The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-23 00:00:00

I ~~ - - Witt ma, Dec. 110 , --Al length the fide of our city is Nippily decided. In the course elms than half a ',ear has this second change taketeplace in our Owe dote and we now see the essential difference between the two Governments,--that of the benevolent Rus- Bless, and that of the violent and oppreseiva Fren'cli. But what is now the actual condition of the latter ? With what pride and arrogesice did they arrive here! and now chmated, into pale and trembling shadows, they fly in fearful despair, throwing away their arms, and all the treasares they had collected by their ., plunderidg. . By . their hasty Hight pun pity *has esrapti v alte lamentable fate which has llea so • nsetiv' otfiera s !Thanks to. the AII-merdifuls d preise to the brave Russian Remy. To-day, at t as in the . I, etrensoon, the guards entered, under the'command of his Imperial Highness ,the Czarewitch 1 1 4 Grata' i,. Duke. 'They dofi s led, with mot: playing, before the Commander in Chief of the arraiel,i General F ' • ~'• .• Piet& Marshal Prince Golenitschew Katasolof Sine- I ' leash ; joyful Wallahs resounded on every fide; the c.eucourse of people was extraordinary ` ' and the ' ' eountenencee of all. were espressive of •tise•;sine.erest regiumeat, pleasure sad satisfaction. Some thouseddi of 'pd. i , .... only , day mere& the seen.__ ing • .i.• wal l each other, within the space of a few week s , "parade I thatch it a mile fees' the hem ' Piedgal ehlet b ß ut rig h ti e te c r, id wrt i3 h t . eonera• were larotight in On this occasion In the 'Guards keep together. The troops announced, evening, the Opera Dodeci Pan. (the Benevolent consequently not arrive here ;• end we are apprelten. ; submissive ' t through i ts s treets . of itself is a ; oat format !Iva obtained from the Field -Of This Lord) ass performed at the Theatre: This condo- sire that, the main , Prussian corps is surroundeef, . grave tellection to the philosopher, who takes more i commanding the district. Oft without lion of the piece, which.the Comthauder is Chief ho- :as it did not receive orders to retreat until the 14tfi ea has it been the 'loured with' his presence, was distinsuiihe'd by ah instant. Many exaggerated report; are spread about, ' delight in the peace and prosperity of the human 1 painful Put of General GMVllCimmt i ,l4l4 a visitor rspt- , •ion of the gratitude of the inhabitantS of this • such as Victor's having capitulated with '24,000 race, than in witnessing the most ostentatious parade :at the 'Palaces table,+)' 10* 'sash R oyal ni g h ties; 'city toe ards theillusttious Hero who itad - delivered : men; 'and that the King of Naples arrived St liliki of a t k— r niplin't .cpraloiftot. - . . In thls vie* of what (he l los**, wei etansbetsign aer Ai• day, ' ahem from the enemy. On the stage vies displayed ;on horseback, all alone, and prevented the town :. is passing on the ensanguined fi ef& of battle a vast ! which the RoPal Cotooel could-not In *deform, pays . a transparent picture, With the portrait of the victo- . from being burnt. Out Lithuanian country stud. * Servedi bleat set of military golgolhn, we are agreeably surprised to witness the the barricks of his own corps , which,' though no. I iota Fiele.Marshal ; and the inscription, " To the t holies will arrive ifs four days, as will likewise our , Deliverer of his Country;" above was an eagle hold- !depots of cavalry, which are in' East Friesland. • consideration and the moderation of the Emperor I sniattlly Ms own, only ing a scroll, with the name of the Emperor Aleuts- I They talk likewise of a Proclamation, which the rid Aeceetenta. The new' sentiments he has promul- ! fi gures upeo a table, to awns,: a jiiim g aspi rant to - • der. The verses which were sung on this occasioq, : torious Russian Army carries with it; and distribute . . gated, places the Sovereign and the victor la the most • military renown were received with the loudest applause. IThe want of water was so great at head-quarters, th 1 .ann amiable light, and contiihute . matth e as they : t • . h ought' 11 ILN .5. 4 DEC. '2J.—His Imperial Majesty, on his they filtrated the finest Bordeaux wine so long, t t and to turn the millet in this city, has been pleased to appoint Gee :lb lost both taste and colour, and appeared like t to do, to' consolidate his conqUestss petal Field-Marshal Prince C i olenitsehew Kutue clearest water. Constantine had been among tl edge of the enemy's weapon. The, effect of his Pro sof of S , nolensk, a Knight of the lust Class, and nations of the Cossacks, and had soot only cot ' clarnation on the hearts of the Prussians, cannot but Grand Cross of the Military Order of St. 'George firmed but extended their privileges; so that sev - •be obvious to every one; and indeed, we presume it tlos s alerter, and Bringer of Victory. rat of them are to have seats and votes in the Settat . i i has produced nearly the same disposition on the Ilia Majesty the Emperor was met 70 wersts from . ' That, in return, this nation has granted another le 1 ; • . - Ode vita s at the village of Michalischek, by the Field- • of 40,000 men, and these to be fully equipped. Do; . [minds of the whole German empire, whatever may pasit Inspector, Daiwa I)obrowolskij, mai at the browski is laving, wounded, at his estate not t •be the ties of treaty, or 'family connection, upon lad station front hence, at the village Jkswa, by Col. from hence, Pottiatoweki is vrouaded in the ku the Sorereign at its head. The poor King . of Tschernesubow, with a regime n t of Cossacks, amid by the fall of his horse, which was killed under hi . Paus , llA has had the most difficult and painful th.- seyful acclamations of a s great concourse of , — d e-Courier horses are kept here in readiness fr . part to act. —He chose, however, to retire people, who had areivoil Gom every quarter, and him', he must escape. Of the incognito passengers behind ' the curtain during the main catase, aho accompea'usd Lim to this city . At the same I who have ,passed through here, the following hate slation s .absd'ewisis Congregation of Wilda had like- ' been recognised: Berthier, Duroc, Lefebvre, No the generous conduct ef the m in a, : trophe. doubt, U:•••• ille happiness of welcoming his Majesty, with *sand the Archbishop of Mechlin. The departule . Emperor, against whom his arm had been raised as bread and salt, amid the s h ou t s o f 44 L o ng live the of this last gave the signal for a general flight at 'bye preternatural power, will not fail to re-assure • great Monarch, Alexander the Firet." On entering Warsaw. All the treasury is here, and next week P tt.t ! jiiip ' that he is still a Crowned Head ; Ind that he the city itself, hi. Majesty was The 'the received by Major- the whole Council of State will arrive here. declaration of ALEXANDER , " he General Stewrakow, and Lieutenant-General Oer- ' French army is now totally dispersed and destroyed. hopes tO . tel; and at the palace' of the General Fie:d-Mar- : The common soldiers were deserted by their officers, I see the balance of Europe again duly librated,"' shat, by the whole of ths-General Officers. In die who -a I that Crown may, in the end, assum e erely sought to save themselves. Generals, something likial eveificg the city was illuminated. ; and other officers, are daily arriving here. There its ancient weight in the scale of nations. Early this morning, as being his Majesty's birth- lately passed through here 150 sledges, with saddles I Further consequences of the Convention between slay, he was. pleased 'to attend the parade of the and 150 men, being the remains of a division of ca- the l'russiau General D'Yone, and the Russian (;Wards, and after returning to the palace he received Tarry; who are to procure horses in Silesia. The i Commander s begin to develop themselves in a - way the congratulations of the Milltark add Civil loss of the Allied Army, up to this date, is estimated 1 lifferent Officers. When his Majesty went. 10 ttle,shurcii to. at 1155 ,cannon, theft whole cavalry and baggage, isve suggested. An understanding, very a hear the holy Liturgy, the town-corps. of *this. city, . and, 360,000 men. ' . ' from that which was 'expected and expressed by the *ith their colours, stood befOre the .paiti.ce ; And ' • T ' • No•r• Ministerial Papers, seems to prevail between the ...... when the colours saluted ' a joyful hurrah ensued. • - _ , - . • ' Emperor Acxxisenea and the Government of ' —T;te dinner-table for his Majesty was on this so- A e rr• .... • Da M h liaails. . V* . ' Prussia. Prince KLITUSOPF'S Prncloniation throws' lends day laid at the house of the Fie!.!-Marshal 1 ' : .. Waterford' (... e lerei, with whom it pieased his Majesty to spend 1u ~ " Lisboa ' t a new light upon the views of the Russian Auto. , . the (wetting. Whilst the cannon were firing during , 1 - .0 • . .- • Jersey ' , 0 crat, and upon the military affairs of that quarter. dinner time, joyful exclamations and hurrahs inter. .. Dantzic will probably, from its great strength, prove nristeled with the thunder of the artillery . through- the ne plus ultra of the victorious march of the tri oet the city. The itthabitants embraced each other, umphant Russians army. It will be of the last im as in the holy Easter Rest, and loudly expressed their heartfelt joy. portance to BONAPARTE, that that fortress should s , 1.1 the evening, this general solemnify was con- show itself the Burgos of that qsiarter.s.'• - eluded with several illuminations. In the Theatre, before the close of the piece, a t.gesparent picture of his Majesty was placed in view, before which the happy people, singing solemn songs with great feeling, expressed their grateful thanks for the delivery of this part of the country. Ano, Dec. 11, (23.)—8y authentic private intel ligence from Sweden, we are informed, that a tho rough breach has taken place between that country ... -Ss -- and France, and that in consequence, the French I We, this day s insert the further contents of the A.nbassador Cadre, had received orders to quit Swe- Gottenburgh Mail of yesterday ) and which will•be den. : [tic A, DEC. 10, (2 0 ).—8y private letters received ' found of very considerable importance. • Isere, we are informed, that the intelligence of Na- I Government his also received dispatches sfrom poleou's abandoning tile city of Moscow, and of his Lord CATIICAAT, dated the 241 instant, which, hasty flight from Russia, had soon spread itself though they contain no new, military events,. yet through all Germany, and filled every breast with ! announce a Proclamation set forth by Prince Kure- the pleasing hope of soon seeing an end to the mice - ries of Europe. At Vienna, as we are informed, son. %mimesis, ;and which was notified in the; wen inhabitants had, of their own accord, illumi. afternoon, in a Bulletin as follows : .. . I need their houses, and celebrated with-joy the sac- i $' Dispetchee have been received fronet,2ral tu g , - 1 .- eess ef 'theltussiats arms. .., , .4 I CA liT, dated at St. Petersburgh, on the 2d tss--1 All the French Papers have been filled with reit. • c rated descriptions of the great preparations every They contain no details of military operations :hub where making, since the beginning of November, sequent to those already before the public. Lord for the celebration of Napoleon's Coronation. But ..C.a•nicatar's dispatches inclose a Proclamation issued pc, himself celebrated that day (the 2d December, at Wilms, by . Marshal KUTUSOFF, Prince of Smo- New Style), its a.widely different manner to his usual len*, in which he calls upon the German States, custom ; namely, in great fear, despair, and dis bet more particularly upon the King of Payssre, to finietude,—flying from one place to another, in va rious, and nowise festal, habiliments, to disguise un i tewith the Emperor ALEXANDER in restoring The himself from the pursuing enemy. , balance of Europe, and reviving the former spies- Mien., DEC. 2 (I)).—The country about here is dour of -the Prussian Stetes;—objects which his Is pow entirely cleared of the enemy. Our city has FERIA!. MAJESTY ITIOSt, earnestly desirea, and which remained undamaged,' excepting the churches, which , his Armies are now an foot to accomplish." were plundered, and turned into magazines by the . put' aßeous enemy. 'But we will be silent on the I Advises by private hands from the capital of Ras. Inbaleeds of the germs! , oppressor. God be thanked, I sia s speak of the enthusiastic joy which prevailp , re have escaped all flifther misery ' • and with the re - . th roug hout that greatgity, at the happy turn which turning protecticn of our good Government, we the military affairs of the Empirwhas taken lay the begin to es th forget aufferi ha v e ngs we un d ergone.-- ' flight, rout, and ultimate destruction of its invaded. i . . The grand fete at tarlton House is now fixed for Ifridarighe sth of rebruary, the day after her MA. JESTY'S I3irth-day. cards are issued by the . Lost). CuAroaear.six, by COMEII2II4 of the PRINCE REGENT, desiring' thil coMpeny of the persetn ho. poured by such invitation, to stall and supper. The Loan Mastore-will hold hCourt of Common Council on' Monday next, on the adjourned motion relative to the trade with India. A City - wag observes, that, with respect to the - unfortunate simile of the ex Alderman, tiowcaorc, made at the Mansion House, off Thursday, on the discussion of the.ltidia Company's exclusiie Charter, he laments that the comparison, instead of beef, had not been made of batter, as with that article the fa. cetious .pecker has contracted a more familiar ac quulutance. • Gen: Sir CHAR r.cs SHIPLEY is appointed to be the ,Governor of Granada. This is a promotion wi!ich ,)oust be-generally-approved ; for Sir C. is an exoelkit ;Officer of great experience,_ and a very deserving man. By this promotion there is a vacaney in the confirmed of the Ordnance Department through all the- beow,ard Islands. An Ogee r,- who has been in the American service, statesv‘ l thet the% crews ofl the • frigates Presdent, Unt7e4 gtaref. and Constitution, hp,vehon six years idiennAg; that the utmost attention - has been given to the selettion •of prime rea-aen c -and if lay man wbo entered did not prove to.be what is termed 44 a ; thorough.-bred seaman," he-wasinvariably sent away. The same Officer adds, that the clews, for the time mentioned above, base every day been exercised at the gess , and that he never wittussel such' quick nessaid accuracy of firing in. the ships of any na. tion.---The Captain of the. Veneance schooner, lately arrived at Plymouth, also says, that the crew of the Vatted . Siates.wasa body . of. the first seamen in the world. PRICE•' OF STO6UI THIS • Hank 9 per Cent. Red. 6(1.1 3 per Gent. Conk 60 59j • 4 per Cents. 761 5 per Cent. Navy DO Leg. Ann. 15j DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. . . India Bonds 2 d 21s •• Exchequer Hills 30. Ditto Sid. 8 9 p Osmium 9; Consols fur Acct. 601 Lottery Tickets Y. Yesterday an adjourned General Court of Pro- 1 prietors was held at the Indilt Douse, farther to con- 1 sider the Correspondence submitted to that Coart,.re• 'ming to the Negociations between the Court of Proprietors and the Ministers of the Crown, for the Renewal of the Charter. As a further . ad journment of the discussion, till Tuesday next,' 1 at eleven o'clock, was put and carried, we do not think it necessary to enter into the arguments of the different speakers, more especially as from consider -1 ing the question put to the Chair by Alderman ATKINS, as to " whether it was beyond the power of the Court of Directors to have another conference with Ministers, before they . proceeded to the painful extremity to whick they might be driven," &c. ; .and Sir Mutt Isous's viewer, that " Ministers were not precluded from seeding any Message to the Exe -tuthe 'body of the Cinspahy," -- IrWir exit' it - all Units ready respectfully to attend to such communication," &c. There is a possibility of aome important change taking place in the view or state of the business In the interval of adiournment. • • 1 . • --woo-- . 3.‘he'Mirquis WeLLester has been employed in cessantly, since the cominencement of the Parlia mentary recess, in the study of the !question of the Trade, with India; all the book % and pipers con meted .with 'which • the Noble Marquis has before -biro. • We bare already stated, that his Lordship bad tine waited. °nom by the Deputies from the Out-ports, whose object is to throw the trade open and by the Chairman and Deputy of the Court of Directors of. the East India Company, whose object is to keep it close. To both these parties, as has be- I fore been stated, Lord IVELLtii.ss - promised the most attentive consideration of their respective re ' presentations. , • The following anecdote is ettricted ltrosA''► St. Petcrsbargh Patriotic and Political Journal, a pel riodic work, something in the nature of our viva- Woes, now published in the Russian capital :—" We hope to afford piei;sl:re to our readers, by furnishing them with an am •t:,t of the escape of Lieutenant- Gener3i Baron. WIN-62VSGUADDe, IPtil of 111uj•'r N A RI 441 ii po,, who 4A as mkets.prisoner-at.the same eith the Baron. On their erly to Minsk tile? continued to cherish great hopes of being frtel from their cap• tivity ; but when they had advanced beyond that town all shado w of topesod. Frene! , also were so confident of the security of -their priseiners, that they ltsled them ttarelessly. One ttio:ning, rho THE STATESMAN. LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1813. THE (AMMER.. . pun-- lkirou espied a Cossack at.scune distance, and um . We are glad to see this impudent Journal obliged to make its ansendf (not honorable) to the public , j munic,ated this to Major NA alilimx,-wbo at fire was loth to credit it; however, en upprendlie . fi for its confidently asserting, in Tuesday's Paper, a nearer, they were soon cotitinced. that they had in falsehood.respectlng the resignation, or rather re- : reality discovered a wafrior of the Danube. Baron mews!, of Lady Di CLIYIPORai as Governess to the Wisyrzcsictnno i c rose nu, exhibited, his orders (0 , of . TAB Co ssack exclaimed, 4 6 lam a Ilussian General!' Princess CuAnLo'rrE of WALES. - IR our Paper Tho .vanished in an instant • but soon after, Thursday we cOntradicted their false' repUrt, of the -w , • I else of his companion; ap peared ,' fell upon the manner in which this change was brought about.— , guav a s, disaimed tiwm , conk the.. captives from the The Editor of the *Courier is, thereftwe,. obliged, in cat/flagon,: placed them on. Cossack la(meß, and gal , his yesterdayea.Paper, to say; by way d apology for i lopped off u itb theM to the R.uasian head-qourters.e . e what he so roundly and so—groundleesly elrb.rm I The tate Exiraordinary Gaze:Hes, et,-(iiiii , ng the ted la ' daily intercourse • 2,5,000 portions, were aiipete at eVirFr. ?INV... • ROt 1...... - .. a.: ~_ ~4,,i i _: a ,‘ dusim i l ir em 1404 twiny that el egan t writs, cas imi - 4 - 7 .- w ..... ~.;, f ry mat: end ihtocslthslitot . the same *time the military efacts reetOrlog .trelr'%!"wfwwwww_he.Y.lri In Pig' s gel " to ' atict shot Konigsberg to Graudentt, arviveO liere'ilW : art OW lillreseigehs, *of_eieltleg thet . 'o l ,4 °I 11614 so . d ist isPolticol 'Pon Aniduloas leaden, preparation was made for receiving ' these l ' 'OfOis midi 141. alefroariethave bee s t . ipeet fe *Wes, .withoit saleding• is poetical viotation.— of whom we were fold ig that they over* going,Atf Ow 4 11100 0 24 4 dif4 °largo% - 14 49 .,.5 0)40 f, :'• ', 48 As plip are saki so we time *Ma." to take anodseir.prigeti t :And tO, Ira Os l ut i o'-iii.visieos vivisect Wilesthe 014 . 4114t0t Witefili!- 1 Wli , ~%,hosit, howirree an y teaarkp i of 'the King of Priiiisli.", Thu "intiroratien Will cas i or th e h iiiiki - dithiplane iswerelfluiativilosita; Get-Visual $. dated the 14th rashe s t;" front Warbles! • but at ,‘ hile r.. • --, - • 0 111"!, " can ensitYsee"o . )ikji - i o'clock,. on tbi s 17th; "a touiler, orrinni, who 7Were curled to * the highest possible lit*. irerjpty ili j e# wit - wi t h the hotted conti44. , wen T tea '• ' • • :brought 'the. iiii,orrantioe- of an sfflai Wing. istia' :IW 6 un t, .11. 0 1 'sIgliterit• P 1:1 '"I s ir i 'l'i . i'l " l • 4ar ci r Y .b!coalititai PaPer tg° th rew theshaelicapon the p ees 4 -`place at KoWno; on the 13th, in which the slit. A corps of . 114*Ii , remain* delerving the tied*, - 4/716.F of 'hewing the 1 0 54, titihmemilett betw Pr().:. Mainder of the 0 , 11,11110004 to Corortbee e tiVlJOlnteisi tibeVaardi may be so called, .endlliese have *plaid bealaileningliteihirishadfriote eta fa. •- beaten, the magazines at Noon° vreroset on fire, arm •,,,;._ 4 .,, t .....„ .dost ed. th o sietii t ib oor d o ; D em.o . ott4grig_us 44114ii...1 01ie.. . ,14.,r0n, ~..41:fer7. AtLrriliq; .that the want of provider's, and the, cold, Vii the wilalmlifili Ps'''. my • • . . sole cause of the' armory's dispersion ; add that it ,intel.o-til• dire( Mae in Brest form' al l/'• pomp, :he 'newer been told,. thm___,,,! o $..„4 f r i 87 ,.....,_ , would no longer obey tiny orders. This Intelligence .on the .1711..k,1t; * w e er *th e cominuid of hit finperiel . ;the Opposition, was it owing that his M.tanvit ir . ‘ was confirmed on the 18th, by a traveller passing i liighnoft tbitiiitelmon and Gasses Dots. They. i nivised, and persuaded , to refuse to give the II: ' deiiied.nitit'uotititi. music before the General Field- $ Apparent to .the Tbrsierithe rank blithe army, from " through here from the army. ilutsario arrivel singly in a sledge at Knitigiberg; and fugitive Gene- mama " prin ~... n. eill lin . LleXtlliT . sC t il u t o W or KirttiliCilp. with I I Ka isdhig th , eccoading . fo ordinary - prototiori, as is th e rats, Adjutants, dud Officers, are hourly p assing I , t. , through this Phalwith courier horses. The lest ca- the surname agesatirsa, and in . memo oan am- • ease wi every private gentlemen w o obtains a pai r : . valry corps, formed of officers, on the retreat, and : Menlo 'pipets". Th us h as this 144hprte but little tisen4.lll "loan. His Royal; Highness roes allowed ugly !•consisting of ilit hundred horne t is said' to have et- ! (billed city, henceforth to he diellepished in history,ithecomaseatiwf his own regiment, 'which indeed h e isted only two days +; and at present sterelg the seen two immoote and , ki oadog - s to o l e e ill hostility e . to ! oo e .mightre*, i s often ache piento. i " but he cosec [.,t t k i ; • reuce told quiet have already settled the bosoms of oar families, and with them all cninforts of poaceful and soots; themselves in night, rout, au* animate srettructton or tts mvaaers. , wear ne so roundly Inn sa-grounotesny i t us s m emy ; ___ ,.... ...._-___. the ' Ile life. Within these .1 MAcuoat.Le's abandonment of his . army is costa. that f the itusalat h. Ist e brew P i..ted id " khowing the affectionate pad daily intercostal, =". . a ' , : i i ,.. 0 •• • '' ''"''. . '''. L ' i d ... t e 1411_ 10111 e. 1 (WWI 5 c 1 deafly announced, and his own escape effected ,' between the Pisnet and the Princes!! Cnkatorrt, tr r l t i c 'nfitfan er lY l4l . the lic s i ; e4ll 4. sult s : 4 4 la ric..113 at it y few days we have had two RidQttos, which were through the assumed personal (lignite we, yesterday and the Princess, CifiltLOne,lied her GovilVerslie CeOnastent! Fret(ch harjt 110-.;lstort as4it for dis- rendered more captivating by the presence of several ! described. This being the cue, we have every see- 'we 'my, that it was perfectly„ , pate* AR, r4liii r tkaiithee-9 1 1 theC4intinteet..% ,• i • '1e....0ns of high rank. A general spirit of i n d ustry I Is returned . in place of that despondency which iirmsed tile inhabitants, and trade and commerce have ! recovered new life amongst us. rpsru, DU:. 26.--After the arrival of a courier, 4 i son to believe, the next authentic intelligepce 'indeed 1 . no ratiser...tuference could be *sir . 5 . ;:. tbs . , at t it. 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