The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-22 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S - - THIC KING V. The a rgemetrt. in thi ti 41` , occupied the.time for two days, (luring yr emekte! as a pri‘ener, of the County of Dublh The m otion made by (met° set aside the ye t 14 iter 1114 Term, j o u'laggron ortg t, womwS, u ont dui. 40 reed t rio vier. n i,a at.the 1441 %%;.6 venire. afler ITlllllled $ and t.'r "filar irre. n. Th .1 Oven. Won the pstnication of the alleArd Dow owl Thirdly. for mittlirection The. ArrostNEY-GE, the argument, pressed for giving judgment. The Cuter JusTrce severe cold. lie could ca lor day, bat he woul which the Court intend. day utter he got well. The ATTORNEY-GT.4'4,4AL, at the Court, said', that fiills of Indictment ' against the Traverser, Mr.4laseast, by . Jury, is this Term, for publisb* its app -Arn o la* -..,4**Ato AA 1611 " 1, " 410 !" 11 f 110110.44 .to be the RA6ol'loo.l*, . tkelics -e—v .ef the County of Klikenhy. - lie (the tot i wy -Cereal) requested tiot the Coot - - order the 'indictment tube reed by Abe proper , o4- eer, and that &Laces might te obliged to plead to it C. ounsel on the part of the Traverser contended, Opt it was onirecedented to thus take the Traverser 'by surpriie, before he had an onortunity of con tatting his Legal Adviserson the nature of the Plea which it might be prover for him to pleatl p -tad re. gu ested the Court would *a insist on the Ttiversees pleading to the Indictment Instil Friday /toot., -.later a debate between Or/navel batkoOdes the Court ordered tfie Clerk o f the CroOrsi'le:iati the fodigtment (which he tecokdittgly•did),- directed teat Mr. Magee shoutd -bretibt op on Friday test. Aoki's, the Adorn., . - Alp Sell salt abebvt• 60 centimes thie aiftnerniitioe (6 solo the. tb.) Art. 7. The dispositions of, the present Decree OMB not' be apl,lieahle, except in wool relates to the tax upon...sok, to the Depertinetes of. the . Mouths of the of the Mouths of the Yrsel, of the Upper Yssel s of Frese. of NVestern Etas, of Nustern Ent., mid or the hurler Zee, ou account of the extra ordinary charges which they support. Art. ti. Our 11/inkiest ore charged, each. as far as concerns him, wish the execution of dm present-pecree, 'which shall be Inserted in the Bulletin of the Lasts. (Slyest) NAPOLEON. The Minister Secretory of State adjaleas _ (Signed) Datist CADORE. • . . *1 6 , Sine,"-Tlte 'tieisibis of the Resale base ennitantTyllie tuAllpanir4 700Alliffty, in the midst of the memorable eitents if, this easepalge,At has shuddtted at the dangers a bleb Sour blijesty ran. " The efforts of the enerniel of France have in vain bee' se eituitelliy"the defection of oar Allies, by treasons unexampled, by eatraardioury events. and by fatal acehlent —your Majhty iewssimounted them all—you have fought for Peace. 6 4 rea - . " Before the resumption ofhamilities, sour Majesty, ek a the assembling of a Congress. t o which all the Powers, et, the most Insignideaut saes, should be tailed , to conciliate nil d' cr eates, nod lay down the basis of a Pr.teC 1401Whirltble to all - thw.—Yotir enemies, Sire, oppueed thcmselyes to the nsikas - Ming of Ibis Ciagreo. It is upon them that the wholeblaneef the war moil fall. Your Majesty, who knows better than any , person the weuts sad the sentiments of your subjects, know. , that we desire Psace.—However, all the nations on the Cowl vent have a still greater occasion for it than we, aid if, notwith standing the wish sad the interest of fifty millions pf souls spr , enemies, refusing to treat, should 'Nish, by imposing tonditiolp, to prescribe to as a sort of capitulation, their fallacious hopes would be rendered abortibet . irenclitacn will thole. by their 1 devotion and sly their sacrifices, that no uati,,a has ever belies. understood its ditties towards the Cautery, lionourt'lled the 1 11 0 . - ...... vest ign." ` Bic Majesty replied— • Ban STORs, — I accept the sentiasenti whieft yen iipseta 'I ; *- • PARIS, Nov. 13. 7 ;i7esteetfait th e Prince Arch- Chancellor presided at an .410119:edinary meeting of • the Senate. . , • '. ' Nov. 16.-The Senate yeaterday assembled extra ordinarily under the presidency of his Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, Count Reg. naud• de St. jein d'Angely, and Count Mete, Coun.. senors of State, were present at the assembly. - • ..N0v...13.-The Duke of Castiglione and Baron Mickel, Commander of the Grenadiers of the Im: Oriel Guard, arrived at Paris some days ago. BA.IOILs or Via MEIN, Nov.. 7.-His' Majesty the Emperor of Austria passed 'the day of the sth at Ilittau; . ITehei a numerens suite,. among whom are' towards me . diseingulahed..the Miniater Count" de Metternich , . " A year only has elapsed slece all Europe was w_l ll / / 1 /l Minister if Foreign A ff airs ; the Grand Chambe r . now all Europe is marchingagainst us. It isbeeme the e i tt- i lain, Catitfi'Vrisisa -- the G rand • Ecuyer, Count de nion of the world is formed by Frauce, or by England. Wo , . - ' - should, therefore, hare every thing to dread without the &term! the - General .of Artillery,: Baron Troutmansdoef . and the power or the satins. • •., .- 1 Dith.4'. tn. : . tie - Ettichere s , Adjutant - General to " Posterity shall ray, that if &at toll critical circemitaneeet Isis M• ) .. 44 ~ . , Councllipt of . State . - de Kideb•- , ' pee.esed ilbsowelsto, eller evert met -ahem PrMen mdse.' ' inch- :j , : ', "'''Ci-detllftt r AURA& Miftlikettt' Ca the same day Mr. Coattfoed-, Minister P fessle.4 • -• • ..:. 41iemeasa comattily *c..istailnitts4rf , potentiary, and Envoy Extraordinary, from the], Legetiosi.with th e Anitrian Ambassadorat P an t.; United States of America, had the honour of being the 0444 , WoOgraire' of Bohemia, the PAHA' - fib admitted to an audience, and presented to his Ma- . Kottaaeatkr,thw. Eoglish Ambassador, Lord Aber.. jetty his credentials ; after the audience. his Mejesty rieerrf Pitruotalitnbohlt and Do Bildisi, tiso,Pros4aii; held a Council of Commerce. Their Majesties af- and Swedish Ministers • . • ''.:.: . • •.• •••• ~.. ''''';' , 2 terwards went to pay a. risk to her Serene •llighness, i The disgrace • of- the .Russian ;Cameral.; • Ctient* Madam, who is slightly indisposed ,. and from thence i Tolstoy, is attributed to the tafteit which be suffered 'proCeeded to the Palace of St. Cloud. .t. before •Dresden ' when he, was Aneapecietily. attacked An ()dicer who left Dresden on the 3 d of Noiere. by Marshal St . Cyr, who had' een lef4 io that capi., her, has brought dispatches' from •Marshal St. Cyr, :•tal. This Marshal, afterWirde; soirphed • upon 'with the following intelligence:- i Magdelturgh, collecting the French. troops .akfiO, On the 12th of October, the enemy attacked the ' were upon tbs-Elbe. • .„. ...- • • village of Plauen ;he watt repulsed, and the French l• CARrARVIIR . ,./gO/. 5.-.-It wag on the 224 ibid Ma '.troops, remained masters of the field of battle. This Majesty the King of Saxony-set out with hlitattifli tainbat was but of trifling importance. ' for Berlin. It :is said his . Majesty's -stay there will :• On the 17th, Marshal St. Cyr,. having learned ,be but momentary. g e will afterwards: procette . ansol te. that General Eenttigsen had quitted the camp, leaving ' the fiteall town of &Wilt, AIL the march of ~ General Tolstoi with only 15,000 men, marched' den be rgli, wile* tiseY NO.. preparitt NOettlet,tkin ,eigtlas44ll - Russian a=mp, attacked, routed, and i the Castle for him and his suite. • ~.*. . . to emit 20 pieces of artillery, 3000 prisonera, .-. Auosantto, Not: 8•-=Accordin g to an order pub.. t- . . .. ....... . • and drove the remainder roper dans ks reins. to tha; fished at Leipsie by the Ruesiati•Geoeraliteproin, the'. Con LaucatninlX ms s..- We are happy to frontiers of Bohemia. All that corpi would `bare' 00nAitutten of the. kingdom of Saxopy is to be pro learn that it le Intended to estabilaillaschnol on Lan. been taken if we had.. had more cavalry, but Mar. wi4ottailiittlitejleigeti. , The Atithoritiet will remain v enerian priociplesile the indepeadentown of Cove.! shit St. Cyr had 'only 1500 horse. A part of. big 'in their situstiens.; but they ace ohliged tp take the - We know of no town in this-courtly Altera such an I force occupied the fort *of Sonnensteht, and Were in• oeth of alttaghttce, fidelity, end obedience to iiiicoa estahlkhinent could be go advantareugly fiied„.and . comn , uu kation w ith hi*, ..- i lesced Pewees. " The Austrian Minister • Count - de .se enter fain no doubt bet the projected Institution A. .. General Kleivau and a corps of General Chastelar . ' Metternich, has -been elevate d -to the dignity, of viii meet every aid and co;optiratien from the cont. lia4 marched upon Dresden ; they were upon the left !Trines by the Emperor of Austria. •-• '. • 'nullity of the County and City' at large. . liiitit'ef the Elbe; the . right was entirely free. •• . . 1 'MILAN,. Nov. fi.-eLetters .frem beatt . 64Nettsrei. A meeting of the re.pectahle inhabitants of the Marshal St. Cyr had exulted the castle of Meissen': dated Veronue , Nov. 6, meter as follow :•-=' • _., Coody of Kilkenny has been lately held, to con, , to be demolished, after hewing withdtawn the gar.' ' 66. The limy 'has terminatedita• mosement to tab le of sgcla 'usetetureeas may be necessary for the th en . The forager( wiry day went to ths:dit i position upon the -Adige. .Magazines ire rokin,int . maintenance 4 the - public pent ,; _wriest persona tame of three or four leaguesfrom the place. . • -.,A . . ,all the points of that department , which..gaer, asseciatedtry -, illessi ealliso-vibo hale coodattaa "IL- . 'there were ten days provisions in •reserre,:itti . . ;limo for supposing the army will remain there for ' rious actg of obtrage, as it should seems *Pau a j they were preparing tb V,lt upon Magdeb u rg, • .a - lcasg time." . • •., • .'' syment peeuilaelitAlarming. • • - '' • 1 Count de Lobau;'CettArDittites, Count Durositel, : .Sraasenttoiti,Nait. VheAre Ica that Marshal- Puolusake:-The battle between Polak? and Aftia,7l and all the other Getreealg, were well.' They only the Duke of Bethune; irlialiifieWs 7 With his staff and enders took place,, at hloulsey Hurst, on Saturday. j tat in the battle of the 17th, 150 men. Thp fleetly •" . .suite, his been charged Wititht-leommand in thief Painter was the victer, The battle lasted nearly 44 --lied not from that, aids any bridge over the Elbe. upon all the thin - of the, Shiite, from Banque 'to minutes, a n d co nwrisid 21 ro unds of hard fighting.* pagii. Noe. 15.--Yesterday, after Mass, her Ma. I.Landeu. Wa an assured that 'the Duke of Tatentum Painter ranks high mi . the boxing list. -Dress, the j e i ty the 'Depress being in her epa rtmenti its the Palace ..coinateads in .010 all the troops' along the Rhine eavigator, beat a heavier mats. withoet a scratched . . . ..; Cc*, and a third battle ••qbef‘ ylace„ after which the ' '..of the Thuilleries, surrounded by.her ladles and offi. ',hal-Leads@ to Milanese., : . . • ..„frarraer, Nov. 6.-Thee heati-qoarters 'of tai f.. in her service, gave ae andieneel2-tbe Minister lamas co n cluded at dark.. - • •at War, who presented . to her 'lb: Antoci of colouli -coalesced armies were atill-ow 'the 3 1 st- of-Oct. 'at; --Kellee---. • .: taken from the enemy in the battle of WachausAthinunger. The Grind Dike Constantine had gotiel COR% racoarros. Nov. 111.-Yie hod n kap win' cif [ , v -_. ~.. .. Wheat this owning. whirls, ridrie4l to the arricti of 1,90)31 , 45 1 P"..1 "4 Heinen . _ Bach liar was carried . as to Coburgh , toll* Duke of Saxe-Coburgh, his. hro: HI !to ..r Fluor in,t %leek has ocentioned yrry dull palcs ; what . officer. The Mini Age s eed these otheora were cone Oter-le law. • - , .i • •......' tittle Wiwi.' was disposed of this moriiiitg tabard a reJeirtion of 4,.. :oil a coiriiderale quantity is left unsold. 11;tr;c.„ na t . C ~o _ __• . • ~. ducted to this audi nee bye Master of Cereinotiher• ' FILANNYettI,' Nov6-16-6--iiatiase. hen inforteed'it Oa.s. Peas, mid Beans ore henry sale, a: 4s. cheaper, laid large and preset , I 012 I nkl, which-torah place at Leipaic Merited St. 'fed to the .c.orprllßS ' the Dishes' .... e A ,,. . . . , _ no ~,situ' remain unsold. i Montebello, Lady of .Honor Majeity: -R.J, Wheat iEriglisb) 6O b 2 Beane Ditto (Foreigs9 . Rye •.40 44 'rice do. .4';.... A 6 KY Minister at War, Ilk •Attriev, old . it - .31 . iii ow '••••., 5 4 80 66 MARA/4,E,-1 presen( Year aim. - .- oat, .. • 30 36 ‘ Walt ID s 6, pin , • ditto ,_„„.,, ..... .... . sours takenat the battle , wino Vont • AM 1 1 . Poland do: ....... ...... 46 4.1 Sumo, which his, Majest Nevk dat'l .. 4 4 . 4 .... ou.-. -- 0 Fend dives ' 3B from the field of battle Ditto iloilen i le to 84 Fine Floor ... . . y ... 65 go i . ? Grey Prab • 30 es botouris • • .i. 6O 53 our Majesty, 11 1th _ eolours will attest to posterity Milli FIELD NARK 1iT.,44.1 , ;49. • To 41. k tt.e tlint, per maw of 00b. French armlets. ...Treasons Without t Reef ... fn. ed re , 66. Od. "pad of Caffle this day t cured to our enemies, great adraelages ; Slat a ..d. 1111 •li I • 6i. 43. flaw i .`' M I , ° thetWwithout glery ; they ` sue Pock ....a. -ea 14. Ri. im. Cili.lllll • • • Veal . • .116. oe- as &. ud. Sheet. .. - • , .10 sitet•lararophies. , May i ; Lamb . „ .op, ed. st , OC ed. Plea • `.. : 3 4 0. congratulate taysetf on ' • • -.' 11.(Y-11A IsT• . 1 Hee Majesty replied-6 , • 11ay...„.., • .41. th e - . . is . 61. h. 06. • . k.ver .. o►,- 4 -to 64. 111. Od. ~•• .. 14 Pti „ 41112/3..ti. tee i. _ , • atelly, %b. 61 4 k.: ik4010 4 . •3 1 . 11 , - - 111, Ode ft . • . I tr• 11.19 r Ills r by (Rom the 2g, h f tbst Itattarml with. Ot -.rtifiheil. and its Generate overvti)er, ex, terms respec:- retellignee fhlt * ha). ho, velfhboutto(i'd fidu s , oysit,Armiti 644 -11riudipi NAts . plest pissed h is Majvse or' note, 11;4 icm recejied the vioa supped. lie set cede is stilt st ~suds is in t' a recoler• th on the 411 t. • .tr adigor:;,;#4.f; 4 ,sp farodrable ing prPruiNi t to return Ur MAYiNCk, __, Witeirtiiii.lo liftleil to approach Leipsic, a corps of treoprotaa left'. to the city; ander the orders, of Marsha) St. cteand Ceuta. i Labatt. The City was presided in - melt a Moaner 'that the inhabitants Ind solsrvis.lattred - fee : nothing. The enemies attempted to' approach Ileestlin ; ,tbey were rippleetWith considerablsi toss. Thvy qtticktr ordered Solite men from ToPitta l :a o4 surrotitidlog places ; but the French; who weriluforined of their weakness,:inki of their dejection', fell upon them, completely driteatedlttem, took their a rim anti bag gage; the wrecks of..Toistoy's corps took refuge in Ipohemle. The-French army-hid attained i ts ob j ect, which was to descend-the Elbe, to collect the de tachments which were aim* (hat riser , and place all itteequipage of the , army at itriapraburg. This plait . sitii - ekieuted with reMarkettto.auters, and the enemy again 'fatind - hiesself deceired ih his `expectation. It is thin tetiot which was the oconaion of seoding Count de Tibtey end teiorat other' Generals tube the in tonfa-af itusiii; • - *' " ' Mils, .Not:' 14. - -lletters frost 'Wenn* inforte no thit they reckiin• that mot* n tlititit' four hundred i• I . Spanish soldiers arrived in ' giyiniitslo' the *aurae of !'itifinenth. .' _ '' ' • ; : . . . ,•., ." • : - . -httNtelittY-AT:W2I-it--.4efOirlror ARIth.GOK EXTR.ACT OF A t g aiTlitt. sp • tastittott.tampy THE Mt* SISTEAL.,AT:"I*IILCIS Illttinirei DIMS OF AL* . - • . • - .• litareciona, Nov. 9. * tic -DuCi44=ilicce-mot given your Ificiattgtelf. eudeuptutt At.e-'44l*OPt petty 11 - 7 ''s toif 'altiatic . titi:.pbal e l . which, altiesogh:alltuys in our Act of iutAcke impn!tance - taile the rattlkjettet IL ettPhrt; Lwitt, confine repolf to telling tiraf tittke mishes oer tot& ft hare ilbdiriCthEik UMW a)ert nese •arptz:eiti. • • ••••f 4 • ordered 4enerall. Delort tO, march with 1000 Infag . tryt t ipou 0-retiolletg, end to ;Ittreateuibe roidfraitt . irfc.l4..whil4t Musiteer's diri iiinti..paithiL at 4thedelt4 pushed . forlard to Arne aiidilireqeiiett the ettutlir,s right • flank. Ghl lrat Debora marched upon' the defile of Garuga, atesl'by: ?Keene 'of thin co-operation turned the ene my, *he etas. etttehlahed - c.chaloned ;redoubt s, and whnprecipitateit sifter a short . .sesistence, sere,* men and wounded. — GeneiattAorteaesediit ktinte!totrPnelt.tients to be .0, 't ftSvelefeiVed - titcnsints . from Tartest, dated 'the ROth•of:Octoiser. ' Generil. flobeit gives me a stalifactert siCoant:otthe place and the trop. On the 9th he gain .ii, signal sdrentage over the Empe clnado rots the 15th, seven- battalions of General i ; Elici 4 a triiiiii`ilets9,ithed by the villages of Jesus and t les tionnetas, to attack the oiterior posts' upon the islet hank of the: ,Ebree. General Robert, with 1200 .men; itrifolees, end:fear, pieces of artillery, Int*lteditlilthiat ahem. - The :annoy, eplsed to the SO' . lif 'fhb fdit*iisruit i m p e t uo usly attacked by 4 i that feet thejsieve garrison', lost more than 600 li ni i, stittl - was pil in completasoute. .From that M . eta Gene'tsl.g,obert has been llTNtltrearitkout the , piii?etosto6nslderable disiance. ..1 1 4 paytthe highest ' . `CAtifilitisitif to: hit; treer,•iterl especially., the Coto eel oftista skoivid tert :ci A biltit. efie li ct; el the 3d .itffit.:: • ' ''' **.''. , ' .-: • 4.; ' ',..,_ - :. : ''.:',v:lNlga.ol '. Tbemarstel•-• 414)17/11$A. i. ••• , riotwca, -'. I t s . sigi,. :. • . - * Art s " ~... -A( ,-..,- ...-, ~.- -,u, . • 1.....i 1 g., .... .-4 ~...... - - _. Ay ~.. ... Ih . 'aivilii*udt. . • : '. - iii ~.: . , *-: •i- lg., , 4.4. • , ' . IN Manilas". oc itssrl7th instnot; contains three 11/olVs do .Senn‘its ,Caliv4. They are extremely loini:-.-Tlie following is a brief tintraceof them :---- The first is for placing 900,000 men et the disposip tier of the Minister et War. It begins by referring to the memorable sitting, its which the Empress osinted out thinrcessitiea.of France, and that France be safe, bt• propertianing . her efforts to -iod the Saxons • .•50 ”Oeretl. Intl sod still is of the tie, the 11., and lion of rr froo tbat th• _ Ai:►a', to pactitibtt to t5ll vq!ng , whoa) _,..„...,;., ~,.. . .. .....-__..._...,,__ _., l i l t . 3: , zsmAlNt .7„...4.-.-,.....:„ . ,:,, , ...•.‘,#:,.....:k..- , . ~. . . . '.. . , ------- -"UM. . _ .. . -. • -, . .. isb..... [Mi,lith . ;.!,. • •,..', t; t .., .. , ~ .- . ' ..,.. : . ' ; pgrrir y I . ..: ~., ...... . : ',t , 104 - .. i ~ ... , se 4 64 o l4n tp uft c..inat t ei ,tko rit g : 9 o l f t, h l4:O b a;t w f• :" A il t : l . ,ln ii t c h r e t : 44 7ll3 4 : f a .w fir if r o h v a t, v 4 i g n ori p, ; - A uL -e,o 42i.. c.c.s : fslly , . . t • ' ' . . I'd 8 ittlelfOrwt. 1411, . PAN** • • , ' . ' . bouediff attachment . to. him Ind to France. )Mee,,, - A divtdon of -t. •70t ironvinoded,b v. ;win setron. !, • , Sr. Ctettroi Nev. : 4 l . ' '. , - .'''. ; ilie l 47 ,on ihy•itart, theoktropliies 'io the Church of . Inve.- , illirgantn; had j , ,inett: General ItY teak era hia intefelling•fted **tent at ten o'clock in tl4 , .... , 4 1... . . 4 Adatlni. iidoe g oljsat 4,lsosts bravo men may see in •thenv a.proof*illsio-ritir•sii• .0.. vnitaillarnbit forces t . bat ; a end attention of the C.Set OfOien a War, to .. 'Ohl Oaks; de t f stlel l itoreat wl t iah I hes*. f o r them ", V know . id), nintchnd-LIOCI !isnot); lrilere it arrived wil which period Mr. Magee iii, Fehr(' Minister' at Wett11144114:40. Criallusr a jai.. Jili.iikiina which they have.to m y . preteerian.'' -:- tepidity, o- 'iy for the purtinsoof being cr , A,. g.......t,ii,. ,in the custody of the tetlititilf Ulster ' Director at toe osomv„ roesfailitilkArqy i :r i 3 and ; . . •' to 1040 ha t tilotrrs; its best allicrs, and . i in. •- . Count lidollior, Mini:terser itta, u.aim011td, r ,,,,.. p ,' or y., 1. , TM Picki '%, I t lIECUE.' • •th Chief. , .. . • • . •ti• y the Traverser Cneniiit was ;. At noon ilia MairstY reeeitte . ..,_ . . trdict hal agoiest him, iii the ' who were aundected to mu .. ~_ 1 4. sTITE. • • .preseesitself in the' folloning laconic ten titer and i.: an Assistant, introdoced by.. 116- istasfet,it - Palace of St..Closil, Na'. 11, 1.913. ling this battle•t— -t and was'arguod on ths.foi. • .• • . • .. Ceremonies and presented br kis gitiene• 7 Napoleon, Emile** of the French, Klieg of Italy, Prottc , I!, w e hare to.ndly reeei c o kik ) l it ette! : • • - - ! tar of the Confederatitin• of tite nine, :Mediator of dm i , ; sh at Jars. that found the verdiO, :0 1 1 4 Prince Arcil*Chin"** * Eallpink:: - • , , lbeincubfallerstlea, 8c... -. .. . - tle•kas been fought it; Ow 4114/libel^lnd v in n oinitelled. balloted, and. wont: i Majesty digeoursorfor'ioine. 'with ' , itie 4 --. f.l Wth e tor our Minister of Finance eon- i between the Austrian Eavaiannrnty ittta irl. II Jury re relurned OPuil at _.l. 5....: • _ t • . *. .- .- i . , e r por a farmer velure had hero Jollied and :of that stay • :The audience 101 '. 10 " 44 .4• 11 4 ., . :IldeAr the . utgettcy of • circuarstaoces, our Conned' i'nfoni,' io e : zularitv. ' • : Council. of State assembled in itt listi of iligiariti as' proofs of. their-4alvur. 4 Getters' ;dint . . . .... ...„ - . : . ..,.,„. , of fet . i iiii oit to•agreel ug wehare decreed and do de c r ee : 7l l: : h :ths allied ;troops hare i 7 s net evidettee- to go to the Jury of and his Majesty presided over . it: ;eel Libel, i 1 the counts of the city 6f , . ;-- . . . I. At ftur o'clock the Emperor MO 4 ,-• c ~,ja ...„.....--, .c.,• . .-...- — 11 "1, . Net'it;there shall be collected 90 Centimes additional to the' . 1. /AVSA: 4 SS; Maerd 4.-- 4. hei IP!** a! ;of the Judge. ' " 'iCO • et which assisted the '- • tilitt.,l' lion on doors, wittdowis, and patents of 1813. Tint , thriugh Ride tut h 9 270 -of:Pcitiflim..- .1 s EWER AI., at the conclusion of ; ries, the Ministers of the Interiat, of . 'ir, Ca esti.' . it tikes shall be payable by thirds, is the departments of,., intw • actontital l e d. br . 00100.00,040811140 sof November and l)ecetnber, 1813, Auld is January, . . • ---- • the Court to appo!nt a day lAeeperie, Chaptal, Reputed CLICSIdItt Jean. • • d'An.. t: It' ' . ! , Igoolto Milan.. Oo tot ; oftiss4 he tete! , UConnt Stint Lug, ,witis - viltoni he'sappt . .4 1 eiy, Mole; and the Dukes of Couagliano and Vi- Atlol i The.petsoual contribntion. and the part of she contri- • ~.: s aid, he was extrenatiy lit of i cense . -i• t. spoor propelly, witieh is collected by clowles, shall be don- out at _.• .. . c 0.... noutrtgot to condo his route. • . - • .i • f bled *Abe sear 1813; the additional impost shall be lesieci, at ,d not then appoint any peep. I u ..tets, Nov. 14.-7 to-ney, &ltany, NOV. 14; A the d. Asia by the preceding Article. .'• .' - Cllll6Oll/11E, Nov. .7. -4;.eneptit' iYt - e old give notice of the day on : aeon, his Majesty the Emperor god Xing, beipg 'open I. r A i . u Ttie il ativauc l e e. o m n e ac tiu conniputtit et Iti="caorlilittlo a ' e „! ;* lllitalg ; (be most dangerous or•blii . .ss hut Mod to give Judgment, on the, Melhett,tio,etsireseded by the priu . ces,. p.,w ..... • .I.fig., o a t! Ire n impood at this rate fur preceptors u gamier, and : abdomen :he sufferi great _paiiv.,-. - The • ; ntfaries;• *it Ministers, G rand-Offigaro l d - Fogtia-' far von the hat of the rate fixed, as the tax ea tlha,Pria• . /Waist in-believing that lie Will ,fiat f1:1 „ vac, a t th e r i s ing of the' of the fasiOn of Honour, end 'o4l4iiii 00 service . . .A rc . Rrek, ,, i , .. g f:om this da y , there' shall he collected twos ; , Idejetity,tltelarperot of Austria -arris gof Indictment had been . found about his- Majesty, received iholitsito who wear,' . 'lnes, iry•killogramnis ea sa lt,' sad 10 ee miarre in a ddi t ,t:ist il i um. -, • • ~,- .., . ,A 7 r, Mr... Moose, by the Grab.. ; Coadttated to tlds.audienta by *Muter( and •Aists •. E t terii as in-respect to the reeeilne'tof nikniniligritti6.l! of_ i • ' Cooet de Metternich, Mt • tliifer , for • for publishing i' l ;$ P9 e,r a'•• of Cffar"uiear introdttito l 4 1 •74, 16 ..,...,.-44,. - ' s •.';‘ :5... . -4 ..4 ' , caber itats nottubjeroft agreement the war oji.loothiple=leteTarifs or.. fates erri3treir in the night bet wren the 4th L aminialmssislieo( l'._ . 1 . •...: tff 9' t . GT* oth Pio etw....• aavd-ro 'onWSti",: i y ma '•'• ' ' . " `l' ' -, ,'• "Se *Odelitulal dartillitgotairistigi Isatiulti;eteit tutp •` • ...Reseral - persons wi t ibte•dras Resolutioos, of, . . ' 4-1 Oist, the Prince Vice Grand" Erie ,; his r u ieettener ~ ' ratt , senuogng in thelsaeeho,oso, - err 13 to Art .• 8, oli.t t ite . eot ivitt l .- , • ;in ' • • - 1 '• Sillt if lith rtirril,.l6oB, to p e to the avoist Decree of tap th. I V at Klitenhi. lie Clic At- t Count de Laoepedx, rliriaidenty. 47°6 . in ' .titifdif i J une r o t l / 4 ,,,i,, x . - . . . tva . from this jetultei.' 7`l . telt' in - - • Ink -lobo to Ber li n, (tom wheaccrhe is 1 . ~ .7.,1 tiat theCoirtf Wet's! cosi ;terms ;..—. ' -.-- ,:. .• . , art. 6. ?hit withstandine the dirpositions of the preceding the aimy , of the millis. . . .. ..: _ Arable, the Adthlni;trtii ion for the . beytted , tlie . Alps . ! . .h!vil not M . AYS,xci, Nor. 10,.—Virhen-tbeiittfl e sentti w :mpress bj the Llucliess er tite i s mo...yaa a. r .,-- ___ r ___, . . :onour tether Majesty: Cyr and•Ceont Lebo's : marched upon Magdeburg ) i - coold only be sea l by proportioning .ner Qom neje:Ay,: hie . EacelleneY the where they joined Gen. Lemarres and the garrison. itsidtwilde to sablect hert.that at that ' perios ',CA:tuitions ,' Nov. 6.-4? n the - I sth of October defedoo isi. Bari*, the, 4eaertion :of the lent to your Mkiesty the co- the Bavarian General, Wrede, took tliolpemnand in Were unknown—that circuessAutree had Ten le of Wachau; Leipsic, ; and chief , of the Mignon corps which had joined the gloVielis victctrig,barrenro44at t*pfy of alert jeity the Emperor sent..ine Bavarians. Between the . I#tii ;end 234 that ninnyi.feriedstanoe or oar- children awl' ,bvnthers st t, .and ordtred me to print performed 4 march of. s3s:leagues, announcing upon Arm% -pia gloriously- fighting no thelienks c the subjoined letter.. T all tbe toad) . that • • it wallOng destiny the Grand Rhine t iiinSeunded on the. ban is of :i.kitt r Wai" 4 posterity the velour. 44 Abel . French • Arrey, and event its re- piss in g the • Rhine. Rbo i , -, ,is • flonbs,,,the Gil owl". Ow ' ciselle ma Without euoisplebaru4iro: -On the 23d General. Wrede heard of ,the *Mite of thii:.,_ ! . i tC.• *C. ISit*,‘lFhat would the gaunt . rest edrunteges; they. slier I t elpaic,l aqd s,he same day he was jollied by "dvii 7 fib '.- ~ ..., k . , (101-11143. enemies, ,who are on her ley canuat support thee by Count Ale- Zeppelii4.lli4, ter,of . .,s to the Xing. of tie*, ;- . trate into her territories•-‘osserts th `I be peeMitto4,, Isllucfausk -- to Wortetaberg. The cliferentdirisions of this army- , 2 i i i ; - 4•Pieitipotentittries on the part of ilto this itoaentittruble missisib." passed theidtiO:.illi 9cifieufit -and Uf henheltsh: --On - wet .. - ;intended to deceive-cefers to, the pm —. . t h, rid sw t gu t . 4,, th • W r oe .iiiit q c, joined • by/I 1 , of-Pelcitd, men warning to •• Fran ci--e ppeals ) . .e WAR . ,--4 am anseidereble bof the allied tronps ayoundei the - Ass• ,'lscsoup- et.trecochmeo ; end. con Mrivrizi concludes Pry{ ef• ivricbreccei sod k tr im Colosisitl ," - **Xer ) ;*(kittflor 'l.o.Chefiknbergylitbitt Sainlimellisd .by Use srlselc pole* of the a • ....: , .., !. ..: . . . . 4 4 . . -'` ' • ... 1 . - • .• .. 4 vo st.tr:-. • .--... N4r4L INTELLIGENCE. Ntsv.2l.•-Arrived the Sprightly cutter, with a coo ry from Dartmouth and Eameutbs wlsistb .are sailed for the 1 : River.—Canse down from the 11.inersViall of West Indiamen, and remain all as per last. FIVE o'CL.ca.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Impregnable, Met. Yowl, with the chief part of tke 'North Sea squadron. FORTSKOTTI4, Nov. ll.—Arrived the 7ephyr sloop of war from Pl)mooth ; Sabrina 'sloop of war. from the westward ; and Union transport, from Passage. The convoy remains as before. Pi.v mount, NOw.l9.—Cause in the Helicon sloop of war, f, urn n cruiser anal the Prefrileut frigate, from Torarty.—Sailed , the sppir r osoftirieuresith a convoy is the Wt. • V 1ip5..19 . :;-;.:A rebore/ yesterdaf the Queen Char lotte . pedivo, frail Prmange, in eight days. The following packets tb's tar sump ince the Rondo r—Prince Ernest, for Lls boo;.und Ludy !ration. for l'amage.—.t ship passed up Chan „pet il l i d autons„ supposed to be the , Windsor Castle pheket, from Naha, andli is thought she has proceeded on for Stangate •Creck. . • The I,sedon, Brovin ; the . Princes', Rogers ; Spanish Hodgson ; Ittisittieth l Wilson, from Oporto to Loudon; lcb, Harrison, from ditto to Lynn; and Talervera, Ilfown.,' from Lisbon to London, are taken and carried into Calais. The Suseirnah, Wilkinson % of Sunderland, foun dered on the Gnus, on. Wodnotday.—Crew saved. The liltsr.y,' Jamieson, from Sligo to. Liverpool, Is totally lost on Tory Wand. The Gamwerc,e, Most, front Buenos Ayres to Liberpol, is wrecked in Carnarroo Bay ; part of the cargo expected to be saved. vii;•l • I • f I • "1:: • I • t f • ; • I ' -1 1.. 1. nt • Ii" 'I ~~ ~o