The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-19 00:00:00

I • ' . . • ; z , L. , I 1 1 14 • 4 .1 yy 1. ! • t t . f•J, p.. tion of a half-moon battery; nothing has been expended ou the basin. It is et Antwerp, that, for the last four years, there have been expended six millions upon the fortifications aid basin, . and 60 nelhoos for arsenals, bieliting-yards, and other objects its the marine department. The Englih are at this moment farther from their ob ject than raft the commencement of the Expedition. .11-tfore their Expedition, Watchers, Baths, Breda, and- Ber.ten.op-Zoom, belonging to *A land ; sow Walcheren, Bathe, Breda , and Berg en. op-Zown, are united to France ;• for every terra_ gory ()ordering on • France, landed on . by the Englieh, and unable to defend itself, shall be nnitedlo the Empire. Hence, wheiseim the Eng lish wish to sign the act of incorporation With France of any contiguous territory, they have only to make a Wetting there, to establish a cur 'espondence, awl to prucure for theasselvew the sort of %welcome reception which they experienced in -Middleburg and Smith Bavalland. 'The mutt of the Et peditiun of the Emend) against the 'ltie of Walcheren has been the annetatioo of the' right, batik' of the. Scheldt to France; and safely . ' Pb body will venture to say that' this ameliorates the situation of Eaglited. „ • . Lord llseaoway.—" "It was opposed that the enterprise would only be A costp.doonsio, and' tout • it would he coot pktely ternstatated before the retero of the e,outsigiets Draw. - Afonitear,-;--Tbe return of the contagious sea son ! The English Expedition landed in the month of Angust; anti the contagious season commences' in the b gionieg of July. Loa it eittowar.--le ITe., have secured the dsfeece o f Esirepraduca, and to atillatuseasure of 114 ameba. To this Ils o rd!tton AI also to tWaitivibed the deliverance of Garnets and the squadron In Ferrol," &c. Maaiteur.—To,say that the Expedition to Poe tegiii permuted the oceopation of Lisbon, would' be °tweet ; but to say that it had any influence en the affairs of Spain is felt*. Betides, in the general situation of military affairs is the year 1809, it could not he fur the advantage of the French to occupy Lisbon. It was advantageous to 'hem that the English should bare that' point to' defend, which employed a great number of troops. There remained in Spain a French army to (demi. dable, and. the Spanish troops are of 50 little con 'aideratioe in a pitched battle, thgt ka4 the ry,i. , charm Eeptelitino landed in Spain, tho English would, .uurertheless, have been beaten and drive" oat of it. - _.____.* .._.' . Led etvgaroot...." It is aseliCensuiffe lag 4 illikq wisp{ require hes time and money to °Destructs rew M. . thee le Fe-ell'ebi}sb the part aed arsenal of Flashieg." Medi:ear —Tina is too' much. Before the month .1 Aegiot next, and at an exposit:icor less than 6st0;i100 francs, no trace will be left of the Expettitiou to Flushing. Had the foundatian of the dock been injured, large sums, nevi more than. a-year's laboiir, would have been neeessary. But why all ebeedetails ? Flushing is of no import-, aeon so us; nor would it 'be re-established , b ut that the En glish shouid not have to boast that they we tig.4tte.),'! l % , . , • Rortatteaii,Vvailis e Mendfces; con - tales the e,,,0,,, 5 00s o ristrr g neral of Division mg ! gueuties to , his kneY l glitstial the Dek:sif t aitiglioue, Coletn der in Chief of the Army of i:atalonits, dated Olut, the Ist Jan. 1810:-- " Lhave the ,honour ,to inform your • Etteel. limey, that in pursuance of your orders of the 10th ultA united my diviOon, sand having match eil from The environs of Gerona, 'ascended the Jiluila, and leek a position at Bessalu. • "'On entering B ssalu I came up with a body of some, Stindt'edit of Miquelets, she were dispers etl, wiffi a cimsiderable loss in killed and wound. ed. The peasants taken iu arms suffered capital puoistimeet. " The next day (21st) 1 took post at Crespia, .0 short way in the real of 13esselit, to support the ,division of Verdier, then engaged in attacking the Aperients in front, in the direction of Figneras, with e.i. greatest succesa. I marched with three . battelions upon Navala and Liodo, to cut off their retreat. This movement titetve led in throw ing them into disorder, and they were compelled - . t t i retreat by impfacticahle roads, in order to take e positiln hitt% eel' Olotinid Bessaln. They. were in possesilisti of Castelfolly, anti it was iii that al. • most imprugualkle post that Clams rallied his troops. , 46 I resolvtid to turn Ibis formidable• and en ' trenched post. Q 4 the 24th, I marched as far-as 11agnolos, infeeding afterwards to take the road leading from then. e to Olot. Some nliquelets, , ftipputteJ by detachments of the 4th Swiss regi. ineut in the 'Spanish service, attempted to defend the narrow and difficult defiles between St. Mickel and St. Paul. • Their force, at the lowest ealeala. lion, most hart atesseeted to three battalions; but, though they kept op a very brisk and steady fire, wit mil hill meekerebtit, the advanced guard see. eestrivety.effslettgett them from there peeitions at-the. . rya de L haege, anti running. 'rho- attacks Mere made eith ' much inteeplitity amt. vigour, ant' did uut for: an instant retard the March fof the tlivisi in. It was isearlY dark titheu the • divitiod arrled in front o(_blif t i pnpalosia town, wt.. tremely • industriene,' Mitt NH of mania:cox e:es. I took a pOiltiosi fur rho 'night of the lath befogs 01:4, ha's° touch besease it was occupied by 1 S* 64 regiment and miquolets, as to tuevent its brie,/ exposed to ravages, which the darkness would haiefitioured, and which it would' have been itopu•sible to retirees. ' 44 The advisticed geoid, however, was ordered to epprnaeit as near as possible Ifs the city. In fact, ,-*•); Plth . liell th..ir Out-posts as far as the first houses, which ;e4 the come , into mistakes that proved fatal to teem. A gaol neinber of mique- t o ts, who fell into the midst of our 1)4)04 411 wired by their Otto; approaelt to the city, ...ak billed in atteeipting toineke resistance. Rfa OA % '2O ) of the 4th *siss regiment prisoners,' anal killed anal wounded a Pion ber belonging to the' . - saute regiment, the remains of which fled. during, ' ' the night, ((swards Viipse. Lieutenant DIVOUS, who was Upon the graod guard with 25 dragoons, o bserving their retrograde movement, .f e ll upon them by turpeise, end charged them in the Tory ,mast a{ the town." 'A. number fell on the scene id action, vitt forty, among whom web' six Alec irouricra and Iwo officers, wet.: made prisoners. e ___ _ 44 Oe-to tath I A noitred-tba raids leaditivto poll: " On the 27dt I marched for Campredon the division, . after postbag r tremely dillieulkand Paul, when, dig roads branch off. " Oli the . soh whence the-famous RP , ' standing his having ass! country that the Frew sue, nor .attack him in chosen for his. plats , lug his endoderm boasts bones, sod asiesinatiOns. "5'410,411111 Wig . pur to otettpr. AO bivouac, `etysele • the preceding. des riiii:elergy, and inhabiTtlitte • • • rhO'ittlitht almost berried f • = l 4lll; na e l l2: u t li to . lll .i eet , . 44Ming a prey to the intiosary party, and __ uneloes wishes to see order, of.the dreldifisPranarchy oOttitries. ''•-- - . . ‘i On thii'Mtin *I poll, a town celebrited uufastories Or arum. places I passed thasagk . of the handsome little Abesies, sent me wrings declarations slots and fidelity, couched i' and unambiguous terms. " Claros, whose thaa 1100 men, by be bad beets subject St. Jean des Abeam, I foresaw this desigs, toted brigade, posted at gipoll by the Col doCanas, upon the sante town. were attended with Rde clambered all ipon to the south from them, 'and egeeuted and punettdity, note;' partly. during the night, by roads •einisiderect- eve, utoootains as impractiCable. • " A,QUarter.Master , tirely orsamiste4 took prisamisloter. of the L' Mont of Maintain imitiOf comrsed the escort of Ciartis. — • Mahe advanced thilpilatil I, their way, to. the insurgence* only where they seemed'' nate defattee.• 44 I gate oritaviii lighelegiment to' turn ,no sooner observed eutotwith equal •Itidgroeo hid' they retreated to a village tain s the - only Doyle tiere ' dislodged from ..._ some killed and irodritied compelled to past the o' 44 On the 30th, upon Ribau, whence some scattered pare the submissions of tants.. General Ai his orders. The same stroying at Ripoll, • thing serviceable in such as forges, sere‘ implements employed caution Was the Mak fled, without any prett division, which taught by the conduct it observed Their flight evidentlr still subject to the ioduerice • 44 The 3ist, I resumed proceeding thither by sauced guard covered viewing auy thing few musket shots lurked in ambush - I whom they did ample ' [After praising tr Officers, the ilispAtch besides two soldiers ' iirecipices, the who! 'in this series of at . ice four killed, and lostoos, *JAN. 11 Arilignachas _this day elamation : .. 4 . " All the towns,•pootaininq a a, ''''n; thik ihall alrOftrtfirsiliets ;Stuns,. or Soy stiPphrt the first ofienoti be. - radii. 66 The Oen . alty 1. 10,000 reale. .• 6 ! Upon the ennriltisslon 'Almada and two of the the greatest wealth' '414 custody to Madrid,. sentenced by a COUrthl4l l / 4 1 , of the insurgents. ' 44 The inhabitants towns, situate witlde places, neglecting to the same of the appeappiee shall be subject to' meta."v' The • Jonrpal de gNenco td this Maw. of the popnlons tuw against the three thousand of 14 : 0Ple4: th:PETECIMURGII, want, at • eight o'clock silsfcrii, the Privy einnhigd, by command at the Palace.' ilis tho throne, and after • .. .. . - . .... : - • . • - TH R ST la ItES SAN. . L..... N....-41.-: " g isaleed at Olot, ..lane Tenon. - . farm al Administration was announced, of which 4, everyree.lara:loll74l:pearal the rraftr sit Mont . aaere,b he ailbeitt wrreate sus. . alint.to Cautpnisigitaalt . Ri • ilia, fillowintares ate ghost prominent features :- 46 ~. . • . • There is to be i Supreme Administrative Coots. ff ts The domestics and e eC of Prince S n om . marched for Comprodon ; and oil, to consist of St Members, sad tour Presidents. . tato who has been the supposed organ of th a paean. over igoisataiiis. ex- His Majesty the Emperorpresides i n p erson , white .1 9 eaXen_tive, bivouacked at St. present at their meetings, end whe n s h unt, age- ;N e g otiatioa, have embarked for France, so that; elite Catiipredien sad. R,iptall points a Cominissimter, whois,to be cheated every for the present we consider all hope of patina % year, The Commissioner for the present yet!r IC' h ave ,_„___, But I vaniShUll. - as NAPOLION Myr ; I arrived • at Catapredon ; Cour& Romatizow. • The whole of the Adman's. , _, ow war ma male so nasal' RoVira had just fled, ttetwitli: tredve Council, consisting of 36 persons, is di. ' assured the inhatiltsiets of the tided into four sections, eis.—lst, of Leeds. -, .eneh weild hover dare to pur. tion ; Sde of the Administration of Justice, in g rapb of the reply, contains truth toe shrifts to And we greatly tsar, that theconcluttleg p ut , in the mountains Which be had 'spiritual and temporal affairs ; 3d, of military af. be &pitied. iof renege,' and notwithstaud. fairs, by sea and land ; and 4th, of Internal Eco. ~ . .7 7 . that tiii . its e w ,,,,,, t) www g the poen st lasts of his itituesions, his rob- tangy, comprising the glances, comments, ma. ,r tue"warld, will °ay . ap . ' waaa ` imy pourer. Went. • ' . onfacturee, agriculture, medical auperintendeace, ursuit, ••I returned to St. Paul , public instruction, . &e. Each of these four see. • the jo aso f aie utu t re pt b y 400 the zio past , tism be re o lyog g ‘ jus. WW I whore I .Itad• established tiens has a distinct Pre sident, and • there is to be tent w toia ud ism fo 4. day. ' All the magistrates, .000 tearlifibt Secretary for the whole, The chief mod is his oon ot o sion, • .. labial: 4of Campredon, a lit- DireetOr.d . the .Chancery is to be Imperial Seale. To the Deputies of the •ElealliMest College rids . ordering so the French terra- . tary. He is the bearer of all communications be. meet my division,' and to make . tweets the Monarch,. . the; Supreme Council, .1. that of Cwaase • •ion. They loudly complained respective section's . 'thereof, and the - College' of - " Tear useme, ~. . . uaoke-es,,, ab . the Departmeet of Root-, he says .1. 11 the fr a nti c'estierses of a rave- Goverment. - Hi also receives - all petitibus ad. 'ids days, You faitiPatleehilocoaad, Kopite." id all of theta teatiged- the most dressed to the Emperor. The existing Ministerial All this is irseqnivical---oise is the Miniitia. 14, se order, at, length, take place daces are to be reSaleeds bet to be suburClitlete t° •to in aunouailat Ptarroctou's views of E lilig fe . • as ecby which desolates these the Supreme Cowen Alluding to the Expedition - to the Scheidt t d a . • 1 • The Presidents ' of - the four sections are, Colitt I directed. my march upon Ri- Sawpdowiky; Pilate Lopuchia, Count Araks'. Obserratien nf that . Palms is is free hd the m ill rated for its abbey and its ma. ch•jef and M. Mirdwinoff, formerly Minister of wf. NSIIIOLROX. f . . .:. . • All the inhabitants of the Marine. The Minister for the Home Departomet. ...Beery territory Wrier* On rnMete hada 16 .' b e trough, and particularly those has requested permission to resign , and Baron Von .•' BONI, and astable to &lead itself, shall b e ul g to ' '''. Pk little town of St. Jean des Campenhicepa irapPointed Imperial Treailtrer hi- 41 Ele".• " 1 writtee declarationa'of submis. the place of IC Polubzoff. . i ,; . " ... 1 .11...... • The resu l t the Espeittivals "ki t h, I couched 'ire the most expressive VIENNA, Fay. 3.-A number of the .Croatian " reolles,, 'hem the eneelmieu uf the right gnat e d . ti Officers, dismissed at the peace, have entered Into " Sebelet to Frame; *Rd artily ItAitsi will none Ma t e corps had been "winced to less other Austrian regiments, as have alma many Of. " that t his S i nssli° " Bl.l the situation of Eaeleed•" C'' the vigorous pursuit to which ficers of the Trieste Militia, who are. not disposed Truly we thint eobody, not even the ItlisiU lt , P t for several days, had just left to return N their native residence. • - who planned, or those Gentlemen who, la o s ises, to retreat upon Ripoll. Great quantities of plate are daily brought into Horne of . . . ' l'i igs, and consequently the se. the mint. . det Olot, had orders to turn Rerrlansia, , Fes. 7.-The -pinnace of the be able to see mach ame li ora tio n in. our sitmly;. )i le-Cann, whilst I was marching Dunker-quar t French privateer, carried into the -even iudepeodeut of the considerations, of alt, 1. These combined movement' Tex& on the 4th inst. the. Planter, George Da. lamentable expenditure of human life-of most ( 4 1 complete success. That bri e tom, master, from Norfolk, iu Virginia. -and of reputation . • i the heights that command - On the 14th ult. one of the boats of the Tilsit . a i and west, dislodged the enemy privateer carried Into Westerschelling the Prow There is no dif f iculty in comprehending ti • i ecuted my orders with precision 4iiirgaretka, Be Jacobs, .waster, from Ruggoll- principle on which the policy-of the Freud Rds rottliatstanding its hiving made, WaltlP. ' 'is foundod. • Suddenly elevated to thomest mite . h ight, It long and difficult luareb, On the 13th:ultimo, the Anacreon French ge ts. pinnacle of human pewee, he has no.chuire-te 'I tear= by,the tobittitraiits o f tie tatettc. car. -iota Westersebelling, the Jame . . ,ctiaable.. -• ' • -• ' Dirk,, bquatir s‘i irarel to Ilusum, sod this retreat were impossible-to admit of iseutrafik i !ester of•tbsll4tb tragameisos. Fresuldtch#4 - - ...trim Touningalt: to Atli. were equally so. ~,Alll -4 1its are not his au nt lo inb Priluaiiifefiet c tif the tetesPere ster4 4 ' o . • -.-...',.. - • - mutat his easuie.,.. a; . . Meeliteen, Siestbi lbw. Ilftilett- • ' 7 " -- - - - - - , ! g o f Clik t ii.'s -..-!. .1' ~, •'• ' . COLOSIIa. VilatoLit. ;- - .... Allseriet, we have long 'tms touriet4l.• and hie Vet Pasisiey,loth Feb. rsasao. freqUently. expressed our ,icontittion s r,esitot it tut • - t . .. I 'guard rapidly eurettairewe sal At A '.,, MEETING of a somber of -ate IN- 4 . way , sad al laata ga wal w a 4 ~,m,ma te m„A. . re held 0 1 , ate B oum of neetrele--and if that (min the Curie:moor . pi , only sine - very steep Morlikiiis 'Z. he eheete'es • 4 ! - . di th•lasels- rette*. e . ea rerPeee set e:c 'ltOstillties by France . against the (Jolted Stale , the I detersalbod tl3 ,Inelt• mi. Oa, an iß oa .f pf :Lk: • . grit o r i li fo t isehlie • . peewit it ro they, are eta improbable. IV : • PP •- • hms..l* m loh o - '.l " equalfe' • b ril if l ° . * *l. 6 " Coo • setspem.," i is. America . kiss done, to • • 'la 'the.laibittalioii 4 -14.this . 10 c ." 6 . 11* ... -_; at . m alt m B l i g hler ' • • • ' . __. 2 . KY lathe Chair , - her neutrality , but. she iise• forced into 11.. , ' • 1 Lin tha tnrientain.. - Illis enemy -- . iTta'rultbs. teentinsuiittimut ainit =so i -.- • , • • -.- • • ' a ces . ted, That .L. Vt' a ,rdie; Esq - :by *lt I this ttnegiolWif, which inn ex& . 4ermt • yet MO Hothlntrell-conotennoeed their • to kidgaMit' 4 l t i POPPlitiol4 than '. " eeraelcatianliteitel:sehr.=*„all ag;;./9,17444 the 'lSionarch. ' Loess, continued to trade MO* Tillage at the foot of thiesoua. commis.= insane of Parlieslam, has Merited thel! Marna.. 40ettl-fOr this has the indepeadence of Hai • Icitii then. left to them. They " T ale , - ,rat Wardle, FA. by •bio t autness's, to espine Care. 'been atioguisheid ; and for this; and for kis of )le re this .eillage also, and 'leaving mission, and °Mato brake for the people of-Broom llospi • a _-• ', A ,....- , ~. , • odided in the place, they were besides Meat anitiety of mind, sastanwd away' mot themes ' lig war litle , austrumant o f abdication, Is iifl limes, caused bran troptiatipled and isarassisig opritielitlea-- he eight is the snow..'lr-ftwit now n 're rrest in slew h tat u GI. a 1 - homage 01 . WS a . an opposition interested in the c osuiouatios of twies.- —' • ' ere It, the fiat brigade adranieti l in That G• 1, • wr lie, •Fam .by his Perseeeraltte le Ames- thee ) .at Paris, . - grin leo it once more put ,to flight dicedt the cave .. . C4* tut , t t Z:itilli has i sbt"' to : t e e" 11 =0 1 ; : .. --..amma- T pent, 9 t ,astal tie" of miquelete, and receive) which he has bees mutated; and Oat. Potwithstandine the Tut ;algid *deices from Cadis annotate . 're i the Magittrates an d isshahi- M e ti e l l e t. p a itz P ettgli, li t s lL "ea. 'fiFie to " his diameter Fr e nch . h Ikea • hh' the if' le y prisms/a that "VP his 0 ii,to have win short seleaol. rob: knereau completely executed more than ever, tatiolea to. the vappect or - every Fried at' 30 i. oth awe day was employed in. de. ' hitrount! ; and ;ibis Meetly ( Is fully conviored. that he miles from that •plaree, where vigormet. - ) 0111 I, • rho workshops and every Qiiti G n4le i t 454"(bea tizi:i i =l*!,„:thoe i tibiTclittbs; ex_poseng or on, ration:, we are told,: eels- malting fee • TI i• the manufacture of Muskets, That a Subscription be immediately eateccd into, and the But, al we have already observed , 'a lenj • transm i t: t r e ed,. to the Subscriptions itte!, is itel: crews, -and in short all the "Kle Loudorarailii4uoiniteldrefort eatrotted det:nce is Impossible ; and the wily • • I-: ed in that businev. This pro. D if ing.laffiel Wardle . 36"c"Pt fur ""! ire necessary, as the lehabitauls Atio the yroceitz•st A this eetiegbe published in The now is , that ‘ the squadron about to mil, 011t1 otif Ifdisibur g isiar England, under Admiral Datem, will strive I . 1 -4 .1 pretext, at the approach of my Sttera a "6: lo ew be -' . tees/ . to eat Resolu- gbi to have inspired confidence dons into e ff ect. before . the place is cempelled to surrender, Tt . ihserved befdro reaching them. ter T i tere.: l ! Thant" O ei thrlli b eet e e gt: given " the President , thus enable the most strenuous ot the-part. pri ntly announced, that they were SutUrip i t c i l ira t Paerriitt a his failowag el sic -• . '..11y FERDINAND to escape. ' lodueuce of the rebels. Mr..Alerauscler . ilralVll shoe-shoti,'lligit-stivei.. - Slier Geurge.Caldwell,ka.sto.ioner, do:- . What most the Spotoiards.rwhst Instal resumed my position at Olot„ , John hi'Kean, spirit-dealer, OblViidthie. - by die Col de Cann: The ad. Joseph row ler.statioser, Neer N. - rope 'think of the presumptuous lettersets d. 0;1 ed the retreat, without cape. canipbe,l*.Kilicsp'vulteersitzp ig o,Ost i, vPside• . Eeglish it: their proceedings for the Ewa -; . m James Galen, soere , Br particular, except receiving a John Millar, bookseller, Sandbag. • - ofthe Peninsula it What must all Europe disk 91 Ell from some miscreant"' who s _ s . . . - r - .. - . ii.ee 1:11 . the entrance of 21arquis WILLEILST inia ninon the rucks, . and , who *Attired. Wilt. Due. be pi pie justice." 2' , Doling .. . 1 last summer, when he proudly trod un d er fed • r o , • 1 • Waterrowd. • ... I French Flaw, \Vali posterity tho:cooduce of the troops sad . 7 ... Cottenburgh • U a . ch concludes with stating, that, ..-,„. A '.... A yvtivit c•P oTOCKS fillS 0I Y AT ONE O'CLOCK. .cre . i month the beaten, the dispersedbt,lithevee2sathisit'ill. h'ed4 s Pm a duffed to pieces by falling from _ • ' • enemy should, in spite •of the Hero of T 3 pee Cent. Cons. 67ii Lanx. Ann... 111 7-16 1 etc of the loss of the frettek- ap t ., i ttn i„ ce d 681 i th Ma . . . insiss.so :tiphs; Consisted •of only three- 4 tier cell'. -gni . !Wits floods 10s. M. - I about gases: wounded.] • 5 peetileet•fievY pia Etch. Bills; 25. 9s. It is understood that site taking sate o ar le/ . A I Cason bootee. 67ii Lottery Ticket: [7. 7 -Thip•Gtmeril of Divivion -'.\ - :.-e.. .. .. _. . ty issued.' the following P ro. - THE - S'IAIIESIVIAN ' their evacution . of the Peninsula with , sat . "'rake .., • h er o c ... ... .• • ...• - ~ --so rota .isilaiuto . ihoOk../Vaiii; ..-• • " . " 7 ...: " . ~- ''' "1"°1 I t• 1 11 14 4 . 1 . ..• • iSis• Otki!ilinitli el tail* . r 0.)..... :.. , „, , . . _ ... . :,.. . ... LOPIDON: - speech on the subject of the famous precetliot lei. - -- ' the 'British - fir - It, 4 iiiiigr'n itetireillllt; ' • Resat lipbst ,'Vilusivtir, shalt ; ( I‘ 3 l j .. . •,. , • • - • be• *object to a• fi ne bt 4; . .. A - •- • - . 41 of the Virgin MARY and Fasott“Nie t or ' -eats •• • - , 1 ..., ', • stotiosT, FERRVARY • lg. ' VENTR, is not forgotten... The tosstair . ell rot 'the eecotel silence sbaill,:lie -- • • -or- Holiness the P ore, at Cadiz, ,by the ;• - - ••• •••- , t . . i ' -. • French and Dutch • Papers were yesterday re. , • libth - flat nisisslen ef a Witt 4 114114 0 4- lh, .coiveiltn town ..-fro m presentatives of a Protestant hloojircht l these we here made extracts - pointed by a No.P'opery A4011(110 40 1 al The, p• of' the inhabilK(l4 Posseisies:g• of- the most important subjects. , '•• vet be (Orr:Oen-and now wa have take , .th e i b' and influence; 'shill beets( . - Naros.eee no longer feels it necessary. to con. oeo,i o adrid,. there .te he tried, and pay, and sisal!. &micas*, 3 5 1'' .., • so, i tillartial, Its alders and abettort ccal his-views behind that veil - of reieree with which rat and 'strenuous advocates of the I a last • they have hitherto . been covered-and hie while we refuse enrancipatioso to i • . eta and magistrates of the lesser . power is now so consolidated, that he .does not 'rite. I fall tie hlo four leagues of earrisened hesitate to exercise thatpulitical decision, wltich proportion of our Catholic fellow-sebjec t ‘, quidte consistency II! ursine to inform the• Commandant of . p o or i ose or stay o f the rebels , displays a total disregard bf ever • Advil° . that ' -......-• • •It ea lis ey • tail a the same pomades and . punish. obstructs the accomplishment of his !leave, • Tilsa 6 are are ',Porte in i"".9 - • That there has been an attempt at Negeisiiiielosi' -' 4 of Orate letters, stating. the ramp ,An A bt, I ! rEmpire says, that - in cense. -and that-such ettriaipt has wholly (41.44-ip•w . the lohehitents o f H o ll a nd ,. 'A d !li ar ., ire Proclamstiesi„ the inhabitants no longer doubtful - the P IK A ).I6 4 4 Eitionti may ,telisill of some of the Commanders Of 6 .. ( . I ci ,, owes had begun to " arm them. to admit French' 1./imps-41m . . . latter ore , Tra m e rebels,' nand that- upwards of t hsreferePmPfullid fleaSiOtet lilt increase ofdiS, catty mad calamity which must Infal l ibly be, pro. to us isPrubablet ' s • ' . tom the. atter hat reierned to . their . on A - ~ . f' . duced, and that in a very increased rad°, lir the • ' i tel le= . ~ .i.t.., liii;‘, GO, JAL, 17..-On the 13th in- preaseetlea of war. • ' • POKES wt SSR en the forele• bilin 'clock WI the.mosaing, this 31 i• '" %v is o red te S'e ' Counsellors; and Senaturs l 'is. . 'Elec. ,iom-.-•--••-tr""'"'" . ---' In our erlittsE6 I. the gra page will be found tulle, as being about to be - . 'she s land of his MOO; the Emperor,. s i. 1.11 P 1 1 4 !faro. 1. 114111 in an oddities of tiro Saturday morning tie Viealfreth Pl. I t 2, Its Msjasty*Wiefoed them Irrpm Oral . *lief' of Deilloines which cleilli *Ones sailed for Calais, with the ser,Tsets we , fief the imoiiif i g roots oh ~aew ,stleallssi. ' • . the-Austrian PriueOSTAßlttlistaat • . t.: