The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-08 00:00:00

ft is . Wellington poiuted 1 4 _I i Abe Chaleco, fortificattenal t thetto nothing Ito Wen dope . , •• f • the ‘l4e iii : o f ALICANT, Noy. 45,----tettera t o Catalonia, speak of a fortunate action s . wkich. d'groles's division had in ,the vicinity or tqlltipi which the Spaniards made 506 . Prisoners;___ SEVILLE, Dec. 12.—T0-day, about noon, id.; Ex cellency General Castinos entered kid was received with discharges of artillery litidlothe greatest applause, by this faithfuil and grateful peo ple, who can never forget the conqueror of Bay len. CIODAO Ronaiao, Nov. 24.—Gen. Souham coin: minds, ad interim, the Army of Portugal, which consists of 45,000 men, includite , the reinforcements which came from France before the retreat of Lord Wellington. MURCIA, Nov. 20.—Some of the troops from Alicaut are advancing towards Valencia. In' re. spa to the Sick, they are going on well ; for some days a single person has not died in the city.. In Carthagena, the quarantine is finishing, and, Ood willing, we s'aall soon see ourselves free front this cruel scourge. CADIZ, Dec. B.—General Clinton; accordiog to:1' intelligence from Gibraltar, has marched with Ili' division from Alicatit towards :Mancha. A reperril • in circulation, that Lord Bentincif. and Lord . Wet., liugton are to have an interview in Cadiz. Z THIRD REPRESENTATION Or GENERAL DALLAATEIIOI TO TILE GOVETtNMENT OF SPAIN. MOST EXCELLENT Sitt,—By the last • order of your Excellency, communicated to me by the Mi nister at War, I perceive, that it is still insisted that I should proceed to Ceuta as before. directed, and that Colonel Doit Francisco de Paula de la Pena is appointed to accompany me in my journey. Yoer Excellency has disregarded the just motives on which I founded my former representation of the -10th in stant, so as to ruin my reputation without my being heard ; and your Excellency will permit me to say it, to put an end to my existence.—l represented the feeble state of my health, and the impossibility of performing the journey, and the result was a rope., tition of the former orders. Dark machinations,' and false suppositions, ere neither suitable to my sentiments, nor to the charge I have.held ; norl to the confidence which I have merited from then nation. On the whole, I now see that my word is not credited ; or if it is, that I deserve to cud My days on the journey. Whatever may bet thought of my assertion, I have now with me seven physicians, and a surgeon from the army, who have all unanimously confirmed what 1 have declared in the presence of the Governor of .this place, and the said Colonel Don Fran cisco de Paula, as your Excellency may see from the certificate which I transmit to you herewith, signed by three notaries. The Adjutants who were with me have retired to present themselves to the General of the Army of Reserve, according to the orders of your Excellency, communicated to them by the Go vernor here. I only retain with me Don M anoel Je la Lastra, who has received seven I Wobriais ferent occasions, and a ball in the breast, of which The cavalry reinforcements, nosy Otte to the Pe• he has not yet been cured. I request your Excel.!. hinsula are the 10th and 18th reeirents; or rather, lency not to deprive me of the society of this inerl.l 'onl detachments front thent, of fi ve or, SIX troops torious Officer, who has sacrificed his establishment tY from each; in all, tiserefore,amounting to,about 7001 conveniences, and health, in the defence of his . . men. They embark , at Portsmouth and the re ! , country, and whom I highly respect, for a thousand; minder of the two regiments; yibigh remain at home. . atiCanterbuty , . ~ reasoui, ' pi, - the whole - I submit myself to the jus- • --- ... . , . . who, I trust, will not non. i-to'recruit,. are to haves their qua . rtens, ___ _ tice of your Excellency, and York. . ....., ! ...,/ found me with the cowardly and pusillanimous, who have recourse to every pretext to ii*Oid dischirgitt: It may be interesting to 114 , itbdt, Hfeel', intiit.thfi,pe n , their duty. God preserve your ExCelleacy many: vied, Or naval mishaps, to reen,eee thoiatioety wantbi r , years. Sic n. Ftertck and Arntirterikr. i rnitOe'l 'lthol FRANCISCO BALLASTMU/ S. }4 ' . . e " 111.14 6 ate reageen're, of •3 6 guni _. :iwa* cants l l l, l Anicquera, Nov. 19,1812 . ''' 'i ' bythethilitet ,States fr igate, lii th Wirlin Ointliini, a n • —. ' i afteal;sharp anoint, r t he, heat OtT'VeOlUtitiriten...k; rot; wra ItETRESE NVATION or oEvotAt. ot Lukas:nor: Thelrerigrauce, a considerable time afterwards, *he; To T gt; CfOTEIViIiENT Or SPIV. in full and 'effective force, 'fougitethe English frigate MOST EXCE&LENT Sie,---'-• Although the state of my . La Seine, Captain MIVNIC, whe r after a sharp con. health is still to It was at the time 1 made my former test, captures' the '' representation, dated on the 19th inst., I conceive' We understand that I ought not to avail myself of the liberty grant. immediateiri. ed me to remain in this towrr, till my complete re. • mond 4 which covery, because the conditions accompanying this • who ' permission ate Incompatible with my honour. ••-•- , —f. WI am ordered, in the name of . tour F.Ecellency, to Authorities, refrain from conversing with any persons, except be accompaniers such as belong to my family, or who are appoint- of his ed tr . . attend me; and besides, not sego out of the de-Camp. bt:ll3e. These precaptions prove that Ido not en. I A large joy the center of yo u r Excellency ; and that ' Toulon is ' '' thy tide to irhich my misfortunes have wick - ef. impres6. such the re raised these propositions , moderate and liberal as they were, nevertheless , arewot official) a dd , thet4ise Porte per r i ,,,of 2'2 days. The intelligence from Halifax II to the !should be treated. ' ir. a manner which forbade me to sisted in entirety.rejeeting the elettlitt9 .ll :4, led/ 1 0S I -11th alt. from Washington to the 19th, and ham' • ! expect their acceptance. I was even asked by Mr. this affair, and that nO Russian Agent susissalinsto4, d ove York to the 27th of November. Nothineof - to the nest:l4l6mi which took plate. 'THenGeandi . i 11.t.MILTON, if the United States would deliver up Vizier :wilt not permit the Russian s Gorertrospit,* 4 "V FT:".. I " ~ - i m por tance had occurred in warlike opera. 1-. its agents , to sue ddt e ;4 l , an y l imier i n nniee,ii as-' since : the laid arrivals from America ; but i . t : the native Britith seamen who might be naturalized America! Although shocked at this demand, I which regard the interior of its empire . We are as- wits understondiblit a correspondence would be im - . ; i n sured that, conformably to the arrangement coeclud.. medintely opened wit% Sir . J. B. WASta* tt OPo such mildly replied that such a procedure would be dis -1 ed, they 'Welt be, as formerly, a Tetkisti Nolte at *fair and honourable prin .- ClOl4, as, if it' ho riiil of • grace f u l t o A mer i ca w ith ou t- b e i ng use f u l t o G rea t .Beigrade,;.-tikat this Pacha Shilt,4l4 'bring into:•-of the 40St Britain -that the habits- of seamen were so peculi. that city 1011 , Tnrkish troops ; atardest the renmin- success, would be f o ll owe d by •a, wee . der or'thh Ottoman military inirshall consist , of vigerous character. The followiiidasarthe most im- : arty unaccommodating, that no one would go through Servierra.. ; • ihat 'the interior atoCtatration shall re- portant extracts from these Papers :-. • `the tong probation, required by law, to become the main with the Servian authorities, as well ,as the•col- i • WASMINCITo.X9; Nov. 9. - -:-:The Cartel ship Friends, citizen of a country where he could not pursue his , letting of imposts ; but the Servidts authosities will that not to employ Hoontas, *;4676 front Portsmouth, England, has professional occupations - arid pay.the Pacha of Belgrade au annual tribute for the ' arrived at Ntkfolli. Sailed on the lit of October. him in this - way would be virtually to surrander him Grand seignor, the amount of which is not yet „ . .1 os tl no crutaers.pl. * Oast. ,§weght Papers to , to Great Britain. • known. lw ease of war, Servia, it is said, is obliged i . to furnish the Porte 15,000 men, vit. 10,000 in. Sept. 28. ,i " I was disposed to believe, however, that a re. [ 3 asserted. that giving up , faotry, and 5,00 cavalry, who will be maintained at . NOVEMBER 17.-It is confeti;ritly ciprocal arrangement might be made for the expoace of the Porte. - a correspondence k about to be authorised with Sir • deserters from public vessels. I - It was on the 7th of November, that Prince De- Joan BoaLASS WARREN, attd upon principles, " Here, perhaps, I owe an apology to my Go milli Mdrocsi, et -devant Hosp which; of Moldavia, I ch, f they should fail of suceese, will be fol- • verttlretttclor having, without its precise commands, and one of the Ottoman Pleisiliotetitiariea at the , ; or; 'sowed by a . warof the most vigorous sod unremitting keurded the overture above-mentioned, relative to ttongress of Bucharest, who signed the treaty 1 peace with Russia, was decapitated at tichnnita, - the i character . , . British subjects who may hereafter become citizens head-quarters of the Grand Vizier, agreeably to or-. # That there will be changes in the Executive• De-; of the United States. In taking this step, bow lders transmitted by' the, Giand Seignor. We are- partmeuts immediately subsetiumit ,to Mr. MAIH- 'ever,' I pounded myself that I did not trespass • generally assured, that he suffered this catastrophe, . i SON'S re-installation, n b onehere has a doubt. Ili- against the spirit of the • instructions, whickl.had i because it was known he was a partisan of Russia. deed, the 't sins of omission and 'commission," is received : and had the proposition been accepted, I . 1 -The Turks pretend that Ite, as well as some other - 'functionaries, allowed themselves to be corrupted by ' certain departments connected with the war measures, should not have been without all hope that it would ,the ResSials Government ;4.ii at least certain, that are of so heinous and crying a nature, as to make it have been approved by the. PREMIX; as its pro. An was implicated in the ;same affair thst caused the ' questionable, whether the Pay.stover is not guilty of spective operation would. have prevented injustice, ;'dismission and haeisliment of the' late Grand V izier, a constitutional violation, in retaining them in office and its reciprocity disgrace." and some others employed iu superior situations i THE MAIN ARMY. i-by the Porte. Manse; Bey, rho richest indi- , even to this period. I : Nov. 26.-The army under the Commander :a ' vidual ih Rodselmck, who formerly was employ.. I !MUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. eft hy the Porte, aial who, during the last war, I Wednesday, Nov.lB. i Chief, General Deantoan, broke up their camp at rendered some services to the Russians, for I NATURALIZATION. , Plattsborg, on the 16th inst. and marched to Cham ; which the Emperor con f err ed on hi m the Order i Mr. LACOCK, from the Committee appointed on , lain, on the Canada line, nearest to Montreal. The -of Vladimir, has also been put:to death by order the subject, reported the following Bill:-= force is somewhere between 6 and 10,000 men, re- I of the Porte ; p hisproperty has been confiscated.- The Grand Sei:olor has raised Pchlewan Aga lately A nun SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE ACTS nentroronr. ; gulars and militia. Whether they will•Asttempt to I returned from the interior of Russia, where ' he. was ; PAssEn ON THE suBJECT or AN VNI roam RULE OF cross at once into the British territory, or halt upon. I Ldetained as a prisoner of war, to the eminent dignity' ) NATuR A LIZA TioN. the frontiers, is dncertain. In the latter case, how ,`of Pacha of Rametia ; Isis government extends at ct Be it enacted, &c. That all persons resident in : ever, some partial contests •will probably occur. - once over that province and Bulgaria. He has al., th e U n ited States, or the territories thereof, on tile We know not what force the British have in that ihsedy been installed, and is. now at the head-quarters at Schumla. Ile has many patisans in the Ottoman Ist of June, 1812, may he admitted to the right of , neighbourhood. itany. Among his opponents' Tsntioned Mollah ; citizen* of the United States, at the -times - and in the Commodore CHAUNREY has, fitted on Lake On. Perim of Widdin, who *het 'gently erected the' manner prescribed by the Acts heretofore passed on tario a brig and nine armed schooners. With thi , r standard of revolt, and assemblidirpops against him.. that subject, ally y thing arising from or growing out squadron he has attacked the forts at Kingston, ar.i Hick Ogle, another adversary Of 'Pcltlewan, has ' o f our p r esent state of war with Groat Britain, Ire- I was again before them at the last dates. He has made thought proper to pass the Dam elm ; and save himself l an d , and their dependencies to the contrary Dotal two prizes (schooners) ; one had Captain Biwa , behind the Truth, among the Ronsiatts. Hafitz Aly. ! withstanding. Provided that no alien enemy shall ' (nephew to the General) on board. The British have is erottising an armragainst MOlloh. ' I be admitted to the rights of citizenship, who shall , several ves s e ls of war on the Lake ; but, p erha p s, our According to the last intelligence received from the army of Field Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg, it was I:not withli ultet 'months after,the passing of this Act, :force is slow superior. in the best condition, and marching epos Shotim.- ' t make his application, and. such declaration of his I , By a Gentleman who has returned from the army Since the glorious affairs which it had. with General ' l intention as is requirt.44 law. And provided also., ! under Geucral Honing, we are informed that tho Sacken's corps, itothing has taken place with our i tbiulathiEvogou - soutetnba steal be takes, or eon- I Cig.)o mounted volwriteerve -who -- itartdd so me time oolops-d'ettotie.• • - -- !.- --.--- -- - I - , . -,7 istrued to interfere or prevent the apprehension and: thine from Fort Harrison to go to the Peoria towns. I reameal m occording.to law; of any alien enemy , at I had mistaken their direction, and returned without t - . any tinsel mrniene .to the actual naturalization of [ effecting the object of the expedition. The mount. such alieni t "" ; ' i i ed• volunteers, we'are told, are now on their way The Bill was twice read and referred .to a Com- home. . nide, or itiA44::', ' . It is said, the last accounts left Harterson's army .. .. . Nkir . rllst,Noiw: 21.-A letter from Washing; perilously situated. .It had advanced co:tsiderably, toss mentions:, that the Committee of. Foreign - Bela:. thili Indians had intercepted its supplies, and•it was ( lions ere aPent,tpreporra Bill, to preveol,Antericatt suffering -for waist of provisions. .Citizens from accepting British licences-and that A letter from Washington, dated on the 18th in -14 petsishmeht ter accepting them will be death by . stunt, vinyl, '" the Committee Of Ways and Means," llsokitiohi: ' : ' ' - , I which decided on Saturday last, 1.1 to 3, in favour ) .1 Ik - son is. solo s to have completely triumphed in . ;diiht.' romi , sion of bonds. for "British goods, where MA' snA it ..y.4.1--,....c self-created I . ‘.nikeror, CHRtsroPHW, I Wit& pror,orly Was American,, Ore ROW for referring has been killed by one of his Aids. ,Ines there is - the'subject to the decision of 1111r.pst.i.iirtn. . , 1 end to the imperial GeverawagPit of ,St.:DiHriingo, . ' LICENEE sl'lt A DE: sable Dukes, CnOSiss,- Marshals, .14. The contemplatedl against British Licences to Lisbon, will not prevent ported to those places; but into hands of foreigners, Southern ports. _ ..ional Na cal Committee 1, +'= favour . of three 71's, 10 frie'• The wise foresee- otters . . Arrive'', since our 'last, his I f ieut s 411/stliesteens with . it, captured the Vengeance. • - 1 • • an d its sable Dukes, .CoitSitk Marshals, 14. , The contemplated law ago We understand that*Fit . THOUAS 'GRAHAM returns • inerliately to the army in Portugal, in the cOm. LEapLATUS , V: OV , NEW taltK. ‘ , tassels hound to Cadiz or I Hid of which he will vitrersade Sir Roivt.Awalitui . notrost, lot. V.i,A t KM, entiOrd . 6 , Ai' Act .our pre ! visions being exports to now acts as Commandor-in-Cbief during Lork to present Phill,r l ,4l llol 1 4 lines:between the throw titit cerrying trade i 'ELLINGTON'S absent* to .censult with s the Sottish ' Provinces of Ci s taial s'll tlits'Srate," 'iamp„igreett to 'who will 'only visit the Soot' athoritles, at Cadiz. - Sir TuMts" Gi 4 n ,9s wilts in . * 'Pererbtttal 'Of ':ii*,'lthilk,! 'aud tiftrsettrds passed It is said, ttseCongression accompanied by Lord. liVitAtast.l4l4l;l4.; sots ~ by tins liouills:• - :1411gal - ' 1 - ' at, toy person au en . agreet to report lir favour o his Grace the Duke of: lßsorostoi to NNW Am:A ing under Alt _- Ai," • .. , .me. ••••° ••••• i? A kuirnifrrAffiCet, pl tvidirlitt. 'aud 1b or 90 dokops of war: !-Carap. • < • A large !apply of naval 'stares for 'the lest of *!thi Rebl i 4,.'lltuated -Muskeg the stolen pre. are iidellt liiiipesience.. 'doe is putting on hoard Ito Alipcipitaty it WOO. !may' latilthli4MA4 l . letted id imUstmenttor ft• 114uiVit'rftc I .4 6 --ttirl O. . * , .. - .. : ~ ion',, litlittoistsylms. .is pitikeli. " ..Majesty'* echueUer-reei I In ow 01146 ti from Gallicia to the 11th ; from Cadiz, th the 12th; . ; - .... t . • •LC; *..- nifor such suspicions . In no situation touts{ • '''i ' "'"• •• . 1 , e'rrn -- itaLu.. ;; • .:,.'..-„tt • .. ~' .. ,( 4.4, ,, , ,..... . ;, , ,, ., IrTki:_,Brsritiei:hemsf I:r.hiißta:recitousidedonnoailthesainanredyies:raotarrancieseyonir jnthit;eo3l:obifje.trea:thettiesi and from Estremadurs, to the 15th. 'r- ' 1 ',aortal 'oet e it . latertti cunt . • .to t tbe into t ts , o f w a r 6' , , 6 ... .. ......;, . "4" • . • • a sirrael .... wd of ' Sachet continues to send off , for 'hots sower . ‘ thing valuable, which he had amassed at Valendit i lm • ~ i. t .f 1 l' r 4. . 1 * .• ... 0 .../..:.....4._..a1i. . ~1 . .. rt, v7 i .te. h. /. ,‘ t 44, ....e ~,.,.. .. :707. _tt.o4.. w itati" : 6 : 7 • v.er....: ....: ...... pieH 4 ,7_ 4 7 .;:..eti, .. : • ., Ite hr.i T . H 6o in ali: ... A . : e ri .. i l g 7 ..,..... peop hopel le ees-; ► excepting the gates of the cathedral. Ho has '_ ... a . +ow r d s i . n '.' 1-1 ;0, ' i -. ' i ~. • sen " sibi l l ' it a ; of the on 800 individuals, a contribution of . ' 1 n nd observed, that great hopes were enterta scil i genne d meen : ~ , . Ticket, acti_:s. . gtbeinafivetouvablethirseveocitti_ffe.ctontitorNVaosfbiong7tooillsoinf. tbceouinncteiil_li. lions of reels, under the name of a forced'l4llo.- "" ? . • , ;,, Ile has laboured hard in destroying the fortifk.bus. . . Ibr Acct. 111. 1 disputes with persons gf, it viisker. Ititi/Ifegrf , t • .1 . ; • I 4 111 11 . .avisa mad *tans, collecting a force of 4,000 men, have shot up the French garrison in th ,.. t o ttt:f . . have advanced it brAttl ,fin of- Pie uOdely, !fault., itt - - • - - - - - I,lll,,ilitualetillYLlWAtthk: "•34th 0 - 03( Serij4 , ..• :- ----.' - Mataro. • . ----.--- -•-, ..- • - - -..... '•• . ' . ' *lilifia:lll3Writrlibliolr,ifiit . in have at ~ti„,r,,,AjratAdmeetivA Alm ustice • rim t , ... ..# . , .. 14 ,.. 4 he rob. . . , . , , GeneitorfAriffeceinghlefPoe'cleerse idialiiimeth, .O. . . .m'•t'e' - II v ! 46 of my cause, ant the p , iri ic. ~, iiiii, ,r- t ./ "nt• 0 11, 4,;.,... „,1 - 7 •, . • li t f • ' el• " I finallyellered, in unlit. to answer at once al cy c i , fell in, near Vezer, Ilsaverty of the enemy, con- A. tiat v,iabegi s y d reho s 4tt* .Vb i tir t ii ravel!' l . . swirlier : betom,•4o v,gi4 ‘4, 6l___ ,c pliiti l f: ., , i i k ...i li ,vrii4eh ilit , l l : osne L E . 7l6.o - _ ,:i.e .: Al vi lf, to, l, - it \tuttin..": l4asie i.„ 7 „.„. 1.7 10.4: tistinir..67o4timn. lirs ;I: ...4041, ._ , _ a . i se ?4 ,. . 0 . ...,...... , .. ii. tt :. , , , of i e t h is . a.. ts 6 bilirtati tive. lomitid dad ita u d nd ir h oed rened fisting of . 01 4, 1111 10.1 1 141 0. ti0n 1 es 41 0 1 kNir efirri* • 1 2 l a .A.4o " ,7‘iiLlight _ 41 " :1 Y ii in en 1711 . 1 8. ..4 „,,,°l,, . I # . 4 ff illiii i -1: ‘ ... " ,.... 4.. ~o. ' "T . .e s ' t . 41111".11114)1i :ja i V2l j v c . .Sl ig . . :" ! ... 11111 ,1 "e-l eF O. :ig hi llitra s_listtari thes ty h .a ll •!i . ll l l " .e ft c"l ne u gr s itau 4 lLen z ti L ielt d c! or :e 4 iti o :p e th :r u oesed e icd s A au bs iTall e exp . fiHr v qq.... ! .... rm0 a ' . . Fy u r 4.. 4- , 11. O. racrer iv ~ , i 0 ... . . „...„ . ~. Sad 26 were AnAllt't.'' * ! 4,: n ',...:%.," - 1 , -, •'. i . __A I. • -•• LI ..,... . TLCREAan •••ACCOIIdiOO to acetate s voasswciou, • ...Ift.. ''''''t. . '4O lis the met gesciad terms-that the laws, to take ef. entered Madrid op • the 3d of •De • •et . M I t i l t :I L :AA : I: • • J " 1444 , 0 It . r tlt AM,. ~ t • ...", 1,....' ~. 1,. Id country was nI3 011ly inw,„t .i. .' ONilt i ffrl. Ariko , ' ' '"""/"' 44kilw- " , :di - tin iii " e e -.-Pihdr.-4.-r' ' • • Abe um ) rai n g• Bau " 4 " 4lthe • • )" 444 tif my datothilialicao deear4ea; that name. __ , L of cee b ee 4 . .., -4, . 4... , ie ..' . . . _ , piffbetliffidliefiotleopnce of the practice of impress. Chaleco, had vetireateihthe.precedieg at 3,14114 M il / I , 2, , .._;, . i.. . ~fidL .. Li „„? . . 4 ., / . 1 . 1 ~. c . naid twswea'uototset !Yon F : oe re mos, nppritatep . wane . . ~. .•' Allos. .',' 1 ',At hatil lirlitti.. ment, should prohibit the • employment of the notire It is indubitable, AlYje, ttnaliixei: ffuth.tr, ew' Jtilic.elloitcyAeracaontpatly. we i , to„,provide a Pro.: - .alt I . .. I -'• , t e lir f . ••• •-, ... , iiA k t 6. , ao hj , the 4.401gry R 1111 jecCs or citizens of the one State, excepting, su c h only as had already been naturalized on board the Wellington hes not arsifoodoia. . : ‘ll:swityhiaiiitrocr:: regard gui an andam: regard edrit: a: . bto pu oayuit nhnbedecli actioni C ti atfbouenit t roul i i rnir : . e blockades ,, {.arty ati s oottfi ryomlearawcignprtghyribohe agree otcf e pprehohat e shwt t v h : e dlno6 - d tlA nefootirlio u ‘gohwi:otru.et.ll;rd: pointed on Sunday (meaning SunCl a a c i " last .lie ):7;t4dt :P. ; .e i ,.... rlit • . •F. ie . i ' A l et , , , W •,. h ., • lehl ' ln4 ivite th e 4 l ee*t itlebm ' e. • !l * -*1 - di t 141 a Whiltel • 3 t*ii -em ; ' '' . I t '''' t ' ' ' ' 9 '• - • ."' ' .' •'* - " • whit will havabeesiWkkiittAlfigNfilift *OM-, Le' ue ‘ 9U'eY P.. "' • i- - - ' •'' Mr, I M ITHRY " itei .._ h is,,, bait rfarf the flute of an destination. repeat to ~ -- 1•"; . ..I A.% .. 0, •• .. ~ • - , r s ais r e e. d positions were made S tskrembire 11109 ) . -matobq to nest ~ ietadv.. wi ll b e sv o stois, T wau l a i vya. al e. w i t ecru's mouvi. i, _ Ma* and our gra,titedo‘ , t , „ new i. 5,,.. .% item ',tont T.xcerie ice G enera l c a g il y ° , h as puse g, t h res ofi er sti el la, _Lie.ntensnt-Colo - net * n4l l . deir f.,a' str's . . v.' to : ,_ I_, j „.„ - ' l4l/ .. A , NUA _ ltir) %t la l! ii. :_ ll_* . _L l_kl ., •___ __ 4. b t u:l : v il e:tin ts na tu r aliza t i on, or ttee 10th, Brifidier Morillo entered Veleaela*eded f-.." G o d pr N esers t rar.Esc4l . l7ey many ycors t . I — t Ante era, 0.. E. ntiLtAal'EltoS. I rfille ST IrESM IN ..0 _I • .1 . Message, end. a bridge ,vos Pre +i •.go. Net - .\ t , •.: • 1 . '„--' '' r -,. passage of thearmy of Geaeral Bilk.): laiwaot. 04_ ,7' FRENGH. PAPIrriRS. 1 - - lain that the French have yet passed the Illtis.• kr - • J. ~, . . _........_, , , . -1 0NDON: ... , , the bridge of 'Nreebi4lio The lett . 1?.11 , 7 11 .: 4rit Tl'i t - Vii•im:i s ihei srl.—Asecki aimitists rice load kiers: " it , FRIDAY, JANtiAte l / 2 * 1813. ~ .. : sable to the acknowledged laws of nations-lea,' .-;•-torralt Itt 44 . . - ,14 the definition of such blockades, and all other (lc that there are 2 1 0 1 00 iga,e 'tr.)? ;n • . : 11 # 1140 a n e YP IC ; : . from Servitptttite; that the teubwilerioit ittbeStirrian 1 N. 1,000 in Oropese; 4,600,d With safficient oevairys. in. 11ad . on to tho . 4. i s i . . !On oritie POPO, . 4.... , , .„, -4 tails,, to be settled by the Commissioners in the De. •. ..4 41 " (b#1111 1 'We have this Morning nitelletdAillaricapefOrs f Cattalo, &c. al ,ey AAA sh . l,right iilank Of the Fir . Er ; • accepted by the nd Seignorrout., liessailtiesil I' ' . ' end, it appeall,,,t4t they tntan4,4 More thk I d ' ' laid down ' Ay' fhtogervions:;'• ••••• • .^4,1 l. .', 1, 1 o i ..,, ,a , late date by the ship Jabilee, from 1111 .6.61111 - *kith i l initive Treaty. fortikatiensl atemst those, of:Aluitros, to which hi-. The iiii sss . sli d, ai i i 3 O .oo . o t ao4 o , o 46 , ti r ol c h, ar rived at Greenock on Monday lait, after a pass kist 1 C 4 I was disappointed and grieved to find V t • ..... ..,.;....a.:...,..._•:_a1.--11-6.... ....... , Ils."1 na .1..... ris. :nie.lll.ranera GANA tintifum in tit thii 5t..........A.,,..,44:..... .....1....4- -- .1 M.-- 1-- At, ...-- .._:16: and.