The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-30 00:00:00

LONDON: PRIRAY, APRIL 30, 1813. VIE RETORTED ieriants o PProd4 ..ar brethren. follow the. wink of Pro ' vidence in the plain road of jingioe t a n y hops I n , Goa, that very shortly no such ewe" will farther dare to oppose warriors in whom the power of their native country is made knows, and who are only in flamed to revenge for dishonolad humanity by the. sight of meek mercenary hordes. • " Ileadinartsts at Leipsic; tlth (11116) - April, - , iinsissprititliSimiiiitiojeol's Llceleweetal, ( 91 1044) ..4 .111610 VON YANZINOBRODE." Bantam, Aratclo.—The Staff of his Royal Hier nets the Crown Prince of Sweden, has already ar- rived at Stralsund. His Royal Highness himself is expected there on the 20th or 22d. The Russian troops marching through East Prima!, amount not only to 45, bat to 98 squadrons ; * Nies Labanoff Won Rostow is on the frontiers with 80 battalions. The bombardment of Stettin and Custrin will I*. gin at the same time with that of Smudge. Daronst remained only three days at Salswedel ) and on the 18th marcbed by Geaborts to Brunswick. Wittcuberg is now shut in on two skies en the right bank of the Elbe, by Gen. Vogt Most, and se the left by the corps of Gen. Count Wittgenstein.-- It %ill be attacked by storm on the 18th. An ac count of its capture is hourly expected. ' BERG, Arair, 14.—Yesterday the Russian troops approached their camp nearer to Magdeburg, and the advanced posts are now within about a mile of that city. Yesterday a loud firing was heard till noon, and we were afterwards informed that the @Delay had, in a skirmish, above 100 killed and woundedc and 200 taken prisoners, and that the villages of Krakow and Prester had been occupied by the allied troops. ANOTIMR Lrrita SAM DATIL. gg In the night between the •12th and 13th, the 'French came out of Magdeburg, 3000 strong, to car ry eV a large quantity of bay belonging to a private person in Magdeburg ; General Borstel having re ceived information of this intended sally, by the ad vanced posts, sent two battalions of lufailtry and a company of sharp-shooters, at break of day, to re pulse the enemy, who was forced to fly, leaving 150 killed and wounded on the place. On this occasion the Prussians took 60 prisoners. The hay, which was already in boats, was burnt by the Prussians on the Elbe." Some of the Kings of our troubled earth, are cer tainlygrowing wiser by the experience of events.— Witness that of Saxony :—his Majesty withdraws from his palace and Government at Dresden, and leaves a locum fauns, or Viceroy., in his place, who treats the conquering invader with the most friendly intention, and tells him, that'all the Saxons rejoice in his arrival. If NAPOLEON should happen to re possess his former power and influence, and drive back the new comer in his turn, the cunning King starts out from his place of safe custody, and em bracing his Imperial . Ally, tells him he has been im patiently lying in wait for that happy hour. The part which BEReSADOTTE is about to perform in the newly-composed warlike drama, if not so 'lm portant as that of the Emperor Fnents, is never theless looked to with an equally-curious eye. There are many who believe he does not seriously mean to distinguish himself by his hostility to his late master and maker: but that, being a soldier of acknow ledged celebrity, be is tired of being a mere looker on, and therefore will at least move himself, and put 26,000 Swedes (paid by us) in motion also. His designs upon Denmark, and his connection with England must s however, implicate him whether he would or would not declare against France. In all probability, a state paper, accompanying the first or second Bulletin of NAPOLEON, will remove a great deal of the mystery of these occult Mate proceed ings.. ings. Out of the manifold evils which war occasioss, some small consolatory advantages it most be allow ed, now and then arise ; of this eater* is the result of the inroad of the Russian% for the second Haw, into Poland. A-softening down v in some measure s the rough manners of those half.herharian 'people is the tonsecieenis of their intercourse with. the 1 - unpolished Polseder. Went fr Russian Sovereign email the Beiteerahle Honse Will see the propriety of at . state, anti no wish IS nearer to his heart than to ruin Wet indulging the Petitioners with i healing, if they : both. Cat any Englishman, therefore, •ever think cermet iedress their grievances ; and the thanks of r it wise or politic to wish him .success, or even ,not .the eeentry are . certaluly due to the,venerable Pa- :.to wish hit rain ? it Is en this principle that I ground telet, fot his able exertions on. thitoccasion. 1, my opinion. Engtand tan have no peace till Box Ari ?own isiabdoed; sidiiii she has peace she can have . - Count Mt:main kid* as oodienoo yesterday of the as hope of economy and .reform ; of diminishing Palma REGENT. The Cpunt is bnaity employed those bothens which the liar has imposed ; of re , 4147114 thErS" "r er Itateelthilia. -,....-... -../ 'nie - vie4" 1146 . abases ilia he war has-accumu l ated; &RI atinfi7RST) Yisconott SIDNOUTII IllAd'a#AsTLE. ' _ g • . - WWI; had audiences yesterday of the Panne Rs- lll improllog that state in which the War found her in GENT. .. the year 17031 for that was the. highest pitch of The Prince of OnAsarhad his first interview yes terday morning with Earl HATOVILIT ) at his Office Dowohtit _street. General HOPE is about to go out again on another miudoo. Colonel Warsseoau leaves town this morning for Portsmouth, to join the 19th regiment at Ceylon. The Duke of CUMBERLAND embarked yesterday on board the Nymphen frigate, for Cuxhaven. The Danish Minister, it is said, has actually left London. The repairs of Warwick House are nearly com pleted. The Princess CHARLOTTE arrived there yes terday about one o'clock, from Windsor, attended by Miss KNIDIIT. A few minutes afterwards her Royal Highness sent a communication" to the PRINCE RODENT to announce her arrival. Miss Er.eusst stone visited her Royal Highness* soon afterwards. About five o'clock her Royal highness received a letter from the Princess of WaLls. The Russian Ambassador had an audience yester ; day of the Pains REGENT, and introduced the Don Cossack and the Ruisian Officer who came with him to England. At a late hour last Wednesday night, H. H..AD. nzeurom, Esq. second son to the Right Hon. J. If. ADDINGTON, set off from the FOreign Office, for Yarmouth, in his way to the Allied Army at Dres den. He carries out dispatches to Sir CHARLES Slew- ART and Lord CATHCART, and is, we understand, to remain attached to the Mission under the former. That part of the Allied Army commanded by the lEns- Peror in person, was expected to reach. Dresden on Saturday last. Major-General the lion. ALEN. HOPE, who has lately returned from an important mission to the I north of Europe (and who was dreadfully wounded in Flanders some years ago), succeeds, it is said, *to the Colonelcy of the 47th regiment, vacant by the 'death of Gen. FITZPATRICK ; and Major-General Motcroonearg (Lieutenant-Colonel of the 64th) gets the 74th, now held by Gen. HOPE. Yesterday thp workmen began taking down the curtains mid other furniture covering the pictures, &c. of the Duke of CUMBERLAND, at his apartments le St. James's Palace, to preserreethem during the absence of his Royal Highness from England. It is somewhat singular, that the Duchess of ST.: ALDAN'S, and the Duchess of ROXBURGH, now the Lady of Mr. Jonts.MANNEns, though both of them married upwards of ten ,years, without families, are 'now in that state in which ". Ladies wish to be who love their Lords." Sir WM. CARROT/ is appointed Attorney-General, vice Sr THOMAS PLUMER, promoted to the Vice -Chancellorship. Although the new Solicitor-Gene ral is lot yet determined, there is every reason to believe that Mr. DALLAS •Vili succeed to that oflice. The great recommendations to Dr. I _ I2IIORISTON'S Lorrzest are :—First, that the Tickets are cheap, they being only r 2 ss. each ;—Secondly, that there is a Prize to every Blank throughout the whole Scheme;—Thirdly, that the smallest Prize is of more value than the cost of the Ticket ;—Fourthly, that the highest Prize will certainly produce the full amount of its valuation (25080), as the greatest part of that sum has been repeatedly offered for two out Of the many original pictures which it contains ; Fifthly, that those very valuable works cannot he obtained by any other means than the purchase of a Ticket, as all the copper plates must be destroyed; and lastly, that cub Purchaser of a Ticket will be presented with e Print, finely executed, being a cor rect likeness of the Emperor ALEXANDER, the Pa tron of Dr. Ttrousros's Works.--To be drown - Thursday Next. her, happipess and prosperity, which were throsrm away by that insolent, prodigal Minister, PITT, who, in the height of his anatition and afro" pace, thought to check the progress of liberty in France, for he knew there were 'abuses ot home, which were daily growing worse, and he plunged the nation into a war to turn the minds of the people from thinking shoot their own af fairs, and to embroil those of the Continent —a wicked policy,' which he bad found often recotnd mended in history, but not the less wicked on that account. To our present state we have been brought Lby the perverse councils of a man to 'hop the nation, in its folly, is now rearing statues, which posterity will pull down when their eyes are opened, and the ashes upon which they are now treading have had time to cool. As it is, however, we have no remedy left but to persevere in our attempt to pull down that Tyrant, whom PITT, in his folly, raised upi and till he is pulled down we must *either look for peace nor reform . ; for•with peace reforni •ofest come, as sure u day follows night.—The pee , pie must interfere, in their collective capacity, td compel the House to reform the immense abuses which the war has increased. and strengthened ; and • then, WOO thoiiglf no alterition sheukitiskit place in ~ the representation, if our grievances are removed and our burthens diminished, there wilt be enough to sa= tisfy any moderate and impartial mail. If, however, the efforts of the people to remove these abuses should be ineffectual,• then will be the time to say to their Representatives, " You have refused to obey the commands of your Constituents ; you bawl exceeded the power entrusted to ,you ; you have become the oppressors , rather .than, the. guardiani of the nation, you must either alter your conduct, or 'quit your places, and we must find another mode of ensuring the fidelity of those we have Chosen for our Representatives." All this ,cannot, in my opinion, take place till the nation is relieved from external alarms, till the great enemy of oar safety is either removed or rendered harniless ; and all this never 'lean be without tt vigorous and successful prosecution of the war. • How far that is to be expected from the present Ministers, we must look to ,post events to determine ; bet am sorry to perceive that as things are at preient, from the disposition of the Continent, there is every probability of the Tyrant being humbled without their co-operation; and it must be a grievous thing to Britons to reflect,. that after an they bare spent and suffered, they should not at last batten, share in thelinal determination of-thec conk*. I remain, *c. Welbect•sttiOS. Cavendtalpequare. W. BURDON. April 49, 1813. N A Paris Paper, of the 24th March, contain*- the following article :- 44 In Genoa, on the 12th of March, 15 persons, acculed of originating or parti cipating in a conspiracy to excite an insurrection at Genesi, to produoe a change of government, were brought before a Special. Commission. Five of them, viz. Pietro Viola, Domenico Alussardo, Alberto Sent. marina, Beefolomea Afa=olini, and Giovanni Bat. - death : the other* l into exp. 13th, the Al and, be- looikl“ Soap* of nos 'At . ea g 73 66 00 01 40 52 flu 00 30 45 ... 15 4 • 305 no %leo 104 7 ........- • 111ITTIF1131.D MARK ET.— APRIL. r 1, e 4 1 .11 Ow OM, prr 'foie a olb. . , i We .. . Sol 0 be. 4. se 04 Had at Gas*. 01E40 1 Miura..fr.. 54. IR CM. Uri* " OP vent . 1 . ;,7s. Vitt 1%, \ 01. 111.4ip .. t .. ...... • SAO Laub ... IL W. 44. t y Oi. rip • . , • ~..•- i -. , • •,, .•- - , , - . _ . . ... . , . - - ~,.•••. • -,. , . , , • .4;... ~ . 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Lisboa • . 1 - Iskplint,. part, SA th a t . sor t •of slot which would hayslisari tb e lr. mbtlbo, will 2 11.4 th a t 4 4 4 11 , the / , 3 • mut t , ,• . - , shall swedes himself instmetdatorriiiblellitetlete. ~ 0 Parry Poniallatent_ b y 41 00 will eisaioldaily anis" to Tint one et"trierroOtt Ports! listen* eat! XinwpsS: as hoed* 104111111,0 4 win son 4 1 . • le==b 1 1 and lastantly be follinrolleit, my ildo by a similar • ' _._- -•- —*lob.-- ..7• . ;Vol ii Mich unoto Nifirotpeadt thin 'took! hue beim t- 1 -4 • rtit:liil THIS DAt AT (laird - We( prooeedieg ; and by Steb 111111tla . .' •.1 t. tit• Bcomoi. w i ll WoWish to tall the attention of oar Randers to . hopith*.byttlestietwionftbo Tyra n t. Entillastoy ov a :•alk India Bonds 1 2 dip. • , receive moms compensa ti on for .b e t en of w -j ort yi ro , the Interinthig Letter of Major Casrrwitionviinsersed ;all othaeWaions, will hat ray td rejtittiti &tieing . pr.. CMS. Red. !MI Exchequer ',lib 30. ' In another part of our • Piper, addressed' to the BoxinisTsiftherhunibledotdeitroyed,becigre there : r. t ent ent o..er is tis ii s6l:4 . l i Die. sid. S A 5 e : ow , pi bi n the diminution of lholl, who a •fer a best °maim: for betray the acrid cause of tub s e are d Smetana of the House of Commons upon the sub-, is no nation he has It In Ma power ,to do So much S per Cern. Nnv) Vl s I of esitain Petitions for Peace being rejected harm te, .nor any to ithkhlie is disposed to be More Long. ken. 11 13-161 batten Tickets ' ' Wi n try •to 4oreigneri, ' and mt Servants of ty- lj ec t .....-- f r--. ________. - severe; be dekeith her Constitution (even such •as it V I I+3 STATE S 1111:i N. their brethren. We, who fellow the. wink of P 1 formelity in being printed. It is to •be hoped • is), as he envies her prorperhy, 'even In its present 4. . . - . - Pa. tisla Bettina, were condernped to death : the other oU were acquitted. The sentence was carried into ertr I wo, , cutioo at 114 4104 in the morning of the 13st iu the Piaui* Delia C." We are happy- to the arrival if the Bel tic feet. Os To AfillOadd lbw,* and. be . tweak 30 and 40 aldpi - the' river. • nit, CORN-EX P ' " z A.eau.3o. ~... :4(.) &awe any artiyals if E Wheat i onliaary qaansos 1 ileetii r rimd rut-, r liOarttr 1 1 4 14ber• °asa 410 ,0 er drafter. Somplio , eretp ;beat by the Hanle en i ve d , are me „ f it Win& bet Do aiks have as yet bola . o ff Wheat =tit r .... WS 195 • N.,, Ditto ( -.... Ina 150 Ileasos 6.... ... ?I Rye ll6 10 ride dii. .......... hi ty's Pra t e k ittto 46 o 6 Old.— %1. •• • la.. '•. oo ior t 40 item Malt es ; White Pao .6005 1 IPetnaddo• _ so Ditto (hoi*s) • 100 108 Feed mew is .... *New ditto .... OO 110 Fine Floor .. 7 ' (key has • 16 10 Semi -.......- . SURRENDER OF DANTZIC. Another lleligoland Mail arrived this , reavelag, by which Are have received accounts from ifimbisrgh, stating, that Dautzic had surrendered ; but further acesents, of one day's later date, from ltamburgh, by the same M ail s contradicts the report, as will be seen by the following extracts. These accounts are perfectly OM upon the subject of the victory said to have been obtained by the Allied Armies over the French near Magdeburg, the particulars of which we published yesterday ; and being of a later date, we may consider the former account as decidedly 411Intradicted. 11.0111URGII, APRIL 23.—Acenunts hare been en. aired here from General Tettenboru's head.qaarters, stating that Dantzic had capitulated. St. Cyr is said to hare been beaten by ltattetsburg. HELIGOLAND, APRIL 2C--A Gentleman wlso left Uawburgh yesterday, says, at his departure the ac. taunt of the capitulation of Dautzic had not been ton firmed. HANIURGII, APRIL 24.--According to intelligence neeired bere t the citadel of Dant:irk has surren dered to the Imperial Russian troops. The partieu lan an expected with the earliest opportunity. ORDER OF THR DAY. HAUIVROU ) Aißit 23.—The cotes is herewith Informed, that an engagement took place yesterday, in the ticinity of Attersbarg and Rothenburg, be tween the sangnerd, undet the command of Lien. demist Colonel Yen Beteltendorff, and the enemy, in which the latter was defeated and put to ilitht, with the loss of 100 prisoners, his baggage, and several hundreds killed and wounded. " By the attack of our cavalry, the enemy, who •as 3000 itteeg, was forced to confine his move! meets tO the high road ; and the well-directed fire of our artillery soon compelled him to make a speedy retreat. " The judicious conduct of Lieut.-Colonel Von Benekendorff, and the distinguished behaviour of Lieutenant Von Berg, of the General Stair ; Russ sseoko, of the artillery ; and Paulow, of the Issum Regiment of Hussars, which was the principal cause the successful issue of the battle, deserve my thanks, which I herewith return those Gentlemen. " It Is with peculiar satisfaction that I have re. mired the information, that the squadrons of the Hanseatic Legion, which bad a share in the engage. event have behaved themselves in a manner becoming the brave defenders of their country. OUPed) "Vie Impe►ial Hoodoo Major. Gear►af Com VON TETTEN BORN." " Itaashorgh t Aped It (t)." Luseweito, Aeittc 26.--General Montbrun was obliged to leave Os oh the gth instant. Nearly the 'whole of the Resbian Ind Prussian garrison marched oat from here on the 16th inst. on the road tb Celle, We know that fresh troops have crossed the Elbe in the ricinity of Werden, and it is supposed that the march of the troops here is com bined with those. A number of Russians have marched through (Tetuan, who are said to bare passed the Elbe near Leuzeu. A report prevailed here yesterday, of the French having again put themselves in march towards Lune burg. We now hear that they actually did push as far as trelzen, but have to-day been driven back by the advancing Russians and Prussians. ilsNai OF THE ELSE, APRlLlB.—Spandau was again hen% ily cannonaded on the mo►ning of the With. Its burrender does not appear to be so near as was expected on the preceding day. The King of Prussia will depart from Breslau, on the rid inst. to " Cen. Von Blucher's *tiny, and k his head-quarters at Meissen. Count Wittgenstein's headquarters, on the 18th inst.. were still at Dessau. The Royal Bavarian head-quarters are at Bamberg. The Prus sian Princes andfrinoessos,with the Royai Children, Will retorts back to Berlin from Breslau in the begin. niug of May. Laargid, Arm, 18.—The following Proclamation, hoed by the imperial General Baron Va Winxin. Mode has onleared here:. " It la a maul Immure with the ea malla of all ,justice, to treat with the grated severity all places NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Pikhind, there in ne illonht-bst seri between these ;poop!! the habit. sad' conditions. . Southern' Ronk. The notice. DZAL, APRIL 29.—Sailed llst evening, after post, the outward-bound, under convoy of - the Dwell cut/ ter, to Portsmouth; also the Barham and C'esaaur to Portsmouth. . Arrived the Tickbr cutter, from a cruise Flashing. Pgwrsssovru, A'PRIL 29.—Arrived his Mojesty's ships Barhans and Centaur, with the Dwarf cutter from the Downs • and the Minerva, Lord Forbes and the &roue Downs; Indianian, from the River. with a convoy squadron. I the Mnetiran Frame, a Ogres) s. ` Vero k a tufts est that the Sailed Ms Majesty's ship wi malmtalu liM Om en s may i n Tor Plymouth; and the Gh . erba r t e s2o t s b d but the asslesNedou Naas. wllire"7"if " rMw IL:lly—ort ple wash! .tivid to WISP" 114 Majeatee f ahip SPonvio.* Nle.C4 the Mater ' ilker Weem s Mau ff.—Arrived the nfitka . ad 1, boOuti to the *est ladies: I. A' ,` . ~~ al• ! 1 , ‘ i,