The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-20 00:00:00

o a t hitl Veisiratfiged, give it a very complete anther. He defend the Company, not ou the sive privileges or 'selfish inteiost, citizen. Ile thought he should to) the best interests of the country the rights and claims of the Compaq The CHAIRMAN (in the course about the adjournment), took making some obsers-ations upon Humes speech. As to the Indigo been originally a very important the East India Company; hut ivished to introduce the cultivati those American provinces which pf this Empire, the India Cbmpant and the Americans thus obtained when the hostile spirit of America and it was, therefore, necessary ' recources, the cultivation of indigo stored., under the fostering care Company ; and that was the cause dia now to supply this country necessary to our woollen Manufactt lon, he believed it would not lee elia!ifs who imported it had gaink speculation. A great deal of the 1810, was now, in the year 181: paw, 's sylrelo•uses. A io.ler que•tion then arose, wh;clo they should adjourn. Mr. Hum wished that it shoul we .k ; hut At( general toice of to be, that it should only till 'Upon Mr. RANDLE 11010014, that he was sorry that his basin. Sessions would prevent him attendil The question of adjournment til' -put and unanimously agreed to. FREACII PAPERS. GERONA, Dec. 31.—The English influence is felt in all the acts of the Junta and Cortes. That corn- . nit nation has seized upon our commerce, and destroved our industry: it is ill command our armies, and treat us like Indians: it attempts *till more;— an enemy to the Catholic religion, which it has ruined 111 its own island, where every year a licen tious population burns the image of the PUpe: she pursue: it in Spain, where she endeavours insen- ' silly to introduce Lutherianism. It appear., that the -writ of irreligion and reform has insinuated it self even into ihe chiefs of the insurrection. We have before Its a reclamation from 34 religi 'us com munities at Seville. The French, always good—al ways generous to their enemies,—treated the Monks' well: they were collected in several houses, and re ceived -A* ducats each per annum. Tite Spaniards, oyon their entry, drove them frotn their asylums; left them in the streets, without bread, 7 -without suc eour,—without hope: 'out listen to the voice of these unhappy viciiros of England. . "The street' or Seville, (say they to the Cortes,j' present to the Spanish people,—to that people always pious old friendly,—a spectacle which ought to ex cite the most Olifliovertv sentinveass. Priesss who ne ver wou!il have believed that the least opposition would have been made to their re-union, presented themselves,—the Intendant orneled them, in the name of the Government, not to unite, and prohibit ed their entrance into the monasteries: they begged,; they intreated ; he nould not listen to them : he abandoned, repelled them; and, in order to avoid dying with hunger, these unfortunates were obliged to disperse throughout the streets; they proceeded from door to door, begging alms, covered with those sacred habits which the people 'evert • they stopped in the squares , at the gates of the tem_ihms, and there they implored the public charity. What have these. Ministers of God done? What crime have they committed? Have the Moors again coitqueied Gre nada and Toledo? Are mosques again going to re place our holy churches ? No ' • it is our intended al lies, the English children of Luther, whii in our country sacrifice the sons of Ignatius and Dominick." NAPLES, Dec. 24.—0 n the 3d inst. his Majesty issued at Molodetschno. the following decree : " The reserve of sumo conscripts, above the in,otin called upon in marsh by our (Imes, f the tsnh of last April, shall rejniu the coluurs kora hcace by the Ist of March, 1* 13, io elusiee. " the regiments of not army will be raised from three -so four battsitouti. The basis of the nth battalion will be . tetra from among the three already existing, and shall be coasoletedby mesas of the levy ordered by the preceding ar ticle." 1:4.-;43n the 16th inst. Gets. Abbe, Giivernor olthis hotness, marched with a part of the troop' under his command, innl proceeded to wai•ds Tatiana, to take charge of a quantity . cf Braid which had been IWO there. • On the 17t1i, when ready to leave Taffalta %CA his convoy, Ceneral Abbe received advi.ere that lie would find all the hands collected to Astruct his pomp to Pampolune. lie iminevintely disposed his troops and regulated the order of his march ti ith all the precautions which such information required. On arriving at Carascal with his advanced. guard, he perceived a squadron of the enemy's cavalry, whtrh occupied the debouche. from the %rood, and the heights of the small village of Terapa; he saw a battalion deploy, from which he received the first discharge of musketry. . His advanced guard, con sisting of foot gens.d'armes, and chosen companies of the &it reg iment of light infantry, commanded by . the Chief of Battalion Chaunion, soon came up. In a moment the height was scaled, the enemy attacked ilk the bayonet, and the pobition carried. The .gen4-il'armes distinguished themselves rticularly :n this action, and especially Lieutenant Bulls, a gallant soldier, signalised by former services. He was on this occasion severely wounded in both legs by a musket-shot. The insurgents, driven from° this point, sent two battalions on the road of Artajamta and Avarbe, Ceneral Alibi had Atreseen this movement, and had detached to the summit of the wood, on the left, the grenadiers of the 32c1 regiment, and some chosen companies of the 10th. When he came ceinewith in reach of the enemy's column, he saluted it with two discharges of cannon, when the colntrin imme diately changed its direction, and endeavoured to Rain the height of the wood, where it was received by the Major of the Sild regiment, who;. supported 1 1 the voltigeurn, and a detachment-of cavalryiun der the command of the Chief d'EteattrenDelootisel, thaw it iota disorder, and drove it before blip two From the LONDON GAZETTE, Am. 19. BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OT • WALIIS I REGENT OF 'THE' 'fiNITED KINGPINS OF GREAT! BRITAIN AND IRELAND, IN Tat NAME AND OS THE BEHALF Of HIS MAJESTY. r A PROCLAMATION. GEOIIiG P. R.—Whereat it 'lath been represented unto titat divers unfortunate and misguided per rms, ho have been induced, by the artifices of wicked and designing men, to take some oaths or en gagement contrary to the Acts of Parliament in that behalf made ill the 37th and 52d years of his Ma jesty's reign, or one of those Acts, or to steal am munition, fire-arms, and other offensive weapons, for the purpose of committing acts of violence and outrage against the persons end property of his Ma. jestre peer eatrielted , falthfetoubjeetsreaskorine- eap , not yet charged with such their offences, may be willing sad desirous to make a disclosure or conies. sion of suds their offences, and to take the oath of allegiandefo jai Majesty, upon receiving as SM. ran& of - MN Majesty's most gracious pardon for such WO ,offences : We, therefore, acting in the name sad on the behalf of his Majesty, being willing to like such assurance, upon such conditions as are hereinafter•mentioned„ and earnestly hoping, that the example of the just and necessary punish ments which have been inflicted in .the counties of Lancaster, Chester, and York, upon certain off/p m ders, lately tried and convicted in those connate% may have the salutary eff'ct of deterring all penal, from following the example of their crimes, by a newel of the like atrocities, have thought fit, by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, to issue this Proclamation ; and as .an encourage. meat and inducement to his Majesty's Nis guided subjects to • • relinquish all disorderly I practices, sod to return to their due and faith fel aNeglauce to his Maesty,. We do hereby, acting in the name and on. the behalf of his Majesty, promise and declare that every person, not having been charged with any of the offences henin-before mentioned, who shall, previous to the lint day of Marsh next ensuing, appear , before some Justice of the Aimee or Magistrate, and declare his offence, sad the oath or eopgement by him taken, maxima mad where tke same was takes, and is what manner, or _ the ' Rla VMS Of his may hefa oath shall the O IDD I A* I rtin VW ... __ March t&•______ . Italy etercised the functico:s of the Mogul t e Ilwrßy. 1 Bench MONT * ilosr . • - . _ has been appointed Commandant of the - fortretivorfr e Pa iv red, , , millittfr, Jan. 26, 7, Morel 2, ilt George lum, L oloncreter. Anormei Mr. Park , r, Olmutz, in Moravia. ~.., . .\ Gloucester t arid Mr. whoa. Chancery-lane. FRANKFORT, Jan. 9.—His Excellency bientstilj j. R. Rowed, liatheld-ntreet, Christ Ch is rch, Sarre y, I ighterman, Baron Krusemark, Prussian Minister to the Court . 1 Jas. 23,3% March 2 in. Guildhall. Auo:ney, Air. itettlefckl, ; . •Norfolkotreot, France, arrived here from j3ertin, on his way - Vl.lllamoo, New-caort,SL,Swithin't-laire, merchant, Jan• 24 ' Paris. . - 1 . 21 March V., at • Guildhall. Anomie*, Memo: Williama sad M. Antes, French Consul in Russia, and Gene i ll pro ' 0 14 11. J. i '' T. Turto s o lan di e cr . Derbrhire, q olt II , Jan. de Lanange, passed through this city .yesterday .. 26, Feb. 6, March d, at Guildhall. London. Am:Aim, Mems..; their way to Paris. . ' Keeney-and Spurr, album:ire-street ti ithin. " - G. Pontos, Wahrirk-strem, Guigermi g niir e , miner, Ja i . tit,. O, March 2, at Guildhall. , Attorney, Mr. Joliet, Millman. ; place. Bedford-row. - • • .. ~ F. Smith, Nottingham, Inabolder, Feb. 15, lil t 4100 2. at 1 the Punch Bowl. Nottingham. At ori m ies, A l l t r. Blairefeelt, Set i jmuit's inn; and Mr. Woodcock, , Nottlaglimailire;• ' [lol9ldra4s, &c. . .1. . . : • Arr alails„ , . • - Dikit" 0 ' • Witeilimec...;:•:..*:, ; ...i.. ••• t• O O O 1 - 0 PRICE OF STOCKS THIS flank 221 S per CeaL Red. 6tlk 60 S per Cent. Cons. 691 i per COO. 761 II per Cent. Nast , 901 Lew. kap. 15} 1-16 • DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Bonds 3 4 dis . Exchequer HIM $.1d.7 8 Ditto 31id. 8 10 p Orostion 91 4:osnals for Acct. 601 Lot fry Tieets ~T ifE, „s r p ! Ai • Inswasnar, JAWUAU 40, 1813. This morning was published the following LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Foreign• Office, Jan. 19. Dispatches, of which the following are copies, leave been received by Viscount Castlereagh, his MA jetty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Al. fairs, from General Viscount Cathcart, K. T. Ms Mb jesty's Ambassador Extraorditialy and Plenipoten. tiara - at the Court of St. Petersburgh. Ss. Peterithurgh, Dec. 51, 1812. MY, Lono,—The military - reports addressed to the Emperor, at St. PetersburilVi end Which followed. his Imperial Majesty, are not yet - returned to be made public; bat I have no*:tlie honour" to inclose here with a translatlon'of a ourns of military operations from the 13th to the s3th ins Mat inclusive. From these reports. ioar ,Lerdship will observe, that the pursuit - frenvNelfea` bas been carried on in `separate rodtts • tilioit ltosititii "by Counts *ittgen. stein apt Pletott 'She former haring taken and destroyed Many of io his line of .mar*h, proceeded down the llielneir to YOMbOOrill. tit& tht•nce to wilds TitsitAlrieb ptate hit advanced .rd‘hell Otmopiodbirons •Coant• Plato* found: s tendderable part of the torte of the ewer 'it Kenn° ; whkh i'vke l. f . ',understand, to hive Compiised conscripts and convalescents which had, been stationed thtit place and at Wilms. This corps made considerable resistance, but the Don Cossacks having poised the aver on the ice, and got into the rear Of thiPosi-. tion, the enemy abandoned it in the night, with the loss of 21, pieces of cannoo l and about 6000 pd. 'toners. . ~i•. OPMATIONt t tßOWlrille 1312.T0 Ht 19* Dn. Datensta 13.—General Tormisseff reporit en the 11th, that the ditTerent parties, detached by the Aidoitt-Camp General Wasiltschikolf had disdoseted at Bielieta an Austrian corps of 3000 men, whoi s . advanced pests of cavalry occupied Norogrodettestil `Gaylen; but that a detachment of the enemy t were retreating with rapidity, had been defers* 'rny: the Cossacks under the Aid-de-Camp Gem* Clint Oscharoffsky. Mclnnis 14.-41ajor-Ceneral Toobchkoff sr riverion the 10th, with his corpse Mink, and ion inediatelyoent two regiments of•Cossecks, under the commend of Colonel Grekoff, towards Novoswers. Oketo4 in search .of the enemy, Indio order to form a cosamunicotii,n with the deftchment under Count Oschiroffsky. Dec. 'ls.—Count Oscharoffsky- reports on the 14th, that he entered on the 13th WON'S with his, detachment into the town of Lida, baring, plashed his advanced posts even as far as, under the walls of ilielieza; , but having been informed that the Aus trian troops had quitted that place, and bad moved towards Grodno, he immediately ordered two regi. • . • Cosesets, nibdar tha sonmand of Colonel Atidylaeitlf, to occopy it,. and -to sent parties on the roads to •Grodno and to Slouirn. Dec. 10.—Ile aim reports on. the 15th, that tbe Austrian General Moors was on the 14th, with his detachment at Rouscharty r and that being watched by the Cossacks, he was continuing his march towards Grodno. Dec. 17.—General Count rlatoff reports, on the 15th, that, continuing to pursue the enemy closely, he arrived on. the 14th of this month, at ten o'clock in the morning, at Kouno ; and that the enemy, uniting with the troops in the town, which was sur rounded with intrenchments, having redoubts upon its heights, maintained and defended himself with ob stinacy, opening at the same tithe a very considerable fire. The cannonade continutdan both sides till dark. . In the mean time, Coast-Plater ordered his regiments of Don Cossacks to pass the Niemen upon the ree l to menace the enemy upon the' left bank of the river, and to force him, by that means, either to abanion the, town as quick as p4esible„ or to surrsn der.... - .Towards night, two advents, one after other, - made a sortie treat the town ; but they het hardly passed the riser, wiles the Cossacks vigor , o*sly attacked them witbilseit . _ pikes, and dia * pie;sed them, leaving' :iinositirtiable number of killed on the. spot. 'One pert'', of them lied along the Ayer towards nett, .emetber took the opte4kro Wilkowisk s being „punned by the elite of 44 \ Cossecka.,‘ Amongst - the kilted was found. - w*eneral of rank, as was ,•prosedhl his Wing de 'coliated With Ike &Woven:4*e Legion of Honor. say, that It w kliiilh al-fihy, as commander et ' * fie Weeps. In tide Attost Major Karatick ks yeltacb took a hoop aoi t two standards were also '-taltelp At tbscapiltwtof Sirpioy.wer, wade prison, W 1 XBO Staff and other Mew* aud.ebore 500 prl Tates; without reckoning the intilda that were found inth . hospitals: Dodo* tispik t wA — of the enemy ; de - spin ~' ,~ i ' • . • , ... ',/- TUE STAITSMA a . . • , f , . • 0 - . ....-- . .. .... . f ‘, a, at to thves f iti l i p f e i reasi , hai iiioa t , . 4„ • ~•-., -, -: J. -. :', - - . 1 0.4 6 4 1 ;,1 . 4 .:, , *NIT WWII 00 04 itimititm of 000,14siiiii 1,04:04 , He was prepa reel to who.collartekl* Phis occialt' , ...17" --,. •.. Js , i • . v -,-. t a rli J .—. -, ...4„ ; ..: .. 4 146110 04 111 .0 111 11. 111 .1111004061111. 1 . Mg" Mori A ..,.. It* .. - ' l7 I. • AL ., •o r, .-,,w, 1 . ,ii lie ground of eerie. , 300 bone, bid wore intik -..:, - ;-' -.. I it, but as a gridslir al* number" wounded: fo '4lil ...... .' . Glinerdl a._ ; - .-.•- ....4 . ~ i ,••:, 4 :- , ./ All iagi , Usittemetiliiinwil *to **a^ ioliantiiiit , ~ be able to prove that • Altbe reirelblereld Plutliutlentl ***/***94lbielut; Ir .. .• ' 4 ' ... J. m....... ' or . , iiiri th e . 4 ., 4 0 a die p it ie t ra i a t ies si gi ce l c i ict i r k teg h 1 14,8 4 ail cOaalleted with 9OOlll ill tarts, Of ria.,timildtPdelte4k#l4 . l . tun, C . -}:•:. • - 1 1.ribiwi , - ',..srernes,' . g ei .06.4 sag amed to be R apany . . .. 1 limps Oa took part in s" Scoots , war l Y 1 ir. 11-1 " ' ' .% d 'aP it /I * 4 .43 • • **IN eelote 4 0 et Vag • • 1 l i t t rtst ' • . .l i 1 sof the cenversattoi • orthe 52c1 regiment. ' , . , • 1 1$7110! - ttutSbe `` ;*' ‘' **-",„ Ileum t he d • the. • 'elltiatted V' 'mwle , " 4 "*ltaillw 414 ' " ari v i i wb TN 1 . . 17 ender Glemend Pirtio liv' Ansa an oppor t un ity of VI-lpftNA. Jllll. 3.—A1l _, flhraill • .._ , , V ii _ te - r 114.1. ~1 1 , . - 7 . ' • totpt. ete . --, lie. --- 4 . sil 11,Tim surlaww. , w NPR .. .. two points of Me, tilo Vent* or Lend" aid 941141 teribseti , tele" 1.X. 1 , : ,Pa .1 "t h ~ - 4_,•. .. t e el i l i t i t t e 11111164 V. Gotanil Toalacbolt s to width andther .ing the critical situation of Flehiimmsbal tbelvince , . A . i Jipettiedit •, igi Trade that. had PAW are felsified by the. di: fli tches !sari! ~ Mr. '..,._ ~ • . 4 41 ), ' . paw% .> 446#01 1 120140 MS beenjobisa, hating thraegh • .. t part of Zhe tondo a:pr ii Schwartlienberg, Aserellask J* 'Whisk, was on then* at . Caudate, sit the reef t t ~. t when Geverament 1 ..* ich have been received from our 0 4 ,epd ar me e , I il• ;ow ~, 0 1 5 0 =. . ~ 416 . 1 ,.. A.......a- -,, [dated, the ¶sth of December . .It appears firom.them, , sr. Bestka,i!mataa A , i eadmoio N daisee . and aw , „ .ivaila et c lateie . ptifet te'ciamiel. ' •:•,-- - ~,t ition of Indigo•lute corps of Austria tvas then at•Bialy• ' i rsc i el=w aigutt,sous ; ooleisio.loraiiir. jam. el, rm. 4, .‘, All'tho towns open the sigh% %at ef the el ' 0 ' t were trine coloeies that the auxiliary stock : and in the environs that . it was Cu Centtated; i 1 my never opposed it s ear, at ilte iteassir Tare% Illitesi. Ammar., Wm. appeared to be full of innottip, * One country . ed that trade. But that it stag not even been attacked, and. that it was asid illserman,, Ortqs m int and , Mr. Slit, on the loft bank to.foli of re i ktabio 4- -. • . ! and rica became eviden PrePatieg to follow the operations of th e /limb ' J. p i ' m di s ette d cap, e44 . 44„ * 16 ' 4 . 4 ' Ills imperial Majesty h as elpetasdhlieitgiraetion .. - rm - blame 2. at Wars arTi l l ' AM Autwery, . t he i 'll to look to our ewe .Y. .. ~. We have since learned , that new relatiiim have 1 triAttonsti x i j :111116 . ! .. t . , . ._. • . at" appeayancirof the army, and efele v itt 'sot- , i .7 i 1 . 1 'lig ° in India w- ' deierminett-the General-in-Chief to applsseh -the i .2L, 111 1.•.„ , lc ." „,„,.. h . ws"°"'7, .„,,„2„tam i l ike is . „ dik ... °llll ""a A ,„„ silent; they have Made, and is whit* tbegmeter part ; • of the East I n t! c y o Warsaw Du it r w wby Dial stock.% .Thi tea ' bestir - - ' - Egii i iii,. -- m r ;fisis • - "kg, - ss asi b m a r r — ---- Th aid Air; are stilt engaged. I - • . . - . in Y ear • • 12 Ml l e Iffil.r. , I , ISC which enabled I perfectly, succeeded , and . tying it 1111*.110181•1 s i :Ze• thwahl i ii sii i steo,, .. • , 348.23, Feb. , . His. I mper i a l ggainty has iimpted the tOliga til 1, Vi•i secures.ththatAasrttiocleclopt. lion wehavehotsuliered the smalls* hos. .. W.,_,. J._ f . His Excellency Count 'Otto, Anphitisiatitty Irma " 1 " . " . , 21 at. " midis" laislikisi. y, Mr. Nelsen, Rea Marshal With the Grand Cross of It. Grqrge,. toil . • , said, that the men. - . i,. France, has frequent conferences with 01011roptiters, 1 - 4:§leit,ilata ikll ,ra g leraf s es. ,3e 30; Mama I, at the New vmspresent at a hall given by the Field-Marshal, fit - i ti led any thing by taw -ou Court r l' always acts in conesteitrieleir-the i t of ; poi Ilstko . Aftwo .4 4 8161 0 411 !"d r/11011/1/ ' and Gk. (*lel) ti op " e cotton imported lot France : never was their conneetioatmere bisboasi. :ti er / liedbrd. " / and MP " iiheivard , ""a ril Is° °f his ts " lial Mit i est Y 's 6 / 4 61418 /' . Morlgag-lane, Ilarksw3, en•Pee;inn• 24, O . The' prirfaolll 4 war :that have been. letwenha 13, still in the Goat. 'lt is confirmed, that in many peotimmaall4o MO- ' trek& 4. hall. A lba atones. Ginty suit Haddad, - ~ ' I' )1 Into the dttferent Governments, since the, le of „ .Mircliy, considerable levies U. horses' rill, be. made ;'_. VS neinwe riet• on ming. Jaa.9 . 6, rt , b. 4 mart h 9, Be" silted to imam ,01.1 e. h . ani ,Me 1 1 I . ;e, sr to the day itt-,for France. • • - . 1 aati .' MwOes,-Mmas. farce,. tkeadroan t and Uti: nof on, . _I„ ' Several of obr Generals. employed ; in the . iaterim. Oa; t.. ...Plitiotes-bine,..• ..,, - ' I ' ' ' fi fty that!mihe ineuS litany al llol4 log kg"-bedvale tres, 4n.ti 90 March , I Auld _be' to -telt tiny have teeeired enders to repair Vs tilledire* is . ` i ' ll o ug s . ' gr. ". L 00 d gei w.... `" ... " Sis r is r j i ren ;c oe d, the iciffeis of ellatek sad flitigne, bet 411 imperial the Unlit aced of ooervitioii - wlith *Mee 'on the dirk; .- -- Witoo, •gtow:Ag-timn4l. - Jam, 01. Vehte, AtA iiiii 46, di • ( to-Morrow. Printed of - Wiedrunkel, goes to - Keechan, in Uwe 1 parent, alpi l uq.L. Alien) es. ~ i a ' 'Sitars &Wartime*, _, re 4 1 .4 410 7 ' P.4:4 141 ! 4elt old Mks. _, i. ' lion . I. te shown to ems ' FC, iiiinfary. General Yager takes the commend of II iIL TA A rai "Mt C it i t lllin i i T et er. jai ,' e. 1 , 3, Mardi 2. - I I._ • i?,em. . 1.- ' , 1 s, however, statin g, loess it the Quarter 'division in the Eannat . General Pitanzeltner, goes , e t th e Money Asie j an, Manehenef. Anoraks, Mi. 1146dd, • 4 Have I ll ea* /1/2 " 1 / 1 / w$ a l. • .nding to-morrow, to command another in Croatia., Field.Marehal ',Manchester; and Mr. Hard; Temple. '. - • . .. (Signed) - CAllteAlt.T.' , . nab,. merchant. Jan. 21. 30. till Friday next, was Lieutenant -Zech, who during several campaigns in I m l b li e _ a s lr 171117A . T101( or - Tut SatiltNAL. _or stm.rtaet • i • V. 1.. .4••••••4.0.mi *lkea Aanntln..• A nf el.a skiesirnf ilomme.drisas I ti--a-Ur-sa. - ..i .iid s t b al e r ie lliloa r-s . t 'Attsnie r y, Mr. Twynsm, King's CON . 1 e aminenition, ate-arms, or other olepsive.Wes, I is by him deism, end when, wiser., and from h i d beta iS it,* mare Olen, slid she *co where the , and, me were deposited ; and site, accortl4o9 the best a 'ble knoWlioge and bArtA the Oa" va l e r eet4l46il l!r -- ; ay be found, and ei4o 001 at GO cams iiiiii'dlikt !fore such .Justige of '4l4oeacez i eetrale,'ille4 l4ol Ith of alle giance to hit: likiettx iticeititbis t rinlc fajesty's most gracionillitton* tie Ad offence ; i and id that no confession to sli‘e by limy loch person ' p ine all be given 14 evidenie sidest lie 'son m a i l r e same in any Court,'Of tu.lusy MINT WhierVer. ' re " Given at the Court at Cl** - 1 44004 S*, , _,. istioky 1 rive ' January, 1813, in On 4 . ,70-70y.iisr mt itgessir tion _ ... . . r - • . ' . immu i rmyr : m y . ,- _ . Tho molting of ,this cerpS, being Opined mai *ftst three slays, and lapin his defeat on the Niemen, , 1 r ' . •••••• permed by the Cossacks, tied partly in thedirectipa 600p.srent made prisonera l hisongst whom were two Comminions in sheihmoshire .Rainwelt3 • 11P91 hi 4 Tilsit, and partly In that .1 Wilcovitch, -many of Onlonals, and above 160 Stafreadether Officers, and K Lore•Lieutommeee Charlton Kintehent, ROC le be Celestes -- elai ""'`'ry•ls••• - them *dog killed and taken in the pursuit to the: -21'‘piocsu' of canton; wore taken. Even in this ! ed Dated- Ottoben 1, 1611 ! 4 e a _. I t__,.. ••'' • ° - ;0; Were found 779aitil iihilibrils cemplete r and i• • - down— .loase, fromiho Ellutag,MMioneri- 'AK Pr' • . 45. !•• • '•• - • • . - .. ... , . ' ' * i ilt i tti t° he C' o, vie° )14 . 1 .4T 9 r itt l g ttl .' • ltiollilid Ttitichagolf imit i rneed in-tijoisifrectioa * their aitimmitteri;* 9 1t1 ilm magazines WO '• Wit. Wit . • i 1 1 I ' emeenss' toe algae* by the Arkvdok•Wenot ot Me Gnats att •14 ahem°, and by detecholeots hard *Wed .. • AitisetilltdOr irio"*.‘'' . .. :' ' ''.‘ . . i . . i . t ittio .,, d t e lt. ey mink. . - .;.„;.,a. A 1 04611 et 'tho' river ; Generallnitiskoy. wilt( peat of -.•:. . :am . . so . be cambia. ! i ce nivell6 d i eb oo l iw i h i e be t obbce d , p ar d ; k i wi* frA i rc i ni t gs m i s ..• : • \iths Maim, olds thi detachment of Catena i i Dated 66, Mt - *lid ,Witeititth ." 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