The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-15 00:00:00

F ' 0 _I 1• pport rapt coat labototencies. of war. Plua. at4tpinistric apprrsest. chit f's I 'caul conjure %hat ) ask onl Tr urn eft !is. 11.1;town fl 4• . irjOts, e'er links • . • and we. thi , noble Again 4 oihn foe tire Support of our itrotilittullifoC4l4 4111P liegrance of oer beloved country: * . • • Forced tame earrespoud not with a people who bate freelpteken upon themse)vet the direction, of: their Adritirs ; mid the-inerease, of the dehtk*" the Siatv_ii nne Of those eatreme massures. the 'dep. Camel %hich we must•poid. Wie:weithi not cont.. m e a ce our reign u itk financial. regbitions, which .•plink terid,sto „shake pudic credit; thai, good faith with -.whkii-oar ancestors.folllltedAsir engagement', and which' *e- stilt reckon among kike virtues of the Notheetandt„sliall.4 sacredly, observed by as iu all ealtasetes -relating le Abe Mince of the country. NVoilifder Commiseniies.General of War, mince, and for:-Foreiu,Atfairs, to make all the CeayiTy. (11siku.ithine for fortra*lig the objeet.of ear • ittiteruyl stimmoiti, and to, *slimy to us An itecet spry rep itt4i berrespecting the same. • 'VCe Itl .and order, -that the whole of the sums' arising from. iol Wary .contribritions, being set apart. term the general revenue of. the country, shall be wholli - djiptiiiiiated fir the purposes of the extraor dinary eyining.; 40 we, require this address to be read, from the pulpits of the different. churches, on the first *ensuing Sunday, and otherwise made known i*lbt navel solemn aeivaer.•. ~'; • *Mint the Haps, this 6th ototeeentber s 1813, -.linkinytheirt4 year of oqiirfilin ,- • - - 14,418.. :111 1 41,pita D . U . IMIrAM - 11,4.004 M. I. • - • The owing is an extract or , rttltieksmation of ttif. Pita ofOraoge, dated.tbe *44, lien. 6 . : • THE HAMS. Olte:;11.. • . —Ya n • . PRO.CLAM4VNIIC ..._. .. 4 : 1 014. kee - rfedefiCk 'by. di Grace' w Gads! , PcitsaitOratige and Pfieetiii - teiereign Priitim'llfl the United Netherlands - . * *C.'. - . • When; on 'the td inst.. we accepted at Antifetdam, l the so%ereigtoy Ryer the iTiOted Netherlands,ild eons, sequence.of the unfversally etiOessed tvisif ttrAel ; People , , Plrvit tW s kieqvicl kr viOrmmvei cra:iii,i SI a solemn itistitlaiien . , that' *cent, 'which Weds la g our children ..- and deatinidante • *lore strongly the ever to the fate of ttiiiii(ticiii.'iltiflifie ciredeistiaeel.; iu w Iticit our coutary i. is .plpsed.„aud the iipportent! occupations caused' thereby, bane: retie as deem it expedient to rece rvetai the preiiint Che• Sting of 044 time when that cerettiOtty shat{; take Place, in then pleasing expectation that, in the course of a few v. seksove shall he able to ituttnun'ir ta the - nation, and t a<l3o to submit to our helored fellow.coontiyinett, •al constitution. which, under a monarchical form, which, they have. themselves chosen, may secure to them I their motel,. their persintal righti and . priSileges,— • in one- word, their ancient freedom. irk the mean time we canuot longer delay taking the reins of Go vermifet4 into our own hands, and charging our selves with the immediate direction ef, the affairs of •the *tate. We, therefore, now declare, that the•Mtherto mi. ' Initifilf general Government of the Cnited Nether. lands is thjsday dissolved, and that henceforward no' in. ran Or may make any order or regulation 'el Illitttlioniarce. but in us far as it has emanated from nt,. A . 4.,frum . Magistrates appointed and commissioned byus. . .• 'f'A-tiother - Proclamation, dated Rogue s : dm,* , ot PecOOher,. on the subject of the cotnateffeelso tim tern duties of Holland, annals the rdistdVslowst Arhiill the - French customs were founded 'tom exer cised, as being irreconcileable with the litevivit And *erase of the inhabitants.. The euStorn duties on goody landed forieberld eon funiption are to be regulated by the tarif of .1115, • and the various alterations and additions, Whicklt un. .4ernelt up to the period when Ilellandwas declared to-boaonexed to Franke. . . ... • • . . ' l ollftilir an renebyr, tteenne:rlio d-fejeign 464..1 ag-;"ta ma me:tut by the same tea; and khe du on' vertigo foreign produce try the law of Dec.' 18, '1885,, with the exception of salt and tobacco, concerning which there are to be prticulat regula tions.- The old hoard of customs, &c. tv be revived. Afrtheirohibitory decrees against commerce with FAlgland aid her Allies are finally abolished.] CORRESPONDENCE FROM HOLLAND. . • • • Lusting, Dea."9:---"This dap auellithe ringing of bells and the seisa of trumpets, while the whole body of timed citizens stood nuder arnislefore the' Town lions.), the following Procleention - was read to the surrounding multitude: TIIE TEDvIsION ‘L GOVERNMENT OT THE CITY 'Or LEIDEN, TO ,TIIE GOOD TORT CITY. CITIZENS AN 0 .•itzigAsri,iirtt - sr LsylEri ! • Scarcely had the beloved Prime:o tittiNetherlands again set his foot ad his petal' soil token (rein 'ldes the swish sees expressed that .inititief.rederick a n d Nason, should OW riotonly' ty and relation to oar etoiletry as his irs, but that hiialwidd be Sovereign oetherlands. vished, with TOR, to offer lier High. nity is tleteasne of all the citizens, city of A.mstertlam to salute him as ;hen our city should be honoured presence. joyful day is not far off,- the litha ,4re too itopetientio wait for it to reg. - - - litictit; Dt.c. houresterday worsting his Serene flightless the Prince . * Orange left this glifee for Itotteedant: Fie procerkted by the 'ea/ of MIN and, afterizelost . brilliaetkeiceOtiott, returned, et a late 'ho l' • night, *ld the hoe* whitilt he nOir oseopiea t 1 4erit thc betel - of the French Prtilkt• *"."" • Theatre wis sew Ow the flirts •. • cam-The-lerket vdisg Aiiiens and Intiabitaiiitt toyden, forward •we recognize the illustrioes rr 7 iiii c ji : i svi lli°llgil t d h ' ibi thig e d a y i ! Omura' carriages by: a fast tailing tidier, co the N it) , Nideu, Serethigitik the Netheilands, be. then the volt) ing point of *Ulu: 'etimerlandets. 'shield vilest width .all Utsiell, • betnitginfto Lierrn's meats, it !hi ol se Lord Gow ea and' suite, sod.: isiestepa r- 11 ' • I . ',broken, and itrengtheetii -,,,,,wiret Baron liosteiscit has • glees power ; and hamlet) also' armed ...here. At. th e i r hay to Holland. ' • , • : . • . abide among us: The God of one Fatbiws) ,Iliv -Royal Highness the netalltni biesiA 4 e . support Mit. • chilatiais ' ill .feted here tiaeneer • .. . • ' %. , i • . ',7 -A.1.L.... • v •-• flti and resolved by ' --' -.- -.- --,-„ ,- ti.k. •)„. of the city•of Le des , f ' ireiteradY *ageing • thi*,Adisee*Calibetairia vie.. and after elaihi.tbe bells, . 44,4 a viiitot ' Waritithiliiiimiel Item Abe Hose. from the•tower of she Town-h. itierrestuaw, Dec, 0.:- . -Tliis •tilerning . his Serene !Ater/ Prince itOttaidisei telerkieli kialleome Righ. day,,by the beads of the Provisional Government of i Highness the Pi-lin-liar Mange arrived here : he Made ',..,“1n wilt 11 0 01110 S: 14 ,, ht., Aft :•,110yei.'..11Mbee; he the city of Leyden t Anthony Gustay. Baron Of , , his entre at the Delft Gate, atteeded by a great neldiki, , lrr i v la ino 4l '. .-• - - ,'''' • ; 1 - -, • i•••• • • , ' i• 47 ~...:. Boetzelner ; Me.. Girardus kiartieus.Von Hommel, 1 ber of tl . .e Allied troop& sod tont, guards, and atsti 4 ~_- 31 , 7 1 - 1 01, v :blit'fit• fuse...rote th • sverowe to the Johan Gael Mr. Daniel Michael Gyslierageldowiet, 1 by:a garde.d'hontlettr, ceMpoied of the first rank .'. ' Pa. l in 4i: • ''' '... -. • ' :•- ` 2; • . ; ' - and Mi°.• William• Peter Kleist. . •,. ..t. : • 1 bulging, can not eapreas the etithisietini . which per- I.; . , t•Cliellreisierday ) .st.two o'slock, a This Prneleinatieti ices revived:with unanimous laded all classes , of persons, on ..fisti . Ogglisibn..— rns, o ,l l •teek eats et Ffeemideiss' Tavern,. Tilos. acc l am ations by the assembled crowds, with the cry Shoitly after his arrivit the Prime gaiarrinliiince to i 87t .. t , . il ..'' ,lihei l4ll-1 1t ii e llik _. ii, when tiva - hill. of pre. of Wag 'live William Frederick Prince of Orange , all the Civil and Milifary•Autbialtiele tied to several , n'dnuss UT neßt December WIMP - settled, .aii&oidereit Soveroign•Pi ince of the Netherlands. • other persons of - &dine-den. At this-time, nine ito ba - pricitill ; several other matters. were...settleil, [A -similar erochitnation to thealbore was adopted o'clock P. M. the , whole of the city is ill om i na t e d,..!V oit L t ki vi Ni i iet ,x,s fi s ig p a ri d n ie g o s r h rted ow l it o . 4 marc " ast be second d i a . y . .. !'1,e ....,, rd by the citizens of Dort] and the streets are 'filted - hy a vast multitude of peci ple. It is supposed that his Serene Highness will de- A Meeting of the General• eatisllE:ffetaid took part about 11 o'clock this night. • . an . u p ih a it i3 ario ° n L o n f . ' 244 dliWOdoesday lad, in Dublin, dweltight Hon. They report here that the patriotic fetvour,,is daily I rnd bratith F i TU fis z nr ri a tt rd ia li t i l s e M al et .a i l o e n , fo st r h • i t n he De [CITRACT OT A VETTER.] increasing in Brabaut, and that the Datil, colours System, and all its•-•toncemitant evils of . .‘• tieird•quarters, Hartingeolo, dee.l4. , were seen fl y i ng on the totters of Zierikzee in Zea-; Lhe v teto ." We are arrived here, after assisting at the core - land. • . , . beta itieti and arrangements. •It occupied the Wen .. !will' of the triumphal entry of the Sovereign Prince Fivehundred Russlentiratliners have left this place ti.#.l.tf.-o.!° foteearly de hours, and was car et the Netherlands ' into Rotterdam. •• for Dordrecht. 'fherele.no news from Gorcum. - innf sclaostf liaiisTeit- - 'Several distinguished Irish " General Benkendorff commends the' itaissittn _ i•-; - • radios OW recoknitridia eatiedance, includitig. corps here. Every thing we bare heard of the Cos- - - -''''' thi Hoh:Crieferal kiiiisdalkii , It"; -• • I lie 'beer Tragedy litiebOomieg.at Drury-lane sacks is soutdone 'by the reality. They march-60 miles a day, aud take towns, which tbseassly respired theatre, is from the pen of SOL 'Wxragerr. - Sieges, at the end of their pikes. •Ytiderday ihey 'On Saturday evening last, *bit French O ffi cers Ikea • A bergavenne broke theit.parefe)* and mine to got into Breda, took 600-priseideer;' , lllid strove 'the inticE .. 0 ". S . rocks This ," remaining 1000 before them; •.,:. • .. •'• - - Ire:t AT Wig O'CLOCK: 'Mkt" r - 140 - •=gty• • k i l ia' a . y ..- i n o n atig, intending it , gc t to Rank , ' India Bondi 2 2 die '• ' ;.France Tit a Pi'll.Veseetl . thvy lad Iteitionsly :greed " The French are eoncentratingia Itatirittp. The s per Cent . Red. 6044 - . ' Escheaurr Blng 34d, - - Brabanters, Prussians, itc..' are qulttlattieesai fast 2 Per cent. Cons. .; • -..‘. ''. -, Mtn 94d. 35 p ' - vrt• the• - CaPhi'in-te . :gleit 'him `33ot + immediately they i trap Ceets. 764 '''. 7 : • --. ‘• theakin 11•21. :-... :Slit iisllrtNotwillentisdiegthis -- agreement, the Cap es they can. I believe 'alma Alit Gertruydanbeng) • 5 pa , Cent . ma re • ,-. _ : e , Di ti , 3 . .ii p._ ••. tilii tiiiitiliftlig ifiltfirtrarilititivihem, in consequence, bet am net certain. -----: :. 1 . .. - • ... t'. l' 1144.. Aels•ML:l246 '-'• •:1 , ; Gawk Pr Acct. 62 1 i • • ' • ° Some PrusSians fradialdiW's carpi illatieliadei '• - . '_____" '-' • - •-• _..-,- '' 1 • ' : - alas '44ll.lotitarhkthciissel having re --'---------- -- -- - r• r• . 'to' rati4 - ther‘aeoriktuo.•:The . Frenchmen ) Gomm. Wiesingerode, with 15,000 maix,, le .ie ~. 7 = cmitits " . --- . ' ,e - I p h " . " fflz N , .. L.4.; .. it ,.... h , * . ;ittitipile.o . , _ .... sera to fell .miteeh•elsiaway. To•inorrew head-quarters alit • .. .. 1 4 trpe.4ll-e• pit 4,01,. . at Beedis , •.. . - .••••-•;.--:-- --1-- • ___...,...„. , ."-- agistrabee •,Dr gawped, and base .W.ll com bs••• . - ,Y milted by the Mayor to Maisinotith gaol. it.rearnan " P.S. We here just reeeisedtheipteliigette that -••-, '•.-. -. . • : s-',.l.i t r r iA N: , .. 1,0 - -• • the mune ofJohn jancs .tt smuggle: - at ; Abergaven- BounPucto• has Made an .offer el peace, which has- . ~.i.,.• - ,'-.". .- , . . , •-.- ~. 0. • • ... • ~___ _ •T:;-• L _. __l I . ! been discilero4 bat the new Minister. -kir - Foreign -••,"•••• Z •.'sverialgielnal, nutsmasit 15, '1 . 415. •.' ' ' riy, conducted the mimeos - FOr It . Paaei . ne Sorg n is Affably Canksincourt, ii. Ø . 't• .be *going with' ' ' .•' •.-. .. --00.---- -. .. .1 son, ,who ae.cerepanied• them. frowatbergareviey to Newport, have beins.elso,..c•Opiniitted 'tolide . Miseutlse beteblei terms teaPtildtfutt- - ''',' - • • . , . , . .... taitniglit's Gazelle cornmunicates official litchi- . • ipci ,gan. : _l, - by, thosmee sutthorlty. , ~ . „..,, ~ .' si Foe catholic& *life likillidellibtet; .- ChlObelt-ffir gent " fee : 6 0 , fist i : . s oflatis i f 6 a l ctiouae t'.: 1 - lo awiytra to M .14rd !. :.usioN.LiAtr....peddettlis.asts,,..e4 a joi,gri,.l. has bees *red imposer • • .!....:- :4 , -:, ~,- - 4 , . .td- -7 , pre n ons the p lc min d with reaped,.-.• etaminatino before .the Sittiaphiagistrate.ekthis Of -173:i.. . ..... , . . 4..siee-., --.'• . - : . 4 .' 1 • .. Vi " -. l'' brav e See charged on suspicion of haring beme'.olols Itorrzatsave, Dec. 7..--Adssirrai • v i ne., ana . ..-,-.- .-,.. if . •• .•,• .., • ,., ..... . - _,__, • Trii ___. .._._ • llll44lloToi . ail l.l army, which might ni-rued a .' Pilvaly fume e: tee to encrease, nothing in.shuotieg the man-servaist•ef..Misc.tvemperts, at Maritime Prifect al Ansiderdem, - had otOshatol thought -pro&ni at present to p ass frees Holland, and Was at this placeion hicilladheen said ;* since ) as we observed ) it was itnp05 7 .,.. , .. Vauxhall . lt is net .. , mete to Franey, when the` Cossacks first' entered i Ohio to believe, tile* the young Prince of ORANOE,.-Tublish the facts which have transpired, lest the doing this city i th ey immediately made Sim a • prissiner,l with whatever baste_l4 , might b e reca ll e d, an d t ease so should defeat the ends of ju,stiCe. He was commie. and took from him 40,000 guilders in Snitli aellites ted for farther examination. ~ the i -Fra'n Id to Lon d on di rect , . army a . ce„ coo come The alarming increase of robberies upon the River a box of jewels. • . . without some formal account to Ministers of our Tham es Prince Naritachin, one of . the RuSSidoS who etl. - 1 .. . . • es (committed in the very heart of the metros alma in that quarter. Not much, however, of he! - .palls),; by gangs . of fresh water pirates, Who . have tared with the Cossacks, visited the Theatre on iiii. turday night ; he Was greeted on' his entre-with .Thif ll . ..Mance, ed•their needier •calli forllie - mime , bad oceerred, owing to the impracticalti , i lately ,augment . .• . ~ . . ~.. . A . diate leterfereece of the Polk! ) . etri•cles eget:mo n !) ?! loudest and most rapturous plaudits. The perform- lity of the roads ;,except•that, in too forward re, , auce yes the Tatiship of Breda; the patriritie gen- i coonoisance, Brigadier-General Wrs.soa wits wound; :adecetete measures te . coentereet meant, not a lat . without, eantldepredattein cor other, the boat, timents which it breathes were Wt.! by the - audience i e d . un g captain H u mme l o f the 43d, wet : ti ded and , pass es Ilan . ' • . r••-• -. teiferis to pre with the tans enthusiastic delight, and applied to the tak'en prisoner, 'n toa . iug about ape no z urie t! 1 ita cwithin passing events. tilos Piece 'could have :been iiiiiraltp. , • • i•"* .. ',. Bayonne. - Nothing A Ms ,on . the subject of-tbe Isihe last month, a craft belonging to Mr. P. Hlrne, near the ilststmolutd camp before '' are ..-.7 propriately chotessfolitirti occasion. •.* . It is repelled, hero Oist Ole CoromUstit geheilit heavy artitlerShileVialdre.. . ere. scross..the BiclasiCia, ea a West country bane, • lying et Dull Wharf, . • , ... .. , . ...• r ' siperableamount r .ated ao attempt wirlliatiete board 0 P°lieolManinelt) and tote bitePrelvit of thWtii..s as PotlOvoty snaerrtediatisalriench p a ws. , -** iwereseti fi ed i/tt Tuesday Might, of piclltigetito a con partment of the Benda : ire kr Moue (fiairPort) twat. Th e Atha Of fliiiientiAtivance as fast, and. ag deb i woot • hor._-. which . wad r i oni i ety il ik, - • : Ide a p y the seat from Antwerp toy .pitikii , woho., • int* .; riTO vouribly, as the patati of that coitatry could rest 4 41'-".7 • - • • charged with having . teft - Holland without kayo and - T o ,i, _ ,_. _, .1 enstchrtme belonging to an adjoining % . therf; 0 tonabty eapect. he die assures tee met beep% ; no.Chancetif putting a stop to this evil, unless rne without mskidg tiny report. •.- ' •-• The ardour ,of eir paiiiierstif reinalakausbatad.; as ' resell as IVilliamsleati, Isla .Ipoleoe•ign :4 it s 1 4* - •;boataaraeliablished upon the plan of the M•irine . and we expect. t 'Triode here oh- t o : l et% Ina (el . owners ; the Weigh ; hieing evoituited both ,i, Ptilice, although . upon A. ,•. - matter sca le, chit • • .. stew ow iiilliess4ems'ealtheitt--""DeIL --Thi,CAtalect.44parif."o"l.vo6ll eat att en d ri . *L 4. 92e x ,et of mination s en the ne.cideri:'• is reception iilitilitethe4 have practised .upen the entity a very itacloeittit*e'siceillf4eillhroli,:.:there is . a a or the less grateful than tbithe - receieell at the three . .04 3.: .. .. - . , .... r at the former fortress. The garrison .... 4 . t i o 4 Irnit i 4 kittne::+Extle,k-40:4insAtt* Fe4tlF-V4Atety . _ , . ... .. . ... . . 0 e Th o , no c.4;t e ppate,taaajAirier 7 to get adgusin t• Amsterdam. ' ' •' . i•the . In the course of rite lint filir days thleorslisC.f.2g.... . etrength of which' is not known, quitted lit by e i e g with Robert' Titberrot - hoy *bout Orel. a 0- , p Gentlemen who had beed taken . from hence' jklisei'vr.w" of a French Creneral.from Antwerp, for which i f4 f .age , employed li t the - . A t m*, edr.Hurst, 1111 P .. French as garder (l'honneur; h ave re t ur n e d. 4 rent • ;•liist-nsentioned piles°, no doubt, BONAPARTE feels et. 'v's? in. the &semi., and .... after a sift: aCqUainte IWO "WM that . daueerouslv Metz, from whence,they deserted • they *giee air 'ln- treme anxiety, and whose fate will be a significant, Ir. he told him Ise:he_sl 104 a.- ••••-••.,.... , " II denOti •of calomel tereetitig.tccount of the tnisereble 'situation of the bet a decisive, prologue" to the Swelling act" of HOl.l 111.• and was told that a ettllt C- .•_.. 4 1 let • —• *mold do it -geed ;: the boy ,Itt Itilt4 115 use d t" affairs of the French in that charter. . land's delivery. With reference to this great poin t , ' him have . it • as he' understood it wais.p.oisPoous "r The French Papers have net arrited to-day ; the! s .... • • to !.'t Y s weave g lad to see that Sir J. MACILINTOSII has taken . dangerous, butit length ha porspatleet, dig. buy.. . communication' has, no dnubt been stopped by a r t- : - • - thority ; .we mint, therefore expect no more lie the-I . s upin,Parliament what . we alone had taken up out of him - have gime. In a few Slay! after ) . Pepper cam.' — -1-4- h, el ular Wa ' .* ' und told hilifi l ti t '"' 11° .. -• • -it, viz. the assumption of a new title and dareeter upon the boy . .... .., ._, , _ :i . ihat it p r o w l. ; [pt him hare had done the chi Au fn"C.h it"' Ii that,t coffee-horse sermons imi i i : be travel! to any a tic source. and some other 'V e Which thy off after embarking their esiiines, hail', .! Me l ikas You 1 g I !. is ,enderstood .! act against . 4 i n • . It; _oven , .1 3 •ICit is minfi- 4 GifferiMeilV i reived 'mini-: ` , ltiOn tif , t instadt:' , The . ,mit t wimaTh taken at Trott. 1 heiv:, '• '':- • i of the policy tacd 0 r 04 . 'lolth frnni tin 4; objecaniable -oer ry es ;, *nt .011t1414.119111,44 iltpi s .ti.thotit rt. '164{1.4 ~ .i of the Chief Magistrate of Holland by the siege' Government of 'that country ;—t! proceeding of more consequence than people Oa oulare afs he canskilAqiMs anpertedes the Datavian Constite. don, *which Isa*an acknowledged by all the other States 1,. Etiropa; as . swap as rattfied by. the Het tandtfffeliorciros.:. ;460 CASTIAI4OIII ArATe, to file questioas Pet 0,1141), vat ..rPriivering, d• the boy. ler . of :Jtesitati , two powders moos of' esilhaint, ',of t)iree grains each, Abort a weelt.afterwartli'o.pigr i,,,alionsthe . boy again in a i tey rest. tsge, chill inn and that ;ha, bad •ti • tirdeMo .With the calomel, and that he wooitkbe taiiininti for mur der and banied ;..this insinuation. 'and thriat 0 .1 6 ' fribtPthaboy extremely, but before t h ey parted, reli not, to tell hir;.llu rxt, the boy's emster. • thinguhant the bnid)nees„provided he would 'which the boy yettdily agreed dentin& -being rapeatedit made by Yep . at length cpiAt t he.. whole of the 1 t Mi *meetnivav .pychita a three ' fopiteri-whials. lteving been . — lAtlepder, the lioii*.eet Officer, attendance, took. Pepper Oto custody, ...him Co owpitreet 0149 e, where he '.tall furs Ii i, fug I the &Oars or. rave Netherlanders. Bebethe • but this come be hayed ill discord and psit spirit is The Norge, and some" en the botor by. wigeh , salon .gclioseling, after 1 . 0001 40i tag OrtisperkY awy . again :proceeded to join Athnik God as Natiwnionsfosilie.ll6 l4 We to act ; bid% Staigthen, losippood i t 44 s, • • )4,` •144 008 4 . dug . w.fis ilavelaionai,Gosprispiont genes of the - 60111dt the 9tir o Vecesabez,, I$L3 Erma peirralAsstolal pidslisbed. the people 1 geogpiiiet, isiatwirod Town bonne, oa Abe !followingi jiirreiiatome, big. 9.: aitles the , wish 'was ' Pri uce of Oraitge a its the sante dignity SII i I I u St (ipto;tlaeoitol Prince of the Neth 1 s We hearttly wit i nevi this great dig" , t ' i P . etoLlikethe great 4 tech on the day wl with his high prese 1 I But though the j . . titan's - 4 I,e)tten• I , fulfil ,their wish. , . Vielt, then, Cit ... limn this day for I iiierriairce4,7fbr the iVa 01:n14 . cstied l'heiettrettAt i e aetgitilifacepti to Om questioaa at ‘a, ;;;; .:_ teed - flat , ike Feet. 4 7. Ormitit or;`TNri *etwearryff . se, of an wmc b avar arse put a If is in French, and, viteirded Atit, eft hij o htee. lie and Ide;col. R ho timliwee orseysuy skiing ductiok of a moment, net elteirel!e! . ta aan d oct .ko v e t o . These dew merit ;• the Subject,' with . the, Augligathr, ted rev 1041. 1 .r* - " - - 9. • • lie ha all faults ; what it wants in wit It .emtaielyeappliee :4114 ,, the s ilairedettea for a great deal :of t trsubte, • pr irc , uitistat Z in . Pititietiim f0i..0100 1 ferrel*toil —dilieuity,•abdi ire tray add, darsPr,3< the. 1 41,7 mi m ing " ken abundance' at -many Abbene, It Kan i lOM 'S* l o wa S k e w it th e uelteOProvtoati. , Fig, the ;aoaeraigia b e d, : s. emit rat** h)r a fell bailee- nearly att 11116;baudik: aiwssasiwa tasseass, .. 4 . are yaw , add i t i on . wile was in were aeoatkai esuOtat4 *at has tier* Mialara•thaa ikad-conveyed , . whom **f &lit.. Cooks sed. - alis larl;;IV I Z a lly •^"• " " e i t t-thifir tiralelagitirti Officers of the Guards. Statesmen la Oillee.-.16 ithriefr • . , "weleawC•••;., - %. , . • ' , • ••' . - . 1 , • • • r t', - . 0 .- • - ••,:"'. , : a s ••• : ‘ • .. •''' '•- 0. : .' 4 ; ". •:.' • . . , . ' • • "•••• •• • •-• .. r• .e. • • • ••• • • • Mai- - ' ; ,„,;,,, a -Se-P.7 , w -. , , • - - ... • " 1 ,-. .. .. . .. . • * .: . nt .• •+ • -..— ...-S n.,..1.............. Alindi •41••••—••• • ••• .4. 1 71.• ••• ••• t those who fight.,fOr. j e ani . kitt ii b li a g -- " rair Descendant of the Hours of Orange 'if ~ • . 4,-,,,, c - ... ve .,,,,,, 1 / 4 . -_ ,....m.‘ „Art . It , .et variety • el! 'Mt: or iiimiaiy kat4 - -.4, -.., ie n b• . int 2 Plotiii. , . contributions for theirerofing , ' a 110 Prittee, and ratlike air es elleh r ._; ,. ' ____• ...... . L. ... , ... .. A. fiweese .,____ _ 44 . , 1 j eo w ee e et , i t i it e0e h t .....i,, b b' ee t; elf the' iisr „. _peeissa_ . ~ rie! ttieTeahenuier.nitsyttnis-of velbeoeflorvpoereillignicardiwwr.ncee.eiumiviwus vvo ilatt w ma * . r gm or s r ta"...g. ,Nurresidernyosa47 aro ~.k. .1.15 /* , : Du tdi aalt iadb ed :rriet tb e i m,_iww,ourabewe sti,raiseLlessed liappy omen. i 0.11 aildpoliq idereci treasurieS,, coiceslate and discosd-iu Ole our diet'. , beiO t -../. • il4d be ! tiectatubrirtheetir7ll7o.l.lll‘dmi . . li.iff44-i..;:'-..t'.: 9 ga r 4 .: • " . 1'.161"1*- . ' ' S re MP '*;.(/-tri47- i t eet wi i , li-g iug: e ina lig" 'lSF'swr iliPt- iiet l"P " '° struticists, -were-all time yaw' uppiendorl left Thetis 1 4 i. . . . 4 6 : e i...t= : .-L-k5...- ei h n i et t i a . Ile• ,ii' I .-. -, .- 4- .i• bEft Alio ; but . your -pekioificii 4 4( •420/ 04 :3 114 b l ed ..c. ' :. ..•.ce • . -' , I t 'ir: 4 1711,07:1 7 1, 16...a.....„....._ iv•5it .....T.... . - 6 ~ ' , ..... ..' : - .7 ,- .. . 11)611H 7 4 . f---'i14.3- : ,... 7 11 i r . *b . : I !lslla ..ilti s . 0 . 911419 . . ..' . l l * got i i lf ; : t :thi1 et,t 41: 14 : 1 4.41. 6311110 4. 7;9( 0p . ° 4ii rl ti :AXAMi lo g n ef t n i d gi , riea ll it iii i the cid 11 „ : "" : 4 6: . q . 0 1 ; mete sliemselves, that no Netherian_ ibu derzeri l i i s i r in a . , : ... :-.• h05 .,,. ;4 7: • • ••• 9 _,,A, k......% l a d • ,l leictifre which WAY place brtj ,--.. . mao - tiees9 . . o h o • •It ilii- re.establiehment.arithoiNedsare.i teem c oolorsthe .. , .. ~, . . Weer ref itqui l ihi Inc no., . .. ,gyre 701 , .1 4 * A be t wo of the!: enustgy,-1 lands be *pin, and under she blessiterskied-ba Immingsettiod•theuleeleo%, 2 :411,44.7411r5heri; re . •. A 9 Mildly objectiouebk ia -oar . • . ,(,, -1 ootopelle the Puna fovce, In ••thie Tete to capita- 4 15 a - tic",° l o - 4 7. thef4fitiest'estlil....iikak e toi•'il 703 4- Plai la a i ad unee i/ 144/444L PI* • ' °l • Y*6l?"9:lhed.... I, ' t'l . 'about "- tw , ' late. 'llse halo hut, wilh•the ion of the a Siata - inoitdioissfli the Re e f - ii •' - • .. • . he t . e geicpeue.i.tkru, tite... t post *or -- • w ~0 rt s .• ~ pttimoth,. - atithlll his Wiley, the i Cotnm. andaatos4 tip . Free& o . lll . ce . rs, have joined cotisuireilietf4l aess**,.. ~. iffilrepelpiet :;:: & ' 'i !.... c. ig l e . 9u 414Ciu'lilt-41144414'1 fli - i •• lie 'hied rlouwi -4 ad ' i r whi k au fi lbi be .41) 1,4, 811‘ illi n st i fer ,sweirt i. " .14 r • 'Teat s• rk which.* bas rolteumplithfte *if Bikes. the Orange es. Dutch can". Tke Patriots *gelatin's he work oheieit Wiliam otie rnitimp • t ia_ fl II( Y"t t7ra l te l ."...".'.--77-------# .‘ r...- :• •• - lieprese - o reatkiti of tie Netherlaikk, enthappines possession-of • all ties -guns iitsd „stores which were 1 °air • , • 11 4 -.----•-• Lieu my d e r °11) o i t;;; I V "Ic e o f u r -it ! e m e oe' allik7l ; •Sl lO -. 14- ' f. ''' - . l aqd . that Of our to are his sets *jet*, to& found in the 11.1184. Nettling Is said of the neer, • `., -•-• ... -,.,'. . 4 " 4 1" . 1 1 0 1 'r 0 , " * ' s . vs ' " s i mine d , w i t h t he: g p oo tverhe l e. - dog be neared ender his gevetramest.; ,•. • • bat ,ne . it:had ..._,..,,bosit, p r i e l u utft nearly deserted ; o f it4lnceit .D • trzig U i rigiehwi no 14.......410 ,4 irepp sila.. it , Myra ' r.. • belr :-. j'eu, u s yo •att daft?, ettaaantwit . l •No sacrifices min be too greatto save, tl§. INVIIIIITO tellgtlll it g il l fall tato, the hands of the Pa t riot s. ,L;,. ( riii.:: ~ , r i-" a , ,:. . 1 1 da : * brings a I ill. Ailt r lt. '" ?‘ : ll : ll44 . I I : . 7iee ' .* .bht: elati%2 l 'llllrll4llller Melt: we dominatio n ! '7 F . r. 711 1 1 4 1 . tr F ? resek ioinsathat e simeattes ill n l 4 , pit eeill evieo ..t , t h e: fi b e tor l i d on ir.-. 646.l4_i.siveitt. . ited hy the I hit Russian 1144 " y , e , rvp . • i .. ~. ... t . ilt-s-. l4 es Tu pec t tik:' - p . u . etiig ul f ‘ oirth u af aii oar Ir . were, `l!!' ~eae. entry.; No foreign constraint, e must sties , them that we ire not **maid in inevo i. no emerald eower,; shall lenges , .. d . vo_gwer cli . .. , s tale strife. . !.o . ... .ateit *slaughter. - - -. in 1. conjure you not to de4 ili it_ . i_stillatit.,_ . ,i 1„ let William Frederick,. Prints of Dian" and . pepch. Th. 'wort If fat csiedi tea.* 'rime is alsp, a liosely Bey, 4, • %olio, th e y, wer „ abeir ia d wit .... -e..1.L.-P a '-----2-- - - ...i. th. VidlapAnguit_ be. then the coffee-house rumour that ?hemline leas been taken, carriates by: a fast *Hinz entice_ Da ma #l.. A. • . e• • •0411 1 •.\ =II •• • •••• • I • 4 4 .• 0 • 1,6 .6