The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-20 00:00:00

I , T Ohs .'accounts' ._ i ng 6 .00 failed them, !had . sekeen roots, or what 411...illichithey w 144;between Austria and Bartria;,iro rding to which a denominated-. mad qerries;', their sens es. 'ploy payed tlairtAileetiloottsh : rthi;;lctfe l Y4. 4.i. l . 6 trkiies-; was to .1 0 i4 q!e Bavaiiitit l atm • . _i., ;ie. J _ t: ",_ . under Geamt.Watpsz, for metatai. operations •as ran• round 40 , et in ,circies,..tore vim, sow.? , , 4r.t. , _.,,. lik ewisP,llleed . to . ufsg_fi 1,0, 7 4 a . Fe 9 wita t. 0 9 . t. co.. the mad tete the clothes off their bndies;'lkli . - two ,Voig Coconut kto . eoitt •SigniGeiiiii Itilhanakes; 'a • That the.renowskef our native warriors may : . • : -....- ~ ...,-.:eittreea,,.7 . , ~_, , , . ~., r ) „ ~ thter party, ..41 appeared ,befere. .etiffer in foreign coeitteieS,, through despuat• hteltigra: ' l' t e°n) with Stade, for the kited:and . turtnane treatment shown to . r F""ki° l tv• cuotti.lAfeirtia" =Sit; i t g.. The, 'Jeaxt their prisoners, 'for whicli.tinvy are so justly Mlle- i Vi "" Ma? 441 1ektlielfunh, iog era Oyiiig reports ist;, IVvrllghtt to be }remembered, that bfated, the following, which is : transmitted : , us . by :. caiii ' . 16€16 5 . 1° report( self gratifying-1404 tiaVet-, an eye witness, deserves to, be recorded":-:-ommtg '., tlidse 0 1 "ortoi the 400 * French prisoners that:Ware' i ' falten;MS-Aiathi th.l6l:i s am e, rod . % 444 ,J# t: ‘ , 1 !• .1 0 t)° . • ' 02) . ',0. 61 '--; ' " a" „ jest., in the fortunatee: 'la 4 final, i' car:dry' ?glair uoder c ,Vsjor- : ‘ ° * re t 4 Wr months . g °"'"1 .3...t .- -.1 ) .M • . 1 47 c : deeds ii we had not, anmething,for this raluab l ie pm, : General bobsithetz's commaudeneav toldolitherg, Were ,19 dlicern ~of the Ist, Bth,, and 19th . horse : sent wo' are tolitinuenr Making,. and which cannot chasseurs, • 'eve& of whom were . ,wounded. - Geri 4 ill. liu t ‘"4'h4lgcstitud• P ri O rtt•°44t°46° Liobschuit , not : only tensed. the atmeattaineili4OSiAO ,l l.n i lY l of . til i tret;strre left b' obr - 'Oneitnitty t be paid to the bitter ...Mit itivittg the '...otlieitiollii i a til?"loArA el, i" , * 0 0 - -, ... il l gocl news .is 63 . l' 1116.4 „,„ ~j , urn,w,liat j i s said iv, .a. Defile ,paper : now whnt,A own table, and allowed them'ati iteinds.ot•ersfaelle. :sent ; Whilst,•.he.;and all thou 4 1 0tta o him strove a-fiveigoerAtere to rely, in his mercantile affairs, on. , •iii wlifitilteloads4ti a London Paper—the Courier, .orl treat every indttidaal *with' that civility arid resiiice" which is due tn, even enetaies,.olficers of such...ink the' host; for instance, the deceptio us poison-of whleh I and courage, and to lighten their, hard lot by kind_ he . shopld not be initrected to correct by the 1 treatment.' fluen t. • N eg l ec ti ng hii own :oonvonienee;t the antidote of a Statesman—his speculations would soon ‘eneral gave them good lodgings at night n' his I carry him to 'the place intended for knaves and ownchambers, whilst Officers of his oviti Staff, on Yrouesonly- 'We do not intend to ally that Boxfp a, count of the want of room, were obliged to con-l. PARTE is not in a very critical, and even perileui ' situation ; , and one which he well deserves to 1;e: in, teat themseive with'`' the stables. Before that .the if he is the occasion of the war's continuance, on the prioners could be transported further in waggoni on score of 'sera and coffee. Nay, we go so fif as toi the next meriting, the Col. Geunt•Perigord.Talley- i ; that if the French soldiery have nick-named the' land received a considerable supply from the Ge- I soya l at ei tb Coffee and Sugar. War," their Leader Beret's own pine ; tndon thesaine day he like-tithe sr - --• '• • will be mull forted to relinquish it. There is one received, by command, ef r his Excellauey.Lientseteat- 1 article with which we are as much pleased as any Genesi] . Count Yon theentietr • the sum of 15 dol',l tars each, to be distributed among the other captiv e one can he who reads it ; and we hope there is Offieeiiis.''' Notwithi‘riding irhict,. one rifthesc same 4 ," truth in it : thin in. many others which through the same channel, and that le lit' o . :fief•rs rerWee l, in: Si letter,=Filch wei efterrearde, •Tive fou.,,', .scat lite, were treated by the Prussians like- the letters said to he received from presdeni, A', ~..r 0. ,/n nerl . . , . ~ : . . ~ •• . • , . .. ....; .itating, that the Prince of Neufchatel (Beauttett):l ''‘' , ..aLlTZ, Sari . .. i il .ZlOthing . i;rilik t a i i ' aseg tience • is very much displeased, and that he has , made, t , a,, niken plate itillibitAnniett "' thirside• No the Uttiut i nitent remonstrances to prgrail on the Ern • 7 Rernr l'Appr.coN to make peace," 'Fit: Whh all pco, no pencil, can draw. a &lure of the •miseer which the French prisoners who'efebrought to 1 that may be said in those overstiaiued accounts, and', " sent, especially those of the infantry.- ' TetterediAr•Alle prophecies; that we may soon expect to, hear of something grand," we would more cor..; Sailboat shoes, without stockiogiolud inlita strictest . spine •of the 'word, starved almost to desperation ; : dially hail and embrace a solid peace, knowing, as they come over to us e ver y h our , by2o or 30 men ar I we do, that thnt blessing more than a victory !'; ntime. Although only two hours before eetrasted . i."S s y . week o btained by our Alike,. or even b* , 1 with the Freuch provisions, theyfaH on the morsel :.ruseisSli would • restore. this eabapsteg country or' rather former,..happineta• •• Wel of bread offered. them so revenue*, flirt their owe. t o. its ' P ristine ' sAsura nos of °having fasted fOr three - or four days is must look to . Our.own measures, and sot to those quite eenereseary. The most r i g i dly enmity mast merely of: Oar...A.llles for the new foundation ',tit our ; die away at the sight of these ;mei wretches. . n oise repaired fortune . `Even*Our Aniei, the Spabiartli, with onr own eyes seem five French . blicers come to for whom wehave . done so.muilas , are pot ; to be con-'. bloc s, because they could . net agree:abeut an eqiial : sidered_eavant unaltered cud umdteiablo,friendsp ifl partitioe of a. loaf Of . hiA-• w-- WRl4eiven them we un'Y ssack s to allay their ravenous , bread, , i credit what' is snit by'. those : who can - have by a good-naterad•Co no intermit, nor pleasure, itideeeiring its , vii.. Bri cravings. . . ' . , , fish:Meet's ' serving ' in different parts of . .Spilis.— - , The Pirliimerit is ibout to meet, 'and we hope and • ', trust that, the thinking part of our countrymen will prevent the Mitsister and his devoted adherents. from. doing what they please with the fortune of their country. We must expect to have repeated accoanti from lieligolend and Gortenburgh of What much greeter things than'ever are about to be achieved by Our Allies, " prOvided always nevertheless," that we send te them greeter visits of money 'in specie than eier, to enable . them to carry on their grand schemes. Let (moot be led away to our injury by Additional accounts front the Grand Army at Too.o Litz have been reCeived, ditid Sept. 29 - . • '.‘ • From these it . appears .that. the itrrriy,if Gbilertir Nugent had taken the strong points . of Pc4 .Capa. d'lstria, and Monte Magginr4. with 50 . ,pieces .of cumin., and a great quantity or ammunition. : Gee.. Nvisent vnts Ia tosaannication with the 'Englistrlteet, from which he received arms and ammunition for equipping Me Italians.. The 6th Report from the Silesian army, 'dated Bautzen, Sept-24, states, that on the 2241, Mac donald• broke op from his' position it SClntiiedefekl for Bischoffsweida, and 4u attacked in his retreat by the advanced gnaid of the Silesian army . , said . oc casioned him considerable lion. Another affair took plece'on the 23d 0 jo which 300 of the Westphalian guards remained in the power of the Miles : the field was covered with dead and wounded.' Another sue- cessful affair took place on the 25th; ttrsd , Upon the whole, this third . offensive attempt * of the enemy against the Silesian army has cost him 2000 men. The people had been completely pillaged in them marches : l of the enemy, and laud tied into thewoods to escape' their 'opacity and violence. According to account*; from Dresden of the 25th, Napoleon had been two . , days Harh.as, by Sischoffswerda, but on the eve-: Wog of . the 24th returned to D,e , den. The FietiehArvity appears wholiN to retire upon tl the left beak - Of the Elbe. Marshal Qudinot, - with , his army coma, now reduced to. 10,00 . 0 men, alone remained le•Dresden. The Mast of peovisieks and y, iy 8•,.. . ari l 'tarifa = _... . Ay, 6.. conrrarylb eh. ..,shed usage, in . Lieutennnt-General Sir 1 - I.tastsr.EkilfnAzto died of . terdlets the•!fiabilige iii dna: Trenek''-blffireloi nifed a o•apoptectic e at otiluitslay _night lost'o • The ,Gelieral ! Agents, alehoughtfeiniehed• *ilk' regular tiliasiwiftti4 ll . had just complainedmibeskoglilery city acid conceiving i constitutes e•Olitinge;itilliti relatiOlietcoeirrityr tontilft 4 that• so i meAsissismiolikeeggge• Ow yttst scarcely i tenet), o( that tiedelee lifothli stipulealinfifiat'arkj ~firli k si.4,,frstts,,l4llfrAlogiamKg IV* -vkaitk.ity ‘ gist, it wit' be •reqvisite, on both poetsfttr Isitye l , 4 4 1 43%*** 1 bnek Illid i pisolo As ‘ sy:taifestep N .By 1 WitivairtideliiiiAltrnittaidatYnladsaiitl'Atcjii•effint licr hiff e , q 4 Siths A 01,- .. .."LieP!eleujit4 . l4 4 *. j ilikt At .fhe Virg 1 . log every ',Ming that Itre.ghtncha'atiki ithic I giotilialit lie , "[IPA . is f (l `. be atir4P9si'lrl'oer.... 44 *IV *IVO( ORANt;I4 ) t gence, - aktd'iodie man t4lithstKhlid?hig lin p r e tteliit: • It.4,oionght,A4ill get 4...,.„: .'I . 1., - ;,' of the poitilag4poaps kitt(thetereaffiqtfi 4 e f '''''7 It is said,.th4 a greas.naval • feeiebialliOut to WI •By Arts` •' the iwovtontriletint*rieiiiillidaterdeo oelployed e‘ains ~ tile chores of f rapte o in co-opera- , to eaelialthayitheliitegititt olf'lbeit 'present" fettitti•4 4- ... f .t 02 .with tir .arm x. t , u 1. : i , ~ • em ~, , . . ~ i ries. . His Asjosty , poilifsteinthii B gtieranet4im; W 'l,r j'AlitirWte . rf•wilfgrede444, 4 4)e " krenet.:cea4t.l. ai t eiseeeelna‘hiet.i; ''fitki tiediraiiiied ' hat Oil -,lhiiihttil; '. )T 1 41; 1 4.71 tild .15e1 . A9! 4 1 3 101 Petrichith4A• 7 lior.lieg• . 'ot•Obtiftt! de Metteinieh, vihether,f`Aiiatrial ' vit:ltY,''Yuk of, KOWoI, , t. r..mtnilter.A.Fo , 4p, * l aid/01S T ilerliOs le -It ; ; of if• thee tti -Ar4itiii# of th e , fallen tt,i4nl4,' in ti4i#tuihancel!CPapa i f idiether'anii itelitrithi bel3hitee al not' ~..,':''' cretritta i dufto.tilia iron, rcliff4,9'ffistipijge t to.state.,l The 3d Article stipulates the obligation loicerobr There was - at - one time yeaterday in lataancil'..ofi the two venttiletiltg .palftfei tiffintutitU:, , sitoabnoih( percent ,in.Clinnium, end 4 wok t tglippsed tilitt ,it . eioli othel, W•casirtliity!netWiehlltatidingctere:goed.‘ f hitt( l iisete On 'a itilink - 6f 1;91'; hepeEtedi',intc,lll.. ; officeeemplojed , by!oeik lvi theilthtry *OW 414010 gilt& 4 ( ttallied freiri francs ith, , , ble...ad ..ik,ot beer, dis- i i "shruild be'ittailiced or thketertkd l ' - cliAti, in' r4ei"te;falloUti''Thstiiitiesepaiiti4te ! Art. 4 and 5 determine the quality of tlq...kinZiorali, sPnialiVit. t ' ''' '" '' ' The University of _Cambridge was iffiani:l t htONO jesty, oCifigint•tAiiireiticiffte 9 ) ," oo9 A l664llo4o944l. great dilemma by 01'6 dealt 'of tohV 'VfelCliktitelllsi• 1 . pktioes ale irsefut•aAdiii tlioripitiitf-difilataihiiimal • (Dr. Davis), and thl,e4piiaiion of the Proctors' tpso.tint&tislgned'kvtill; arirtrtiofe;:hawgithist4taltdatit I yearly o ff ice happeniiig ou the 'same day, as by the i Of4eiplait444 . itimsele. o4o.the! reedittaliiiinrifAtliffet coasting statutes; iilieliiii:Stoii "trik . ifect th'eke2 l Austria may wish, ac.soon as they shall be tentafte Chancellor ' and 'the • Viee-Chatteeitoillulherpently known to him. - -- erect IlieLitocibili'-'-'llythir eat : fat:4MM Edifilltifii- ' The 6th and 7th ArtieFei refute to the reciprocal tion cf . cfnualtiel t it therefore appeared ileitiiteithir gaaratifee'qiit fitelifteigriff dt 7 ilti'latttiffraffiltNplftiVe of *soCh' . eli!elions could .legally 4 take.eice r Bow- and - the psittierples44 tentileignaltatida; Cs? 1 ' 111 . ! eiir,°!tfter much delibeiation, it Ali'VeMiyetV ~klat - -Who; eiliddreigned eq'ttaliy• ;desires. to kea'at •th e -44. eiSkete'events hafTen'ecton the . gatoßtiy;')vid .4uti- servations of which Austria considers these fotiisiefi day being a dies non, the Proctors might VirteallY ) , des: aresseacepgikle; 'With regard !toile seceet tn.. ctnitinue in office the *Write of Monday, and, iif.thi , tides, the, . rese rvations i of which _gm.) , may be t4ief coarse of that day, exercise theii elective aottiC,lity; , object, will be a corollary of tkoserwhich the oVest;', which they did .acecitliegly, by the election tit' "Del .articles -ntuattbe liable to,' and, on whick iti,is fie- CoRRT, of Emanuel College, as VietChitgecillorl siegissary peeliminarily to make. known the ,vieeril; the remainder of Ate ltear r , viket.=Avaio 444nediatoty iiiirbilk,hir Excelletwy Count de Metternich may hoe,: til l vestedivith-foll powera to c hoose` tfe teen' NOON, tagiajtseuto . ,,;»:,;,• , i • , - • •• ;.• which immediately succeeded. '.• '• '''. i . '''*) f'' , " l' -- • .• ~ ,• , Tha underiirs4,4e. k : . ' • r ..:: Td the new Ministerial.peejet, Wide+ o.Bcitdited! ; •— .. '•• .• /1 :X:stined)..,..;,•.ria puke of 11AssliNet, • : the Cbariergites'the most...positive contradktlertaa •,..! ~: ,•.,:r.- P;" ..) "" 7 - , -- ..:...:, ~. • ..• . There is not the least foundation foi:ehrpait df• . : ?,: k r. . . Roes Itaost TB . It .DUSK OF, 0 AiSiiii'irt) COUNT ON -litceiteipt, perhaps, for the retirement •of -Mr. ',1 7 ;.,- .1) ••,..-. -' 1' kaiiiiistiteri; - - :' ABBOT . from the dignity of Speaker:of the ll'oe_ i se 1.1 '.• thjatfidersigned Minister for Foreign A ff airs has ' Commons. ,Mr. MANNERS SUTTON is nver.tionen•as.l liid before his iMajesty the Emperer and King, the his successor. 1 second note which was yesterday tranamitted him by: I ..: In a letter from Charlston, we have inforioation . i•his',Efue. tlebrtCy' • Count de Metteroich, dated the 22. d 'regarding our countrymen, who were (1•?1a i nee. by the.r Meant: ''' ' ' • P . : •I''' ~ " • AiMeriCilliS as hostages, it is dated the. 9th Aug. and i His Najeity. tail Empitt;44ita-.-fung experienced' laite•th(ise tonsil e•- , " 'lle British pr so • -i • ners bf wa tt red - satisfaction, fecren' the explinittions contained hi' confined in this place were sent down on Fritlay'teat, 6 t i att , ffet _ e , ~ , in rear tong the time which has • elaired t tw the Cadet Magnet, in, the pilot Vomit,. Williox. ' slisCe-iisnianythe Armistice, and which might have' Among tketeure 12 seamen, who hate' been coo Sited beer; to espfhlly employed in'the mirk of peace r• bed in gaol nearly,* year, as hostage% for six seamen who '• Is teinvinced, accordirietb theP declaration which has • Pete token, op. lootkrd.A,nierican privateers and car. .been made known to . .hlin of -the heti ti meti ts wit h . ried into Nassau , and who were sent, 40,Jfirmti va A Q .. . which his Majesty the it4ipeior Francis is animated take their trials as subjects of Great Britain. Th--es i fot *the rights of Snveieigns, that thes e delays cannot' litter having been some timesince discharged, the 'be-irOpittedq&Anstria'. -• ' • • • ' kestage; are now given up,-", *. • ' " ' - • ' ' ills' Imperial and Royal' Majesty was equally sa _..- Alastelas,or War.uwqrotr.—The follorriing is Mr tisfied, in learning that hls-Eseetlency Count de Met" , 1 -44 1 1810 P's Answer to ihe Address of tho-Cit.l4llll of. ternich was clothed with the vequisit : epo' wets fOr neit. 11 0 4 4 :'- , : • .: I :i., - L 1 ..- ... ' ' 1 gociatin, l e aConvention,:rel' atiVe to tna . aeceptanceip • Tema, Sept. fe, All the - mediation of his `MajeSty th e r PArtpnrof of' A ug.'u f‘'Ni TORO,---iintielti Of 'Lep' 05,444 • Inistrans•- Milted the !Address of the Lord* Mayor, Aberjffs, trill ; and he has, in consequence, ordered the Aintree,. . to' declare, that, he is in like manner _prow? Comm Ons, land Citizen; Of D'abliii' l , iiiianimensly : air ed ' is riirl to,' to. be presented to Me, at .ft General As- with full power s to negotiate , conclude ) asitP. sided the said Convention. seedily, held on friday the'liiih . or J - 04, j!k which sill 1!„ .., mi...rettow-eitiZens hese teen pleased to eapreis their • The unders i gned,, &c. Thesigeti4oiv;lBls. , Tile Doke Of BASSANI). - . . , faisorro approbation of mY COAditet, 'and that of the Iroops . Serving . under my certimand, in :the , late .battles of • . Vittoria. • ' I . -7 • sail-my:. .v. ~ • 17:T L. tXV :1 4 4'sW : ' ' I beg that yous Lordship • iind'the .Cftizins of NOTE 'PROM COUNT DE Nisi?Eames, TO TWE malt Dublin will accept' my:best thanks for' this mirk of : • • • OF DUSAN°. .: their`fa' Tour ; and that you wilt be assured" that no. : The undersigned Minister of ..State. for ,Foreigrr thi6g can be more gratifying to the brave Officers and -Weirs of : his Majesty, ,the Emperor of Austria has troops* under ply command, an myself, than tO•• received the two uutos,which his Excellency the Duke , kliow that our conduct has, beenapproved of 'by sua, ' . of /!1, 5 4,!•45 1 .di 4 him Wohi'MPßPt of . wi4Prilki 4 kiili •- . T. to- - • e tor - . ---voT "... • • . - , • f A. • , ' ' • • ' :: • l'. • .P •'•. ' •• .• ' ' •;? • , • . I .. . , . _ • • • P 111* ..4 * S i l l A T EgMAt r:. ' • . : ;• '. '.. • ' ' ;I: ......- '," • ' j•• ••• . • I ••4 .. : , 4. "••• ' •4 .:. ; .••• k . ' • • ' ;,. -........... -..................--....••-•, ..-e. ~_ _ , : , -.-•••••••••••••••• . • '•• ' . . . . . . . - ..... . -................ . -..--.. ...- .-.. ...... ..........--...................... .. .....=......... - ~. . . t•.. '• • '..1. • 1 • 01. : • t"• • • ..i : , 1..„ '.•. * ': :., ' ' .. • :' his i m patience.; at length the gate was opened, the' forage Increased in that city . ' ..' :0 /1 4; i s el i had - jv i ty,qa, a•' a t , ?. n s - • •FR a t piptimi.,E4fF . . ~... .• -- ' plairel (Seer thunders in, where he was received with the I • dei,iy holy tine ration of breadlibra'a*whevoi:elck . 'l great :te st composure by two Cossacks. The Officer+ i was inerediblii. The liories=dlO fir issieues t ;ti ll nr -41 ; C k"l'' 1 . 9 '7 3 ' 4 1 1 4 ' . 1 4 11 4104 11 ,1 tkertrale: n f tt..!nnt.-., :lin ,. tiftat...noottattsni s cdtertntrza . es. ,.lfalitlpil v 1., . t i 1 same day on a further destination. • l the Other side the Elbe, on t , z 7„ i„„, s ti, t i ra 1 11 " 41 - 1 11" 41, # 01 t 11 ,1 11 91,J1 1 1, 11 . /P.llitcbMlTlli-julataltitirsji o. , • •), , • Ult. a r i a 4 1PAltatO . ' us. • ~,----_ • ' et, I. •; •... • . • ~... e , : 4,4 1 ,..i.1 ....,rlv!fri -',,dl...ierti •.6 set 0 t.ie t ''',... ' urr -...7 , A - 7 7 1 der mayor-4 tbA Gopailla tram ai4 on t h e t4th September, a part of the battalion of t, villeggahad ,beeti pluOdcrede, f t eal 7ta llii , , :11 . *% .4 ,4, 1ftiie1d • his ' ittiore Th y7s.sioscp , ailson v'' 114 ... - : n r itairio , IT° , ca r ton ' - 011stire : ffe rr5.„ ) t ir i res !noi .. . ipa :?; int , . iii ... witiiii, l6.4lr i ,. rn i . ton ims ! . . miiiw al s. iii iLii osipoomi .ite:4,4A '4,. ii ii.l* ~ T agers i hate smart skiemish• near IfOusdoif, i'away,, In. , :the slight of thnoliltiknuittletsminet • . • 1 p it ilh b Ma- opposite to .iAuenbr The m ea l y had taken' pos , 1 pate;lietnin; . &c.' was. bunt i l ia' , as i ussuve - tow ,, t . ho , ..• i 1 . 11k ,'" , k,,,___ .°l9 " P r ib k ac re l9ll , (4l ' ISlAos.:MidStel 1 / 1141 ':' . 01 . • • . ..; , : *Mak ninth • ';• VI 44 4 4'°) " / ''''. :I mia,flefsa, amine cejlo)oine, and llerentooderived his Ma- . "Th e .....1.....t.A. A.... i N i;Z:. ---e s hetnao r beuu s suOt session of Ilouadusf w ith - a bo u t 3 0 0 men , and herd i yogi/ treiiinitted ai 30,00riilellikk'a iii. • e , l ...O.** • ,----._, from ..,., .• „a - - intrenc hed themselies there to the beat of 'their 1. -• • '',.' •-•-werti-a-'.5 .4 . 1n. It'' , %•f! li ; ;i; . ' __Y $ ;reds:, llu t_,.." . ,_.-7 4,14 , ... 14 ' 60 ' Tairl , and sailed to sad; Osererelovegteajaki, cunc l u dei, o us fiiisli st ele ./ itteratisnii stkiablillOdejnsty , !hi ffiltrtroilf of `Moan It seldom happens that ar e hie rorilleVllie :' . ", r- r• v . ;., power. - , • ~_. _ .- • : dl ! i t v-4 , 4 , '1914 . 9 - ' - f•'' i Powniiouvit, Oar. 19.,Arrived his I,llliiiktpliiipolledi tdiediglic i i. ff eeniark ti e m i n A u sog truisepailt i bssa ha vp . • „ ~. The division of yagees deetined for the tittai*' !inns, Is not rolloweti,Dy tet'orit l s tiod Belierin, fro* the Otlylb.inil 'two Alpe; the Nitre . and ti of 'the 14tit 'Nof);11/1trialt4" iliitfifitsiti DOSIMSI -1 .triumphs. If we.were ihapl 1 , Aare Le Oiias4 . • Jrv - ), --- mariner, tree, Wareranti.Li'he Meitherroseso and Portixot liViollbly te .thet.ivtentiosnorieftrhis fillaitill)rlthltillielP 1 approached under favour of the night to within abort a ;Id half of.. what l's go! ietki • ~•'., ;. elf-, '. r ari l e f oi 4eei t ie•ii'd to ail in V ie . ;414ie'''' ''' jou paces of the enemy, they then suddenly pitalseill . ' -', 'illsaid. x. on him, with repeated hurrahs, and impeteetiett entirOf the tGOtteriburgh Mai l s , ilt,.oitibt , ,. .be,,aakt . co: iiastol,:iif, (1ey.16.-t-ctune in th elnrykne . f r t g aie,from'a , _n___. )6 c ll _ . _is .possible,. inobille , le 'eaters" on' 'the Villetai , fit cl i m bed over the intrencliments and other opposis be all over trith'eur rince,4l"wehlf6:::alifolrget,T;if;bilt:l.;oorni. cruise . - 7 8ailest_ .!,1 1_he ti ;„,,coprk lit . ptkint . , 74 . , ,, fo r ... ti . i .i.,I e bIIII II.. 014 i; i Sect; t ,. .! 1: t ;. and ; the 4,t. i 1 1..7 1 :6 1 : 0 h h:l ist e rfco E u x sum cd ritt lr h,,i r a y :jtt if hev ) o , : pri : oi : tt .et d; i:6 l , ~e tw edt i e . 7 lr )iat.i etr, tiblai l t. lo6 : v ol dell. ..r. t , sideri , rig and.' reflecting on ,:ther.43iffieeltiefe' - ' 'h . . Aft4PllPPc•hc I: V4ig bons, and after some resistance, drove hirh entirely .t . .. BARWICII, Ocr. p)tr s hrrired the I,l4llloble i riec 7 ,_kete.lrote.l Imorrimet ir sturp.a y of Miiiihirle let otrieWeddiannlftkitin't Isitriatitp; however, we ci.g - at to Bight ; the enemy threw himself, in confusien l inti.l Plotteuboodi ls rI • ;'more imini i nent panto! our ;edit-ea perie4ett . 0 b- i ti, al i c. a ` - "I'" Is - 114 cT e V t T ilik '' ...‘ , '."' ftr.. 4 4'. fi." .l (1 ! tides.: a .... •- i . : ..:crt-. 4 to I::1 'l,. es , cua o:ori a , •.•'. I I(eir i moctq, v .o. l lAorivad t tlalb*Oetrocifn es from *::. i r a y Ito. I. the :two w 0 mik le o e ttro i t • sue st er e ff p two vessels which were laying on the shore, .teriti by such mean; ••it. e • -ped in part; many were cut down ; • 0 ' • estaPetLffn.eiliottAt fernier,: "CflitiOPl wikeitik • ' 4 10 , • 4 edge& to - pay .tthe gretileit stet atitivi, 9 a number were droWned ; 50 or GO were made keit. .an ordilvairriniod woulstilnee i itnut sug g ete ,i lit ... r u e : t ern i*•- :1 '; -. i • : ~,;:,. .": . ;.; ':•, , . i,.,. ..., ..,i!.. 7 ? , dirt! . a rillokt , turaiihed . I);k4frie iMaitfr•liedledhlitesistentl y • % Th u . Liff) e c a ih r ee no pac k et4 ti r mi t ,-Ki - - lif - tv i z • is it . ;: t godd intelligence so happily establistwol bbirreetplllo4 I :o ilers, and the remainder dispersed under &wins:pit,their finites and re • tireaullte" ttollrive bbl! :oilers, the night. .. •-• . 4 slit nrit f a il . to elate the?urestillitthWistieift4hilet` • • ring a t FaillnOUti4 , Cr . 44. *latest nitentmiled ..bct. 1. IH• hi •...,, c. the. s :t ~ • . T • . 1 tloubtedly, remains in the same disposition; hewer- : on 4 re, 4 . fpnajde, b i ttri. i. !if,' 111 . ,4. )1414 4.4 . 4, 1i1 1., 144014 ,... 'li.„4/ 1 4 :".1f.litetba • 'Ehe Mail will not be in town until toetWorrow i " a i — Y Among the prisoners .which arrived at Top)itsi by informing us, lime icjl . ll . , .stted •in the suetiin I The "JClatialtr"l i refferfel '4 4 M :1/ir.".chnn :10 -4 011 —mil theless, tire,position of •iite Aistrian Army, it) Ro- the 1901 apt , nber,, Were many who having bee n . re..., pep . 4ett, „that a uFge diiii . 't o . ' T. was 1141 40 14 1 413 .00 411 " - .bYAll.P.- 1 4 0 .4 0 .•Frangb privateer.. herilirf ithkh keePs its' liiiaoir' 1;1(7;6' 1 the' IfireWEV- hunger to- feed on horsh.tiesh;, which hay- Papers, of, the 24 . , oft . an ageeemeet• bed ) been concluded' l' . ' , „ .q=ttaq=atwitounempe ~ .; •,. • ' - i Army, and which, confitryiiii Stablished usage, in- duced by ... c.:l-1 it...re_ had - eaten roots, or what ore 1 o ffi cial'acnountat •T.terrieneet.nerreerri Air II ism ir" Rt . }Mt' ilbat' :iiiiiii 'of : tenHeti the , ..ealiiiie:e lb tM Trench' I)flieell4a nand what is said; but govern our conduct by what we eee.: high nuthoriti.; , --I have the honour to be, my Lord, I this I n ° r n i. l %* • , " Hocoines umplitts,,!culis gnaw. nuribua ertdant ! " " Your Lordihiti v emintlobediettt humble 'servanl, i , The attitude of tattg*or ~ endoebtodly. y 9! . WI, • - - ,, 1i5...• i• • ••••;,,,. , , “•viELLING re*/ '. be conceived in the most fotepl!teindepeualuie. „ 17 .. -,--- ;, f ~ . • !" To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of the City of Dabliont fte pplitiva i iptlependozof .Austria cangot lie 'af-.- Yesterday,. soon after three o'clock, bit aoysl Haiso.—Thad,ogo'Sfit die:hating 14spit'etsid the ' ectod, bp • - it' Ili;hness the PRINCE RGENT, ;a4xoJApaßied by, t ie- Meal-weigher's Iteturns,; erdeveti thwpritc.of Brea. i . March, . 12, .an . alliance, ;Ayr ely defenst,reg Old: !otitis Ttioasios and coNGBrt . rE, left town for li t te'iontinue at ls.t*d. th 6 Quirtertill;oar. •f• • • -i ' i:ftionde4 . ii•ectly t ott,tliti prOltatv,lion of ti,tedpeece.4ty seat of she Duke of RUTLAND, nfar gti,ford. ... , r ., Royal Highness was expected t,o i sistep . at Ipswich," aiewn nxtuAutot, Cley. 200—We * had a largewi4 ; the Colitattierit; and'Ori the desire of ..the re-estate 41A7 . rival of Corn this morning .from Norfolk andlluf.; : ment.ofAt ,moritime•peace, iastot, however, the type and not to return to town for Ogees" fostnight. folk, andbavifig hut fewitrojeletsfr Wheat, the sates ' with tho,ietter of.tbat treaty, • . A letter frpre tn. : Officer who watt in the sctiostof were heavy, at a teditetiort , of #l4...perquarter. The 1 The undersigned beipg Able to refer to his. 1 : c o i e the 7th and Sth instant, and-who , fie konse in the eapply of earhorbiinglatrgefiecuittione very heavy ;' h e 22d Of . lone, Ai/ reßlr.fo that of dip DO .e or Dictator, mentions, .that . from the point where he sale for that graithi and , the 'title , iftlartai"bittit'slisJt #sisitio o.ilicsSlnedltet P!PPVes . if; his Ftetilogr, was engaged, Suctwit was distiaptik !IffigTpllying bki paild of was-ftorti?lcitb it ;Tel guider. undtei-liciAlni :CO diipenieivi, tii4, At aWromtut.,ao tipixofsa ..t troops troops who hatLgiven way; and that-it leas usiderr A„.,..,1 Prices . owes mit tet, Or qua - mi • clasattastV-'"401 lirtth 104,41 1 9C 4 05 1 4 11 _ 1 4 94 Ortisillati Srtißlt,s., pr,t; stood, according ( tit.th, stateaspots of _the prisoner', ."/- r ; - Lhith !le tie tittatail 7V . a. •,. 14th ot : Milittih 1 ' .0' itid apt .. that SOVIA was a t Bourdeaust, endeavouring to raise " 41 . Stimsr agid'lt h e s r a . 4 ° fiats... ../..:1 ,, ,i;,.1...- .• . . 1:: :.- .Ji-' ; lr • 0,.. ,felotro to, ...t in n Ftettlgrit r . -, i . the people of the adjoining departments. i . , . moat i i . aglis)°l-4 , .'46i.. 91 Stott ".3.' . .1 i... . i... .VlO *e. 0 kt . . 0 .. b..,.., ~t 9„ A . , ~ . 1 1 , 4 1t 41 400 0 % Lord Sinstotyru, we undltrttattd, hat ,replied to mi tt o rt i op q bog .44 .20, 1 pi, w1i5w,..,,,,,,,-..,,,;.,,,00 . CO , . t .. 0. ands - e ii i ii,o, t ul ip ,. ~ .. .•,,, • • thevarions .applications : whit have biimt, t 05144, 11 0 - - " , ls' bl ick do. ' “Ag •'• . 4 projet. • -- • . - • te:tri- .- - him, in corsequegott .0.100. 410 1 :!(*ft• . , old • 4, .4 .4 •5f0r4;4,4% 4 . • *,, ,:eji.'•4o-;;v4 8 4 1 ~,. ~, • '." .., .. - , 021‘ MOW • .;:, ...i 6 4 11 -kg 4.,:d.4otioilvtd 1‘911403:0431),:i ~, •t.• 1 9 ,• w z•w - • ). 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