The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-28 00:00:00

TAT ,11i1 Malls. • • . use 04.1 a. .:.isAis ...... .. . ... 0 11aterfurd.... • . 4 . . . ..: . ... • % m: ....... ...44, I. ~..korio • 1 Ambalt • • 4•010416 ......... • • 0 . —.. r'tVe COW& hilt LEA WOWS" aistbfrge rare . . fstressing to our feeitngs,, 4 ".9t . inn sore to be de sflnted ty the neslisno..ol !IVO, Alms - , the 11100504N14 Oka of the late dielOalt#rihe &mats of the United ' tinges, In deal** . war edict Great Britairt; :and stlnaeffair whkit - Wialf; .NbiitAlleiweet v the fideitkra. fr and the Tennis 41 41111;:ljaited Aster, off' . , liandy igue hook, leads us 'a lArOmilloa they on 6406 1 :mined upon wan This calamity wet alone want i 4 'to fill the cup of bitterneis,so long s t ud to perseverinalp tdmialsteredte the People of England; yet they totteC admit, that they lave . ~ bfea, in no small do e, °parties to the conlaninee iif An infatuated porigs.] which has involved the Empire in such ueparalleltdj , difficulties!—which has btought her to that point, when laws, contrary to the spirit of -the Consfitn/t 1 tion, are resorted to, in order to deter the .bere t telore peaceful and industrious English Artisae !roil 1 . acts of oped Rebellion—whets whole Counties are ' l covered with starving and turbulent Manufactn , ren—when Coetmittees of Assassination are stated, ! on Parliamentary authority, to exist—when the., i Liberty of the Subject la.irielated with impunity ' l i —when men, not liable to naval conscription, are impressed and flogged, and the oppressors 1 suffered to retain their pubic station, unpunished and protected—when the Freedom of the Press. I is hourly . We:eked—when Ex Officio Mformatiotu 1 supersede the high and wholesome functidas of the Grand Jury, when a man is cited to appear before his proseCutor—in the house of the pro. recutor—there, in his private Inquisitorial apart* went, to show cause before and to the prosecutor, 1 1 w4.-5...-Ceiminal . Information should not be filed 1 aenst Lot, the intended victim, jitt: igegally sum ' mooed I when a man is tentenced 63 1 two years' im prisonment, 1., . .:1 in a felon's gaol, mil.° pey, one thou sand pounds to the King, for repfohating the praetici of fiogging gugliblimen, particularly, in the piesenee. of foreign mercenaries—whet) a man'HcOnsigned Jet eighteen months to a prison, remote from his friends 'and connections, for having told the sad story of Lis country's w rongte—when the Empire is evetburdest ed with debt, and covered with tax-gatherers—when t paper has taken the place of gold—when' Bank. Notes are Made a legal tender, and bankruptcy and ruin appear alutost iuevitable.—Tbat the people of England have been parties to the wicketkand ever-to. be reprobated policy, which has. reciased these 'countries to this state of misery, .cannot be de stied-for never was there a Minister more ge nerally supported by the Englith people than Prixf never was there a Minister, who more firmly bottoote 'ed his power on the prejudices of the English -pop. pie than PEROEVAL4 For their calamities and denu dation, then, they have only to blame themselves. .Wad they, with the spirit of freemen, and as their ancestors were ammatomed to d•—had they raised , their voice to the Throne.--It would have bean beard —it would have been attended to, maths Intoleranto and the 4capablee would have been lees since swept from the ,Councils of the %Nation ;, bitt their Pre.ii dices were too strong, and, 'itrAteir anxiety to ho:d Irishmen in slavery, they have nearly destroyed themselves. A commercial love of war was, no doubt, &strong, but an antipathy to Irish freedom was, we believe, a much stronger support of the PITT and Psacura 1.. Administrations, &ad both combined have led the Empire from on& misfor tune to another—till at last, to round the climax of calamity; WE .FIND OURSELVES INVOLVED IN VAR VIVI! ova PRIENDS AND ERLSOREE OIo,AJIERICA! But shall we really have to wade through a war of blood and 'ruin with , the American States? We know there are those who even yet hope for Adjus tment—who even still rely on the revocation if t Orders in Council, as an acceptable offeriniao, . Constituted Authorities of the' United Stater; bet, e ids the evidence before us, we can *entertain no, such hope—we tan have no such reliance. Thedeter- Mination of America • for -war, appears fixed and ' unalterable; uer can, we fear, the revocation, or rathei suspension. of the "Orders in Council, now turn her from her pu rpose; she will most likely re eeive the suspension as an insult, offering. --.m...-- . The Ministerial Papers are silent en the new am-, rangementi, which, according to rumour, ire forflin , with to take place--apd which, in themselves, chew ' n: the distracted state of the llourehold Administra tion at this time., .Our Readers have seen that by the ' influence of one side of the Cabinet, the Orange-assn in Ireland have been set on to raise the old cry against the Roman Catholics; and those Orange-men, with Master GIFfORD at their, ad, have expressed to the illustrious Prince the peke if CUMBERLAND,' the gee.' i titmle whichthey owutta , Ms Royal Highness for his s past, and the hopes *respect from his (*curs egigill tions, f;" save them from the danger of incerperist4 the Roman Catholics in the guild, and ceramist.= ' t theek the blessings of the nelthh Constitullepe•- Whilathie is trausaeting °mane part, the other part of the Cabieet it negotiating with Kr. Cagitiao taro his retain to °Eke, that a hope may thereby be &Yee to the Catholics of attention to their claims I After !'ell that has happened", comielitt fie either a stritig _ • settee _ i PAY AT ANY. 44911,0611 1 / litchis rinlvdt 7 dig. . . Exclertpier *lll- . 44 II 4 dot Ditto sirt. ° $ pat Omniuti 211 11.:ougoh for Acct..* Lottery 'ficlAtts' ~T~~TI~~I ~N• ~S. y~Y~ ... _ nivit 28 1 1 12. reached town othis morning,l varsaw to the 30th ult• and the 'l9th instant They had taken Place , between is, and that the latter were still embargo had been laid oa all said to be for the purpose of , °umber of ship, to form into • mention is made to ulna further converted. —The following are :tracts : GoTTENISURGIT. Jeer tbargo was laid on all vessels here,' tme purpose have been vent 'to :his kingdom ; it Is conjectured immediate want of a number the embargo will be removed been selected as will answer the,: accounts received from Russia continues retrosting, and that ly the special advice of a great try, who, 'it is impeded, will :ive part against the common has yet taken plear packet having sprung her main tied isermission to teats up A* BERLIN. NO 7: Major General Knustawm left inuceed by Konizbberg, to the head. "reach army.--(Correspondent, 1 WARSAW, Jevia-90. retreating ; we every day ex. Maine, unless they cootitine to and Combined Army passed the ,rodeo. The Austrian troops, Inder the command of Prince adviweing by &musk, Luhlia, Brzeis, upon the Bug. (San* :ER YlO5l COPVIIIAGt)i, JULY 5. Jones at the last sale at Fredericks to 3000 crowns for two coach. now pleaty of rain, but the Geld is' us doubt whether it is sumenor.-.- FRANKFORT. JULY 2. arrived here yesterday from Sax out to return to Switzerlander 1/RFSDEN. Mar 6. trrrus, by the Grace of Goo, King of WAasAw, &c.—Considering state of things, which foretel great cation, demand the development of wise and extensive, without mus h' any part of the Administra. requisite to form at Warsaw a cen. lotbed with powers which such melt ing our absence, and as we have tdence ip the fidelity and wisdom of our Connell of Ministers, as well us, and the good of the country, decree— Jneil of Ministers in urgent eases whirl' cir prodnce,and under that respoteibilit. with which `)ers serve us: will completely have the powers Constitution. 'file Connell of Ministers will place till our pleasure io known. It canons' authorities from their functioss. It can neither the Ministers. It shall not mike any site Aration of justice. Council of Ministers will decide by a nukjority the event of their heing equal, the rgeti-1 deciding vote.--A register .ot its delibera tive register shall be regularly sent to out Se- , bo will present it to es.—The resolutions of Moisten shall have their full and cadre execs. • may not have been reported to us.—Our ', is charged with the everts** of the pro.; , Asti be inserted la the Bulletin of Laws. 'Signed) FRED. AUGUSTUS. ass O.) W ARSA W. Jest 9ft of to-day contains. an Address from' is Majesty the King of SAXOIrlf,. ,AW, inviting him to ratify the Ream ! • the re-establishment of the Kin- Nad of its accession to the. Confede- Ithine.—(Same Paper.) Elizabeth packet, with Mails and Dis. Lisbon, arrived at Falmouth on Satur- Papers, which are to the t bth, reached It. They state, that Al azulD7 r in. ify Valladolid, but that the armed army was within two leagues of that `WLAND nut. had advaiid:d at :rinst Ittourr, but the latter had ret , and 'reached Llertaa nd the 7th, without ever of their infantry, and only auto their ' , They repo rt that JOSEPH BOIONPARTF, collected, with greOt diiKcisity• 3 2 1 00 ° • abandoned .Madrid to. 4aialLasasoxit.— extracts will be food isop pimodiag qty -.- .. . ._•{,. , ..•Ya, . . itp - bli - dtttadon to Strtrefillititttltiaiy*fidftett -77 , -- - -.. . . sit .cheek by joie together; . foefifie , rivalry is eztin. , • .4 - eilefi- • unasked by the confeetioqinf... Wort/. Lord Cats. at _ _ _. . IMMO:MoiI= lifter?: icxer.aes may lass faitentritslaib - innailliad fiats which was wows 4111wrisetso• TO Foldlifedi"gliS Ifid s t I d Pretended prophetess.. who aftisted to liadeaf. a • Mr. Cmartsre bes declared to he'propef (wider - , t dumb, was charged by mhs Siitestels , r felitiftvik - is • Buteven Able compromise seit.prestate will stet be i Baker-street, with steerat 44'0 Off riSito of the ...sufficient to pave tbeWay Air. Mr, Castrittifiiiaarit „valve of 3L sad Sli her property. Tilt Prisedrho. ..ir o luil o o m e ek w is e :franca herself by presenflog* UOirg -1 , hkb oil , 'to of fi ce. What it theparty "' ---' i her to be deaf 'and dinsb_, and that lbw iteataille well' to his introdaction2-They moat bwrethelf sions, that if he . i' l PP reken ' i versed iii prognostics. Theprophotatetwee in armee gains the aseeedanir they must 1 queries admitted 21 displayed h skill i'' . 1 esusawe► s to Ai itati ' make way for his sysPein, and for his friends.' To 1 divination. It was afterwards diecovered that the day or to-morrew, will . ebew its whickdaviriY'shell I two rings had. been stolaa frees. a map, 'whch Use `'off the wtitemust be mound bitifetotha;eloaa t Proseoatria had pall i d from list UP, " 6 " 04 ° • ..the Session... .. • . ..• : , interview. In two or. three days Met the robbery • ••. was eeensitted, Wes- Silveetee melt. the Prisoner is - ! Yesterday, at half-part two o'clock, the #atSte • the street and cliallangid bet, whea l strange to tell s RTGaNT held a Privy Council at Carlton Ilonse,l.ske had recotered both her speeckewklleeriogy and 1 which *as attended by most of the eabinet Ministers. ;denied the robbery. She ryas tinware identiieti dam .. L Ala -account. of. tbe bettte;whick had taken place •by the " Prosecutrix and her servant, end site wes between the iielridera and the American Squadron, I known to hate been an old ractitioner in ts* way. , . off Sandy Hook, created so strong a sensation In the ' The Prisoner wes folly coma i leo trill. • city yesterday, that• those interested lit the American] QUIIiEN.INVAB.B.. ..._ _ trade deppted Mr. Samson to wait upon the Sects. 1 ' Yesterday, two paw ahrobers is Err neignbane. ' TART of &rare, in order to learn the opinion which hood of Stratton lamina, and oaf le Turk-street, the official tedviMrs of the Crown might entertain upon ! appeared to answer to cempleille preferteil against i It. Thtit;eistlemin was, we. understand, informed, tthem by a veastel shoemaker in . . - Totiviii-steeet, for thet though an action , as deseribed,.hed taken plus i hating take in pledge, contrary to the statate, a , yet the SEC of STATE .. .IIILT of opinion, that the t quantity of shoes from a boy appiteendi under the . attickinade apon - the &laden; had neither restated !age of It rein. I ts ppeared by the toilet:my of from any new orders of the American.Gotternment, 1 the Proles/dor, that a largo quautity of dials had nor was !tux proof that war had.beeis decided op. • He i been stolen from his shop . by this tamed, de2retta. was iithVenf Opinion; that the American frigates had . ' l tor, who bad lived with hue .es inreiraed.boy, and _ acted in conformity to a previous order :ups . Ge- i that theYliad been pledged- at the letWobrakers iii. • mereenent of the United States, not to perinit vessels a ready. •Itak4l. ht ,efttiseiliestets. of *hick 144 were • wee belonging to foreign Pelee it, cruizreithiie each fintidintho mit!sitiad pecillit 4#410 , 640 , the waters ; end, on the whirled Government ete 1 Peri" ' teched no great or decisive importance.to the - affair. • -......----... . ___. _ - The Itiaiircileits inifilintralS.friii are, icTp ' •. • /141" AIL 10/17 1 14afaill*" . ?A : . 4 ...-.* said as much as possible to•asold giviag offence to . • -r-olio•-• • ..:.' • I '' ~ ,i . the Republic of *Metric; ;.arid Rirthee, thafthe gal. „ , - : Otat o loratitl. - 'i s ::;.. .r , ~. ,e - 4 lant Admiral 14.. i signified his d'itermioatioia to_ excl.. ____'''.*4l7 s. kbP! *aloti!cfl4ol:2 .00alrellfl, dig thei attoott ferbearince that mak.. be crieslitent . I heads,, rit anual.....cuuai fury . the . kers! -. . to (gem with the independence of his .flag cad honour of Arrived die gl u e ; of - i el i d ; roit - d oint tl oro.r i v r to , hireOlitilty.: ,-.- .:. ". .. .'.' .. .• and the Indefatigably, qoat thalillook, . • The-Bulletins of the French, as we have already .. r iv i t ec L ear4__The w i n d b o a seAdwo, ' l t t jn e ltriik e l a rk - seen, taring down:l4 .militartoperations only to the wen!,.apd tlie Wbele of the ostitstillhnond ars side? we*: . 4th. There are accounts trending% of the Bth. • The hake &key of his Molesti's step 1140 sad Cowie* Of.4th. Frenchlad-etnplOyed the 4th 'and '6th In collecting . Etitia• .. and :refreshing their' troops,' . which AO tletto Mitch fa. : - • dada the DAN* for ar Ph olll /IP .- • . dried by the pievious movements . ilu` the - eth, MO. • ' PORTBOIOOIII,, lois' V. • . . Arrived itfi Illirjesty's ship Newest fr. a mite, asd it pat, RAT, *Vase divisitin, printilially . rivalir, 'forms the nailer q useatiasiowease i neste a hurls / i wawa a beinewant advane:ea gfttrd, „ was to he at ',Vidal,- beyond Svent• bowaltagfeensiao der. Sian; en.ttie'.ditent road frisat Wiles to the Dwina. . .• • .-, FAL win& done 48,;, .• ',k, ;* .B*GILaTION, 21...1.10.31 t . DOCTORdW, and, in shorty. Arrived the Priests Elisabeth paCk4t. witWfiltadlftwai Ltsk. all the :Hessian . tetepthad safely reached the. Dirk*, ben, to 11 days; sad the Iliad cutter', then • outs. and there theyfieant to make (1440, argil wakfor PIXMOUTO. Jew's 11. • the French. They have a strong eatephetsfeen Iris., Arrived the beg Jolla, -CoptA Chweia• *War Itedritw's e anik lay and Drourt," each flank of which Is•difended by 114 , Prowerity, Watson, clod Asillefia 'desk !sea *At nis.' a lake. ' Dwinahurgh is also ,fortified. It was ex- W si l utt ftrdd r itt r oo d- reist the • ro ; tiwee mate, hoolog oa sesti i petted at Dwinaburgh, that a battle 'w be %nett c oon , o r sw i m for p onoiloo th. s he took r o t or tea No g • • On the Bth ; but a person had reache d Ri g a on tit, . of moil water heroonvor, mimosa t h, 35 the mama ,"7. morning of Bth, from that place, with the letelS. rti o v hk t ra w l prh o go t s fir L e i*, . ", gence tha t a very heavy cannonade had been beset Woo ti p h or k oo r, i s tr o t , the D r y a d mote. there on the 7th. The result was not known. irsamerra, Jol l y 27, The-Rorer, Captain FiztrAt, attired at Poets. A r riv e d the m ooin g from the Downs,. Mo. Astmdiai 31* mouth, on Saturday, with dispatches from Sir Hosts Awe gem-brigs. and sailed *pin fer Wierrillsond g aal-shif,. Poeita,m l „bringiqg advloer of farther operations nth Portia sloop of war, from a crone. the North Coast of giiiiii. The Rover left Sir Hoag GRATIISEND, icia ti, • Arrived- the following pa Indianian 1. EMpe„/Sesnoidooli. on Sunday, off Castro , a port to the westward of ' 1?r . 7..r. • ' Bilboa, which the squadron under his c'omman'd had C l ewai Hewett'. ' taken, with one hundred and fifty prisoners. The Marie* battalion were fortifying it. On - the .11th instant, the squadroe made two attempts to force an estrance into Bilboa, bet the vigorous fire kept up at Porto Gallette obliged them to retreat. The first attack was made by the Magnificent, Medusa, Ro per, and Lyra; the next by the .guroeillante, Ra iler, and Lyra. .0n the 17th, a landing was made at Guetaria, a small peninsula, with a strong fort on a hill, connected' with the Continent by a low neck of land ; and several pieces of _artillery were conveyed to an opposite height to reduce the place, ivbee the enemy's forces suddenly appeared in such numbers, that our marines and aeaesen were undo, the necessity of re-embarking, leaving behind five or six-pi erne of artillery, and a Lieutenant of the Pa. aerate, four Midshipmen, end betWeeo 30 and 40 men, were made prisoners. Sir 00111 had sent the Constant gon-brig with a flag of trade to St. Sell*, tian, to e ff ect their exchange for , th e p risoners takei at astro. The Venerable, Iris, Sarveillante add Medusd, were left o ff Castro by the*Rorer; the rest ,of the squadron were en the meat to. the westward. 1 The Diadem, after ' landing teb Marine battalion, went to Coruntla. J r: , . TIPPER A ile CAIIIIO LI C M EETING.-0 it *Thursday, pursuant to adjournment from the hat Assizes, a nu-1 introits-and iespectible meeting of the Catholicti of ' the Count of_tipPerary was held. at the Assembly 1 Aomis, Clonmel, Joan Lacoa, of Cranagh, Esq. fp the Chair. The Meeting unanimously resolved WI petition Parliament early to the uezt Session, and atitoptecl that proposed by the Catholic Board: Among the other Restitutions, was one approving of the senatorial conduct . of their Representatives in Par ..pam out, the Hon. Mox.race ft MAr ex* end the 'Hon. F. A. Perrvie. When this Restitution was proposed, CounsellorScom.r rose ' and addressed . the Meeti n g at greet length, and with his accustomed energy. Ile `took a review orthe, progress of the .Catholic Cause —shewed that the required securities were unneces -sary and impracticable,--and concluded by pro deducing I warm panegyric on the gepresentatlVes of the Cdauty in . Parliamettt. i ... . • At the .fatii *Meeting of he - deviation of the Roysit,tinroughs, held hi • Palintlargh l the Loan Paovolt o(Glasgow - after an introductory weeds on the subieot.of the ' Rest India monopoly, . meal Resoltitious to. the fellowlig effect, witch ware tana. almoosly agreed tea..._ - . 'Mot the Cosveatioo dobeisliat Andy Alonial Committee, as early as porsibie In the deetlioniee of Parliament, to preollllil i and *amnia Pottstown) hes Morffl_of Perbasient, Prallialki that the eseletivs grant to thr Sint UMW Caeripaey ~,a y not be 'eontioatd lothe new the paw. am expires. . ' That the/We dial not, es heretofore, he enoinod to the port .4 1 ediloor laid open to the dlcerent ports is the kingdom.. . ' Tit sindl he a free Trtufo to India , and,all the oatiotrips„ sa g : No r • of doe capeof good Hope. and to 1 .6 tt.„.... That . edit PetMoM be feat to an die era _wow*. is ; SOO a tecovatimidatitto that They Isleraut Pe- Otos roOkiddody ha Oda !!•Paftlet wiblvet, and niaamt4keir Stretinassevert give It : a -iiillialusasee not !apron. , ..MUM& )44001 1 04• . el Ceekbridga of Segeeileg . iiedaes it Newaolaket t hi trim tot illikeadfair,*o - #04,:*61A., .- . .. -.. ~- . . .....: 1 . .• i , •.. 4 . i .: ' .16 . • I. ::icy t. ;?~~.s~ , ~.. ~~~: ~: • c~ r,vl ---- r 1, A _ . • • • Sir THOMASI GIitAKAIR arrived in town yesterday. Several other Military -Officers carne home with bin* in the Dotterell. • • ". The Chesterfield peeket, which strived lest watts, Falmouth, from the West Indies, brought aver thrill hundred thousand dollars. At the York Assizes, en Wednesday, duly, came on the trial of James Oletroyel, charged wit capital felony l in assembling with divers ether persons on the night of the Ilth of April, and attaching the Milt of Mr. Cartwright, ..f Rasvfolds. The prose. cation was founded on live 9th. of Gee. 111.-...lifr. Cartwright stated the efts& was made atheist titenti [ minutes after twelve o'clock, on the night of the 11th of April, by a . considerable number of persons, who almost instantaronsly broke iss all the windows on the side which was attacked, the lower windows by hammers,, mauls, and hatchets, and the upper by , discharges of balls and slugs. During the firing, which continued for about -twenty mieetes, there were constant cries of bang up—darns you are you in—in 'with you—kill then-every arm.--The charge I was , repelled lip a constant fire from the inside, aril the rioters at length retired, leaving 'two wounded men behind them, who afterwards ,dted. He had no r eason fe believe the Prbroner, who 'was is person ,of ! good- cliarscter , wa s , there,-36. Cartledge, when, lin the bar of the Bleekßall, at Marbeld, eieriveurd a per:wen-Ira another toopiliy, la a teed' toque of voice, i -4 , I was at RawfOldsion klaepight Of the attack—l was enpged there-1 . was close by the two;; men, that fell."—The same voice afterWar4i Said; he.neiei wail in any association but: one, and M itt was Ned or Ge. . oeral Liaddis ; that he had-beesi n so his service thseik years, had been faithfatohim, and wouictelerr. main so. OA entering the room they foiiud eight et • 1 ten persons, and the Prisoner was net , p oint al b y Win. Clarkson as the 'person who had osel theso respresstons ; but on being taking ietoanother roern,_ the Prisoner denied having used them. Iva - PrtK' 1 softer was in liquor, but net disink.—Mr. Asbwath gave nearly the sane account atildr. Cartlecige,_ with this achStloss, that when the Prisoner ttioti lia Idiot he recognized his voice to-be the' saline that had, need the expressions ' in, ,ceiktiott:9744r, :Claciasio and - Joseph Senior, who were pieseatite 'the toilio; proved that the Prisonerinackluse ie . the oi t pfr e aol4., , On the part of the Prisakeri; .ll4 ft - hile loh- . Seragl. surgeon, et Dewsbertv lei*, kb *at Sutact 'to ate -tacks of fever, and wait ha %debilitated-state-4AM period of the 11th of April.; Its raw-kke sosislin . morning of the 12th,iasl.ftnai hhiar *mice shot 4 ,bate he 1kt4 4 .4* -- Pfunt re5t.. 111 4 1 7; Wa_rd, whhe Mee heNftw ta t p r i sa ib il i ttr b e di Os. the 'night of the .1 1 th• eklegrli,.• 41 elOvew teeticb, Jana between Out sold (Wet O PRO* *:1 ,61,. ' t apoke to hip sod a" hiss biamiaolol.- ble '. l rose at six l.fihi' ;11StL41141 . . .141ty19 :wiik ' '46.4ig , .. •' • :'. iitiiit44 1 1) 'k , -. l' .. tlattla . mr . *:k .' I .- 1 .-... '• ' 4, ii „,, Ai h. .', .- . f ____` ."' • '--- . 4818 * ant i liii. paw. '' • .. -3,1 , tr., I .z slig •-, ii - 4'• • • • . . 5...:i laii. ,41 . :.,. . .R f: - • : * *al NAM . • . ***** **..* is 44. litort t. .............. ...... 4!: . "' ........ 1 w tr ocKs TUIS PL ICk. so co t. ca•• 5 9i c ,, A . situ. r," i ds 7311' 4 fi r j ot . SoffY tld leg io .l3 1-16 - ",..••°' . '" ln F • • ST f r y _ a TUESDAY, Jr Anholt Mail real it itk accounts from Wet fora Gottenburgh to sa te, that no battle h to Frenc h and Russians, full retreat. A n emb to p o rts in Sweden, sal al er ting a s ufficient nun traosiwrts; but no menti gie they are to be cons the most imp census extrr l esteros ' a n embargo ai d o rders for the same 1 t er o port throughout thi r i it Government are in i transportb, and hat a. 10011 as such hat e bee, ruse er) v • recent ac that the army cot this plan is followed by personage in this countr to scot' take all activ rcrt , l y, I'o !untie has The Lord Nelson pas east, has been granted Oott.nhurgb to refit. pt' the 4th inst. Ma this place to proceed 1 le.arten of the Fret Jag it'.) The Russians are re pet a battle neer WI retreat. The Polish al fiitmen, near Grorit 5,000 strong, ande SCIMAREERSERG, is a Sella, towards Drat Paper.) U?IUCT or A LETTER The price of horses bur; was from 1900 to horses. We base not 0 severe is to make n (Same Paper.) Count GOTTOUP ar (MT; to-day he set o (Same Aver.) ritEDTRic AUGUST eI'IAXOVY, Duke o that in the present ate destinies to the natio evisurcs the most w Tag the least delay ii tion ; we find it requ tre. Authority, cloth torts dernana during the greatest confiden the Members of ou It of their zeal for u we have a nrl * do deer "T. I.—The Count; 'yammer( may produce tail of it' Members oet lohold front the Conti %pp m to vacant place. P: l4 the public authoril "P.M Pm chow. the tol inife mhinisiratk Apt. 'nie council "` "RT. , : and. in the dro:• have the deei " 114 4 he kept i ihlt rrlzr) of tate s who ttle Coolari: of Iliaiste l ties, ehhoo g h th e y ma (nosed of Misigers is sent Decree, a hich sha (Sigs (Correspondext, J rl The G azette of the States to his Duke of IV ansAv lotions directing dem of Poland, 3 ration of the Rhin The Priaceu tatthes front Lisb day last. The Pe town last night. tended to fortify bard of our an City. 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