The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-10 00:00:00

I) t~ • • .1. A 1 11211 1 . v. DX ormit sr BERNADOTO. t usessawk/ - 11tn&o, Atio.ll--Gerte.ii Moreau li - kiftid bete' In the evening of the 10th Instant, accompanied by his brother in arms, sod Adjutant-Colonel Rappa: tel, as likewise the Councillor of Legption• to the Russian Embassy to North America, M. Von 1 Swinden. The numerous populace assemhled before I his lodgings, honoured his arrival with »peeked hur rahs, and in ).he evening he was serenaded. Yes- terday morning he µaid his visits to all the Princes of the Royal house now at this place, and to several Generals ; which visits were immediately returned in person by Prince Augustus Ferdinand, and by the ppl eit tietterala Bulow s Tauenzien, and 0 ....,..tliAtcoon, Ploteral Moreau,. accompanied ,by cig . 111appa tel, and'thi Cootteillor of legation , V,on Swiaden, proceeded on hisj ouraey-to the Russian, audrrussian head-quertora. ? 4,* te Arr. - • Matt.- INefri 0 ...... Lisbon 2 0 , •iate eeeloil• • - • Ildr+lo i L r. • r•-•4l4.rtft•#.lse 3 1 . 111 41 k 1.• •• 4 . • • " 0.. LUCK.. OltlCti OF Enfold iiiiirijAT AT okak • • India Bonds stilt.. pa 3 pet Cam. P. . Enlargers . T . li , , 3,„„ c..i. Coml. . • I*w, par 2 is 3. .er* °eats. s.per. thic Nati Mil •. . Claqpiamilsie Mkt§ loam, A's n. : • N!!" .7 1 0. 1 M1 4 :. ',42lolg.:sT4rEsititior, -:,,.:': _ tolffrilik - 44 tl. 1. . • . - • • .r . v. l l:o 7 Pt', :1-Irt. 0:'. R Another GOtteistbiiigb , Mkii arrived at a late hour ino riAttib,.l4 reieivi4 the Ono w ing imppriant.intelligence. A Messenger aloc.oune by the sone cion4ylocei, diSpatcbet to Go— rernmenti bit ; we tip no . l!)4i . tliat apiyisileuiiir has been issued.. We have,also received.. womb 'from. Sicily, Ishich.will be found inteVeStitii GovErravitcat, ,Scer, l 2.—An Paper, pub. lished at Stralsund on the 27th u* s haiktst.arriVed ; it states that ,some. fighting took place On the 21st, 22d,.and 23d of August, decidedly in favour of our troops.-1* 'addition to the pilsoners made on those three days, ;the Cossacks have taken a' ivhole Itegi stent of French cavalry. • . . EXTRA.PAP.E.R. * ST RAJAUSAI A n0..27.—A part of tile' CrOVVISPAUCe I Iit armr, comistiag of the Prussian Corps of Generals Von Below and 'fauennein, and the Royal Swedish Cavalry, have beaten the 'French army : on the 21st, c. o 2d, gild 43tl'of August, and taken 26 pleas. of artillery and 1500 prisoners. The emery in full ietrest, and is pursued by 'his Royal iliffinesses!' cavalry, and a great number of Cossaoki;rAire May expect the best consequences from this stair. The Prussian General Von Blucher, •reports from loner, under date of the 18th inst. that the enemy has left Silesia, and" that he' lb lvas retreated towards Luznitz and Golberg. iis Royal Highness the Crown Prince enjoys the best health. The Bulletin received, concerning the affair of the 2lst, 22d, and 23d, dated from the camp at Ruhls ilurf, will be communicated io tamorrow's Papet. EiSISAiJovt 3.—Aceording to accounts, brought by persons who hare Rod from Naples to avoid the cOn. crãption, the greatest &Content prevail ;here among all ranks of people, on account of the Oppression" of the French . Government. The general' PePPISY Is extreme. Aboot the beginning of lad: Mar 500 individuals were arrested for a conspiratiti *Meh tat the object of i►hich end ticOdrea a • :,9 •• • •, : been palAisbei for a tow segscription, carried into effect with the greatest ligusr.' • include those from 21 to 44 years of calculated that these will eiiitsfrSliti to 12,000 loos of Naples. This restrietdjeary sad iscription has sttlyetee Illeglertbe ittot and enmity to the.FM ' ••nr! , .• • al ;Amy 9.—Yesterday the Gedisetllll% opened. The two bhansbertelstijrtl ~, in their reipectfve atertitieto4 . ,gild , prescribed by the Cso(tibftel o the TINS dooei:tfut, hashers a vast concourse of natives of mi. i oreigners. of distinction, who were ad. lveChamber of Peers to view the august te. Royal Elighnessihe Hereditary Prin. Royal Flintily took their seats in a• for them, to the. right of the throne; n Ministers and other persons of - cle. another, on the iert: • sock the discharge of cannot' announced of his Royal Highness the Hereditary Vicar-General, accompanied by Nis ascending the throne, a royal salute from the Castle, immediately ifteti which the Representatives of the Commons; and them in a speech suitable to the occasion. coots', Szrt. 9.—Arrired this morning the .brig, from Gottenburgh, which plar,e,she 2d inst. and yesterday morning landed a (etses►jer; and an - Winer if the 46th iii. • _ 4' ' -T were been discovered, revolution. Orders have b • , which is carried (1 The conscripts ii age. It if Citi for the kingdom unellfeetqt. e r s : general discosm. PALERNW I . Ji Lament was apt in the morning, took the oatks , Royal Commis were opened to nence and fore t ,nritted into the( • rewony. her Gess and the I box. prepared I and the Foreigi tinction in anol At one o'clot arrival of ti .Prince and Vi tillue. Ott his wAS fired from he sent for the • addressed thee " YARMOUI \ I ! Oren gun-b 4 • loft on the 9.d Xis ogl M etsei r I aer vow. *MKof FOOt, at FlisiiCirough Pities derailing elettitlis gained Farad over DAV/Ws*, en the ell: No particoAri , have transpired that tho l / 4 Alko tygßk 28.0ecet of, 1500 VilloStift , :11 , 03ilkstV is fipp4Pied General of the' AN onisit PitOst *A lIOUTU, ,it The rixOrs it ' 4o44 IS* GOtteuliste; Oleifsk, ph, ' She brings the most. giatiftlng Allied Army, ender tint `Ctqwn have completely 'defeated the French nate battle of thir days, In whiek tbe less, : on part of the. FrOliClV,. II my great, in 'Lilted, vionnd.ed, Ind Pr is"• 1 1. • . ° "At is also Ostia, that General MORIIAT, has been appointed Adjutint-General of the'Allied Ar mies,• and • tbstfr aft* this b!ittles were . retreating: If • afternoon 'launderer, fliers, . the 4 render' I litalesty's ship cavalry, &e; 4 _:. Vtik, ' iss . • , i ; 1 1 ***1..Pffsive4,... rt'lluorCfsee . atleolke& the Aettriaae t whose , aecording to * Baltetin;' he .defeated II ; great loss, taking from 30 to 26,000 priso ao pieces of anion; .. , " , . . Oa the 30th, •Lionipairrn is stated to be engaged ls iiierpeisait of *the yemoa4 of the Allied Army. '... guo . which we have been ilboa ; A corn . It Indie s ; .. d At olus frlgite; 'for the coa„a o t of . America.— Th e gave sloop of War is released tram quaranti ne , and 'his salted fur the Downs w ith the ' following transport s from , lhe' Mediterranean; vit. :—Peter Proctor; Wary Anne rod Melville. , ' Sailed hi;Majest'y's ship; gitionl,Danemark,and ilfedulis, for off Cherhtirgh.—The fleets for the ......: , ' .06114 — iotiou' ' taillitatea on tbe.2suodt t 1 .. ; , i i , • .. - • •• - is the statement . in- - .. „ .• . -• • ~.- ._ Je Me. 'errattorn . . •' -- ''• i I formed the French Papers contain ; bet which , if ditermnitatt and the West Indies - , ender his Majesty' s - A circuMstiruits. eery it mud i114W4 iss , 'talk* :if have any fOundition in tro th , ii &elides!' gressfY ° ihipi Pembroke and Niemen, were fully expected • ........ • I andiirr' • •-: - .• . ... . ... . .. .to although we bare comma frefrainextr..-- .exaggerate d. The n e cess itylf tykeAillizing the a= milt hi the morning. • from the North, eet-boa•Me cis' Much hs" •11"611.41 al risient,' at the, present momen,!; by 0 , .. boastini tie- PLYKOT7rll )l Se c rr niise • 8 . .....--Ca sa ' i nt lett 'el , n pli t i h m e Scylla ais,ll ii oshripio. • I • *Spam is before their ars*: jut itUrraiteriti; count of victories, would be suniCies4o2 indwell; iir , war, from 4 to the tit* instant; soh:* winatis t iadd of did* ...71.publication of false A ccounts. To ether gron • • Iti i `2flietciortrikkr, pea cruise. • L• . , •. n w es hich t of so thi? Aratitio ... a coa ci, fi f ict file !lito #o ex a peoto rmiess.. o ol, . h. — Alf d onne which oo , I:a ce r rietivoido 'be-sugewit ou tels oa l! thi la W asijot eitlit t y :l o ' . 4 i .wss, , i iTop ... e, . English, . 40,14.11 to Peters. Tirem • . ioll i te 1 pladeen tlti l i iii elt. I !—Tbllt'nre name. Reirsifoillt , tflelYlettiet or ineAlitit, einiiireitii ` tint tote ~.. - .. ,;, .berg)5,.. was,taken on the 28th July by the Helton _,.., , ' ;., . . -..i,, • . - of UoSAllinsi• is not meetiosted,-. and the list. teal .:a•ii vi . 04 . , g r f ur . rii i i wai an hrig of . war, and careledinto Coristiausand. °lli tiiiii . rie4. ,. - s eg :.. . l L ‘diu" . ,,,,,. i gu- . 1 .. $ 1.4'44:1 :: The . high reputation ol'i'fits•' -. articles in .the French news are of a nature - whiCieV l arairla: . 9i -,, *: 1 4. 1 P . t 0 ~-; . . . : . : 1 ..l'elyatt u an Architect, % has long been universally kneyrit and acknowledged ; shows, *titter Writer was puttied what to says.atill •By the artil4.artiaather Mait•lf OS Gettasikkgh t looming, mie4uview f u rther reporbef theiidittfit all ealogium, therefore, on his piofessional merits yet wall obliged to say something. Ine .,, Le t hd,:isen . el this •are hate test ' l Ba o rkis art very early in life, sad • wont to Italy in order the sublime, the ,horrid . details . ..of t . , Wei eillieh of the French bys'the - CROIVN PRINCr• In'ttilso unnecessary in this place. •He displayed a taste far iontit it is aistitted;' Mat the French. we anticipated, and an exaggerated (perhaps) east: mention. of the slaughtered hosta s we batethe inlipid prisooers and 26 pieces of artillery ; and that the ,sto improve himself by an attentive study of the re. ittfotmhtion•repeated,that DAyottlitenteredS th werlYi C-Cii st4s haeetaiteit an entire regiment of French . 1 nestle and beautiful remits of antiquity which that country possesses . Ilis,first great work after On the 23d of August; that arrattaietyla sliown to rat. „cavalry;, but Which it of more consequence still, `return to this country, was the Pantheon, in Orford his the itiiikt it the'arm • I • • tisf all demands made for ~ , ~... . - Y v that the enemy bag been obliged to abandon the ter- ' road, a work that immediately raised him to the top and that the Most perfect herinetryorevaila between ritoty of Silesia: - .• of his profession, and he was in consequ nee pa -1 • '-' f•- - 1 .• •tronized by chief of our nobility and men of wet 1 the French and Danish tr00p5,...k0..:. The French ' • • ' . % ''' • . _,• .._ , - the I - capers do at length acknowledge what we have • . ' • STATF.SISAN OFFICE. TWO . intottte .•. lence. It would be .irepossible for us to ' enenserite known before, and which they describe as the most ♦'. i',e t ar .. ..., V e just ltAimed•Aiit Mr 'Maid . iheMes.4 the many 1- •• *• - ''' -' ' h d excellent works by which this Gentlemen • as a orned the country an' d improved the . general -important intelligence froth Bohemia;•*vix. the muck upg7, briegt a,a s .accouot, that the Freer* Ailey taste. - Though peculiarly attached to the principles of the principal Russiawermy, and a Pr u s sian corps, were itompletely defeated, with the loss •of %RNA' of Greeitin 'and Roman Architecture, ha was also to join the Austriatt'afty. They add, •Indeid, that TEEN'THOUSAND MEN', 28 Pieces of Cana' .oii; deeply skilled iu that which is usually deuoniineted ' they imPatiehtly expect aectiunts from Silesia and La--- • Gothic., After the fire, by which the old House I A great q et f Baggage ; .' Mils: Ste • -.' ' ean i y.O and i i y res. •. in the Haymarket was destroyed, he was employed sacra, coseluding with the -following affirmetion :--- , .. , . • • • * • to cotivert the interior of tho Pantheon into a The " Wei Posigreithnow that the French apd her Al- • • Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the Quer* end atre, and one more beautiful or convenient, consi , lies have been victorious, on all the points where i Princesses Avotora and Many, attended by Lady ' deriug the space and thelnilding to which he was they have hitherto fought." All this is certainly 1 I.ocitzsyza, arrived at the Queen's Palace, from'; obliged to adapt his design, has never been seen.— Studied, - and leaves the most scrutinising iir 'doubt i Windsor. Soon after, the Dukes of Tome and Susi 'This Theatre was also destroyed- by fire, will we how to construe it. Pr om .the imperfect and con- . scx•visited her Mss ESTY. • - -learned from - Mr. Wyatt himself, that he never en fused-- At three o ' c l oc k ,. the . . Prince of ORANGE preSatited. t tired the walls • to witness the alterations which sub statements that have already.reached us, some h .H . • ' lie had 1 NI ' is son, the Hereditary Prince, to the Quers. is : sequeatly took place. ong been a. i m ler politicians venture to anticipate, , with Confidence, I {Highness is expected to return in a few days to the ,of the Royal Academy, and upon an unlucky ddl.-1- the final name NAPOLRON ;• . as if a man of tie ex- II army. in 'the Peninsula. Her Al .$4 Esvy • and the eller between Mr. West and the general body, the traordinary a genius were to be overcome by one j PRINCeSSES dined at four o'clock., and at' sir set et i i•ktter *as lartetect: to resign the Presidenq, Mr. single ditficultyvve - A - coucarrence of half a dozen I on' their return tryWindstor. • • .• ' . • I ityact was otiosen to fill the offices, but conceiving difficulties. Meares -.presorted himself from the ! ••VbearmY was hightrokth-- • . Rod with chi - Ifartpili thit it ought to be occupied by a painter, he exerted WELLING•rog being 'made* Field Mambo", and hoped,', himself to restore harmony between Mr. West and essassiu's steel •by the elevation of his mind; And the as a naturalconeequeoce of elevation, that the bat•j the Academy, and readily relinquished the situation greatness of his reenter charaeter:. Wemost not thus was removed that prevented many able Generals I when that Gentlem an was induced to re:ome it.— ; litter ourselves thit we shalt be ik‘of a powerful foe, 1 from serving with him. -.1 - , t rM. Wyatt was in private life distinguished for hi s ' like BOIIAPARTE, - by one, hoe by several disasters. 1 It was reported . In the that, ip addition to.milo an d gentlemanly manners. He was est -affec- It• : donate husband and father , and has left a spice in has, to be sure s a sinister leak, that after DARU'S the three distinguished 011kgera, Sir ~Taiur Anse . , ; . animated prologue to the Wll4 ' •representation of ! Lord tlzatiloot and Sir Deets Betio, the Marqui - social circles, as well as in his art, which will not tile - - i had asked for Lord ' Roiti•hi, Lord CHARLES So- easily be supplied. It may be mentioned, that if Mr. the fi rst act should be se long delayed! Semedting, no ! Dg E astr, Marquis of Ilbsittati; Sir .JOAN STEWART, 1 . Wyatt had cultivated his talents is a painter with as doubt, it wrong behind the curtain; for we cannot I i General Feareesort, and Geierel Mgatoo, of the much assidaittes he addressed himself to the science su pp o se. sheet -Emote," and ILYiess. these Lore Artillery ; and Cul- I'a-mei, of the Engineers. lof Architecture , it is nefunlikely that he would have than Jevzs on mirth, whOsivegt breath-o , mo th an' Yesterday several packages, Containing supplies of ; risen to equal eminence. Them are . two painti n gs the Winter, blankets and other ;on architectural subjects.at his house in town, wfitch the basilisk's eye ) devotes thonsands and toes of ;warm clothing d rcoormtorts for , ' Lord WEL I LINGTON'S hive been generally taken for the works of Paiiiiii, thousands of their feilow-oreatfres to slauglttet and !. a r e, s w sa er ri e es se a n n t off from • town to ti e embarked at :inif . which may rank with the best productions of massacre, have suddeoly•ternoll•about fremtloti •- mer- I Plymouth, for Passages or St. Andero, and to be: . that celebrated - artist. derous occupation, Mi halted and exclaimed each to !th e nce conveyed to his Lordship ' s : head-quarters , - e• ..• • ' We are authorised to state, diet the Loan MAYOR, `the other, 44. 'Breititilitli t , brOthersi- Ne o;e all in the i These supplies are plated under the immediate care ao far from refusing to receive -informations against wrong 1" and hive resolved to try again the power j of tw o of his Lordship's servatittr,, Who are sent out Pablicans charged under the Act, of Parliament, with ~ of nea 'ation m id the persuasion of reason . No ; by the Marchioness Wettiocrroo, •for , the specie! • sending• Out porter in pots of their own, in qu antities 0 • 'i purpose- of attending to hitteidihip t s. personal ac* lisi inatra gallon at one time, as erroneous'y stated that is not like . to he. the case ; for thete are a g e nts '• . . commodatton, of which he rs himself ' '' 1. l I' of P • P de I d his r 'leg igen , per- e many the Public Papers ,;--- declared 4r-- c are reat 1.. of British Ministers employing their influence at the to a fau l t. . 1 treis to do his duty whenever the business should be oar's .ionntain or seat of war, and these latter would be • • The Limerick Advertiser iiniounces the shipment 'brought fairly before him ; but that there suit nem *ducat to insighificauct by Peace... Bet war it is, of a quantity of oats, on account of Mrp.Assnalims surly be two Magistrates, both.to receive the info . - I and war it is likely to be, for some timo, 'Aleut. — , 1 ATKINS, to the amount . .. of near 40,000 barrels, for 1 *ration and to decide en the merits or demerits of Vie The ground for the battle is measurod, stri - io do i • - 1 .- ti 0 ;or 1 .: t St. Andero, for !fie purpose o f sapp peg. i i ? s a im y •a re . . • .. . • 4of the army under Lord WELLINGTON. 'understand it is inthe•eontemplation of •Go not see what can hinder the combatants - trete thiling• 1 rirt f a supply for which 0 't has% l -•• Uri • • •• . . gaff . everemen - ~ g e... omen_ spa o lierament to ameliorate the agitation of the a -pay to. A shorterticle in the Fmnch Papers stye— Au , edwith M A• KINS • - ; • I,CONiIIICI r. r . • . •• "- T lFitatlishment of the army eud to render the- receipt am . Imperial and • Danish are in Pit: The i , The firing from the newly erected batterlesin fiontt ! of their allowance not only.snore iromediately., but lifiliftheeteent of tke l trigic piece is thetefornfo be ex- lief St. Sebastian,' beita on the 26th of August.— ' also freeof all. personal expeace.• •• petted, u thi s Frtipah. un-" incessanstastr •sThis; The following simple deseription will give some idea i ._, ~ ~ ly ~.,, •ha cannOcuule..—la foes .1. 44,0tortvcaidocia Market, aokliatasslsy f "" * P i r b ) er haaakag_ib• il trOmetadens effect ef..fbath new and old, Will Gaudy; net rr• . 154 " "114ar i of * 4— '........." . • extract 'from a letter received at Plymouth , written ~ of wha t, a; f)9 1 140 1 . 1 Kh. One °" •fi r s44ll 6"''' '. by . a Master of a. transport, at preaont employed millers or merchants were eager•to purchase, •es-pect '- ' • . r dia. ' iiit ipi .ea equal/trades fete... ~.1 f ....,..., .• . .. •ffietettiat place : — cc On the 9.fith of August, at eight . . ' iag a large show of new wheat neat week, and a re ; . •,..,,.. -..,r,.•• • . ' -ductiou in price. Flour reneges. per sack, Itousa ;' ,•',.. ' • o ,9,ZieetiZscri, to ia a v ar:, 'e e ; t .' - . e., .. . ~ -. : ,o clock in tjte moruing, tlie .'ingliiii . , Spaniards, and , ; livid b • 755. Considering - tliwseason of the yelr, -,../.....' •.; w e e e pie out, I m es tw i i (h er „ n oWta av Portuguese brought about g . . 70 MOS 111 number nearly -*IN; .. ' ' - there was,. a tolerable show of lean .stock au.: IA ''.. • i - • • all 2-Ispounders„. in six batteries, to beat upon , In this stets .91 riblieatrairs,,perhape OA "beet 1••,._-.• • • , ,-, • a _,___.• e . • , 'TI e is about beasts on. the tastie-hill, part of which were sold at ;ARM town 0 , al• oauP°9 I QQ• I' . town - ' .course is not to say too_ mech, aor.deattoohisdidiade : ; the 'Size of Plymouth ; .the distance between the go 0 1 us • 201. asheud. There was rather •tt. scarcity of sliPep Preillmstloati °ol... • 01 this vie mnY sefeilltdeet t rt I)miteries and the to.wa is about-the distance between . onus,. in .he but the lambs and others were 'l' in the W . , the' enemy wohaeo to deal with -carries ablaut . • i . . ng-Offain mid . , mind not easily' broken; and 'that he riletrftmw • , udition • .-' ' • I mou th • so you may an se how ion it was before eQ • • .'.. .. • houses l nation dispose d . and qualified to be belligereot th e tsars to, .um I . :Cosa r:ace.snemo re- 10.- tow Nasals of iii)7 l : 2, . • • • ... • Th ree Masters of miles from where felt ships . wheal I brisk sate of .mglisb %heat, at an advance. a,,.• people the most sensible .of any •on -earths to the ,„ went test evening to .see the spot; we had not been . ..least, and Oats is good demand, ar Monday's prices. le I ' l 'l blEbernentailS4PlAEOSe of military glory i tbatitru'e on shore five Wingate., before the French sent a lm i ( 11 1 „ . v i i i • iii zt ether articles an s u e i w kezt io ua . . :4 ~.-. . ''. ... CO le this spirit ternaries &appointments wilt only serve , 24-peund shol'within three yards of as •; you may 'll'oreigit) 76 100 HAW . _ .` ..-._ .... . . ....• . 66 r,. and that the! well Some we dfd.not stop at that place long - The I.!le. . • 40 44' Vice 06.141::..'::: : .. ...60 t'-' is ' the --' of ....18 id_ tile 01 ... • sof ..... 4. - 7 41 ti create wew'energies Meant 'aide; Wrisest part fee i British Sititesraii iWects'is .4 avert and subdue the diipesitioa wts . :siap t it..4 by.s own the reverse of that which kis aciseitat theak" pads b aboet , height _ the Mewstone % and is 7 gifi etilA n g ; but &beak sia hist evening the Porte. geese have a shell into : the fort, which set a_ small magazine on Ere. There. is a lasttery that the sailors Wales • • 41 rime ditto • Malt ping White Peat • ... bU 6Q 09iters •t • •Nv‘• - • New itittb • 76 ...... 36 'hilt ditto . AO 0 1 SK Palatal do*. 96 Feed ditto .... 'SO 51 Pipe 'Host . would - b. sorprised_so , 80 Grey Peal _ . eines the fall.ef SmitiON loinet of ,St. Jintes's ever , The ImperiaiDecres of the Conservative Senate, Of the t•ItIV alt. placetatet4 sliailosal of the French Minister at War 30,000 limn,. taken Vora the classes of 812, IRO * and 104, ordering that this Iry shall be divided apiengibe wept drovihe in Spain. -iinceLorriting the -abosai voi understand French . Papers t .to a later &U,- kayo been rece;ved; in irbisit=4l* Memitar Oulletas rtc.rak command; v 4 sand Seim,* t .•.. • •• • • •94) -0.-- s • . , .MA RK ET.—S e rt. 10. 1 (Mw , per snow of tlh. ad. Neat of Cottle ibis toy s se. Reads .............. PO 1.422 GI. fiketp....., ...... ;....% 6d. Calves ..... ......... ry 34$ 6d. Pirl i. • ........... :-mAnicr 0.. ao. Mils •I ed,. 0.. Gl. kp th.lik., 40 Md. tic Ilk jr. To, W m . . ••• , • _.~ r e!: e n g o s o h n i I) Kithm a , .. . l'IlE ',_ i r ' ` . : 4 • N. . . . ... . 'Head; . bieasig 1,- "ille r iiiiith;il to the 3 - ill t ! ' "'''''. , 4 - Ned by the dAir.....i., - itlikilidlin--.,_,' k, .. Rile dse• ,engsgebse t n,t is the eeigisbenr- • W 9 at .— o f: : n4 ,;: lll6— ad d° :il n est rr l ni hfi S l h a tie ft `TM . " ' List, 2241, and' ...beektlttO et Thud", on ttiet7tb r es bevies %deg De , ..t shii) r.,S . vi m , nepired further then leieili, sestgannT French were eon . . o f , cikownki ,d yak, Boraeslitk , • Allied Arv._lty:2* • I,sted liteettet. orliAnurt* • ' A I 'mid ilk ,11. • ir t 4. t., ..,. , . rtWonthl also the whole of the outward-bound , '. • ': '.. '' • VIP Frentte s et .o'. , the foss 400 Ikea chantmen, tmnsporta, coastets, end colliers, un. io . uiti, gl it i g ies. •• o a th e or „4, n_ a gif i .110 ,ost A l i, • - ....•'', . : tit convoy of the Alert cutter.-Arrived the Arline 0 i bi kil y o l i i hoe ,On Om 90114-kipipalaissireket-4100.0114141bCivet otter, from off Flushing; andsihe Defender lugger) i te(a . oo i tbitid,inst. '. rents, and shsg i poshist ',MI. list kees , ,,'.int . 'the ion* Leith. . L640 1 1d both '. Portvsmothrs SEPT 9 --Slit& hit 'Majesty's • intelligence, 'find the tirnilts lied to Asia' fp to their *Mei .' I ~_., • . • shop rn Ptinctrof Switants, - I . h ittirgfirepassiaid (all l i' tliii . lOW Pell- , isiliiVfleet of trinisorts with - multi & - iloop of war, fdr file Cape and the East Indies . _., .. tr...t; ,s:l'.•.. - ' • • • '• '' ''' • find e r tiaitir tor ' Salitaint d : Bib . ' s e. French after an obsti- i ti 6,. " , 1.. , , ~,,:•..--,„_ et an i ott; -cons illicit the lees, : en the I ;411::0• uti44. 1 0, • omen; Deske,4o.l.. , porgvill _ _ „.. .. .-: _. ..____.___ ..._.: „-__ ....A AIP-1-- r..11.14i':1_-'ae.: 11:_:_ka Lie '. __. • . _ ' li alltue• Aoie command; of t and you. would lie sorprmea To trey teas Senates see ko* they hate kmecked.dawn the beam. Rea I • - French fore they have dew they will hue the town fait , ; surrgraLD, To slob tbe oi c lams with the ground ; the , &Knob fire about 20 g un' to opt • ,,. ..y„. si „, 6,, * l b l evy one with the enemy,” - Ilesokra...s& Bd. p 65. 84 The Oxford Woes ha l o grand Illid.day yestordity V" ".• Sr . I. '• 8 ' 'sill. -on Wormwood *sibs. • P. *bele g‘. .to te. 64 4 Wa11 . ... 06 to is. & French. et_ v.weernment, we understand, kestaielyeaterakihie l i%.• • .., .... .• ti AY- 'ed, in;;„ t ootitracts !or. triffi PreeloinoWetratetleidottellel . a • • et 1!. tO f1!'..6 4 ill "ice 0 1 4 • w* , ••••••4, Jai • - • • • ' . '' duct ~. f