The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-21 00:00:00

1 f e. 'I tikg. 11 ; '11114',. . : skl ~..1 .... . 3 t 1 k rum :s, , thl. tly tillery, ammunition, equipage, every thing, must , fall into our hands. We shall also recover, as we, have already . done in part, the consecrated spoils, n Ilia this sacrilegious Profaner, renewing the van dalism of the Revolution, has plundered from our temples. • • DESCRIPTION OF HIS MAJESTY THE ENPEROR NAPOLEON. The figure short and compact,—the bair black, • Lit, and short,—the beard black and strong, shaved • up towards the ear,—the eyebrows strongly arched, but i..ontractektouards the tiose,—the nose aquiline, with perpetual marks of snuff,—the countenance gloomy and violent,—the chin extremely projecting, —always in a little uniform without ornament,—ge. nerally wrapped in a little grey surtout, to avoid bei )g remarked,—and continually attended by a Ma tueluke,• RUSSIAN PROCLAMATION. The Emperor- Alexander has issued a Proclama tion, dated December 12, of which tho following is the stitemeqt • _The Proclamation states the necessity of keeping up a military f.,eiNt adequate to the circumstances of the times. Russia having been invaded by an enemy, lending armies lions almost every European nation has boen 'obliged to make enormous sacrifices; and though, by the aid of Divine Providence, those armies have be, n entirely dissipated, and their poor remains are seeking safety in a precipitate flight, yet it become; necessary to maintain the glory of the Empire, by such a military establishmeut as shall in sure permaueat security. The arm of the 'Giant is broken, but his , destructive strength must be pre-' vented from reviving! 'and his power over the Wt. firms, who serve him out of terribl y must be' taken away. Russia, extensive, rich, and pacific,' seeks no conquest—wishes not to dispose of thrones. She desires tranquillity for herself, and for all. She will not, however, suffer the wicked se to abuse her moderation, as to endanger the well.being irf her self, or of other nations. Painful as it is to . call upon a loyal and affectionate people for new ()ger. Lions, yet it would be still more painful to see them exposed to'calamities foe the want of an adequate de fence; and that the most grievous calamities would result from the success of her late invaders ) is evident from the enormities they have ulready committed. 'The Emperor trusts in GOD and his breve armies, which shall be raised to that imposing number, which , is absolutely necessary for the preservation , of what has been purchased by so many labours and sacri fices, and so much blood. ID consequence, it is or dered 1. That there shall be a general levy throughout the Empire of &fist men in every bUU. 9. fhat the Governineuts of Pultowa, Cbernitutf. ContiOntit Groduo, .11insk, TarnapoWintrieoriall. he] exempted, 'Llat Siberia shall haves separate regulation. 4. Thu, the land-owoers and citizens, who have furnished Owe ' shall be exempted from this key. ihat the levy soot, be commenced in each Government within two weeks, and ended within four, from the pub Motion ' id this °rad. Colonel Bs:um. ti t the late British Consul-Gene rat.at New York, has taken his passage on board his Majesty's ship Valiant, for Bermuda, whence he is to proceed to New York, in order to hold,- at plane, the office of General Supe!intendant for the Exchange of Prisoners A Gentleman who left Berlin on the 2d instant, states, that 'reach oScers of the highest rank were daily coming into the•city ; and such was their al tered tone and condition, that be himself saw them lying by dozens on •iteds of straw, some sick, and Sound wis frozen over, and ..passed between Land:crone SAlts4o)., has been or ts . I tthled with the streets near Chore attacked a young 3v` his thigh ; -:-11 pr a gentleman, inn-fields,. where, *Otto, •he succeeded Mtn ever the head ii4.414151y eon. ~;-, ~.yr ~ r ~ 16- • 4 4 ;.•4 •-' - • • *- Irovis LONDON: • • Tatman tr, JANUARY .21; 4813: • . , The public attention is every hoar more and mote exerted and directed to the affairs of the India Com pany. The bohl • and, for some time, uncontra-., dieted assertions of the Chairman, that the monopoly of which we complain was a losing concern ; that the merchants of England wished for what Would • prove:ruinous to them; and, abovealio. that'shilfralti 'Yesterday the Duke of - Yoas, the. Loa. -CHAN. the prejudice so strongly ("Tressed Mast the ex- csi.Loit, and the Duke of Maseasstia t had audience elusive trade of the CCompanyfiliatievrevall with of the Paiscs Rsitapri. Tbe Earl of LI room; is av; Ministers, that from - that 'moment the very- Constits. • lent cold and an sae& of theague. 'the ATbbl► tion of the country would be endangered—these has been confined to his ronni fat'abettrliir farts and forebodings, pronoisirted with so much his only geera f iird confidence; had, for a moment, staggered the'opinion Ministers on busiiimis. • of many of the best friends to cumaiirce„ elle had' . Letters op e Ri formed their dislike to monopoliniepon the gee"! srAlt s !s ss Sht4°ssa° °- end incontrovertible Principle, that;thet are oulyto A l t r e ' e tg e e o esi oh : t 7Z 4 ' ,be tolerated tat the first object of their institution hatibeen defeated, by Government is attained;, and that if persevered In ediwtse e th e te s t after such object be acquired, they only enrich* few ThebSwedlidi is said _ prepei Individuals, while they injere the community 'at lug- htagasines erecolleCtiiig, and large ships are large. It is on these grounds we formed our first detained for.thetranipiort of the troops. The French Government is 'said to have called objection to a renewal of the Charter. We wished open the Kitt , o f D i xwAet to se nd the w hole o f h i s to see the whole trade (that to China not excepted ) force to join rh. French in active service. It iv also laid open to the spirit and the enterprise of said to be is order to prevent their, doing so, that the mercantile body of these kingdoms. We 'con. the. Swedesere reintwinethe appearance of timires fess, atothe same lime, that We were not pee- -P e t tl° "' • pared io enter , into those . facts mid proceedingi - very genera l d report was in eicculat lan.yesterds-Y,- tooarna the close of the ay,,tinkt a bye-boat had ar of this body . .of Sovereign - merchants, se as to rived from Sweden, bringiag over: a astrieu Mes promise ourselves success 'against the specious-masers— tenger,' with ditpatoil..l for: Government; This ru lug of Men, who had it lit their putter to keep the moor, whether' tree orfalse, had the effect of raising -people in the dark auto those transactions on which the funds a full I per,cent ? • The Daintiest the policy of continuing : to the Company the same man of .war tailed front' 'ark on • • • the 14th inst. with between 80 and 70 vessels - for It and vivid es depend. • Mr. Huirsikeirevel- it p ortgget. a Gentleman well acquainted with the drama of 'PP. . Prince' STAUitismisaci is shortly expected in this dian trade and Indian government, has furnitherisia country ; a house is said to have been already taken with those desiderata. Ile has anorefedequere eit- for . his reception. -.• ; •,• -, tall to have quitted the ' cited in every rational mind who has paid due.atten- Glietieral BEN?flo e s o oN Is f the I T *on to the declarations so positively made by the Z wila nce a 7f 9r Opi n nion ns b e i gi tt n w " een M tl miel e f tre rev a t ti n s .two Chairs, viz. that trade which the Public Malizier-in-Chief; respect:les the operitlens of the sire, is is losing ow, tto it may be to the Propt‘ emeleign . . We sincerely ;egret both:the 'distention etors at large; an& yet it is worth the • endeaviredmated, and'the unfortunate result of,it. of the DtREcTORe tfififeteill it to themselves—siecoit , • • Her MAJESTY and the_Pai o it is said, will affords the 24 Genthieleis who composeit l agmtilM -tense to town, from WitidsOr,- oarTneiday the* of scope of patronage! This, though no new ; tistilik Fe4rwry,on which .day they. will dine at Yolked l 4, loose; ant.Wednetdey with the Doke of CANtalllDail is nevertheless, usefully promulgated as to tit e Nost_ Tharp/Pr, after the Draping-roont, with the place ; and ~ave trust, give the.disceaside p ra n c e_w : st n..t ht i . g i eee „....- r ....t. eoatese s. e .4 o o' , 46 Uite"reetweipte-merieiri - wiliteiretimee tatilf on 'Frklay the tool Fatally vat 1 1 lug' more imPartially tOnduitett than similirlst. 'aloe at b tritoo.toom,.. Where there wilt be it most bates have hitherto been before the same is ball for the Princ e ss Cita agora of WALES in the . coarse of tilt eget. The logic which this speaker arcade ene .l.*l ll a ibe ing t:s wee ri k : f . s M op l e te ndi A mesilificeit • entertaisi. on Weriandey, in Leadenhall.street, hits *I"Ilit f t mew, as a farewell fete, liteviotis to his dephetere fier also -forcibly 'employed to the , same wholestswell 1 India.: The preparations hero - Wee some weeks is purpose, by one df the chief Merchants iir_l344proirota, andarecondieed upon a scale, as to taste mingharn, to a Crowded auditory, assembled I,a4tatlatificence, which must +render thy entertititi , toner grounds. Tin' two facts, 41 rged with so mo ok• rent one of the moat brilliadt upon record in the en. -• • . • eats of fashion. • - • • " • , • conviction and effect, : ,thet the vent of ow. sininnfar!S The red of MOIRA takes out mull SW' tored goad s watild he incalculably increased if they btbhment e • - • with aim to. India. • , opulent,' offered in India at tm smaller price; and that. the importation from that Country Would he-doubled, Tiiesdai the Duke of Yeast held a Military Levee 'at hia , Offsce in the Ukase Guards. • . • tri p led ' *e l q uad r u p led- dinit # l o ( t lhel , 49 P r e te ' t l tl k, • :Ottawa .Lsrzaves.-IYhea. General Lefebvre creative power of free lima open trade, and lie'voa was taken prisoner at -the skirmish of Benevente, in scarcely. spark of doubt 'in our died ottivellpoiley Sontoi..be'releitoOle 'Moore ,. wettikallow high of condoning the India sistaimeree ear" the /doting t' 1- to go to.-CAOrth by lend,, sea 'Power by see always birectOik would litre it. We regret that -• * Nu -titbit Wilt, sod that his, honour as an to remain mottOpoly,. hat OfAcer. Deli" rat ,-41injeters west, far sneer. Ise with .petoste . Public Voila Inkt• •the ;•- erridelstA this arkisaittledy,..in iwitlhhtg eft their tradi, Into 'Os alpine* buildings's:W:44os, has no morn _ them, and dampers no 'Anse entiofderatiOni Earl Gatorilwos would pay to* those ' sequence of a decree of the Natiesl4;oeielldion, ON the 21st Jan. 1793. What events havinot been brought eiseatt since that. daf Assnaey (and more important their reaultt) as any ever &fere • crowded to ' Other in a whole century: of history ! Would that *blisters ofeverytovernineut throughout-lump& you'd be induced to. trace theintporptet.causesihich to the dreadful catastrophe above alluded to. • .r dirbediesce his _ . ft,bt Yet , of Sussex ; am still ,caogist in grad *bon:lance, t the no small surprise.of the mermen, theoldelt of whoivdoes not-recollect a simile"' ismitance to have occUrred:. 4 4ooaturday aid Manday..sonte then= sands of.very Also fish, taken nt but a small distance front . the land were brought in - bz - tkio fkafird beats, 19,y prices The harbour at Newhaven will, a Tew days since, literally alive with Asir, which -ocari!ptsed all the nets in the place to be pat in'imms&qte requisition, and several lasts of. iterriugl Aleg i :** oduseqUence, taken some distance up tffe rjrar iN olgb to Sleeper's Hole, before they could effect diftstiurn to the sea. . Yesterday one of the asteritthiSs. employes! in Dreryslane Theatre, had. the miitOrto:ste to fall among the scenery and break..his leg;. ki;in‘siresides ouch, broiled: • - • - 4 " •• • = bitrilitisi fits days, that rt hare lately been corn. riih 'tile itery bills , exchange, —iiis of 100,6001; The . disCiaseit' 7 lvatiiiiii:Oiiiiiterdayl4;t, when a meeting took l plapbetWeen Mr: Parry and the parties forged .upon ; and although thelatter were sa. tistied as to Ms guilt, and had ittlitcient - proof thereof, yet they were so credulous Os to. Offer him to go at large, and to brlieve his promise.* - tneet, them again on Monday. At the appoirrttittittifeeen Monday he did riot aftetid;tia WWI he ie beinixpected: `Ou en. .4ttiry; it Was:- ascertained, that. he left ' the and eiarging hint with the offence ott Safurday; and wept off to hittonntry-house it Whetstone, 'which place he left vain on Sunday, and came to London. t.e . was. seen on that .clay in Bishopsgate-street, in the City-rand, and in .other places in that neighbour hood. On Along:bay, When he did not attend the pro mised meeting, enquiry was, made at his town and country-houses, and-he not having slept at Mier on ' Sunday night; 'there is iiti daiiht that he abscond. d on the evening.of that day, with s view to leave f•tigiand, 'or that be is concealed in London, or within a-few mites. thereof. „ . A seaman •on board the Royal frillittwx.(rraved Charles Butler), has !Midihad - wit made known to him, that he is the heir to - itt takes 4t upward; of 7.9,0001. Thirteen years aid; kal ,lat . f_taft -freak, he .ran sway from school, with a son , of . Mr..:Astley, of the Amphitheatre, London, . Yotang AstlOy returned i hoie, but Butler entered on board a Ship that soon after went on a foreign aiation..., Thoigh his parents were'very respectable, andithe course of education Will* oil)! - throtigh. nos. ittiendet to make bite niiiltsherl man, as well as the perfect scholar, t o 'ltil,S. 'bits , were soon so strongly Otpulded into those Of a common seaman, that . he has never been in any _ether situation; and now discovers a reluctance to came onshore, and emerge-frees the duties of a sea . - men's life. .- . • • . . As the practiOe .of Vaccination - isas new become. general, and has been introduced loring a spice of twelve you in'Englittl, it Wookb•be -wry ac ceptable for public information, -te' hro a general retnrn from all the tomtit wilere if • eaii, jiy. haw as certainedirlist the numbers have bey*" apt to lite '4ioses of last year, taking also the Oustice,...tA, cases; the result will be the most pOwerfUlargumcot that ran be urged. in its .fay.enr. The printed tic's , sestets of all the Vaccinating Societies, including the Stnall.petUospital, at Pancras, may he re adily as certalued; bet-that of pnrochial and. private 'practice must ever . be• left to imaginary speculation. ‘Ve . inaat'llset at Pancras they had vaccinated 4 19,82 9 9 of wheys not more then 2.5 have been unsuccessful ; we may +therefore judge of the result of other so *flatlet, and •the.conclusion will he; that some mil lions Of our people have been saved from the pre sent snore ravages of the casual stinaltriios gated in this streeklf Dille of Mortality.. . • ;A. Arai bill• has beets 'found, we linslikatind, hr . the Grand Jury of Middlesex, agifest littltAllETO ' &ass for bigamy, she being charged wltkhasinif nwtrrietilise late heft. Roster iffowt.ss, of: Upper 'Filsrny.street„ Fitzroy-squat..., in tke ' fife date of her 4rstlusbaud, 'llysar ito.usN. others ;wounded. The Sound. was I sledges passed and repassed betel and . Copinshtipri. Qattara' kixss/5 tiered Itklease Sweden. , M00d 43 46 , -20,104 a largo dog, try bydr alo through str *IA 1 `,14: Vertiotreet be at 'ad o and. ttfit i iisw `to two places 'The r i i ,„ ri z fisapo4latoly pursued es • _ beta • Linco:a's Ini ailittl tismo - . • aka - soot Of efferal *Om fa h; high - by beating*. ,with se. be YOCIng lii na 4 I • ' f?,l A idw4.otititAL • gret.thit an - y pokily imhattu•nti health, and that b in his .honour as an pr r im s Rue d sib ° l 2.Ceitlkg wattltivaial op as-a prisoner of war .. Sir ..Moore replied, be Pitt' PerPliPit t .„ 1 1 11 might - mesa *Oh aope . daseger le ;real% the Channel; indeiest: - etithill i .hat be woald allow blotaa.English fripts, ,. wldch he ratmtS, lotrryd . . kPi.nrw_." l4l f a wife to say part,ei the globs without ru Ibiatonopel7 al! titOolottrt sad.wlielPot waft Mm *rat the interred ay , thid i illseedum inv o paa.oolltek preothe* muck his lib... see sound t_ Mgt*" lies eitglitletciti• hoped Ng'? im .0111 . Go, -w11: hies, and that LW' eoislilsratiOts, this *Abo r t will be. 4.41110te to , hit ebernisON U Sir dill°. his sam,4, MOose.ivik,", • ..• •.•• _ • • . . . ..... n•Mlarlb ./1 ‘,.. W1WW.....0, !,.. # . . .WINI. IMMO O il WW•••••••7 -,-- --- -• . . • . - -.• .I•• . pm opt .. . 7k , if. a . 0 ~,,.•, ...5 i . ohiiethient . (o , r. bon . be: the heals 400.4 • iimrim .citrod emmeem_ isbotsen iftle shi k : ittltsborDOWNEMT:.; ' i Thus I " lAnw a li 4'4446°4 4 7 1 ,'ia, -4 11 7; irl"w" , • ii*Soll ii;* * TEVestaltsf Alt • big., I laal. IP* 11 . 1. 4 ' *I " alPt2 Crinal nee loon liernelsiT-7ba:asigliedin most •••1 10 1" - . ..„_, _.. • „L_Th„..., I ORDER OF TRE DAY, et the NM (WWI O n . 'sll . p h. is. 6. codistwea. 'sit a . ' ~„C. ~:' ', L • , ,- , • • • . Tdr . . sow inseener.. ' •Ait d rAlf . • 7 ,, , 7 ......P, t 4 --..„, . . .-- : . L':, .40 . ... . ... -- treedee - on the suideety *Mai accoaut • It is hereby commended, to all the Genensla of pis r o t .14 • t , .- . .-. :, •t • "*- _bk.. ' ' Yell,'l . Pi! ilrinmit ihi e t r . * I N . '• 4 04*. :, ,_.1,._:, A. .' • . st th e bar name d, it aaxAss has L Corps, ail * the Chiefs of Cossack Roghtliellen, led . ,„. yi ' cospw _i o t,. A.. - ' 40., , '•‘. ,•,' . '''. . treest .. rneen9s..nf tome, and , WITP ~ . : , go d t b et r i le bark eftipe pomegmeate. also„_ all the partizans who act mussel the teasel's tit 'ji •, . s . . 1,1, v j. poseester, Es •b• *us ._ ns i 'ark 11....1fik., , al.. full ' % - 4 , the French Grand Army, odder the 'ostlers of the wiar.aserc . haet-'... l ti. . 4 14 7,.., , .. _ ... ....7.1 .0 70 ,41 . , _ . 1148, pemesdarly in intermittent fevers. He ha F " ' l ' ' '?*'9s IT. 'c l q 4Frat7 ll4 1 --' ea °* ll%l4Be..*C 10' t ''. • At, '. ' ' s Emperor Napoleon in, person, to redoohle &dr activity andattention in the execution of their duty*, • . . . • . ,t , i ' 1 - . refitment'. that nothing may escape of *the ruins of:ttuil army;,l ~,:.. I . , , ~ 1 Ell. "-• ..... aL •Oo paithsa. - • s t i aa c . ~..,...;.,... % , :tf . 44 pro", , . Tipp.: 1,.. 4 •• . - , 4... . 4 Tends , , evinie e the seciet • 4 ' , • *•l, . eft• , / - _ , ...._,a t0 After the irnm.pee irises which It has stistaittedi :jet '- A Body; *44 ,•: ' 11- .‘ itfi to , ii iii.k a per—, wpm • v . .. ~,,,,,,,,,,1...,,, •ra w . -4 ~ •P ti t r,.., p r i se d... sere • 1 . 1 ° 4 7 ailed Qeeksflis Idoetiog-ho 7 use °f more than..sia *reeks, daring which our light troops , w ''''''''' ehas( ~ . -,. , egn hr 111.11farditti-la ) jaave take*. Oasa one to sit thou Land ' * men a day : 1 .:- -• , - • "li - .J. :...... k ee.s ... ~.;,. aseficApii,_,. . , isuisouthe ~. _ tse, was crowcted 4 nananisonee ~.A . ' • . ; m y I :., • 'silk 441111:061 •. ' :. *TM or Mile al .8i testi.* circodtstanes baying beenliade knos .ifterhevioseidept. greet part of their 4loyalry sle. ; lane, o *--i= , . g • .4, 0 - 13isissid.., „..._ .. , .. •.. . _. i.a.. 1 . 1 .„ 1 .• . u ,... ,1 10 =set tle. .. ~, .. ell, after the 51 i day of ' street , siie tn iftednosplkinamtrameser-11. Field, ltosriboor ". 1 , 11 . - r..1 , 11 11 - 01 -i- s aw.." 74 T ...1111TAAra• . nt Wilet& - prOttzkiliere... the g o „4 to ' 747 :' 4116eisathotteel -•- * - essethlsoNOPTAWll4l - 1 tOlot i lt IMT: i r re : • Tde Ike* ft 00, ~ otthOSpeletykad net onlk\lavitor the iitlci- nigsen eons . ` A iAlooollftd the JElng of ' 'Naples, 1 •ZP".7 - a i v a l r W itei g • Wi t t l itFrliftat e :,, i 7t/A " :14; wage- '• ' .7`4'; - , ,,14 4 r0it . '''% • • • to ethbe Vitillhatlethends but *k the ppius and with the loss of a p ofki*ArlillerY, aid sock ruin i itiliet4trcet, mr;t 4 Wot ' ''' „; ~ i trttrititlP:4 l4l, gad ha PP lL Y) l4l4ll*alliiiice ciwsdi i l ten ciiiilid did"fo lt r (be t° St. los: le :wd 's2 ers a" .• : T it h lv e a no l Z ia ity . S to his eavoley, that it 1)* dace never 4ared ta shoW ? '' Pinf u lt i rrs s a ig orgi t : k a n tra .....r. 1- ,4 . 41:41 i h i i n y esb r d s i s milog;, 4-4 , itself bereft of ' lestisatif lc a shame tO ours. ta ::. 4 . ' s o l i -e, cea 4 I, ma; Vieletiftlif* . • .., 6 '...... - r's 1----wiNatradoee fir- . GR . tiLAT, a native a Frame, a. bur of the it. isuov. , i lea . , : d ' 1 . and pirtietgar Wont et . attraction! ~ was . Sitelit.s syR _,,,„ „__ ____•P , army ; ,ten and W. Jars*, tiVerpea4t ;": tad ilerr men WIMPS U k.,ingle man of, the etsenty•ilopoo,‘"ll:4liret and .: githaers- - • • ?hor f ol pemhobi l pammiem, on Almeria ,ef Wean bele; Seek* siY Friel*, eonimonly cal ed. Quakers, seat . wis ever. I. 0: retool' to France • and sits' pay .with ' Ltillsocol - 9 )40- ,..tilik l , l toont'll, 10. •.• hie We, 6e hii - eaptitity, ; 4 s pe ' guilty wooftom .of: ;,,,447417;;;;;Tr, , *Me* sestdeit# l.l l oo-41 ._ isiev.trOtidedil(l.ol*.sory.o6l2;llll4iwari;:odivottithed po wi ll iu tteal ney lis ests fe ' i‘ . ... tip i, ork. hrell lie gio beg t a m n ista o t ra ci t l ion liis : from ntry ie - atf pas N t s e i : •• ' haviog darer no- follevr i . unit the hearth the Ras- : Hikler Rod W. Nevrbery, alwastiress•aseeehliet i ,; _._ lux • Cliesesidt, 3 Oat( provinces, that Mack .kigrossor. *le . makes a Hi l t i h T . „,, l ada e r' e t e ,o" l . s. -.1 - 7111 t ifi gh _,,.'. ' ' 't . g i • . ':, , tor - ma i m are i s set the, edit* ; Ms lutroductlon COlateti principally in to rf° lrotr the thit ibi Zi ' n r it a l m es i s n Of ' • Ipbrr. of the liltiod of his people. 'The reinforce . si n gwatili - mid i. Witter .I.l* at Mos: olertioito* Z . wu • ragifr ‘ ir • n soli of Cavalsy x that have lately come up, amount Ilichares and c. , Bi l ki"°° 111 .1 sehodlelsueses.....Wl •41dtisi:- of troth):' We have . thOliabt it .right to red ih ei thaa ni t irerent est at W et I sages sr. , ke. M. ospe, and us. Leeds, nsarekaals. ; ' .• so ett");000 Men, sateng • whops are 215 iegimeats of sher"F'f--• U. • - . ~, publish tame article .at - length, .„ 410, 0 .. 10 4° • he ad 11001 'and the dreadful consegummes of diaobediesce • 4.• •.-Cossacks of the Don, . who every day sake a nut - : -.--- - -7 --- -' - • - ---. gi The PRINCS theta . and the . Pr incess Cueet.llloldte • w;11 of God, egging i lt so the minds of his • 4.. !sir Of pieces of. cannon* from the seise:as( the enemy, her. : , Mails. . • • -•1)0, ~ „• • .• i„..4.1.,.. mines . . 4. 4 ws i t ehtteele or **it - Seifert la this world • .... • • • • sdreil, .w.ai:(!eed, bar-assist, and ,worn44ll,lis n ow . I 0 , zotzt j a snershy Arc own the smvoe.s. s. • ,• • • - -- • au t. t,. rAteight' on them b y aut. address lasted . . Notosfonl • , , , '+.l- , mes s o it ee tp*B as airfoil * ,of ashatthe•Cestrierl44 o . o • ''zi: reihicrtl "n the most deplorahle sitWi fft ort, .and em. e * - *4c' • • tasihosor . .ii, ....... 4 b ..... t • 4'' . v • z . L.__ ~ . , • ' .• AN '• ia.lloora. - flo concluded:with requesting his 44 • .plols .all' its efforts to evade our iigilance, and 0 , 'd-i3 0 ,. qg'Penh"clin • I' - - "' mi l . the conduct :of te e wppoll va rallgtvillaian to rat*, peaceably to their respective ,;•'''''•• 'tscape our attacks. ,IVith these decided tents - 4 komes,,and to meditabs . upon 'what. they had- beard. i ..... .. i. ... .• • Jerssy .. i .r... ‘Q, , ,aid that of the Niece. But the. e ff ron ter y . of t h e . 't • tages, We repeat that no Frenchman should ever •. .. •• •• . • - '. s. -:- -.- ilk ateleol Gensler, iti assuming . facts right or wrong, •-He spoke Withlrestelluenty, witd appeared a thorough • see his country again-bat welay it more than all Pol Ce. UN STOCKS THIS DAY AT OWN O'CLOCK. anti their rasoilettpatt thies.ef such can be-called Maw of the English buspage ;be never was at a sin _, i i i r i l i . c i mist i se d an d di scou nt*. loss flit an expression dating his long address, and • ..i upon the , . responsibility of the .Commandants and m in k , lobs ands 44 As -, . . 4 4 • ' Ch;efs of the - Cossack regiments, and on all ear , S per Cent. Red. felt Exeisngar..Kilt4 SIC 7IP rill" 51, .I A 1 ''''' . ' ' although his speech, like all foreigners, was a Ditto VI: ala P minced, by Public' c4) )""f 1 P t • '- 0 broken accent, he was extremely welt to be un- ''• • detached partios, so to watch round the French 11 C: ce ,, Ceu m l . CA * l , 3 „•,, 6 ° ~. as GL , . . - 'l*- ' aimy, that the Emperor Napoleon may not per- 1 slurl c asa , N 44: 60 . c An a n ks ir 7haat. Goii . . .11-I.fAWillab.-0- . • • • d er a,n o d . ••• • soo:1:1 1 y esenspe. 'For this purpose, we add his de- !Lima. mis• 16 i 746 ' • ' 1 "" r . 7 l icks* , , . . . This is a AtgitiOlklia l titt. the annals of France ar2 s Sir Na FAROE SMART has engaged Miss lionsatt.s., a set iptioit to this Order of the Day. This description . . A • ..... r ......---- 7 .--4-- •-- -t - - • F - --""""••"" as connected itathitlitireitivok ItaVeriotion..• 'lt is the pupil of Mr. Aoolsox, for the Drury.laiike _Orates- is equally to be acted upon by all the Chiefs of Dis- 'THE ' ' STAT.ESMAN. . twentieth atinieetwary ihicethe fill of Louts XVI: rios. - . • .. *. • -• • tiles, all Authorities, Civil or Military, all Post- - • masters, izo. If this Order is strictly executed, ar- - - _ .i , whosuffered by - decapitatioh Oahe guillotine, in con: The herrings have nl iet the shores of . __, - - ' ' ' .-- -. ''.- ' . --..........---.. -.it .. J.......... ../*1... /111"..1i.eitil ilemvaintinik nn i SLISSex : tir'V are s ti l t AIM Abe whim:P. to 'sines's. • • forgeriekto itt linepentse.eztent have lately , been con. o latteito 2,3d..P'gtVolenlinvintitted by •an iodivideah Tht permn charged wiih NOW Ay tea- army badfralatiMl4 - 4h4 , ll,4e f wits. Oa* 43rooiisiderAile natirjevlltp alarca nti le ikat i sbsernikyidfdik the frklyitiett--7 Pikrti, t mem, eif,:pevonghirc. Olt* "nrscts the It an‘rag z ane wiiiteorhaleaccused of. having • opra bot.se ited. The particulars had not trvasPir: 'io the city, to the amount of 60,6 4 ;;_cosa.a Lootery st accatusts left the l hi . Biasils- Pince-keeper for 20,0001. • ,and, the whole, In bills eipeditton'is said to be again prefiar- of eiebange, deaft;,&c. tothe abtoinot K oftweriN of • . • a and ' 7, " * 1 ) 1 . # - 1 t T. j p I't I IC