The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-27 00:00:00

~_, ...~ • . y Le mislead; the policy of a nation at all times our ally ; he compromises a throne to which the good offices of his Emperor conducted him ; he directs •-without remorse, and with good will, the sword. egainst his country. " He bas ceased to be a Frenchman ; let us for get that he had a country ! But will his image be 'preserved among,those of our faithful heroes ? But if some misled rrenchmen remain with him, will they be able to forget the honour which reproves •,,thotn, laws which condemn them, and sacred oaths :: !Which hind them ? Let us turn from a thought so ~: painful, and , let the Kinumnbrance of this memo rable bi,, ,, ratitude -if it is:les - 4We, be for ever .ef faced., 0--- • -3 . • • • ' ' 6 • Iklatl . atn, it is bisq .. ui tigk,„ggsjoilloitt; :4-41a:141 Ty . ;liiirrg'WOr gitoit - upoti iltat alias • stfirsea so **ii* Toiir. Ms : Oairlea. Sritha l li i l ..lisimilrideati , the noble eft your Growl , - liiiisekifig elik 'Our toliabitsitPo The gired 'city Of t q l . Pith will insitiVidy reilifiMtief"as fiitlifol subjec ts, Their i4srthichargeoltlibit`tidirlfisrlrattiitr PrioCe oak. tit AI N CORnerr, A it& .4•;' '''' c" 0 , •,. • . - i ~t 4 . 0 - -* 4 . We' Ikr*Oignati tenet Wound respect, I -rgiVii,l;;• ' it 0- piceillki t s i t o ; . ~.... • itad f il )' iSibroreasstOSArt'sit'd'Ri Aiilt : 16.ivit ! r i . lintiit4 l , 'tile: - f. , A VOilialithii Wil ill W !Ate' ?.. •li t • f . ) 11 1 140/. .11111 1 116 11"t er4 1 i i MI6 . t tP . A ii . •igi,P gir t .. : . t ? 11.4 . 1 . 141 ' --- -- - - ---- -. .' '... il lte. . tft . --"''..! 41 ' **' '." )1 4 "" .. rh : 6 / 1 1 i 'Pal! - "' z•• , •iiiigtsf Sovereign, 4 Sire, we were vivithi. room- FreepA hod penitrAt4 ta -)), .. Ir iigd4gt..41440,44 :bitif•eif kbaof/' latp4 *Mt wilsols' the four libtrfeiset off .. . . , ~ . t 7 .,t; '-!; r-u at Ileivilfoitta* ' Pit 'ret ' - i " ' ' "- A ' '. 'trout on. a c o untr y , —ighsieletVwh' &Mil I@esa —T r SIP" ' " ''4!- . Etwola and*ak44l.l " 4 " B44::4ni"e r ilt - ** - 44 14 44.1 m ed. Hi; Ro h lt I °f ' the carriage . llaS n(4 'la .. ~. , .. , ,ui t _t. ,14 .,.. 1 4 11 . 1 ''' :'.i .....'' lll -I , : eltlit. i 7 .t -. :.i .(4.• nw is‘ etio„applitanditi . 4; _ 6._ ,i_ 1 I .ag , Iso 3,..A,t ~ .. ,AM out euthout receir. , :•-. ye tn a girit i o . oetrik - ti latier.weti vi d .• .. ' (Si g terfi)• •., . " Etrtiv.' riV4 . patfor ' : IA ; . iirok , ~ ~. ..._ _ii. 2 l•4 :..,. : 6 1 . 170015L_ t. th ~W 1 . net b k „lest taitrrj,. and walked to.ggit s i„ 4l „ o4 S r .: I 'trots) thootist#4lso Deft' , ol ii oik Oliiiiiiil A tie t t ~sl',s,..eadr. Autwters„. Gradesea, Oct ti, mu. .Ab., - , .wp.imigege Liu wo cogusseetenTreirthe, Elb a p t .14 . at . jaw a baskaity.coach snit. , ~ .‘,.. ~ wow , -. ^ , . ~ 4 „,, , ,„ ; ,,i., - .. . :71 two .i• • .. i t aiga 'o44'' to r ifiaeraty orititat 40115 4 , lip.O4 r ; - rninattfv. hit * matte d ideteiiftkl Otr,iie l and that I. r' •-.1 . 1 T h '. 7e d f • .. . .1. ...al. , . • 6, voustino, Oct. 1 .w.,. e reports we) rom . ~.s., 0 , titdCitifillivis, ire :tad stand die - Adding. • enna respecting t emi i ary e e IP It appeitA That thebeiiitiig Co,Aufre i recl much in ! lo._ • - ' a ll •th 44 1 odidiallJnielli- ea 1 4.• ' 4104 Y• .44 T 4 irgi# 'and' . 'fin tee " fb")44littilbeeri P4641S . ' 1 tlgl"tfil ; 113" time Ir 4 . • h Tt v gi. In tie 1n v ,.1„„, 1 seqedato oft, elii. • a t i . ,-" t he o f .. dit ac. h ole - . aar , 4 - ' 0. , 50 7/ tetio .. * . . • .. ,ff ' .. . ecrai. `,4l,- .1e ;.4 . onso : 0 ir sd , :,...:1.104,,,4..,,at.0,...ii. date latt. 1 eitedieart totifelletfpatiati2oolol* ii- 1 1 i l'ih e l ii .e of C091.04Att,..,:5,...'e,•41.-.1. this affair. '• ' '"' ''' -- • : -.. • . , lakr . .oTlnoes,.do not agree wt e :7 ; Foo ii. r i t o o , 0 ii A j o i rA p i i;O l i r......A ll K 4 ui tt dit lo t wane,. p A titi_iishad_ , in art.. .the Milan Dazatifs. !, It iti the •••-k : , t 3do-ty,rit . trieeting of this iodips took place at the mimmunicaltotti.JiatiVieo o lllollllllllldid • -c•SPs ..ibllalliee ciikiicneral Radoraiewtok Which' bas 1 , leguigii r ig , .mgi f a : - .E7 ‘.:- - ma " '" ' tem — . gu'd ie.ig extremely i . Lori st I. ... i hy .c. f am. ght. grinst the India*. cqrpO .of ' is i b ro b a btei •it • ' ' lll k 4 ild li ttitifj, i . o, ll4 6 inifft i n a i 0; 1 1 1 . Ley 'L . 6 . 4011 11 ' bled at eje:ien . 0!el . .Ig.;. Asia: • art ited botweeu,letipsig Luittirmiliktiijeig,:ire: , fur sig., ec .confine__ est al&P' •:-. __ ---77.71r-,77-7,7 -- Gew. l )aiombirev An the neighbourhood (of. Csiekaya Iprif lt . l a =mob— ,__:___ ten .... ... e: _ t ~. .,ce ac e • sittulgut; four. At their bweakii they itiliourti. altacb soda il''' ' 't'' .7 - w . ' 7 Niece the cops -of Witten:at 411,411P4 pfda i itigl i e, ha s• beer( at Jeita ' lnd i oucheb4, tthe'enemi this snore appeared. in '*S fitinity"if ills Sot* L rs ss 3 , The united Prole% ereilite-efiikb•Pitrite of Mosk 7 - we and the Mike oP Ragttatilaiet lit present ti for.: wadable line which extends from Magdeburg an&: Bnrby, upon the- left haft of AltirEthe to Deiittu,: antl:Arittehberg.. -Tht letimy's troops of the army of Berlin occupy the opposite bank of the Albe..• That army basits kead-tlearterein.theittiown I i p4 .2erbst. the Rueslau Ostend, Miaslogercide z rrusdasods ducat/10 ; the Swedish General Stedingk, centre ; sad. the Prussian- Gensral,Bulow, the Aft, witig. A • feesmras of- Sttxtreir, Ocrr.).ll‘ . -The fortress - Geo. Csevich made ow 4.tisberg, `‘.i4*4 poestio Adebbergo and was . feirkswl by. awn. wed i Id,tili trthy, at etefes, mg and Conti ..ii, detibei imputed to thllftt.yrie,Veo" litte . Itility #0,61 ks‘ i pit t -irtiel - . . , its bolsi obiloeSly .theAnterekv .41 •te 911'41: 6 " el .4. " r a K" . • :-.' - .;,;._:;.' ' -' ,' 4 Ri i iiit A te t l i kl i se r tfo It th tt i i sp areitija rol it a.. . .1 ! Th e Ilk bittaliost Of tke'. ausi l l ...p•re i joifiviiik t i,, t A " I 'view *eta 600 men is • i t / u • t, #4, pit; ,t!.1! Depot twill' 4estrUdimi '. iipst-'fil 'rpiiKi(j i r 1 ' I) . tltriltt „, 4 .., .. ~.., t) .. . ~, i 1 4 4. I - .1 . IVight, t 6 rssierar t .to irspleee the ~w,,,,pmespNia_ ,:„. asi, .a *heck. on • the 'conduit fit '''' .iieise lei of the - 3ith. ilegiovetrt i whic? , is to be tit" AlfilV44-goli a .strakemiefght; if &hp' li'ejociii::; brought to yortsmoots Itr i evitiistoti 'ire suppose; tons should take 1:11ade j or eta place orcooffo}rtibinl to embacksitroii for *vire in lihoiliods ' 4 Fruncc! The lleder schooner , liiivftifte •at•ftymputh to *ode for.bis sick mut wounded troophwhilst there ie.! 8° Lielinableleftl/t4 him tiiiiisliolfrectit '' Prc ` teef ' -‘4i the .neattlt4l3444l.sOction with Lord 14 ' V.• i ) J ; -. ' . , .1 ',. .. VEses.saracoas je llewp..2rts-lwith. provisious and do. i . , :i , . , j .,k, A. .;, ;• , -.1 - 0. , 0. 1 1 , :' :'''' isceinetits, ot:thb OA -41 th, 2'4(iNifiatisy ' a nd • r; litilleitew ow. ilotOtiktisisok.wittigrattiLli&OVettr i ilegiveeotV , The %Lb; ttallin'bt the tatter °-.-- gil agih oent - • •, -. .401, - ..:.• ••, . ..t: . " The ictot44 lw ri a.exill receive Avis other (or Connauglit4Langers) Wiled ,OthOw 4 2gd from Pty.. 'quowierilby,tiiii3Opyorgatt - ; nig i lleibi r . :44loll, ;Await for Cork; under pi s Yship otsvo i ret his Modest '' . . ,4,• .., . aid' p ict u re o f our pos ition bere: bet politkid - i 4 . - .N er ' . tie P Iv' : . IC 7 1...., _ . ... i t .:. .: • t irlrii;,: - .,;1 .' :11 • - X - e —f...• — ) al i atid'f %.fo ii. frigates have each been friendi lioaoadilic ilertit?,sena 5 par a -copti now r timi4fs_NO`'Eaka'4litcbteafeotiltt.Grbiteial Sir T. .. . , 1 . 4 .......,1 4 . 1 ... 1 ,, I I t , . • isikit • - . . •• ' 11 1 'of MC ioiraa 'lnk • Vaarar e t illw,P3ofla' 00-1414L0r tiritlitial - 1140,mode,of ciniveylitiCels now, licalinn, urt" thrtrittiffttiiiteig 'ntrAfefetisceitlL tM ,*it , ;24lao4lrbelrdonlid.;lf94 . iticvilist.Geodar;Jaf ..- hut tIF4 pears is tibif' ll o.ll o44 b i iiiiial -,44 rill* rill's ; lot,the.,_R-&atritOhitla . W.Rayl.Pati. ' therefore, to say: tole*, 41111 t Illealletti "ieltietam• ; .ilige eu bbai'd one of the Compatifs4bips consigned. so insirly . breaking.)6Pon ns in Apt.u..litst, . : i. 7.. ,-. a ~.Ola 'llookti .!etr.l3lolo(Trivhich — shila; it . if Oder. ha l l • 'sum& will lielfipatch4tat the licila House tin'eir 0 • be g a ' l ot jc! we '''. n "A . r.e are eP:P I ,l ' a llut . " 1 4 1 1 11 '‘O abufit -tilt.+th"..ef :Itieritibei. - • "the fallowing are of disorder which mightnaturally - lutve been predial4; among ..•Ow wiiiiiitei .. which will compose 111 P first from the interruption ortite ori!kal laer;etuilevntelay- -fleet. call seationllBll44 . 4-4102etpty, • ppitinstane, : which a kingdom had been gerbille(' fore series,of cet i; INT:' 'S. Veiiir; - Cit#4,104,71ki . ,., a ,Nertimi,eiitiOto • ' ned at . Bombay:od China b - 'and ..tieltAtifilia 0441 to Sr. , turies; and the attempt tedittate to ifanother mod PIO' i seleo4 - nation . 4.9 4 d clitn i i. . : • .... f . ~.. . . , ...., ~...,.; . . 7conittitutipity- for Which, ,by titbit, language, nthe "''.l . The ..eee ktOo a has apiloctiteirwspeffitkoure ! tion, religion, moral, andAtery*Opipluient Material; ' 4f . r.Coarp O n• Qouncil • on: ro4iiii!teit;' st,.p4Telve it .was unadepted sad:: neprojaretit • Whep the ' o'clocki , ,44.ioniider - 4 Report .friAei , the Ceepatillee British army first ca s 1 All country, • litierSit for - -Getteroi:Perposes, solstice in durimosems" . , ,tingthe . JAMES CBAICty thrimiliiiiwitid ijai d dikous .....p re .': Petitionin . l l :apiament against hitrcV . Anctiont,..apa. Lord to ItElt, it is said_offer.lisseit wan. i test it against the attem <,. , Piiiitit4 • ~. . 4 ""a" "eq) er" , itithle for,tiso,twpresentation of Westmorisadi vacant • His successors, 'General FLO 4 Rod' Sit letritl'ilrillinjh the &ki r o f: L6id k uNc . A i T ali..._ • ,:, 7' ' : • ' .; - ' ' ' - held unifortnly the same language. They asked ems -We understand that one: thivlreet'bbstacles to additional authorities to enable them to coithioe.the i Mr._ CiLtiNING'S, joining the Adadnist.ration is re ! local military resources pf the Island ; these audio...i loilid - by-the disCovery : he :heultrile.--thattheta.. I rides were refused ,biwtii,iptin Government as well • lents of the Noble Secrete ! y Fof ,tate for amigo 4 Affairs are tench rnprovedotaceOey acted togetherb Ine -this. Sir Jens(STUIFF I : : who afterwards com- ! and that iitr.e.., now thinks this ' the Pip* Lord ip mended, made a like deemed, with similar success t':it even to s plan an . ' . . - he had, neverthelesi, the credit of defending this': .Th.e Emperor .of c'' • f Moaocco, lie„retorn for the kingdom against a formidable. attack.. When . )10 horses and superb harness, together with socal. cati. represented the dif4ultiets of i i . ....: i iii a t i m , ii i howitzers, sent some time ago as a present from _--- r --- - .. - % Us P KCE RIG NT has sent to his Royal Highness which he had been placed, and *tendered his whichll Laj il e L stic lion and two 'beautiful • Arabiair : hdrier; resignation, Lord ----- .--• then, at length, - •."". have arriveti'pt Portsmouth. : • sent • Mit with the winit. of reform and: comet. I• • An Irish Paper, the Connaught Journ*,s9tltiCask , tion at once in his, bead' Ind, to make jtmeedaj An- ..felleti] -- - singular .rapli": . --,*. 4 :110ridtlt - '......, -.-. fit to ....„...:* . let , at, narßo . rot the insufficiency of powers eons - piast4ed' ) lelL'biligs I 1141;';‘1):1 ; rilales ; * ere exhibited . for an hint ' knthe several predece . sibtli . 1 0.11 1 Y/4 - AnieSiatt 41t1s - .44i it li i;'' ~s iock* , ,, near the Exchange, Limerick, p.s..n..7ipnish racier of , Ministerl., 3 o .44ll . l kilbit ei GeMeil of the , - fOr forestalling. The Mayor is dedsrtnissed4 iit Army, and at. til i sone: time o i s i d, atit i ou Glow :, the most exemplary illa II NM, to punish regratiirs, hy e practkers the pare of provisions is ,enhanced rat' of the Sicilian forceV ijejiiii aitcpArs-. c a ug 16 : 4 17 cwor of the state. .sinee.4ooo44l. tions.4i ih ta n ris he n Soy. Rand on-. fr:eitlaf l a noted forestaller of internal rertlatinefor there ks 1nr44046190 . 47. 'k i l l .:Novi ti pat . 11 1i 4 4 1 " 111 1 1tc.,4 1 0.4.. i w" . ir P li i i il r h i Vi t ". p 5 iiiigrreptioti -from a foreign tienti).frateiatonelow , Pgrih4l6 I silk . ' 4 l ° - ilk - - -'re . k.... . . . ititlae4 ;110104i rL 6 k tit 4141141- into ..tlia pert of • ~ ...., - - ----,<;, erpeul. gaged Our labourc..o7.l great, ~. l 'iliti 4 , ..;616 0, ~ - , . .. •* • * . ft- rem6 k '*, PPOIL The light will be recl••to &Anguish, it . changes 'that ha* : ?onaerently; ~., . An . 0 .nt I --,.friptiratt the.lights. oPOn'theihore, and 'will be . .eutit ' Q uee " (s t il t . a QuEec , !Th 6 teter bitiiiimliu° ol -MY- tilted in a lantern hoisted at' the' mainmast-head of have been),the.consort of the Sovereigu; is illustrious 'the vessel, and wilt lam' lighted 'for, th, first. itme on by her birth as by herinisfortnnes,.hasbeen constrain:. Wednesd a y, Wednesday, • the ref 11)te;iiiiiii;.. - 0 lick and foggy edU,fan aditiniediginad'lntirokeiliealth, te•itbaO,.l vieiflher, either IT night or day, li' bell-will be ki . sit, don .het dominions Air andlyi* riggeatate,: , , . i . _,..., . The 1 : t. consiantly ringing , .to prevent fesels from runnin e , o lest week the light vessel.. .. • Kibg, the ancient, sidditltirkig Eli e ' reaterlitri ot : tite .. . lest week was completely twofi tow - th e Pell O f present war., theonifittilifif.s444 l . ; the British, 9. 1 .: ..eight.bells-, at St; `George's Church, tiencaster, in moment, bas..beasioOstpetled to resign his sciptririk• Yerkshire, Mi. JOHN iloiir's 3040 ten:courie peal, his son. The original•fplitiiof Administration .:44 - of .Grandsira Teppiei,. Which was . .10, 1 4' ' l3l '"? 7 : t ' im i t t•i - a ge - e t L' hav e • - - v-: -.round in tip* . hours and 23 gcluutta,. •14 _._ • • _._ • Saint . anCieut . logic and. it _ been . set asides and party ' of Woliletisen, who, front, indirt 'SI ual temstances,.must have -beenekittrn lobe personally obnoxious to the King, have been placed to direct his Councits. Great, however, as these violeuces may appear, had they beeh hitherto - demonstrative' Of any ,good, or could, we contemplate Any probable ad vantages in the reatilt,.tbe exercise of them. might be reconciled, but as yet we have seen nothing but dis, eider in the issue. The Parliament, if such it is to be called, is, lii general only is assembly of uproar sad contradiction.; the Revolutionary Ministers, in capable of guiding the machine with 'whioh they were nuacsuaintett, base :endeavoured to retreat 'from the thibs in , --thet- resignation of - their posts. —The polio abt. has accanitted 4*e-fold, iirsoi ‘st• *kip . A" rial" .1" • George . .. Tenths of that ancient 1040141 y and °Ow- . 1 , ducted by Mr. SLINGSAT . • • Wt.ight of tee tenet: . 30 cwt. net bell metal, •ist 4), and cast in Inl, ',,"‘". • ..111pniley 'ilevialgit"Ma n jor'-Getieral G not I n *stetted About 13U0-, creeps of the garrison to the Perth.delidt, and' mode 'a larye detachment aaddenty enter the airing ground of each prison, the prisoners were turned out, and, the prisons srirtly seaiehed. The'persons of the prisoners ware 81.0 s ea.rched,...w hen Ahoy were turned in. We u► derstard. that no offensive weapons, or any thing, of much. consequence, was discovered. Generg we are told, intimated to the prisoners, that s 0.1" as they gave no, trouble, they 'should be, mild y . treated, but, 'that if they continued their rest!ess projects. of escape, to the disquiet of the country, they . might expect the severest pleasures to be adopted. si;gortol ". . • , t I. r• unproticki d it ist * ress, the articl . THE S'firrESIVIAN.. *- •• • . _. • . • ....----_____ - - 4„... - fi----..-, i•'--=:= c = cz , z==r.a.....git, . ......., .4 . . i 1,..... ;. - ,„,,„ - I , lv. should bugled to do as much, but ~ , ,.t wie .. . wisi vy le y....7 .....the A k e" . rising in tkisee unreasonable onto. ou titiths 4; k and, to htigist il et e t f be re pu lie t ia lic g t jealousy, your resurrection, and the eci . at which it is surrounded. ti F or the third time be now dares tlik ''.. ....:. - ' '"l. 4.o ll= , * holirte -bidlizig t:f tbl ti v :t..peo lirr" ple, 6llH and there of subsistence are become so dear, that the. peop e t i n are every where 16 ' •'' • . 'i' ll ti, and your independ: s c s oi ls intorortai ~g ..:, , sets., :7__liithh. wi ll g ._ tteribeirldp _ , ... hatistse, your territory [.,. ” Ilion have valiantly swot, the usurper oven, wbo beets!' the motions which similar circumstances are s • • - _ , ~,:.C..fhTi , .tion are ever insu ffi cient to . repress ; in fine °invariably n'c o . o v ' e L tri:l ition . of ientlx ~ . ‘ eesu ,...,:stra usun e i n ti d ell: 1t , a ,.... tti1i t : 1 .4.,:,: ' ...- 4 : gone . to generate, and which argument and 4 w i t ortll not delay making him repent the third:l' admen ! . • "1:11ow num) , fresh motives now excite your pi= triotism end your valour I t 011, 44 .y; l tkes t eiset fofkoetito ishkeyon *weer . :„., i , , ~ b um * . , , . . ~ . , . rizon is most gloomy—mean while such are Q t . - ' Illiotesitt • it" %nisi ' - ' ''• • ' " yea* sago ; you' arfti , %reeler of feitileg !Ol t ( Ql4 c hrionilitr . ' "•, *" .•..ee in ;Air ; ' ' .... .. • t .' blessings that we have hitherto conferred up on o n io since become.. I .‘ .., . . . . -.. dig fit ij., • 4 !" * „. : . , ; ..i ee ' ,-.. - Br ye • - on :at good Sicilians. by giving them a Bat' son, w the 44 " Theliand 'tallith reheated you, has' given you • . .... .... ~. , ish Constitu, ' . tioa." 1 , ....-• oat 'uoisiursid..itiotogeueesine.4 . ...- . . . ..... - .. . • . • fere the will ten.. * • '•• ----- ier;.- •-, ii... ,. use iiistitutiqpia ,t•onee constirte Your felicity—fob s shill obi stiff r Ithiltithby' would . ft leli . . eOf their new Master, TheA . feelto of -lost night contains . the oflicia; s . our prkde 'and te tt - htd . - 1 4 - .4. . i nie , y . . . act • to4sh them hem- ta„ Ita ly 1 :dare LAO g . . 'Brmen . the' t* - 1 -• i ,pnr icu art o f • v i . . 40, i t aikla shittAki t - whick wir •biterifreadigli .' ' k. s Tisi . ~, l lnformed overnment l llitreen,concell#o44 'room' I Wentii An • ' hel. 'l ' t 1. • i frigate of , iy"` 'mas t ; :.. li i i •• . - . 4 16 %: : • 1. itIVART bi t • 1 r.w.so. coe. Italy ! lerthis ~ s ,sparne,. whici3, r I - -lab thi 4 dettliti of % brought forth'so many pißdigies, ally. in antiqui y i be now your r .. . 'No freser Fiei tc h • ... - ~. - r;' cc " -• ' . ). hiC 9 let • ' I f 4: .Abettirilholtlri .ttialiv‘nE:llos4l4t 1 xittera a '' Irk .1 . .0 , C.1 . )6, the •g rit I• gig t your yiloilhg riots et t . v 7-.. t _ ' . Ys ...,_ , V . • Oc Cabinet Illein fly in ;crovl4i th'foiin't• second isniptiv c . tA the I, too Ally IS urliviqvitivi.. o*H_ bet% i ditriq It ....,.. I e teounii;ggc r oottioisters carnet° town to *prepare for ,r 1 'iolintry, btiforoilliti . the enemy will hot dire to pre- ' eh; lit t 4.14004,4 , jest': IsApiligeocry i 4 :,pp eor : the Meting Hof was held st,the Forpjo lierit himself. ': . t.,.) • .he_u t es d id nos .__ up Lit past four.. . *, !..44 The brave biakiiiiO is, fighting fkii,Aliiihotiae, his 4. tine toibvidonned r al ik it ,,ii ir twiti kir athi l li an c., RI . ainuok i 'ifaibily,—for - tlid'ifoiy ' and independekci ol'hi i *co an- ''" . Ori-Monday_evelAki about sere,; o'clock ; : At a.' .t. - . itiriiiket.o., I I - ....... 46 ' 9, tithVaji WI Mb! e; .eunnot !reloloB‘, , , . . . ftlil_TY Mike of YOLK rtattlfrUntrOTll Windeov, th rot ii-- at-te t , .. ;.• it: • e'`.. • I+ 1 4. . , • te ; l it s t r, i i i t * the elie'lliir . hp forced le ietinfe`froin . '4ur • • daYli•PoshoPsrliot moldy . ti e" , , t i ; ILI oi r i ti ,.. 4 4 inejnraersmitit ) is, cacviage mire i o coo ,,, Ko i li 'iritorYitild let - uv soon be able tiiii 'to* our , . kieporrpvetailed list blght in ,tha !*** * eeird*-1646-2tore off the pole snit splint O- r. rd thigisi Sovereign, 4 Sire, we were WOhbil,6llloll- French hod genitrAtect tio all'iirlir tiad4s t . till , * i l ed la_ a farimp 4 with whoob the four hbirres set off est_,..,k.___ ___. _ :._-._:-.. _.:.-4......1.11'...k . 1.1.:: s. i .te- _ A ,t.g:A..A.10 . 9.$ 0 1 -1 1 4 ''.. rtli • ._— ±2.^. ' _,, li'_'4 fa A! :1 irfhli . • The both/ a the rerrie.A ...... —, i_ vs '.(STATAIS/Vi e ttrit.. .I*.l4ltrtp! ber of men who are disposabte front the classes , •of those yeers. " 3. The•draWint in take j a nl 5 id fi !rota the poblicatiowa.ibe preseht . rentiee' . • •" 4. The Mististerit War" shafi*tdee' l lita depots to which • the editletiptt !hair* sti vs • • : • (..,-„„„„, , • • 1 77 . 0 •• .PaCkehANAtIONi - • 11 )." • PEOPLZ or ma IIEJMODOIIr 1;17 ott., were the happy'wWnesse* of the (nit ,eiPtAilt tifl,lll. • oreit a, "44 1 , .1 aro? who presides our destinies; 'r - be this account; morelconstantly present Co kti itionthla t and more dearte kF3 heart. ' •-• 46 Scarcelf Meii he•relestahlhAted with 'hfilp t i t phase hands the throlatt,- . 4, gobarle : magsir'P i Orono was stiini*tirtineit and Confirrnoti for r4eo. Frenchmen sirtre to atlpport and Alefend ItIm; thee, have been faithful to their oaths. • ' " But whatihe Ftraperor had done for s Franee was not sufficient 'for his groat seal. Pie entitt not tie _ _ stse wish Wis . tai eliOnerite anti youi o toitg ferzotteis It tally resounded jne *mu ertie *ale ordiebi, 'Thravi Its ettf Italy ez. recreated recot that mo. they held tonoored nations. vitt be faithful ,ef . ,Ntretlet.urg is itt.the Ingst7possible-conditien.: it is .. well provisioned, and has a numerousgarrison. There 11-. ; i4. iiielith'ebrini 1.0000011 is tite-aeighbourbond of- i' li i mi t• Aigt,rgrtyess. • :.J. `4 7 , •••• • ' lie ' • *. . • . ..• ...1 I ' t ,' : ^ ,1 • *7l ! . :,LONDON: . :, . . ! .'• „Accounts, from. thoe'lllmMestio • Departments ant• 4:i. i• • I •liiisithliiiiti t ; oiToent 27, lilt.' ' pensive, ,that. the Prince.-4 is -still be. •,) -- -- •'.l . '-' ,, :. r '......,;;.___L ': . ' bind - ,-the Stekeintz , in the position- where he for %li n ... we h Apse time ,has- i hati his •fissees : concentrated..--.--He, I:. Or ' ' ` ••- ftik. ft' t arp to perform as faithful Jour. - 46 thelia l ine 101* covers. liolsteinisati the•Hansett. 4444 1 botontnna merotlifficult every day. We would -tic . towns. Some French squadrons occupy the small . relate oitly the truth, and could wish t• iv/ski the offoNvyiet;£4l9% lashouglig Sallie Doke of Olden- i tit eatfty of eohtridittireg that op - potting ode Olt' Ifs in bliffg,_.. • ii 0.! • .- 1 - !..- rrt b.'s.' .: i i Whit *is' kleem the reverse. We cantiat i. %Owever • , ,Z.. .. .• I to t , Jae" no4teeht Intelligence. from Letpstc but ' ali b i 'it..:- -I - 17i iiiienCe of etirtrwise coritribolf to the IA AP 0,0 11 - Oewt- gm Austrian carp" d'artnee,. anger ...-. :,. . ••• 4 ' ' 1 •... , .. . ••mtschtef which: -we teak 4 am:mutating .:61c. Asssr rsittas 4,14014005te1e, .hat/egain beep obliged to•i - . • •• . ' abased - country. . The, British people, tbesgh too illli t i3aehy : - ..)51-•-• ' • c.:-. - ~ alLstiN, Sere. 141.—Hie. Stoma: -.Highness the imbue to , &Instals, ete . .teet, as we hope,•alisolutely Prince Vicertyi has thooght ptiniertiseettikta-the de- ' Wed... They will satatAlpiit their eyes, 'and•thett they fence of the country tocertain neiriberottlishmariple w ill pronounce upon the conduct of their pretended beloogiog to the cht „ set s . of . t . he . cottalti ~..t:r . i"0 . , , l oi „, tetur . ...,,...lft egk ii i , 140 'pp° a the.A . 4, those men who have been p .1814. His Serene Highness has caused- tbs illiereecisswed .defametl, and vepreletltti iti their enemies: Can any by him on thi* subjore, .to'be preceded by the Poo. ; j*ggle be mere glaring, or•proef more positive, that the demotion which we are going to bake public. I inetion which profits by the war, holds the people in - There is no Italian who can reed Oils Proclamation ! einhpftteignotance is to itsaiffiCulty end danger, than without hemotion,, tend who will not hasten to justify ! rnibblers and sycophant s 9titt the man w h o m their the hopes and the,wishrs of -the Prince and of the ‘6 , l•s • • • 1,..... , ?portray as hatefuLto.tittlfrench and contemptible nation... .z -,- , T • , ..1,-, . ? ) The Decree of the. Psirtce Viceroy. was issued O • W to all Europe, occupies almost exclusively the.daily the 11th inst. at the head-quorters of Gridesca ; it coition). of their servile prints. . A peace, indeed,, ipittaitts the following diSpositione :•*.•`-'-'-- • . - ! *fight reduce the reputation of BONAPARTi; bat It ' 6 Art. 1. From the constriptioni of. the Yeoro 'bi still doubtful whether war will eperate that 1414)81 1809, ISM, 1811, 1812, and 1813, . there : hing e . Suppose he *were to meet with half the ad. altall be raised 15,000 men for the service of the ac-• 7: 7 2 _..-:•. , tile army. - . , .. . • • iversnses of t h e tvancT FREDERISK of Prank, who . • • .. • , , . ". 2. The levy shall be in proportion to theintm- ' , will . undertake. to say our object, if any -' _ - At finable object we have - in the" war t would..be tinned ? -'•We will not employ ninch of our ti nerTyikttlY id Ilirtlier speculationsou the probability of Bois-, yARTes march upon 140.11. The French intekli puce, we have .recetwed.iiimee we gave . our reasons yesterday for believlog,slich. a project -had been :Mooed by hisenoti- 'ln' any mannir i . lessened those reasons'. The latest French news from the .ar __ • *US was ofthe)t!ithlniPwheu, it is said, the enemy in. the "neighbOerheod a rielpsic offered battle to: the 4WSs. Xt is probable thatAtie- eetnrnunlcition Kith Mniii'vvis indeed cut of :both by the aircrinistencli Of the distant date of thetaris intelligence, and Wine p,i*graph in the FrerichiPapers, remarking thatthir ciinimUnication between ;trfaft and Leipsic, ,isnd ,tween the tatter pipes and Dresden, was free, *MC the Duke of Csartocions(Augereau) had arrived**. Jena, with a considerable force. Beyond this-abl !s -conjectures ;- hat knowing the, man we hare eilltief with, we confess we shall not be surprised to . that BONAPARTE, though said to be surround. hgr oi ctiaplly pealed in .the inclosure, according tool Ministerial writers, has given his cautious adversariet the ilip; seised upon Berlin, and thereby enabled himself to trip urt..tbe heels of his once fellow - dier, *now redoubtahleadvereary V.! We expect no common-place movements froma., au expert and experienced. warrior 'es NAPOLEON, and we fear for those who' seek. 00..ERSiell to play a game with bim et which he is so ready and success. We would that his enemies Would try:mile 1 other rivalry with him (commerce for Instance) in has acre ages most , which they would have a better chance. Ohs of our never have to contemporaries draws much seething consolation !pin `sot With. the probrudiageit Ofshe Viceroy • gum's te, ihe' .',o r srgrvi ••- ; fls,or,jk 1. 0 t ‘',.! L:1 'A's ,st , ,intuA , *oat , r 4 'ono xkb bal i'i i : ittsensible to the fate df Italy.' Ills %mewl • '.., render to you.alto your ancient rabbi**, 1 . 1.. .1 , ~ farmer renown.' - • . • " He placedrupen his head the too tong Iron Crown, and the arches of yotir temple r with those memeittite-words=—Diets me I ' l gate a qvi la foie* 1 '• ' ' ' ' • " Those words etcher tu 4. ts; entintsiesm,' your pride ; you apprect ed the tree sense . . . aid you then imanimousiy repeated—Dieu donee, gore a qui la touch. 1 - ‘ O. From that moment the kingdom of otvd • from that moment Italians recreah 'Wet; the glory of their ancestors; 'from want, io the tylewof astonished europe, t their place in the midst of the most honeuret ,1 : 001 y Italians, lthject lekd you, know you; you also putt witl b to yoer oaths. : 44 An enemy who, fora length of time, 4 • tintrthtnell to clieisle you, iu Order to nits . teat los s kiii not mett-trithout tosibitte!so • ii " 0, . • .o 1 ..44 eve ,-,;;; s,. at-0 10/ • . .. .. . . . pliot 4 . • :„,. tome l 4:6o - 1 . 0i,it , ,i-s; • .. t • ,• : Mall. ; • , -'9. , ti , i ,•.ct .t '‘.4•;•it • ••••••!•••4:0. g ot.r tz t °r•••;fjefe ••#i t tj. 4.4 i . ....", VICO ... P. : • ••311 ••A 71 • ! t e O ‘l e ' t il re ;.• . .. . 'Wilt% ' bon .. ? Lis .4'.. 1 .r.:.':.1.. ..:4., iHdr la • :c.,...,,.........:•Gadis ....i....ta..,..7.i.4990.Va.' f.. ..r •,0: ` '"',"''':' ''''-'.'itiv il if lta ••• ' •t• •"it• ~ • - 4 . . Pit .. 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