The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

- - quickly, the IsoiOrly adjacent would be iseasedieOly set an fire, and that no responsibility would be taken for the conduct of the sang% Who were thee as- Gambled In grant 'timbers. " In this critical Siteatiois, !viols desireas to pro eerie the lives of a number of opr brave fellows, who still held out, I sent a dog to them, and agreed with the Commanding Officer of the enemy, that they should be surrendered prisoners of war, on condition of being protected from the savages, el lowed to retain their private property, and having their sido-arms returned to them. It is Impossible for me to asc e rtain with certainty the loss we have sustained in this action, from the impracticability of knowing the number who have made their escape. " Thirty-five Officers and about 48 0 1 Non-com missioned Officers and privates are prisoners of war. A list of the names of the Officers is bete with en closed to you. Our loss in killed Is considerable. 64 However oaf..rtooate may seem the affair of yesterday, I am flattered by a belief, that no mate rial error is chargeable glom myself, and that still less censure is deserved by the troops i had the ho nour of commanding. 44 With the exception of that portion of our force which was throw. into disorder, no troops have ever behaved with more delertniaed intre pidity. I have the honour to be, with high respect, year obedient lerianti • /AVM WINCHESTEft. the Net% .014•111 she h as often taw horse chastises, deneral Catedgee, t o that provisos by bell* 4010 arrival in and stises, ender MI who immediately peepeeeessioeiyas formed l a h i •, f a ; corps of the rapidaado, oft anklet Word wilt her Royal Ofi al e e relbent, •"; -" The Primo h still Ali her aye, fee leheda; She san a he I.efftneshb.f . 0 t 1.116":111 dety ""g of ‘ The t - he " Pfi Plietll7 ' 117th reilibtet: of the Tara. about to remote led her' to se ek t oe (tam vex ece isil at Armallenes Highness int wished and end*. After some e-- - 'deceive the innocently place b eg , a i led• ' .. . ... _ 111."--. on Valtablado filiskeess hae *refers gnitiffsd hie he could'Old aliellfellitt Julallf hy the edop' of et clothing, .n. O , • . we. 411; and w . nittbe . , i physiesans. , ttt be W. Avstise m i ned. Some. amusamimour wee alto serstroyed,.-- l4llBOll, alr evi cl e.Govarit iiirleaktlaiew it the Vibe WY 11 " liwei *PraPosin wdi ' After this fortunate eapedition General Avy return- i of .allikeemses„ late. .ree 6 4 P a LPi a l 0.14 _ 1 _ 14 /1111 1, if at a time ed to Heat*. - vittillis,lip*Attige ea Tisondera tiels 3 4. . : erhdi a g gn P a l Wel ' 61 / 1111 , 0 010 St thelliggini.r.-4 (Sherd) ... , " Omit :ISERLON." , .: . - : 4 -,......... .. 4 girl hic &Pi *OOP • isssaaair peeeentel s ...-.... 1 0 . . - I " i iir al OOP .id ab l i a t ..... .P• 1 when sist . fiefast fro. s • . • • 1•I.. • linassan, Arm 1..-,General 4 .Brigade Ostere fo n owit a tl i ge * . c a -, A . • 4 ,, A ....... 1.04is i . .. . „. , , . . 0, di 4l Poi**. has been appointed to the. coustainnt . -of • the Mouths si s po sa . el - •Ve —AMON ' Sigel 11114 ..... A -4 'LI IN sew, Lhe: of the Weser. Order and telequilNty bate been redt wsWo. iiir Pr .. °OOl4, was fimpolOr Net • established in that depertsmakt. ' , .91e pegobeeeee doritig.thkiedfas • VIENNA, MARCIE 25.—WOIMO* teceised accounts 111 11 1teelbomirsedy Dottos.as fre t pse e tl y from Thorn,whirl safety that that place . Well SIR formally besieged. 'lobe Hessians 2 who Walt art& *I Sill Ipnemolty end bwientlenee ig lery, and moral other 'requisites vrecesaitylo Carry 41 1111telde sets of her Ileyal no w * lA _ on a siege„ have mode vain. efforts, by Menaces, to lathed admisaties of theca. oblige the Consemieder of that, plasm to evemistek. roe lON, sir bon am, Led y This was dole brUesit.-p i on. Tohaplits, who re. vesideeett In Dmionshire, aid p rev i ous to wired the answer imeriteie . Since tilt period the Tomit. called to London on the a rr i va l o f the garrison has' made begoent sorties. , .*. . - ! WI/STUN/Re, MARCH' 119.-i-The M r a n kb ) avilitrst dram born ,abread, $r SOU" led lAdy of Elchingen arrived here -ow the Oak Old ' km be am bus k .. Doessais yet a. fortnight pith iheirirleod s at her •ed the. headinatters et * ith oorpo • general 'of _ _ _, . , . ___s___ t v im., ialtatis and skirl% that sexy the same high Division Sockets also arrived yeetitliey. We ex- . -,..,. .., encomiums Wen bestowed by Lady DOUGLAS on her /It thiSMIN peen .tomday the ist division, ? tied' tolahrrow the Id I- ' ' Tithe Bair" of Ike --, • Royal sl.oess f,artd,the Princess of Wia.as was at division of this corps. , . -.ollm'- this Fobs( as dead aced generous in Lady Dova. FRANIVOILT, APRIL tre;PrIUCO fistarbegy, Mi. ', s ig ...4l l mA, s o n o sae d no f or th* I t atemen t h , . . . nister from Austria to the Court of Savoy, is a ss - ' . -r ; t _____,.._ .o 4 sopielon es ever —and her repeated praises left *Pinion " he i so strong On impression of the Priucess't worth on sap pirhm AN W OOINNIEr Atts, r ef ot lit ; thi ßo 4 y t al o ll r igh . s ness tatenie , tbe sitl i, %smi th y o ted in . d f of or this 4er f riend n y cl ati that the felt 4 m t os a t p d y ee e p ry ly d i in:. rived at Munich. From the Mt of lebrearrto a , r .° 616r1 ___ An __. t° ,.. "mgcses the Public the sth of March, died at Konigsberg, of the few, 140 persons. We *aspect today the garrison of the i Prhicells. *I fortress of Mau. The troops of the Grand•Doke I tending t o expose tha false, hypocritical , - and „tent period after this, a letter was received by this of Fituilt.fort sot off this morning foi Wartabirg.-.; ingiethful conduct of hie ...Royal. Higbee's , . ___ 's ar L c _ lll ) Lady from Lady DOUGLAS , containing En ;minus- They will OUSIMI partee the tlielelletigedeql" .° 611 " tlteleter, Lady MINIM% oughts In Pie" " Re' thin that the Princess of WALES " was not aka mood el General Marchand. • ''' ..' ' ' ' Royal Highness to boatels known to all thi world ; ienneceisreu she could wish. "—When mei ims • i . in* - " Old lay, I think with pienriety, •appear amongst tions-of astonishment bad in some measure soishild, those numerous facts that have delta to light, and so this Lady compared this communication, so dere completely wiped away every stain fees her Royal ofory to the Princess of WeLls's character, with Highness's character.. The following accoent, which : the very recent expressions of attachment, respect, I feel justified is making public, will, I think, nut and admiration bestowed by Lach • DopOdis on her ficiently prove that nothing but a very bad feeling • Hord .Highness. Finding Lady DOUGLAS had con could have ope*ted on the heart of Lady DOVGLui vetted one of the most charitable and benevolent to change, without say jest ponds, the dearlog terms—the strongest and west flattering es. A moat 416. I acts of her Royal Highness (the adoption of the child . asUstrtits, an act of eruct Lily 0•0411. Ai herself had pressions of her Royal Highness's esetleggillen "In' so - freqinketly approved, leer • sktl44 occusation— mouthed calumny and disgusting eetibtedlies. In , painful as k mast have been' to dill Lady to suspect the month of June, 1811, I received Selle.._. a ewu Y i Lady Dena:Aso:perfidy, anti to put a close toe lone residing at Bath this ststemenf, whildleAlf mY rotors steadies aowsalseenc•-‘yet, so deeply did she fed home, I immediately transmitted to pspsr, frau 11 the bu ss es of Lady Dovat.as's eendoct, that she strong assurance that it would, " "--- fa ll e ee wrote to her, requesting that their acquaintance and day, meet with that attention to which It Igas se corres pondence might for ever Cease. kody DOCG• justly entitled, as coming from one whose veracity LAS wrote a letter In reply, framing a very imperfect and respectability gave it the highest coallidetati". apology, whisk latter never reimisinf an glotter the —This Lady was intimately acquainted with Lady acquaintance finally closed. -I moot help ob.. DOUGLAS, both before and since her marriage with serving, how . happy it . would itoo her for Lady Sir Jouw. The reason for dis e c o thmil l this lc ' Donates had she never lost so amiable end prudent queinlen" will be seen le the followi n g narrative ''' . , a friend ; and should the eye of Lady DOUGLAS be Lady DOUGLAS'S stateliest, drawn out for the con cast on this paper, she will be it no loss to sideration of the Pasties in the year 1805, contained know who this inestimable toy alluded to i 0..... in The Book, forms such a glaring contrast with the one Upon reading The Book, I purposely -coedit slither I am about to submit to you, that I cannot visit in the same quarter, anti find, that at no time, doubt but you will, with myself, be equally di"' and upon no occasion, was it single hint given by posed to give it that publicity It so highly merit . Lady DOUGLAS to this friend of the PfhIEESS 01 The evidence of •this lAdy, who has ever regar d e d i WALES having "said any thing tending to degrade the Princeps of WALES as an injured woman, would .and lessen her exalted rank, or that of the Royal entirely have overthrown every imputation LadY rHouse, or any thing that could in the least degree DOUGLAS had alleged against °- v her R - - al Mi lg h " l ' ! . rntpeech her =Oral conduct. On the contrary, Lady This lady, Sir, was at Blackheath, on a visit to , DOUGLAS hap often, when speaking of the Princess, Lady DOUGLAS, at tho period:when her Ladyship was } , - sant, " that she joined to an 'affability and livelinets honoured by the Princess of. WALES'S acquaintance. lof temper the moot innocent heart in the world, 7 During that time her Royal Highness condeecanded Y o e will perceive, Sir, during all this period; deft "„zi to favour Lady Dcrunt.As with a morning call. She Lady Dostntsse was the panegyrist of the l a rt0411! happened " most unfortunately," as Lady DoiciLisil of WALES, she was in the possession of erry,..4. termed it, to be oat. After 'this great disappoint - ; onestente on which she afterwards grisnidett ber' meet, being always anxious fo r t h e notice o f h er ! cautions with a view to crimistate her. al High Royal Highness, in one of their morning walks, at- ens. Can - we believe Sir, that Lady DOUGLAS shad& tended by another lady, they met the Princess, when , never, in the warmth o f b ar h ost • hlr drop Lady DOUGLAS appeared transported. After a few t nine hints of these c4ipak ' liberweitt s i kfikii " Ova. Iteerrtary at War. Brig. Gen. U. S. Arta% " Mere follows a Lid id the Oicers taken 1-4unfostonkiiin... dm. Cassel Le via, MA* Madison, Cuttains °reviews; Hid . tower, Halliard, Ma K patter James. ay, Hasoiltms. Wlltillass, Barre, aril firdfsses Liminess* Garrard, (pr. la.) AIWA' Adjutant terns. Q. M. Hulk% Rale, 111'0We. Gansud. ]loots, and Higgins t Faits Comstock. Butler, I'. ado, Hal row. Nash, Batts. Malay, Htrios, Mad, Mooring, Fleet, and • Goldstein Surgeon ?odd.—Tistal 36. 66 The Indians have still a few prisoners in their possession, which I have reason to hope will be given up to Colonel Proctor, at Sandwich. " JAMES WINCHESTER, Brig. Gen." MICADVILLII, Pero. Fos. 20.—At s meeting at l'imasylvania, of worst of the Officers wha .smrsivod the battle of Frenchtowq, on the river Rai sin, of which the following Is a list of their names , Captain* Vile' Sabre' Samuel .L.. Williams, Coleman, Collins. and Ricbardßledfoe • Liouteoants Dynder, Comstock, and Higgins; En signs Thomas ArGblii • 1 1 .1 sod Harrow. Captain Williams was called to the Chair and. John Beckley (one of the Volunteer° appointed Secretary, when the following Resoludont were introduced and unanimously adopted:- - Whereto it is &Need oecesery that ear fellow-eltigiew should be Ideened of the late pmedieus and brutal acts of the i Width tiovenwseat, performed by their Olken at the battle of Presehtliwa. " Itenelsed l That the &Bowing slistapait of the eoadad of the anti* Olken. '‘e published Se nor amoirpotis 8•••• " That wise Genend Winchester was takes prisoner as the 261 of Jan. 1813, and brought Were Cei. Preetf.r. the British Commander, be directed the Connsandeg °Meer of the Ame ricans (Skier Madison) to surrender. Major Medina refused so to tie, Wen those who surrendered abash be free from sa vage massacre : was this agreed to, and the British Opera plated them:Ayes to hence a sullicieot force With the wooded to pro tect them, and that the. should be conveyed to Maiden the pest morning They likewise promised to return to the Mears their arms at Malden. " a .t. N. G. F. Hart, inspector to the North Wester* Army, being among the wounded, it was proposed by **lends that they ebel.ild carry him with them s this they were prevented from doing by le interference of Capt. a British . al l • tee, nod as old acquaintance of Capt. Harr., who promised Capt. 11. his special pro valve" Ma in his owe dey to tialden that evonang, and iderniag do that he should, be welcome to remain at his ewe home there, until be amid se- cover. _ _ .......p PROCIAMATION OP' Til/1.4110N CO6l MllllltoSigita. The Muitaission of Gotoroment appointed by his • Majesty the Kim of . Sallry i so regulate the affairs of the kingdom. receetyseed to their fellow-citizens an orderly sad peessible4sateassur in this new and alliating lepiict of piddle stairs. They enure their countrymen that the merit of .their put and present . obedience ii not usikeows to their beloved Monarch, who, though overwhelmed with cases and sickness, will pliprtty be in at situation to give them fresh proofs of his paternal regard. The etaiissiour have been banes* by amounts fruits the Sovereign, dated Aalborg, the illth. His Majesty was then pro - ceediag to Ratiaboo. All loyal beaus may rely on this intelljgeoce—.Tbe Mesh lout reborn. In the meanwhile they recommend sohmisshia to the . course of- eremite. . Ortenutatices" may render it necessary for the trench' &metal to withdraw his . troops from the city, to meet the 6e at other points ; in which case, the Hessians May be received and pro vided with quarters and refreshment. It cannot be I deemed criminal to yield, when resistance would be destruction. The Commission exhort their fellow countrymen, not to safer themselves to be seduced from their allegiance. So foul an act would justly efface the merit of all their sacrifices daring the last ten years. 1 Dresdev, March 28, 1813 . • libelee were the promises of the British—Let oar country thew and the world see how they were totalled. " At break of day nest morning the savages were sieved to eammit evert depredation upon our wonaded which they pleased. An indiscriminate slaughter tank pl.ice on all who wee* enable to walk—away were tomehawked, aid many were horsed alive in .he homes. Among the unfortunates thus murdered, it is with sorrow and regret we live to name Capts. Mart and Hickman. " The was of the ollicen, as promased, were never gives up. Every species of private property re seising In Mews., belong log no both adhcers and soldiers. was plundered liy,the Savages. Reach/. Tnat in consideration of the hig h respect we hold the iiewaries of both oilkers and soldiers who were thus as* meidered, by peraiimiat of the British, Conimander, Prager, and Ms subalterns. and those who gloriously fell is the *IC defeabag the only free Government on ear.h. that each of as wear black crape on oar hats and left arm for the space of ni t% t il ted, that a similar procedure. testifying theli respect ter these who were murdered and kit on that day. be recom mended to our brother oaken and soldiers who survived it. PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL ST. CY* TO TOE INHABITANTS OF THE NEW DEPARTMENTS. Innaarrawrs!—l learn with the deepest regret, that evil disposed men, agents of the enemy, have mingled among all classes of your population, and seduced 'many to break the oath of allegiance which they had taken to Napoleon the Great, on the union of these departments with the Empire of France. Chimed oil and absurd as the hopes are which these men have beid oat, they appear to have had but too much sic ' ass. Io frantic terms, they have exhorted you to , make the opportunity of breaking your chains ; and amide implicitly to the promises of avowed enemies Sr the realization of a happiness, which can alone be conferred and secured to you by the great Mo narch who now sways the sceptre of France. Re flect by whom these promises have been made ; by a nation of barbarians, whose army, beaten in every 'encounter, was preserved from annihilation, and its kingdom from conquest and destruction, solely by we were Ito i• SAMUEL - WlLLiiiiii;iiiiitiest. " JAN Beckley, Secretary." FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Aran 9. IMPERIAL DECREE. Napoleon, Emperors of the French, &c. &c. We have lecreod and do decrees% f0110w5:.... Art. 1. The Concordat sip ad at Fontaiableats, lath the the stairs of the Church, and whisk was on tie 13th Feb. 111113, published at, tbe low of the State, is tsbZtv stpanour A rebbishoits, Bishops, mod Chapters, • conform to it. Aft t As soul as we shall have 1.. Bislispriek. and communicated sash nom Fwher. is tha formsytiraseeihookby MN- 0- of $ onbip shall mod an arcoant of k Metropolitan, and if the Nomination b. , oldest rlisbop of the Ecclesiastical l'rovinee. 3. The person whom we shall have nominated, before the Metropolitan, who will make ries, and address the result of them to the t o sow , - of dell 4', wile ibandeit +lA ate France. moments' converiation, 49yatilig6olia—pro waded on "her wal ; and Lady Douot,as eipreased to her friends the great satisfaction she had derived from this accidental interview With her Royal 'Ugh. ness. During the whole of this Lady's visit at Blickheath, the ',raisin of the Kincess 'of WsLas much more believed them to be trim I !: Now, Sir, w.heu we compare the above oesttiments of -Lady DMIGLAs with her subsequent statement's Coo jellied in The Book, what are we to dint of this gloving inconsistency ? Shall it lead as to cenclode that a Woman when instigated by vanity extols be-- 4. If toe person nominated should be _ exclusion. the Metropolitan willloopefliPtel, entice yin' they have were 'the constant theme with - Lady DOUGLAS. _-sety 5.... ___ it , and in the case where no reason forettlesianiasl 'Watt es. sodicionee you on. (*Ma acuities, and ask your- Ws, if th e anpoiatment is not made kv th e Pore, wk slin __e_ wha t... .,........ months from the notificaties of tier aomination. accordion le '''''''• "l' V w" the y are likel y to a n te d y°l6 the 4th artick of th e C..cardat. the filetrepotithe:assided" by The vanguard of the Russian army has only crossed the Bishops of the tvedesiestical province, shall be obliged!. l ump s t o plunder and destroyl and has retired on Rive the said appointment. • i ,p o n t h e i f,, l the appearance of our troops. The forces of Abet 5. Our !sperm! Gaterts shall take emplanes fairs know n under the ease of appeals as atm*" in well KO Pamir have advanced with a temerity, which will all those which may result from the noweseeattoo d the lairs not Swaps chastisement.. The first battle will be the of the Concordat. . . 6. Our Grand Jed*. Mall present a pesky Apr • law, pbe signal for the garrisons of the fortrenea they have divelmes is our Council. to determine the provedints 11.11 Pe- left in their rear, to sally out and cee off their re nattier applicable its these matters. • treat. The first defeat will. bete them ansikillttiott; 7. Our hlinisters ef Prance. and the hillndera of half. are charged with the muted*. of the present dowse, which' shall too happy if the remains of their armies are per. be imeried in the Sulktia if the Laws. mitted to return by capitulation. Pr as sia has Nee .. Conduct yondill mature tho object that gratifie. each unity, No enloginm—no panegyric—was strong enonghwhen speaking of her Royal Highness, who was her pride— her boast. On no other sobject could she scarcely en tertain her friend, or appeir herself to be interested. The condescension and kindness of the Princess of War.u, whose elevated raik, independent of the many excellencies Lady DOUGLAS, at that time, de. 'dared her Royal Highness to possess, and in a Teri eminent degree, was calCulated to raise her Vanity.— bet when, to this great condescension there were ad ded so • traits of goedness—so 111118011—.. will, when influenced by worse motives, lavish on the same object the most scandalous abigee I!! Ido trust, for the honour of the sex, • that this conclu sion will ' , tot apply bat to the solitserinstance Wife. us ; for ney own part, Sir, I must confess, I feel as . inuch surprised and shocked tithe knout Satyr is the Fabls is represented to have bee% when he sew the conntsyraan blow hot and. ebkl with Mt man breath-meal I am willing to say, I *odd feel es stook disposed to fly from the prepuce of se anus: tonal a monster with equal precipitating' and terror• s Reeder , _ Farm • y *b. Minister heiretarta Stair. (ViedL. 1042. p. Noce scabs litnilleries, Much 25. compelled to saiti witk the eawsy. . Her , many _ way merits as Enoch pity as contempt. Bat she will he ", _surf anal a said the first to : aintodoa the alliance she lies fornied.—..:4ady DOIMFLAS daily evinaed did mot so mach set. • I imp Sir, your coolant It iI, Aril 14. 4 . ' V. if: A. PARIS, APIIIL 7.—Th. followin is an extract of f roth tripled do yen:aspetßaweaters t Mu! what Prise her Aker. 646) , i:when conversing with this I I t i s Atfa cw ft for some men t o bum their brewers , nutiou ever confi d e d - in her friendship a dispatch to 'his Excellency . the M inister at War , that escaped ' friend on the unfortunate dtuation of her Royal.' from Genet's, Count trearloic Commander of the , " 111. Banished fentn.tha Cl =r• • that Waft of Bia • --, ill hnes 'us a lacted 'wife, Lady Dot:tow es. - aseiched husband of the helves, of Truett. Hoven Army of the Centre,' in ,;pain : -i • 1 tuitions that ittbabitPt,lituw 4:41' wikh ex. 4 s 11" end indden wealth with beionting 'mt.:luau. - The he hi Ca ll ed) is of the ' - claimed. with great stanis*faillog--?‘.• 0 1 . my deer,' (the retie " N. P° " , as -. 7 - . - • " MosszlGNEui,—Atter • the 'again which took f ali " ! I - il, . above description. lag! sod his redgbbouring Justice, place in the provinces of Goidalaxsia, i n the d rat I inhabitants .—Retora 10 -raw i to o wo _ wiwoulhe you would indeed pity their. kers s bad you. tie_ W... mr.cowirgast tempt into a di ssines hi e t aupe, by days of }ehrnary , . which f hail the h onour t o ren d er •79er'orenPerious, and be austral, dal . 'riots, that nessed, as i• have dome, thalleNpreat atm. a tinder emitting suspected deer.stealeis tea twelve your Excellency an account of, by my report o f t h i s are now hastening 'from 'tar 11111,10• 1 will tlejekki regret her Royal imithesio bus sio vihen aloe tht hatted of a sit months imprisonment, pre. ~. , • • • 40 th of the same month, and in Which'neneril Vi. , drive She Rtesi . tn:int• fhetiliela sountry. .: . w i t h me ott 'wou l d of bet, setwomato sopmeliesr faring an old . (repented) Act of Parliamatt% being • • chery was wounded ; 'I caused him to be replaced b7' ----s t ot Ki s' -1 " i '''' r. tti ' ina .. a. . .. 8 . - ' -.7 " II " Cray Gael& alw i ' 4 ,Ker it8M1410911W11,11.1111.6‘000011,7 mere seven, WV*" oar, was mild r • , • • - who o .114 w ti b 11.1 u ß ila °lir t the premature rigour - or.unelees tot which WI orne to Imprevided. They bat*llowed our steps inl Dominated ID a vacant . any ; old live wore where eudeaviiired 1 / 4 ""1.6141 - Zi l ech= AtaeelMa t such Domination to the anti in ituseia,,,,ey seek allies in Gertisln "' a M elrialltha , . th the will asenredts. , sabeir . victims, and be ab mince. • . nomiooted, Mall w i se: ed, the ilrat tstOvetnents of tit. armies whi ke the Prfeeibedeniii• napr itrenizingthroaghont the provinces of tie Only Father. r Recal to viand theacts of thole who new eat ander any eedeslottiad • • pfiiptety forforra 11. of . to re bellion . Remember in what manner the ' • . „ . • TRE fit:l'A.Ticti. ;4 Ntelk . ..2l . . M, Am also ossol i i ikoi the, cavoirk gm (Altitilli rtillbseastioa, dated Aprii 2, oede ceders all . great aped for th Ammo, by* molding the 27th Iniateit of thainhalgtan a htto deltrit ep:their arms to the Magi*. us no I eooeer m a , ender th e or de r s of Geberal Ary, traits,' under ills men& penalties, and forbidding tam , a strong lately, pot himself in motion to find tpl .tkkeitisons .earrizany weapons concealed . chest „ Pre i rapeelaatte, which corps' always eluded i their preen., • chic Proclamation itiappla* man —2 ,44 Not oi Bads and could • aft be came up with. 1 that masVioaseolooes a th e o n om y . NA Ave. s e.; Milkore . ever em aeloired. lades to "prOcied . wkis , the ticked • pot CO teeth hy tint ftieplealhil Ow. oo4l e -sib ih ha ettnnan rigintent of iatantty, to the left tiles ' Mai eat *OM of every Miler wltniras ab. nfici rc ri a . sac k L l j learnt that the Eaopecinollo Ins I saltily,' 4 1 10 1 01111atet etts.eht waif In lamteset jos. I d epr k iido ' • utsee . hie Maclaine, of clothing, astablish-,. partly. o of tin 'Hones, neer t h e frontiers of - Partido.l While, - kW& 11.:-.The •politkat Gattetto of this I wb°a_ber Royal., coontemporches on the light honk, to i city coetaitte a Decleratiell from the Senate, arknow.. 1"oral to pierce, 9 enemy -be ad va nced dy a repittmarth ; !edging' that a tenor prevails at want towns upon the i when she could it nle and ArmeUeeee j and ohtaieed ali the ; military MOW, which has mead fatal hi 11111111Prous s" Her ihrd• ai i could wish for.. • Consl4ooe atsgatines instances rc the French gad Smote freer . ; bit, that 1 es e pti ga m e ga d b rained at 200;1)00 fnmks were carried ' the danger has Ilion leeliestbitthesteat Mil of the i ' •• - J • f 'kit "In d opt, fie transported was . d. 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