The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-12 00:00:00

.~=- ='- f I iii •IF • IL7 . • , • , • ovo -- - . Westing they connotprocecd to the execui out consulting their Chapters, and thu. time for suitable explanation. The Cha Church, in sede'racante, link also refused founding its refusal on the representar parishes, with other reasons which will its answer. I have thought it my duty tt, pres?ntation in the name of his Holiness, this proceoding, ut.les it had previously consent or approbation of the Pape, or, acetic., of a National Council. It appeared necessary to nOtify this to your Eminence, guidance of you; conduct, hoping that or : a subieet it a ill be conformable Os dit:a ries, rendering thereby an impornh rs.::gion, to the Church,-andto-ocr most 111 whose aathority and rights are, in my• wpitrien ' in juror!, and the episcopal dignity as little faaoured.— . ..Nll this requires, as the prudence of your Eminence. - weil knows, Ike greatest confirm, and %%RR the same 'caution I shall communicate tri g you Whatever may orcur and throw light on your proteedinge. God . preserve your - Eminence many years. •. Cadiz, 'larch fr. The As cishi-hop of N iCEAS:e " toe lllubtlMw, I) .sio ?in ! ('4 •pig r ut the llui) Church of Malaga." ....IV.--orticiArt pion raom TILE' MINISTER FOR !ft; GRACE •AN/I 3VSTIC6 TO THE NUMMI. • • 4g Etcr.u.corr Sui,—The itegency of the King anettintt‘ht that Four Excellency, not forgetting 4SaisOusellic-eintrartor of Gewite from his Holiness, with width you . were clothed, •to a nation equally ~ I hrhtie as religious, would, hare cootinued yourse.f ;within its limits, tort not abused the consideration . which the. Spanish Government lets shown to your . 7 -stirsion, preserving you in it, notwithstanding that .the catrivity of the Jl.ty Father, that of our be loved King Ferdinand VII. and other circumstances, *.vieduld have authorised it to doubt its legitimacy. His Vighness expected this in consequence of motives so .respectahle, and which ought to hove hid so much influence in making your Excellency regulate your private cooduct agreeably to-them. But his ugh. •stess has With surprise seen, that observed by your Excellency in the business of the Inquisition, on the toth March, on which you addressed to the President slid supreme Council of Regency, in a note as Le gere of his [Mines,; on this same day you wrote as Atchbistiop of Niceas, to the Chapters of Malaga .and Granada, and the Bishop of Jaen, inciting them, particularly the two first, to :May, and even deny Nulling the Decrees expedited by his Majesty', reseeding the establishment of Tribunals, Protec • tors of the Faith, in place of the abolished Inquisi. -tient, and the publication of the Manifesto of the Carte.; in the parishes. Your Excellency. did not content yourself with writing those letters, which, mi,leatling the public opinion, might have caused a division upon so grave and delicate a point. You -likewise went further,. at you failed in that reserve hick you recommended In your note, at the same time that you advised-it to the Chapters and Prelate, that they might consider yOu as the authorof a plait in tended . to leave tempo's! authority oishOut emoloy ment, under the . promise that you would cummuni cato to them o hatevor should occur, and would give th v information fur their reciprocal proceeding* iu • futu.e.. conduct, so contrary to the 'rights of • unions, exceeds the limits of your public.,s.baracter. .y- or Excellency has ay:tiled yourself of .your pro. tertian as a fbreign Prelate to organize disobedience , .the subjects. Ilis Highness cannot see this eon. 'best with indifference; and the less tio4. as in defence lit it is alleged the .necessity of rendering an import ant service to Religion, to the Church, • and to our most. linty Father, whose -authority wittl.rights, in the opiisions of your Excelleticy, are .prejoillteed by She decrees, ate! theopiscopiLdienity litelefavour. :.ed. His Ilightiets stew considers the; lamoutable conseqnencesorhicisn'ight lose followed . to.the.safety -of the State, from- the iovoigations of yoor .ErKel lency; supported by motives of so greet indoenco; - and the obligation he is under to defend tite.stavand protect religion, authorities him to banish youc lency front these kingdoms, and seize your temporali. ties; but the desire of manifesting the respect and ye .. n.trution in which the Spanish nation his unsays held . the "acrid person of the Pope, and the desirettlsortot •to render greater his. affliction, restreioeillis Iligh -ness from taking this step, confining himsegtnerely -to informing you, that he disapproved .sucb!ronduct, - under the assurance that your Excellevir,y will, in futureeonfirte yonrself oithio the limits of .yooglega • clop, and not avail yourself of your public chereeter. ..,to engage, as a lnreign prelate, in the same or•iimilar traasavions, but merely make your representatiuns •to the Goverment through the mediltrte Secrt• Lary of State. In the idua, that if yaw, Escelltncy forget your duty, his Highness Will find•hiraself un der the psinful, but uttavt,idable necessity,' 41 snake ale if all his authority in • discharge of the duties which he took an oath to fulfil, oltess...bri.took, au him his office. •• " By his order, I communicate this to your Ex. - netlenerfor - your information, and the government of our conduct. _ • "'God preserve your Excellency uslny years. " 1 . 41 the Arenisi-h..t) pf Nl47ektoi. . " A. C.AIAPIYMA:' " Cuts, AprllSt 1419" ,• • ~•‘!“.• girt haitittit' l loikOistck CtigtiOgoLltill with considerable: pl'esistire'yo ''tit Av. Headers' the putillotfoit•bf the "FtleatA4 **l°4lihilell 'tratirdittary matt tionhat• We tliisik mn•iiiitift*; - 61'4 . itubjeet ut b10gi4114,: . 1: important, becittise• hilts en actor, but becaise ails a Omit • trail hat 'besll'Weed Sts situifloni fellgw.nmul -anti be • cause hii• Cohlitict . t*Anih'ilii•eventful lift% if' faith fully related, cannot Tail 'to Interest the feeling% had • in ltidlt'ate to other% in if' itvik lug manner; • the path they should pupae for thei.althinment of'te•tribeld's • and their awn t r ip en hi do' +IL •••"lichi *cork his:Ml*ol4d by an intimate Ml:.Cou'x2V journes; and conlatnitlai warirtuf dra rn3,tic Wolk% aneellotetof I 4 nes temporaritaAc•ite. The trotting matelionve-mile and a half, between Nod Mr;lifosvorill:flgniNraolt-pliie on the-road - betweenlCantei bury and won by thelitter.: From the Com lie match, brig•wer* considerablyin r, but on the ground they took a generally five•to fourin favour of the uting, Mr. Itoalfe's pone) , took the some lesigth t when it struck (gal wice afteseards, and opponent ith ease. '; .• • -- z ..; a! • t it • ~.~ ~.1~ t't,VA ~r i'►l t. _ . me n flag rift race ; i refused to receite it ; theibreafh Was practicable: " On the 2 . 3 d and 24fh the enemy eonicaned to -fire itith from •30 -to 35 pieces 'of cannoti . ,_• !he de stroyed al Isthe fronts of , t he houses front the Zioreold Elthr, and Opened two new breaches. I Was. ,assured that the second was practicable,.asidthwthird much' less en. • • # 'From the 2241 he set ire to the town it leveret • • and kept it op by-the centimial throwing Of n had njieady' suffered much. • • " This :morning, the 25th, at *four o'clock, the enemy toolt.artvantage 'of the pipe for :the dopser atice of the . ..water (rpm the fonistaisi 'yr* lijiwu, to establish a sine, with which he blew up tee place of arms which entered thercovered way Upon .this signal. some columns of shack were put in mo . , " The direction of the fire from his batteries on the 211 h made me presume I should be attacked dar ing that 'tight or in the morning, and I made my • dig positinns accordingly. • I • . • • " Every where the enemy was; feceived with the greatest Vigour ; all who reached the breaches' were killttl or wounded ; tku. emlur*ns which• had distri bated themselves in thts.env_eved way were al quickly driven from, and,prevented from_ establiehing selves ott it: • • k:. • • " This deed of arms does the treatest hraiinr tb' the gareison of St. Sebastian, mid. Isbell have the hop nour of acquainting your Excellency, in isy first report, of the names of the bravo men whojtAtticy tarty distinguished themselves. . .. • . 64 I "inmate that the Eugfish have lost from 14 tb 1500 men, either in the breaches or.in the coverer) way, from the fire of artillery, howitzers, and shells *Melt were' throin on them near 'the Fosse Braye-of • St. Jeass's bastion, or ots approaching the . s • breaches. • " The English General' asked me to bury dead ; I granted an hour. " I have' * brought in 3131 vroUrided, of *hot 13 are officers,. of those Gum' Upon the breaCh, Or at the font of it, besides 237 prisoners. The enemy carried off hit more distant wounded. ' The wautitt • ed assure us the enemy had b officers killed, of whom the Major-General citthMinding the first column . r was OUP. 44 I write-its west haste to your EscAllem. --Nlarshal the Duke of Dalmatia has _done me the honour of informing me, that he would put himself in motion in order to deblocka4e us as well es Pam. pions. , , • IN , •••••• 0 • ' 'w po , . 6 * Colonellengeon,„ to *howl conided'lllle cont. nuteid. of the left tif 'my Wpirations,whilst I'dktf6ted those 4 the centre and the right, seconded me Lei mirabl.; . The Ch i ef of Battalion, Blanchard, Of 'the 62d t;f 'Bie .. line,. "irho commanded; the eitterigr postai Gettet r Chieinf .-Liattatinu-efAhn.E4 i once ; , Captain ,klinst, my Aid-de-camp; . tke ; c4ef ef. Opt. talien,.Brion,, ,cummantAng tte, Artillery, havii'reu... tiered 4104 r Greatest serves*.. • .:. • .... • -.. ' 4° "t kliatriritve the habour . of . .eratittitlte rlufe . et ,Thilmetia a-. particular t:opo,rtv alt,4l.tlitinamoti.4 . ((ti4' -Officers, Sub-ollicecs, and Soldiers who•partetwata4r 'illsrbig'iliqie'ityt oin,oie l ; ; ;6 9 l,t,w, !Nib 111 giltt t))4t , iie•tney solicit for them:Elbe •timperoes . thanks.. - recommend limse braveiwPit. P . rirf fai9tri; 44 'TA'. Chief , of *B.iitalion' i piaiiii(A . 4/jthie .14141..11,11144 / 141 •killeil .apon• the breach:: Captfreedou, commanding the'•‘iiiilin'es., 'teas killed - 11r the i?oßt of hpliner. - Our, lon dees not exceed,4q Won vitt hors d; contbat.• '• ' 44 . 1 - beg 'your Exeellenty , swept, ar. (Si F ilicij: ;: . !, i . ; .. q p; x,, dr . ; • .•' "" .10' • '.: .IrtZ: :,..;; ~ ' °OPT OP fik. , SETTlltroil/lebi• Till Dlitle OW OALItaTIA 4 .- 1 •' s ' " TO rite . 11iiitiA1'ha Al'. w.al" . " ',. : ~ . i . . " liivissaras ant; ;be tl.clitiiii of libiditveav ..." p. ; c • . 1 450,4 u14 ,,..1 "'cluck ,m.si g og. 1: <• •. 64 Idon.tEva Lit' Doc'--4" to-day *narked:l%e enemy's r i, 4 1 1 4 , formed •ef'tiiiiittigriSh dr* isin*S44ll, 'Murillo'. Spanish division: We drove theta five. Ter/ sfqll,ig trosittini,..shich. is .litiflvhJ the ilitAle'. XI Altabisee ; an 'estiiiiirdinas:y this .fsig iorlitiiked,4 aulvelfapatm tbree eidrick,litt the inoingitt, we wer, pUriniing•tliss.remy, and isieveoted-tos fuonseate4ing the top (Plateau) "of Altabisca. .410-morrow,..itthe break:icor der, this shill take place: We have• anly been' ii)iie Aortnalte 200 ,prisoners, hut,.,the' gliiilish have suffered much. General Bailie was toot' iblti AW'ertiVe'llt Lindus, where he 'Wt. to tike a posl 'tiqin 'tie , 1144:.obsistied 11 teovemegt of the, eisemy). liiie upon his right. I have •notileceived doting ere 'dqtrirrepoit i from'COunt Ei'Erlbii, he was 14.1 4 .1 t tack the , 601.11 e May; Mu& Wooing .hesedvaathl frotrurron:lVPltatte. -- " . ,-' ' 4 , r 7 . ; ! It ';+.141 01 1 4f ! : 44 , .0 .6 IF o 'o4li s howe d giiii.arcreui, .eour tialiZial; ,sacs much dnvotion; the , 6thiand Shtti light, and pnt :***,,:. 4 ) . •:!! P i . i ! ait fe line , , Otitddity4 . , tbeftPe l Aga I n i:cdiletitiy.,''n,..':i . j ., N . •4 • ! .t. ...... 1.. we,,, ... "- Wtsea.4lte ' operations AIM' atinitlille atlittle more bane' I. ball have the. h i qiiimr . .of giving . ybilir Ziediesseme, more circummential.report. . , l• ." I have the !twitter &c. vvri'elleuz) ( e t , v. • •• •..• , $ • / . 31 1,0 1 ) The 144;4 .11.ALMATIA." • ' ''•l'•,:•, Irete* s Te)r . ilA•lit TO Aim svgs. '' a ir 11) ."Liitscinit; IPLit,2O, .181$;.1.4.avyt o'cLoca. AT ~- • • . N.IGUT. , -•:rile .enemy, during she night, • evacuated hi. positipn of i col de Etonctveitiv ; he also 'retire& froth that cif tinctus,liernre which Count Rollie was, , , cl. h tifilliedlvt4lfits - ef t1101 1 4;ht wing. • • `'''. At bleArOt'dititpid'ored the troops to march.; ~:. •• edivision of the left" conic:landed by Lieutenant. i'=iinritl'CllittiliN &Basted e', 'mart which leads' to Parliplotia . ; 'Me iictillikeirtitiasstramniii contact with: the enemy's Ark piitt•hlefoble Nisdareti, and •drove them to the heights before ;iihery, where hay 41- lied upon their lins. !Ile diScolv of the raki, awl' , I We are sorry to here to add to the list of Officers who here died of their 'wounds received in the gloti ous,•action of Vitteria, the names of Mnjor 1V1D• nauccorolv, of the R3d regiment i Caws. VANIMEUIt ▪ IAiXIM'f% Rf the Oth; end Lieutenant FOILSTXR ) of the 18th Dragoons. t _ PAPERS. taxation. the i : l f the e ooi oivnol Corte, idsiitin:Geoo io: reie y eari es. 4:l,ll6. . the name of the Extraor. 0 Finance, read the plan of a its dissolution in March, i d p m e lin sl ° t m i s i lf t ma i is lo ta t t i 'l e cr ss 3. 7 nree i army, , at ts.pahatiina,lhli'aielloomarp;tiriteiertedheeeneset e mot4 rni i . l oe sacrifices' which she had . .e off a fokeifert!yoke, havi a . ~..1-1 debouFhing Jridng A_ .--. ,- -- : •-,s . i. LIVe i __...- ..-..e, . sad a *hie. Cesstitiito " I n, ew es , ioltlet wed hot *llll4 tot coiulici'hik ih % 'RP tffrie- dmildst•lichrdifisidatireuniesanceet • ' ,•, BotrothprActilidinor Omit of their distingoistisVP-.1 Tho Report dhaftenk a rapid Pdview of the four jeers sitatecpaces distance; they feared leadittLyth rt e i sjapdtt:iiergpite witich ** l 4BAinstiinie the old coltininipoh some. pveci pies, *licit deterniinett ArAt. 7 - 7ipls; . ',Jmpily; the -• 2. Cdesig444l4...General: and Reille to jcon tint er. the left at Eigimat. r have es- Asia rents, and the+ peoitir of Afonopoties tablished him hi the .reor of t r ee din ; •feLtwerVew !' sr , as',llitme 'of tobtreco, • St.-; 2 7l 4 .C.fheii. prikeedd ti, he will form llNettecif ctzthe'ltflak:44l,d.the eltodiy r lay dernii•the ibree following leasee4,-,lst,•that4h.re maintain his position. I' 't. t t .11 VCV ' • ?..:"' NIT . : oug ht to be no interidr - cetitottrihrtuiet' from which" ft;lowtillizion-yesterdarrotA pie;thitatiltree i it was deduced, that tll e proviii;lal lents should b e in the effetrioini, agreeably to my direcliimS, ttedi- abolished: 'Ally, thet7 the proportion of the cont r i., visiontfif . pecentre had attacked aqt arrrtheptrong •leution of every pet/vino, ought to 'correspoitthlttothites Position et Col de Mlya, notwlttisito frig trfietti- 'opulence; 3dly, that the contributions ought to be r gorous resisttince ntadiilly the enemy. The'serad A s tortiqued amokfill* . tlte ciljadis,aicordiug to heir division, sommanded by •Gen. Itottnigttel, evinced respective means. on this occasion an extraordinart ardour. r AftirNll I' Froth theile - pfltitifilei ICE W 39 deduced, attack, the enemy dividecr i Vis tr.at'ips We .:tw o Ø. . Coruthoutilittgo.dripi c hdispct system of contrihitioe, hams, one descended:the. Yalley•ef Basta's,. the other proportio n ed t o the t err i tor i a l ;lint ronbufa•cfuriti c 'look the rood of' Echiast t . ' Count d'Erfl?tt ordeo4l ' Oliuteitcebt eikti trigfi e ct: ' the Cortes should, i n t h e dip a , to h o persettl,,but.titafterOarkthooglit fit to, hilt instance, vote annually the amount of the coo. countermand that waseetrir!, and join, the ilisisiritr tribtmlun. and assign to each provtnee its proportion: 'of t ,tfie segue 0441 de,.hiays ; the etietny,,glillAgio; 'Mie PrPe t iticial,depitations wilt amign their pro t on. Coined himself upon Atchiola mountain. I (digrer Bons to the townships.; and- the. eonatitutietial ritirinthileV), - 34ident tbe.mora, as I had ordered agununniodup4bei proportion •f each citizi..n. The Count 4'Erteti.to. ma ticeuv re, ,in order to approach , revenues detleedfrom monvniolies oug ht to be tot a lly me; l'have•just . reitertted the same order to him. . abolished, in 'oder to I t vevel a,tleiiisatu t crimes aid • • ib' art this battle Ihe Englidi have' 1 0 / ft Man t y lee, vexati ons , and.directiLities on: the 'iliffireot articles 4tie htiveilso taken from them eight pieces of Cattion. ought to be `sabstituted In' the tritrismarine pro. fie in attackmade by Countvices ".' • ' :'' • .. ' • f y.also lost•many the Reille,; the tenth regiment has beep almost destroyed; but the urgency should he reimitrelto procure every ii7,battalroti of the sixth. light .infantry of !t'oy's divi- Iwcfsary irifttehiltAnts with 'Wein' to !limn. for the afou l charged that regiment with she bayonet a tol• o vet-. purpo"se inkasaimllatiag attelii . 'ti• thime M ; •• - 1 h . • l'ellin. *thrhiCit.' In 'short, 'they haveilie lost .many in the solo. The Aubstaiwre dr dieoßepoitt of ..he Coinaiit , rd attack ou the mountain of Altab;oca, by Gen. Baron was c „ mp if, e 0,48• 1060.05 4,,,,..5i 41,14 tee whole wet Cleoseliiiowitich several officers of teak weld killed ; ordered to be printed. we have niaile mady prisoners. „Yesterday a report. wai current, that to-day a Pro -46 I am ignorant of what passed yesterday and . to. ! ' limy on the Lower Bidastao ; I hosereceisetinii .ac- positioell would' be made in . the • Cortes, for cieir 413upts from Gen. Vellatte, who has__besideslaia-le- , speedy removal '4•Seiiire:' We did not give credit so ' structions. I never saw troops better disposed, ' _nor it, b ecause i t appeare d- i mproba bl e ; but as to- , lay show more ardour; the National Guards of lAtidis the same report isairongly asserted, with this adihi. and tha Lower l'yreitnees f aud the Mountain ,Glias- nolo . , that the propiisltion 'has nothilitly'llei.n 'made in emirs, which I employed to the frontier, rivalled th,,Re- em • a Aggixt,.sttitig u but .liaa!lste ' beeiilide‘ished io dis. in ardour ;cession bx.ii.Plapitity of voles,•; T ie Wilk it tow duty ~„ 4 shall mention them. in the gentiar. : port which I sliall have the ibenour of addressing to to state the. iisconveniencea whientwodid result from your Eideliedasl.. 7 . . '' . 1 . . ' l Ics adOpticlh... — ' • • •i- i . •':- - • '. l '' ' • -1, 1. yl : Europe . r 41 - I have the honeutto be, iStc. 1 • , It is Obvtout tiust,ietbrier 4 ind when shall . i (MOO) I" , Vie Marshal 'butter DALMA , TIA." no longer •be ggitatedlbp•the Tyrant, %oho aspires at i universal tiondtiativithitilifft4iwit of the '4l likli M' ~~ _ -41, .... 4 ....__ io,„ m pa.. MhY knee; " Atm: 2.—Yesterday, migh t, witheutrnprointieri. beteumr•the sett evening, his blijeety the Emperor, our August So• : at lilt in the 1 narchy I h of the deliberations of its Repreamta• lees. 80, at vereignoleft this town to return to Dresden; and tb- • the present', tiMe, hbtivithstaniiitig the triumpriti of (lay, at,tert'lii the morning, salvors of artillery, "and : the Allied•arta in the Peninaule, should .uttforts. the tinging of bell's, announced to the inhabittaats 1 ilate i l a p eare b e . t .he resa t, of mi. ,A rm i st i ce i n , he •of Mayetict 'the departure of ter Majesty the,;Bm- ma. .la-A•nt. :4:, 1.. i I, ..or. m . (hi r e ''l 41114111kie that th 3 press Queen awl Regent. . Her Majesty etubbtk- 1 Tyrant w a a m greatly reinforce Ms armies at t stiusc ed on board a yacht, in which she will' de,cewd I s p .. .Iverettreretwortd-r-:-xpreas-oor t k . ' the Rhino to Cologne, and rlturn by Brusseli to "hBO ; , •;l a tt a i r 'G e f iet . .06...4 1 ,4, t00ri..,;.amer,,,,,, than ,h 3 ,Cepital.- t •I: • 1..4. 1. : . -''. :: A_ • 1 Central Junta, to the fate which b..fel the hitt &, I i . Befor : e Ms departure the Emperor -,sholved 1 hitakelf I , , J ariaasiv a va l e, Mr li r au s ! .. t i ve doi np i„;„,, - , p, a , . ,fie with his august spouse on the bagged; at'll i.. e. tat- !seat nfllevernmeta slimily, nos tir, l eilanged: white lace, where they familiarly discaucsetlderhatf tin : p a ikok m it s l int i n li s ' ou r o„,o ss i p e ls, mu! ,rate to hour. 'llk Empress appeared . 11,ved . and shed ' atfeics.ol : tbn• North de itet•ailurd..us complebb loco. 1 tern when the Emperoes carriagiPassid linlier l ite; rity in that quarter. Be‘ides, the peiitet rif• the dig balcony. . . ' 1 Snitit lo o•PrAe. PetletA •Petleatll-.altiArlit(ri&c; the • Dtpitighla stay st Mayence the tin:perttattniearecl . byl i n e s , 0 ,4 34 hero", it i„, mos t iro i g N trup i r i ...nr . dike 4 fatit.Cin the.mdst of his children . iTint abodel. grin( ~ ;, and , .14 .a t traeslati(Ot a ;hi:. .10(1,, main al. ,ItilkAtteit Majesties hay , left. in the hart" of evil . "'I . Suable time.would , ive -constane•vii, which shnattl lie who toad the happiness ; of Feeinkl.bac kielfx'seidife t 7-1: devote o t :•o t bo , 601007_ - . 7h p , c omp . qa t i r ,,ait Pt 4' ' form .-ances. , i. , • ...,... • , • '-„„ 'l.etidt.auppneittepthe tarnimaiitien. 41s heels made, - tagsori, Jute 30.--It icioelieved that the ; Ben- i trust that such obsearatiolaras we hirielttoWt'segXeit. peror will be alisento fortnight. The Dyke of Bas- . a d, and otherte *hick' lettht •he nil 1 4 , 'velir l .l? . , , senct l enn, the „minister Secretary ~or state, Gaunt . toit fi c iei it. t•L i ii et ' a t i trai ont. ea opt i os i' ata i ss aik a ia t . 4l Dario, are still in our town. • . , . ;,. • , t resolution/ .• ' i 11. s 1 / f 1 ',i . . ~. .A I .1...1 zi 'five passage of troops proceeding into Lusatia i ...;•':'';'..itt • (..•:; L s • '''. And Sileeia it still very frequent. . , The,Sixoa army 0 tOl i 4SiliTarA v nevsoltlo; , h9ftritatirsi r. pog is encamped near Gorlits • the 'fitat . brigade under ! CADtge apt . tr; I pitnive . liavo, : tfiAi'rtil4til • live (*orders ' -of General • leetni f :a n d the and' ?n these 'th re e ' ¶l i....ri t i r iii64",iiqs!,. ttkok . ..Peoce •bils. Pteqta ander•thoseof General Salir—it it iitt its' full, come : concluded betatron . s h e. Aussions,- Fruatiansi• aid Olernent.. .: „ . ~. . ~., .. , . 1 freneh. Fnreur parts, to*byti eveeit wrouttr r by tics PakakronT,..attites.P-6-A column of French and all i an a „ a orpr i sa, w e h a l e :s i t li se i s ad . , that. amidst • ~r,oiNh. tropps;`conunended by General Aiamitowsky, . the swarm of prociamationsc totenifestor, *c. • whlch go-ila,y' marched. for the army. . ,re.. - ',lmre issued from the. northern alllet,iffk`elli hn Men. • 1 A sqlScilnnumber of Polish o ffi cers re proceed- ' lion made of the. English .or Spaniardsl and this i tut to'tho t corps,d'avmee, Which is atilaniburgh.' - • ! silence excites suspicions that those Posters reckon .......ftstaretkJurie.o li.--atterel) conei4erablv strong, wr,,,.• success of their ulterior plans, Without pay intiiritns Of trnepi newly frilled, passed the. Elbe , i„ g much regard to the three nations,—.Enelish, j some.daysego., ~• , . • . • i Spanish, and Portuguese; who have been t.l , eir main Nets, Ana. S t The intelligencefronl Frankf?rt, • stay, theft patetn,. the chief cause of their triumlibev wilich an'n'ciunced the arrival of an English Minister and of their deliverance from the Joke of the Gallo- Plettipoidtiery, was premature. It is..now certain /Corsican tyrant. *tit •Lrird'Aberdeen has been Rppffils4! . ,Mi9ister L . We have alrea d y observe d , that on the conclus i on 01enipptentiary4o the - Congresi et,,Pfegue, by 'the' of. the armistice; the copt tar ting parties forgot to 'Aiebittet of Stoillmea's- He bas left Eli" t°'PrO - i send ()trial information of that unexpected event to 4eell ii• his destination. - . • •,, I England : hence we p resu m e , thlit Alexander , Fre- PWIGUE, JULT iii. M r.. learn thiti tthe Congress derick, and the COrsican Monster, tn ; whom they list . .. Prague held iti flyttilttinfitti the I.otkinst- • ; have lent an ear, will pay little regard in their treaties r'' Several: tSertens attached to his Racial:limey the to whatever May be said or alleged hy the British Go. !Mike of Vicensai bast already inked' here, and vernment. . reve ty thing• it prlttip* /or his A reCeetien at the : B onaparte, i n h i s Bulletins, &c. his not sa id a Oriat.rflory. 110Mt6asiad4r ii.4tapected every : sylla b le o f the C ontinenta l System, *ills used to be . •moreent. the constant burden of his declamatious : hence, • Count Narbonne IS lodged at Ledebur Palace, also, we may .. suspect that to attain a short-lived , witiclelaovernment hest ordered to be prepared. peace with Alexander, he will readily yield on that It appears that conferences have been'already held po i nt. at Copei Mettghiticialt ; but nothing respecting them These considerations might lead us to presume a has-publicly transpired: ' .. separation of interests to a certain extent between " ' Ills bt'njesty'the palFieror is ti days here next %reek. ninsula, notwithstanding the sii much vaunted tree. The Emperor of Russia it4tilint .P.ileswaidan. Prussfi is iinmediately to return . ; ties fttul engagements, which are generally observed The King of' by. Cabinda only while it suits their convenience.-- from, Berlin. At the same time we cinnet give credit to the ru mours of peace, because we believe that Alexander and Frederick are anxious for the happiness of their people ; and that is incompatible with the present predominance of Bonaparte. It surely cannot he, that these monarchs and their subjects should pre fer ignominy .and servitude to honone and inde.. pentlence. I 11Ir. Wilting Mil I I t qdr:lbotlfeN add 11? , on Friday lasi, of Dover, and was w t • tnencement of the , Aft • favour of the lose ' '' I torn, and were get .1, ,-. %winner. At start : teed, and kept it 1 .• loped), as it did ti •parsed anti e wots wi ' I 4 IIE *PA!: l ES . MAN• ..- I. • • ................ 1 „..—............... . . . .. ', . • 4 i Lli .10.._ , " . .- •SP4NISII motion with- / FRENCH PAPERS. -:..*-! '. lYinvlvt l ls,•Aich began in the morning, retarded ;..... ~.! o4f %VIA ; therefore it was already late when the —...m is give them —or..-.. DIII -. mlNlssitY AT WAIL ,:, .•.. 1 . heid,4' tke column was able . to WIZv upon the npter of this - , CA , 31111.? ?....-1 a thi .... htlgtA that are beret'," Linscoin and d'Erect, where h o d sYi s tool posies/4 in rl compliance. •Alther IN SPAIN. there was a I engagement, but I did fl . wry c ootoo lti oo o f Fi ne Ltion of their His Majesty has ap ointed the it pro to tac enemy's osition t gc Ilti on the subject of taxi be alleged in o f Uttsntitiaffi 4..1e Ott- Aritl.co..of re 1, • , ' till !• . 1 1 .ran t nea let i t d ,u fica s a pu o ri 6 c e l o eb in t .. ely 15, • • 011 1 o Wnent, be observed, on it Marshal Ott illike to make a ; re- his ArtaieS id; RA) u. nit arsltsl tons: them -. J o . nn, oppos.;l7; wand on t h e 4th.jill ' ' eiiately made his • ma i videt: L i t e _.— w " i g ligh di /11 y t , all I nrn - ttceived the .% ai.pwitimislo & arch aaanist . ihe English, who were ar till ery . within / Th: y also sk -.1.10 within the Peninsula, a del )r, in his ab- oim.iogiatilesiviiimumusbakaiiiimi „ . .. ~...,50r„.... . ik 4Neopmentaikierit .celit4telite. wag,. eared to me -----' - pensioners, a slate of dipir .._ t ___. ' • 1 / 1 1 , 191,/mneit we prition 04 Pitclus, to manoeuvre ciliated to procure enemies e* L„.... of disturbance in the trai ?IMP, for the ighty LETTER PROM atft‘A L . a l it; . eolowinginno . on kit'iiglit', lorpinirthecrett ofathe mountains, to so a : P .4 " e* ........,sr. szaAsTIA 'TO 111$ EXCELL VIVI( T . 112 DOLL SllCCellii VOX ;AIM *WM the ..deboneltes whickstrok itqui.5.41161i46.4t-schat 0-7iiTT-i- e, sitNisTER.A w.ik 'aril 2 , 51113111:ti from.tbk.vidler eialettii nd a- . lobtio •• , • in Ihmenemy lytTatzfig l i t ml i t teed 441'. 1 16 4 not service to 1813. , to retire, which wounding* . favoured Count d' Er- I f o id o .,. hi d416..04 1 - p, of holy Father, „ ~. lon'sdebouping this' *writing 6t • ten , o'clock. the 'at ., 11//.• , 1 (11111 i. 1 ;.$ 1 .1 .. the sable ti l e, fremed 4 . . n_ in. L . ..igniposzuti .? -0 . n t . h . e 22d the Cenerajsent . . . .a. _ es. Dr. r a I of Ptii Hs gal.t lad Itg, ten )Ur r t id Ind ire to , re irit be its be melt the ne, ink the to: rtial 'f l y utd rles eti; ery t►e