The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-20 00:00:00

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Ow . ; .. . t .„ . .. -.. - 747. _ , horse beh had bees burnt rlk .tilirpaina) o r oddrestiddi Metleid., . kis; ilist.,*l:: ere. 10 7 1 4) 01- ' 0 6 0 -d-- . . I , 900II.the Memo, Te.day the reglments of . . . . in one-of that . titlare , .: . ..`.e" euenfides at 116044.11 - ined bat the trite: "T-•• gmuds, end the chevalier garden, as well as 'the re - • ream _ su _ ____ _ .., ~ ~, _ _ an • .. paw et of f e hd ro o., 4pisersuida and Pigmy, frith 'a fest from ho Derr . • giments ofinfantry, hare entered Wilna under the - Dec. 24.- o Gen iab otil , 3 l lateir tio also . _ : ha___ __ 1 ") ' m ing ' Themnirofs:l;476l7wisoses" ther We ecooo i . n.tse coo. 116 . , ef sier ig° 4 ' l- . , Sailed th e Aboalcir. 4 Partridge,' and , with cemmand of his leapetisi H4linees tae Grand Nike, quintile of Alai we t &laud at KM- ,of the rdeltriote. • ~. , •-:. •• • .. : a knot ferSpaie Pottage! and the * Ml i tr e ranoe . n , 23d, 'that 20 bar Comstantine. In de fi ling before the Field • .Marshal eats,,snd 50 . , . s , . 6 l Prince de Smolensk°, each man etpreised wary ; and 500 mu . ids of 110uf r MA , o . 1 the 2°6ll444bedtaber Ater at) l l F A . „ soc k i ll : iftg A ii i ii l > up plcs , taectosa LS hete d ed ... 74wire tt i o . 11 : 1 111 08 14.0 8. bg e llegelsgst . i tl i t i a t b hat ridp,ot of the tl :; the r . itom P lia vt a ma: rtisee_ et in al :, °P i stis ' alg f . l 7l i S s . r atpt ir t r i tio reci a e li t ee :tr Affie ur itrit c :r ea s u rrige - sh - lg I rk. Boar.' i his s toy hus char biarrahs. ' -'''"- - • Wilkovich..-The 'whatnots of """'""! rived the Arellican ship Porcupine,* bound to , AL the treeps ot the guards have taken siehtlitiftS had also eneged to fared' rations , deer) ! time _ __ A at firssisa y ,bosid tO France, not yet arrived ;' also ar . ! - Reerters.m• thp town apd in the suburbs, es Weit . th Aajts, of bread and grain for 50,000 mee, and also are two *inland foot at- Talayera, one m ' t. 7 eats and hay for 15060 horses. They wertasedered OrOpesa l ind four thousand five hundred,with a pretty • f t eatm from. lc* york_salied the ; sheletantonments in the neighbourhood . !.' da La dem , ir ,. la . Marshal s to provide this quantity" far the use of the enetny, strocig bedy of - cavalry, et Ls Colza-? la 1 tered by . leis Majesty's ship Druid. Ditc.ll3.-ThO lotartlinitter& Of the e'le -- 1 , a n Hoe A riblike ) Bridge , .eisbed s is Weal Wine?, and reedy fort ot the first .. I .'* - - and they now voluntarily ;ONO'r to *MVO)! Oar troops r Pe tied Vaideetindesar Ulu ed .1 . 411W1e11, 5 AN. !9.--The Censor gun-brig, which . , at Wilus. ' '.. vi-m- with it. , Nwrelmoral,—..l`twu occupy the lett - gook of WV s reported to base been lost, and all hands p r . k yOURNAL 07 Tire XtLritARIT OPERATIONs TROIA` TUE During the pursuit Tritibt the passage of the Ni.- I the Tagesi aistappear tO hiiit the intender' of •re. fair _ t _... , . , 1 10TH TO VII lltitn Dec. 1812.. indepeodent I estabilebinit Its former l'ortifi'cations, Wit h th e exeeP- ' mg '. ' teen to Wilkovich, the enemy has lost, - ;on CHANCELLC> a had an Andien ce .• Dimennan 19.-The Aid-de.Citup, General We. , o f the privates, of which 1000 are daily bresightin, time of those at Almares. `We do not' think it likely , ss''''hlsterees - 'y t he 14 • eiltrehikeff, errlved to-day . with "his detachment at i more than 200 Officers and four pieces of carmen... iliattbey (*old have it in their power to harass this of the Faincs ReGettr, at Carlton House. Misty, . , . I General Count - Wittgenstein reports on the 234, 1 provineetdeny extent, if time of our troops ten. Dispettates were received yesterday from Port • I that the detachment of Lieutenant-Colonel Tester. tinge to Octitipytbe . isdanstarinus positions in it, and Illebonotated • the, 12th last, by which it appears DEcamslia eO.-The •T,ieutestant-Geueral Scheo. i la reports, that on the 10th December he detached born, sent by the Aid-de•Cantp General Getenists- prevent theittemy'e s coltivnite rangini the counts 7 in got the•negoiistitm, between the Spanish Govern- one ihousend men of the militia of - KehOughs to i den' Kutusoff , fell in with' two squadrons of Pnis- sma ll lestilliefs. All the boas' bore bean destro y ed meet 'end the DeY of Ahcanas, bad come to a f a . . • .;..... ~. vontehte terinklatien. Bobrui • I shin hussars before Tilsit, immediately repalsefl them, I by their orders; and coos gib, reo foot sea wjeon e ~...,......, . . . We utotentand, that Our Government has re. 1 The s itife-de-carnp,General Count Oscharolisky, '• an d pursued them through that town, and a mile be. arab dawn ter the river s by Almon. . .., -•- • 44111testtliat ref Ansi' to seed Geperal . Lit Ravel to i 1 reports, on the 10th December, that Major Scham- scheff wheal be lead sent with a regiment of Cossacks ' and. •) , , to Lounna, • heel learet that a party of Russian The enemy lost forty men in prisoners, and . .fitsiost lit othaaterattinaomiciai l 'itetsiffii' one cannon was taken at the 'theist of fDerbeowski. ' f irleihfliti c illid Ulna letS fou4ht flee atoned itederil, •Nedspi,of4liblis interest teak place yesterday at 1 • • . Gfe Magazin& Wert feeea 'et Tilsikeeil - 11.15 , . eus era ihg 1 C id Vheh-- -- Ithrietegi prisoners, under 'an Austrian escort, 'were on the Raguit. Grodno road,. immediately detached l'iiiesoul Mar- I . _ thtyt the o fotesetrimis / e,,7ltedast took ' th s tth i d ltai/• . . Freoch; be bad six pieces a cannor . ; Mitts ,serec erierri oie ted i atu ed Alfrep .a etlhernSimly, auf.tit!tirmy was Place on the 7th-Noeember ; Abbe eromaodect the : ' '"t!".. 80 s" r isi a .I titSeltror thrlt kii?° . troops • Lieutenani.Ggneral Sackers reports on the 21st,i My tbsadvance, • knw, with a party.of Cossacks, •whot having over- i that he is passing with his corps by Citomak and him with fined bayonets,. and penned. hips won he - - Lord WetLirsciou writes that he fears the Cortes initen the enema at ten wersti from Grodno, attack- Pesky, and hopes to arrive at Rouschauy on the 24th. had drivonshim into PrimPluna, whose iniabiteets .1411 sot aostaieSce - in his demands. lie has requested ed him, and delivered the priitoriers, viz. four o ffi cers, Head.quarters at Wilna. . take his situation of Adjutant - General to the army. gave Mina 12,000 hard de l .lithi s with the tamest of the Hon: Major-General- ST;IPTART to return, to 1 lire sub-o ffi cers, and forty - two soldiers, and also • • -,. the French Government *Ow kind. of contr ib u tion. Iloec, accompanied by Mr. Kays the ambition -eh. Bo NAPARTE. ° took from him one officer of Gens d' Armes and one 70 Tall 2frra STATE OP cArruars sIAD n E E :II ye RUSSIANS or hundred soldiers. Ile further states, that he had or. Ua to the 20th December were taken, of tiered his detachment, consisting of the 19th regiment Chasseurs, the Hussars .of Marienpot,. and a . mnpatty of flying artillery, to advance th Greek°, 143100 33 General,. 900 Deicers. Non-tommissioned ailli•ers and soldiers. • In pieces of canuon. Prom the (stab to the Ytith December, ' . . c ot in order to repose after its long and fatiguing marches.; ' , in ; offic „,. $ 114 force consisted of six battalions. S PtIOM THE GAZETTA BBITANNKA, NOT. 18. t. PALERMO, Nov. 9.-On the 6th inat. the Parlia- M G ss en en e g r t i , le ft town early last morning on his min- sion to the Eastern States of Prussia. Iteport states that he wilt go hi the first instatice to Copenhagen, . bidet finished its sittings, and on the 7th, in the even. ! . This, if tree, would encourage a hope that El •nmark . ~. ' • •I I the. heads of the . three Uranches, aeco mpo r aed would semi cease to administer to the interests and .*. '. .‘ by many Meesbers of Parliament, presented them- We 'leant from Alirant, under date of the lilth of the Alieh.. November , that the unfortunate expedition from Si.. , 1 General. esti that he was 'himself going with the Cossacks to- Pialystock. , 9,751 .Nnn % .eo uTe ro dh iw n i n n u nTsf . I ,f6crrs and soldien. - . 1611 piece Besides these were token at Wilma, pelves to his Royal Highness the Vicer-General; in . the presence of whom his Rev. Excelleecy city waetabout to he withdrawn, and the troops coin- Di:cosset fie-Major-General Toutschkoff ar- • 212 7 ( " ene gficers ' al !' . ' bishop, made a short discourse suited. to the occasion, prising it -eutiveyed to Lisbon. eyed with his corps the detachment of .Col. liner- : 11,785 N . orkrinsraiwionod. officers and soldiers , and the Prothonotary of the kingdom read the sum- The report of Sir 'lto BERT WILSONIS having left Ili pieces acmes* , the Rassianarmy., as . stated in-a Meriting Paper, is 1 ring having been ached to it at Kaidanow, (mike ~ all Mil« mary of the labours which the Parliament had cams wholly 'Unfounded : he wet actively engaged in the . . 2sl. Cot, Grekoff being with two regiments of Cos. , I, 4l ) .sm ik era ers i . s; - . _. - pla ted in 54 Sessions. His Royal Highness theade- 4 pursuit' of the enemy at the date of the last advice'. • sachs at liollizecli,' wade prisoners, by a party ! 161.40 non-TnntolifOh'nel . officers and soldiers . . ... ' , tiered the. Parliament closed and dissolved, and or- , 1,131 pieces of cannon; Priva'te accounts from the Coast inform usthat a. , which he had detached , four men of' in enemy's pa- . _ I tiered that all its Acts should, be registered, tosbe plan had been adopted by the French Government, to 1 trole of the Hussars of Kienmayer. . , Si. Petersureh, Dec. 31, 1812. ! presented to him in order to receive the Royal sane- obtain a return of all the horses kept in the khy s elom, Dectianen 22.-Lieutenatit-General Sacken re- MY LORD, It is with deep affliction, that lamto ', tion. . previous to a call upon the people to give up a per, . I announce to your Lordship the death of the Earl of flog* of them for the benefit , of the State. i ports, on the 12th of •December, that he should On the 2d, the Parliament had turned its attention newel, on the 13th of December, with his corps to TYhterulei- •Iv to the having previously chosen a Tut Ets.trzs.-4- The The facts respecting the misunder- standing about' the recent promotion in the Horse ritisk, from thence to Sionim ; and that after the His Lordship served with the army under Ad. ' wrl"s - finances, - • - Committee of several Members, the labours of which (;cards (Blee)hase not' yet been trot} state!. The 't battles, which took place on the 13th, 14th, 15t h, miral Tchichagoff, and his zeal and desire to see every , being presented to the Chambers, they taunt to a vote two regiments of Life Guards, with that of the Horse wad 16th, at Goreostaitz and' Wilitowisk, hi right flank occupied Rowle and Kolka, anti his left fiat& transaction of that army led him to expose himself i to cold and fatigue beyond his strength, tspecially 1 0 0 1 approbati on , thy on a proposition equally conducive Guards- (Blue), which gave the brigade of heavy ca. e ten of the state, the 'splendour of the velolltelY sent to the Peninsula, we're each aug- s usorsch Shag troops on going there ; one troop went in ' Loubomte. during the pursuit of the French from the Berezina i t Orme end the h • of the nation. The r .:. ri . $ i 1 i Admiral. Tchichaeoff reports," on the 18th, • that ... . to Whine. . .. s . , • he is arrived with his army at Jean°, and that Maj.. It en" . General Landskoy, whom ho had sent with a de- appears 'that a pntmonie . complaint hod tumor made a considerable progress, and these exertions , ~,s , _ , , ma am r, a tic , on the sub j ect of the Wt.- its , • half-pay list thue combining - strict regimental justice • has the initiative. proposed an addition of ft 'per with tuitional' economy. 'The Duke of Newreem- l' t : I Cl') be 'l* h cent. upon all the taxes of 5 per cent, passed in 1810. BERLAND, however, entertained an opinion, that the s brought on the fatal effects of that disease with great li 11 tachment of light troops from Jcsano to Preen, • . ln this the Militar y , and Ecclesiastical Chambers y, Blues;Which he commanded, bad peculiar privilsges, fell in with the enemy at this last place, attacked him on two sides, repulsed him, and made prisoners rapidity. • He first stated himself to be ill on the 11th De- eoncerred, and it was accordingly passed. --ow..- • eutitling them to second in both troops. The Corn- mandersin.Chief, on 'the contrary, felt that the Blues \ • . five o ffi cers, and oao hundred and eighty .soldiers. ember, the day of his arrival at Wi na i , where he ei - If the fulsome panegyric of the Morning Post on . could not possibly lay claim to any privileges surpass. 1 Another party, under the orders of Lieutenant. aired on the morning of the2oth Oerember. Col. Denison*, having been detached along the His Lordship had the best medical attendance, with the PRINCE REGENT, so justly attracted the notice and sarcasms of one of our critics; what might' notthose of the Life' Guards, and thi • for •,• ,p lainest i r n ea g sonvlz ti se the latter corp;al was; nmain - i right baok of the Niemen, attacked the enemy near every care and attention that could be procured.idea te direct ' ly with the Sovereign himself, thereat; ; the same satirist say 'of the cloyinf, the nauseating 1 the °Blues can only do it through the medium 6" the l' . • it Pouny with the bayonet, and made two hundred Field-Marshal Prince Kutusoff Smolensk° ordered euiogia of the would-be cunning, hutrcertainly venal . Commander in Chief. Captain Mhen-Av, who suc. s t and seventeen prisoners. This same party baring all military honours to be paid to his remainsand has brother-print, the Courier,. • This time-servings t ; ceede d to the troop t i h n quest.ion,ti Junior appears, to th was u not ) afterwards passed the Niemen, occupied the .posi. lion of Balberschick. In the mean time Major- directed a monument to be erected in the church of the reformed religion. thee-changing Journal now. begins to compliment : his Royal Highness as if he had never erred, either an t O fficer from ano ther h e a n i a t.. n pu t o r f . the Blues, but a senior Officer to him on I . ~, -- .General Landskoy opened the road to Wilkovich, It is butjustice to the memory of Lord Tyrconnel i in sirivate or public life. .Paortus not only praises 'rho Waning of the late Countess of ATLEsehnh in order to establish a communication with the to say, that in every situation iii which he has been i (Itusdari a lanihtto) the Prance himself up to the I were deposited on Saturday last in the tinnily vault troops of General Platoff, at Kalwary, and ea ,. ,placed since he has been employed under this Em- very eyes, bat lavishes his .approbation on his very in Bedfordshire. The Earl of MotaA attended the tirely cleared the country of the enemy- between bass lie lie has conducted himself with the utmost', dwelling, which he distinguishes as the " adatitod funeral,.and returned to town in the everisg. the frontier and the line marked. In these- asps - zeal and propriety, and had gained the esteem of every of all beholders."-.-Princes should undoubtedly have ft appears from the Amer ican Papers, General SUTTII, the author of ills bombastic proclama t ion i P r'* l . rations he made fourteen o ffi cers and six hundred body to whom he was known in Sweden and in . greater minds than other men, but our's must have contained in Thursday's Paper, has beenobl i g al dor s , 'soldiers prisoners. , , Russia. . a greater mouth than any ever possessed to swallow . lug e. inetiriy, resulting from we know not what f I have ' the honour to be, &c. 1 f'" i The Partisan Colonel Davidoff, reports on the . CATHCART. this. • . . . • cause,46fly from his troops for safety. The ymeri- glst December, that on the 20 th he occupied the . .11111101110 0 .... . -The same -paper, the ntOdest Courier, of.;yester. can soldiers, it hereby appears, are at lea* formida. t ..... hie to their officers.. city of Grodno, and found there the enemy's ma- , A Malta Mail reiMbed town this morning, bring- day, insinuates, that the Opposition are enamour:. Lord Hraterrara we rejoice to hear is once gezines and hospitals, of which he will send a de- ing news from Sicily to the 9 th alt. and from•Gibral- . hig,to persuade the Irish that the ,Marquis rt.t e.rs. more cons id ere d 1 tailed report : that he likewise found a magazine tar to the 3d inst. The following are extracts :- i.rx and Mr. CA N NIXO have come over to [item, &c. , better . ' •Insteed of his fordship's , estates devitivintat his decease to a cousin, as er - , t .• at Merefech, and that he left•itunder the proteetion 1 MtASINA,'DEc. 8.-41 is reported from Leghorn, : and this observation that Journal throw* oaths, cone i ronously stated:to our Paper of the I..Rtir oh w e un- pf the Moscow regiment of dragoons, which !had , that man y of t h e p rinci p al inhabitants there have i seggenceofihe following paragraph, .taken from the!riersaindj fronethe best authority, .that thoy descend lei& arrived Mee.' --- - - 7 --' • • - - 7- - ibeerrarrested4 on-mispiciee ef- disaffeetion, and eupa. i puldisa4Coasiug Pio t of ..Sokalilutiast,4l.... ..,.., 11.,,,.,0 iNflatly;.3ooo.ii o no letlieUlt.o","ell ar qu i ' • The AuStrian General Froelich, who occupied i posed to be connected with the party tatty discover- '4. TheMarquil Wittisai'' ha I f*: Claitiii .Invy s.l;isaisil i in 'l' d "' .•• ' Gsminp, retired. • led at Path. - ' wish their respective PailiiiiienierY Vrionds, mart, • - ' ' 'l3.*-incisteed new organization of Poland by the . ~ rof ILVIMA is differently spoken of ; it beitt; General Count Wittgenstein reports on the 215t,1 GIBRALTAR, JAN. 2.-Father Gil, wise 'acted SO , COALESCED WITH TSB oerOtletrfe.l All diterrasto on lbp one hand, that his Imperial Majesty in. that the Aid-de -Camp General Gotenistscher Kuhl. , conspicuous apart in the Board of SevilliStand 27 , petween the Mirquis Waiiitittlf 114 Lord Gate" to &Aare itinetif King' of Poland ; and, oe t "*' ' ' - i ' soft, in pursuing the enemy front Wilna tb several • other individuals, have been arrested in that `- pity, Aare been remored, and, In 'iontitquence °fin rid. !Abe' others . miles beyond Kouno, made prisoners 169 Staff and i upon a charge of conspirity againit the Cortes and s rangement highly witisfactober to sill - the parties, 1 M r . ; upon the Peke of OL that 'the Sovereignty is. to be conferret. seeseann. - It will trot. pro- he long before we shall is possession of ot4er Qtficerb 40 1970 soldiers, and took onehotes! Regency. , s 'CANNING is to tisito Mr. Prissomir's place. and i l l ahl Yt - .. • . of i some autheetic intelligence et:on the subjee.. lour ; and that on the 17th, a party of his detach- Messina letters, of the Bth ult. state, that the coin. 46 , Ipad Alds potierifiSC Opposition inthe if _souse ' r . r . j. 20 w b a d f r esh . • vows 'l..xcitAncr, A •,. .-- e en i h Fent, going to Furhurg, overtook a small column Mand of the troops has devolved upon "Genera , Emmons." ' s• ' - ...". ' ! i- a la ssais o f ;Wheal this day, the price of , which esti- ' Montresor, its coesenueirce of General Maitland% • ic , . ? f the etion t y, completely defeattal it , and took one i . . ..61 , we can ventureto affirm, th a t the *here two de con tinues the same as on Monday, hut there 1% as stud' Officer, Fever" superior Officers, and 200 men: depstrture for England. ' Stateithen's altered. opinion, or rather the lessened s s rathera heroines' in the sale of it. A considerable 1 nrisoners. This iletechinent afterwards occupied the ~ Lord William Bentinek was expected to sail, In a expectatioacducerning the thilititiOf the present men 1 41511mtitY Of Boolti we's left oTe r from Moa's "P - -r • . and haviug no demand this mor4ing the Agit. as .. \ town of Furburg, few days, for Alicent, to take the caannand or the ita, power, has arisen nor froin nay studied (menden-110r" I •••• - , . I very dal!, rind ' only' prime. samples support • tiiiir '• ! /. i n that' The Colonel o f , the Guards Souchosaneff, having two divisions of British and Sicilian' troops tithe opposition on their minds, bot from their see. price ; tiih inferor sorts are la. per quarter lower. ~ 1 . ' ,een detached from. O l e a d v anced guard of Major. i. , part of Spain. Ills Lordship was •to esibark with tag ffie affairs of Great Britain growirorse era worse Oat,[ gaps freely at Monday's prices. Whtte Peas ..f. $ F I Perserai lliebitsell, _found 30010 Mali magazines at ; hitn 'about 500 additional cavalry, son. 'Swatter/I . mtory . diy. ' * ''., ' * .- - - ' are doll sale, and rather cheaper ! In •ileatts; mid ~ I i • i lin id 3n 0 W and Datkoll;tooit'sereval prisoners, and d rivers, ' 'tic. • • ...........-... - ' ".'' . other eriiistea s ; no alteration. • • ..- ..• .., • • t, •1, One hospital odd' sigh* seek. Another Party, no- I - Soule threatopa, b y his mace stn ; the Ws 3d; . .',,-The-ladta Copopaby'aCisarter.ime again been the Witten Sliainisli) ' . .h...110 14 New ditto ' 00 00 ',/ , 1 der the Orders of tibia Idleutetraut.Colonol of. Artil. 'MA 4th Armies : the Itiod-qhlattori of the - I' , ' Ogled ef Aleeetskse b 1 4160 Pr opriators, in an ad. Ditto (t•ort•iso ••• ~.. 11.0 15(i Heons r • . __ , . Rye .i. . • • 76 78 !reek do.. .... .. SR 3 :. 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