The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-23 00:00:00

.1 0 .0 co nsomme Kit la. troel Omit Sates, Majesti hay dui the , twig' $1 Seised sisteitt with au amicable connection between - •Nith States, is the declaration made by the Prussian - Ambassador, that an embargo shall be - laid on all Danish ships found in the harbours of Prussia ; because theta Prussian ship had been taken by an armed Daidsh vessel in the Belt, from out of an Eng lish convoy. His Majesty unwillingly acknowledges that the secunty of his States, and the protection he owes to his subjects, not only does not permit him to continue his coupection with the Prussian Govero ment, which was in force for the mutual benefit of the subjects of both States ; but lays him under the necessity of declaring that his States are at war with the States of his Majesty the King of Prussia. His Majesty has recalled his Miuister from the Court of Berlin; the Prussian Chancellor of State having de. dared to the latter, already in the month of August, that he was no longer acknowledged as the Ambas sador of his Majesty ! !! It is impossible that the Philosopher, the States man, or the Citizen' INN contemplate the great, the 1 Yesterday morning the Diked Yosttt . transacted sadden revolution that has taken place in Holland business at his office, relative to the eiledition to Helian.d.. At three-o4losic ienckeetteessems , ..-- Irithimit moat htfo 6l4 " -ra t ial s ii "' '"•"'";ireistid impracticable to have the transports in readiness . ter:" "- `, • City RePreiewhttiritil • firorai:loPonit" to ever light it is view's; it points to the happiness' of ; so d the other necessary arrangements completed for • off irhole of .the tiro regimen* ,fwe . .gtiereell the Batasinn People, and to the honour and advettriilleistmbarkation of the Guards this morning ;it was 1 set - :'.72Tbe Part Cprovelltee recipe Report on this true of surrounding countries. The .manner of et- dierefore, postponed till to.moreow, %the 1-ti . l!y tern ; Shipwrights, feeting it too, must be consoling and gratifying to embark ., ip e h n ark , „ o i x t E is o u r n t de he rstoo ki d s , tr a ea t m Groe i i m iw e i n c t h. is t M o Mayor it p d * et a g g i:l 4 _ l t t rZ to I and the CilirCuli •ws!hiei was wc:itrelo bumeuity, es bving achieved without bloodshed. u """ mand the brigetle of Guards. Gen.. T:YLoa, the , 'traded to support the same ivy 'Nut a moment of anarchy. The impulse commenc- King's private Secretary, is to command a division,' DRURY-LA:NC TUOATRE.—Mip . .Secet.trrePoitted ig where it always should, via. from the Magistracy a n d came to toil] yesterday from Wiudsor, for that the paint of Juliet to* nigbt l , asuk with lacreased.'ef-. itself. 'rids is consistent eith„ and congenial to, the:. purpose. - • • fed. 'Some of those negllgesiiee .which were ob spirit of social compacts. We should be additionAl Yesterday the Doke of 'Bitinvisricz .stes .at the servable on the first night viereavilisi ed,. and the iros. happy if the Constituted Authorities in every colictrl Foreign (Mess making arrangements for his &par.! presslon of her general cepticlikee ley_ the stage ► Aron* heightened. One lesteliee:olallty of. fait were not only as resift to throw off oppression. lb thati titre. In additine to the Guar4; : eitiir tile regulars'about I young person mean to be tett! Ale rarest .44 way of rev olution;rie this instance, but also to adept' i f , set o t• u o n alks t t ..4. 6 chmeats. frail , 44 „ g . gyii tweatiboo avxeil lfahis is;is a-) reformations whenever their institutions,' for - 741mi Marines- - at' Wisolwi - ch, Cfmihaiu, and Portsmoutit , her 'Clips ;". end there : socooly g4..*.“16143 people's freedom and happiness, have .falleit• intettare alseriiibefek, From the latter portethey will ' be et herlerre, ( *jet : Re! prt; decay or corruption, to which they as ecteratlyr'forwkrOd iti.ials° of carat. lint dig0cti1414.44.1"-P°16414,4r Jrier • itatelf4 •ltit 144 teppieese. I l es recoveteeourther tend a 4 gravitating bodies to the centre of the eadir.•• _4! tc i ales Itiver,are armful tety, spa • t eifir'iredetal• summation, the soddinfititli that. The following communication allows. in whet _ 4 . l .` l i fif their tray to the Scheldt.. : ••• • . lecke - filer ori'finding :her lover Satuilegin hei arra% the first impulses of the love of frcedom amoog timels • . Benton is.-br o akoid a:41'410; 1 . 0 of aitt* were CAnceicid. Wale Best siiritef the. Vete ; and grave people manifested themselves in one paierter'allied troops, iiiidei - . l o ord - A..misie, her dedh • int*l4 ab4y.Mcllleed.• *Haig 'wblo:**" . their country ; and similar wise me asur es l i no • ,* Yesterday' mOritinitheNottiggisim Militia rnolgta, WitiVelamoreas i . ferthee adopted iu seve ra l o th er . . * friviitheTowekatellilitfieitair , 'it 'the differi llmpro t of tfit vo ice, a ,figtber) adoptlhn of . the nt Palette r It it eifla e;4 eild'unaffected,simmiWervishloismade Tint HA9UE, lk(imotlits .7 - •ee Gua ••• - -• t4ima at Mrs. SIDDONS, ' eirieassiatm . • iebeliercOlin . *w e- ised, • florin& 'Atillree *ace this To-da Y' the following m) tif rc ali °n was Pl4l4h*- l • litia or marChiatresimtnt i la the leading rauks4 Av.Praratilon. —" As a dieselution of Career...Pt „has tillan The`Nottleghtse. i reliiied. by -the' Will crowded. ; 4 . .1. 1 . ' • • place, and, as wo r e it t o l ast oat* fop oup to thtistairo rt hhi r e,- ... to have fferi!" a. ere eedentand, most dreadful consequenc e s in plot*, . 1 1e.d.,1411014. This mrtruing the 2d gilitliffserof Reyei the p rolific • Peh of Mr. T..Nlieut, fol I o iose4 shed might be anticipated,—the re f ore , Atte lavidiam... commanded by Ca' Wari V -A-oza,- mita** , Tbe 'P letti.miu g ted of gßardia4l4l44"ll'"l°"ers Lh ed it our duty to summon, ' w i t h out through the City Seri decksiiriCiAl lovers ip_disguise ; bot.too intricate for. -- "t take the Palace th totiprelmaiiiin, And toe tedious for any hope et meeting of the principal M em b ers gri d • ivOtinesti. who are about to emirmeheasatto by °tire. Itkeseein aloot of the o ld G oto r t ra se nt, as i t subsisted;letl. iu ng 'tat/Attie' dtspafthett .40 kvi . ico 1795. The saeotbsg sin take place e • , 4-40,tba Catty* Pal Way INN*" nal v' nitkeetentitett;. its twelve o'clock, et the house of Mr. GTsigittiedisiii.J... Ooperal WIE aiyl 'lmre** . VAN lloaeNvoar, at the Kneuterdyk. . feletherear-guard eititeillit band iihttikt4B.eitlidiat novelty (Sligsed) F. VANDF.R DUYN VAN MAAStIble: -1 11811 lb -caption ; z tseertr Indebted 'fee lAA! - *leased wit tor G. IC. VAN HOGENDORP. • •••••••''uvire(tlo; • , .7; - •=77: 4 . Painiee's' and " what the . Deli] and for faun 0. Itti.PF.LAER VAN DRINI A . 7: • ".The Perecr,.ROyati sitilkit9ll44llfliaa4o4llt. 11 11 - 0,1 , 1 6!'" - *meat b) slashed sleeve. Mid red stook, -- J. F. VAN DOGENDORP. to Merseburg this raorning.l.oo 7, . 3 - 11 1!!!)Mggi two mar . U. WIANGUION. " The Emperor ot.aolitA Itaalterheatliaiitarc Vogjli.W. l- * wit dna . .atflPFopa time . with T. C. WE JONGE. , z... toa at Eisenberg, from eocethey loi removed At Leyden a Pr ov i s i ona l G overnmen t w e t - sp. wh, • be rencwe • 11 . 10 i; pointed, co ns i s ti ng o f B aron V an B ocrset . tals j , zeiz morrow .t to Jens. .The „Erephror et , A offaia R . at • . die The Kinn ot Pfaussiairrewae . letiadew 411 it '* • ke* . the • prices of . Pnibilbilit of ef till 's 4 cissarY l'ott Bosom., and W. V an KLUrr. At Rottatdam to - Ber ' lin. „ - . • . 4teiesitliatteittatebeesio : several eltelisind Casks et' , the Patriots nominated Messrs. Von Ltoorisooaraadl liiao's Hearn, Dvit.sx.44la . Friday t05t ) . ..14 the foremwerriesielyeeterviay ntorttlnerent Hoilaud;. IPECUaI to the chief command. The French seeing hlaties was brotight.pp l . to plead to - tbe Hills of in,: and larseauppliea of both artiatel mit eSpepted from what was approaching, and considering the absolute! dictment fourse . ag_iinat o b f ir i :g uit .th h e G f ran A d :T e ary, for thence:, • • Noyes.- 43itity of o ff ensive or defensive exertion, evacuated ' publisheiligeli,n p l o s r P porting to be the Resoluti o ns MeedeY washee Itithwees VIP almost .every one of the strong places. They "' I P i l omart Catholics pf the Qooottof Kilkenny. •Aftei dffireatlstbother obetl4,ielth. forging taieedGorcum, however. The gates of Idaestricht I the Resolutions wire ,rte the Traverser =pleaded- 11 atter* alOMPay voPtoo• of hail been shut by the B urg h ers , w h o h a d N ot G uilty, w h ew an armaeot took .plsc• oboist. the flab eretitbei Pea Therlefieillitteees. king day f 'the trill', -which was toittOtt for trial. Mr. Cricket was • haaad . ever W On French affairs it is difficult to form an opinion, i ballast, one from Cadiz and theblibiefroin Gibraltar how the French(properly so called) feel upon the ex. f tnames not known); it being Supposed they will gn traordintry, and, to them, Anitenntooked-for change ! , ; I . l . .Staftete ltJt t * h reek,: t no , bolt ;fare w&t hr` has made a of circumstances . A year ago their own armies pot: ! au signal t ea w o, the ships here bo und to the Brazils. The sessing the sway more thatta thousand miler ft•Oos )Lord Hobart packet, With h Wit for :the Brazils, home, and now-their territories invaded by an hostlielg osma i nto lh e .R oa d s . •. - • • power, besides numerous garrisons abroad manned 3 jOil4for. !!t—Arrivedliolesiled for the Riser, the Elise by the choicest of their troops, at the hazard of fre s s au g o t i l; e Fartfrom pa t k e e n t :i f t is Surrendering, or beiag..goptured every hour. in 1 . 7:4 uin 2 :P l L d ° ":.' -Theemtwanlibsiaeseeutta, this perilous state, thsareath Minister is made 1 "Lipiri g aiou Ta , New, 22.- .T strriee4,his•Misgesty's ships Hope, to call for a supply of no less a' number . thao I.t ;rlArond Fork (the imse_ran_e_wship.), frau_ the kiadiratd d r 300,000 men 9 . —These in addition to th e 280,090 ho lfrt " ft .thi n e 1111 " ) wt y$ ma .4" t i o lt . a and th bec ; e ind r u a s a g d o e : lately decreed, and the previous 30,000 within Mt D. Y. *din, Ptynsos&--Salled his billiestfs ships Diciator, year, make the enormous mass of 610,000. That Rennie% 'MI Freya. anted en dat e ferthe Downs.—The Ze. such a conscription can be carried into effect seems r e a T tbe ' l 7. 4ll . iwi tT emi t ttr i : 2"7:16fdy..1 and Ha Maje s ty's incredible. The Speaker, Count REGNAVD DE s hi p vi w uk sw i se w iu he te e tethe i ee _ meerew, from the Dock Saul' Jrin D'ANGELY says, 46 the efforts of the i Yard. • . French must be proportioned to the efforts of their enemies;" he , makes use of the stimulating words &their attempts to sobjed Frames. irtTT Busuins.—Yesterdap4l64:amoleief Common %mien Wes held at Guitdhaa:- pia Com mittee presented the draft of • 1111 1 104 "1,:e db 4 for allowing the two regimilAillirtbf o. i4 ol .o l l 6l to, : volunteer for gogsiad 'OSA" viek r )1 (Witted** admit any strangeri; lsethr of the OMNI , al* Of French. It was not 'known whether any the el. bed forces had reached the Dutch territory 'AO*/ were eagerly expected. The Camels Piallol6.ll+l to hare his Head-quarten at Cases'. Several of the newspapers of Balked hen soi i.wed their ancient insiguia t and 'ribaldly eloPloYed disseminating the strains of love. ot country. Freedom was never resuscitated with useeefasoorohle aqtyiees. The Deputirs who first cafe hither= 90; requested the aril soon ales; .41. .•••? .therni . Lord HOLLAND enquire, wiusiiiitAo any distinct period for their assembinit • Lord SIDSIOUTH answered, 60 . lielirr•sistst meet onces.yer j but That no tneetfeelitidyew • .atir• ' ---- - ' , MILITIA SERVICE DILL -- - tail RATIIIIMST- moved the second' twthfilvg of the Militia Seedce Bill. His Lordship ofibliived, c that he felt It unnecessary to take up the -tiMareilthe 'i House by entering into an explanation of the;condent , of Ministers hs bringing forward the present ember*. ", Had there been nothing but our splendid achieve-, Intents in the Peninsule, and the planting tke British stantlerd on the territory of France, that Iroutd aloise have been a itifficient reason for increasing the lei& ,tary exertious of .the country. Had our successes there been less brilliant, still, after the splendid victories pined by our Allies, it would have been , incumbent upon this country :to mate increased ea " ening) ! to thew that we. were not disposed poorly to supporfthititorious cause [for which they bad settee. cessfelly fogglit.. When, however, we had the news (which had ersiscd between the first reading of this • Inv and Ihiftifj)l4 the spirit metsifelis4 by the ,Asielirittrioulatim_ Sialtallaineffolll. aity".. .tlO6l .: inittlseir,deternsioatiess to reshot* Ow liOtiiiiiiit ''. ~, ~ ClSe.llll,oltollo.thiy were Oritwgi - to irii _originally `lie led - for" Melt* liberty apd imlepeu. deuce, and to which they had since beem.under so many obligafloni,' tiodoobt.ceald.exist in thetnind of any one tinit'it'beeeMe additionally incumbent upon this ;esnifitifta poi forthher strength in increased mi. • litary ezertion, - toitid.iii the aecomplislunent of that great :refit so happily .proceeded In. NS Lordship then entered` shortly into tho details of the Rill, state itig, - as otready'll'neivn;- thit the Militia would be el. towed to torutfteelas Militia for extonde4aorvice in Europe: 'thilfiltOriciti of the Field Officersto be ac. CepteditiPrOtkitiOn to the number voiunteering s viz, three for 900 pnto, two, for 4100, end One for o,and that late - re ales, number titan 301) vutunteered, if it . ti e Wit tidiest ilitie-fotirtha or cm Regiment to which they beton ';:the: terviCe s of one Field Officer would, in . - gist, jesocepteck the Officers to be entitled to hats pay,; hone to take higher rank the& • Lieutenant4lefottel, - With respect to volunteerine: into the Line, the Militia Would be allowed to ro.; f limiter by' ctitalithiles, - thi:• co ptai ll and subal ternk,- I going - with ibibt to_ia ke sink in the. Linoiroordini6; "•to - their iriiiiiiii Ow Miliiii. l't.had been chaterminesll fnotte eteeed' ' Jt the former case the propottion of lihree-fourtho, 1 .. there, being many - indi !Weal' *Atilt. , TVs Reginieds.kbeiliiiwever efficient In thet.teivrice, : .. , could not, rinte agi er other cause., encounter ibe:":.- 1 fatigue of - aCiffe-ttiiiicir - abroad, and to have sent -'.* whole regintento l oould t , hesides, : have broken'in too much' upon 'thh - bdili& system, which it, wilt the.% . enzient detirtkot Government to. keep up.. : :Tive.Mi. : I Witt hint beeli:Of essential service to th`e,noustry, id , I4be proteatiCerjt had formerly 4fi'orrted logeirist thil •• 'danger of ialtiss, in its alacrity :lace in pittleg t . ; down iniarreadonnry movements, and in lha itilat ri - :- Ntesst troops lOWA it - had aft : Ailed' to dui I, 0,4" '` *la .., had so bravely and sffiiiently sostaitnid'il* . :4," '!. and Character*. the country. It hat elk: t . z. 111111 .. .. d4ii lnt '4go of :drilling into aCtile service dint' ' *f , -. ' • and property, : who might otherwise be • ' , t '"' i. sacrifice to iodoteht care, that time wb 'wee isp - • much better, employed in maintain ine the • Wilk or ' their country: , It was, therefore, the flitheif from ' the intention .of Government to adopt any measure that could, inthe slightest degree tend to break lip so excellent a quiet. The Duke or NORFOLK wished io knew . limit was to bathe routine of promotion in the case of attached company. The Officer, he knei, was fq .oats his rank slated : from the day of hiijoining, but was be to follow oo theuCeforth as a regular MOO% tea a footing in eeeiorganse with the 'rest of kifri. simenti - Lord:BATßUlltreaid, therawas to pure. kiosk*. -Theelf* Wes not sii'hilta &OM ifie day I his joining, _Wafter certain period of service. 1,w4 LI Viikitft9;L-.414;t0 tw v to al Wer!ti, al:sptai . `" . - . :lslteitt‘• Thalhate r , - Matted traltafelts4 eves anxioui that it. toll any idea of inipeding Under the present circurn. that it should be expedited Waifs ihirt Urn. I :aid the Holm ai r • . • • ... • , . V • • . - • „. . . ...., •.., 4 • ' , •-'. • * •*. aI.W.. .' ‘•*' ".••••'' ••••• ' '. .. 7- I•ttMa•;; , '. ••• -.:./ • • f ..,.i.' * - -- , ..-. ... -. .. V. 1....• , ......1....... - - . . . ...' • • .-' ': ' Aft" YA. r.:41M.7.1110111M.147::•_ • . •••• : " .4 7 -.. ••• • •' .. '. -• ' 1 1 4. 1 i . 4 STA! "... ( WAN : ~ - .4 .. .' .. , .c. - .., . '.. .. :• :* *_ 4 ''''7• 4 •,? ''... c . .":i-ttl;:• •- • • . ,v- ''' ..I't.l: , ...-_.. 'Ve` - • _ . -.. _...-- -- . .. _ _ ~, . , _. ,_ • • , , ~.........., ..-........ -...-• - .. . . -.. ;:' 1 -'. • ;`..V. • • . ...-.. . . • • - • • ~. Ohl 46 the .4 ..' • • b e King has, at AM fielot, given proofs of his tai ' that oirenmstalsola . ~ sr. of ._ ... , i i_.,. Nato, npraij i hnt . ~,,' . , ' I. ' *- •!;-'. 411 1414 14L i r ' 414101#1;i .' •• .. c itastion fee do sa‘llolllo9 a Russia, even by atS4 larger force. . .•- ~ . . -* .• • - ..e , t . • . • 7e . . f iring i • • the forces of Malta* for such petiole. ;. ii _ I*..Gergas, a ifieesten.lo4.ei l et el itiv er o. ~,- °U7SIY Gov le'L - -AA.Stell,.thiiittitNersto * n o vgi or tokoir trots.. -*4. •-, ' Ctiptlil" Dees* bas • t. rtvat from - - Ate eland - . • • _ v ;onset et the altleme• existing beta/ems the stint, arrived in town y .. maninim . hailhg * •' • 3*l ar ---.--- ' Tim LORDiCUANCALLOR eleithillgilfe *frolß Sr T. Graham and Creaeril Aberetuddkloberovr* Kin; and his 11 4" 1 7 the Emperor of the 1 ."9 4 .11.it' . ' 14°04 . " ka l la r "6"1111 1 00 00 . ei tilik ---.-- 7 ! Oftilif• libe wejee llit tlh ." bOrma rtC vou hes :k el ate hflist tioutirr i llot ekit it ni:croucalln- leiting the receipt of tbeir . LordshipieffiblW . In auxiliary corps art stoops has; joined the ha" 111. Waitid .0 , b). •- 1 1 1 1100 1 * .. ,.._ • %OWN 4 'film* el 4•l44,otattd, that Bonaparte Aria take with him' ,he Clergy, •Alialt Duty, Local:Tolkogie -*Nit. Ise tilf - talitth ' - " ''''".•• ' • • *an. 40 000 bit his arm 'til -the •• left of the firmy, to assist in keeping the enemies . of his *eta . ,_1111p164 ii. l it.-- ,-,- - • ;. 61411 4* 1 140' 41 0 "AO . ' $ .? . .. . lions Annuity, and Jedeesessi Riherizsrisrebsivse i ght nix front the Ciminero., stnd reed , itaihihillik • f r om the berders of -Holstein. The . King confidently •fid . ativisair, ' . * *ll 1t5 ...,...4 5 7 , 74 •, 4ivi4,..,. 74 1 11011. . 41s de: - .11211- ooe - When °picket sasterictild Thrasher gen- . . ke of aOl6 w eirs on the attachment of his troops, and on * i Podete• net UM 14411", ' p i a telyed billtif" ore bil oo ng em • reit ( l rs l oni . t° W hemil eigiO taira ke ta ti. lPtan . t •I ' e r° ' . The De - 'FOLK sir s 4 Itesirget which were , to knee , ' whether iltiire:: . 1 . - any 'lollriteitteno lo valour with *which they, in connection ,with the l i .t i l: 1 ! 1 . gibes !" gusto ' 11" will Iv latel :77 . innissottivilyeapected,. its, - ellibrbils not yet mane tke ,B iii : o it wee , the int tilitt ; hadlatek .. ittoonett I gir" P id last at * tee • '-' t was on r ay . , sig rossits at his high Ally, will combat in defence of r-6 -;:7;isToes . 4nlyillapearanco in the o ffi ng,' Itil• lot unlikely she s i nc e the Act _of latt , stsairn. . . ~,. ... that this Orange llagiias It test wit& ..5.,-,1 1 ,......L., (heir native country and for the preservation of his i t -some other pert of the coast. Lard LIVERPOOL wai not ammo( laity fhb** gases, not having. beea able by his paternal at .. Rotterdam. There wee* east epellemereoljoe l p i ..i• sou, Nov. ft.-Arrived '- the De Jolllte of the klisti, bdt that it mu' hi -- lie tooroasor is ther - Pieof ' all ranks ' Ins' I OC-ir•: - .: '' - • - I.4lireisince a d the Vcpturrier,. from Noorderick.- , c omn ii . • . - - . - - 7. • . ~W, • - - $ 6 - Nail to preserved+. peace." DECLA.RATION.• . • ...ay these • vessels the deliverance of Rolland is fully : T he . with unanimous, !tad . hindahmodinigtheit,, i :allie s t o t e., . . . ... . , . /Alta CliA.NC4 Left " itraffk r ,ix.4,lllll,.. • • , • • - • , • •• *"The King has always used his utmost endeavour; precediog day, about • *Mai - -the . .. ! N ur 0 1 6,14` . • : 1... . i • • ~ 1 ,4 ov, et.yesterds . y. . lllthihiat the sloop on . p a fo n r t v ri... esting tii .tb i e o r th o e uig .. infvo ar ks 4l ,l4 l . o o awe rriknolfitt .e ....i......k... ,. le preserve-a good endersteeding and amicable cans. BouvEt m a r ch e d oat _ • _.l' I lii. l 4l.',4**! , iiiitil flZ p .,,, of Dartmouth, -Captain .. Dotvoing, -from tko.u;;;liewisuit - ors,7:l4is th,,,,,,;.,6.,::.1074ihiX; motion with hie Ms eat the King of Possia, His 300 soldiers, mostly tirmilifi!fr; Mk *sitiesiventui t if ..... Aids better add - prevlstoite;-.6batid. to Lon. now ow * at arts vested , i 0 i v i s 7." -- psessedi p o s posse t se Majesty, might therefore, and on good - feedniatioo,• sort of capitulation wlth .; /114119host vi e, . - N t h , -, Afv , spkeD, about -oun‘leetnet4 - -about t wo tatie . eu _ a t eaa a farsalicat, , ~; i, , .. . y proofs of a coo. i sooner, however, had Ite,fsiKAsOi Yooppo ot s ho s e. i . ~ di stance from Farleigl4 . have expected I. have received mil a 4 . t ' bye Preach lugger . F it P apers . were. presented from the Camaro f;h antilik . . tact congenial with his Majesty's own seetimeists, on . twelve ailes from the gigue, Sim ko b lotto* . koitt.. e e . _. I _ 1 _ pip, who pa six ren! on sinuerschititt friss]. : Ake •Tresisory,. Math:* to oird, and they arrived off Calaii about six o'clock ,soitttsismo House,, sof ,Montag rishirlifig - -4 . ihe part of that Prince. N evertheless , his Majesty hati4:o o o ainsege Cockade, fill aped Mai beat 411 *eirrs"evettitts4 • The 'next . rriorning, between three 'ortfeeed.ttelia,on tie taw ... ".„,..,_, .-, ..-,,„ i..,, , ... , ' r errired inforateritr, that the King of Prussia has life and yarned the Petriola. • .Al - Askidlo4llAllel, t'Erill' toot o'clock, the Captain tied hit little crew v , . 14 - 141 ; 401. 4 4 ., N0 brevi o d , 44,o...tiatitior i tit i . . ~ I°' •„„,dik e T re sty c nittriled 0 A.bo,and has insureds , •100 .1 14... i i i rpile...! t i i . hed" ! ‘ ) , Pi reg O k... , : ee 00491tIri 4/6./1 l an i !"g "ed. ,ll_ear7 ce re littipr o l i fee l 4 aafit ae r i g , ti t ill a t e :4a, ' ..r t -t--,--- . s \rtessing la faesseratolt 'see, . : A i l t w ovivv44.4 : . ;, . ii, ~ , e 4 . moction of Norwayi Up Oradea. Aa the interest*. ..._ ..., . .., 4. . . dim -. •, • • . ••• y, Weil iPlieltsiLeiiii llselatveaseje, Dlii4 P#31610 .1113. , - - , , , - --- i, . .„.. . . . •. ..AI illiels below, .and , htegngdiefiey i i„2 bosa I ..inltir..e . - se d hi m • piskii .. , : ,'"i ' Ol. , ii, fa g ac i.,,,lo44liplows-.4l4litiengatirde M me 41Eflfritr, Own. afloat* . LAU, immoral . iteiji..frovrtieet; yes: o,lobeireeeepe - ha ber, but the pilivettlar'netng ancepred s before the PdvrCotnicitt • • 'l4itt . ."bithies rities had bein.coiiiiilted- aul tharte.wai, eitilititik a th e . -liella .fecetet, his Majesty hire itiond him. 1 done se thelbsseniere shemseirm4lidirtlie .. )g Ifieitlelthirs half a mile of them, there Wet,iio ,chaace et i late l y . found:. to a ooth h:• ier 6 itoOl i sditu‘ s l eie gloved Whew , up the . diplomatic ceenection 'having been titled in a ;collie. ...„,,, , ,:. .. Oringinglawer the sloop. -.•-...-.','• '. ','• - • ~; . - that its,objeitti geoid riot lie eorriprietkie4 etlo . that With the Prussian Government, which,' besides, has At Rotterdam , the patriots. nominated • Messrs . ' : Sts . o'CLocK.-It has jtset_lh , d_tO e ttolidd s l! jOtivr tp ef n: . dart i t , hatt _ be e its ,:k t vscit : wit iti v e ecedosti a. with what truth, that the PI liven cause for.so doing, by having thrown obstacles Von HOGEiDOIq and o"Ectra* to the chief corn. 1 /et ; r a its .XE" : .. l - 1 .! 11116 - 11‘ ' avian to the - Locra Legislative to otlitiiiit***lliei at eu A the way of tit e correspondence of the acknoo. s dA i l d, Bergen. op -Zorna, Brada, and Nimeguen li r L y th r o 'l D e h a t i k ! bell . a l!? , ~. ~...,.. Va i R°14 . .° 4 less .li kaly to be el;cepted asOme.: - ettal /be: _,_ edged Royal Minister at Berlin. Not less !icon- were quickly ocenpied by the Patriots. 1 ; FeareroUTH, NOV: 20.--... -: 'vessels .u . "AroltiglA Viii ! 14egislature lied not since premed sada 55 .,. 1,... .:-....• ._:.I. ... ...1...hi. rftnnivtion between- both I • On French a ff air. it is di ffi cult to form an oninion_ .km ttamk . •...a. Ea..... ma:dr ,A tile 1,14111. V. r.•••• ti:i.-i.--' • 1 !"" i i ." 1114111 " 1 ., . . Ili - sable •to Wei dioletilkollit - -.Oil ' and Strait', witti . co otar,a tug, • tr d i i ---- 's. t derii if iutyln 'hi Olinee of Abe . 4wg*ti. ,coar tett; be eintArbektoryficilletaV • •,.. k • folds"! litiottZ wrvaecitstitvtostirelliet ' - as nor, dated Menifddit; . Sli ,:' %Moir Ansr.cuixerr attak'ed at '"''''. ibefittia; rd et Mirk Ati: a ad 'i6Ok Wit** fespel‘d: : 1500 remained killed tifilbelkit itt ICU £a;ng a day for the trial', : . which waii a t • • ifttad, for trial. Mr. Cricket was bed . otter to of his joining, bOafter caritas pe agreed for the folio aI al liredoeitittij (So.mortriar ' lialiiambaraii tit' part Of , the Beak; ' aa4 Mr ! . FR4lkll * Lot LlV*loool4.—:fir in In A Berlin Paper, of *0 I.4Ph pit OP ) .” Anno I* N!' 1 4 0 411114 - 31 amP - o f f i e• • .* • al,leptain in - tbe i = ioer leg to accounts received hOes list idght,,, a (N O, • ~:Acka. g wonting, about bees o ' k, a matt. . The'Dadre at broke out at Dantaic 0ti:,040 . etetitpg efshe - ins smiiiskbY the patrol. b 6 )._ . 10 ,1 0 0r At es s 0. 111 """zialk a " .li was "I "Sf sad at the (Nurture of the pot,ookitt . doi r kit Abell :n a vvr, Mg .Os Which was 4 should not be supposed . e bad au , th e c i ty , according t o a n mitiori s o lo „ wee t a il aiseih Wass at the dam - TIM Sao -I#lk4on a large' the prof/teas of the 604 ' Under ti That bOatteardmeni Waa4l slla . titate *Oaf ope. gOootist of =ftt4,ol4 . pOeiteti . vigelj.:#4,.assma bled" stances, it WAS his Isiah that it ell linueti.o - • ••••• • • .' s ~". . . . .il . iiMitit;* alobOWlitifarliiK)ii **IDA'. -avraPidl,"Pwill*k'r . - .. ... ..... .., , . . . . ~ •, &lAA 11.---The LO is rcz..oft4r 'mew* lir ilii itilksallio, WWI .. itii*difstm_rs,. that. hp .It was ageottiliieltii tboidd .11k1:1 its. . . . .. mostwAkiwre vptbrns.dig_proo,... woo 4. , .. .etas liessatomattet t At 9d. arand, to-morrow. be red cod 3t. Lima On; 164. • Wk . i tsaawa - ltst 'not tell hew amok ik sum te. la was The Bill was timmotmaliseket Vii then be ls. Ofd. committed for latter osombmilse• joonsed. .... Jo Ps