The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-21 00:00:00

INi J I ~• t I; ~~ • vidoriot leweden, in the , d afforded ierously the fallowing 'answer :—.... - ,;1 Which the action! of these traitori - have caosid .lo es Gza4Lestax t —l.ita.‘not deserved your thanksl the Wesiphilian • arms, has bappity been obliterated 'bat I rejoice munch in : this generous . participationl tt ' b rt h e ,b otte b eable behaviour •of the -corps, which the fortune of our arms, ,and, li ' your attachment to 1 took partisr the actions of the 26 1 b and 27th..Aegesti your-esalied Meueich. 'We shall Conquer : the ta,t)i e fO re Dresden. ~ .. t . . .404 vauced guard of our army . has already driven tittl ' 44 .`Viia artillery, in particular, drew the attest liyingetiliv into Saxony: , !,ast u t only have con- ,of the whole army on it, by the diatingniehod ser : fidence in ourselves , and •Pettgeia Mai' seon be re- ', vices it performed on these days. stored .to her former greitnevi, and we will thenl ". Hit Majesty nevertheless ewes both lb hie owe Celebrate the festival of victory together. Salute; on ' army and to the army of his Allies, to gives slept' s % my part, tfse worthy inhabitants of Berlin, and for . 1 -example of severity, and therefore his Milford,' or get as not. Adieu, Gentle Men." cleft as fcgows:— According to various concurring reports, seven& - li n I, The'Hu * ssar,Bri de is disSinaid. - . considerable detached Corps of the Grand Allied `. " 2. The Hosier littitla, rifirt, ire, from Army in Bohemia have already entered.laxony froth This day, suspended f r ' tartans e t4ii brtho Royal Comottau by Atinaberg, taken Chemnitz, and pushed arm y. . . their light troops already to before Leipzic. Ac.. ..", 3:.The colours Whkh belonged to these two re cording to a later, bat ancohfirmed.account, the gisnlisits 'shall be burnt. Such officers as shall be Austrian:Cetera! Count Neliaperg, tag clreadY en- p ! „4,... —v - Wet to have * taken any pert iit this shameful ~ deeit !treed Leipiic. ~ .i1 .... 0n, shall, until they are appointed , be put,to , ... IBT AN lIITNAORDIVAItIr,CONStaIt.) the bottom Of the list in the missy. PRAGU E, _Aua. `2l .— Official accounts which have • (Signed) " Cocain VON /lON E , letaiiter at War. 6een received 'Here state, that Count Wittgenstein. " Cassel, 31st August, 11115.“ bad pe netrated ; by Peteriwalde, forced the taw of ' Pima., where General St. Cyr commanded, and ap.. Pam SAXONY, Attu. 29...--Tbe corps winch had lioached Dresden. The Prince of Sthwarlooberg : penetrated by the way of Plauen, had gradually in-' 'dreamed ' without difficulty towards. Dresden, by i creased to an army of 120,U0Dusess, which, unclothe DitipOldswalda, and General Blucher had driven Ike 1 immediate command of both the Enipecore, approacl eoemy over the Bober, near Lewenberg; but he ied Dresden., .. there me t w ith th e res i t , army of 146,000 men , e n d 1 On the 26th, that heaetiful Royal metropolis was Mooted according to his instrectioul.• The Em. cannonaded,eatheoombstants fought in its verysob. 'poor Napoleon, teho himself commanded, b e lie ve d; orbs. Some balls q wen fell upon the palace, in .which hot main force to be in Silesia • and on intelligente i • the fethei of our country wis'iraitinfi his powerful Of the advance -against Dresden,. hastened thither i Ally. He came, and the taking of .the nearest in. with all speed, and arrived there on the 24th In the 1 trenchments, whoseartillery carried destrection to evening. The enem's troops have advanced to i.tbe city, announced in thaerteolog tit...friss' of Na. Friedland and Reich e nberg, bat have again retired pokonto theenemy'snrishiselle bad built their hopes trots the Bohemian frontier. • on his absentia .).!Otto :sly . ' • .. Ilast.ah, AUG. 29.—A courier who arrived here •On the following-day be dieentiod the attack; whilst to-day from the head-quarters of his Eseetlentl ,be caused trhops to advance oe the...aide of Pirna. He General Blucher, brings advice that he *its yesterday it the same time calmed the *away to,be attacked by In Goldberg. .. .... . , . ... . -the 'way of Freylierg. The left wing, consisting at Braid a, Auo. 29.-- . Artitlie last evening, err or. Austrians,gave way in such disorder, asiaccording to Ada) account /as received here, that the Saws ‘ the testimony of eye... Reefers, Ineeer was ennaliest, Town of Luckau surrendered by capitulation o n Soon titer, the cadre (Rossians) was broken, - the - s _ __ _ - -- ' '' second challenged Russia to war, which my be plainly per cei►ed byr4rerr. one who will boa take notice how gustili; gifealen, * . ?4Plikne; PrOssit, _and Austria are , now closed against. him. Eat• who has Europe to thank,. tbit the 'same NaPOleon t who but a year • repeauils be , till-- —80,00 Ci.;, Biel:her. . 'The "CslaietTPrittco . hrida . : cot:100,9(N an army of l.oo,oolSmesk is tbs.** .' 44 Baal, burgh (In the-vaholagoll,ooo eaira) . In the vale 1 tie Danube corps d.%eselaiiWillAilitisited under A t Prince Von .Rebss ;„ and I. t s lapider of Aastrha I ander Geniewalßrefi.iroti tiller; which oppose the. ;Pavaritle‘.4o,o ' 4 ,!etipli ,l **Ps . .oo. ere oppose 4 ' 01' 1 , !the; - r... -- t : Thev.- ..t? ~.. •,•., • i' The enemy's trey itsideli WitbieleititsgiCeet the Mayne, endiklsCleghtiliudit. lita'rshat Airketean, and denominated ildi'" Ainfj . of Observation of Barevia,"" has broke - thp for the Elbe, where it hat joined joined itself . to the Grand French Army, whole strength. from lieteburakii‘Xli*eueend in %kill', may meant to &boot 280 er110(400E/ men. - . ) The bestsspitit animates 'the ,Austrian and Allied ii . ', • . '.. - . 2 ._ _. ' . : ...- • . 7 , ' All the provinces of - dm ..ttwitriaaAkii•wirtiOr. ill iiith'each other litiV4CiyiitiV Of.'lloanlisrlOriff: fichment to the Emperor, -404 their natiott,ceittiiry. ' What Bohemia has dorm. derinc,e few4ast receithh t oaieeds all proportiOw. derma - hap Itiviigartami, AM. `tiel the' neceSsit i llf . rendetint theft Montirch, the % , 1-• .. , utmost assistance lite .gresd undertikiag of ' finally attaining* atatplot,,iuietude, which it was not i pos. aible‘to obtain by the mess , of negotiation. :•, , • trite* . Tat ILIMISGSBIIIa altaTTI.3 . ; ' x ": Whit'iseiti raord•Wellitigton do after crossing the' Pyrenees: - he who so thoroughly understands the French system of war ?- :Will he take vengeance for the atrocities ofi'whielt the french have, .for nit' years, .been guilty in Spain and Portugal ? Will hip taut the innocent inhabitants of the South of y rance 3n thiA mlO spanner as their countrymen have treateir the Spaniards and Portuguese ? Will he cause them to feel what war is i therwho, for several years pest I have hut suffered top se*OrelY from the dearth of cote usllice rind trade?' Wiliheeven, if he would, beable teliefl*nds'to Vie nayirad-desire of revenge in his ago was so muck dreaded, is no !engage*? If to .ussia eichasively thelftirifs due of INN in five months, destroyed 010p-ism:et army th'et, even in the liter,, and but eery switidoroin ancient times, has been brought into the field, then let Europe kneel with -gratitude- to7:t!se Immovable fortitude a the Emperor Alexander whoi'first at Moscow, sedrttaw again on the borders - af Bohemia, has re solutely rejected Napoleon's tattering proposals for peace. . thattlte throne of tie `t(etattoying Demon of the liher i ty of gutiope is inclitaing to its fall, that he enestionger think of the conquest of • Europe, bat himself to the defence of Fi-ance that tWatiOns wilt soon have rejoice at their inde pendence; thereat of which they have been so long denied, and wished:Tor peace; Europe will have to thank the Remise %rope' or's fortitude, and the hero, livr - ef" l4l Soffilet*'• We thie•day4ey before eirimmonsa mass of in ' tOlpience fremAll seat of War • In the North of .kuriape,• consisting of further estracti from the Crettettliureh Mille receired: vitae Mills, which arrived last night—and a &e -motes:cue.. Extraordinary, dated Sept.- s:—From !the Whole of these documents, it is e x tremel ydi ffi cult Ito collect any precise and satisfactory knowledge, as to the . military proceedings- that have taken place during•the campaiss. In theraselvectiterate so in tricate and ,cOnfissed s 4,414Ared. - 41$11ittelligence previously received,„ they, are, so, contrailittory and irreconcileable, that the most confident opinions e are jtaalfied In arm, 't emare wavering and Alt there stark ar relate merely to Ted iota- )me from prevail i aform. ‘ts,if not view, at greeter ildst the comivg as those entitled it would Raciest or ned. We OM we military sidetable Gm tte account Bohr la •-* stated in te los; of d to the A French If 30, 000 to AN lid loco writing it►forma- expreft-7es 1 death as a were ex deplore less sena. which thee 'use we fecl deckled their herrois batieliog t 89 110.SitOrt ~• : . ki i i . '* . es. - - , Mt: ' ' 713. f ' 1 • t. , r . • I t •.. t , . t• . 1111r111 . lc 7V7 V , ~,,, v;''l , 1 :- ...IL' -,' ' - ' ^ "s• ' 4 r, - ' • p. ~ ' l4l . - - - irfinteoL 4 ND W A ILS. ' i ';''' . ... tf l ir" . • ... 4 : , ..... 44 f ' l' ; i 1: ::: 2 .41/11116' ., • ',.... 4. ...• •• • •4 ; % % . 1 7:::: 4 c ir ilfi iisit ili"4 oti r usa li f . he ll w a i i ßo l , il l ia t7 ta t it ll i s s i4nt iz a m d . o 6 r peg a raiw i a le ele e icer; o • ll , l 7 ,l :o l viett l ednt e t i.i ii i ;R oo . : 7; see , ~ , 4., ..., v.... • ..,_ •. w sqlres at their head. General Baron Von Satken sent word, that the enemy was likewise advancing with a .. stes • the - : ..... A - - -)* --+•••••resrak W he n considerable force, against him and Liegnits. M ‘6nrcettd; titre. I.—Our Pape cm— • ''',"•••••-••••••• -• •"• • •• el' .- he emote' the teataik:tble words, .• .112 " -- On this day the great Bohemian army must have following articletz... •;•_ , • s•e==itr - 4 . .,, , ;.t..- reoldioed bevel ( by ' teats w hic h succeed e d penetrated two marches into Saxony, and the Crow II 66 Accordi to 'certain and positive in , teincr . _ww._ _l ilt 4/4 p ...rr . Avatar, as by a peenliar.ginsd fortune rut nation Prince of SwetleA, with the Northern army, !Right I j us t ce ggiy ~. I' Peter .351 —PP 1 ' '. .. Pi -v.:— -:°:---:----- - iii k lai...'-- : ' , ke a d e b d e a r d i .a kt n i c t- ed hil'l n w e °l ter i ;: stare taken possessitm Of LO Wet Lusatia; the Sile- • after dm g .i. .1 . je t ii ' ' .". dostreyed whet s ill the potions attack e d ker at „ sian army mast therefore endea*our to drew the 1 a „d gstk • st, a' w : . enemy still further from the Elbe, and deprive him a a s s of 5( 4 , ~.,, 1 4 15 . 1 : e, a 4 . _ , • .. , Sid the remark, that France' had not the same al. of time to unite his whole force. cfliAidfirittilpaignseptieg l / 4 1 A/ t 4 4 „ .13 *- . •:""rvrar:s'aFfo."‘,._, _ .„.- - MALrar t o '4•. o !elvittattege. as home, tri de wkh • single nations at s The General-in-Chief, therefore, issued orders to coital" - It ' ast a , „ ~. 7ftar--- ala i l Wapalimarsoaß i ISO. ", - time, and that since Europe. has for. reir ka l C " iu . I V ii , ,l 4 • , , .. * ' 4 • ~ " - • J. _.....,.._ ... t. • ' ~ . .L , . .'• , ~ ties, br religious and political oultitatien, be c g me put au end to the engagernent,and to draw the army t • - 4. •''" " fif - ea t went • . back towards 4auer. Hard as this measure appeared Palau,. Ave. 23.--Ilis .!nerie *J. . r fs the .. k . :-t,.- , , - 7: 7 " --- , - . - - . 4 .on.elintifabiltir- vion, after a to the soldiery, yet it was justified; bflat"--ttigher of four days;" ...t*; * DrAClrsdiatt the considerations for the whole. • Oar Isiss.'in.Abess flitili E m p e lfinnr ro c ? fa= . . . - ' qiisilloor PON* -04/± • ' -$ • .„ "1111A104111144;PIgg041,1‘11"to ! litild a mars ? i s.t 1 , '''l t ', it ! l' '.' avre'• t isitt," twin , .se — Pe. r -16.417 . efive4 : y . three days will scarcely amount to 3000 Mei, in' review on 'a part of 'the- ~ , . ! 11 Alletrilln eratTr -- the Yid. eed.B9 , 4e*Pfille• - - ' H i' Joutidsloteretslll3 Thersitvatiol ' oCraraph`iiitttilwa 4 ' - -1 f '' 111P.ttla;"1111141f Stil" • ' ' b I s '''' 11 ' o lle" uhl :4s ..e ith d ; athil elY bilti alwaysdepe nd epos killed sad weencted ; that of the enereyis,• indeed; silty of 's Teit'acit m/. il T ... r " , iiidlo6oll4llolll.ll . 411,711060.1%.111416 rafiCe.lo ol o le redi k/11 4 1 . 40 " 0 "P.P1 ,0 4 Init Hite, . . as ?ft unknow.,.imt most certainly be, fry eonsla .... , .. .. , t .- ,‘ :,,.,;‘,....„,- . — 7- les -. tVI:/"1 ' ' *treble, as we bad the advantage of the' fground.-;- _c u m, U r ., g e t t legsibifollow!og ig, the u l ster It , , ip, tailiwa.ustihia - .. ,.tui c ,603.6 , . . , . . . Daring the tiro days drat the enemy attached us, he the• Day of the Mitt ifitguiti... , I , dalont dritoje A 11441 16646.1WitAlight 4.11111; -- - '• ' scarcely gained teroVierman) miles of pound. ' • 44 The army lie 'Weedy btformod of the men . _ . ,v. , ,• , rawer wits 5c ........ .. 14 r,„' ......... _zassusuat aitigrA t ... t ta t 5.1 Sijoltral battaltettasePthe. Silesian Miiitia- fought in treachery which, **the night between the 22d ands, 1 itthlieffitfisalleAllenti et allot- i seek a distiogaitted meager, as to raise the admits. 1 rid August, del four squadrefas.af the Ist tad ' , t i," • ',,,i..., A *4:4logi t eta i seet • klibut‘iniatteat4rllsayitd.theludepaudeacsatei wearer 14h:1other, tiers of the old soldiers. ' , ..Will M coitinied . . re. ' 1" regiment. of 1141.61" lit° tine lialilYti Power at i *.__ - __,_ Vidi11 ..: G ... 141141111 : ,-__ iil/11444 :: t -.-_,-. 111414 ... . gl .: tii i i . le ' ' t 21we (lien!) , haottoi 'followed us: if it is his insert - R a ith etb a ar g. p ! ,- ... .I‘i t. - " t - ... agiestaa n . owl +" ' ll6 ' .- . - which pro. .fo es; for even %mien to Pugh Ihrouth the mountains into Bohe " .MI th. , 130401 /.lll Ne -01 0 0egglitilleir ‘ di g "d" n.l.i_TlF!,,i A ; 1 A r ti lst O ( ~......4 7 7.,,1 4 , • tiol, L._ii i i : l i i k : ;1 1 47 :6 . beerv ' e ' r .. ..,A i h u s e ir t e , ra i i n ca lli s LA :. 1e. 0 . 4 4 41 : 44 110 %4 4 j y o u il s i ed ed t t o he be g s re a a id t :. I *is, *here 1 Okla has broke ft4Ary the way of .at this transaction: Simko to Reinh*lthirrg, sin• liwoli+ltaes the Sileeionriecteated'by low-miltiistmesti have bean the movers i.e ai,* thelolloilliiptijinugga . . eitikapka l lai . • ‘!01Ink God % peace is, motored .1 I An- now resound army', which ties 'hitherto - ceatpktely falfilled - of. im, .b ele - twaft soadravad: have accompanied their of Saltworitihnberea esdhc atilt* . 1 , -Wa yid 4 ,,-,_ : y .," oleic • I Nalt; ittalbgitrgtio heatvor, and i . de - tinlaton Prookibed for it, May oontribote, - br . . vatme with.thii Omit blaiiiingratitude. . ~. _, t josig n ing l e e , gagi ov -kidi s igual, . :,;.,=.1 011 :: 1 1 _ , eee_ quart° %trope to the others—God hi !Roll degree, Wilts destruction . Should be rot* :•-, "‘Williess'irewHatosmateasin, Colorful ano list :::;, , , , ... - .,'.:7 - ... de (l e d -- • - re L t ..ii tia — r i - •ab1e4.7... the -mar-mill . be, continued, far every e3l iv Rosiony, AO gria 4ll l ll army I'M 'follow taw 'blt . regiiseeit• adifaseers has daily seen an the elledeatilfil '',`-= ..• rryr: 9... ...:7 - 77. • . 1 _,,, , ...._, , , ~ that if )s4aiiltly *the• continuance of their", forced marches. (it will break , aI•P against th e ge!b c of'illi family covered Nitta benefits from the W ag , i lay befell est. _ °me 1014101_,. 1 k . Ml47't - et'Atigainst ,Botiripii4:44 the independent* of to ~. bin obtatastoorieseall i ii i ik, . I . , or, ~ -r.: t! nhtiows that lre stilt . free ;min be assurad, end olii ) 0 1 17 tn - mon • oe et l ariik t of day.) . .- andhassliketielftweeired the ices tlistingaished proofs ' the situatitkt,44:o4llo4y,* Aplyfi, ; w hi c h a f e i BERLIN, Avc. 28.-limmedistely . .after the first o ffir,,, muss4 ,,, tl.O .•`, , r Nov% -•. 'I , .r - • . ' od by Nat witic tie% illat the licit:kr of nation eicsorioas accounts- received from the Crown Prince 1 ••.0 ;Vo it laisits,• Cussettander, of the 311 'brigade se • th e i ll i t i n -,.. ‘,... „,..gua . ...b trt _ mfe ,2 l „p 4 - 4 * ge ,,, teilyd - weden, a - Deputation was at to him to thank still inrlloo4llllolgl thetoted. illaclittne can fe, the 2d regiment of Hussars, itaa Sled hafalDOgily he- pa ne . ch . r .l - .1.. 7 ...." T ichire Y-- ' ! ''''' .-r 'AMMO • at 1 ill the name tlf this city, for tilt protection he t e sterme ig- g . Ingratitude for having been twice) A _ _.' . 7 " - _,At„ ;.,,,,,.- 7- ! A _ AA „.. c. , .4, .2 •.1 so deeply at,hietself *bathehas a y lost of hi -' . " I's*d d afforded it i'tp.mhich the Crown Prince rearmed', - 1 g e _L n i e _ r°4lll ., ~.!' : 1 2 /111n ;!.."," • I, e-d e' e f f... ° e ff r e tii.es s ‘ 1 - sa ll so he ca diggraes' onad .10 slaim ileue "jailuLlik - Thelle alim iera f A itet wifisa.'" ' llt- 80 , 01711.4114 _ Ilk. etekr )sall' : L a gr Vms„d misiiii4 •Rufs'iA bi t s o e sw"ir i . 1 4. s hi in.c c e h th ma il v t * be t' nlineihnillv fullDe yr ' !• ) town in Lucked surrenaerea ay capitalitrou, ou tray ---- -----7 - ---- - %---- ---- ,--, v . , . ... _ . .-. 281 h, to Gen. Webster ; 1000 prisoner* einepleetal right wing (Prussians) overthrown, and the second rorteguese ? - ~-• •• • insecure. All these various Paper; relate me hi eannon, and a considerable quantity of•amesbel.. triple Imperial battle, more gloriousigiaadoemplete- . Bet•we will Olive these questions unanswered ; as , : - • - ; - f -7- r - h di .-- ii `.• transactions, o whit we a sires y recetvet 1 ilea and baggage, fell into our-hands on this occeOl o b. ly decided than the first. Oa the 20, s aeon, 40 every feeling and .humane heart must bteed.it i scenes .. . other . . t - - ! ! •f , cannon (140 were still lying about om4he :Aeld of iof this description. ' How great must the conatornas- lugence from source as-they corn , • D 4 NTh[a, . ...,,- - battle), 160 powdee•waggrins, 18 pair of colours, Ilion of the - Preneh be at this monientl itialrerte quarters, where opposite interiatsand„feelings , . , —..e..-. • - and , 21,000 prisoners, were brought into the head- they Were .pacified concerning the sacrifieea s 4 all ftrimthosewhichgavetbeliceiterr toeetforteeri •• t 1 - •The Berlin Gazettes contain the following new quarters at Dolina (Where the Emperors of Russia _kinds which the war demanded of them; by the re- ation,theyaieofcoursecalculateito place event 'punts with regard to this city up to the 11th Au g:- and Austria. had for three days successively' passed i pretkntation of theirbeing secured Crete the tiillbried turs ~ • • , . .. . i ! ' z ! • i 4 niore•luminous and iqtelkigible po nt of v The garrison, which at the commencement of-the dm nights). General Vandemme lied.aanounced °of war within their own borders. .• , .• . • ..1 ; • _ ,, • siege consisted of 30,000 men, has - melted away to ten thousand more: prisoners. Four of the ene- They saw one of their colonies lost after another, leas. s itt a position in which they present a ) about 12,000 troops able to bear arms ; among my's - Generale of: Division and three Generals of until even the very. last imas gene; bat thele GaVern- appearance of prosperityand triumph. Alt* i * whom there are 14 Gener,abt, 1600 Officers, scut' Brigade - fell Wee the• hands of the victoil l , among. mentnever ceased to tell them that these loVes Would variety of contradiptory atatements, which, attour4ooo cavalry. Generals Frauceschi and Gault whore are. the - Prince of Coboar& and the Count be. wieldy compensated-by-conquered kingdoms ;.—k from-the itene of such•important actions a are •dired. The garrison is well supplied. with armsl of Neipping, the former iis the Jtussian mid the Wakfigeß, asserted in the ; French Senate, that . 1. '4.110 and ammunition ; but the want of salt and medicines latter in the Austrian service. A bullet, which ,pt : laurel tree- was, by the Providence of France • be- ... ~..., that,etstilisterett the' weed, 'are all justly I , )1 . AO great, that it was hoped the fortress would not i die commeneement of the action Week... Fringe wee a fruitful' treeotliosebienchespot-enly donned ‘7. T., ~...., ~ le, the co lu mns of a Journat, , it I tvealste to stand out beyond the middle of Septemberd fietnvertleaberg, appears to hive been,* -prinalpol :the French werriores but likewise fad tad clothed be 411 - 4 1 tiaLot '. 0 4 , ..44u 0 0 . , ditlicsitys to, .1 --- , r Though there were still considerable etOres•of other (aim of the , mabeuuded disorder which teeili.place, .tbent-' , - ..e. • • 4 . - - -, . , , .. gn)?h i tdaely the Virrietri shades - of sale provisions,, yet' they were excessively dear... - . The in'whielt emeral regheents threw away, *el; . .4r.tev r 'l,_!Virlti t t..pletthWaigtot be thlegt pacifttheo l !? belief with which each tale should be received 'Prlcts were Is' follow :—Wheat 12 dolihrs per buthel, , bat which- iikewbegave oases to • t . he Armies of bur. -What-Olk DCM'aratiOd ta "ufOrli “Hini 1 . , "Va r nx ol F Ore so ittongly inpressed,eich thii difficulty, ryteltt, birley . 8, peas 94. Of beef wed vest -'.tiiiirie Mall 1100 C Willielli , in a battle el•anchillipetln mug - • ef i lo o t itt•Wilievy; Wit. le tome tritemitetfn 1 . their . _% always • our opinions on the r eras aloes' • mutton and pork weree dotter perpoond ; • laitoderieft is veld that not m0n11.4.111041100 WIWI ,la tai ItitAtC r -Yr•V* 10 ••• 401410 e:.-a...e . • 'ni l *" lib* carr in 'On with t oner . . . ) 1 a sonata of fowls five dollars, a pound of hut • were lyleges the field of battle. ,;.• 7;i1 „4,;.•, . vaaishbeforethe'lasperlous certaluit. searrew ef • vseer7.- . ~., .Y. ill . • r t. ' ter two dollars. In cookery, Resilient tallow; of BAKSTAM I Aen.,3ll...Thei ' te - from the • 60,990 thiet,:rdelit* Ike e, :litOOAti„Pi Ificylift";: O f t !lifailehreet - 'aild... Itesi halos. The. , Berhe irbteh therio.' 4 Was great store, WM tisereihnitatcblefly Armies, bue,,,ehteh-premised • ,tt :. x , ctories, of ! the fields of.Xmace,,, • • • . - „ , ,71 E . iraorellnor* contains 'the Prussian officiail steed. A' hfihrel of beer coat tee-dolliars, at yelegid of - which, we harem. yet realised. mt. ' . , , eon- There_ wesibut bitely a talk of erec't*.oopose . . • .of tite•defort - of VANDAMMIeS corps in Bob co thrik a pound of auger- epsv't thiril of 'talus the foliewiug :-..-1 .!, • .41 1 ,4, 1 0 1 7. 0 J ai l! , . mad; 'by •WM lOplitriotlein of ',..1 1 200 s Wrench vANDasosa, it seem _ was ;n i l tibasid , as s tread war four groschen. ' Vie using: ' , J , liiiii .- 64 ' CO ant labeifttAn • his mitreuedl,therosainder of and Italians*. wfialad ta k en •up *mein , eepace of - .._ ' . prisoner. „le i • . , i • horse.flest, which cost aboat four • seeedrelk. per the liessiewand Emilia* di.r*Yl cPWill4fred in Silesia thme mentlt; -for the defence of .the Integrity of the the French rapera, but taken a per round. All the remaining horse* of the garel- - by his Insperialjdelesty s lei& singes, success, and If‘plity ,tict !pi, Allies, was to be peipetuated.`Nifhat the French in thla:nifairis , stated to amouni ,• L son, as ' well as •of the - Citizens, weniiireglstered ; i totally defeated Wine ,Tapes.. ,Thie -y's.lese,Sfa bro.* becalm , et .tisia mosament .? Wbore are the entire destructipnif, iblidetactiment of the '' ther notaber might still amount to abeet4ooo... 'rho; this occasion. oboodisisiorwregeelfievable 7 4ooo 40 0 09tY retie* -at the moment wheti s bord Wel- army; . which. Ia iitlit .7 to ;have consisted of T renc h G ov e rnor , G e m e nt Rapp, •petinits all•the l dead were-left oaths ifisid t etheAtie t ,Thlrilisissee the . Vin, Ilk .ii vetoed Scipio, stfackir enemy-in 4r litixens'who whits It le depart unimpeded.. There -French die, le v et** mteeoeiekettlestei NM* eine. • men . . Two other Generals, in additive . t the emit •-of his power s and makes Feir . sipe t, shnke to _. ... .....;...-- 71 ,---r. - - .... 1 - - one k ~,.,„,,, ~ . , nmeste.„ w vi t mass .2aixeriefl, 'on l a, are still more than 50 of the inhabitants in confine. The nunalre.o6olo•lllol4llB.4.olo,l4oimpsetsts --fibefoundationl • - „,.. ment who could not pay th•reglisteloP of 3 mi ll ions yet be seteralliett , twii._ , _ ..,'.• ~.- ....t 44, - :4 , , r `V,„,,., , 1401 Yr 'he* etwlti,.the.Builigi Field- . - • -Fort . connoo l .mitysemiesitiott waggons, in Midlitit :410e . . .., „ . _, . - "'of franca . * EN' a mile round Dantsick . , alltheeelds , " The Free& Seellimblik PP- ale the . Pyrliatte2 Vit . ha. true , their Itremek4wo psurreers .had ''-- -- wean' bronga - --' t i #1 it the time of 1 • stud garden grounds are laid Waste, the liooseseMPOY Me, sod '. * - 44110 " 1 4* ~ , 'OR I 4916 h at 14litigt.$1 Europe without 1 10110iXteltrifOr ith,leechfint; *.kffilciv i yelttig Pit , perenelts at thei , .or demolished.. The besiegieg armYinaderttlie cam- Russians yid. ns eat of their fi ' fwattlOWs• PoPolotiooki thlPecies,:.kt. .it le evidently seen, dot• ilea of Vanoestax befog . s pmsoper, and e sn ood o f the Duke •of Wortemberg,• who hi ! , itis 4 . 4 Whiletraisat his liejeety•tira Emparey_ . , waiApar. L Xhere is a nature of. things spinet which' ~ ,-, eon, ;can, ii 1 ,- .11.1:a a ..I.i. 0 . . lsead- - quarters at Jenkiiii, but is sick orsfever, con- sal . 'Haden-tor : 4i* -tie this , shls, the r i s t or ies . ,ho,hl444ooo4o4 6 & pipponiski,d,• o r s o sig ais eik a n d that ~.._t,44400 'tan g y., -ft I " l "`'n't`mi_ . 0 .7 .#Ollll sh e 'd he put to de 'sister of about 50 1 000 'men, partly Ramat. and bit') enerny'e,.fiseop. )04 iwebsc,fd ' tl Detwillietaridimremaryemertien, must owespeaviammet -•. .; , ~,„• ;.-4' o f • . , , • peitti potation,. They have already 160 pieeprof ;Dilvglitu,... .11,ecompaoled by ea Actops: 4 0 : t, ipit ,le the-gis t p r opos,* as t s y r e os eodssifeatrisisikss ecuted.hy Ida, ;f O -10144 1 ,. , . Wen should deeply . Frig be s ieging artillery ; and two. Ries Mint Waisted, . 110 •*E r niteeer' kw- wiliviltßir o it , , .:o.oPesiiirst she stqlififi4s obtairsdreeeWs*,fiemiardi , any sei v ii reil.r i twos .nett bepai l f t e we are , . of 48„p o andent 'ore expected from GsWoddeletwo ow ligioldWell 4,o a the lifiak - 61/01. )11011114 , Sittpw's If Itiyoite; •, ..1. 4 .! ,41-) . • - Ai , . fit„..iii . ;i . - i ,- . Wale theelotaisaiLles the noble spin it by whi - ' thsetsie,..ai sea,. are lying 4 English -iktOsitifoseir, masses at all points.- , , , i ~, ,;$ ~ •,. ir, „; t l l thaieptilf4llo,lolll l .__,.._ i 'd4/4rAigetletne_ f _OkePtrites men drayanMerififivectuattid, 'nor because •00.:ts_aciservallA One"( tio, leas 1 ' ail* . tips atrocity which deck] -. besides many ,Ressiert and • English gun-boils: •-• . .44si, IN" gwitmeir ipoi.figeozz:•mivoi sera trt,_ . . s. ,,alle rem • - %Milan Admiral : Greif!, and the Eitglish Oeseltih- Ottedei.ialikpMfoitej Opt . . „jar; , - pi . Clroll‘ sr Alleisllft, NM ow! 'APT' *owl In, .'i• -. "'", --.. ` .' -•-..... i • the i• - H o pi AlogodOtave engaged, In favourable weather , not, anew ftlidee more then am, - mid apw.Aitangei lenpt ry alifee ' h'eteak p (Itentaktiliv• fi b; ""71. 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