The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-02 00:00:00

petty had comphlitors ; and able.mett were necessary it! t: , ,. Direction, whose services oughVo.be properly rPutided. harry d..pirtment of the establishment ought to he properly filled up and property rewarded; but /hen all . this ought to be done en system. '.The lion. Proprietor (Mr. Lushington) rather went . too far *hen he endeavoured to persuade them that the patronage we: not a great feather in the cap of the Directors. if they considered patronage as eothing ) let 'thorn return it to the Proprietors. hl r. i'Lass ea said; it *as absurd tOthink of placing pa , 10. in.alsy other bands than those of the Court • of. 13:rectoiv; -• by the of Mosktsts, altllli **or oa the tbth the Allies, passing throat 14"kien army of General Blucher, pro .ceoded to the Meilen bead-qoartere.• Ile has con firmed the intelligence of the Emperor / 4 4poleou's project to attack the army roweling Berths. General Blucher occupied Breslau on the 14th. • 1 FRENCH PAPERS.. Cosawst.totw, Cik*Mot of the Island of Uornhohe beiinglearnisd, that the Ca in of the Swedish brig irentafilet, which was cruising between Bornholm andstitlistianaoo, preyenticr the Danish ships frost ciaciitnithe hitter port, ordered the Consmande*Of Cbebilansei to demand tin ex planation. au .this &IF goodish Captain Made Krosigidt,4'who*lled; 16...404}' orders to stop vesssis,bet,reas twe e ' Aka de pettish • The . Goksraor, toTaiilntain coon* . sis . plitiosisieo cessary with the fortressei of Chr e llaigtsoe, germ' ottiova for acting against the Sw li!coci f oeqwenise of this, Captain Lieutenant' Wolf stifed on the : 4lth Of July, from Christiaasoe, with 'foal gun. boats, whek a cannonade took place between theta and the Swedish brig. • The Swedish Captain sent a boat with a flag of trice, to ask, if war had been declared betweeh Sweden and Denmark ? The Lieutenant replied, that She Captainkaving.declared that he would pre vent commua.icatlon between Christiansoe and Born- • .~J NAL. of Attatria ipinst France," &C. In . the tatter. of iiatict44 . et TOLLY, cometaitdei in..Citief of. the'cimbined armies of Ruisia and Prussia, to tie nine* of N I ". CIIATat, it 'will be seen that -notice was gin % that -the negotiations for pesiCe_not having attain e d that object, and that the Armistice terminati ng on :se 10th, hostilities would continence-en the 17th of lase month. The 11;4 of these documehts affirms positively, that the Emperor of AusetittA hal declared war against_ France ;:'Ate Courier of last night Stakes its credit- opeti:the i c assertion, butt Minist-rs are hi . • possession of ash • Declarillien.--...oWhy not (if such be the • case) lay 'so important a doeinnykt *fore the Public ? It would . be f to the crpiuiors 'ail, the most promising . event that hoc - e t. sislirleddering the whole twenty rare war. We are tibii.vitore surprised at the concealment of such a *ate paper, Ante the Emperor of AUSTRIA is (hr. &really placed from the other hails, of the :Wes. Upon mere omission of the rtinewal. of the Armis. (ice, - they are at-actual war with Preece, The Ern. peror Fitascss, onthe contrary, was appealed toss an umpire or mediator; he wilrqnt, cannot, take up arms without giving his rfiasonseili What •we should consider a Declaration of r . Tbit is the point we have had in view; this circumstance it is which has made ys dotild of the facts which have been so positively announced for sometime past. . We shalt continue to have doubts, for the reasons we have be. fore given, till the satisfaction the British people hairea right to demand is afforded them by their Go. 'eminent.. • - One of our Morning Prints; formerly boasting Ae,accurncy of its intelligence, and, indeed, cre. ditic kr . as' ranch, tells us how the French Ministers 'are put. to •their -s:lifts to fall in with the wishes of BoulaAwre, hi concealing front the people of that country, events which we al firm never•have happen. ed. It tells us that SAVA Ry, the Sir Joust FIELDIMI of that country, hat issued asort of Bniletin, to the following purport . , • 64 The EMPEROR was at Lowenberg on the 21st. Ile had completely beaten the Russians and Prussians. The Pante of the •Mose:ti,t and Qen,...f.avatelos had particularlY distinguished thernielves In this at. fair. The enemy's troops had suffered much, parti. calmly the-Corps .of Gen. LANGERON composed of five divisions. The operatleas of the campain were developing themselves with great rapidity, and much to oar advantage. It was expected that oar troops would be in Berlin by the 23d. His Majesty was in the best health. The Priacowi Emmaus, had reach. ad Schwerin. ' 4 ! Pari4A.ae. 28; 11111. • 4 4 .10t#5. , -The enemy% loss Is estimated at 17 et 18,000 into, of whom the Prince of the hioscwx alone made 2000 prisoners." Our sage cotemporary acknowledges that tie thief is an invention, but artfully adopted to keep the people amused and in tie dark 1 We have often complained of the iniaapplicetion el abuse of the British Press, -it is' now introssible not to he marvellously struck by the severe, the ty rannical 'discipline exercised over that of the French. It is certainly degrading to the human character,. Oat between fifty and sixty millions of souls should be ignorant of passing events, which may involve one-rot/4k of that number in speedy de struction or misery. --Thiali being reigned over with a witness, and will certainty teed to make every re maining French Republican tees and less in lest with hipearchjand the Monirch at its het _ It is ;ow undeneo — iid,' tit LattilltiVPllNCE of `SWEDEN is to be Grand . COrnmander and Director of the whole Allied force tad for the purpose of en abling him to comprehend and guide the whole war, be has ropved his head-quarters from *itralsorni to Berlin. Previoui . to this removal, his Royal High , ness, with his distinguished friend,. Gen. - "BionEw, reviewed the British reg iments sent to garrison Strai mid, with whose appearatice and discipline they ex pressed themselves highly' satisfied. After the re view, the CROWN PRINCE gave a grand dinner to the principal Officers, at which the health of Loid WELLINGTON, and the continuance of the glorious triumphs of the British arms in the Peninsula, was the ing yes sad of .• "*:'• * ... !...r•—• " 71.1. "1.11110 1 11,,P 1111 • • . . A • - . .. . . • . . • • • • . . . , •4* . a . •..,... , ' • . . . - • • . e • . . . - • , .. 4 _, . • • ' , • . • . . 4 . .. . • . , . . , * . , • .4 . $ . ... .•.. . /.. a . ~..,.. . ~ • , •' a •• $ • • . $ ,„..,.......,,..e....11114 . . —* - •‘ *. ' * • * . ' ..i a 'avast - - . • '''' . .I . •nErni ._ ' - ' • ' ~ •• ''•"• • . .• . , . . , • - -- - -...-- • • Itt.'Mooar was willing to withdraw the motion Lieut . Amen de Wkaingerode has. mode. : 'is re; .•.`...;, 'tiffrA sycs' ilki ltkitSPOlMEN73. Tides' of about 11000 j .tigik ' thltd . fir Lim , of . .. for the present. that proper notice might be given. connoisance oti the right with Bor 0000 aiisdiy.--?. - •• ' '''' .:illtaio emanaikatfone man 0. store than 1000. ~ The CHAIIIMAN conceived the proper course of He pushed forward as far es Wittenbett and liter,. .-.•; wirii „g ot 0 . Ai iteii . • ft • ef Gat. 1. ta - iess.:, ..,31;Lic tie.-We •Po *sera, *t 1111.0plist.te‘tehor.e.nc.ft I' h I .e. proceeding would be to have two Courts, and to give bock, on the kft flank of •the enemy, atsd mode mono ... - ^--,,, . fourteen. days notice previous to the motion. . prisoners, two of whom are Captains. .The4lave- . • - i. .,,•_.. g- 11 0 . ~_., .., Fi b Porterbeiriein kss gliiil w .44 - . 4 .: Pi l l . rib li ho ita h m i e d m ill ar e a l f r est ° o ll- . 616 U . . i t 'l i la : 11 t i Fero kilo . . . e , jog to Mr. How. hint the motion come utider t rliscussion„ elan Colonel Coot* .de Ansel has beetstelson, suite l ie jr,lll_, ► •• lo ,e IF . wevald-inere opposed it, on the ground, that it was some cavalry. . heat. 4e Yins, of the ItegisisOnt of . • loallfrfall*elak , salefr lisitibr# edit •orl' , ' —....... . ~ ilepr.tper to ITTIIIIIIeraiO one set of men, without Hussars 1 2 PortterisiaiNsttkcket1 the uneity.at Zeileth .-" , .4111611114111041600kfipek/Wcs new - ; :. . W et I ; ihis a e riSeiTESig; C g s :e nt the m yr_ Sec ond vtitE:l::: : :ft i taking into entisiderstion the state of the salaries on and.rilok Alien_ *pdl s i remount horsesholioging to ......,..1,„:„.. ,.. . 1 / 4 • . _ :. . ._ ~► ......„.„........., 1 . Third Bulletins nosfitehtehraefobilerelowem:grh fpui P a r rte i t :co ; it S , the woos,. sitaplishlnent. - ~a regiment of lieosenarmetadt cavalry. I ..,..;".... . _ seam ,. ...,.,...,....i......,;.,..;01vet. . jo w t h r iuh is a c r o e n o ti f inm eo . M.. Alderman ATKINS thought the ought to pro. i - Tito enemy, Os far as .It is yet knows, hes not . . 0 , .... ~ . . ~...., Qat ` .• , a ... , 1 • ‘llth, it one is the mornin g,` i ' - ' - '► .' c.ed on somethinr like a sgstentstie plan. If an ad. : passed the frontier, except with reconsegring parties. .dition Avis 'Merle In the salaries of the Directors, they , . The Freneh . Generil of Diviition de Jomini, Chief 0 • .,....b.:. .oettht co have-their time in return fur it.' The Com- of the Staff of Ike ../rosycovsosanded by the Prince , delivered .to the Covet tie Missend's' Se P 9 ri P 99 ) the Deny had coesoalitors : and ahle.mett were necessary !of Moskrra, earns over on the lbth te the /Mkt: f end; famous biairir,-11.11 . day it Um sue* elm, , . natation et Welt hY AaMria igainst Frames; SDATESMAN. , • . Mr. lusuglestirtre said, the patronage, in Cttslier, paint of . view, was nothing- Mr. Minot Mimes then withdrew Ms motionlor the Ketone ; and, after some conversation, the 6th of Oct nber was bud for takltig ft into cousideration, Adjourned. r. satimummtumswiamosw FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. . • .• SECOND BULLETIN OF THK COMBINED nil - OF TIIS NORTH OF MAHAN tr. . • . Heal-riaariero, Patufaas„ Avg. 116. tr . The Ptince RRiyat removed his head.quartcas 111 etli city last eight. The army is concentrating. ' • At the expiration of unavailing negociations en. tered upon at Prague, the Armistice was denounced .i the 14th by the Allies, so, that hostilities may be renewed to-merrow. On the ilth, at one in the morning, Grant Metternich' delivered t 6 the Count de Narheuee. at 'Prague, the Declaration of War,. by Austria &piaci France. ilk Royal Iligheoss has jost addressed to the Cons. bitted Army under his orders, the following Prods. Elation ~~ ; bolm, he had on his side received orders to re-eta. Wish it. The cannonade lasted for some lime. °Tbs. Swedish brig 'lied, and our gun-boats re-entered': • Christianson. Auvestvest, Avo. learn by the two mails whist yesterday arrived from Vienna, that the course of exchange, six. the imaginary vale, of paper money, relatively to that of coined money ) , has allat once experienced . * frightful depreciation:; The ex change, which on the 28th of July was at;100t, Was Doted on the 14th of August at 1881, Idtel that ia reality it erisat frOm 194 to* 195. Ceiba money was paid on die-same day from 196 to 200; that is to say, 200 Aortas Bah d'ilmortissenieni t - as 1008 florins in Banb.bills,• are paid for 1O Berle he ready !honey. &maws, isno. 291.--The pest fro*, rives, but we no longer receive that froia"Boliemiii. Several following posts are now wantiog. It appeaya that the.- Austrian . Commanders who are upon .4be . frontiers-el the kingdont, havotorbidden.all nieation with this exterior. We know that alt strangers, sobjects of the Confederation Gram Ride', who were taking the waters of Carlsbad and Teep. tits, in short, who were in Bohemia on any account, have received orders to leave it. We • have, arready seen several of those strangers pass through enr town on their return to their' homes. _ , 1 •,- , am , 0•••••••1 'IN OF THE COMBINED . NORTH OF GERMANY- Head-quarters; Chariot enhor_ Royat left Potsdam at Are* morning, and transferred bii bead-qk tkdrices bare been received :ere assembling' in force, direction of Trebbin, to make Royal Highness concentrated between that ,capital . and combatant* bare arrived in . yesterday► eviedig‘ Soma ( 10 Garman fibs larlf h'uts% , 1 ' • LONDON: interaiDAT, svarrnassit 2 1 1813. \ A Cali Nall arrived this mornigg, by which we received the followleg intelligence .s. , ‘• ' Ttbrifegincy Gouge, dike libtaintely, contains a deibia l dated Jtily:•11, removing Sine' Pedro li- • liied4iirrem thieffite of Setretary ofitite, and ap. I Pad* Dew A. C. Manuel, ad interim s to thet. --s, ,and saki ••• he situle Vapechas *Ram decry a ASS iOIgIiiIFLE% ..• . ~,, , .---....0 simpll t i,i , . , .. . . • .iik a t tir : ; The Geteeraiie, le Maintain coutmialtNittions to iie- •". " T he ,Cl ein etal **d Ee . tretwdbterYCwit . es' . . • '• 77-- ;:!" /! "‘ " , .. . .. misery . with the fortresses of Chr e i t iiiansoe, gave di....t0 transmit to the most distant posterity the ntranciry - mss . ppetious fee acting against the Sw es brig . li!con- lof the glories' victory,..which the Allied Army gained.' i ..."414ili t of this, Captain Lieutenant Wolf attif4 aw !under the command of the Duke of Ciudad Rodrige,;: -•- from .Christiaasoe, with lout son- ern the .- J u ly , . • 21st *I last over t he enemy, commanded - ' - " k Place bet " s/4 than by the intrusive King, in the fields of - Vittoria, ' - -P ^ decreed as follows : " .. 1.• When circumstances shell admit of it there shall be erected, in the situation best calculated for that purpose, in the fields of Vittoria, SUICTILI . that man. uer. which Government shall consider most proper, a taonament, which shall record,, to the latest gene. odious, this memorable bettle. • . ! " 2d. The political Chief, and provincial depots. (Bono( Alava, shall charge themselves with the exe cution of .this Movement." • • . COMBINSII ARMY OF THE WIRTH OF GERMANY. • • IRE PRINCE ROY IL., GENERALISSIMO. CADIZ ) JULY 18.---The proud, .sad now Muni . . . Tti fib: ARMY. • listed Suchet, is marching towards Tortosa, and it • Soteteas I=C,ntleti by the confidence of my appesn that Hatispe, with another c i orps, has taked . Wog. and of the 'Sovereigns his Allies, to Wad yOlll another road, at the same time marching towards b. toe career which is abo u t to open, , 1 rely for the Lerida. • aurress Of oar Arms on the Divine protection, the • . • ~ ig.tier of .our cause r and on your•valour and perse 7 According to information, likely, te be correct; Vertne. • Clausel will have effected his junction with Sachet, - ... 1 • Had i ;( 4 t not been for the extraordinary concurrence with a Considerallie corps; .but.'the lit,.2d, and 3a of erects Which have given to the last twelve years a armies, the expeditionaryltnay .00der Lord Ben dreadful celebrity, you would notitave been assem. bled ow tee soil of Germany ; hut your Sovereigns thick, - Genera/ Villa Casio's corm these of the retell thst Europe is a great family, and that none celebrated Mina a nd D : ;Titian, which pursue . .14te &ate, of which it is earapoied can remain in. `Clause!, end various Angle=Pottugtrese die...sloth) ' different to the evils imposed upon any one- of its 'which are on the Ebro ; all these corps, whose mild: isemhers by a conquering Power.' They • ire also , Der eXceed 60,000 meu, lire suf fi cient to tooreand courificed, that when sucu a Power threatens' tis more humble Sachet's 'pride. It is thought that Ca attack nud subjugate every other, • there ought* to vast ouly one will among thotre stations that suede. talonia is now about to become the principal theatre fermined to escape from shame ana slavery. ' : ' 011ie wee, to the rapid and &tearable progress of From that roomeut you were called frost the ( .which the stung pieces .which are in 'that country ' -7- of °Wreath)* in ia• banks of the %Volga and the jots, from - the •shoresi All the core! of the AvvaY ..I wilt offer considerable oh:tenet. Tortosa, Tarre d Britain, and the mountains of the North, to snits, saris hare received orders to advance, and are re • . with the German warriors who defend the cause at march. We are assured that they will take new p e r . PNat. Lerida l Barcelona, 'Gerona, Ilastrich, Fi 7 Eu r op.. ' - , SitiOnS in the Lipper Palatinate, soden the Bohemian golly and Roses, ara the prnempal points of sup. Tidy, then, is the . moment when rivalry, as. frontier& port N the enemy, which, If theyanty in part delay tiOunl prejudices, and antipathies,, alight to &sap. Yeatleteewev 'Ave. "•"1414• Vienna. P a per , '" the'pregrese of the Allied Armies, will also weaken year before the grand object of the independiune of which were wanting, have aerlltells hot . they "mill" the 0 0 0pyr 4 army, Which will .b e obli g ed to leave nations. • . , nothing relatists t o peace se war. .: - . 1 : . ' string ganisotit Irt all then pieces, if they iutend to • The Emperor Napolenit cannot live in pato with We are "'fog here to Pte.", °le . ** . , *lna ,* , oeotttf i tem - iff. .*.' ••••,...,.,,•:-• • • • • . Europe, unless Europe be his slits. Ilia preauesp.l new conscr i ption . - . tion fa rued 400,000 brave men /60 miles from their I PAP" Ave. 241:--on the "thy ha' the 1111 ° 4 410 Cann, IVLT -ISoodflii Senor Nuncio has al county.). ; misfortutses,against which he did snidely' h in the tow I all the preperation at Cherburgh, bat 0 , 2 ready set soot for Tulin, In Portugal, in a vessel to provide, fell upon th e i r b r id e , avi d, 300,000 and st. Port Napeleolv, were ready for the neeptven ~ .. ~_____t h ~ , .. R eitato pro . :Vialell lay 'renew. Frenchmen perished on the territory of a great • Em. , of her majesty the berms Queen , a a l l who pint-, the Sovereign of which hadmado every effort to /.rall **Petted every moment. .. . • .• - -- On this bead we observe , that individuals expa- . • preserve palace with France. _ .... • . * 0 . ' . -s .l - • - . tatted from Spain on account of being prejudicial to It was to be expected that this terrible distills., COPY OP .4 4tZ/snr* • - 'it, .take refuge in Portage!, within belt a league or the, etfpct of Divine vengeance, weaid have inclined ...*. emelt THE nENEttAL fts CHIF4. ReitCLAT 1141. • levee of our frontiers, may they not be as prejudi- the Emperor at France to a .less murderous systole s.;) 2.014. To Tux. intisca or icsur . Cuovi,.. an t i inns, instructed, at last, by the example of the- . - - . ;., • . . :ela . ne ailleligis ? If the Poriugeese Government North awl of - Spain, he would have renounced the , ' . . - "1411". ."' al. '. .....- • altaireltit hospitality by admitting into hs kingdom • ltelahleisach. 6701 .7.4 Ofas; 0. mg. , ~.,.._._ _ _ . • with its irl-a of sitiugatiog the Continent,. Red have con.' " air , . the 111.4nr-C1 al•of the French A 1 .. , stem* wbo... differ with A lly, Spain; protecting .:.• trait.. let the world be at • peace; but this hope t he __. be f he • tient. eitlieugh only as fugitive individuals, we be. negotiations op ened at gue. or t ve.esta- i .e: • • . . -• b r o 4 fikaapi t ointed •; and that peace which all Go- mhh t of : between . th e Allied Cdertll rte i. sire, and which every : Government has' lieeetheewe shalt sot be able to obtain all the ob- and France, not, hiving lid to . the , object pro- • jetref expatriation, and that this must be extended `4lO-1" beast; rd" 4 1 41 --Nitia"Zar" Na Pt t ionsed br ttliemA ,, ' t its ordered to - 'denounce. the to di l'enitnsiita iiint'oist 10 th a t of Spain alone. .1 •.- .,.... :c -, - 7:•:.-- Arnas"te - e ' ll64 l `r it i teitti . ""*r Ilt'*: - ii — iiir;if - " - k"ast aiiiilit,litirießif The Ptoltif. j ., t 6 trm " "444 ire must ill " re ' Mav (J 47 'a - ' tonged at Pleiniackt . 011 I N e '• " repose aid independence. The • • lia. /i .* ir th _. . • she i • I geese cosinnmentis informed that there are eertaht the 14th (26th) u1y.. ,, cen Doody. to et pa- which gelded the French in 1/22, lations - of the coliee t ttiott • I c e mattst i oitth . . to pewit's Who are permitted to reside in its States, ill* 1 P r " w t ich ted t o t e 4 ne eeed ie a t i"mh heir t r e e r t rit a o lld ry t : 9 7 g m h ; c a r r y this Declaeatloo - 416 ketel.tyserten Of the , will siat'with indifference view this hospitality. . i ..- French arm s a d also iO•annotince, Belt hostilit ; ... .. , our valour against those who, after 1 1 ' • Cass, 5 use* 16 A dispatch - has • arrive.d 'frinla land which gave you birth, stilt . A wi e l l l ' utt ifi , c t o l ieu th ; : en ." ce. commence on the 6th (17th) of ' ' '— rit"'Of the Resua• n, Prussian and your brethren, your wives, and yoer , Gee: Elio, dited the 7th, announcing the liberty of Swedish armies. I regret exceedingly . that ' ci rcum. Valencia. • , •• a noble prospect is open to you : .. stances impose upon me the fulfilment of so painful a 1 0 0 t h e 10th, General. Lord W. Bentincit entered duty towards your Serene • Highness; but f never. trope, the re-establishment . of its, . 4 . -. • . • f rite I thelesaseise the'. opportunity o renewing to you that capita! amidst the greatest applause, with all hie end Of that convulsive state which assurance of my high cons id era ti on. - • ..-. army; he ..adopted the . most energetic '• measures to years duration; finally, the peace of (Signed) BAR ,c 4A r jin g +dux. maintain order, and to -he. able to succt.ssfutlY par tite result of your efforts. Ren. * " worthy, by year union; your disci- see the @stony. About 2006 Vandals remained in .. courage, of the high destie ' quits,, quarters at Oritaleabarlio -415, 1815. bare I wr.';ll:'o4lta illains„ a lvel. ~.gea644..haa.ban ' • • Slithers ! It is .1 &Ail 11 1 to conquer same sentiments wt 1 and which prompte bat the armies *hie sow to sti,irtrate you li 4 M. Ing invaded the I kola in chaius your children. ISoldiers! What I e The liberty of Bur I equilibrium, the eni Las had twenty yew i r I * the World, swill be I der 'ourselves wort i t ! pline, and year cosi awaits you. Frawley Head quartet ' August 15 1 TITIRD SULIETIN• THU N( • Hear! The Prince Rays , . yesterday morning, to this place. i • Repeated adviel esseray's troops wet and in the direction liewita. His Royi .1 Ward army betwe Selarly . 90 ) 000 core , • Mien" sines yester rhiltelteld 1(7 Gtruta your disci. I . . - -•-- many which I . Extract at a 'attar tees . then • ' ''' !hood of Munriedro, iiinteoo In'Penescola. Sachet's Slid- drank with the melt . ettthutiastic applause, the • Dantzic dated July 30, ..1.8 IS :•,-. 4 ( want 'of guartaeor were in Alain ii. Chevert.- . . I Caowy PRINCE and. General Moneau t expressing .E 5 J4 ll . every thing wi t hin the town ii every day. c . .. . ... a . I their confidence , that the British Hero 'would yet • • They have - eves•got• 'ao medicines ' ter 814 k oi. • '"" n ' t I - achieve glories be/ondthose already 'won by him, aid Inc ••• aw l JULT 24.---• . - 1 - ne anniversary or In ' den.—There are new ne l as s th e n 4 ,1, 0 0 - : n :ai s be. bottle'. ol ArePnal was YeliegdaY celebrated at tbf; render services still more Important to the cause 9f I) Aftm y i k r • fore the tow"; go R o o" pri .b oa ti t y e / l imy b e . fide,* Ambassador% hems, wals ail the rejoicing nations. It was ascertained that MOILEAC Woad not r. • • longing to the Swedish- *hawed - See*, *nil eeeerel and eAthuslasnt which the resekeetien equally ate. take any adual command against the French, but ob, Aug. la. bomb shiPs,' are lylag is the roads ;Await/ po • im i a bi goas ,:thei of eta od e ors . f orm id a bl e F r e s o s t s ,' mould merely accompany the Ositzwis Partsca as a tree o'clock, beats are building at Elblag.:. 'curing lb* bet *4 army which caused oat o a r des_ liberty et m ad A 4 riv ode fr iend, and assist him iciNt his Counsels. ad-guartgra.l weeks erthe Armistice , tila 'garrison iely. jet wet 9 ' • I " " 7 i..' By the last, letteri trod Spain we are concerned add'eael!s 9 ,bilt also that of a great pert of ellif , )6 m a i.; ' • 'for IS . days . on ~..e.t6it et the aleasefol opus o rthat Lieutenant-G*4ra! Sir TROKAI id that the' . Luelont's-lorps. Ails, . the prekelliatom• :ii. /ho : Pfidarklit limit! Poduce , and which 'Hp aid i, ...Pic!! at had been atimptilto ds from 'bad health, to rat WYreeta Armistice, thodelhorY 00 1 a Isliessilsalliell;, lit leee l lief ay, am fooadatlea alone. of that fewest/Ole rellaqu)sh his commiiiii,"*nd was coming home, and .e a push on kgwever t (welshed very singly'."''ope • ; ..,• -r. NW in whiehignim se* is. (Here follows Lien' A. lat DYsintelPY, had 'begin td prevail, amongst the Led the corn. Mrs. WG.nment, Into Iliiis WAMMHIPAtik eiE• acomiat et At dans* tegigsom )• • ' . i troops, - . Spandau, York Theatre; . kiss . nammen, of ,the igestelen ,iil ..:/ ,„ L . i _ , g • . . •; • •• I - The trOops at 434:aftallosinernveiltparteetad In teat pz.. l Theabir and ggrofaxiiip a .. ft . Tbobire i p ;• . Iffit, it Isolit moo" that tine XIV mach *k w . • ~. 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