The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-12 00:00:00

.tluit.s to c.:l ki.led and 158 wounded. ermine. fwetliwitu. t:1::::7r1 St. Ceorge, four woouils, hut not sevcrelv t Captain 1 reriment ; Liewen Clervonn. ditto ; 'Ensign h yr, Foval Newfoundi.:nd Felicitates, danorousiy; Lieutenant . ”arine Depatment ; I ieutenant Irvin, ditto; Midshipman ;I , !hardion, ditto; C.'apt4in Mills, Essex Militia; Lieutenant Zit•C,rmick, ditto; Lieutenant Gordon, ditto; Ensign Garvin, flexible Jude. Act accordingly. `• Buloton x, Nlarcit '23. " BLUCHER. TO TILE INHABITANTS OF SAXONY. 46 SAXONS !—We, Prussians, enter your territory to offer you our fraternal hand. In the east of En rope the Lord of Hosts . has held a dreadful Couit of Justice, a i d the Angel of Death has cut off .300,000‘ "G. o.—Major-Grneral Glaeow will direct a salute of 91 ;um to he fired at 12 0 dark th;s 44y, on this glorious -occasion. (Signed) ' 4 EDW. 11.11rE.S, Adj.-ties. A. of those strangers by the sword, famine,. and cold, 7i - * • 4 / rIIIIE separate CR EDITORS of JOHN MAYOII.I from that earth , which they, in the insolence of their she titter, I,,,idenlidi-overt, in the City sir t prosperity, vs (mid have brought under the yoke.— Sao. Merchant :Lod I , 1 , 1).-atice Broker, who Wow proved their t „, Debts, under the Contruksion of Miol,rept lenest waninst " e march ‘s Iterever the finger of the Lord directs together with Jnbit Malillr tile Y.strgcr, sissy receive theft/W. OS to fight for the security of the hide tat 111011111 1 / 4 Dividend of the 13/fate and Effect: of the Ettikrupt, by apply.l 3 jeg at Of fic e, on 'rurality next. Inisso..en the :tours of Two I and our tuitional independence. Wittig; OS COMES e. and Two vet:Swett. sividwow Alsofollowinz, or on nny Eirbs,vonent ~ S • fordo v. between the V!flre butars.,on Rrodur big it ,i0.6 4 , 1 0 4. za , unlit people, who have boldly driven back et. (if any) which they . 11? - ifF • • foreign oppression, and iq tke.:hiec feeling of iv EATON nod I I:.,ESD A LE, 81, I•eirehureh-street. .its victories, have promised "to the - SOW T HE joint CREDITORS of JOHN MAYOR ',lnvited nations.--We bring to you the morn the Elder, and JOHN MA YOR the. Youttor. hate of ;„„,„1. of a new day. The time for Leatkohtell-neet. in Cie City of London. Merchants and r - • r"` racer Brokers, who h.ice proved their Debts, wider the Com- I shaking off a detestable yoke, which the Jest six mission • f Bankrupt i•mied lailtst them, may receise the firvl 1 Dividend wf the Esinw co.d Of the Bankrupts, by opal% • years dreadfully crushed us down, has, at length iv at our Olfive, on Tuesday nett. between the hours of Ten ; arr i ve d . A new treaty, un l uc kil y contmence d Two Clock , Inn on the following, or two may sobse- 1 u 'tit Saturday, between the saute boors, and on producing I and still more unhappily concluded, forted upon their Sororities (if anl)'whieh they hold. W ESTON and Tlicsim LE, 31, Fettelotrch-steert. us the peace of Tilsit, but even of the severest titles of that treaty, slot one has been kept with us. Every following treaty increased the hard condi tions of the preceding one. For this reason we have thrown' off the shameful yoke. and advance to the heart-cheeting Combat for our liberty. 66 SiXOIIS ! Ye are a polite, enlighteoed people!— . Yeti know, that . without independence, all tile good thiegs of this life are to noble minds of little value— that subjection is thegiratest disgrace. You neither can nor will bear slavery any longer. You will no longer permit a cunning and deceitful system of policy to carry its ambitious and depraved views into effect, demand the blood of your sons, dry up the spring or your commerce, depress your industry, destroy the liberty of your press, and turn your once happy country into the theatre of war. Already has the Vandalism of your oppressive foreigners, wantonly and unmercifully destroyed your most beautiful mo nument of architecture, the bridge of Dresden.-4 Rise! Join es! Raise the standard of insurrection against foreign oppressors, and be free! " Your Sovereign kin the power of foreigners, de. deprived of the freedom of determination, dep ploriug the steps a treacherous policy forced him to take, we will no more attribute then to him, than cause you to suffer for them.— We only take the provinces of your country under our care for yoiit,l.ord, which fortune, the supe riority of our arms, and the valour of our troops, may place in our power. Supply the reasonable wants of our warriors ; in return expect from us the strictest discipline. Every application ,to me, the Prussian General, shall be open to all oppressed per sons. I will hear every complaint, examine every charge, and severely punish every violation of disci... plum. Every one, even the very meanest may, with' confidence, approach me. I will receive him with kindness. " The friend of German Independence will, by us, be considered as our brother; the weak mintlod wanderer Wf will lead with tenderness into the right road—but the dishonourable, despicable tool of, foreign tyranny, I will pursue with the utmost rigour as an enemy to our common country. • (Signed) " BLUCHER." • " Suatilav, Match 23." Arr. 0 ('adiz 0 1 Due much; 01' STOCKS TillS Bank 5 per Cod. Red. 54 per cent Came. 59 9 per Cent!. 79* 1., rel. Cent. Navy - Ling. Ann. 14 11-14 I)A/ AT ONE O'CLbCK. India Bonds 1 2 dis • Exchequer Bills Sid. Ditto 141. 5 7 p Cennimn. Consols for Acct. 591 Lottery Tickets THE STATESMAN. • LONDO.N r : 33 8 .NDAY, AIIUL 12. 1313. A Mail from Heligoland arrived yesterday, bring- Lig the important and agreeable intelligence of a vic tory obtained by the Russians at Lunenburg, in hi,i t the French General Mot was killed, and the whole of his corps, amountin: . ; to THREE 'l2Ou sA:D FIVE lIUNDREO MEN, were either killed or taken prisoners. It is likewise expected that ST. Cya and his army, amounting to about three thousand men, will share the same fate, as their retreat is said to be cut off.—.—We have *also received further extracts this morning, tentain a Proclamation from the Prussian General :;Luenert to his troops, and also to the inbabitants .t . Saxony, calculated to inspire Own with confidence their new Allies. Dantzic is blockaded by an Eng ish squadrob,ancl sickness prevails among the French inhabitonal to a great extent. Before the last iccountsieft Nanhurgh, a report was iu general cir pation dliiilit `Prince of Ecxstustte had marched korn Magdeburg?), with a corps of 14,000 rpeoi and that he was proceeding towards that city by the way of Brunswick. 1 1/.LIGOLAND, APRIL 7. —Major Kintzenger with his small body of British troops from this garrison, -,ioch to their credit, keep Ritzbottleand Cuxhaven, .:though the French in considerable force hare been !lose upon them. T he . mercantile body is greatly in- Lbted to this Gentleman for the free navigation of he Elbe. ❑e entered into the necessary arrange.' i(lit with the Officer commanding at Gluckstadt. lad opened that correspondence which has been at- _ye. day, has entered into a very elaborate defence o f hi s • u se , as i t i s m y . first . attempt (imit a ti ng Mr. ;M. , .-- conduct for the insertion of several articles respect. , vtims.s), it will be hit or miss." lie thew teeivtd ing her Royal Highness the Princess of WALes, ;- ! and 're-appeared in the dress worn by Mr.• Mt which Prove to beforgrericx, and which were deli- TIIEWi in the farce farce of Ifitor Mfss, strutted vexed to him by Mr. Joust Myrrono, who is admit. • about the stage, cracking his whip,stid recietil es!e tea to be in a derange:] state. There are some circum- rat passages in that farce,. to the great merriment, .1 and amidst the marked r i d icule of the Whole au stanoes, however, known relating to I his extraordinary! gl ance. • affair, which were calculated to impose upo n the The important ohject of Mr. HmtwEaT's' Motion, • discernment of 'any one, and we are surPrised the ! on. Wednesday next, in the house of Commons; for Editor should have suppres,ed the following letter : the Fifteenth Report of the ComtniStiotters of Nara! of Mr. HOLT, which we conceive would have been i it"i6°lr' is, for the purpose .of. provittg,..that,it,e lnittiesstty mthan a ere satisibetory to his Readers, ll t h at he . •ka $ 1 Royal Clarence Canal will :suporsede the l of the proposed knout at Nor ltlitiet, A . hlW ) NtiXil ld . upon , , ']hid the subjeet. In sword t 6 the pillory, IPSO& neussary Fortifications, Is computed lw the . Med -sseverliad the most diatent" idea of an Editor . heint Honout a It!e GE-DROP. ELOSS.i "%ill cost .1-0;000,01iL. placed there for p hoar practised upon him by -A t o ot, and require adoit.ional T , tes• to the Itt+nintil. 'rot or a nrichwan, bet-our meaning was, that the AUTHOR : GOO,OOOl. per Attnum-,•; besides. th... Adnea r i , ES!! ...., : tof its Naval and Military fstablishaterritst*Thqs was a tit iubjtittitrr the -Pts.s.orvx ;777—___ . _,...,, I posed Canals Btc. between Wonfetip earl]. TO.TIiF,'EDITOIt OF THE STATESMAN.. cost . the inrerest•okaalitiksioiskll' i mid Ste,—The publication in his paper orthi. day At, the Editor /. s h i pp i ng, I 300 a 101 l on a i,d as* rbellviiiiC;vltVillf of the Nests, induces me to request yun will be plensed to it •ert by , . in your riper of u,-morrow , the tom. of n leiter wh;cle Ind- • W r l/Pieh and Deptford lei" - beor . a otid" ; dressed to that Gruce m an ; A nd touch nos' deli. -red nt the . end the property in their vielney-GOIA Whit reqttlY i.tfio• .if the News Isar on Frith% night. I have only to rilld, i rettuced in value.• A that the E liter of th?Neust has Derr infotinedi thut the letter. I .lo Our report Sif the case, .RATu Crf P. RhuLfres, • .. , it. his ito-es.i , rt, allet:e4 tp he letter' in flit howl t. mint: of the ! Soya - tiny, and Giiee*,,. In the Court of Ciltilietrf s Prinee:,s of WALES. nrepn.itively forced e. as t.t 41 :i. the let- i on the 1 49th, 'Jan. en airt epilliCaooll made ix - . sir $i leis porporting to he s i g u ct l ht. th e 1:c RD CH mtcri.t.oa. Lord ! ILO amor, 'for . 041,injunittme. - from* the ' Ltv EEPOOL. mill bird CA STLFIPLOACCU; ! it'll the tinsl!ier. nut- Chaiicery, to restrain the shiPmet: of po,iiv g to he ,i!:stecl by !Mt A xlv it ii.tu,lLTOu• It is 1111 t/ ' I 1 • . et . . . from Milforu, le ..the . possession. .th r e.s...try to stole; that Mr. Milford's unhappy 411141 . ab.olves . u some refleitions we r e cas t • - kin ftvin all criminality re,pecting those papers, us well as ; ' HlS3Srs ' • • uP 4) rioNe which are referred to in my triter to the Eliter of the of that Gent leetan,,Vihich the Solicitors for News, (-ow in my poisession),the.f.ibricatious of Mr. Milford's till' now authorise us to, say, were founds dhordered frtcy. • 1 apprehension ; and that . the injunctiim hat I um your obedient term:4 1 drawl] by them upon the matter in disput Temple, April 11. F. L 1:1 ° LT. i . to arbitration. .-;. . . . A punster says tit is worthy of reesirk,. tain Noble Earl's title ends . with,th.. sigaiii ira, and that, therefore, by an invisiljitr tion of causes and effects, his Lordships a cet tain Delicate Investigation may hay irascible quality. .. _ ? St a,—ln consequence of an advertsement which appeared in I some or the daily papers, announcing your intention of publish. ing in your paper of Sunday next, certain letter: and communi cations from Lady ANNE KtMILTON, Lady PERCEVAL, and Mr. MITPORD, nephew to Lord ItEDIESDALR, I was deNieed to call at your office on Thursday last, for the purpose of acquainting you, that whatever communications you hatreceived from Mr. MITPORD, were entirely the invention of the disordered imagi natiotinf that unfortunate Gentleman ; and that the letters pub lished in your paper of Monday Jut, as well as other papers said to be in your possession by the means of Mr. MiTiosto, are - forgeries. I was also (Reveled to state to you, that Mr. MIT PORD is entirely unknown to her Royal Highness the Princess of VW ases, personally, or by any mode of communication; mad that her Royal Highness had net any knowledgeof any mat ter inserted iu your paper. Pr. WARRDICses ntiewed with me far the purpose of conbrusing to you the account of Mr. Mersaan's situation, which• is such as to diveitt him of all responsibility for his own actions. ile had been prematurely removed from.the care of Dr. WARW.; 0T. , ,J, :IhOt)t SOOO.l weeks ago. and has tuotla been . placed 'under Dr. Vt. an polvroN'lt coo trout. His extravagaiscoes have not been cunboted to the imps.. !Mon practised upon your raper. 1 limie now before me t ro. rious letters aud minutes of convers - ations on the same subject, biven by Mr. MIT P ORD. to a friend of so"te, alieged.to here een addressed to• him, under. a feigned nau.e, smi to have been lauldeu with him by Gentlemen of respeciability,"whom he 'probably never saw ; a!opoiotting interviea ~ aad nir;r-* ing rewards for the disclosure of secolkwhich all no exist ence,4 anti relating discourses between other pa ies,:onieh. it has been ascertained never took place. As I bad not the good fortune to see vou at either of the times when I called upon you, ' I have tholiell it proper to give you this eircoutstantini detail In writin*, lest there should have been any misuntle.planding or mistake !a tld• verbal comtunuication to yon, which will have beet, the co n sequence or mine and 1)r. WARCURTON't visits at your office, Irma the persons whom I saw there. I am, Sir, your obedient Sersarits Temple, April 9. .k. L HOLT. To the Editor of the News. . • NAVAL ANTE LLIGENCIL. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 1 1 .—Yesterday . Weal on board the Stirling Castle, at Apithead, did not remain long, he returned under a • that ship.—Arrived to-day, the Tuttet Indianian, from the Downs, and the Dexterous brig, from a cruize.—The Stirling Castle day made signal for convoy to the Eait " ti:e Surly cutter, for. Guernsey. PLYNOUTII, APRIL 10.. --Came in the sch.ioper Howard, from New York, boani (Irani with coffee and sugar, taken by Fouls, arid (Piton frigate and ./!' y•cal Arrived the Prcsiden&frigs . ...WaL the Cape of Gum', !lope, 110 g •on. tisk e Stopford. The President ha itedlonPur ' a CORN-I xca A NUE. tµ „ • The maritet.bad Wgood euppl, ett%lo qualities met ready sale; pick#*.s of Whiten of Is. per quarter. Tine Matin ioL r Barley. is. dearer freely. Oats 2s. lower. Beaus dull sale, and*. -• . . other articles no alterat i o n . • • I - Wheat (14411100 -.... 110 M 9 I Ne* dit t o .r. Ditto (Foreign) ..... .10)• 150 aciais .it ' ' Kr. ..... Harley ~. ' 46 'l)7 0W.... .. 4 .4 Flue ditt0.....,,, , .X... -..... Otitt 4 ... Malt,.. L .A.,..}e.0:., ft Nints.ditto White imp ie. ••4 .. ' ill Polltild .ii) .. Ditto (bailers) 4.... 1 111 'Feed ditto • Newdittn ....•'...rh 44 no moo viaue ..... Grey Peas, .. . .. „, 76 ilic liekonsts ... .... • SNti o titry FLO 'KA li t h t sli7 p • l' , . Ai lik Cie otra iter 4rone A i at a tilt. .ieef ....IN. I el, ..)..7ii 04, ~. It ra‘ l4 1, 41 111 ". lotion ..6.. oa. a. .s.. 61. ftents... , ... : i • Veal ...Alb: 1it:4..11.-. Qt. 'ltlyttoti '.'.:: : '... Pork ....6;. U.I. to N. 64. i CON* •••• • • • •,, lamb ... 04. Od. to Os. Od. i Pio • ... ...... At haff.past twelve Ibis nitorning,, the Lain MAYOR, attended by the SHEItIFFS, Ruda numerous train of Carriages with the Livery'of. London,. urn. ceeded from Gnildhall.to present the Address'of the City of London to her Royal Ilighitesi the Prieeess of Wit.cs,agreeable to her appointment at Ken- Einem' Palace. There was an iminonse n altitude of jrsons following the proc . ession as. it passed ' along lolborn, and evcry one,seernedinterosted isi thaatol o nig Royal Highness. , - 4 , . , . . , • -. ~. • • lise r .rtlif ! .6,:). *: r • • - rfy . ~ . ..., ' .'' . _tt, , it/ .• , . . , . • ~• • : r ?A .? Ir• .. r . , ';.• 4•• - .f e l, 1 . .. • hr.. • i a litrlit • - .„..,... ... . q,... ~.....t.. C . 6 - • - . wk.. • . •, •••opllmix A." vii •olow. 4 c • Atc . ..aiiimiblowompo?ilr Valilowmifiliklii. l l llllaraii. .. ..5 .. ... 777 ;• • • .., ' .4 44 . 111 ', - • .• r C 6 • i ' ....--- -.• 011 .' 4111 54 C *'• a . #l4 ' 4tua "' '• - • . • • _... _........... , ~. ~ „et, and the fighting continued fur some time in - tended with so . thotil ' S . A li t 4i * ---- - t • '''.' -. . 41.rei l tie r vi4011,41 roehibigttli Mil:eking -On F . .ei sit - ink AmMoefteouriee wall elies : • '4%,,. I r .. streets with the grente.t desp,olition. I nemburgh. • ' i with' ..-- th vas - ' I * * . Pi P? 4 ' ir k rah 11 0 0 , Pined' befiter AO PC4 II O , ' .: - • AmisiseheloltiOlsei s inte , • :. - 1:. Two shots linviog brought dow n General Mo. i •i t is lu - Pr eaed ' talta/a. ' bi k alt. ' - **** 4 l!lteistieli tailan t" -iiitl Freneh Miniatare,:va . .as imps . dant . la lee e tiZiLk '" , s off Or *. 4bllibirfeOgift‘lkeintar' '''.:.. had from his burse, all resistance ceased, anck ., thol T• f to have talien Hamburghby tall *?' , ..', ' or itat '.. bort te , Omit. . 411 0 11 " • '• " m el --- . e l l 'e ' ' eitemist lit•t hti t lan i th•—'' • (met ,ern , aat orsi k a leftAka y, otl ig ieh l itatarl anti ftr tirir Pa ;)1 : :*:‘ 'Jo were not already made poisoners threw %Awn t... L a i r arms. Three colours, twelve cannon, end , ot , agdebuygh. His defeat atilasoi• Haliburib , l e . . ThirN•tiCof qiilli fonsor, ' *Wood to the ' Cirbrit /. ' • in ind lefts •torMXlllihylillet . . 's .erdldhil, • s es s i ontitilit.dimeross reasons Pasties ' - Ilici• 1 / 1 443111hOlitle , ef uKell gje . . bout 3.000 prisoners, have fallen iato our power.: hind which the Russians,. germ* Sir .111: 44 - PLuess4 being. elifikint4 , 4l4 nil got a man escaped to cart • off the news of this de. !beighers are forming a strong attar. ' ; . Biam lista' for ilitt krt Vteiki'bill been `Oiilligeff to take in this Wit.saam;;Graa.44aW, of mversp, succeeds to the Ate • • eat; and it is thought, that Gem:A Morand lot This fortanate event occupied by St. Cyr and about 3000 2",‘„. , new stile . . , he same realmnitna arguments ' of tidniat I' torney.Cigikwatship, nod Me, Daritm• k illpoiteti of . I ..„ 1 lot recover of his wounds * . asonusnanetto, MAIM if , i• - ‘ , irlinComniandant at hare 'been rapeated by the %wen Dt KaHlicatattii " th e nell4olicitoee o eueral• -'• •• ''-'' • ' ' 7 •- •innot fail to havo very great in fl uence on the public _ . , hortingsberg, Count Soares, has sent i n f o r m ati o n residing Prussian Minister et Paris to the Duke of -• lattepfiom Cork, •of. tie titilk auntie% retw it- : • • these provinces, and accelerate the march s - rival . thereof it vessel whliis left' Kew. York on the Orb ipalion in The reply of the above. French Minister . alt. bpi i n t e lli gar ie a the, g u y moo r ta l k & ere. ~ ~ • • • , that an English squadron blockades Minsk; and 1 Dusan°. • • of the insurrection . , new " This affair becomes the more interesting, as it that n o ve s s el ) let it belong to whatever nation, is Ito the , Beron, would deserve and carry more weight laid on A Anieeican yessola r amaeltototoutieltisoolll ~ 1 :is of consequence that not a moment should be suffered to proceed to Dantzic, without beinebrought P witivit, if his Master, in whose name it was made, be perniitapt to depart onlYillibaihtsf24l : 4 ; •'... 1 - "4.: .. , S ... , to by them. The foil Owing is an esersebals lisedeitettat 0, 4, . 6, t .. 1 opt, r the corps of Tchernicheff and Donnerberg haw. . was himself a rigid observe r treaties.. . - the. 20th ulta.4 l gn Yew/War 1 -• ' 1 ug been nearly surrounded by a considerable corps . LUGNITR, . MARCH 27.—His Excelleproeineystoo.nt his Souza . , it appears, is actually arrived in Paris, bet is, dated French feigate made her: alafmariliicts of t • leiter, • ,f the enemy ' s troops. Morattd being destroyed, the ...Von Blucher has issued the follosriag, =lion army is:heftentier the command of GAZAk. . • at capturad a Brazil ship, an: English Wholribrlf • Three Generals repaired to Boitenburg, on the right .. • and a scheerier. "This morningilt la saitifthet, *de . • ~ink of the Elbe. I this moment learn, that the from Buntzlau : . • • • ---ienre...—.. "7 : seen on fire 'Vr . . . , • . • • ' l tl 7 ' ', • - I .; . . , . • The. one); important part of the :-• •. russian army, and the corps of Wiaaiugerodes hate . used the Elbe at Dresden, and that at present they I [ Count ' lust be at Leipsic. 'The army of Genera l .. Dessau and 1V _it- will pass the Elbe at 66 TO THE TROOPS UNDER allr COMMARD. . " Prtusstaxs!—We pass the boundaries oi.our Troui, *. frontiers, and enter a foreign. one, not .as enemies.. MA ' •i r _ but liberators—odrancing to combat for our jade.' j i " ' •k , nicated in this day's STAITS% i Saturday the American • Consul.- wir Itiforisteit hr one single sentel, : ••t* C.4,:rornment . that no cartels would . .bis yormi•ted to i,,, 'a .. ~...,,,,, 2 , i , . ~,.. . . toeutry for the Ualted•Stateletisttil father •,. • a:t -!, , , .' ~, . i teuberg. pondence, we will not oppress-a neighbouring people l A ' .. ~, • . ~• we learn, that, In cortmaellaiietfvf 4 thit, ' .7 ..' ' 1 • .t.,„ " I have the honour to be, &c." • e vessel which was on - the. pettit of ~ mil d ' who speak the same language, acknoiledge the same : ---0 ,- , , . - qi. * The Courier olio brought thi.: intelligence states that he is . _a!passengers and.- pi isteiers •• has' ?Oven ' ;) l ' dead• faith , whose troops have with us: -often ' f oug ht and I G e n i c's* , - , • .—.---------- • ,,,' . parlor* from tee knieitt syretn . . .I.IIE RICA. conquered, who feel the same hatred against foreigo • 1 which - ' , 7 i, , ers4save Litherto.acted. is !aid to ~ ... - ' 'toned by the •seceipt Of P , te:taras lee • ~. " —....-- oppression, and who has only hitherto bees prevented , his , ~ 4 ADJUTANT-(y OFFICE. by the cunning of France, having caused its sororeiliu ' i w t : th ; si ' i : 1 .. ' .-.. ••. B. Waltman, that the eachenge of kiliti4h • -.• 1 ; to •• Quebec , Feb. 9. Isereiriptorily demanded by- the' Ametican Govern- . ,- `' . 4 - , - • iubjects naturalized in the, United States had Wren ;„ . * hid . ...I . l! )* E t ccal,•nev she Commander of the Forces has the to err in policy, from turning-her arms against thee's. . . highest tiatisfaction in annomicing to the moors tutder . his corn. gines of foreigu tyranny. Conduct vourselviss mildly, had ae ' .t.' meta, under a menace of detaining' alt !be lirtfielt mand another brilliant afaion aA h neved by the; allant division of • . a;* .° from prisoners that might. fall into theif hands. 'Tis Ibis ~! .;'.. oe army at Detroit, under Colonel Proctor. Inform ation . hay- humanely to tliii people, and consider' the &town ' Ur" '...,,,...,-,. ing been received that an advanced corps of the American army. friends to the sacred cause of German, Independence, ~- the this .' 'l' • •• • 1 4 ' ,. '- ieve that demand Sir J. B. %Yawata retiirtad a proshpt te- .f , .' 1 , . . (1 under r . Winchester amounting to upwards of 1000 men, had. entered and occupied Frenchtoun, about' 6 miles S. of Detroit, for which we have taken up arms; consider them as si n , . #..: .•,'' , the inn. fugal. . Colonel Proctor did not hesitate a moment in anticipating the ' k ".' ' '''` ' ~. .„ ~ r 'ik . . 1 DRURY-LANE TnzaTaa.—fiatordisy sitght Mr , corps before it could receive our future allies: the inhabitants of Saxony- will, on . s ere sP ° . , . • .ns with the CoaTss made , his appearanee on . the stage of I:VT.,- • - • enemy, by oracking this advitneed Emperor ALVIARDItt, it won d , indeed, be emat. support from the forces on their march und,:r General Harrison • the other hand, in a proper manner 'satisfy. youe'. f At day.break on the ‘...".'d of January, Colonel Proctor, by a your oom a l ter of the highest and most glorious import.— i { l ane Th ea t re, to deliver to' Bucks hare.ot ye . .41;" and was received with the usual crowing mid holi s er. d e f ea ted tieurral Winchester's di- reasonable wishes: Copy t!ie example of ' • eit vtack completely seieu .. . vision, with th e lag of between 4 and s'll slain: for all who at- - a . ns _ I tempted to save themselves by tlsght tyerc cut off by the In- p nio i. i arms in General York's corps,d'ar I !idOsAuitutz ) in that case, could never firma set * t alus noise of the galleries. When this' Gerit . enian le. I I 1 dim) warriors. About 400 or the enemy k WO.. refuge . ra the which, although for a loug time in , a foreign terti.rifait again without the limits of the Rhino—hat sr seines fornard among Actors equally -gro;equ 3 house, of the rowo. and kept up a galling fire from the windows ; bor• hodibg further resistance enavailin,e, dies surrendered at tory, has, by the strictest discipline, sup p or t e d ibolanust not indulge the belief. Our private informa.; ll o l tion forbid, us : and we wait the unfolding of certain ' w " liu ..,' . !itself ' nigh at the folly of the icbole 5 - 1!4.t .: tc iscretioti. On this evening, the gullant. - y . of Colo: el Proctor 'as Ho - Iv displayed in Lis hun:a.ie tinwect led exertions, which honour of the Prussian name. are. deli in riseuing the vatiquishec from the reven4e often In- , . : 1 " The miscreant who shall by vielences tarnish ian Warriors. The privutert , at the close of t i lic oc t tion, ... glory of %Ironed to I general, 1 ColonP! I Staff. 1 M jor, I Cap •tii.s, the :a Se balterns, 27 Serjeants, and 113 . rank and hue ; but the In-' ; I :in wirriors were hourly bringiti• in prisoners, and had taken . :•:r..rg escort of the enemy. with 500 hogs. Colonel Proctor . -p.)11,,n strong terms the gallantry displayed by all description . ,‘_ . Prussian discipline, will not be acknow- ledged by me, as one of us, but I shall take care to punish Lis crimes by a dishonourable punishment. ; projects between the two Emperors, so lately united .di !by the ties of marriage, - before we , ve . nture to pre- if - i diet the Sub-Committee 'of mainriernitt, )- , y think that such buffoonery is ere- . ' 7 . I allire.regular drama, or. by any ms , tory to a respecbable compeer-Of rel . - the issue of the recommencing campaign in the . a ?--After the recital tot 46 1 Bucks hod eit've ; North, under the eye and auspices of rho , Chief in perion French All," he thins v.< .. I Iresced the antliente:--m Ladies mid, • : Gentlemen, • havina had the honour of being imitated / ...,, ! ( • e , ef , roopi, end the allesipport received from Cedottel St. George, ; •• boldte: sof my army, ye know that I paternally 0 lat anutiter Theatre by a performer of groa t celebrity, 't awl fr om all toe Officers and Mum under his command, ti lio,e ' --.os II n t • ll now , with your permission, imitate the inii- • • I etch for your good • but you no less know, that I I ptrit:d valour and steady discipline is above all •praiie. It is 1r 1 The Editor of the NEWA in his Paper * of yester- wi h regret Colonel Proctor report reports the British loss ; surfer no excuses, that such always find in me an in- 1 , 1 tator ; if Ido not succeed, i hop e you• Will parthoto , .. ....•...• tn. e 1 I, i.ladi Anti I ;‘t NMI IMAM' 1 . day. has entered into a very ulahnento slnfooea of I,t . . . . he art : -ef ' f 0 , . r some cofim it Der i lidpit i OP i 4 . 0 thr crecitt 'or the Piaie. - A aded Ott role. : , 4 13 been With- A .4 • ',.. t, ate. being left ~... L I jihata eir- liicant.)v-Vd ' e concatena- , i 4. X • s conduct cut ti, 1 ? !Is 4ve.caoflikaa 'V 4 ~.o::tes/ - s'' ' 3 / 4 c' ,{ti k ' Lord. Moira t ipithead, hot , 4 a salute room I 'endues Vast .rterous gun. die • hay thi s t Indies, a n d r ' le American Ad to Bo , ' r- y the Belle utter. . 4'a riter, from !'l *id Admiral 4 i i .' , Portsmouth. i. ‘lli i;\, 4 it i k 1 a day, and fine . f 1 I. eat an advanc e rarer, and bold 4,1 _ . 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