slestro li pskr i onede -. 0 4,.. Nir . Wes t sitienibletf feitqlni purpose of inveatigslinit some 44 It belongs, then,.to the .-'' .. -7 7 " T i. :,4" 7'. t . • ' . ...-..... . not , et 41 i CR10411111111414 al :' very serious chaento.aileged 'aissiniii 'Sir EISWX/11 4 ..., ~ 4. .. . ~ , ~ ~ ..;. 1 . . , 2 . ai o w . i , e a l .- ',s : ' Y Amo s Y. 4), ilk „.,______,„,., .. . ~ to add to the corps d'ernicii wb.•-• •." t , •.:, 4044 UP% 4.--4 A • C D R Q 7, soh', .I* , -,400 . mat* (toeloweo' l4l4 w° '• ' 'Ta'9' s tr 141'4'44°4'er of *141"41"." , , . necessary .. ferceth ' , , ...,, .• , ~.,., ...; . 40 , he, ". •In the last wit', a gprioupAct ,tpi .-,. . • - . , par,6lk rsas.hstirts,b,st no demage dune, cannon, ellgokijirschlebits • IG-all'Al ea ' '' ' . BIRTH. when the etieTX landed ywhe,t*e .. ', • " Ceslypeitd iiy. Ike sWedisis 41QU-boats • but. 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