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

, I' Era,. • * L i ar s ••' • . 1 t•••••;•••••;‘,., • • 'shoo 6. • O * •••• mernsey t7erso - y • . KICK. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT, ONE 04LOCti; t lntlia Boo& 3 4 'dia.lr b Cent. Sea. 5%. Eachetmer Bill. Sid.; *; S rfr Cent. Cons. 53Ht • lhtto VI. 810 p, . '." I 4 per Ceuta. 75ie ()gallium 7t • • S per Cent. Navy ORO Contoh tot Acct. De . • • . . • Long. Ann. )54 516 Lottery Tieitega A. ''. . . • " ..~. S 37.4 TESMA N. . LONDON: • . rifIRTIARY 2, 1813. " • ' • —owe— . In the'lbwk fronvLishon by the Altifg,grapected for . some daysibut wblch, by street sf irAiltilier, put into Atinsale, we 'observe the -war.note klsreparation , ' Oll, • ' distinctly sounctin4 thioughont l the Waimmkt. We • • •••• • -y" • further• persgatled oi the fact whichive touched upon • in our Paper of yesterday, viz: that Lend WELLts.c- ToN had succeeded, to a considersbie extent, in per ••• miadieg the Gogernmettiof Spain of 'the necessity of • mew and more vigorous exertiens for carrying on the ensuing campaign, orcenipaigns, with the prospect of complete success. The particulars of the arrange s nept are n( v yet known, though they cannot long be a secret. The news of the disasters of the Freud Arasy in Russia arrived at the most oppor tune and critical moment foi reinforcing the argu. meets of the British Commander-in-Chief, with re , , spect to the incorporation of a• required number of Spaniards in oar battalions, rather than leaving them • as heretofore, to act as distinct corps.. The season able destruction of the Grand French Army cositri:.i buted more than •any other cause, or than any assurances the Marquis could give, of the po- 4 !icy and necessity of adopting 'is Military plans; . ! a very considerable opposition to his project wet/ rising from the jealousies and fears of several Spa= • niards of eminence, who Were; nevertheless, deemed"' sound patriots. But success will ever create opinion. The French, on their part, are not unapprehensife of what c General is likely to effect; we, there fore, observd sccurr and Souvr on the qvi vice, arsd - 1 the French G . overnment rigorous in their measures of conscription, a service or duty so reluctantly complied with, as absolutely to cost the principals merethan 4001. sterling to obtain a substitute. Now, indeed, may.it be said, the fate and peace of nations is about to be decided-by the cruel sword. That arms, not arts, seem to be the bent and study of Britons at this time, appear* from the very corn-, plesion of the PRINCE REGENt'S Levee held yester day. 'The company mostly in regimentals, the pre sentations ebielly military and naval , characters.— . ItorAL llsootiEss, though never endowed with the commend of a single district, his nevertheless ways preferred the company and attendanceelr. military characters. If he has net been able to, strike the beholdiog world with the achievements of the sword, be has been able, at least, to attract the admiration of the fair part of it, with the graceful banner by which he has carried it on his parades and a$ his le views, His Royal Highness is now unshackled as heretofore in the above respect, and glad shall we be, glad will be the anxious and suffering country at large, in its severe privations from a burthensome war, to witness, in case we cannot obtain an honour -o.ble and safe peace, that the depositary of the so vereign power of Great Britain may evince a talent quadratiqg with the strong propensity we speak of; and he capable, with the advisers he selects or re. tains for his Royal Council, ultimately to frustrate the designs of one of the most formidable foes these kingdoms ever had to cope with. • Llama*, .I.srv: 1 - I.—Letters from Alicant, of the 10th .December, state, that there were 'in that city 8000 British, or in British pay, of wham 200 were cavalry,—Suchet has near it 22,000 infantry and ;000 eiiralry, King Joseph has returned to Madrid from Valartolid. It .is by many here suppOsed • that Soult will commence active operations early in bite spring. We expeot Lord Wellington here on Wednesday, Great preparations are making to receive pins. Ban tans, JAN. I.—We are informed that Soolt,' with his staff, two divisions of infatitrj A osod some revelry, remilitiln *Tolido.=The coot al (in which are included 3000 beds) was to be ready . on the 25th. Part of the King's guard has marched for Arraeon, and the remainder of the troops continue ie the neighbourhood of Madrid. lassos, J. 7. 7 -By a letter, worthy of credit, received 'from Badajos, we know that, on the Ist instant, 'the Matsui, of Torres Vedras, was still in Cadiz, --•►- The two Oettenbsiegh Maits 2 which were noticed by us as due, have now arrived; By these we ex peood to be gratified on severs; points of great ensi-ty and interest, ps to what effect the secession' . of the Pfussian General should !tare reduced, in the vex of exampleAmong•the'confederates ; as also of the shade the Cabinet of Berlin might -receive that ominoo step of one of its. oommandere. W. clu ant lee re whet became of MAtoort 440, and hid 4infinikated force*, after the abandonment of IY Vert, PO the Couot de ST. MAesost i how the French Qoos t inandev escaped from the dilemmrt he was !eft iQ, eds : the ibpye,pePo9O. • A setiefectory account and explanation have been highly greti hale f1'044 fag • 41.. • t• 'L.a_ • dissatisfied with the tree - 0 he has experiencallia this country. Ile sailed from'-hence some time ago fl :A Copenhagen ; but not being able to obtain any sates:: factory answer to his application to AO-Danish Go.. vernnrent for protection, and being assured by. the Danish Consul here, that whatever might be the wish of his' Government, they would be compelled to send him, under arrest, to Hamburgh t " if de manded, he did not dee:nit prudent to , PETERS/HAIGH, DEC. 29.—Ne Bulletin Or. . newt since the Emperor left this capital. This day we - have received the melancholy intelligence of the decease of the Prince Or Oldenburgli, husband of the Grand Duchess Catharine, at Twer, to the graft ' grief of the Imperial family, and public at large. 1 WAasAw, DEC. 18.,—A1l the accounts receiiued from the seat of Wit bring confirmation of the Russian armies finding the' same 'impediments from material causes, to their progress, as caused the re treat of the Freechrisrmy from the interior of Ruuij, 10 _rernteirtAjb.;Afficalt. . Tio-laftee "tlr tes. ore concentroted cantonments in . :" plentiful part. of .ws the country, and without being much disturbed by the enemy. .nom • - The following -were the last position*: 2.;:tylitia, and the whoVorilte'riihi bank of the Nieto*. were evacuated. The Head-Quarters of the •Mg of Naples -were on thisiide the Niemen, neer , Keine; the left wing, tinder Marshal Macdonald, the head-quarters of the Corps d'Annee,undtw out mand of the - Field Marshal Prince venichwerteee-'-' .berg, on-the 12th, was at Slenim.-;--This Fleld,Dier= shot fell hack to .Rossa, •as did the seventh -trio/ corps to *ffifi l lK l 4l No new batttle hail take* plat* 'with this army. . • • The beadlearters of Field-Marslukl Prins. Yttte.., sof( were, aecerrlieg to the latest accototii roaettid here ? still on the Llnieper, on the-20i of Ployentlir, ti The lea of malty karses the Attitsien ertity 'eps pearl to be nearly equal to that st4tained•bi the FregICII. Nona hut coinach Immo,whidt arouse cuslomed to be In the open air in all c.lutegie et weather and lease*, and to . 4 sb'?r foodandifii csaPl l ll ll * ' (or ' ). .1 . R.. r'. •" __!Mbergh , regiment they contiOneti, and *arcked them all to. Wards Pruslia, leaving thiltatinicosuee with the rivers .entirely uninterrupted. , Thagasrlsone in Alsace and Lorrain are alio tuninrordirs 'test march immediately for thee! Oder.• Tire, Dines, sialling themselves of the present-situ:nod' of •FreaCh affairs, do not 'intend to let slip Me' oppOrtetiity to carry on a trade with this country. • • .. • The Gentleman who eras Ake bearer. of the last all' paicies from :Lord CATIIVOIT to the British Govern ment, hp left town .tet iii,..Peterskurgb, with dis..i Patches for his Lordelilli atitUlke Russia* •Ofeivilri ment. _ . MondayAiLOUa, se'nnight.the Regolvse, 44 guns, taptain TAiLotta, armed en flute, and Melpomene, 36, Cap : tain Goanom ' ditto, arrived at Cork, and disens.l barked the 624 Regiment, of Foot, from 'Jersey_ t iafter which they -were to receive on .board the 34 Veteran Garrison Battalion, for Malta. From accurate enquiry it has been ascertaine4 l that more than one million. and a half Sterling,• Imeas and other torerior gold coin, are literally de•. posited with the piswiibrnktre of the metropolis, at; por eerrt Vali& is a 'proof of the general distress of the Middling class of society. At a. late meetincof the Portmea of the borough of ich, of the Very short . period. _the folioling persons, impli cated in the conspiracy had been apprehended, tried by ri military commission, and ordered to be exnuted ; - 7 -Pedro Coret y • Sava, _an ecclesiastic; Mariano -14tobet,.notary ; Joseph Marti and anningo &neve, gardeners ; Joseph Rades t . paillteri Anthony Olivier, ' eir.director of domaines• Gaspard Leonard, met.' chant ; Fraticisco Barret , rtceiver of customs ; Joseph Estrad,a,. baiter; Listaret, Pontoi,4 ; Melchior Caiafit, hosier ; Andrew kittne and Joseph r2ananova, domestics; Paula Ricoart, Bernardino Riccart, anti Francisco Vitiegas, merchant, -* of 13m:elope; Joseph Beiges, merchant of Barceintisette ; Bevan Page., notary of Grenouillers ; Narcissa Roca, native of Gerona iMartin Mates, proprietor, of ;files, and Jacques Bosch, merchant. . . Several voiseis arrived yesterday from•Francevith lie net.% and - some of them left the coast two days ago. This at once contradicts the statement of an embargo' on the other side. Various letters hare ::been received by these conve . . but in nose of • them is the least mention made of f r esh disturbances 'l.3e Boris. It -is eitturatild; that by the whole of ti , u &Milt licences now in circulation, BONAPA,Itrt witi defive ditties from his own subjects to 'the amount ct fromli to 10 millions sterling. A imber of vessels, wi Fretich are on ith _ ticenc . , Ipswt wersigebell &roar Catholic Cairns, • ' • • their Payne from franca •tir this -Country, for zits Lady H.tativrow has publisild a narrative if the • goes, and others are preparing to cothe Inver. It is services sheyendered to Isar colistry,. by • her intiu- said, that in consequence of the Aresfdemand for ence withlhe Queen of Nam's', while resident with English merchandise lit rrance t and no French pro. her husband, the Data Sir WILLIAM ITAM'ILTON; at duce being allowed to• be; inspotted here in refers, that Court; the cost of which, and the lesstli sus- English guineas have !biter' considertilily, in value ia tallied by her in the accomplishment of these services, France. Should this .state of things .contio.oli, the she states at not ietasthaii 20,0001. Her Ladyship - natural resnit will be, •that a great portion of gplA 6 00 she. is uoweilligegtasect, and wishes - for romu•r• coin, whiCh has. been smuggled from time to time taut llitition. .• ,7 • • • • • of England, will be returned in payment for Britisk, ..s• • It is reported,gbOre shall be:glad to haveit con, ~goods. -fivnied, that the most algorous efforts are to be 'made ,A 4 .140 principal matiufaituring and trailing t0.v14, to given decisive turn to.the %%arils the . Peninsela, to are actively employ' . ed in seconding the •of the course of the ensiling campaign. 'The wholerof Mielatein to open the East %din Trade. . M. Carts., the disposable forte now at bowie, sod in i.cooditian .ilvtaitie and Mr. - A—M n *WALD; two of 11;r Gen, liellrices will ittiMidtately be . put under ordevi.'for :timer§ deputed by• the Merchants o nt i s Ma u utacturers SlllSarklititliS.; IS* feROlll, Of the actoategndition o r o f Glessnw, to. meet Kith the D ia, •of thole each battalion have With tb>is view:, been demanded • Mhos towns who opposethe Renewal a the• gist lit" f!" 4 „ a l Ceitemindtil pikers, b y order of. dia,Conzpany's Charter, -hviie.proceetled to fAinion • toe toparnander • • Ni. ROSSKT fiensterisust is' hiso engag - eil in this In est account Of ttii death of the late Lord niiisiott.- Mr. CONevona l.ft Greenock 'an Mil- TtiNflifS;4 l It • I vo*, iby inistaka,. gated, that he _meshy for the lame porpow. A k.s.s, borstal', I;s+ Wonfti be succeeded by hicartither". * - 1 We DittiEsteict 1. iiihker, is hiS colleogue In the doinsitiois.•.- .4 - 414 only brother;diaid yosegvand that the Wei- itbepveient exportation orartichis 6f )4f.tienotel ' 41 1 ikwii O 4 tebeith:mate, is thstr . eftsie:eatinct4 Malls, proves. thet .i4lanti to • he the en. 4 hip'e hosteeqr;` bi inherited treiipbllsr. viii lisle Cut/inept; .and - conetequeattli.er Mir!. • fer-Ptilibitinfit Sun thoNtreetlef k ileppriaioi te 'this Ilitikdoll 14 it.e s . :" . 1 Plaffsigi t ielOwis! • i~.._ • ' . •.' . . •s • • 'st .4 l) H : k 11 . i A • - 6 I • i ii 4 . l i I 4"s . ' l f i . 1 . v . ,1 , i i - : . .. 1 1 . i1 .1: . 1 . ;i i ::ii . ' P • t ) .. . i I 1 . . ... ! ' : ' 1 i.! 1.. . V i t : • . I f i i i . lii '• f . 1 , :i .., i i - t ( 4 , . k ; i-. ' ...• .• ' 1 . 0.. : 1 . , I r • I ' , If : • •. Kg . • 11)ovit points Timid hate V? VC 112 1 . 1 .i4 04. , r07 . . I the das . pest - psoiv, cap Istld cot such auspiiigm as oon slur the..prestos: qbi ;old here imearnpted *Ali tifying yit'sti4ll l VSifikuvio ptisfi:_alwark *lt* 1940 r 4tfsgtii YiliPpAte" • - - - . ' l6 • .. . . . .. _ . , • ' . . . • . . . . - • ..• , .- , . . . • • •,, .. - • ''. ) x , ' •' • ' , .. . •••••,•.. . . .'„ -: . -,- !, N••.:' „Tr o .V.• :4, .: .. ' . • - - - _-_-.---,-1-4.:t,0 , _ _ . .. . . . .- _. _ ... _ .. . .... , _ _ . • . . 4 . j ot * ing t o4o gro , - Al f ttittithei" . ' ~.. " r 1 •,-, .. ':,..: ', ':: '. w e eds giihiiiissilethet . 4iti. Id- ' ' NAVAL INTICLLEaItifCg, • • given att . ' pa 4etfat An* is welt hi 7 A 3-.. V ' ' . . - 0 0 . An i taPa • O t t tii " I n °!i./ti• . -61111...- - . the field. BY We shove Mails, in; brie , - ... •..,. , . , - , . „ 6 „ 6. ,. 5 ......- j i .,..- 4 'Jolty% ship foaraistit, tsaa rettamolai, ' and • > 4 - - • front Ellinsitsi of So recent i data elk ' • 19 dust* or n t greet; forporienee. , ilir • • s tm -• w . •bilv•.- .. .-. • g. -- mr 7 . l l l ll , .wiyaft : d • ' • • •. 1.. • : • *. • .40. • .1 ' • ' - • - • „.... ! . . . _ , ...... , • • tie -eon • • ' . , I .. , Aim 'OO , : CA" owe 6.911 di. WV,' several_ merchant ,„,.., i,.. rot l o p, i t ~ . '•,' , . • if. . VI IMl'Poffi • . lietOref'etilli thetef . • iii4 f e.Cof •i • •I • .OP *lint d iefie Menage s 'Atflltiief Ablitinii. '• f°l.!°ll Trinidad, t" (* .Lk; as ""II ghat myth' Fortitud e i • . _. tilsn tb gitlail Bng . ' tad. ' .S • la bete when '''.‘ ' dor •" •• - 4 • Ra w _iroolighe peors• !if Malta ; • end .sko Ak e* ' _,..,, 4 ,, . -.-7- • a, h .• • 1"1•81 of al :w -'l' c : • ' L . of . o. 1 .. -I .faiik j .' the honoit it Illa l "• ‘ • o , itt'sWei .: 1 1 1fi ' dors was alrreye a. Orerhilesai ettds ell Utley K ' • I ' - • MOddn'anit ••• - 411 •1 88 tYs Wan all: . 1 '41 11..... . " ` " /114 .: .1 !"' 14 ! ..1. - • .---- Wiest ..... 1 .., - .. . 1' . ... ,- • . • rich ..crfontsert 'Births 'Comerfili now thrown ba , ek disuse. ce.for ,thatpterpese 4 issi t. ,..isit.aai.4lllsni.lialtiiii :.' ..,-"" rw....1161144 / 1 4*fteagth. . ... ...,.. . L upon es l 'ediest voleni;may be ittnidesd te,eceePt tan •ear- AMblihligar. Etteito . rdivialtjelliii siattal M. • R- 111 Aoullts' 4 1 ".• . 3 1 0: 1, 1 4, .S and • . tittl i Wafts? LislitiV 4l " -.. • vil offer. Made him by our - Minittry; kr pnliing hif Meter it qui f/tinti- Moir Point* PlSinskiok, 4,, P l . 46it ! . ~ ~ .. • ~. .... .. got: 111 v : - n i d F er teach . w.eigas .P sit fi tifi liell ii iii* tliiint lirit elakaat t . h l4 • as•a pensioner on tiff ISAii fist wit h the treilvillothiP, Yoe_lleeeteits, . : Is' . iccrodited_ ~.. .__lts! . tha,ntirreritiiiiperto. Moir}, Amerieab' Oen. Armor*. 'lb erifi; a t the gatepAime, the GrindAlSal•C.fart at Vetlelleai . . • : :. ' •, : • . . . s• -et 111 ,i, in all probability regret the haring publish, 100 kg bantste r - 151C. 3 . 1.•-•4'hetilektllAkiclieti4 ist4sa a n ima " * 1 q i44 # 11 .114 1 19 Pot t itiitio.. . • • on' ,0w 1- ui. hands. 0 - • ' 'antic, • • • '.• :As- brla :OA/11v fOOM iiigar. to. Le ar l o o- . ' relied:on:o6,ow heatment unmet wnogat oar ,,,orotome t t 0 acs Kemal, fjpg:Of 9 WWI , i , But $. far more important tirade of lifordietion by corps, nodaillloommood.Of - *O.Mo r sin t i Xlikßir' • bealiP and ii"..iralia4 an' gio IStit. ult. betwee,/lihe ,- t ono of the Mails is, that fromWorsoir„visich speaks ofilTaiente . , ltisinigits jencqee at Tut . .. risei,...-:-' . 'bid a . "L t . 4 and tab Port;:. tad. "A en--ptaii mid ps- t i tit •! 1 i thereat destruction among the-hessian dishy, from Igaitd had ai at Ilia Ilia humpy eri. tir e €' l : 4 ” t arF• • : •'., .. , . ' : the severity of "the weather ontkweat ef • wholesome Oils in which'iff Was 4,t - iAill i f defeated, and two There are only . t h ree pitcleefa now In Ooft ; tir o c c -. • I. . iiiiicii . (the i‘rince Ernoelliad . 1/011i nekrt) . ' aild .salficient provender. It la , said to have Whole Isattalions .fisiSl by? , .ttf cannon taken....... 1, , • ate .. r been proportiened* to the ions the •Freneh r ins -1, The French valitiarkeriga,cemmaixted by Genera! .51 ' wer "P ad. ' • .' • • .. • ~ ..,...... . ' i tained .in .that respect rg • • fact to, whir* . w e 1 Saaholni antile. ita50,:•541"6 wh i c h b e br oke +he /Ab o r t '''gfiii . t ies ' s e t • ye k .rooched the oirice r ! can hardly give credit.' - lot bat that when sit I thrtsigh, sbyoeiirisflatakew. ••': - . . 1 , .. .... ~. ~....L.,,d00p4 :, .• . theckie• ite best the packet is bringing it ---. • I consider that after_ a beef 4eta march or parselt 2 . . N i ti - b : k . . .. 0 4 54 0 4 . foll o wlogiottal i det illendilOar Quitilliiititithoutb... 1:14111• • t lot an enemy;. the•aniAsle:egirekere than. - P ts. . / ac o ' ag"j '' '' ' tit Darer - • .c. , 14'q . .Prit . M01R5..441.1 G4tteabargis arrived this • 4 ,i t i harlet 'oat the otioso - - . -inns wet ° r : -• • . .. en ,„... ..,.. . - . • .. ••• . :, . • ~.. •• !, ! wantihi necessary se ... .7:itill :warilith - for:tile - a lt: toiries... • ' • Thters - I P . *. _t,or a n _arrirpnrot :iffs. ,!liiA.. : -., ..::...,... ': - .... O btained byrtistiGodosetsbkoP or aiVie 164.6;64 ~.x . L . H' '' : 4 .,..• - 1 . 30 a APART . ; eotlearo.lJrol iilaw_c4. l • • • • ; sifter iespecting .ike. . M e d t':, ' I nigh( ' to `render him cambia. of.serrim next • (jai. ; the n st .dissatisfacrson -prerailo4s . ' -Con' gen - nentui 'of . ___ lllll . - -44 "- ... He halt,. however, perhaps,' boa scantily fed, antl,'! • ITh e t°- Pa ( the 9 rus e' r 4 l . ll ? n .-cotettUtla the tlifse.--"The Quarter s Load f air l a. .Gei ..... ...-' • -.- ..I VfearilA' Returns, ordered the pritle . 9l,ltreid i t o instead of litter to .lie d own upon, has fallen oa .the - ;low •in force. _talc* kart - that-A us tria retest* to --- A...' ' '''Mal '....ei taka t y• bgl 'a Atisa 3°th. (Nali tilt. 0 14 :9; 44 .1)1 S it ti g ing lat a l t lieif s 'an:ba lg aPiL iA l l l e l l ••••:' I I bare flitbb i his P i q uet ' * * it - 461e • red I l ith .1 • Ileir II i supply iteyetorw' . troops' s ' tidiest thOsild • streceded . Whait Yarn"' „._._ Must hot have . been- made also terse : to. ft., whi c h the t o i t * , 4 4‘,. t h e f,,,,, t 1 4 -40%e s i t;c.. si ~4 ,--..-- vadat antiaiis• ? Let us • hope that such: pitt es as ' • • 77. • 7 . .t. ' : '....... ..• •'' . . ••:; ..:; • 7 .7' .." 7 4 iiiiil WY : leilP h . 1911 "efimmirds.tbraugh •latexica- -, "these of the mischiefs and miseries of waronay . ,ducei .I‘: l' i ",_1••-•,.....„. ••••...„....' •:* ,!.; liti4end:wati d r o A wned . 4 -• • • •.. The House of ' Potn - reohe *lit lifettlitiKat."7l l o ;' Aka which'. tweir#.mentiss ago - was told t V 4 a better disposition in the minds Ofthisse with-wh the ; swearing in of. Menibers s . -prinalps.fli leish„'wilrptis.: 4 'iniote halfpenny ' At- pe44. has ' lately rts:n to the [chid choke of this unnatural state r or that in which II ' Tea : bably prove thopririCipal flirt of . Go ‘ liitstness.-414 'citorninutprice of froartouveirce to a shiaing. '1 la said to delight, of Psact, rests. So mach as it ag , }louse of Lords will.meet tn-merroe. -:. 7: - Aid' Itkiic.' 4 Xd7iiii l :Artto was of some - 'tote 'tote m.a • I •I l out-of the regular contents otihn Mails ;we 1 ,. i • A Driblits Pape; says t "It is onde;stood.that the ; pOlitani,wilter, died onTlitsyklay,lir,s,f, at thelsca.. ofii - iess m 141106 54.! :: l 1:a 11 of Derr° unosso ac and Mr. eite..irrA ir' 4 .. vil i' be . , Mr. 4 3 garotsa, .Mr: (taltan,-.tong„ Air. _.,llrAnn km , before us accounts , h.owerer. 4 able to present the Catholic . Petitions, on • • or aboot, "Wrsonan.. arc Candidates.to F rotiresent ihe city ct • I,: tare, which. we sta ll be lail. ; tii3t . re ersafi *w ir d,. y ; . 1 : the 15'h. of rel t s ;bi roary t ;,and i the . Debate , in the Ceps.. New Sato% i i i p ox ii . ,. t. th e. i.,4.-. !ir , a , it h j,, ttte 4eath of 1 that the itusSiana have !ontinned• lt io . tallu f se .- : In th o e n t s - o w r il . frO th . e y ., t o k o e i f l it a c t e di on ..o . , too , 7lth, anal ~ :n t, ..:W;41 . 1:!s i ll y , ~..Flqr , .a ini; l lAvo, - , t4 - fti .. 1., . .. . I carver of successful pursuit,- ntsd hart nctintiriii .... i ill Coal. 1 Cntnnairsiener. Cum Nisai&Allli - 44 - otxt.wa . heftier'. 'l4 a'.staiitteh:entespr al .Catholie • Paniancipa. tered Warsaw. As also, that the obit** which w .1 , 1 , .yat'd, ~- . With the Russian Admirals, TA Citoync i and 1 - tion. • Who 'ever •olfeitioned *the lidirulity: of this . i ; lamented es not having been obtilied, is • alisoratel t -Kosotas, are to open a Commissional Portsmouth- Clerical .Gentleman? -. ' ~... • . . i consummated vi z . that told tiniclirr . • .:-....hiui-ke:t which has for its object, to. .examineA'nto the state oi . .A Btucelon f pi r r . , : i the 3d...ef Dec . bey con. invited to issist the - Em -AiLIANDER with hiss l the l Russian ships.-.Whic' h. - taintulefts. m the ragas, i tains several cfltetatrepOsts to.Geeeral Decaen the $ conferences, atict is on the roedto Warsawl • • , and which are abotit *twist restored. . 'll l ey . are lyi4 '.Cpifirnpii9dalit.,.. on the subject: of a lite . • • . conspiracy iu Partansoothharhour: • , .•. ' • . • ... 1 among the' citizens . ft is Ouargla thele reports, on • I Ex.stmEna,.. ..T.tm. 9.-Private .►v. Infernsa - ti t eu - frorni • lg‘tract of a letter froM Messinai dated the 10th 1 the authdrity If a rolamittists. correspondence, found , Germany state's, that 70,000 hessian', under Kw. • o f December, 1812:--=" The ist.and 27th regiments , - in the posses' ' possession of Joseph Bitiges merchant in tusolf, ace gono 73 Galicia--the,tBooo, under Witt- th e grenadier battalion of the foreign light infantry . , I'' rellaitti,- that the design of . poisunitig Ow leacts '4 gensteitt, have entered•LJnicisberg.b-and that 70-,000 a battalion -of the Italian levy, a dleision of Cala- 'T garrison had. been-suggested and arranged by Gene., • ' ! (the Third Army); were in 'Warsaw. s , brese, and the grFnadiet battalion the Neapolitan I ral Lawry, Conimandant of the patriotic force ; that i „ . _, the ~n . , , Jhe itussiart...Proclarnatiou to the Priissiatti ' is /Nerds, Salley from hence, on min nit. f or the; it was to have been esemita by. introducing arsenic k • Peninsula • she whole antler the eoptowsnd of (lajor.. i.ae'd other poisonous sublessees f tfto the water, yeast, ''• worded in a Sery -friendly" . essioner o .:qsilitog upon - Gentrai ' val .,. iutint 4 irrig of .s . icily, f it " . , l9o .• . li.of , whickme - b i tio f0r , :theer00p0... ,,,,.. so .9 1 . t, A 'there to break With Fie ice - elltriekihe` • • V . „,.. I ttej if i g ell lord Vas tfoomires, it is •aisiits'irlff anon folloW.- ho,pa.:ie ;. and (Kat the 'ell, tar* .. and.. citadel of '. H es sian arms. -.---- : " --.- 7:::: , ' . 1 : ..... • -ICouris-Martial ate 't.onittintif fitting. in the citadel,. llartastonts were to • . hsv.?'. bean :attacked and carried . ' Count SaiiilLitcrivelt - hili t iretitrilri last it' ..Capen..'lor the trial of tlicitians.wased .of Acadia.), eorre. by the cnospirators t at tree mothept the 'artisan be• i bage l ' from sr a cbheki k F •hi e ini ss i on. fs' l nsipo se 4 i t ;•-. ipondence with Ike' enemy; bet nil eettinple has . gin to . feel.lho. carets of the poison . While this was • relate to mote than Inerimilita:ry events..PAliiti , e iry.it it had bee n arranged, tfuit the pa. I t i s re . , forhiteert &been . nede if &se t r aito r s . : .' The. recruitin . . t ., - y should .. I ported that, Russia has declared Poland Independent , i the id.nattation of the -Greek. likht . infintryoe. ! t . no , f it dully give . the assault without; to fn . d- r and the Duke of Oldenbargli their King, wh ich,it is i°n slowly, owing to' some absurd ittpulationi made ' Mate the success of which, the ramparts of the city, .la the letter of service for the increase Of this corps." I turapowder-fitagaaines in the citadel, were tO hare said, gives great satisfaction. • ' ... . The brit /easel for a longtime arrived in the ricer I been ~:ii., 1, and ready on an appointed signal, to be •-. ~,, LiOTTENSL , acni, - Jkar. 22.--;Gren• Sarratin goer to yesterday from Tonningen. 'The. Master reports, ,I blow!' up. .We are not teld in what ihatiodrthe con' T,T t i England by this packeiZ;Larly Frances), very'ineCh ,The y ,,L, ,•____ A - si • that the French bet evacuated the w hol e of the Flbe. i spirscy was discovered . ; bad bat it appears to have been .. third at tempt which been frustrated within a ~ itiev;iienivt. with. ma t.;..1 -L i4 1.0 ha........i...p0rt:it0 1 '7 .t ( "PMr 7 6 ."‘b 4 !!il i tant! Orq 6 en of every i tae . . . . - ~_ . a•A••••• mi:A•mit oneLs.t&A 'Thai frAinsartna none/trio ;milli.,