The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-18 00:00:00

P r r I' ~~ ,11 p 'I 46 The e►ents round Dresden ran only he compared to thovo of him. A storm of rain, which did not cease filling during the 27th, rendered this comport. son still more striking. " • The'Emperor was on the 19th in Bohemia, be yond Oahe! ; his advanced post had advanced to Boehmish-Leipa, near Prague. " On the 21st, he heat the Russian army in Pe.. aia ; and on the 26th appeared before Dresden, where he also beat the Grand Austrian Army, Witt genstein's r issi,in corps, and Kleist's Prussian corps. Those armies, n hie+ tilctilated open a certain victo ry, fled in disorder, and sought their saltation- be yond the A‘ouittains from whence they hatrilebloodted with so Mtlat " We are )insured the Emperor of Austria 44d arrived at Pirna ; it is added, .that during the bad* he returned to toeplitz. '‘ 'lite Emperor Alexander did not quit the army. —lt even nppearc, that he commanded in Per3Ont agreeably to the instructions a hce men who are traitors to their country. He snpped on the night of the • 25th upon the heights of Roecknitz, where ho had at his table P,ince Schwartzenberg, Com _ mander-in-Chief of the Austrian army, the French Ex-General Moreau, sod' General L►ngeeau, who deserted the Saxon service. General Mores. had returned from the interior of America, in. the hope of directing a mortal blow against the glory e/ the French armies, although it was to those orioles he urns indebted for the fleeting reputation he formerly enjoyed. Gen. Longman wished to assist in direct. _ . Ing against the capital of his country, thatbiow which thrsateaed his master's life. --irluilie42.- -- -- ,- • - abh-at4s. * .-- P i. . ...., ildinp, - tid:ll4ovilititVlllllN,' littita - •i t •' ii -et oho.° their " IsitAarrsvis. or Stamm I- 7 -With joyful hearts '- morocco case, _ ,ntaint. 4:4: 'liiiiiit jusit;.iyis snitched of Par! .. ~,.. „, . $ ...:. : ~.. .. .., •,- . • . n jeestmed wisr-1 we inform you. that the Emperor of Austria , Napo. ,at by soother 'fellow at the title .thi s r. fortunately . advance or . v . , . ~..$l. , :. ,i ' leon not having, up to the Wth, declared himself . the packing paper came off, and 'they did .not . iloCceed r i ots . .. . . . - 7 •,, ,, 1 11i:' ,. ..:, , , - - . .:: r ... . compatible with the honour of in getting it. concerning-a peace, . . . • - • the nations of Europe, has declared himself against I ' betters from Madrill,of the 26th ult. have been The following &enlist litiiirtd in • a Secondligilitier Span! . the French Emperor All are now pressiog forwards - rece te e d. —on every side is heard the clang of weapons, and The harvest throughout _is most abundant; so muck so, that it surname* any. Won of , • , ~, ... . ~, • ~.., i , b , ...., b ,.. fholity y.' Of the Morning liereeiii, als day, but we inur the song of War. Pettops, dear fellow-citizenv, we . theltiod ever knbwa within the remeosbnoto Of d uo tram um intelligence : sc. goo k it) ...., -..,, . #4 ,, may soon be enabled to give - you joyful inielligence, `, old es t eskabltente, At tlid date s lea* . of .two for thb determined Courage with which brave Pros- pounds weight were selling at iiidridi for six quartos leads- es to ea- . (equal to lid* sans hasten to the fi eld of battl e, each. :The imetttv7 was* Infested, to . pre nothing b u t victory, victor?, • 9 , 10 4 1 7 ever w here ! y • a degree Ibillfllt, before witotilia. id*, ,orid sea of the i most ferocious kind, whieb elseiwrabitostss attribute " On that Very day on which the , Armistice tee. : ro the Alibi dead 110414 I,l64lo6batifst iof - 0* the singled, ea that eery day did the gialtat bese Mo. vieatep :.• •.' .. ' •-'.• - .- • -.1 •• '. 's. • , • PRIIS,3IAN ADDRESS. pitch. Without considering fathers, mothers, wire!, they will rush forward in the heat of battle against the thundering artilliry„ spreading death and deso lation around, 'and, as in the battles-of Lotion and Deutzon, cover. Autinseltet with the • renovrn of heroes. - 44 Victory Mato do bP the rank of such ♦alour, for they tight for the King and country, for na tional honour,- .nd -aationallaappiness. They fight under the command of a wise and valiant hero, Mth: reau, whose name atone assured them of victory-. lie also has this semi object in view ; to fulfil it be undertook the dangerous voyage' froth America to', Europe; he likewise wishes to free his native'clets. try from a Heavy yoke, to restore happiness to his fellow.oitisens, whe'so long have been deprived of it. " Thus, my dear. fellow-citizens,.the end of this war will make both yon and else 4nhabitaits Ftlaiee happy ; for both will then kndw bowl° 'alai the blessings of peace.". • The public attention' has •Vecently been touch et. gaged, by-the dispute betwen the Lou) Cifausitii • te's Office and thee' irieti of AA; 'intheoti LAI?. _ Propt„tor _ Theatre. We have a very distinct recollection," 'that on the commencement of theatrical representations at • this House, it war honoured_ with the needle" and patronage of an , August Personage. It happen,e4 t6 also,we believe, that an Illustrious Femeltipatron‘seC this undertaking.--Querles: Is It. peN_SOP that At latter patronage c ou ld have been fiws,9ll4llt ashy tit! firmer Loaf 'copy itself diligently in war equipments, it is plain that it is not less assiduous in cultivating a good an. derstanaing among its neighbdurs the S p aniards, we 4 the Uni ted mean 'the insurgitit• ~.i .4141,A , ' ~.,..gliaillikii _____, States consider as,tt:isqisi AIM, 4 i , i IS o , 4,olertereu Mobilleior Pensacoltl; that . place'io illAted to; the , late General ,Pitescorx, in, the:forinee American )rar, and so clesliable, and, weepptehtnd, so Ise fn.], to the in this, The disputes about Florida: therefor. 04444 it. shivildiglips, amicably and itially.,! h ad,justed; • try• :it • • • A great deal bt the surpritermany peranis-espriel Itt the sery — Vissimnar, Lplita *Ally aboilt,-Aa a tiraelPf 40:kie mt, 0 1 , !'advantages gained WI : if . netilf titb.etbr:•reity tn 4 t o 2, 4'4! ,thiit;',:gw, 4eing 4 xis!ory ba ‘ sleri, obtained,. ~.tlOttit:!!sta eirtir. hires - d'et‘ Ariel itifili..kagf77s4 l . l lAn . of in is 10111tii#4feenti ,Slie•the lases • ~~ .. was withdrawn? and if so,— , -ean the i .n CUAMIEILLAI V hive hecothe a party tot Is pitiful and misplaced dispioasnre? Last night,. botirein seven and eight' o'olocit t as --, 764 Mr. Jan* ' 14'i WI *al returititi; I r Ferf . the case.makerViti - lati4treet, through 8e« gun's Bur -he • Ifnn lei Citintiiinini m .fronssasmgyikm,pat-pastt ,afnn 4 Y give anoqiete l :ltaing ;tram station to staVirti atastalatlast -04iiiirae46.9*,42f0e towns • Ipstk ;nothing - *deice 'estwobs wormed 'from And cimunittanoa laiwrivtige V - - - tackett power , of the ~,npßrpiikl u f ihee..oo"; :ad prepay it for eititersitatienarrdifaeree,ar in its torn for offensive alive nee.: Ark tita-iintawc"to"f The Freneh Revoluttab nuiny of. theionnirepnbpdans Red bKle in this - :seforapidlyi as.. to panic. tka eiriat latQly ;,~yi.r~;.-a. +~ha . . • , .•••• They were ;obliged to extent, within sight of less the French commenced , e a ch:mix by a brisk P' . troops were adVancing Inge everywhere; alt along the whole line. enemy's right and left put in disorder; but t 1 the gestic, whicii . occur 'ion of Reecknita• *. ,rilifeWissiiia' hi fill. Pored enormously. The hair been annihilated mminerbetween the .., ircoind hot coil:minicab, '''''Tiotled by It. • solnistardo. o it dear : and tv...4, st•el, preparail. l tyn Abssh as centidediiii 104% -- s L l ` " At tee o'clOstit4 assn' We ;dim Oh - was atcompt :Ad 64 11 411th, irjt a great a uio* of .... p ( rillomers, lay a consideitistrilai caissooe, , taken; which . tiller)* .0, anti artiVti bk a , ' " was WI-, _ Jeaseet \ L.: _. pree n .. e l 4 •Ing s seer, ~ e d the people 'of England:. they are not ie follow ..I byieluffii%l of 'prisoners, succeeded • ?-oftic,-- rwme - each of rev, token, dildArthe - eoloure .-. .vhich Werel " act. Xapotenkfelteett that the time It'ap.: l P arii ! s •o f . ' ' . e di lal i Ali. mak ;whir i me ingt..yaesso s ky l • ite 4 1 0„..."- liestafile 411-bred. They lire sensible of the classical carried in tri 4 aPir hy - sot-officers of the Guards.-- , ; , ' proaching, when .Moreau Cheilii Jobe tailtaktihßis • Stilitto 4,fea,lool.9c.:4•4llitoplittlV.'llsllo . 4. ' li/fief 4' The centre of the Arnie wai still in its first position; appoaed to.liherilai the-o+l, or battle, he must len , golasut one mould bi.ielhoiight,';itiat'itio di Fferent - elirpi of cessarlly, 4 eitiiloas in lipte s py besineas terminate h, advice. froth • Il am b ili sCefir :Act* 16.4.idaa, AK etmlasi sentence 0 . Derficissa 14Ieiter , ., s ag s * . *fait. s Ni li e g a7:7l:::l to iic. see . t t itat . a Patrittt is made Poe lb e light and: eft 'sving‘arollif Ph vejoinettthe centre but. ars Arghtillike. Charles, e a :Moreau, a Charles, and from. Alto's twe . A .. . 4•0 ' ci ' -- Ft . ./ . ." . ' : . ..\,,ri,,T 1-LI-A ' 71 --"n* H . , in I that the following der the battle *mild-have . John, and s t int- renowned Generale in the Allied 1 ai : ji of a rapid manitiesit - by • t h e Qin**, isiereat ; and.may, therefore, expect to find, in the be .n renewed; but the Irreyberg' rdildits Cut off Army,. !tea gustratitee that the conditiepcof peaCe,•; indee d , o f i llitatiett . lay . down , next Birth-day Ode, sentime n t s w hi c h will grat i fy the heart of the wisa as muc h as please the hairy of D- the right wing of the FrencichilitY;Ahd General as hitherto, sh a ll no l on ger issue f r om hi s i m p er i ous t PitiNcea army. Thil ' inigb, Vandarnme was advancing during the b a ttl e , w ith tips, b u t th at - h e w ill . b e o bli ge d to accep t o f such as ' a kifot foundation for bailditselie hopes apoken of .; f h e *Silne es ,deabts having been entertained as to the fact 10 bsitatilsos i and a cavalry and artillery proper- the heroic valour of his opponents may dictate to l, Uptai i --liet which , may,....SL . t . his 'OtOiten be co i_pot nsi:' rent, tinned, b y Piroa indKnettigstein, 'and Had occupied him. About 50 deserters daily arrive at the Russian " ,- 01 , , ' • • . -.1 prispoctoes. Wm , • rapers slifteoc . sir an Embargo having taken - place ,in the french the Poterswald road. . rta• • . and Prussian head-quarters„; and not long since Ipi fi .. _ ~.m. _ a message was Gent to Deal, on Tiresday afters.. * •" At ten in the evening the - eneney . eta informed Spaniard; Came over with their horses, &c. Hain "Tv• irrrreasottit advancing with a - trery las mss, may , log fora upon the city of Newburgh: Well knotri f iston, to ascertain the fact, and an answer was ob. of those movements. In despair at thiftEsorder that ,grent the desertion f..oin the Spanlsh troops is, appeared in his tines—uncertain teipecting his corns he conceived from upwards of 500 Spaniards belong.: trig, as the Alliet 0,- the disal!ection of the Bat's .E tolled, confirming the-intelligence. ... ntunicution,--lie then wished to begin hi s re treat.—. *ing to a single regiment having lately femO.9ver tousi burghers and people of Altomi•to the power which; ..- , Accounts have reached t own f rom M a lt a t o t h e . 1 , imagine , sth of August, by which we are happy - to learn' that It may easily be comprehended, that after what had "We have for sometime pa t said no ging to you, helds them la chains at present Int . . the plague, had considerably ahitted. • 'rite daily passed during the diy, that retreat became a rout; -fellow.citizens, about-Danizic and. its unfortunate s! if 1 not a Ptlier i* object deiths had been reduced to about half the_ number will be a prime, the result affords proof of it, ,' • inhabitants. The French Getters! Rai% G ove r nor tnne ' lt • - •i with them, to make thentsefies masters of those : apecified by the preceding tr.:eints'. - " During the 28th, coliimns of f prisoners made of hat , place, her mused a number-is the • prfneipa LI ... the mountains Were seen to arrireivery moment merchants of that piacetObe t ansp:ote to Weictiselt i P t ` faces as well With a viiii to thole, intrinsic value, I Last night a Messenger • was ' sent from Lord ! B The wounded which had been abettersrn /11rd in the vii. .i , nde, a forties , net situated far from Dandle.--! as milltaryand mercantile postelasidasbeingpeculiarly. Atuossr's Office to •Plymouth, where he is to em- Inees, arrived with those column s , as Willias the Ti.e'eavie of his sending them there was as follows : I desirable to them in the .stew of facilitating their bark immediately with dispatche s f or L or d W et .- fags of entire regiments, which retiring without General Rapp pesuiaing on art it 'de in the Arinis- Comm - unicatio wit h Ea land. " ' ' I LLNOTON. order, wid seized with terier e laid downtheir arms tice, according to .which, the gar; so. Sof the for. A Ber ,. . •.I,lt is said that Lord CitteLts SOMERSET is going Alin of the Bth test. contains a calm ad- t th i o e Cape, and that the Duke of linclimoNn is to on the appearance of fl Fienth detachment. Every . tresses of -Glogau, Stetti , Gust it, and Dan sir, • in Paper , moment of this remarkable day . has increased the 'were to be suppl ed by th besiegi g erps with five ' dress to the inhabitants of Prussia, upon the-demi& ! have the Sussex:Distrit. ciatiOna the Armiitiee and the Declaration or livi#,-1. His Highness the Hereditary Prince of ORANGE°, triumphs of the preceding one. 'fi nis thi s gran d d a y s p i . t i s i ons a t a ti me , on a y ment in ready army, which in some hours expect e d t o be mas t ers m u n y, d eman d e d th a t D u ke Alex . ri d er o f Wi rtens - I b y A ustr i a against France. Ate have given an *ab-. Aidesdes.Camp to the' Marquis Of. WE!./ANGTON. and ter of his Lordahip's dispatches an. of Dresden, was, in the same space of time, diasi- b. , g M ilt. commended the Russian and P ussian be- , strief in another - past of our 'Paper, not doubting wile ir4a- the I * *l ' . . noeucing the. defeat of qoua.-es Army in the P ) .. reed and almost dissolved. What a lesson ie a sin. alga ig coil , before that place, should s pply him 'th • A • aia at it will he rest.; w i t h eon—ensble Interest, not • mien, _pastid thiough Exeter at three on We,' ries gle day. Detachments of the train, and the remains wi , h provisi• as for 60,00 0 men * The ,) Le : refused ' - - . 4 . - moin.Trom the fervour or lie' patriotic sentiments day, Oil his return, to join the British Army in Spain. of columns, continue to be taken in the mountains. to give more than for the men in. the fortress, watt The unhappy prisoners are without clolliingthey did not eV ed IMO men.' Rapp t en requeted I than from the historic facts Iteontelnel to which , at a It appears that the Ist battalion of the 44th re4i sink under want and fatigue. Thn Austrian army a conversat , os with the Duke., sh cli being giant. I this crisis, peculiar . importance , is, attached. gome, moat - embarked from-Sicily for Spain in the month of .•• . , a left its frontiers beforeits organization was finisher!, el, he began. in. a very haoghty ty e, wh c. he; part of its contents wilt , fu* alt probability, excite Jul y' • .., , • A . letter Gnus* Deal states, that siX -vessols, laden. and before its equipment and clothing were Complete. coniiiderahly 11 .woven on being I f rmed by 'Ow: notkeln.a tut •N . e ;-, RS affeettne the innrole wita.heavy orduatite, h a :lie receiiBti the most urgent A delay of six months, and the employing in equip- Dike that it. was not the Retro or of Ift, issii the .F • • i ''i'' • •' - • tench Chief' , no nary and civil tactic.% . eideis is pr'nceed.to ',Pastime Withitut ow; moment's pin/ it some utillious, which Ancerits h4.41-........i.e. ..4(1 King Prussia who requnted - the Artatistic.., ;o f nistposaf, were requisite for making it set, apd open- which they ~ .., ,;rantial ii,e r reich Emperor, after I 'rho French. General pp, it seems, made an at. delay. • These guns, *o doubt, ire to be employed ia lit+ t • lag with some success a campaign such as that she had three applications, and then only ,upon the wed!. I tempt to -playoff a fertaidablewasse de guerre in Es. • fortifying the Passes; '• , ,•„ . commenced. The small number of old soldiers who ation of Austria ; that besides too, it was well I mending, f t . • tit teams of the Armistice, • sector mute sr the fleet off 'Equine., 'ditett..fillY tile' teeth, .comnsti. are in the army is considered as astonishing : its known to him that had the Armistice only been de- I provision f ' • ' s or so maartnore trrps than he had in , nicates some firtitir ,perticul• relative ,to the dant tits greater part consists of young meet of 18 years and la ed four days, Darts must have fallen throw hl '. the garrison. We `sa c , * -with difficult y - believe that • . lion of some Italian seamen, r Mich we sates sacs under. In a single day it has lost a third parent the disease and famine. Ois this they separated. The men of which it was composed. It is now endea- , Governor, on his return, took all the money . found i Datitzic was ever,rediced (and we cannot see how ticed s-r- '. • - vouring to reeain Bohemia by c r ess- roa d s , w h ere it i n t h e merc h ants ' possess i on, an d In addition, de- 'i t ran h ave been : strengthened since in French hands) , "In the beginning of Ju ly, 2$ sloth Italian and Genoese sai:ors, , beloegiag .to the French fleet in necessarily must lose part of its material. There , mantled an immense sum which they could not raise, to so low-a number aestatedinthe Prussian Address; are few examples of a misfortune of this .kind hay: and were therefore sent to the fortress of lVeischel- • the number ' s it . 'i ' isl the artful Go- ' i but be .in, the evening , _ 'rig fal:en upon a new a rm y, a n imat e d as it appears ~ munde, where thee.soill'.remain. .. I found means to seize the Which had carried the 1 vernor wks desirous of. taking' tird or three fi re- 1 d secon in command of theteet Win* totitertheatre, by the enthusiasm of patriotism , and which had all 1 , " Fellow-Citizens ,- The ardour for battle which ' . - d s-ratiolis victual the fortress -ap many, , months. fend after securing two Fienchmeo whia were' in her * lin' the advantage of acting offensively or defensively on I rages in the united tirostf is indescribable. It always n Y . • as boat - keepers , proceeded effte-opr Meet, and were its side. /•,, had its seat there, but now is raised to the highest If the American Gpverorneht ma - be said to oc-i picked up next morning. - They had to pass through their own &it, and were ,bailed by several of the chips at anchor in the roadstead; but it being very dark, thd ships could not pexceive.their destination. One of the. men whom they had pecpred in the boat, endep•onting to alarm o, Ptbe ahlpu while passing dirstiigh iiie - rea4stei4T, theyi,iiniseidiatidi gagged him, And threw him overbliardltitiriftt hands tied. The Italians rephrt tliaelil,divit et ether,s, would de. sot ;f„ an np,poT:innkty, ; ,,ql4944 l - ; tbit the crews are ehlearrcesepeeestklitsltaiktrili Genoese, and • . . . Spitniarilii„ . with some Portuguese,who ' were on -board thei%Oks psesitsclV -rupture with Spin; aisis,..diet.ikie sari di Ale getOULd the halloos. in. boats, except when' vey/.iderk as there Are g ' nat+ boats a tilit'lligtils - ste 0144 'Alike " m kat( M•ft ir .4er ihe prOtsietiou of Aeir bialgili t ii i . ie. itierkiul alt Irmsati.tisalpese,ead repass.- Thor addy, ibis seerai r 4 04)neecietruuritig tq ;Inert to the' English . 'in_ . Is.l,:isetriiiitected an 3 put to death. ~ : 1101e141 1 411arsiWtivis barely-heir! on hoard thellis• 40114V1e1kAcliiinikl Sir-SIDNEY SliiITH, President, ea sewed-leialledswiging ta - , else Assist atice frigate, for mutiny edbnaido . - • thi , • while at Palermo. The vtliNt . O s ___ _ ,thiligis ihttiog pc 0144 , four of third areie.sentenced , lit* bd 4ranged3 bud , the. other three to be flogged round the fleet. The sentence [ will not be carried r e / re a c i u i t t i . 9 2 ; pe un a tii e l a ad ; r ice om s e the re . e r v e i ce de i l v i ed ce afdrodueed mEn 4 a; :the Coult-Martial i that three of the ringleaders of tyiklnufiny were ndt included, in the indictment, " At. Ne 'here iod thi pies t. , are two seventy-fours - ge• frigates ready for sea, with .troops on board I..it is imported, from good anthOrity, that their destioktion : tin .retake 'the island of Ponza. Eeery tirceusary filiigaation has been taken to defend it ; tltops hare to it', (ram Sicily, anyt a -new,heotery.hag been erected the Mole. -The 1 r 4euse at Asper : ie. 4 6 saq t lOW a are at Pcpaza ) assisting in its lettoev,: .n:t :1' The ppitt •at isstie; in the appral trade: by the 'Proprietor of As, Pantheon to the fiesibiel l depends fbalioundiritt,S,o the jurisdictions a the LORD O.II4IItOEIMAIIIi •aud of the Magistrates respectively. qtlis, therefore, conjectured by a CoiTisipondeat, tliat, the latter will not think it seemly, if e'en it shoe! ~.quess atkotittia 11, ',` .. . ii . •eamet - I 'w - bich hero trikegyaingrdedconaces nnte:trelyd ~.4 , ,,,..,„ , • I, aid reached *the Island, from whk t ap. ;deploy upon a ground of little : posed to Napoleon. reedy fer battle ; conelda - ,toe r : .-.is.ger7.7 ................ ..,, , . 1...., .. • f -.-, .. 5:: M_ ► 0: , 11 .4 vin t ~ , . f e m. la this,. neighbourhood of •Didtrherestlecteotnrn,opflintd of an immense army : neverthe- spirit which 'Ornate ihig army. Ill" riu • s t e e l : . -e.'t.:6:.‘. .• .. : - ,:„.ii. ~.. mmenced lila attack At seven ! with what anxiety eats, individual soldier baslooked p k icoi , .. . a• on iirr,oss , , . .... t ip *m ode ? LIA b. ~, • ~. , ~ .%. .. . i :* . . ‘l 7, :p.o.t the . Allied Army cannonade. At iiinf all the for that peAgdie the, ,t iti. I. * .., t .... 1 , i . ,.. 1 im.. .. . 1 7.-jo i k .. 1 , „ i ~! ~ ~ . a: : : r hic e h a i t e t r ao in k ina o ted n ig ; already hail they the advan- impossible tilt . 4 .' erd: . " - W 4l Llready did the battle ettend : that it ic l itoposs ,:, I i v g•li w rie At three in the afternoon the ; vanlige9, we "iv- r - ''mertio"" drildt ; * 1 " * . ' 1 , ' :I 4.,.'•• • .".".,.. " L ,_. ft wings were overthrown and! at vi sides ma of out awn /I . al!i reliant, • ' „ .L • . „." i , ,L....... ... -' dt. „„, , ......' , they had not been able fo attack leaders , we have- . "Venerate' • e irTistsr •-• A . . . , woonded.and.aboot 70,00(i prieonert: ifoutt.ta * . 1:' 1 rf — t l v W I :o hs : t o i st e° 7ooo ich i : i l l hiala ied stithed , eC a ilttoy r i l ivi g l ccopied the aevantages posi. I head. How &mill. witptipirEjtitailt,Akt Pero ,:* • . ' 4. ;• , The defeat - of the two will s Moreau was shoots 'by' him, among other things, .... „. .. 1 .. • , 4 , ......., ~ .1 r,..0. TZ v ii. VIII tiUNI iffrity . rJ la-ttti-foiN3libig,Nilietial!i**.aieta• hp 4014.6.411 ,114 . 0 ' -•---- , - - - - --, --- -- - ---- . itudeettagsad-twset bknipo wess i o dw . N smiLkur, %. ... . •... .... ~ . t... t - !Mt 4 % ? A Yl. _ with a illirt tif hllliteeetpus: bat 'Arai itioneoceasful `an d t da il y:: : btc : ctm l e .ef Ille greeter pert Of the let wing Won to that Qeneralipa4bli•.who bad. come from , ,„% f• restoring her ~.. . - , ti 411 Ifitip v loPit:ll€lltataildt .beta W l ' placed in an ioeomprefiensiklelAmerica to Feaoce l lar . th.pirrpose c. , ~. .. , jtv . ~,.,,grttlitnibulteivti 1,7:, .. . i 1. _,..., time .... ii 14 Erbe arid the valley orffl, ellen, Injured health hrthele#.ll^,tlitit eouritipt baths, to . . .11M1011; a . r.! ° r•er ei.• . vinosity. wvorvw ot, i ieernew 'itt - .What date 'We ;volt with tSe 'kolas/Yr:nor" bb ' i ramaitilrt it. If iZte.pitif4f thiet Naphleotrqears„ vsz.v4.„‘-1 1.1„, je, 0 , ~,,,..: ,, .4 „ ,1. • . p„ f , ,. I made& sailed, but It emhOlein after the packet 1 1 'l' • ON IltipatdetinSfe a fault:mist hire Ikoriltd, Ds, that , ,11 , 41 is knee's% et telpell 4 "Ilatilliellig`lhillfilidlehellilMtiffeWlittaliitall# ' which k !egbt ti!e'rllilite."l Whit", I . zi:eerg to whom 141 Wier be , r i,ijas,in 'the jaa, 2 l/114 - .tarritnriest) 30 . 0150 0 tiowipttiwitleatOfitetilltiPitit '4ll4;ftifc f u til e le . • ... --t. " . " . " 1 "7" — ", '''' to i none tit thit*ay 1 entili exPreased t rJor.by-drinkiug tha GessoroPe i ~,,,,a librAwri, _,._ v.. til ~_ • ;re lay t i k , ;. Acceitling oath the tAlrii 'Of abtiet;'setirtitous and • s rtati ' - • ii • i gre ttk4 l o4l,t ' h e ' t,,,, pt ,. t il i ,.. 4 4..'' ura • ' t ' o l 'el gii hri v4 : i r:lts igi :s ll t t s t the llxi ttibik lifll eltaies :thil tod Cl 7 l ;ltr a 4l - ° I"'" ° " 1"7"---.--'- :. ' " 1."" P rebil. °A b r tit il lell.. 1 . 7t, wa1t .: e , „.....,... - ",:, li , 1 ! 01 0, 1 71tri al lti 4 70;1 1 1 1 110 C11 11 - the arieinfilfteeirer4Ql "allitePeigrbbn:iing i thi i ity c, trod aced into the play ef'The PooeGentieman, wool(i :coo by several 'Antillean l eieroitly executed, whoeitlitthe4offioers in lad Sheet tkit'AfAvettli r eatimmittabiatlan. w ,fhAsilltalreoch nation. it might be supposed (bat' the i ftgra f t ,d or nunibek• of Officers ' otvii•4o, 4 ",iyelpzic assembled, and•Verfatitti their twords.up to stair trail intercepted; and at the stele* heated et Interpolated sentiment of " damn th • Preach," i n. stdeitbli-4min of Connell' etsll the Commandant. The Dakei of: Vadani being in- bag serroatidedj , as also that a "force, in viers ac.comPanlett by the fliek formed of these occorrencei, immediately ordered the Siedlth birieltdO itpt:Of that natiOn* and - 1144AR. • i have s been highly applauded last night. It wa , ••ot in by their own hooets; lie"%4as '3o . officers to be liberated. : apd perses4o4 the other . ° . ! i so , lila we are glad of It We do not like nor 4'l. , I was within eve leagues* of .11amboreb ; and alio that prove , of that method of attack' -of 'prisoners, which aueceededc Olicers to rektme theiltawcts&., 0 • ..%.," 1 . r 1 ... ,6 ; ..i., 11 - , ,C . er .1. :. iti. ~ L., _.:i.a.2_,li_ 2_;,,____,.,_ . ~, . log an expelieft;ed . LE.L .. gh -- .a . .e _ la- ~ •_ ,_ _ , ralh wren& am , ' •' . ..r. -- . -- ~.-. -. _.„_.• . prwituiluo sm. ./OCR I SIIVII 11.1 I.ICI WILMS is i LTUFD ...• 0, . '' 1 r rft 1.115,31.411/ 4111JAILI.I. 1 ..... vs 54 'pa 77. ,g- iv,. smu way returning scorn vie „ -- ... e back in -,- . • . ~ i case-makeet. tei ate street, through Boirineut's 1 7. ... tlits ., . mitnne ., o,...so. Amp . Idly, - -agile pommy . - bean . sent to it . . from Sicily, an ct a - new.h.cti torY•h as —..5.... , • 1 Buildings, he • , nng , 4,,*it pat, " INHABITANTS OP BERLIN l- 7 -With joyful hearts morocc o care . en tai nt ° ' it lathe fetbates are at Poeta, eighth% in its knocked' down b y y a !Main, and .a striae. the cae r n—Aint!Yr bY 404 1 Thry lost , g,rt'at part .lately been erected at the Mole. The - Imperteuse we inforreyou. that the Emperor of Austria , Napo. , at by enethet. fellow et the s ine tient i • fortunately advance er - aanottaaap, "' "-lions inOre seasoned ',. , 1,1,' r-'4 4 •fellc•-' " '.' ''. ;,,eas snitched of F ren ch iniiiillass.' the afterwards . dose their' l ifnet, , . , l e. , the leon not having, up to the tOth, declared himself . the packing piper came off, ancttheydld.not . teetesd t i ers . . • 7 . ....• l't ~''..;1.7.;.-... . . - ... ,4 —' * ... 4 The . p..; t at issue in the appeal made:by concerning. a peace, compatible with the honour of i n ge tti ng it. 01,.. 1 14,0 .' " ~ .. . • ii. • • - the nations of Europe, has declared himself agaiust I !setters frost' Madrid of the nth tilt, have been , i so ndsoitien. o, rrlp e rtet o or of t , e , " antheon to the ileviloni, *depends r , The followin riseirs - ' — ' ' • • •• '. ' I. ri ti li undirkts to the jurisdiviOns a g►a ' •- • .1. - ' ** ' • ' ' - ••et I.o6.nessessmetwi•au the French aniseed!. All are now pressing forwards - ttce i ve d. . d of the Magistrate! i v r es ei t pe p t :c: i t ij i d v:e a l it Y t i : The harvest throughout S p a n I most orrung , . 1 day , —on every side is heard the clang of weapons, and abundant; so much so, that it surpasses any thing of , • . . I 'Of the df ' Herald' illiii but we earinot the song of War. Perhaps, dear fellow-citizenr, we. theltind ever knbwe within the remembrance of the 1 tries No intelligeniett. ovet to any anthorityi Old ~ %at, the latter will not think it seemly, if even i It- k is, therefore, conjectured by a .to may soon be enabled to - give you joyful intelligence, `. oldest ilskabilants, At that &tot *Lai . of two th 4 lr e f a i a ° 41 .Lnlion ° our'iteaders.: against placing an should he cou ,. sidened legal, for them to decide &cows- . for thb determined courage 'With which brave Prus • pounds weight were sellinget Madrid for six quartos ' confidence .thersoa i• end..'inere especialiy extent of their' ii ,(1,,_ It t i° V i sians hasten to the fi eld of battle, leads es to ea- trica I ethics is to-he.detcrmined.+o 4 OeV tif (equal to lid* each. ;The gallery wit Infested, t 0 'Niter . in (pristine is mock' givell4"'Orlite4 . to" . elilbel-i'' e I A earl/ RNOOTH ! SEPT ! lia---Sailled -_elarktlariee le II } . pee nothing w here ! but victory, wintery, : vietory ever : ea stir before who - -lc c . the _ . .. , r y $ dear fat awl, *4O ai qi 4 mi meo 1 -_ . . w . ti t t le 4 4 4 n 4 r0et1 ; • i Blest ferocious kind, which the iscriattitattbilt . to "On that eery day on which the Armistice bar. to the ,atility dad bOdla I,ldgildbiltlid"ko, - • •kron a cruise ~ 4 ,tier , IP the log, by which the . _ . _ , •op i M The • iiidgen4klepeci .atevel'imitarliollt*ni. Leoilwale Kee hies'' 41 / I .' aii • .t ..... -A 0 : o, 1 ,,;, , . „„bg, .J.,* • „ ..m....,.•, ‘ ,.., • ts'..4o .:10 .. Mingled, ott that tory day did tie puma two Mo. isosakry, ~ 4•...••• ~ . -- . ,•.,, ~ •., t 44. , Psol o rwrigot*lo4,opump, sipta ' ut 4 vaim •- • , ..tqw , 42l . .. . •e.;.. - • , , -- ... . . . . , . . ~-•• • - . , . - . • ~ , • , ~ , , . ,• - . • . ) . . . • . .. . , ..: • - .. . . ~, . . ' 0 .... e ... ~......,e- --,......--i. 1 1 .....11::4,.............. + ,.41100 .1*.•... ''' ''. • s'"gliffentilaw airgillineT,^7o&....tefi ' fr....., -** . AilrAi, ala i s i n in g . p.... 0 4106.111~41.11.1 400116 ..."' . .....-.........-....11S -.. , . s . .. • . thifrefore Cau t io n ° oat'iteaders • Against plectn& any slioula be cisusidleaod legal, for them to decide a. gees- as a idence .thersoss ; and.. mere especielly Si a s the' log, by which the extent of their Rillklttrikulittill 'Paper in quistind is reach' gleVl4'Orlit* . teettibil.„,.'•' e 4 trirn I a 114 i rs is to-ile•dtititunineav+ol.4 0 :.1 : ti , , it s ko e pt I. .„ ~.. „ ~ -, • , ~,, . • -, > Yeamotrris, S EPT, lia---SaNed lbw ttaritscre j The. siii4n:t444.ll . l . l4:;e4iter . „ ti „. • 4., • .. . t4tes) cruise vi,Pft, :4444.14V4 ?MCI ; • • • :f w on a • ..,__'_ s''' ollt, l 4ni, Letaerd i tier 4130 , N in A ' xist ;a 11111141Lyi * N0;11r4 . 44144 11 iikiilidle l i egill•&•• ,' ' • Crlir —1 0 0: •0. . , • ' - . 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