The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-07 00:00:00

in the direction orders.--Otifer the same directiott from Seragoeia, paned throegh fumy.. SANTIA( Minding Deafen's, Lag sent to lona, the oni Lined arm} tegular defence. MADRII tinder date City the most Consider it Contagion The ah: tot termany, ' Japers to formation hegret to tot $ Aar blittinerl that lioVMsiti 4 LT), • t kat. *tit he :hi badly' es trot . 04 littl on ; both $1 Pl 4 at Zerbscand that the glister part of his army bad crossed the gibe. The latter part of this account ii coutradiCted by the French 'Papers, which : are of a much more recent date. General &Low, it is said, was besieging Wittenberg. AMERWA. #1 6 0: Littera from France mention, thatintelligefici had been ieceired there_ 1m great natal battle fought on Lake Ontalio, ti 'America. •this con, lict success is said to have attended one of the English vesels iurvinksun, dered, and the rentaindeciiiltiar.U4bOd difficulty into Kingsttntitintittoluttiliettli• ioS.n nit. kilted. Altltetagi Vea 04 1-14 - umr.Zrso!te•-firitTP" 6034 mipiFion . o(exageeefilleis, yet elitlisuistantial and paitimiiir;as to lead .ftenslon that it is not fetidly infoundi earn Oat thtit our arms haii this incur , grace, in slava! warfare Oa Am( our valuable possessionaof Canada, are in -cap*. (pence, exposed to the most Imminent dangor,'Witat • apology Can Ministers offer jOrtheir cionducti when they are called by Parliiment to acconttiloi.)tr How'ttitl they be able to excuse their critaitolffielg, ligetice s to avail themselves' of k :means in their possession,of tended:4our sitperro ! pity , OR the American *ssaterkleililed notittfiattinistn.;. ;t ought unquestiatiibtto:have b 444 ilCb, Xll, 40i only to ensure viciOry,,:b4'even to itreenei rez *sumptuous in rising to seiond_titie proposition : be bad the good fortune to have servtd the Company in high offices in both the PresidencM, which might be consiaered at a sifficient graind - to Inal€e him a competent judge of the arduous duties to be per foiined 'by Fast India * Director:4. It yes a maxim of portsyltatl States, that great servioes should.be well reacted ; a maxim.wbioh had always been acted spin by that excellent Govern:Or the Marquis' Cornwallis. This maxim ought.. to ,be applied at home; 'and the more, on accoeut• of great exer tions of the Directors for the.Costipaines benefit. lie which .Ihether rlcest !Rata`as 'the Pirltort TietfscAtiaffa.l4 4 mote te*ttidifft 4 ;lS wlct .091101% -.00 Aid been .okitteg s that 'se:Alcoa iheold be s ••te l ikjetntinerateti,i that putAty . :**,..best Rrtserld.V 4 4444pendeuce. TMs lO4elfeldento.;sbnuld, no% oidfAkir above. the thing ih thiiittiOness;* and *lth . tifpeet to'Sgiab petitnii'ai)ieqh contetri • platiol . , entirely out ,of the glictloti) ,L! . *t should oho WWI/ ittech4te the 'q'sit,ol4ergoitisi. and onchat .- .o.lfidoto_jton' Of the talent .to foltward. Ttge it was; Ittlet :even uddet the and intii' old unfilled. _ never _ letter _ persons who intended to start at the first vacenty, or i the see- phrase, " to lay a nehor it wiodwordi'LLaugi. • Ile would ash, whether the matter ,would *op here Would not the Officers under the Directors ask for additional remuneration, and then could it he eaten: lated what.would be the possible eipieditere? could say, that if he thought that any individual 1:0 rector was.anaions that his 3001. should be raised to 10001. that Director theta never - again- kite hits vote; but lure hi was, that, none among the*ll4 any wish for this addition. Much had been said ot CoMgany ; yet, netwithStand. they were.attfays iW 'dnaa . was mentionettne lately tai .' Could trot link at the At i peac.e Soinenf the revert, to 'them; and tirlieft-7 . be disbanded, there. Weald Offscers' whose onty • .all these would naturally and would as naturally qteri. • ilor,did he think profit from trade vioold facilities of smuggling. spoken if he had.not been chat: lensed; but . so.Celled upon, he would My that Si Opp4ted iluitnotion with all his soni. . • Mr: Puns was On the same side. When , first the -requisition. was s aint rdund ani r eng . the Prnprirters, he bad signed It, betatise he thought be ceOld sup. port the motion ;fiut upon reflection he had. rest•Oned himself. out •of his &it Opinion,. and was oiee,iimito rinced that the ?notion was noon clssaryen4 .Ile.gare the Iron-General every applause jar his litary conduct 14 ladle.; but it did . not NioW, betause he was •ad General, heo h ki be 9 0 11004 1 %~ ~~ .1 1$ s 'n - • - -*'-'" ------" - 4 — :: - .1 - 77r1777 - F•: - 77: -. : - • . . " -- 1.7 '!•-•'s-7"47:777477/11e74' ' '''' 7 . --- r • w", '- ''-'. '' - ' 1 -7111nWr7.777747-.l,r'*'-'. ` . -- . 7 ~,,.- - gP•lgur ' , • • • .., ~ . . ~,, - - . , . . . - ' .. , .. ~.......- . . , ... . ...., . • , .- . • __ i . • . • ........`,•• . . . .. si - . At , ...... , . . ... ~. .. ..,. .t.tig tg- '-. • ... . ._ ..... _ .. . _ . . . ... . . 1 .. • ..-- ......._............_..... .... _. . ... . . _ ... _ • _ . _ ._ • - tiqiiiiOli m " ; ' . • ' • •- - - -:-- - - --tii4.--'4lniimit:ii•iiiiiiAtstait di ection Of Teilehi *here they will tolitirt i . the, Ow i f i g i t ioniiim I. • • ... . . ~.;,... ~. , --- , . •: , . ~ , „ . .., ~.„, ...„ . .., .., , , . p .4 : , _.. _----, ,--• • . .. . ., .• 4•- - .• Utpain• . a ithat Aplillik•Pd.ilejliehre t he Other - Corps of the bid Army litteirli 1 , e nipdnies ht Ahe . .?7, '7,/iCr i l i teittes4.4, l ao - ' ; ' t ' K , •-,• , , .-.-- ~ ---,,, •k r •.• ~........ .. El- ' titit 4 l , l dki - ' 4 1 i • a, ' " diroclion• ActerdWit to whit they : Om :t= o f pe; r i t ie ee e' . v ol '4l : e g es e g e ther i • . .. .- • • t,' n .. .._.,_.__ - • • - __,, • seat , ;Eettli t e el dh e seit"fie gees: .diary . ,•,.',,, AWilti,diiiiriotir,, tiiilli . .ol‘• reit/m- -agma, more than $0,900 Spaniard" hetter Aft 4WD rhea; antl sere, ' , • ... - . sits • ante,. for 'fl o e .' . - - • . - - - . ...„....'• _,., ...- ' • - • T.- - rs: . = The if,eapeeC: . isiti . Ty• detail, wads. ht' titeAtteetersi i I trough that cipitat to • reinforce the attic ( several-bodes:4' madeit llt inecesirsitre•• Min - . !. ''' '''''` ••,, . -* ... . ...: -.•-- Oa - *Astral Preilerly,e4 - Med.. .. .... •• .. 1 •. - , - . , , - -...4' 'L iditence; hufheing Sim' * -the inaufieig 00. At f: .... ' i ~. „(01 44 d " ~ L -.. ~• , .T . , . •.. ~. . • _t • ••• • . • trio, Sirr. -17.-Sneliet% teal forteLifit•poied to tbete, were foree4,4o9,AlSiii-ie., ,Irt e loss 'hit "1 •• •• t ; • • b •• 4,114" 4.• - . ,fir - noels, 'alit ,tlint thetneetion, of the.Olterttnevias 'trete- 1 o J.,.,„. . .. , • • . ~.. --,.. 9 kceen 1, amounts to 30,b00 . stittia g '7' ' mamma -: • 'w . to - bei" to• i' • that, ICA wire:patios(' 41sellosie inert P• 41 1; 411 . 11 .!X 1114 41. 14 .0. Willi • it is i . ) . ebi lfift"kl i ir. 4ll. t t i l l i nateA r Veit l ' .X, , 4 e x k ' -' r ' w " . " P •mi c i r. .. : ' .",... ' '''.' --7. ii*. T ' - olthel. lal l t liir l - twelie -4/ I 'etiri. it riiilit sb :la :4M/id:were at * reinrorce Soutt is abont 10,600: . A/m*4 liegi. if io a ß e r il me i si. weir. Ofriliiiise bra: esbe had c oin - 1 • ',, •• " . it_ . . ..*., i o ark : 1 6.., re* , t,wou i y peioine. .ago fir i & vo r ( h e ti ' • ,4 , . . ,as ~ te, trie, ~ / only plate werthy. the attention ef,ouggettes444seee.yosepteilvd •ro iheitet," - .::•.. - iie hi the moat:- p un '" ••sitie l tiii 4 - t 'eieidoe. opinlans. . . . - . 7 ...• - ,j,:.,.... m..44;4;4-0017 ten , - - ' * • ~ . 1, • rty l .requiree a gaerisbn of 18,000 efeillitk, 'hitilk•';ilitt sin& rejeitithl • • -: ' %." "rho, il l ikvigt- . etiiietitieliT* 1 . epereos4o. • -• ' iiitls, - Cliatrisilti • MI:A. Ttioeirrox thonfltt hir.iPlitianiti. 40a in , i • efruce. tt a b o d es and V? Oti s IPCll.44eee ' , AWL*. the : Dirac - .Order. - - .,,„ .~„ ; . < ... 9: •- • .. . ,, „ tor 4. to, Seer: • 15..--They *rite fir rd :111`4410 ' ' .-"•-h- -piej 4 1an d t w o .... , - -. • - .- . - . '4l of=( h` i.. ' the .• . T 'tt P nitmen. te.: 7 ml• • ' ki - hi; - would i . . . Wi, _ewes • . 0 90..,iv r ar to f Ittr, T. . it. b I . reee.....og l ea e hi: would - to of the -11th, that ' in the whokrifellikt '.i i ,;'. ', - .„. , .. -,.- . Chair 4 a P and 1000 I .• to every other Di. I refrain from entering upon . the Chester the .tnerelp • . . ,•-, . •.---70••• ' ''.--• ••••43014 the 14th," Lord" Alt...ltleeetisdiriatteioll. 1 r ec ta e ... , ► ~. , . . . .... •.. ... - meant to show how. .much. the. Company . were in. r nost perfect _health prevails ; endebtatteleti , A ii i i ii. _ ;4: 1 saute I . ' * r etire the' arraY irigtkaii iiiiiit• -" litr, .Of " ...),.. iti,':eilde ;011ie/hen he, had for- debted to the Directors. But for them the Emplee -.„ - ~, - : . „o r .._. it a miracle to see themselves free friallitl . . ___,. t tlittitti to the neighboorbieml. -ltrregoia.. . , • '''. "I ' . .. ".' " ' the " . f -r ' r ty., 1 - ,ilt i ks..iietpre, 4tc: „been oli. OttitelP.ast Inlglit i iiive beets 1°144)4'41114y might bird :..„ • • - /fief Z . , I *hid daring late Yen , ' the`Y.Aurte -rrmw ..--,-, . or e d *•il l •• t •'* * 'i l igiii i l • ' l id • incter jlc Ariheea street •Iti dellbe- ' eplainted with Virgil . % Shepherd,' . • .. 4 .„ . , , .4‘ . Etti Vat traCened Vii flt! !IN, - $ . 9 t Itta r• 1 . . :-. , • L . - - .• • 11..- '. f ' ' ...tl ' . ' 1 ... Ai . 'l' of the etwiet'SAluperialb coveter. l • ra t4. - 11 :7' .il ..PPrM l 4 .be AO given "Y 1' .- • 4 4 •bb f ii.o delsis linotiess Otto." , , , • . • , Milety whith-bisi. heeii -lately . teit-i i 6, 444 , - , 1 1 1 616 1 )48 ~A ki, _.,„ ~._ " ___„. - 1 , - ; ,i'td r 4.1901:. ifkliupt, : Jur iiptecuii - iacmasofii: it shetta he rtteembereli that ear..Elejlily-eAs -elle of intellliEnce 'ffoni the Allied 1 i'l wki.ik.4l!eo,o uniformly r e P a g77_.''rtifee enifle• 1116114' . : ii , 111010r0 kikril ge n e tii7,ll: pilirktiotaiiitylew speci fi e i 9311"opinititi, an ek Inuit be delicately taiteiged, 06 I• - • , is in part relieredh- the arrival e , -•: ' - " •by the lottr Light Dragtroitifillribc IlaWitre of the i great. " _ermsed t butleitiusethit Asia/ had given ; alt these gro ndq, at iwkisiedently a *die eon:. 1. .i-V d ,t - • - - • - • ... ~ !Lii b rik German . L eg i on, • Thrriiiiiikfindi , eg ..What •nis !I:se" 7 glp7Agensslon eit-.4f doerevithisitchad made .i.altlirefi#no l 4.4lo-; .st, jif. geitissekt. the smote , tibei o' Ake, 411 t. instant ~.eantaining_ .. • aa I. Air- ' bapressiOn,•tould be madei' r . rOgi - in . tike rah, -- • b e ,„ I the: meo 4 .riespptigeef the nkelletteeKtinere*P - ! ataxia _9l , t - 4 e• 4. . . •.• . ..:. .•-• ~. • • i from Redirse t tare to :the evll.* ... k ' art kllt'i s t'< i tt4 Ai*. , liPi?ted 11010 *4 100 9 '7 (lad 1..... kli/1,1 3 4t . x 7:*ri,t4 ( l„..tertlie NM all wiss•eriatios . . . . stato,.;thi:-the Omni -aspect wt.' _ k . . . " ' I.ltind the Llebregatb 4 ••• .4•:. 4 "'• .... ~.._.• _..• * mk`v P,Vv * Vi- PlNr.iitllkY. et. U.14030X. - 070Wing .11102, 1 ;:, _Oft *i-. fpiiall *LAO. 11011. Gfilttflui44 -OP 4poke hit terinit li 14,6t7.0.4.1"iiii,4r,*ii Aiiiißffit ' ' Iti ,,: irs OF Qevitaltaluat•eee raiment ** " any nitarree". - ',.. spin,* i• .fer , .isig. Own...part; *lushes AS had i pee •:j ligt,'"epopt to Op*, whet he,,oteant 4..catiiigshe la- i • • . .. k __... , . . . itys'ehtv.:Altl . 4,,'PV- T el i t:rt!, tall : 4yr. cite Light Dtwoons-Ciptatn litisaan i ,t.... .. • . . 1., ;, . . s'ouirsiir'Peliticerf.onemy, all 44p,withed ' :Sit° - look i;dian Emilite.a o . o.Empire ocopittioo, stlesi Ito had . • • • hrtre- ' been de.scaiiti oo its wealth and sevirejeoos .2 lie itif *en sit led.. It , fit !taut 27th Ife e iinem- Cleat Taylor. kilts t ,folee,2lilt e .lus_lloaoeti.F. - • • NI -... • ~ s, --44y4.- .. 4 . _,. ~, "• •- ', ~M 9.0 Aldo Costopany-Liltit. .• . • ... ... . Ogia O•stt "tear hoe Ccermositilt 9 111/ ha 4.. felt the. • .-•• ; regard. fee -ply- pretps 4 l*VotorS ; . j • ' Isiiiele s likr '!Ilalt . ' ir % .*: * : ' - ••• • . ...Lista', :a... -,!' , 4`..' '", •".. . - at * - ' • • ,- . . I - 4 ' '4,- *`------ 1 *- 44 '`IlL e i-'- . l' .. * * * • ' . 40/4.140,0r.b!1f - . T.., tgot*dikat , weii,... , , , tiork 11410.1. . _ 4 .. 4 4 uta9gpowiemer , . -*-611nlierliaffeit'r P. •nr-weegfrabt tnems- l iety es Y 1 f. • • . &Asir* his' motion • • ' fit 'wei4llltlifiliat 'thit Wei ' tax 0. .1. . nycia ls d,,m 9 ;44l Cs,,,i v oivrieidirti o il tbe .° • ''';'':iii .tliOriPpeigeit;4*• f i thritoCantoll4l,., ins ArciPitcl)?ik t A.. G. -rev ly,. nos i.. . niii the time f or , v•. , . . .., i . vbeieetoisly. A ,4 _ ~k - Ai!"'" tt : thought - present ; drat the n Totere,„gempislieete V -Tlie propose* charge .4 vreiald a . nor' - T. 1e,. , ...,Priiesoiek Thiburs,Lltim milisnir c Cornet Michael', ' B O i fittelst <into qthcn the Comport - had beguic a- new 1 eteopit* ) 1 7 4 9006 ',year; the iiiterettoiNfr.oool."; speedily rcotepelled _to alien - Mod; at ',#11•71'4 • Putiugu , se Irtillery-lievt. T.., t Modem. slightly. . rettuired.- all •-thi'abillties'aritt -- all Vie • whielt giAn•Olust. be appreprieted, if, inditeri r there • i ( j career, winch . , • ... • - • _ cornet Abler! , /Arse dead}. • :-i,_, . ." 1 • 1 • • - - " ' 1 - Sit B att TIM it egt .....Li eut ,..c o l, Reuses , c a pt a i n s Mull and i ,talent that.. could be bestowed-sopeu - it : the pro- 1 vateeck,e, sup. lo be -eppropriated. TM* Propo%olo • • p i• the chniadtei . ...of :be warfare at i i! e at gar' : Windsor, I.leatenanes ser Iteoboo,Thewe, Man6y, and Talbot, i c aitt h 'f ' d.did t eripititi - lell - at' all had far cs,c to state 'what sarcitat fend wee to ~.1 - Il i i ng - .: ~,,.1 , i nt deilereedy _ i sp---,.. e Con asW , no . srn, ~.„. . . „ . ,g , ~ . , ~., is lingeritts, tempori4ing, aunt .c. n utio v. 1 . 2ii a4it;p7th ft i. '. •6 -Mt.,: 110.. Te COMP &TAWS rd, D ire 100 • h from c I It' it was evident ' the money 'He h IA ths ee -.Lieut. Shea. severely, not duagerotrsly ; g rey , w en, ft cu a ioti s . ‘ . p i a: T lie depsrt ore. of 13011 . A Ea ItTE month& i AsSlitint-13orgeon Fitsgerold..slightly. " ." ." that the Indian Revenue ought to return from three 1 far:sue:pot of. jitallenge . ithich.the,lion:74..wre sired tinily in - the mieer . Frene‘ Papers, last I Calab. Free Corps--Lieut. Taranto. • Ride Company jib German Legion-Lieut.Grnafe, severely .. 1 .- • to , fi ve millions sterling. Mr, • Pe t er, Mo o re con- 4 ; gir.hiris, -, t He thought the messarie.woutdquedeed . was not; as tbed stated,. Ott the'cl3d, nor (since deed); Litqt. Bucknteister, ditto. eluded, • by. repeating hit, •InotioN and• reCommended, ; ietieh edsehipf,find no good.. If he hirld C aer.791111, • - - - ... . - WIPING. that the proposed increase should begin from April be shriuld -think it. his: ditty .to reward hiet,*lo4lll moremedts directed agaiast the Bohemian 2d Batt. eid.140,--Lieut. steels, Ensign Latham, severely • . last. . in proportion to. : bis work and labour ; issit.: bOs..Eos . .i Ile left Dresden on the 212, to resist the 1 svazb i at te et!. l. Frei . c0ri11.... _ ~ , , , . d 1% . 1 S Dixonthe firrt Apri l .-t - • t put the Directors the firedog i) / captains Oliveto and Choiseul, al . . r.* . mon suggests s o, not consent o progress of Br.ucnee's Army, when the I Lieut. Vita. letigit.) ' . •••• .- .. • - • ; pounds, shillings, and pence. •He hoped there-usl4 ' . '• 1 ,1 Olt.ed the combat, and retreated to the Spree. .-....... Itlr,,R. Tnottivecitr raid, that if an alteration in the' lie no want of Directors even .on the pis** •t 111' 1 Sines writing the &bore two • • Gettenbitrgh Mane im then returned to Dresden on the 24tb. edgiest motion was intemledilt would be better tO, ivideed, lte:bed.never observed that. they - were.** I have arr i ved,is which it is stated that- the heat.. at appear that any very considerable whim- 1 16th Makelt alliStillet Resolution. ' . • anxious to relinquish their seats ; death seisiltleiel . . . . t rters of the Chown PILIWCZ was on the oTt. - General HARASS hoped he should ' not be - thought thinned their ranks, bat the vacancies were neva Nag gained in this movement, some p risoners I lit . la rr__,.....- ay., ,i...i...... '' ' ' .this il"P", i • ...... .4. hie newly' had nreenmntuons in filing to second proposition : un c . d• ' fill d He without letter two frees was never a or V 4. d the Americans, i s lr"!1" "7 ""`‘'-"" • •••• ...--- - Irk,. tororree. reg non in iz i ar ro er d t t iarge upon the subject, wrath he thought': thi r k. capieitir of the Co - eacbOd with Mach nal at re e, hUt ought to be. carried 111411:.141 4441.. gr.ellt tesellice°l til4 !iaot:ltits"CaOltjn Mr. "t.-Ar,:9PEAni- ***l.l,..iivti.:ll._. •7 . j call itiddebt; A pese*rrat .ven.44000011,411 , 01t4i , 5i ~ . . . si92). .. lag .1 4 .* ' t !ea wttictilikelOne•bopes. ) littevgb he *welkin& y*tctlhe Dint 0 1 ''' ' 1 ;." 1 77 1 F 0 ../14.1- benefit 7 . thei# , . reg o in a : be i t thesieelikioijii ; , I ! . !c_. -4-0 I . : ; . .tp l #- . 4itare" "- gene but ' e iiih mmilr ii . "'"vi atio .t: , rbe g"6l.l4646ll69r. frrieft Army . should 17c71 lead t:° tios:PO 4- .. s p Ci ri sub r e 7 924 ll .l l : l s 4'.? S i l i tt ir n 44 . :s4 ::dfe : f iT r s a u t t b . l F a l l tli t t 4 ... th b a n t !eni e l t i I :o n : s kit ° Ity r"4.44n, their eiio ‘ rtli f. C! !! It4 all niitt:.i if ifailiottld- illy d to India forimplayinent, !urreapitother (Ili- . canrair of. his. weighty . 'q ' nestion: • iiiiiketti ne d . s ta t e it it among the.Natire.pe* merirant; and hat 60. bil4ta iipuilds : it was not e whether fat - -specific th at n da, are in -cemee.'lieici.r.i...bnE•Liiltether for rietit-strilees men Ib e ° suppos ed increase 0 _hunted at' 'the . Directera weie ;•:14411t1 . — ,* '.. . time i ' M g sh res oa te ld r tncttanhtaheissiepOketerlif as to sloe I sist " l a t ;; Y i t a v ud vi e l l u i r , li the vi ‘ k lu r rY . ; h u e la ' tb e7 o 7 t ' e u rr r ito r i!i fi s i i i; I; . e . hittiiisi ge - iii - salit all that . ability intfisti y teal& i betanse he was a goad General, he shoold be a •good, . ...- / i t : b u t tiitice . shia policy deliatidid L tinaacier •, bet even upon his own principletietailki l , . . '''• t a o n n :l ar af• 4'9 th at he .al a ae -r u na the want of it s Ivi n, ' ;the tu, l , boti c iii .i'C4ititoy, -l atid Aili:: Ott. of the I tail , tactics, lie vi . onid . .-hoW be defea t tedS letr gri iVr, tir T , - t I •be justly taid - te,the charge or Administration. , n t i t i s is: sa gipi k .••& I. thil ttet . shonld not relit. as it i -he dream of sending out an army w thout,... ~, . , r F" 1 " -We have insetted th is Report o f 'the serials:l a • nos . Stiiiid, . Oil:iota ' isk t if 4,-44re :Ogisibie'thit i Wing supplies ? Yet Herd iI, 0 *at torss4ing ale lusts . • ' , e Pelf. t - - State Mr. Motraor; to the House of Itelvivityntittives t by limas sufterestutal we'll , • the: tp.itkpent ihautd} sense , sum Wile:let kietei te ig ra frO . M whence it to tis ;Is Bs end . contaleing the infotniatien requested by the Reso - hertim leached ' its present height at beg*, and not ht rbe obtained. • t was not , ,be ity not palmy ; c en. , . . arable ... ~_ if its imutet ; . 46 rgtettob altd,pOptila; j gage for sums that there' re no. Enka s to pay.-ilt .• -. ;. base - Ili:dons-M*4h° Stet Juee lasts , relating to the French ° I tio ni ter ea ta:4 l edinte liting, ; lath the Citation by the i•had been , said that a mighty Aver' of .wealth PAved IDecree of the 250 i p FM...16.4. 14 - Which theAmetjciii: , i , ll - 1/ -2 off' "s" th;. knirit. if - God whliob:'.itioeit upon ! into thii•.Coinpiny's coffers, lett hi featel, aid's - beil . • •,• • 'Government had been actrised - 44ippressing: . . 1 " 1 " 3" W * .-- -"" • • bili t .•if-h e • 1 . i d he faced th a t the ••• • . iiie .Nits i eke , n e . the (itilsr.ef the watessyn-whati l. p c ll h inch "...i ; wou ld •• ~d from r r c e ff i .4 mi i . .,j ha i , 'rep - . • • . .. - ' . ; thought of ibrk f igtoye.iyho . ituF . au*n a sys. ' should nave expftie t he , lso j I . ~ t , . It ' l°ll 4; ' STATESMAN 6 Arld&.titit O'CLOCK. • lain? it -.wield be. stWO !bit thiv,..,,•, .ttiiiib u i.Oetitfat • tiler) ainore . starrete afethik . l6!_4 4 eason h . •• . ,•• iimt I t 1 , A MHO:dead Mail has just.,emitsd s isrleglitg very Wes clathtd , with the apps iiilici Ai it . el l repailiter of stead of mating the Millions !ISM Mr* • the . out a ndiat..in.Childita Otiltnieenst • KlitieS Eachkitier, he'shOuld huh stn ....• .. from • t • t intelligence if it ilioad PlO** tot% correct s a Kina.tbilta C m " . • • .e..• , s., •-s; • c i- it • - 4 - neneeds whirls +, •••• • • - • ;,, i impor en , he ad- ! saw 44 seen i sy ths;fouoirini „.„ • • :a . sa iit t o ry4nd th tli t i bo tt ivwthiteiiiiitiegipzi•,flieehinet!l74;...jorrrin;rtoriti . kr: to o ttehmett tti nr the ceee4),, _ici dz..4llLit ._. . . IL IV :t • f t - iilltititex.awo l • Mi. 3.-Aoftmets froialitis4otio • Abu,. 4 4 1 0 . thibui en4lit i od' w1th."4411/try ialari pence:oo4MT,, Ti .) cons • , rPef ~, to "" " 11. ' s" . • - '•-s' - • • ' Soolni - ' if/ dr' '. sidereal •aset• siss *bleb •heliiud me* with reiiiect to- Oro . „tilde, , i s . •,,.„, t it , t h k tgth n i t . s i m i e . mit d eiw ti o t t . nre s of . year. L . e -. , ,s,--..--s : ••, i -c _ . I 1. "' ....-.-- --_, -- I _ 7- -'' ' 7 7. -- : „1,..... --. . a . ' • • •‘___,'• ` ' iPle °tan tnireand. allowinee 14' eirgbiggigni is •it• had been cat ' etember j: P e lril r lr 4 oo., • chid rs, in , -• . a , ~ . . )IfiCial i eaiieal e lie eiglealpg .U. ''' ' " --.Lial ' ' iliMtsi'' reille6 y. 'in.'" 1 '..-11-// , ' ilkettn. e d th Ort i: niete. 4. _ i .: - i-sltentlig ittii..itmithe. of , o n ,iiid eit form t espar osi. t 01 0 - ! i ls o ; ap. PresAtt . liaii. 4tetel l egier. osiq i.to rp: , tZ , hiti re. relat. I that the Crown "Prince ties'edeadclig s allli_titietstet ' •it-vtiticti.it ought 4 af•% . 1111(1 1 7 ~0 41 P1 ' . ~ ~. •• . ibee• • • to ~. leaded f irm the • 1 bey** - leif -theiklitt flit- hottitioo Wet sting - 1 o ,..ooPire• um: Pr!' ~..,,,,..1.., , , , .,1t n ra suni c ~ . ... , ~ . ' ~1 11 eel . °xPect.t i lti:cl ' 4lii the. °be:the-14th ! If 9. 4 :44 - e l t *lV T4l. e: #7l " r l l - P tit " ' '7 . 'iltioiild he a: shersakitio with rfenekalucte, in the event cif m 'peace . Though but at ,4 ''iral cOnteuteitiOg his forces. at Deata-S: , •-se.d 4147. • +Lao- , _dt, to -the itiale s •aiiinnieitie • s siwupw T 4 :pitY „Inside- thefenolher OW -Freuch dlsbulide& :ii4Scris would ..• . . t: • ti lie thanks te.the Russian- campaign) bet. small, yet "1 4 Litifidd /9 4 been taken bi item*, and IP* *Thika• 6l- 4 0241 ,1*"" ',__,' 'l4 it.:4 • 4 .2 4 '5...i bat "iniiil lo t :ie a d s rit, ii • iod thibireate - re to paid agaivat the Freud' - it, OTI4 p odet, ""' l ii /e 4 , .. . . .... . Mai nog peneto•iity to 'wale umone fest .• Ni keit! ' .an settlement, near oar Empire in the - • • th the ' • • ‘' rap/atty. of • the Co thiets7 '1 , 4,0 6'44 .that !, hl i g i t t,__t • that it He aci t now cu e ... was an act orpolict • . . fiat[ and rotate*, iiiste". ntbl ) li Anatiee t . fet the ' ; 1 • - -•- - - . - tit the -• • i ; - 4 - i - -- --- -Bt The PRINCf Rillan had a select earl let . aintet. fiortlittp... Bet, say the oppendiite et :the ._PrOnfl--, mi d _ . lotpct.... to, . rats .10141tately the services or - whiCil pinion Iresterday at Carlton HouSe. ' I ' : -\ ilon, .look 'it . the pacrocago...eMeil - On ytenseerl, rale ! , 4 6 1 .- . -- o s t ee so r intlitiO oto;e! wrn ef iv iveir liptited s4v ith ati o ts ul4ty w n e o is t . . - : : . .). The POlOCEitzorwr , gave aediente yeetetday.tO • ' poellelt,i,..fie . !fat '.indlguttnt When- Ite eml •rl BATHURST and Count Meteitzi. • . tango* JO t country like•tiris.• Wsptit !tilt.l4 to . fte c i .f . 7l; h -: ' ilatil roli 010rk 4 4,141 11 ' ' rand and diiinished hi-; •• :' by illtr esS than to theses'who,Mers rolling hi wealth at • ' • ( "lend 'ruminate . SEPT. .8.,-Arrlia chid -*mktg. th e ed ' tiva iL k u llinh vie t* ha ls d,. c w o Ft r; e uP l lt itt e r x l ;Ored at the vet* Mmes. ' There were tlOttf.Stslahi. Mitharti*.services . *- 1 Henry Preelin:r packet , creitteuhitighil . "ving On illa board a Russian ltiessengea,.t . h2.-.. 5 ...-riPiA with ftispatches s s i te l p e' s of : the. Throne and even R:dlotti Oot utiklOg ''" .4 lM t t ‘ I 4• I V h ." 4"; 4 19 11114111 `r t lb . * I Mar. for oar Government. The - ; • , A H gere hy.the paCke% - to protect = ttstlf, though tittihitto* had *. too - sato* former 'osift Isost, be std9ptod t , •hp wßieshoi ii 'Mime a t/ t. 27th 1 states that the Fie** Army )11aTe evacuated Dresden. -m od g i ii to go to as improper 'length ':• • SOntd • eqa .1141i°,eildt.tif0"iittlilhota Nalialste titsisgseett any • . er t ° Pt `t • ••1 Cotilti Apr - :Vin o. - Ativatirvbidderfed ' r. !.... • tt, n ___ and that It eat occepligity the 4311 t/.. . • give the patronage to the °pt.!. $lBl. .., , _. . . ~.,. the . 1.1._ pla._ ‘.., . o t • . • No. • '7'7, t "83" The 'D i ke a f yetiiti' 7. as Mr. thing be more 04,641 What l .co co ofa rtit sloni t irt i a re ll )010_ 4. afge, turo b l i tlitibionx imaletiottete , silo , . ' Omen, &el has* lift 7 144!0ri0r -lb. lid of 1CA11,7, !slit !• 1,11_!! : a scrambling . 1-omit, . ..., o i j e t r i el lini t a trlV: l 4 l lo4 . o " .year, 41. .0ii ik : ,7 1 , 91.. .. having trou4m's shooting bet& - . ..thin L and _22:r 5.; ,,.... f .. .. ca . .. d Er t ' e ; 4 o f hi s •sions of •the field. ,i fin tli-MiKot'i.[lgeOctrailtditl sattlptsooktbOlWN- .. t , .; ; .. ~, . Riotus it fipad . 4 . '. 11°41"$:g riac il ' illritit ''' ga ve i tlte -v pts " cei uu tr i 7 . . 1E4 1 .. .. , .-.. r mj i ., „lkitatit .: 46,w it r ef .. oritt ia:ma rilLby .i tltO .: affi s.i. ak , iiete.tbiak ii". oti , , . „.,, • ~,..: Ito eo 4,4aerthOti. ~. ••. - . ' hl!. . . 8. .-' ‘' .' ' la the _ glee thinti- titglid 4 Ni b l i in F 1 • P i l ogt tce-re ehbe 4.0-- - , int sifif7 ' tValiSAtttierbpS ilk. 6 le • \AIP • 41P--. Tl P l:srtedn'' tut er n i TrO r m idimi blilsoinkli - ip0.044; . • ivteta iltirdl" : • _ l _eart (fe .. ,the d y bled 0 t • Mt! i ti - liar beta: . . .. mulai l esetie r• iitai ft elood Ist wow ,- t s ..,.....e , alaliadmitiiiAliv .. ~ • tangemetitsAlgiebielit r aidatiit thi lilt p l i * ' I ta lia " ir ..f.i b ra m i t i,,, - - .4 0ix t uc t iretfoliffifia limo Game f w .ol - 0 lion of Rent :tee erki4r s ' .. - • - • • . • • ~ ~ . .. ..: t -,..a , ;:r.chi.‘„, *: :- - , *- • „. • • . ... -•- • ' • • . - . . id one tie ieceivr Aver? his rn itrm. further pi: Allies refused VAPOLEO3 It does not }Age oat gal were however taken by the French. It is not stated Vivliether any engagements had taken place between the armies Of Nisichort :mu and BLUCNER, previous td this interference of BONAPARTE. The army of. Berlin, at it still continues to be termed by the French bulletins, was preparing to throw a bridge over the Elbe at Dessau, with a view td tie passage of 'that river. An affair had taken place between a part of this army and the French corps under the com mand of MA11340.,1T and LATOUR hi AtIfrIOURG; it arose front the foriter being in a situation to obstruct the pas. tageof a timvoy of 10,000. quint els of meal destined for Dresden : the were repulsed beyond Torgats, itnd the convoy arrived safe at its place of deetinallOttj THItXXANI O ANIS:Lion partifin General, had, it ape! Tears, on the tsfir lid 2,th ult. been atfacked.by Dsrtnfitrres, and In both affairs sustalaed.sern!-ilis ddvantage. There-has'not been at any one point an ciction %chick can be deomed of importance, antrUi this kind of dilatory warfirei much time may - elapse 'without any alteration of moment in the chances of ultimate success. This protraction of the contest is however to be lamented, as it affords a probability that a inititl so pregnant with resources as that of the man to whom the Allies are opposed, may, during its continuance, find means, by skilful military manceu- Tres, or by the more insidious influence of roe.; :option, to draw them into indiscretions of eon duct that may be highly prejudicial to'their cause: The .. superiority of the French Ruier, in military talepti t..to. any of •those with whom he bar contend,-Joust, we fear, be acknowledged; it is obvioas l that Ow 'longer tlie contest ii tioaetl, the greater chance there must be of cirt stances arising in which that superiority will be In this view We cannot but consider the slowness it d lien sf s4te proceedings as !Ail unfavoui to the cause - .of the Allies. The repOrts Which been some d 1) sun circulation of an Armistice eti foot, are discredited by the Silence of the rapers upon the sabjecti as well as by the opera • _ of t tte•aettiisi . • The RI ris Parrs like\vise contain an account f:t i ti en ET, of an action' Oki' took place with thi • vaticed-euard of the -- commanded by Lord ..ca-guard pi ~ „ env Bassituts,, - 0 Abe 1 . 391 and 14th altisno,in which stales out loki lis killeki r woondcd," and prisoners, cludßithereiteestoteOunttd 3,500 men. The Oificl BullettiS Itsied by huaQovernment,, yesterday, - ill to thsi` same affair, ! did not piepare us to e: so disastrous so =outs, of this engagement ; but 'they agree in some of„ thominor circumstances, cannot altogether discredit the French statement til we have an opportitivily of comparing it with official dispatches of Lord WELLINGTON, which Public will soon Aug .before them, and by they Will be enabled to form a more accurate opii The following is a copy of the Bulletin issim. yesterday in consequence of the Dispatches received from the Marquis of WELmwatos is WAR DE;PARTSIENT, Orr. 6. "Dispatches have been received from Field Maei dal the Marquis of WELLINGTON, dated the cit. inclosing accounts from Lord WILLIAM ?mg, of the 15th and 17th of SepteMber. "From thence it appears that the enemy, having )v - collected a very considerable force in front ' his Lordship's army, made an attack early on the I Nig of the 13th ult. upon the advanced guard at ti.ePoss of Ordal. " The • ) advance consisted of the Id battalion . • - .4.4 • 1.. ~~.