The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-14 00:00:00

FRENCH P4PER.V. • P. ass, DEC. 9.—Private letters from Wilna, dated thu '29th t.' November, state, that they bad there received letters written by the Emperor, on the 27th of the same month, from Stukzenks, near Starbi borsow. His Majesty continued his movement, and enjoyed the best health ; at Vilna they Ilit'tered themselves with having the pleasure of seeing him 'within eight days. The army was in an excellent (porfaiie) situation, the fiwo weather continued, and favoured in a'singular manner its movements. . . DEC. 4.--Intelligefide .. from the Zmperor, dated the . :lstit of November, has been received. Ilia Ma. jeity hod left Smolensk (pr - Orcha, and enjoyed very ifood•health.. The army continued its movement' to take winter quarters. Dec. 7.-I'Avate letters from %Vilna, dated Nov.! 25, - announce that the movement of the grand tinny ' continues, and that his Majesty theEtnvror enjoys pgood health. The most perfect tramuillity reigns in q lantl, and the Poles continuo to give ,the moat —strikiugtproofs of patriotism. ~ They art animited by. the 'best spirit. They are occupied , at 'Vilna with public fetes and rejoicings. French gaiety has cont . blanketed itself to the inhabitants of Lithuania, who. ow themselves worthy of that independence which . is insured to them by the genius of his Majesty the nperor. Wiwi*, Nor. 11.—Smnlensk has been made a very strong place ; it appears destined to be a fortress of the first °trier. P,sata l , Dec. G.—They write from Wilna, that the lbliatrillettess Ase' Marshal the Duke of Tarentum, which he„d fog a time left Mittau, in coAsequence of fhelatit iiffairs at Polotsk, has just" been reported in that town. Tin. corps d'arintieof Marshal the Duke of ILigio has repassed to the , right bank of the Duna; the Russians have retrograded upon this point and quitted ,solotsk. ARMY OF.T.II}I SOWN! OF SVAPT... SATIEACT OF A LETTER FROM THE G I ENERAL . .. GADS BARON THoUVENOT, GZ)ri:Rsoit. or THc 4TH • OOTEANNENT IN SPAIN, TO THE *MISTER A* WAR. Ove: 4. 44 MUmssionEtin,--General Bgarre, Aid•de- Lamp to his Catholic Majesty; has just arrived at Vittoria., charged with dispatches for 'the - Emperor ; he has announced to me, that on the 6th, - 4,600 pri soners, auctig whom is Lord Paget, wilt arrire at Vittoria, under as escort of about 3000 men of the Army of Portugal. " The English have retired into Portugal, and it apprarsvertain that our affairs in that part proceed as well as possible. The General ut Chief, Count Reille, set out to-day to continue his route to. Bur gos. (Siood) " Baru. THOU VENOT." ARMIES OF SPAIN. The junction of the , three armies of Portugal, the Ce itre, rid the South, was ettected on the 10th of Nov. at Alba de Tonnes. The three united armies, nAer the orders his Catholic Majesty, passed the Tonnes on tue doaof the 13th and 14th ; the Army of Portugal between Salamanca and'Al ; that of the Centre at MK itself; and the Army of the South betweeu'Alba and Puente de Cangostio. We have es yet received nothing positive respecting the direc tion the Goalish have taken in their retreat. • PARIS, Dr.c. s.—Ott the 18th NoTem;ter, Prince • Schttartsenberg gained a complete victory over the • Ru►sian corps, under Genera( Silken, 20,000 men • 'turn. This brilliant day Cost the enemy from 7 to 8000 area, killed, wounded, or prisoners; be . took from him 40 caissons of ammunition, his' bag gage; &o. Thit part of the Russians who escaped Bed in•disorder in different direction's but Without hope of being side to. regain the army at General Tschitchagolf, from whom this corps is cut oif by the skilful manoeuvres of the AustrO-Saxons. On the 191,14 Prince Schwartzenberg continued to pursue the enemy and make a great number of prisoners.— We espnt the official reports of this - important sic tory.• Lucite Non. ti.—Tlielast intetli. , ence from Po. land informs us, that the Grand Army is now sta.• Coned between Smolensk and Witepsk. It hai not Lad any affair of importance with the Russian army, The Make of Taretituni . * corps d►arme occupies She same positions in the, neighbourhood of Riga. The garrison of that place still keeps tranquil. The Prince of Wittgenstein finds himself menaced with a combined attack by several French corps d'a►mee. We are assured he has made dispositions for his re treat towards Pleskow. Marshal the Quke of Reggio, after having re. -taken the - cummand of his corps d'armee, reviewed It; hid &rest is luperb. jt bad beau to put itfelf In GeeereT,Tschitchngoff seal with.tils army botweels 61Onim atid Minsk. lie has not entered . the 14iter town, Ashes* a French corps is colteetini. Prince Scliss l irsicieberg 'has entirely cut off. Tapliftel4ol i • from. *seek, and the • positions had...iPt;o *thiel Bug. There remahis for,that General, fain that' of . speedily gai n ing should he be given time to accompliAh it, ' ' ' •Tite Perla Papers of the7th and )lth of December, contain two dispatches trete Qenqii Count Dec4en, Commander in Chief of thelkiiliy,4-qqtalpnia; to t* iliittister at War. 'Ili: first, dated G Saito{ iers ) Nov: 1,• gives an atconet•oftte atta b k mirde b . , Geis. • Lacy, in' the night •bate - deli the:2oth' and '2lst Of QP tobeiv and ef his haiing bawl ripuisea ; and the 2d from Barcelona, 10th 6( •Novenibet, • at. Count of some operOisqs hi bad divecied against the • same.Getteral, which . Vpor to have been attended with trifling conieq. ' ' * • CORELYNA m4IL. [FROM TIM CO,UNNA DIARY, OP DEC. 1..] The French are retirin; - ttitiarda Valladolid, in Consequence orwhich Lord %trellington returned to Salamanca : there had begitigitae iklrTisliei with the advanced posts. SAMTIAOO; I ` Nov. t7 . 1 . , --.They write from Ben,. veate, .tbnt n Thing. tiew bad Occurred between the light of th e Douro and that place, and eat:lase a let. • telfronfcartion, - Ah,tei Nov. 20, s*Mct i day:o4 Gactivicita IYOn'J.'itochrjgitez t . marched lyna .trfnietcilfeaidt the.opiSal l .atAe bead.of 1004 Ipo4. • • "-- i ; $ I ~C~~. 4. I • 4.; • I t . , V .‘ , • • if 1 V P .l • 11 : . 11 ir e g'' 1 . ( , . 1 .•°•••• • • f • . • le. .44.; THE NI'ATI'SNIAN. ""`\ We , aroitisoretlthat General Mendiztibet is making preparations 4o4ornt the tiege of (Mona. . SAI.AMANCAi 'Woe. I .s.—Tite day befcire yectorday the Civil At/thorities and bagg-:;e set out in tho di ITitiottSici4ad Rodrigo : and . at CAS montept the tronft titledaig'the rune. Tile itiliabitititts . of thlb *city the greatest dill ressat wring the march . ,and ipproviraition of the lereStii towards theca bni there is istv'rente ly, because it is necessary' fur the realization of-thavist plans of Lord . Wvflin;ton.— Mendizabel has orders to proceed to Palencia with all the troops under his command. • ry u-sNictihao: the e -I)A :t a t:a n t . been csensia.tistield, hl. Iharteii)ewa . . i Secretary, he w : a ---7-7.1".".......".."'"! s not only not unmas i:e '' ,"4" . .. indisposition In out hands , the . artio'iir of . the unengaged' troops p e r e e c s a r it i o t u ß a i l ll : sad entirely subsided. - I rude in all directioits, urged ' I it was riecessari. For his owl. I.‘art9bil' then by every consideration to pass, but In vain.— ; Gentleman must have Lieotenaut-Colonel Bloom,. who had been troweled ' 'in ' , action, returned, mo s unted his horse, and rode ' through the army, as did also ;lodge Peck, who hap- Pectin any objection to the Cill 'nionstejd of Pl. pened to .be here, exhirtieg the companies in pto- thought it extratrrditiary that such &mea t : , he --1 ;lied, but all in vain.' *Finding'. •to my infinitettor.i hitherto been thought of. A .s.S. JO any she had not lication, that' no reihforcement Would fuss evet;.: Pri"kge by kny public officer, he any e.e of thi s seeing that another severe eartiliet must soon COBl - such had existed; but if ft - ',Ma not ' 1 ' 441 , and the fl ea titmice, and Inowing that the brave mew on the Gentleman would po i nt it out lwed 1 ..,.• l art N --- y e.lecke s4 ' heights were quite exhausted, and nearly, out o r*a s O,7! be''put to it. munition, all I could do was to send :them a T res et • titr.IMEVRY alluded to the privilege en' ) t supply of cartridges . At this critical moment I dis- . ' l a Nisble Lord, one 0E414 4 -.e.... ) aymastero-C; eue ,j a ° l - ,l 4'd f , - , patched a note to Gmeral. Wadvitorth, abilusiiiiting ' Forces, who•neverentered the d f ' I--- - `"' toor o th e a- v . in . 4 him with war situation, leaving theedurselnitiaiinrcFmed, ' ra s a sPailitrprkitege enjoyed by, the thrm• c ,„-,,"-: mach to his own jdgiisent,.with...etrepsves, jt m t if sioners of 7Wite4s tied Poresg. This cert a h ° ,; °-- wi .- '• he thought best to retreat, I 'would endeavour to les; objecttonM.) c le, - Inc! if , .., on ehquiry, he f : -- 'k. send as many boats as I could command, and coy. as the itrght'ffolmarahle , Ge t ' Riema n hs4, u"d " ' tted, his retreat by every. fi re I could safely make : but i "l'lstrould allieriince no farther oh;-,• • . ..atoe (roe the boats were dispersed, many, of the, hots egli itid hkr•• ? :os• ' • - . . .- fled, panic struck ; and but few got nit . Ilu. Jny ' : , grbejkiik : 4 7.6 then read a , s e co nd time , an d 0 4... 1 - ' I note could but little more than have reacted tiettetal to hee . , . mitted. for Monk 'Ad' . ' ' --"'" • ., . Y:7-- pureed. . • W, about four o'clock, when a most severe ititit Ob. - .. . . „. __________ 1 stinate conflict commenced, and - contirieed. about a n SI . 'utd4 larst Witstpuldislseltl44) tit continued necta r ) I ° .i . . is , - . • .4.4 . 1,4111. , 14 half an• hour, with a tremendous fi re of cannon, i r ruE itAmptiE4-. res Ava i l . ditd , ~ . flying artillery,' • and muiketry. . The enemy- Suc-i 1: sleadwrs of the Ilriiiiteleit fl tin 7 • Icated tO th e ~ tun llutu I, Mt Ni at ceeded in tepossessitig their battery, and gained. ad. ' tots ihf•i'll`st titirme r ; nod 44i: the FrSeptl. of. Peace, F '.. re e d ial • nod liefsrin, througnaut the tinned IV i g . ' vantage - on every side; the brave men who had - gain e ; t i has lon g tinier beers4t of re g r et " ti d ill in • ell , tea i.sii.m. ' 'ed the victory, exhausted of strength , and antinani- do kis cultutry„that ontidst the'multitude of petikied Int:Si-- tit/14 and &riled at the unpardonable neglect cif ti t eis that are contiiitinlly treitile K (rem theltrittili Pretii P oe fr.. , . . • RI 0 arfoteir to ihe cause of iteforenogo l k th e , exp qaut • .f ... ,.. k n .. - ... theit" fellow-set iers, gave up the Conflict. '' i gorst,Wsions and 5144144.11 ill the star w ich are . ra" . -I l i a" - "` . . pony eratje. 11 can only Old that the victory was really won, . ft'• abd drat ro)ing our et ra t a ' tieh...to aoht,i 4 . bat lost for.ttremantdt a small reinforcement. One •, 1 1 4 ;: r Ift s t r i ";„ C :d m e i r t i u „ t k In en n ; u3 i ii2efilltr ai r a lit. 14 pre third part of thOltlie teen might have saved.all.7 . tsilvie with tholathitstreouotia of one eipiteropoptrimetiln Mecum. - • . 1111LADE4P1114, Oct. 18.-4. cartel has arrived . ofrppl iteformand Intl s ependepre.-To promise more, would 6. precompitooP-To do tel, would-6.'l °o k t .. . . ' EDICT. - • !front Ilalifax, which left - that place the 13th, bringing . 1 . Ireland, too,--Ant fair.-wein hi - for Imperial diallera,- t p at • 4 4 Nov. 30.—There being a want of meats, itidia- • 500 exchanged A.Mirictens, 'three hundred more : lon g . oppressed, abused, nod' much injured Cotiolry,:-,h a n ow pensible for the maintenance o f the ' Ar my, which, . were expected to sail in a week, and 150 in- te s t-or I t: I r l U r en t i t e 7 ke ll y er i : e U r il i .rl i . bi t r li r .ing 'hll f" len , 171rt int : 6h ; U rg recel ‘" with co nibch valour and discipline defends Its against twelve days' after.; the Commitisery,- it appears, , other liellittl4henseilis iodicted oirhe i r g usfsistuiLe l e c h n sidr i eo nr : l tt i i the common enemy ; and the Prince Regent, our Means that none of our fellowseitiaena shall winter thw . i ii ituji zne aii ir d infer p4rlt, in oisder.shat they may rin g **. Lord, wishing no tucrease to be made to tttjr burdens in Nova Scotia wittfout their own consent. .., .V„, - . kt l i_ t r iit o l f h zT e v s : s ti r o ete are , m0t 1 i . .. 9 # rapid strides' to reda ct r .of the people by new taxes, his -Royel...jkltiess: AI.EXANDRIA ) LOWISIANI, Scer. 6.—Goetial ity- . ~.... Aajnewiliecstion . ,nf vier pian,.we ,hull orsi.:ionally g er ,* therefore orders, that the Council of ; iiipece do - snes force, 11l the vicinity of Mexieo, amounts ' 140 ar 4i in. th e . milli poliqehl productinms eirthe day.. .. r lswil °Nerved oy thirka..(whisse p s lioce- we w ar ' -promote totheutmost the sale of ,property wsvtod.Pl 'between 15 and 20,000 men ; and it is soppoiett•Nn, wan .ju advocate) Motif the gratis . were separated from ei, the Crown, or which has devolved to it * ili,C,Pll6 , r- htletript, if nut already, will very soon he-made on t'ekl , I . ar!tnieblitivihe ivaiirsnf our :fatal Poets; wind.htenly nifty to the decree of the 24th. of JeneeK,ls ..I. Bo l,::.this last remaining prop of decayed motiaroby in the: a i r ti ",*:,)'''. 3 " . , i e n ti i t i rlir hiS s il l ett i s titi e l;;:K ir sli? l t jtlft e ; and the -unlit* of- the 211 of gay, 1810; ..without ! West. Mexico taken, and the, Republic triumphs ! :sfoi to to-theitOrsioellitat of our periodical writers: *tine :1i -. , any exception •.,of chapels, produce of . customs, , i • —(N a ti o nol I n t o tti ge nc e r o f October 2 7 1.) al./large, like the Statutes ml l aw art- prov er bi a l f or t he wi th h . lest linithir !hey ilitiimle. It ANIL linwevel, he OW care (o . se• court-dues, .4c. whiolohla , tter however, may be re- I paste the g rain fr om 11;e chairs and to compress the beauties of deemed by those who are ,subject to them. The the ino,t spii ited public .Ithirtials; 11110 a y,..iiiiron: piot , ., 50 as in whole produce of these sales may enter the Tree- •Ii• nre sufficient spike file oaf cAvil observations, and the tartans Cel.tss sury by small instalments ; itttd the Council of Fi- of .. rrespiied* it was intended Dior the ptevent pithlient . on shouid It'ase appeared much earlier, liel threw/Import-oft for brin ; S ß it nonce shall cause the present Edict to he . printed, furviaird :moat derapied st trivuter leei ili of time than the Fre. Published, and fixed 'up, with the signature of the Prietors, were :st fici.-t' au sire of, thetbave deemed it waresai. five Governors of the kingdom." tiseable in delay its appear-ante, till the above &ie. rai s er Ina bring forward a hnsiYiprodeetloo, wheels (ei g ht prove unworthy of the .•e irmive ikinroani ( e they 5d to ie s rit, .tud *hied a ttln.ll. at all time. be their wooly to deserve. * ' ' Thu ough no Onnvitidnille accident, the If klerl) EN wain* ready foltsitidliralleit till lase as 551141413 , !Winn( s IQ pipit a recut reuse octki., it will io fissure be yeah roe deliveetty Twelve ti'elttek at ratan. No. U. If ill be' stdokilied op day nest, at 177, neet.ttreet, where the'F irt t Memb er insypg LISBON MAIL. LISBON, Nos..2B.:—The 'tench army in the 'lei ulty. of Salatutici, was not imprint' to Oni* eicei)t . in cavalry, ivhielr, in a short tit* . wilt 1* inferior to ours, from want of forage, by the rtair 41 6`l Of-the sea son, and contitweil•and forced niare . . OU the 12th of November, 8000 Wm'of theirnlintit Army were in'Alcaraz, and the reminder in Villa. Nueva d 2 La luente, near Toledo; anethe ti Joit and Third Armies were in S. Clemente' had Villa- Prlattrique. All these forces amountto thirty thou, sand men: Our head-quarters were still at Ciudad Rodrigo on the 234; the most we can expect is, that they will he t4nsferrel to s ierettada (Spanish ground) on account orbs being a Military point, in respect to'Upper and Lower Beira ts being nearer to the provisions and bet ter for quarte ts. ' • • • 'rite Stireetiitrishich come &wit to the 40th of Noveinhar thcittsive, contain no political Wel, tigauce whotever, • UNITED STATES. The National intelligencer containsa IQng aiipuch, from Major. General Van Hensselaer,.who command- • ed the American forces at the attack on Queenstown, giving an account of the operations there. The fol- i lowing are extracts:— • " The partial success of Captain Elliott, at Black Rock (of which, however, I have received ise tifacial information),began to excite a strong disposttloklu the troopi to act. This was expressed to me through va rious ciratinels, in the shape of an alternative ; that they must have orders to act; or, at all hazards, they ! teoultl.go home. 1 forbear here commenting upon the obviiius conineences to me personally of loitger with 'holding my orders under such circumstances....Haviiig obtained such information on the ether side as war-, ranted an immediate attack, the best preparations ha my power were made to dislodge the enemy from the I heights of 4pee:i s toWn, and possess ourselves« f the viUage where the troops mikht he sheltered from the distressing inclemency of the weather; notwithstanding this result, on the morning of the 12th, such was the pressure upon me from all quarters, that became sa tisfied that my refusal to act might involve me in sus picion; consequently every precaution was now adopted as to boats, the most confidential and , experienced ; Men employed to manage them. At I dawn of Clay the troops commenced embarking, der cover of a commanding battery, mounting two 18-pounders and two sixes. The boats . wosa SCUM. I what embarrassed with the eddies , east,bY,,,, , hrisk t- cannonading from three bat teries; but Cpl,,,,Vaii I Rensselaer, with 1110 men , soon ellected.his lantijog amidst a tremendous fire directed upon, him from ; i every point. A few minutes after landing, the Co- lonel received four severe wounds. Col. Van Reps.! srlaer, however, still able to stand, with.great pre- sence of mind, ordered his Officers to storm the fort.l This servirp was gallantly perfortee4,und theme, my driven down the hill in every direction— For I ,ootoq time after,l messed over, the victory aWkareil ! com ... 2tektiliA urn the enmity, were rufarOesi,i fly a clet2Atnetit - iT) s htindred Triel eninmscnced a furious attack, but were promptly met and routed by, the ride and bayonet : by this time I .perceived my troo_p! were embarking slowly. Lieutenidir-Colotrel F.enwitis!s flying and a detachment of regular troops under his corn i 'nand, were ordered to he up in season for Fort Nia gara. Orders were also sent to General Smyth, to send`down from Buffaloe such detacitments of his brigade as existing circumstances in that vicinity might warrant. ,The attack. was -to have been wade at lour o'clock in the morning at the Uth • .hy•eseb sing over in bbati from - the Old Ferry opposite the heights. Te. avoid any embarrassment in;crossing' the river (which is here a sheet of violept eddies), ex . - perienced boatmen were procured, to take the teats frog} the landing below to the place of embarkation. Lientetent4 ',Shunts. was considered the man of greatest shill for•thlirserviee. He went a-head, and in the extreme' doOltneit sprissed the intended place- far up the river, *n4 there, itta most extraordinary manner, fastened hivtioat to the Shore, and abandoned the de tachnieut • • lit this front boat he had carried nearly every rani, arlagli was propured for All the boats. • In this egonizingililemmastood officers and mea,Whose ardonriattriol 'heed cooled by exposure through the night to one or the Ingst tremendeui north-east stot'ms which !Foutiteued tinabatett,Tor '2B hours, and delagid the ithohi camp. ACipitroach of day-light uldingatObed every prospect of success, and the de likettaiettiletniliee 'lCtilbrot i lteadielaerwas to lave zommusacked‘the detecinsiesst. r" . ".1 pastednistt,li 'orbs tstzpatereMlLOSA Moielsents Welk tit* that, at the very metieue whets cominete koloty was „; The Southern States of the Union are beginning to feel the ravages of war. The Indians in their neigh bourhood had taken up arms, and compelled many of ,• the settlers in the back country to quit their habita tious. Col. Smith, who was besieging St. Augustine, 14d, in consequence of their hostilities, retired to the 41ock-house on St. John's. He had failed with loss irt one attack. In Georgia, all the regulars and militia had been called out ; but their numbers being unequal to the extrication of Colonel Smith,an had been issued for every third man in the state to join the army. . The National Iniciligencer says, that the surren. der of tjte AmericansatiQueenstown, was to be attri buted to the want of ammunition, all they had brought with them 'being expended; while the other Jour nals assert, that Alnjor-General Rensselaer being informed of the probability of the American detach ment being vanquished, ordered 1200 militia to ad vance to the assistance of their comrades, which they tlutly refused; and remained passive spectators. An arrangement has been made between General Rensselaer and General Sheaffe for the libelition of ! all the militia prisoners, en parole, not to serve char : ing the war. pruned by mid for the Propriejeti, 41 their 111fwevneiii. row, adjoining the Aovitatd, estemster-roitill and by them at No. 177, Fleet-itreet Inez( Emir. Peek' CAM. buthe)..to eithLr.of wolcu.piva Cadmoolimtiues foi•She fti* for are .requested In be sent. post paid. Arr. ' ' el:eifitub.:• -ll ' •'. : I.' • W7ak V *.•, , V; ••• ••11:• •• • • •: •• ' L Dl :oid ••?.4. r . 0 0 , •••• , !•••1 . 404 01 04 :. t ,i43::t • • ' i . ••.ii ~ Goceutterill 1 ' 1 Lisboa oinpatt .. , ; PRICE OF STOCKS TlitS DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. 1 Hank . • kntlia Unstit pat 4 3 dlIi: 9 pei Cept. Red. Mitt E;citequer Bills d. * I ,S per Cent. Cobs. Oleo*. 9 5 p I per C•nto. 75i6 OrnMute p•. •• I 5 per Cent. Nay.) • ronsols for Acct. CI 601 If Lens. A 112.14 P6*.. lAtttery Tiekets ____ IMPERLIL PAIILI43IENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Dec. 12. The oaths were administered to the Earl of Tbatiet. The Sogar Brewing Bill, and the,Starch Bill were read a R awl ti m e, and committed for .Monday. The Insolvent, Debtors' Amainlatent Bill WO reported by Lord Walsingbans, the Amendments agreed to; and thaßillef dered to be engroesall.l—A •,00rnod. T if't gT,4 7'ESALI - LONDON: ' _____— - .• ~•., 4. • . AtOIDAY 4 .bIIO3IIIIItIr 14, 161% - • lIOUSii 01 1 COMMONS. . : :• I. '-p4iii Pi p ers bpi, . bee . rwved to the loth i n. .. Mr, W, DUN OAS present:ll a Petlt;.la Nat LietittlaallOS.' , , -...4 , _ . L'• v ts_r , ' . '-''t__•' ' • . • • e • nerd .Vannes Ntontgoinerie, coospl i : l i n ia n it: fo o n f , az i tt i r. be du . e oe re ent :utt; ef in '• :t s ue. rej,! 6 iii ins ii.o tautie joi .;! , o l e i.o y r B u ll e ti n F a oa ti ra irite n i o ugeceot .t i o m is . favour of Sir Hugh Pnlrytnote Ayr, ip Scotland, w ho had lie-ii 1,. tri , ..4 only by amajority" ..,,,.• ;..4 ., „.,.. ~ ;,, . ) tn. , V4llO, while it was conteaded several penains daffretkold- ' prlortinaT a. 4 except .. the sate arrival of Boma ens, or a nose qualifications st to nominal . and 'ffetftlottii bad .. heett ridwitte.l to rote for him. Abe Petition tyas ordered:to be PA- •'-' ** T- 1.61 Ii f ' boa. s - . . taken into consideration 011 the tisth of Prirtady,•kt half - path from r—neeJcoptit4in" tk is said to have come i three o'clock. ..,_" 5,61 .6. • ~. • ~ • 1 • • • "drill - inforadVtion that the 49th an LORI) WF.1.1,1 Nerrom: •' ' - ' 4 36th Bnlklins 'lad been received at Paris t , doted at i , On the Order of the 41 , being roaa for taking into fiirtacr Snictletik but ' par ticulars had transpired. Pri uo ' eonsideratinu the Prince Regent's Message, ..:ancerning . Lord .... ~ 1 • ~• • , a i : ... Ilrellington, the House Maui! !, resolretl into a Committee for vate letters State, that :,11A r"Eisca f,:•.Plltta i. that purpose, a Clause was agree l l to, providing, that in default, .•• of heirs malt. of the Nlarguis Wellington's body, the lands, beg. W , !l/1 to . meat NAPOLEON , eat s VrAttittWv nod tot isslitanients, &e. &e. to b;Airclittsed, should dosiend , to: the - ! heir.. rem.:ie or Los body. Report to be receive:l OH 14,11. ../ / Ls . r ext . raordi i nary:leviee, were .maktg io all, parts to re. • i day. —lawd reflingtaatt ..state Purchase Bill was then Yetid # infoic.v3 t h e Grand 4rtryl7---1: , tiEc!o p . soit dot t ve”eolitor, sall•walefeat4oslavessstaltted for MotAay. --•••• t sti•-- • h ril ls t ti v ; iii t 't or ;,.. a ora. a ,,,,al that i • Ihe Okstilleappliittition MB, the VI est India import-1g- ... ;,11P1:.......* # .... . •717 „.. ...• • . damnify Bill, Bre Malt Duty Bill,* the P.xchequer Bills Bill. dr/ Igg Blce.Outy Bill, the Spanish iced - N'ine Duty Drawback • 81l ,• ilk • ' i' . * ji . either in , confirmatlos anpears conclusive respecting the movements and si• `lime , and die Chocolate Doty Bill,,were 6/Veraliy read a second tutition of the :rem; ,viny l . and ordered to be etininsitted on klouilly. The I:tit - Alm 4 , . . contradiction to ..tkose already' recciied anti sr:. Dousing° Intercourse 'Bill was read a third time, - H ad, 1 ? 1, 4 2 1 !,- in ..-- _ t• . ~. , • • Pawd• • (tem Bussia. ,_ ....46;0 t .i . •• *aiding the Order of the Day for the second reading of •the SIB •,t . ..:. • . .. *aiding the Assistant-Secretary of the Post Otliceto &anklet- ' r ters anti parcels, , • . g dated the 25th elf. Mr. CIIEEVEY objected to any extension ot`the !Va lk tch Li erT A rilim bft • M Lo a t ir W ri.v :r!et ifti Nert ia o t x u , raly privilege of franking by public officers, observing t ,'!'nt Frehide '''. By these acioufititi li appears that the that there was no one privilege more abused. It we,: ,' bringing dig. I only from the Newspapers that he had hees.asvare ot --,iiiitigiviV:sAitze"olt6i.lnotlce. • .N - Corunna Mail 'also :Striviy;it geSivii fhte'deiAnnmetils, - but were lield'ill the Ilotv,se meeting tics divy, a thing which he 'objA iriree4 Tent sat i•-v t . b k , . eo i l l e iii a • o f w bi c h - l ive M . ! served had•been objected to, though Ainiuseessfullyl. - n's - f. • the follow i ng • . The reason assigned,: however, for this i nnuelkat. , pottant; • meeting of the House on Saturday, was the iieces4keyi:`‘`'thb.Fretithari v .ret t r i • lig to-wells Veliadolid, in con. ni'*lll 10 iseinly the following passage. — of forwarding some Bit's- which required tlispattli.--; sequence of which Lord Wtti.lNcrox returned to lie could not conceive the present to be a Bill •Of Satareinca ;.• there had been Some sk irmishes with the that description, and therefore lie hoped it would . advanced poets." - ,• I not he • I , •:essed, that he might have. an opportw. , . . • riiq of d e manding from the Right Iron , . Gentlemen i on-the other side, on some future day some explanst. and Phi• • and Letters to the 6tbult. from New York ~_, vessel has arrival at Liverpool, bringing Papers lion as to the grounds on which- the measure in quesr lion seas proposal. .. .. • • •Co do • - Mr. W. HABI:ON was consincrd.if the Ifon. Mem. failure of their late Expedition in U pp er --' l2 ' . ladelphia. They contain an official account of the bet liad'ettended•to-the. statement made by him on the particulars •of which will be found in another the totrodirtitio of , this riveasui•e ; if he had reflected part of our Paper. f 'Clive's° Mated, that our pro. - ---- - - - positions transmitted'hge.Sr Join. 09111451 Vi*gat3 bas been rejected. . ' . ~, • We have this morning • • , received further e xtracts --4 trona the French Pipers, which areas follow : ' Pisan ) Dec. 6.—The Frepuh people celebrate,lebrcelebrate,fo r the s eiglith iiine s M 'the Co r o n ation of his sJEstv ,;. ... ••.v on the ithinense"oultiplitityisf business in the Post Office, all fallialutalm , ship of one man, and the: ofeeneetieln4 ti3nt.skt , vy one peison,iwho , hid, ouch.' 7ti?'...perform, could 'bei •.iletnye on the mint, ittteeiliatisfeenrilei pith- itutintiel4fssiciet couitdelfed Ott without !I snail - 00 4 114 1 1 0feeio the whole eh* important datlei of this °thee most bti tl ~,;•: • . . • . , I' I i' 'I t