The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-21 00:00:00

which your Excellency has been charged to make to us, concerning the prolonertion of dm Arnsistict Mil the lOth of .Aegust. His - 1%117AT arrreTre hplying thereto, till he.had conferred - on them Mith is Royal Highness 'the Crown Plince i of . 4~dtlp9y i , with.whamhe was tit have an intePview atTruched6 k i i . " Berg, on the 9th, and with the English Mintittrs . In cpatPrt with the two Ailiett Cobri v i: hels happy La giving his Majesty the Empertlr d'Atistria a new prof .a friendship and confidence, in peplonging the*inistice till the 10th Aug. of which Al. de . AlliallhOldt will in consequence he informed.. I beg your Excellency, &c. •-, • (signed) iIAROehiBERG. • him XxVit. 3 A. : ' " Copy 01 , A LETTIR PROM TUE ram], ceititiiiiox tltS AT NEUMARL; TO MHZ SUgglifilfA7lol6:7olAN .• - • SOSIII4ISsIONERS I AettenarlO,..lely 11, 1€113,-Tiaalf tirs. ea the morning._ • • • Gerert.ixtu,—We have the horioq tOlotorm yogi . that his Highness the Prince yice.emistable and .Itlajor•General iuforrnd us,- ihdt his Majesty Enteeror of Austria having of his _mediation, and the opening of the negociatiotWat Prague on the" 12th inot. and the prolongation of the Armistice an' . 61 the 10th of August, in order that there may be • an interval of 40 days between !he commencetnent of their negotiations and their conclusion,. his Ma— jesty the Emperor and King has acceded to •this pro-. poso ; we , are, therefore,. authorised, peptlemen, to propose that a Convention shall he signed between you and us, relative to the prolongation of the Ar• . • wistice: till the 10th Aug. • Accept Gentlemen, *c. (Signed) FI.IHAULT, DE 'MUSTIER. 3d~ ~ ,~ xtVirt. • AMOY VIE ANSFER OF M. M THE commisilibtirna COVWTS DE SCUOX:VALOFF AND RRUsEMARCK TO TUE LETTER OF TIIE PRENCIICOMMISSIoNERS. Neuniwkt, July li. ISM GinmEstcm, , —We received the letter whiCh you; did us the bonnet of addressing to us this day, at. two o'clock in the afternOon.. Not having marl'''• ders, or authorization whatsoever, relative te.ike important object of which you give us information ' , we must confine oor•elves to assuring you, that'we. shall hasten, without loss of time, to transmit your letter to his Ewellency the General in Chief. Accept, &c. &c. • (Sighed) The Caen% SCHOUVALOFF ond tatUSEMARCK. • • ~.. ~ " XXIX. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MESSRS. TIRE GENERALS DR DIOUSTIER AND EL.IIIACLT TO Dl9 - HIGHNESS TNT PRINCE VICE-CONSTABLE •AND MAJOR-GXNE ' SAL. ' " Nesumirkl, July 1,7. MbasEla,laun,-- , -We have. the honour of weitting you -the copy of a letter which the.general • ist7Chief of the Combined Armlets .written to the Resiian and Prussian Generals. '• 'Koos; ilig,hness - therefore perceive, ,t h the. -General is Chief dai not oclinit of the proltmgation.ci the AimisOce the Itlith Aug.: - : •• , • - 7 • - Afe4ipt, kc.. • • DR - MOUS - FIER lvd gee. FLARAULT. eIT Cl" TR Ole Tit Z Ali WIETS; . GTII EMIT. ' TIT nut, 01tn‘coigiunik...i0tifiti TO TUT hell AN • OD tglitil.lo. g6iilQptiox:cas.. 7 .• • • •-• -Rrichembach. 4 (16) July. • ! • GEN?LeffEN ' —I had the Aeliour Of. teeliaipg yper 'titer, bearjegdate theld (15th) ir egieth, pa ;Welt ivecle *jet ad QoaaentioaJwhicli testa there !o ittti~ted_ . . • • • - - - 'Ow 4 ). hitfittkes pscnliAlicatchi shoidLithelatter. o • • Itst Iv that eiinieriting t 1 day osirrhich tillers should . vecuititneuiti. flaring moires! , very peeltire . ordeisort in head front the. Emperor„ *pre.- rime to hie departure from the amok, .losp,tkoti et actly conform myself to the prnpo%al. .We cannot consent to enlarge the terrottilltPaloth of August (oew style), for recommencing hostilities, if the preliminaries of peace skoPla not be signed by that time. The two modes of ..aattling. what relates, to that point, are either to stipulate, NIA,. pointed nut in Art. 1, of your projet, :that 00,01011ot *hall be made of a denunciation ;.gr to .add; that it shall be -- d 4-..sistice,ses, the 4th commence kols -1 vle that la to uweers the:loth ceased, and it iely. .1 son able were xv' , olvith.: t. avy, eime. Officers to* •oops t !Cf. - - - Alt DE TOLLY. CO.HVISSIONERS SERENE HIGH ,. • •. .a pet -heir 1 ..ojecli • __. ciacrtsplatin..lo . f I '-- iniiiie i j" - . ia ii * belligetelitthaiift t o ~ dfref into e, pegoliation at, rep . _ory, said; t CI Se tst tbe duryibeck ortiguer Ilit" Onilo the iitete !eig Minns 'could the . 'to' deteratip l e i. wil, this, wietheXtghwltio, et the Ablik engagement .. 'of'f i tititelVitaW the cannier-engagement 'he' paitt l OS hifilti Woe& mmigt ,19. rtermad him, of ,of the Allies, not to . g l ekoorfai the - alin'i n sfice befoNl:inieflteritlrarea fait trisfistictind in trade r . . the tO il s of August,- hide been imitierid'obligatory• - ' Mr. Minna here interrupted the Chairman, and on one side or the other r What 'fortliertiaurance, chid, this was not the issue the'/Ury had to try,. byt ii ii coel4:l4ositie itire-ezpected , tegeniirutittit,stitermic,, Whether be bad obtained money under the 'pi% Mt( ioo.ot the Allied ' , Voltam i Wilke wittre" certait i lence of Tay low beings thopbeeper of respectability.. guarantee could ship,.o .604 here recelied of an milli not being so, 441 khe . Pripover knewing it: • tire and perfectly rerii reellkslocerity hp•tio the Hine' " 'The CnAtinoiliaid he wopki not be interrupted,. stipulated? Orders werorfiowever, espedited.to the ,ibtit' would charge the Jury in his own .way.; • In the! l• I French head-quarters, to the COnnaisllOMYri at Netaltourse of his rvcapitulating the evidence, Mr..Matidei r markt. A new discussion took place 'jib - this man... again interposed, and saitli-itite Chairtetn had omit. 1 . Tier, by the side of .the most formal guarantees. This i.ted to notice a fact whichAMms slabs tbircriss-eza. fact was somewhat surprising ; but' we were far ruination olYilson. .. . i ; 7 4 :- - - ,sl', - , - ; '2"l , .from suspecting it--would occidon delaya the most The .CntinstAX again insisted that .110 era& s e e i • o t mprtaut to the cause of 'peace.* Hcf* foresee the l be interrupted . . ' - V . ~ . 1 ', - , . , i.: • possibility. that the Plenipotentiaries's:if tlieniediatine -. . Mr. lihtioc said, he wished to manifest ail proper! Power, arid-those of the Allied •Powe'if,litetibled gt„,submission to the Beach,. but the Judges at' Yorks Prague, on the lith of July s the" . tit'egreed'apoit-IWere alWays thankful los...being reminded of any dr. , : ,for,the arrival of Plenipotenthiiiel Itlns both par- . tumstance they might. have omitted. .4 ties, should be still there - ot the 29. d. of the month, The CKAramtA,44,that he, wished neither to be rnot only without, the French Pleolpotentiary being' adirsidnoi reminded of 'the evidence, which he re there, but even in the most complete uncertainty rep. collected. as welras 'the Learned .Counsel,. Ho then specting the time of his arrival? • . , .., .b- proceeded. on• his Cottiosiiits" wifhtint farther ipter •^ An official note which Baron d'Aristaedt has just •ruption ; and the. Tory, after a few millitsis /1 " deli adaretied to mei leaves me Wi:nideuht that 'at Neu. I,herati9n, returnedtiveraect in the followhig teritit : markt the ditferenees - whieli'ked - arisf;.hetween the I All the hcelPel.lOrjtsarc of one mind, end fend, the . Commissioners' will' be seillel l there;... s ten Precious : riisonir guilty of de/i'twding a felloui creature.: - • days have not, however beets tlialtost to.the ne- I James Taylor was then Pieced et tIll!P", tharged. , gociatioila at Prague: tliey hel caiiiibree laid either to . with a similar offence. He, hid negociated .a bill4ge the charge of the Mediating Pow"; ,which lop tut- ; . .8.01. for which he had receired thevalue in goodsmd ;filled to the gement event :the 'engagements which •"money, drawn .by Themes Rhodes '-whatti 'he de - she had contracted with' TtlithCet . ,. qt c-. th s o..Alliee j + scribed as a respeptable merchant in Leith; _bat 4his who in diplomatic, &rips; .hire,accepted:the prolon.t,tareed out to he the, ,PAlsoner just convicted. . Aft* gallon-of the armisticivoistrwireteitegOciataws er.ta very short trii),• the Jpry found hin4Naity, alit' rived here on the day -agreertepot, 'i- -,. ....": , • - the CoUtt senterieed both the Prison - 44s tftitni.. truth. The "meeting of thi rsimtlii 'fienipotentiaries , ported for seven yWi. . V 3 ~. . had no doubt boen•striliciont 4 .not.teleaveliseessions lA'' • ' • to be'entered into elsewhere upon toesttensintferi ... determined between the Cahinets. . • `lt remainarfOr. Mit o request. your Itscellency to let ine know, soon as poisible, the time when the 'French Pteeipotehtiaries wift tePair hither; penal Majesty ehrnes(ly desiring that no new incl. dents may be assigned as a reason for a !Ohs 'of,. time. which is irreparable. I &c. •(Ssatit) 14Eirtgitritcn. • [7l) ba otiidslikaj • 7 4audi rt-4 LEEIMAJISSIaA gor. 8. ~~ t:Riodes was Amused with obtaining money on firrk preterite ! . ' . Mr. UARD stated the case to the Jury. ~ 11s.said Atli Monet bad been tried at York ea p charge of ,fOtgery; but inasmuch as.the drasverof thetbill eras a sear ealstitig person, the Learned Jisige thought the 'lssiigifof: forgery could .not be sustained.. But It r e . ppearinit i Ahat a gross misrepresentation oftbidtawer •Prf.hiln. .4,11 ..c. ,Leery,Leery given by !het , Prisoner; ind'that 1 ttOPtilvt kinds .hid been , committal 'bp:biol., and r`Peticoua si . iniialed, pith him, on thia moo* it • was. 1 thtreght proper to -prosecute the Prisoner under ano. ther - forth; The partieular kaest imputed' to the :Prisoner in the present indictment, was, that he in duced a :,... person :of the name .of Jolla Wood to-give nett * rot". fictitious bil l for 201. on his represents. 'tion, oi l the drawer, James ',Taylor, was ,a respect. able 'ibopkeeßTr in Leeds, in an extensive Hoe of llueinesi 77 irhekises tbis representation was untrue, no loch persott being to be found in Leeds. There was, indeed; *James Taylor lived at Huddersfiehl, who was one:Of the persons implicated in these transacz tient, anii the Jery would infer from this, how far this reiiroientation could be,catrid. . 1 : • Mr; Wpod p of- Bistlfard i 7iated, thif . • .* • r • . . ROBBERIES AT cthrilla•CiAtiiDEM TNIEAI Ril— sloW-STREZT.-I(titerday broor,ht to the Meg,' charged irltlitartag co sal 'robberies in the Thaw !toys', Covent-garden: "int • • ' * ' It appeared from the evidence .bf Mr. Brandon, the box. book and housekeeper, that there had been repeated robberies committed in the Theatre for 'a: considerable time past, both of property belonging to it, and also to the dilLerent petfoimers,. A somber of persons employed in tbiTitesiWe had been tiS pected of being the thieves, and some bad been discharged on account of the suspielort that attached kiltem. The Prisoner was employed iu the Picots. ..Is a.dretsetri ond bad been on the establishment for Id years. • He was a great favoarite with the Proprietors aid Perfotast4l, and Was much respected. by all, • lost mad 'in the beitig considered very sivaiti,*aatia recall& Theatre who would have Wee Itetireted ftf 41 .4 01011 3% -06 Mon dal sight,-str ISrams&it way wag across the ors --; 7th oi / ° a 6i ttua,, the rrtggssor asked him tcr gni itt, money for a b ill for 201 j - r-, Witness sai&. he-wotrtd (the _diking nc....._ stage, he observidw small :old pickeGlinok tyttii lbefOre him : he picked it up, and• found it to • contain between:thirty and forty pawnbrokers' duplicates. Most of the property apPeafed to be pledged id thenime of John Taylor, but nothing appear ed ia.tite boatman, to hslbbn him to *horn it ge4obkell. Most of tbe,pledges were made at the shop og air. Perianui; a pawn brnker in Compton-street; and curiosity, led him there, to aster.: lain, if possible; to wham they belonged: One or the dopli-, cats was for pledgermado on Mtniclay, oomirtlitirlif a pair of knee-buckles,. and a pair of shoes . Oa.hlr.,llraattion swig. them, he recollected - that Mit Chtieles 'faylor had worn thdllp,- in a character, on Saturday nigill!• Ow a description being it even by Mr. Perlman of the persdp wit.-ha arade ! the edge, . wito-h r. Brandon was wine coniAßced that it was. not Act'. '.•aylor, but he- s e vected the , Prisonei; 'Rad ore l9lf: PerlnTaillec rit bins at the Theatre,. he ideatiftek hies as Ilteatan r upon wittah he wag tlven into the custri.ly of Donalthan, this amiptethle...yho: oresearehing 'him, humid a it of tfueklet,"and'asled ittm if they did lot belong- to t Mr: liana I.'tbelevelsWittorateletteitittdgerl they did.. Donaldson. also fattud upon hiur teheys. /Hilary:raved to be a post or master-key, which opened every look am. the Theatre,• Jhoudilson locket op the i'dfititter, and i3roceedVd to his lodgings, ip Salamasserfrotreet,:iambeth, alwrisbefdimd a',,i great sanely of articles, of tamwlarable rai)tor, -belengiog ti the Proprietors of the Theatre, and a fitiother of .thc,l'erformerp" John COlii4V, the property-nom belmtgier,-to theq'lltntrl., ideh: lifted a.Pair. of boats, found—by Dr•isrldsoa Itrkete Prigolier'il lodgings, at belonging to the Theatre ; he had . thana,4 littel al Satatday so'anight, and •he wanted thein again on TbOrdaX .. 'night, hot t could n$ Oral then*. tHisalsa.shosee"fr. Cliarres lienihre's naine written in the inside of them, they. having lineal wit: for that gentleman. He also itlentifictlseveral oilier artla '.114 .$n the Prisoner's lodeags; or that rector:died, au . •ei the T i lwate- , ~,., c 4 4 : •.:1 • • ••11 er, P lATatte. • yr. , Jaiiisrfaiver, a tailor, off' f A aapacre, xhditt ensithirti Theatre, identified some calico, a helt,a mash, and _ :g ..1104J or:i ri,t4 ~,~ ', N. iWaci • ,• .. • . c • "tz ;. - Toes palsy's Solicitor attended. day, . . Com. ' David Sutherland stated, that he truly trade a shoe-maker, residing in the Borough, and that he was particidarly desirous of obtaining the place of an Elder:at The East India &use, a situation acknow. ietiged to he worth 7001. per annum. He had made application to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent sotiCiiin6• his interest to that effect, who had r e : turned an answer by his Secretary, purporting that his Royal . Highness's interest was unequal to the task, having etperienced a want o 1 success iu simi. ler applications ' ln 'behalf of hie own domestics.— ' This lager(it appears) he was hi the hafiit of show. .ing 4,1'4 Mends, to evince his Royal Highness's kiqd ,a4teption, when' he accidentally tell Women. prywith the Prisoner, who represented that her Ihtetest tif 'the India House was far superior to that ,sif , the , Royal Duke, through the medium of her 'friends two Clerks in the India Muse (whose names he mentioned),- she undertook to procure the object 4 his s wishes. In the mean time requesting that his Royal Highness's letter might he put into her hands as a credential, with which the witness accordingly F fhrnished her. ' He likewise complied with her re. [guest in supplying her at different times with several smelt sums,- which she pretended it was 'necessary to i employ, in order to get access to. the Gentlemen by whom the business was to be done. He accompanied , her several times to the India House, where she made him. wait outside for her return. She called repeat ..ediy tiV dine and drink tea with himself, and wife r.petiding Vie negociation, when she .continued to Satter their ambition and to feed o(4i/olden dream. She erosared from witness's wife several sums of 21. tea,- saying, 44 that the Clerks required to be palm. 'ed.° . The wife asked her on one occasion, if lot. would do? when she replied she would take oely 21. its brat time.: • The witness becoming impatient to know the re snit, sise•consinted to his accompanying her for the purpose of being introduced to his Patrons. She spin desired him to wait, and lifter some hours, re turned with a letter iu her hapd, saying, this was art.assuranCe that the business was effected. The leiter. was produced, bearing the name of a Gentle man at the India Hduse, who by his evidence dis .• 4,014 the letter and. tillknowledge of the Prisoner. The Prisoner returned to witneis's house to dinner, 'insd accepted an invitation to stay all night. She in. 41144'a letter of thanks to the plerk, in which she prevailed on him to give her the additional sum of 51. to inclose in it , which he put into her hands for that turrpose. The letter was inscribed , when a knock toon the door, which witaseoss went to answer.— came On his return, she was in the act of sealing the let tes. She then gave ittedtim to.deliver the next day, but first holding it up to the light, and saying, "you 'seek is all right,- theei v is. the inclosed." lie then put the letter In hie pocket. • The Prisoner en iaged that if the place was at procured, the money tkonld be returned, addinf she could dismiss the Clerks front office, if theY did not act honourably by her. • • , . The Prisoner continued as their guest till evening, r when the•witoess hahad.Occasion to go out for some li . „,.p • 4l ' 4. . y • , • TheAfiaiiiett said-to the wife. " You had better 10110w144 torn feor,her should lose the letter,"• ob aerving, that he 'had put it catelessly in his cog potikft;•` 'she lert tliet,risoiter in the house, and i setor!settnin tilttotit` WO' Minutes, when the 'Prisoner 'They sat up tilt °he in the morning, 9141111 ybeapectieg her return. At length suspicion IterotAllthewAfrorn thkgoldowdreare. On opening em th( er,Nhey - foolid.„4,.their great mortification, .insteiid l i;Pilie 51. a piece e Waste_paper.—Witiiess'a ' fi fflAt*cblikfivoratitithir I.tuVba44's --: • , TheiPrisoner was edmmitteci ro , ham her trial rolroetealtag the 61...NA* : • • ;;;-. e.. . - .. „,„ ~..__, . ii•os sta. , e urnarht, July ef. ,: M it ,tras a good . °tie: The-Prisoner abilitrt4 . - hitt) it .. '"Winirk*2 l- hitioiee - i 4 'ePr - 0 : tett/HMV° . fht. lll *atee, I- , ' oro•ed A Ulaltit Klipf. titteiii, bi pit i pg, sdoreendse. at kuist,l • i f. :^, b ! , 1 ti 1 b 7, ,, ion our to trans . ! gulp' I ' g ood one, and that The - drawer, James Taykir;* •i o f ar to , eli e r v i, ett f , t t, lt the peoporty, o i tb 3 v ica t te , li d . . 0 : j o k x o Ase rer .-- lalia ....trro , l7 t t h w e ee l er alica A/ s e h r ic a:td p c u r 4 , i I t is h t e , , relative to the.i , until respectable shopkeeper at Leeds, in , an'tfittotil-itls.eil W3l found in the Pilsoner's lusitinAta . . - 10th-ss( August. ' siva line of business : .ott•this representatioa,lhoNfilL',i i ' e m ,;;4l2Ali t e r r At n ed no l. i :l ri t s T n t iaTr i 4 , " .', 7 „ i , " :47 1 was finally made oti u sdiy eioniflg, at Gregsatt'ss 1 ness gate the Prlsoner•2o one-pound • Woks for 'the 'I head a !jasilat•isstis., •sir ti likeli vier% sioko tit l e 'theatre. He for sf , Ety gulheits.,k tii figfirbetwiat the 19th and 27tis VOUrriElt.atal ', bill. The bill the he td away to the ', al so ! ) .alteeed. a MiX. ef sditaiurPP"`"ce'l ht . -111°Per4liati ' _Of November, in eh open ring, half-minute time. vit T F .4, LAli t.. ktl e l iaia T. 1 the Row nbrokrr 40 wh isk ad been*lffireitt*Sr Ole. Prisdner,. i, course of business, and after some timelt.Wartettitin7 t . pp „ M, pro Fiy . ~ . • . ; • . 1 , Yesterday morning, as Thomas Filbroolt, a brick -71,,,„9, 4 ,....... , .,44:• ,* ad to him dilhonoltred. ; • " wtuht o3o " f ehrahwPoww•to Almidwil rh* trittwabittrei . layer was was repairing the tiling of a honse, at the back, ~„.! ( 4, ~,,;.. Mr. MA u ptitsce 4jected . that there w a s Ittf-itrio .ltiSt. MaeSfeklanes ocodimedA fints.:P shirt, Awed baud( erehitg, • of 1 . 110;* fell public-hove, in Smitles-place, Pottle .. ... which bad been le a} by .• file Prisoner an)! .ive,e owned •by • • . • '-; •T .-1 that the bill hatter been presented, or refused pay-. 2.. Glades Toylirafe also produced ti f *ariet f other oat* 61idee; hp fell from the ridge of the building, rolled •T • , . .5.., 1.-, Pno' 4 ' - ' !CITIIIINICII 'TO Tillt ii meet, by the - perioni . on whom it w as drawn its Lion:t' , ow prsvo . , D rty or; tbe ittepti l esflosie dlilwrsint• r men, areet.Alrmhave ~own • the tiles, 'and fell over the- parapet into the f • . i doss, whioi, • ite fonignded, was neeessuiy to 'lt gri pa reat " ifirtery t Cr' 14111 ,f i Vireal all A S41"1 4 r7 e g il t: crt rA P il t re :y• alum. bi oac i i , g I: yard, , a height - of 'four Stories ; * he was taken up p rvue , J u k,..28, ist3, 1 *heir the tilyietleps . ip the indictiatiti becallats) • 'w Ito the priiinietos aotoomaismor, whiefr ha 'Mtn ple . getl e gb live, .but with no hopes of recovery, and carried --,na bas eocnntuni• . VW bin iris ;it good cue, there. watt estandlqf lit A s r PtWo.t 6 or,itt_ ti!t iliwne uioohe To3qoao''tAtkwhg. thew ' O P'. - I on a . Ouster to his brother's 'hoist, its Mirth-street Exceitenty ad.. l charge i.lfitif the :Misch overruled ' - - • - )ockt,s, - .. of -. anti! tun o• ,zia , Selongtnk to 40,,itti 4 pea . . .deoe-f Sod 010 - . - ttia) - went on: • Joan W- .-4 tireeitaini ' b '' Mr 1 • . ccnicerolugAlsaOisc • lid( Latate . ; i that.lbea_thw bill was returned, •!!7 . • ‘P , - "oat kt Watt • - anti.; • fnet;iAnclOsliitiotpreti to find J. ' •lorOstrt '•erirs "Itns'. 43044sokiess, . , .. - TAM*: •lffllve " 41, z '", i 1 lfielsl stated, that -' he wet Delteo;f liiceasa,lms ex - F•,:0 ' 1 1.4 . 11t - ii. iist, and went ‘rders from bis Majesty .7,4bointa: . ; do apprehend liipt. Exaethipey, to keg elks ' tt,O spitrcitiogliitpds (mood ' •ritid'ltltliti Majesty MO Alistplitlitko ‘ ' - •,,,,,,_.."... s -.::!. ' painful inspession le hich i Jolle'ph * WilsiriCitide4 r that be • hits . i. , with' the Prisoner 'ai t iCpublic-hosite -.mg the offer of his media.: the daylimpropirli tbe:tfressat 'trial,. •Powsrai eaCallilits ite. ' , Tijitau,aeppttbere,. sntltea4andbe of was naafi Lai. , Yat v Sri Ma SIK itMil, . I Iki.iLi*S ••• • • ... -.- ' * • ilt 1 ...• ..6....b......• ‘...N. , .• .. 7 .CI 101 •FILAYS•• • ••IriIt llif the preliminaries of peace 111 19i 3 )4 ill 1 that time. The two modes efulettlini ! to that point, are either to stipulat e , i i nut in Art. 1, of your projet, ;that• ni be made of a denunciation ;, or to .add (I be necessary to denoting the A,rmisti of August (new style), 10 be able to tilities on the 11th of August (new , sti , . say, oo the moment after midnight bet i and 11 th , the Armistice shall hare shall be allowable again to act hostile to make no change in this, if it is in consequence, it is useless to ;evert \ this point. The second difficulty concerns the ~ , sent to places occupied by French tro • . I (Sip 4) ;The General ie Meg, *ARCL li. .' • , No. XIX. r ° •'i ' EXTIIACT OF A T.Effill . 140111 'TM I , A , . DE NOVsTfElt AND Aitiiimit,,i,rci ill i' • NM THE PRISM& 111 # 3 04 44 :WASAL• i , ' I . . Neu Mo L usrtoNetist,—We Pare the ho • , mit .gou tneSupplementary Treaty, 1 1 prolongation of the armistice :to the 1 Aecep.t. &c. . • , • . ; (Bleed) • Allielle - ali...**.'l*.ll 1 1 / 8 1 [Here followi the Shpplemeisiarge , bras already appeared.l • • •,. 1... : .th , . -... ~. . , ;Lamm—. • . . i 1) : . i , i i ' ' . . Al' Al t Ti. ..-..—. • gorT or A Lim it . slam couge, aim ~ -. DIMX al 40 1 1110 1 M . h . Prague 1. I M. Le Duc,—Count le NiltOotins cated• to me the dispatch whicitlour ;11 - e•••ed to bin) op the, letli . , iest; as al mews annexed to it, coticerpiuoto4u have takes place at ' Neuttilesist, ' I e toted [tir. 1 I have given an account to AO. . - 1 ; nt w delay the arrival of the Deepili pm irnced. It is by express orders Zr 1 1 1 • l ii ; I I that I made dfreetsqy tft xour-Futeetim you to consegta'tlstiltnoWledge'Eswih Emperor of the French, the painful is! tni , (May hiss,prodsteed upon Min i . The I.:myeror, in addressing the off( ; 1.11 to the Bellent •Powen% ' . • ' uelictid bj'tits 4%lre of A _ . 1 . :: • •-. , i Ai ... ! t.* ~,t•-• :. .. ' . . . . He: stA ' ES ' ,NIAN,. 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RIN•WM Pm) 01 lib *per '• ' JF, .• . that conjecture ssits,titik m kt ''''''• v... -•• 4 • •• - the , • f''!4` • 'a te jt e et took them t o tlei Mgt* this& Bator:Alt Ron e 4, ha I ,_..b ejigil.;4iFf 9 41 1 1, 11 0 0 sofii"bribilit% Me+. • e d i r . ~.. ~ :•• • • - •-• n 644 —•• ~ t e lion efiltearnitadce4i „ „e•trp . - V . miteu .. anolt Ir a a iir isiit ..1 _,,; . 4 4 , 00 11 : 1 00 . 1 44.i nith . te. - Im p plitid NuA lo 1 . ...zr a..... r,... ... re f . : , h. h e a t : ne m : 4,l h a t :id lit, f it t i:: .. pe ?i • t Prisoner to be hi; the t2th of Stiff. • '' !, • • - ..•• •• • .i...-1 , 1,,,' •A 4'• it,_%art ' •- - • Mr..:, is had i The engagement whfclts,Nitiete . 41if 4 ftte (IWO. 'it ft hibter F 4 " ia..o§ii si: -,1 ) yention of the 30th tot 'lltion . lnit, • ; hilt Itiojesti. tad oOf 446ileftlitirei - Iw - a . mho s! ~ 4, pl . .; • • p rst, s n...2 unci rd i __he ... _hade a var. taireesa:niktor_breliwieareer,twhaut tpur-i.lc-e-yreLt•lindtell4 Emperor of the Frent luttioltb%OeifeeNtitltit 'Poiret I*. 7 914 ' 14 4 01 ! ..114:611.1r 406 T . ; # .j, litit 1 i u x q i t si t i o• n dc a n r o n4s eng ti e w ip:e w eio is us .tra t%t s he n l o fftit ca nt . .A u tt4 :ka ki ( .141 .1t bit . arenik , 4 c, 115/4 lk le h.l4 ...iteig 4"4"' htwatito *4"e6ti od;' f tli of lit h Y ; i t h ie e n che """ rges. heboirot4iiiintkligattLY tilleilatt,ErtiPackillgneoh:tiwieeleuard4n3i . . E most of diem were true ; adding, it was distress that & ti c t o h :,„' - )kaiestitys .the Erapttiii tif tin t „„coli,„ . .fi t t n , fe. s .crpePfol.-,11 1 011•4 4 9 at being 4 4tbe Imp*: ,Hcoroo eamtnitted for'. trite!, q ui d ht - - lAllied rqw,eti. - Their A e Ritliltikti t a nti ,the . I(iag of,Psessia, staged to drel Iti'Ve.det 11 . 1) , . a i tettelpgtemptutjaligd •Londoe ; bofrne over to peasants for the Jtempm e t ork • . liegioatil olAusttia, ancl.we.flid not . delayeoliapyidg - litifn u ffe arid Adgiie . it •h at ifi , re er .efeteett.9o either . oft l leg e - siAdwiit,.—Ann, Thera,- charged with obtaia. i • tio'hfrVal sty the Emperor of the French, the nth - 1 Peln t _ _ ~. ere ore j s iNe . 4 in contending ing virinas -same of money, on pretence of prom.. f tie' einiffritiatten of their formal qagagement on thie,i that Inirsainacnotted to otqatt the Prisoner . . ing planes at the East India lions?, ' • . illbbjriCti ' Villa 'alad: i'44, 1 0. 1 4.1 pi, , wished by the I , „T1)0 1 .0441.401,4$1(.11. A. T,tet.ott,,, gig.); in ad. Anal culmination: on Tenthly . at wit& the con,. wa s. an ame . ... of me rvier irrssunr,r Ili we im n e egijOee laruilie‘imanumpl 1." 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