The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-08 00:00:00

meal daily. Three of these mitts have been diltri billed to each battalion. They are working with the 'gee/tied - dctivity, in 'augmenting the fortifications of Glogau. Its Majesty ' wishes to make that town a regular fortre s s ; and is the plan is defective, he has ordered it to be covered by three crowns, 'by nearly followitig the 'method which Senator Count Chasseloupe has put in practice at Alexandria. Torgau is in a good condition.— They are else working with great activity in .fortify ik.liarniturgh : the Getieral of Engineers Ilst• has proceeded thither to mark out the citadel, and establi.h in the island works to uonnect Ilarnburgh with Itarta.nrgh.. The engineers of bridges and zunseiraki are con structing there two flying bridges, upon, the stone system as those at Antwerp; one for the Rowing, the other for the ebb-tide. A new fortress upOn the Elbe has been traced our by -General Base, on -the Verden side, at the mouth of the Havel. The forts of Cuzhaven which w ere in a condition to support siege, but Which were abandoned without reasolv, and which the enemy had razed, are 'rebuilding.— They are actively employed on them ; they will no longer he simple inclosed batteries, but a fort, which, like Fort Imperiale on the Scheldt, will profect the arsenal for construction and the boson, the establish meat of which has been projected upon -the Elbe, since the 'Engineer Beaufre, who employed two years in sounding the river, discovered it had the same properties as the Scheldt, and that the largest • squadrons could be constructed in it, and collected in its roads. The 3d division of the Young Geard,-which Gen. Labourde an officer of consummate merit, commends, . is encamped in the woods) in advance of Dresden, upon the right batik of the Elbe. The 4th division of the Young Guard, which Gen.. Friant commands, debouches by Wurtzburg. Some regiments of that division have already passed that town, and marched towards Dresden. bONDOAri- • - Tuunstike, JULY S, IS3 . _ two - Gattenburgh Malls arrived this morning, from which we have takiit the following important . • • . . extracts. 16 will be,seen that ..15,00q.aissians have , joined, filtiLl Av hose army . animate to near' ' 80,040-men ; and the Commander- of the Russian. forces had refused to comply with the Armistice, al -thOugh it bad been effieially announced' to him : GoTirasuttou,...Yot.y . 3:—A Gentleman, .who left Stselmind, a -few . days ago, ..states; that .General lTschernic.heff has received orders to place himself under the command 'of the Crown Prince of Sweden, whrise . iimy will now athotint - to between 70 and sppop then:- . Some triflingliaire hem taken place betweeathe Swedish and Oaplakoetvosts. . Rastsian German Legion, consisting of 15,000 men, b arrived at Regal. ) to pet itself under the Crown Prince's Orders.. . tt is Positively said, that Repaparte sent an Aid 4e-Catitp to the Commander of the. Russian forces, tictiskr.ander the .Crown Prince, to inform him of the Armistice, and that according to it he was net to ad hostilely against France; who replied to him to the following effect :—" That although he was Com mander of the Russian corps', yet being placed under 'the Crown Prince, he considered. himself, for the present time, as one of. his Generals, and would contequently follow any orders h etaight receive 'from him." - Letters received from Berlin, dated the 21st of June; say, that the Prussian army is quite enraged at the armistice, and even riotous on account of it. A 'Treaty conclided between Great Britain, Rnsila, atid - Presiiii; is said to be very advantages to the former Power. The cavalry of The guard already reckons more than 9000 horses. The artillery consists already of snore titan 200 pieces of cannon. _ _ • Tile infantry forms five divisions, four of which are of the young, and one ok the old guard. The 7th corps, which Gen. Re4nier commands, composed of Dorutte's division, which is a French dishiest, and two axon divisions, is receiiiog its conrplensoot,- - This corps is encamped in advance of Goerlititi 'lAll the Satin' light cavalry have - joined it, and iird: Mae be coinplered. • ;. - f 'Thy. Ki ,,- - • . regiiient3 . NS. - 3 4 0 444'. -tar-Wri trY., fpn col intrepidity. the litpperoJ Sato• al, COrENNAGEN ) JUNE 25.—The ship Neptune, Captain lames, from North . America; arrived here with the 4mericae Embusy to Si. Petersburgh; con sisting of the Minister Albert Gallatin, r,nd J. Bayard; G. Dallas, Secretary; M. Madison, 'Col. J. Gallatin, and J. Todd. • They will only remain a No' oitit itul "%al :town havt; . - tidiaft* , Sti Th paplare. e .poiigi serf, efpect s 'Weil ' ~a4d V h , ilis `say , fourceirell a •i v; ' luifibit 1,4 , 1, oriseqaunci tioded . hree Pawls ! •AlifAltig '.. litst itticrt4 :.. . . .. th i • rri ito ~ 1.1 . )3 p oiti 41 • tno . l /2 ft ill • , • st,4 4P.36 ', U: N thonsands es ind fell- Alf. King ' v ounel En hr u A a k war t gh MI lege. e irrived yesterday, _ _,we hand the wholeirrertch people a tiptoe, to side have intelligence from Hamburgh to the 234 ,alt. and with hies 1; and the only, wit to put an end to the from the island to the 4th instant. The sluices from the . fo h rmet„are so far satisfactory that no new seve. carriage Which has • too long defiled the earth, de formed the human character,and degraded religion practised in the city. by the French T G ll o l : t e . rn a rtte d Government, .The following is a communication —especially Christianity, is to call men into. 1 from the latter : . our Councils of more enlarged statennunic iiitrs than 'r HELIGOLAND, JULY 3.—.1 . .arn just infOrmed ,•• - those which now preside over our affairs,,and-w.ho that as embargo is about to be impend here upon all shipping, in consequence of the arrival of fifteen seem to rut all the credit of their qualificationserpon un- fromland which ere dd tNew. the refining and subliming an eulogium on a military ark, b oats to lay h o of a , French detachment eptine , oi to the character or military achievement, which to us ap- :number of 200, who have it in contemplation to take peered more bright and imposing before their over- I down the steeples (beacons) of that place ; with tiro strained (rather than eloquent) panegyrics. We only four houses it contains." • • The Lord Bishop of ELY has collated the aer. Mr, should like to see a Minister at the head of affairs ..... • ,Faitaten to, the saluahle aectory of Downham, is who had the art and skill to. induce the French to ( , Norfolko UAind not the Rev. r.Ki xa, as erroneously take fiddle-sticks rather. than fire.locks- in their; i stated In Wof thin publisPepeta. hands. Take from those peettle who 'are not as , Letters bait been mem - 04 4 . c0n the French cusct, abusive writers denominate them; a ferocioas aa- lof the, sth iustaut, which elite, that Jew.. alma tion); take .from thim the zest of being, thought' east:reins entered France, ?with the French Armies belligerent, and Europe will soon be at rest; -: We 'of SPai9. .One of the letters has a postcript, which will then, not quarrel with our Lords Bazawesz - mentions that the British light. troops 'had actually ' , and CASTLEREAGH for adopting their bombast ic' pinged the Pyrenean Adounttins, and were eerr)ing • aw.yl the cattle. a Phraseology, that the object of their encomium" has 1 : In th e course of Lord BATHURST!S speech in the set free Spain and the world! " They Olen be al- i House of Lords yesteyday ; his Lordship mentioned Jawed to persuade the PRINCRREGENT to;cosifer on a striking trait in the, conduct .of the lion. Lieut.. Lord WELLNOTON as olany title* RP fill the eseuti Colonel CADOGAN, who was mortally wounded in cheon of the than) SEIGNIOR, and end them by the battle Of Vittoria. TM! gallant Officer, sensible i that his wound, was mortal, requested to be removed that of Generalissimo of the . Whole Earth. The i , go an eminence, where be could have a view of the ftbmily of the WELLESLEY'S shall be heirs to a prin.: fi e ld o f battle, and where he remained earnestly ,cipality if they please ; and even VETUS, the distant : contemplating the action, till his eyes were •closed follower in their train ; raised to be grand trumpeter ' for ever. of their virtues, as well as of their warlike renown. Matrimony seems to be " the order of the day" at Covent-garden Theatre. Miss Mitattez is married; All this will weconsent to do, so that we could draw Lord .... IHURLOW leads Miss BOLTON to 'the altar in a the paternal eye•of the Court, a'd the fraternal feeling i feW days ; her sister, Miss E. BOLTON, fOIICIWS soon of the Cabinet, to the miseries, the privations, the mot . - 4 after, with a Gentleman in the commercial line ia the tifications, and the almostraging madness of themost 4 city ; and the charming little Actress, Miss Boozu,ii numerous :and the best because the most useful ! speedily to be united to a Gentleman of fortune at ~ , Liverpool. portion of the inhabitants of this infatuated coon- THE PRINCE REGENT'S GALA.—Although the 'try ; which is swelling with military reputation, so . • much as, to give us the unfeigned apprehension of 1 Tuesday merely stated it to be a breakfast, yet, bursting from its overgrowth. •., ,„, ..,,, .„ i from the variety of entertainments provided for the, We were pleased-.to • see the manner in- which the I occasion; the above appellation may be more pro hleasber for Norwich treated the case. of Colonel I Periy given to it. The weather proved extremely Own ; as charged with cruelty, tyranny, and i auspicious. The preparation on the lawn and iu tjh , gardens of Carlton house combined what is rural in frioull.--.—• These are ,occurrences •in which fa- the English i tyle_with the spleudour of the Oriental. Interests, Paliamentary . side ' the \ • '' 1- The lim e' pe;o - r - h - e - s - gi - ve -' n ili - e --- ctiti - Wisi -j Oi.th - e - t 'jthitie. II- „, -; '' '; s freely ~,'", , ilsf !MO Of* 7- ,e - ,; - " -- -- ", — . .efi ee - '' dl ,:,, t atit l ioltsioW l o p. —ve 0 , ___77_,, 2 -- 2=•••• - • - : -•‘7. ow ~ - age, , ywdAremaesseetrir o.•. 4109,0 of th e ' 4 . - avian Corps o't Observalinu to titttiUke of - fisilat been 't -- tit treg '', '' • - - - -- -72-7- . eit io ht - ri. -7- '‘.-- 1 -• ' , At ' lb" ,t opo idetills,. 'A I 'imps. sc. 4 se s A l de rs ,ftrpenempeut,"&reoeli tes t ßods. 40e9ise. This erns) , hds sssembfitiVit - Wartabebv a ... 41 ,„,. i.! , ~. 1,.' , ,, . "„...„„ t,. :;'l'oecTS--,, A ,- . oL s ". ' 4, m e m ak i .s .a.i, Aps , a g . • lis composed 'of siativisious • o ' (entry and tten it ' , .„„, „,, Ye ,t.• -. alt ..,,,,,„ 4 , r•-•flwir r, ' t „.:. ~ - • ~,.row re.',r., . . -: -- ..77Tv... ~, • • • . 'of caralry. . '' ' ' pit+ -' '' ' 'lli l . •'' ..r. -• 11 -IMF . 4,, s ' ' • ' 11,00060Alb.by .1111=rea ; iresemettill, inWts 4 /..easeeleetkilie bl o j etty , s • . The' Vieeroi id assembling bet** th'e tieve miff n iter •. , i." ~. duet '-' , ~4 , ..,_. •. . billifillsllllololll . . ' 41 11,01041 • 61 b, • Ass tt et rlntaters's p d :Mkelikeillealeithe Downs,... his M'ajeety'w Ship A/4% 4101 1 1 dlefatchesie r 'the •Adige the hrrox.Of Italy **pond of.thedel pi ~. .. '_ , ..-. . 11, ~ . - ',,. we ~ ' . ,'.'lho t ' ' ~.ebatrithe Ilk ell 40111 net eloneeusesedent, AtetCherholOrtitilligietty's ship :Corps. General Ovenier consma-sleie 'et ;' ' „engirt •,,, ' Aut. ; . ~, t."-..-rw . - l ie g im e - ; 111::rag i. a il . tie -th. Iw o a mistietar, will isks cwarwolowel ..004. Dowus ~*l.: r _A i n. * * o te or ' The new corps which hes just ~,,./errnii, , . ~, . ." 3 ' ' ' . jest . . " g i f t "Pl' ,0.,. , ..e._._, '. • .:16a.'L. 4 1 - ..e - e '.: 1 111 ,405 -. ' "ttiebisrg, 'utider the coMmand Of I'!' : ryiailesese; iiikars'i i : ' AMI ititt . ; nme.ph• r! , . :,,,,,.. I . k l ignal,t ,.' . 1 .'"'... r tar '''','_ _____. 4 " Al „," Ft i44 r erli o '4 6 , 41:51-dhit6l4 ___, Sbe ." 6l " . n -- --- - - - - ship *already contists'of . .4l6 l llittalionii: °I. 41111pIticee of. per re:to - . itidit ,thellatile POW, or e o elt. laa tirMid F ,eneasy.is certpinly tecieemaj airmail ace, 40 jolo the olopranikaosaa, • artillery. .-' • , n ,- - ' , ____,,,__ „from libr- , , , let, We 11)014 allow isesiething Hanirscne .Jrnir 7.-Attlelletise 1114. France„ . 44 1 0 i isifAsiii The P rince ' tit Famish' Is 0-, w s iob a r k h. His swithistaiFiqop -40 lira rimum.a oo4 7, ,a 0 tin •suri. of deasehaak . for . • -, . .pseonade ; yost , -we Pecheto with a mail and posisnim hens Gotte n . r a tt i rjb.--.Sailed . the Auckland pato; for !L e h r). lons has been reinforted by trope coming from . Fan, to item ; to. ;0001. etkelleir. 'France mid Hellaisd• tie that, epos that.'point, I • is • apd the Beamfoy, for;Chergii, .) tea 'W have-de. MilliatrY details bream p a pe rs , the followin i : T i m Wire:iv, Jrny 6.-Ar*vo yeteulay, of thi s tt . . ithion! {in is in a geed OM.. 11b06..„, Ce4III"9".O4O.IMOPTIEROI when • we find moo( the there are mots troops than there ever Were, 1 foitilkitions , ..11)04 aigmen. • , ,_. It. • - - Se A from whence leasalled on Friday last ) ' ( The Danish dtifsloe which has joibed the Prince'. theeed . ree .._ ~' ~ stirs the are tittiN from the new corps which just been forme d , t tweSeekurift 'port, the Ifireletene transport. Cartels. Leadley, from - if Fackas-hl, consists of 15,000 Olen.' , tiovernolief mos" mad. Zama... * garrisons of under glin.eneemend ef..Geth: Van i taw.sp, already Gottenburgb, which the Duke of ports sod merchant veuelsk pasted from in a bear ! '' The second corps, which the' * Puke of Bellnno i those twilorteseeeis remained mastiiii.of tinconnlvy ceel d e o .e f 404 o tiol ool , sil d,e0 pieces of enilleer ;" 41 company with 'boat 200 Mni, consisting of trans , treeP wh• bie eknded 'es also thee " .the second corps, :tornmands, had bat One division during 'the tam- :.a lupe, toseld . them, the . pale which has just finished •., this corps has been ; them being ottlyloadr . iwined eicl AMMO ALMA. EP • convicted, and the Duke of ' Bellew) pew COS*. 'm itinp*or wi m foto hii „ ~ Pr,ilers.‘ ponit._ wEL. IOI . „ 0 eleetteltudeo,. . , • mends three ciiiisions. • Ana ••but one division daring i sle ' i , i lbwill'istittiiK if new _tton; In the ce .0 ii which has * jest finisher),;, thls-corps has Tim Mhos, Gregg : EUzakik, Batson, from Ciicu;nstaires were so urgent at the . I less than 1164sty's: 4 'Wet be freak ' ' v .' -. lid In ' bee ' , ti ko i:1 1 0, Of Duke , of Bstf•tlitn 9P"' Maranhao to Liverpool ; nod another brig, m om Lent of the campaign , that battalions at ' same i,gettil militia*. Alowitvar • biiillanit • ..intent* I coin , •.! . them_ elie*Ga.','...-Tbia Is' the, time .to unknosvo,•wera taken on the 30th ult. a Donegal . ..: ..___ , • coil e , * ) ..-..rlwr. . eq'ele!'t were 'dispersed into di Brent corps.' All 'my :,. IPA ..,1011 Majesty ~."4.l ' T u me ,'W . ' = . t mole ,SilitAllect ef a milker* clap o f Bey,.by the Yankee Armenian privateer, •0 10 nuns 'ltas been regulated, and every resit/frill kas iOatia. - r a re lt • fitly- On this Wltett,tt,..4, l 4e 1. - , •s ge; ' I ii r L: rn. o f 4111, sed. oo 'leea• The to captured the . Themes, Ailii= •• , i, _ liopi united. Every day a reaCivember of batta. 7— ' 7 . I . O, • The Adminlitretlon lies .... . ii i : a rg il i s . . upon M e ell the ty ye. „ Lyee l kom Maranhao) to j..ieerpool; and a cower , • the A seo4:ab•ut 160 •sail t errived at Gettenbergh lions, on their march, which pass the Elbe at Mag- las - ..,;'' ,•, ofp in j illidhir thi4, ~ _ -e l 4 .• *e•een.* 'e t 4 1 1 ne,Vr ll g •behmeeksgseo 4ondoeskiry t ulew days beton; . ' deburg, arrive et Wittenberg, Teton, and Dresden. tin `• ' ! .i 't •r m t ss jrmeO tk Int „eitittld.telif• At•iliet dlliieef oaf produce be ilis,hitsjesty daily reviews these witith ertive it Melt- stit .' ,' ii,' ,'• V' • tire ' •re elt• % c i d Great ,Psiteln e it is not possible ta:',say, from the.Ballic.on the 30th•ult. and sailed foe E D ,. . % c ii( The military equipsges of 'The army are now - . „ , ,____.,? 4 nap to geese , .w e ere net amoog....elasse • , land tbe next day. Another fleet, of itt 60 sail, 'either in caissons of the old model , or in caissons of A n .: •'' -'`' - . , Mall, ~ t_ • Thies lek. think it. will appal or !stupify our invete- also arrived at Gottenburgh-from the AttUic, on this the new model (called No. 2), or in carriages a lea 0 4•••• ' • Ndleitl ....e4y , #.:4440'10...i - lst.otJulyeand would proceed for iblosland without Costtoise, in which provisions ate conveyed for the , ; *".":•? ' ,"• the1 f.,,54. °611. vses , foe No - if his faculties could s 14' the be- ' •.„.,.... neet m.:.. 9, . p ane delay. . / ....Wes ' • swinsai ea." • •Ale A numbed effect of a frozen climate, which killed so ' - whole army for a month. life Majedty isas disco- - . • " - ' • 'vested that the carriages ala C'onstoise, as well as the 1.14 g i so o . 0 THIS DAY AT btf .., . many thousa nds - upon thousan d s of hie fellow-crea. One of the most sensible sets Mr. ROM ever was =ism)s of the ancient ' W 'have inconveniences, ilia ' ladisriiiiiii • tans And forliew.wilventurers, and allow him, like commended for, is that of a motion. he made, in the 'ffilleliti. and has ordered that th e . eqnipages„ as they may : r i telleltitet e . la ge pi etffr 3 *4 . .. ou r. King 'RICHARD, to be himself again, we feel Hesse of Commons yesterday, for regulating used. . , berapforth require replacing, shall be established up- s per . cents.W's houses. Who knows but the . rich owner of . - °mill " b li ha ounel not entitled to promise oar suffering coon- on the model of the caissons No. 2 drown 'b (oar 5 . 11er 0114. /boy et 31 ' Con" re get. uqPII . e CUIVNELS may one .day move for the reforming ) -Low. Asa. 111 saq . !mop' mks* . . 'trymen a . s p eedy end to their miseries from tn horses, and which easily carry .:0 quintals. another House, whose conduct often shivrs 'pep. The army is provided with Portable :Dills, weigh- '. ' ' , - '' . =Ln---;--•"-- war thr ugh that circumstance. BONAPARTE Is on Ames of ma d ness. • • ing 1611). and each capable of making five quintals of ' TilE S.7'ATESIII,4IV. hid lege, sad in his Enaggi • but which is more, he A Heligoland Mail arrived yesterday, by which we ...-.I .i.n., 91...... .-r ii..,... .-:u. 1.-,../ 11.. m.... si: if vi_ ' - ... ' - • k-ibi...2 alma ..h.t.6•-•1P..a.6•41. ruanntAn a tiningh in aide have intelligence from Harnhorph to the eml nit_ anti • ' .. .. ' Ling of .Sa xo ny, has crimpletea his taro *ae short time here, ...... .... . . . . ..L .... , • 'Mir,. Interests, •or rather Paliatne*ry interests , A Chinese Temple and Pagoda on each side of the sisf col ril 4IPI'I , to their full •complement,— 1 . , ~- 7 7,„.. --reiren== cm ~. , ,,:, .. J r, shoeliknover be sallewed to interfera.',4,3`lta..momeut lawo c , an strange and lemon grove, soma- of the ite*Y. As been extremely 'satisfied with. the l i Toittet4ir .- ATO..ph 'freettieeetired., 4 9l kyllipe.li . whiek o Mr.. SKI= ;teak tor .deairteig,the have, tits trees in:bloom, others full:of .fruit, were tbe.peissci- ork.GraltAkulkel.-..-Pr.. tire..cinfetteration ttie 'me i .'"... , • t ;,,.. 4 _:'„, - ;;A_ ~ i'4„,,,. - . - - • . jilt tiocamaikit , qpit, ,pel„ t i e , e9 ye . tkna, torkistjuipeektisairbtfakelest,,A , u riorlibel his particufaify . clistitigiiisliecl . _ t .„,,_ : _ : - ii .. ...,=. - . - *". - 1 7:r2 , "...,_•,.„ .... ••• . x ,. .. ... - - . . ... - ~. • ___._.' .r__ lomporery.platforns for the dancers was laid between ' Re' . hi. made , considering 'bis . ability, . 4, !7 ei'lit, .Ye tab l e ... - mir' these tyro buildiugs„, and inithe midst of the orange lualtti those of france and his army, iisferi • was, rei:eediAttstfitiMPaaNT lidloalloiirlifitr!4 lll . ll6 ',ebbiii . ,,, G lee des!sl44 object, thal,,,,realkbrive 'do no: and s lemon grove. There were three military Allen's, kfli, o and artillery has been carried .to :its 11 4 . e1l . defelkt% new illtreallems itiVe l tbillitellotielli •It ;ler ivliat qui .ipetimilretiticeAtitatmetAp 4 gtoo3e.pf : iiid two bands for the country' daneers, together R ietnet i t. Pri o co grnesr, of liesS,,E4 , ol- ' either-that it weetiefee # M4 i' l4 ,l 4ll4 titt rttl, • regp.,, th. that.. 'at tbssemeammetee - isensber.4l,l with several Pandean bands. A great variety of instantly distinguished himself •in the lest The last Meeker: 01 '7:etf4 . lse . I p i r ise , ,i . f',.: I 1 ,e.,. ..I,,tty. , ,gin7e &maws are el l isgasitla : pus, It. .la ! ,eoleglasigie marquees and tents were pitched in various directions, i and in the reirant by great sail froid aud pose ol th i i ii ide i s . , . sommu „ , . p , If. .p.• UPOr VI IK theachievements of .oer: itreve.iarniy, they pre: waif t a-.. . and in which the company partook of the. most ty. lie is a yeiihelinee of promise , whom o r ..come. totlte cries of redress of the individua sof that.iirihy, . peror,creOttz esteeies. The Princes of .- . . At three o'clock,her MAJESTY, and the nu - _ . . • • effect. Iht . iaitiliti,itii plal ' isissimid . small • - • f , 1 shoice refreshments. It,. oe; are inlarrear with their contingent... suspicion , at t!usee r of the • -pie& .fettliA! , elite Pig of for Wilinowiedotsecause,preped,crueltielis inicklied fol- kib the citadel of Erfurt in gogd condition i SANY; 'and bolsterer •strange it matippear to 'casks arrived at Carlton-house: the company UrtaliartiMatia.tieftorsof aockhardshjpsoi4efeitiders A lowed its. constant succession to. the number of W- I pro . vistO'ned; but 'the fortifications of n*ny persons, yetirue it la, that hia'rialitling for a ,of .. inflict thein arPolgiged•to,allow„llsot the tweon four and five hundred.' Soon after swell . v -. re been re•estabfished ; the are. cotered Ity - - iompeny of Fren c h p la y e rs lo D r esde n , .has been , alty il isc .11 ' 84044 i n v isi d ; b a t art i r s . ii ! . I o'clock, they retired from the Gardens to the it,,%or I works; and henceforth Flrfuit ' *ill be a; apartments, and partook ore aomptuous (linnet. pert of this great G. eneralis tactles I T, hese. ilicir.dei 1 4'4 t t, pontos- t h em le i t o - bold t n emi 4 7 . ° n ee re . , r . .. A . I lace. a,ol of the first importance . , ! .. I. _. ..,,. ,_ she A t was unpr.mente 111 .%1 , ..`1 1 . ;;Oligr;: s ii vi not yet assembled ; we, how. , CarPsDrivaliikael may not bet:Phi , so necessa ry, as log, that th e left ril'il arse ''''' - eu t ee'.,.'rill"vl.dour. At the thertop of the lawn was a taco mar pert felt it 'will in a few days • if a month ! Aids - de -Comp;. but itisinoetioeivablewhat effepttliey eceurible by:tini ... ractevrartstrot-of . the regiment I. I iovt, the feels is 'not ltith l i rinci r • Eng. pro/I,ol4meg theSikrons, in . fonaintan latleseci he.. • in which theT heppe u 11 -Kerr is a% • excuse, here " nuee for the (Annan and Royal Family. Over it:c entrance wits the French baton and belt ; also the .o has no mineyi hei not been able to fut. t g , '. the two people. Ait i i loweTer , t h it fi w t 7 .x . ent p l . .- is kink!! r Wolit *0 . thrietii 11(140 • is condemned by French flag .of the 2d . battalion of the IllOth Tell she coalesced powers ; fist the hat just es t a i 44) to •b o p ot • o p. fa no 4 'ili s two no . '1 'Courtrulittt '-- for :filch ammo,' *Oa yr • h. l s meet, whereon . was inscribed, NAPOLEON the Eirot. ri - a o,w . e‘ v vdient ; treaty has been.eee. 'h'r - -L ,:• 4 ; as ".,, ... L 7 . : . netirectsaimetidelforsiny eitelOodwintllit i tte mercy, r - 4 he •• ed • l' th e t se were .poic a pew of colours 0 ieileen gligliciid, Prussia , and Reethi, in r'"'re 'r ‘welY to " 141 4 " LP11T P 76 " .117441 ll ' Plais ? ' .""lrekn - tiatlid hi ',We eethe Nimeet; .10. ue . " Oa en t. h• h h C o ,T lc exit tonna, •" nee Of whieti Si new Paper;iponey for several that ti"_ Fre nch gre Pet t 't fe*paammiodarot. front aeirhhit ee e klidirdooilottitttinti.‘ Thin - shed , . • • 4__ Of ether plepes where the Guards hase.slistiugnli itiitilani will be created , . guaranteed . by the the aePrahlarnian of t!affctios . " thest Et' 11,0", be aroi•tregyfroci#l.l' aM pR e rf , ..,1f 5 .1 1,1 1. 4 5. fr . shem•ovltst .4 1 tlis t boiltgli of the lawe'rs9,f large were. It it. upon'thii resource that they depend foe fully .Pelled. Ip - the Litt 'oe,m!, 110 . • thillotfn; 'nffliolilli ' '''' -.___ .. ~ _. ."." t . ''''''' ' . . t ent ,' i n w hi e n Irak Na n o, wait s .b o nd. •, A iiOtelwr Itiii the e..p'esii;ea of the war. In the Cepa. Inc ' to . 4,,,:iii lic . N o f t h o /t oo .p. t it. . i* o li *.' ', - - .'fi- -----44 ••• . 1- ..., -- ... . 6 -- 6 0v e' nil, ef ij is 4 l ; 4 34 4 p a i ko i ll e toots . oteit yklied Maids, and the nom kill; 'E land guarantee. a' third Of' .this ow ; t o ; ,i t it . tititt i tileg r 1 406' *j ett y li' intiiii i id *- Tht t itrad. ireOl'iftilt)j. l44l lo l ol' eti) 14 1 .11 4t . 1• .iassatireeigit paritilikeijsigli,al Forts Pr Xeriilieheit el re•thlit; la reelity i.s a new debt *Wan, -„- 7 1 .7c ' - • - u - , •-•*,___• .... 5e ,.......... •••• _ o -. ... „ 'laritis . 11ftletts,-.4w4,4a4 we , eeit . it ‘ i twa . .1 . - .4 4 , • let . ,t..ds .. 46 , , , , , n. _ • ,_ ~ ~ Ilili dept. t '';'.' '' • ' s . . ., 1 '''''' t WWl ° - • • . ~. •_.. .. ~, . .. . _ ofi!stf-21t l&nowq in yho . (10,str shit ' . , : , , ~ ~: ll* t ilia - '4 o uttiviatt'ol'ilttilYl • initirtetqft..'4 ; tli , .• aintor tursaitiv . - . ' - • ..• - • - 'utOro ' 14? 11011 Sl' , rist.fishre i_ i. v .9 , ,,5.evar.5.....b , Ik' rte !UM tWS luinous' IA . wilfoletekif .! • :i. . - • .-, ...IT4_ VI f= t• a toy+ ir:F.a•rvii 111 11 g! 4 44,1 4 A1f TN iittf . 7 .--.• . ..4 . , ... • -. 4. ' . '... .':•• . • • 4 . .* =;"'" ..,•..„ , . . •. .i ... 1:t L= , t:. - ' - .'1 • • =,.. f • lir •lT7 . • •••••-• i % . 44". • . • . A '- . : • ... ' .. , .. , -; ', 4:4 .!nt.t41: 4 4..r40.:ii• lg. . ; ' '. 4 '''• 4-3 ,;-..,.- -;141;1,1t4..4:.-isa :.;Lil.: i;-.... •••----4- -• - , ..,11;;41»: I , ..iiikr*.A44 l Ketie l +7 ,- ! . . . .., . , .. . . • • ,•^- % • \ • =.6 = • •• • ../. • ' • ' • • . . snarqueca iIIIU ICIII3 vire a= ra5...., - .• ••• • as• wino •••• wv.•••••-7 —ThT ik ---- -7 (1 -71 ----'---171—;-- by 7 7;------ 7.- f ' 6 ;i t i - - ci ' uc '"` ''''',7 l , ""1.7 .6 ,1 1 . -* - 1 , p 14: 1 7;: ;V iola j `ra!T...V i ,g th rt 6 se h sen . ators are eyingysitk: Staab .14 !4 ewistgia. s egen i and illlgi 'An t #”,l in the press* grist sang r au. rompoodit J O th...,.. pe r . tn. ' f .1 1 army thoy are d eaf iu in whic h th e company • . . , , _..„ , .., . r-, , ac urrements o -our was° v intrepidity. Ile is a yotiitriinpe of promise , whom _.. ..,. . . ..,- „„_. .. . . . .. ... ~ ie h refreshments. . the Etpueroccreitt I/ esteems. 'The Princes of . ettect.. virsesostepstcall laltilarbe‘belLsoata sow to th e Mos Of . redrtis of_tho lotyviduats of that.ymyy, Stilt°. 'a i 4. oe; 'are itt - arteor with their contingent... suspicion, at tyn,a r .of the • .pi o d . faid . i..,4!Ab s King a for ailinowiedisdheceinie,premsd,crueltislit priptklied . .At three o'clock, her MASISTT, and the rat- cassus arrived at Carlton-house : the company lot- - INo ' ottit it. the citadel, of Erfurt in gogd condition SA NY ; 'and boomer •stronge it nuttlippear !CI upon Tilligbet4olllo( 5046111rd1hjp1901 : 414,1141arS ,dlowed in • constant succession to. the number of Ile - Ifilditial proZiste • sie4; but "the fortifications or the eiyoy persono, yetieue it+, that iiiirraaiding for a •ofab4il ioglict tbeinotrWobliged.twallow,thet the tweon four and five hundred: soon after sevell .. :town have been reeestabfished ; they are. covered ily F l etepony of 'French pivots 'to Dresdeo, has been , 10 416 1 ,, . u ; s i gni fra s i a gio a d ; b a t d al ira a 'a. o'clock, they retired from the gardens to the Ii'"" 01411i:lifi worico; and 'henceforth Nrfuit 'Will be a d rtook ore sumptuous thistle'. port of greittgeneralts tactics! Tbeseilic(r-deierlikilai to pa id* th aw * ha loud t h emi of e ab eam , !, apartments, on Pa • itrpnsplace. mnl of the first importance.l. ... . The entertainment was unprecedented in %1...1 1 Th e .Goi.gr;:s inpi not et assembled ; we, how. , C°rPsiblßotakoes may not be !lake so Itaaaaaa7.. as in g, that the f ir* toggiftil -nis i , t e .:jp e . ' te e - ... s ou * , . er,-". expect tiro it ' l ,Ol i f i a f ew de s •if a month Aid s _o g .,C 4 pap ;. but itisincenotwhiewhat effeptibey eoeuseihie by,ifiti ref . racterrOtoniltro! ,, of thi regiment ;"q for the " 41 dour. At the thp-top of the lawn was a lyre mar Quux and Royal Family. Over II:c - s been iust, she feel! is 'not filth Vrance; Eng. 1 prodyeeassong thirSipions, in forMintan intimacy be. , in winch they_ heiiiimi I_l ' • -Reri Is an : excuse, here F . a4cl, lio has no miiiiisyi has not been able to r . iiii. t g , • , the two people. i4ii i k awaTer , t b a cia'a! ieent or , ,- is jettkil fr' Woo* .. WO . 011ker iirhp. is son t t t l i ern i ned by ptitreoce wps the French boton and belt ; also the French flag .of the 2 d battalion of the IllOth regi- !Walt buy fit the 'coalesced powers; int she hat j ust cep be, 'siono to asjtmpst, qlvishow.fittis two n i a. : toe ' C m q- t r i '. 1 1* 1 '..... f ". 'Pach at" , i .,,,,,, c "/_,„ ' *, .., N is a s meat, whereon .was .inscribed, NAeoLonn the firot. : . decd Fonceired a oew, exrdient; a treat y has heen.eoti. . - , ,„_._„,,,_,„.. .164 t. le.plirie • • r c !!".! - • g* -4 .. 1 1 7 1 tr - 1 -. 1.. 9 . 01 7 y, }These were 'placed a pair of colours of the s .catt beettop ht ,thw some Fnimesstit id we its o aar A s Th i c b hlyiv c orunna . , m a id s, au d. t h e n ames • itial'il )4'.)00 1 gligKiiti, rrassin, aud .Rstesii,. 4 g tillalY 311 l'w Plias•Paritatlat- sw- oriseqounfi Of whieri ii new oapeOnonoy for several that the . French Emperor, feelfrmt an . i , iiiiiret from "Irish* a 4.1; di reh o l io ut p or ,„,.l.,A ---77:` now of she; place's where the Guards bese,slistiogoighed • • 'Wed mitlitini will be created, guaranteed . by the the appreitempiOn of 4efectiett •se then ark' w a lly, be arei•froy frietiii# l , alet tirwre' , •neel ,,, ei . t er,n, onelootts, 4t tiiet boutin of 40 lame isins.l large hree Power).lt is'upon'thi. resource that ifs!. depend tee fatly . row. ip - the Lot , ifieclpmj ir 4 Wt . b ulletin, 'Retool; ‘: :';:',, -._ .. , _. .:. •,,- -..! , on - ~ - . set t ; in whigt arlp h eWansni.Welta-lsind. •-., A tOow f l i r ine4lll the e-liesiime of Ole war. In the Oepa. oat ' t o t i e - g amma .' of tbt / I . Ithi zi t ao4 • ''. - -- - ------ " '' "'. .• af, n d , k _'' , e d p a i tt o m e teids . w rit, piikliru r . • • V. -- : TV , , .^ •-• . . • A l g o ma •••• .4/....& Tratik s , ~kal ~wash. , _••'441.... 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