The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-09 00:00:00

T, i \ Y wiwwwww - Meat of navel operations agaiiist Panizie ; the Rus. Alp squadron has, therefore, etiterNl Konigsberg; bat the siege is vigorously pushed on thelsod side. Immediately after the capture of the suburb &hot. tenhausen, awl the redoubts, artillery was mounted titer; by which the fortress Is etlectuallv cannonaded. Nov. 15. --By ayeport from Gen. Hiller, the army in ltal7 occupied the following position on the Bth of November : The right tying, tinder the orders of the Marquis do Soatmari% was in the valley' of the , ltatiwilo Va ll 'Peri l awl Rival's. Distoshomesstai, .oa the llootriaido. =spied the thislietilesneek• nico,. Ferrara, andMadosnia della Corona, Lod pis, s fees of light cavalry exteuded by the met* of TrelB. - and, template, to Brescia and Be o. The prt was placrilma the Alpo'', oar Villa NOOTto end in the environs of Legnago. Light tromp occupied the descent of Lesiiitt, and observed Verona on that The alertly, after a severe aciontut tins totbee Oseanne, and afterwards in the valley, if the at Calliane and St. Mark, ad f l gniatsd by , Isegisago. lie is ferfifying au intfelleked I ~position at Rivoll. Ile lies also formedserceal erns . oli sbilight.kook -of the Adige, of width Ow strong _ • eit I. that of - S. •Gio‘anui. tupato:tio. jDffielal re. *which we have been ; the coup o n were pointed on tite ports front Trie4te ausiounce, that Gen. Nvgent, on tovra l to lay it to asbes, in ease that it had not sue * tali tyrbarked in that itorton reirthired in two hours; wind it was bookies to ititira vette! pss . t.ef his drilla. 's - 3 • Otro been given up to olunder.fst three hours, w,htt} LII J C I . • s • - I ha Walle d , • -•ea% (.. .Y r.4lki. • .; 4:italfmzsgmpios, -ilikitletim) • Fit„ ititi;wr i The &iug of Piuisia het, this --- Cog of Bavaria ar *Waft ^. tin*, .The'Grausl Duke of Lta- • FRENCU PIPERS.. --do— • 1 Doraer.Aux, Nov. t6.—An Americattiweel; er tired Wile fkomilosten, brings us the Calle*. l.ia+:; , 7 A 46, _ eeet, I*4Wd tifie'Gidiiiipeke of woe VS 10110 We. ' Noce, of ROssiiiyo renounced the Ceefedavothidt of 'tke Kane. .." 1 4 •1.; fe--7-40 !emperor of go* paid a visit pee•_hrOv.to.Olvoltho. of Bevari . 47.4(46Rresented all ta~ieir Court* to hies. . . k • 144 4 1.3lensbet Blucher anieed bra Gig. Duel Wrede arrived t4' viSiitleit lie bore the journey from anima veil 'welt ' • The Doke and Prince of Ditssas have renounced the Confederation.of the Rhine.. Haso-an mynas, Faanarov, V7.—The ofir of ru,.itulation made by,the.town of Erfurt has been rejected. by General Win. hut the Armlstke scanted on.the 7th haiheen prolonged to the 40th. By news. just received, Stettin.: luta surrenderodoo- Tiugger e vison is to quit on the 10tk, and as prisons's • ..._ _fiery paL of war. ... . . ' ied the savages, wk . o have united theieselres will! the .ICov, t .4t ..—The Archduke Grand Duke of Wurtx. i A mer i cans ., . is mit Of thin morning to return to his dominions. - .. iso.4igsburgh Guyette announces the entranceof . SWISS CONEEDER N. BAK; NOT thAssr4ians lute Brescia and thiavtuna.!' . N , . 15.--AVI) fee aft ! A t SWISS Nor:oo.—The Lug of Wurtemberg arrived here troops arrive here from dilferent - tuns, who come , this erasing. All the Princes composing the Coale. I ..____ ito muse the Helvetic Neotrolity til he rtsPadid &• Aeration of the. Rhine have renounced it, aosve these troops Time a good apposition,. aadwoooet repaired to tbis city to give the PA,Peroys and,.lli• themselves well. Xing °libretti& assuraueeit:of their ibietioiitha l o n oornoethern frontiers they ,' . ere planted posts, Cause of Germany. ' __`l, i with inscriptions, which ern Int,show the . line offde. . . By. the peat recant news from thu - Austrianerunes 1 mucatic,6. and indicate uusrAsonts, in order to. in Italy, the head-quarters of deb: Mir - were on i...,, JA . 11 l ataik.,4 o iiiiisse em a. with the ceelesce a the, I'Stll at Vicenza. Every guns. has prepared tq 7 tar ;:` •• •• - ~,- T - ~.%. • . .• • - . pass the AAlige. 13 . -: - I "- . 1., .....Amia I AltAti t Nolr.ii...4llo. fi llarjejerces whbpli are Gen. Nu;ent ohnr.vof 'ollie'', 7 1 • •• "! ''''' - --" ' forming to guirtriteti orn territory, will Coda: of fed by sea and land. ~ *-. ; -' • • i sprovisional tray of forty-Ave thoilpand men. a• -- 7 - 14114N ' Nor d' 7 ' - " The "tutt-iiii,l'47:ltreadY in Should circutbstanees require it, User will be car Abe mountains or Brescia and puw, g lind we e:.. mewed. • .., . Pet . . them here very 1 ""; tieitelitisits.hs Senate,motion ; The:public spirit whisk exhibltritselfitt awry pert „le this capital. The Court, itsu wmw . .. ... . 00rt . othei persons are ratemili up!. fa .. i T e e peio . ' ;: w f.4l 9re tr ( t;i ths td, for the te issinte rsiosi ne e f u s e: o l f n e n ur ye naut et immo rality : !.. of tisecity have already chosen the - Meiliblea that are _.„ . 1 passibis esedite will be madam , the pre. , invy, every to form the Provisional Government. . strration of the vas. "Ai. we have adapted% and blvt.unst, Nev. 1440-reoe 4ll l, be 81 a'' fi. ''P' %which is the may Oa, suitable for the condition of coon, 36 Cusaatlis passed to the its(! bee% ; Ober . 6e-inert:tel. alarmed the inhibitants, and rear - teilqa I .”...--_, a nieturtvisht, idg back feet fitthe illSoilal.iti prsl ol6 6 oo . rave, Dl i f, 3.-00 a the day before yesterday r the • 1" 1 4' ' - 1 tinperofheld a Council of Ministers, and a second .t • •1. . . - 1 2 ' ' ..i4rERS. . Council of Administration of War, etaserning the I elothing.of the troops. Thie.Council of Administra. '.:-- 1140114 DM." il•--Ti!lethile1 1 0 , hilli o & n rathed : li on it c omposed of the same Mentberkes,ithe pre this place, of Flalseetslays being in p ' of the . ce di ng . Hi s wi tti ly proaided this day at thmslttinp Thoth. . • i'of the Council of State. .. The communication by post with France, which ' Dec. 4.—His Majesty this day presided in acconnev • aishilakerto been regular, is now bopped. •. cit for the military subsistence, composed d ibli WO , - *PACT OTA LETTER TROTS MINIUM) 1111;1:9 • persons as the former. ' ... .. ~ • ~ •'.. t';, . • ifor. 30. We give the; following details from a letter Mitt .... t ulitny last. of the 11th instant, I promised to , Bayonne, dated the alith of Nov. eoucerning the 4., :itilo you again ; but an Thursday morning the : tuation of onrarmy, and which we may cooaidor iiel ob• •retired fighting from Yelp, With a loss of i being certain:— • . . .- .t •.'• 1 I 11, wounded, and 10 killed, among whom was i " The enemy leaves: u s-in q ui e t. The Wrenched . . ..„•• . • .•• . cant .of the garrison, aid two o ffi cers ; cramp , on which 10,000 men were employed, is c0m ...1 ~: - posted ,thentseiret on the • wpb, sod pre- pleted :it defends - . the passage of the Nis*, and is ltilpettsage nut of the town. ._. - - I supplied with w-forntidable. artillery. Already one ' 4 ., • titan; firing was continhed iintil the after'; hundred. and sixty pieces . .of cannon are .mounted oil; V • ex ' • ' a Sag Of truce tame to seekseatlitaitara, ' the bitteries,: - eat -withih three day*, there witl be ikus refused q the - IF 6 ren4 16 Thussperl at one headrest and eighty. piesesm 40r0.-1-,This.polnt . 1 - •>, 40iloputaim pro ou•-i••ousoilust.44youtit.itiliouldierad , asintpreguable t..the:anemy attutd4loo - . 1110,00(tititst trigtout obtaining attrfarettrable itaddtitermined abt to ket asfy ' = The Biyettnese have, nothing to ,fear t. - cco7: - ii!x 4 - alOtts;wl4sl tr/Afi!lich ~,- e-illse :.. ~ .' . • .sipcerialn. a; 4aapteif :,__. _ • • - :. 7001 0 44 :7 1 7:, = .**Opien egs of di teara l, to con spaLt ed lie . I;triving; ileStibitt .. z kini .,..,,i, s , 111 4 41.1.14161.1 "..:, 4 , . 1 : 4 , 44... - ~ ,,,.1 , ,; 1 1" .. ..,? 1" :' Ilsellewsa elpellieKtitit Oboist s, eta* .108014', whits i "It eppeani esdatiOlaillilipiaiwilitiii“' the Freactehavilig drawil 80 on theitlis.hill,..a fused to adviticeo'ille-ch(sisaftillbselrlifit issfaien serece-enviemestt tAiek . 141 we Iberia, *kids' likewise ed ' softie-ablitidefghtledlist illiMMllblillikbeasse. the .the case 'et Driel, which . has um* talaly Wes, • A Ettglialtiwl'7 - ' r!t ' l.l .• ,' 2. , • --70;...-i•-: ?tr. 4 `itittil ''.. skirmish teak place again ) esterdarteeeeAdOeirish 1 Bavertilfti 'Priv. 24 ...-Allblaiiishier•isos• team* Burial Ground; 27 wounded and dim Med were herelheti'eldglit be em of . .Tlit FtMlels new* &). brought hi, among whom were a Oland ant two yeti our Sift, which lsiedielet-itt s 'very oe y ectable Meets, mortally wounded. It la ifts . ported that 80 car carts, leaded with them, here been sent fres:' Midi ' to Nimegeen. Meanwhile the Prussians re tying , aboutinike adjacent places, and are verractlye ;'-.- the rteecti cdt down the trees from/ the wain iOA ' 'plusibitovery where. , The bridge. of - tho -Rhine 'lli filled Kith' combustibles. 'The French. , garrilion is cootinually strengthened by smell troops at.4l. time. GencralMlicdonald, 13*e cif Tarentum, was - here that Sunday, and, as is 'reported, was very meth die- • single with the Commandant of the town, who had Kehl.' lined assistance for the defence of it, which is f and without any fortifications; he went away. .1 att.S ts eday egening. The town is very ea*, ' loWtants all keeping in thdr houses, end 1141 . ' leiws and doors shut, which has a tilssilld }, peorse.a. We have, bowers", had still nights, lo : whi t *. loop _hear every cannon or musket shot. We `-iiily thing pecked op, ready to telt,' _ i s itir s i at the first notice of damps. • I .= beei 'a rot Are at. Wel. Stitp teCtaca is IncETzwa.-% lII* • ...V441 . h .1 very died reeks. end-villages sick fact . . '.. _ . turned to tbeir usual cbannidii;.sa , d the countries Liege, Cleves, Juliers, and Ais-Ja-Chapelle, can scarcely perceive that they sr...situated so neer to the scene of ' Wasv& (Rttiusimillikasss.s., /lot otitilottiod - gekti tin) S(a. The y SFejiith i'Onroy 'mood the Sound on Sunda 664 A . ," l :Pstllth brig, with bright tides, and 11 S eCif . l eg* sloop, worn tam and carried into Eltineu r . " • g 0 10 111 01 ,( - .... r e ' o, ra twi rt o ire tt a: .. d ..e. ,E)„ .1, QT. ~, 1. _ - . Kett. 6,lkm" their le 's3 t n e g ' n harba PPtete. ro icifi us I t hi ngtst s frnel ::::f on iseel :i n , 4 : l ::: : : :s4"e ir .9 o l : l4.. . l i t i m briee 1- tre ehel 'e .T e fi li. ' rirliTh iti tt I : BO etinfilm e d the' inhabiten rig ts of Saxony ana are arriving on the vtliole of the lino occupied by iiHP . Thuringia, that the ...rants will not burg an y fintatt i 'butdeciere that they it* not . worthy to itilineeuLl Frenc n. 7 lie in airtu‘ (,found, and mast, , tberef ta Fre rr n ap Ch tio tr:op se s.d v i e d rai no r t eg to; m tw ts emc of h in o ra th n e t r iy w , ' on, rema in -- - - ti 'dm' der , _ .. _ 'in g intelligence:— • ' " - “. i i . ljent condition, *is &Trivia within a few .. I s pat ,-- _, Voted I i - . eit • andat Colo,Where. several Generals r la:0 11 0mo fields aMY to the crest& 1 6S Th e Ntish army of Upper Canada* . u oar y, i munded by General Proctor, has been damned wad :Mid superior Officers are joined. The most constant !. IT to reporteerhere that the Comairmilant of Stet. 1 the girdled .. ehill- not-be tent pris6nere to Ka ,:a ; made prisoners. Only the General himself, • with !and . generous care is bestowed on the seek and wound- • tit e ttir'regiest4d to capitulate, oh audition, that fifty men, weep able to effect their escape. The rest led soldiers. A great number of them are already i : of this army, to the number of four thousandaben, : perfectly recovered, and ready to rejoia their colours. • k 4. i ...i ,L... ~,t 1 tuna 11•11 11611{ ' 4Ameers may return to' Panne •on their were taken. ... ,l i The news Which conies to us by travellers or other 4 ,__ ... : 1.0 serve 1 they . f y`fake to France all grapey and ammo. i 64 The English Beet on lite .Like Erie is destroy- . Indirect means , both from Hamburgh and Holstein, P . a . reiel not 1 during the , war ; • and, that ' ' the • ' ed. That of Lake Ontario, under the command of t see of a tranquillising nature. The Prince of Eck- Sir James Yeo, has been gicfeated by the American muhrs corps still continues to occupy Itatzebirgiald . :nitlen, not belonging to the fortress.- These •tuudi. 1 61 4 '''tititti were refused. Commodorodaoneey. Tiro ships were takett i, and i ilanabargh. Those places are provisioned f.er . -a . .. , the rest are tioctided near Kingston. . • 4 tinse l and their garrisons are animated with an - ex- l'"Pitit.t ON RussiA), OcT. W.—Forty-nine pi. " The American army, 30 , (4) men strong, bad ; repent spirit. The fortifications, although preti- ,A i L g .,, 41 . ...... wh 'were 33 o _ ct d through this town on their way to al n, -arrived at the port of Sackett neer Kinaaaa• • Tien 1 oosiy faratidableOlinrOtdll been daily augniented.-- r .7 .` . w .".! town was to be attacked bylemand tea: It is, pro- 1 The enemy does not appear to have any considerable ' lal. M y Pine . bible, that at this moment•the Engliels . are driven Out I force on those ppints. They are still commanded by iTtobbtik. of evr rt of Upper Canada. They havitebanden• I Generals Tettenbora aaii Woronzow. ' 1 : Sr.' Prramweacn, OCT. l 9:. On the 14th in. --I._. • the remains of General Moretti was deposited • 111 liarburg, St ,• a • e fart of "Hope, have g r a nt, 'Roman Catholic Chirch in this city, with all likewise. French gerriepni; fell of ardour, and die -'• la die the honours due to so great a General. A great poem& to make a . tigerous defence, in case the coa persons of of both sexes, were pre• ,Iteced armies should, approash to attack those places. , h as n o f rank, all.tbe which the Prince of Eckmuht hat' will the enemy's troiini tie his always ottainerl'r, ient'on'this occasion. the a g linnrpg . A. liqh`as . bee'ri faithfully seoondett Barna Blomer; with the whole of the. Danish the Dana. The tnost i4rfetelta'rinony subairts . be , ' , 4Lpgation;• left this city, a few day• since. tweet the troopikaf , theist!, vep piticnto. -We under*. , s og y vN , es ....._ zeigr a del an d im ew i ge Se. steel : tsat Gen.„,..piarist } o,:ioth torki ef . Aids- - . 1 eriuria : nave alrmtdy surrendered to the Ottoman 46- m ea uT i tt s ' ail l i f e4 , Tl i t o ft i a ti :4 4l ‘ o na • : •forces, and - Servia may be considered as entirely , • t‘,..t.-Lit it At T ur k s s, thiAgette ;eerie or'llew muumuus; • wnß e l gra d e wr f ound only twenty t which pout into It • rom-ait ;It silt - casks of eunpowdet, and a fear Cannon ; but out the i,ment, where arilesard the data OtAttelt those oL it- other hand s between Artinsidria and Belgrade, they iestrumetinkrindthis commands of Mei nstilictrws. haeOniide a booty of at least 1 . 4,000 head of domestic Obr public wake' are transformed Into' champlide. 1 9'fr 7 Which the Servtans coUld not drive off. inert, where one lively sled docile youth are owe- .. I 's cised several hours eeery illy.. , The, arsenal, Ole cannon-foundry, sod lii et -appendages, ! are worked with luereeeed . activity. • CoLooat, Ncii, 4 2B.--Ve expect his Excellency M. the Doke of Perla& willetrive here to-day. The Newels Generals •Quinette :*eudr'lt i cquernitiot, with mural regiments of haftintry, and a great number of (knave, sr fired yesterday in this city. The greatest tresrquill continues to rely. at Cologne. No has ' - the we yesterlty noticed lie arrival of tito Melte girt; WlLLiAiti'sind Maytns, filth dis. patches (that the ileadiositera of out Allies,- &oil bran . A Oestilennlui at' the *tie time arrived Kith' *letters fee the' ittitifriiit •Aidaisesitie at otlr COtiit; in the cola - rind the a't'iern'oo'the•prin;ips t cOntitits arthe dispatches oritii'eoteshoisiented by Butl`i in, .B4,fottons • _~_s, aloesmid _ . taken - place on _ , right baitk,. either .: .-,--.,, ---.-. In front, or in the enviroes of this city. . • "'Advice" are reteiredireet i rsixillirert, dated the • 'Pettis, Amt.—Ali the Prefect of the- Depart- ggth '-artt. ibis's stall that 'AIM & tesvtos St. :Ong of the Seine has, on the 27th of November, Ciiiiittitlieit te-retitritto -Them, and to late 'homed an arret t . .pf which the following are the c00 1 '. 5 6 iiiri g fr a p uo i - .4,--:...4. i o n -- • vas ottill In which it awl- Ittitits I. .., sne conscripts of the classes of the years, 11;14, totaitt• to' eiktirt . , LW stfl . uPon . 'Mil& Pti"‘e .. 44 - '.lll‘ 14, 1806, 1807, and the classes following them,lScnwa____lnietO t the corps should listfned to furnish the contingent for the depart- , be made prisoners of war d in t irmarthed intl . :, Bebe *eat of the Seine to the levy of 300,000 men, shall i mil. It consiits off j aberit '3otenetils, 1900 9ftl - itivertised, by the ditigenee of the Mayors, and cer i : 18 000 men , blades 8000 , sick. , s u m monses at home, to present themselves before 2 DONAPATE offered to 'utetttittei -for. the Vir by *, Captain of the recruits, to join such corps as 41eill'ho indicated to thersiAllet the hest request made rende.i of the fortresses on the 'Vibe, • the Odeir, and , to there by that Officer fir loch purpose. These the Vistula, but his proposals - 111re been rejectei. conscripts who were marrietprevinusly to .the pub& " 'fhiCaoww PRINCE meant to cross the Rhin' catiob of the Senates Contnzleem of the 15th of !bit Fe- . at the head of 40 GOO men on the 29th • the rest of sent , month of November, shall net be Included in this I ~. :7 bas • . proceeded for M • i....eltand, under Genera l . .1 cell; but in order to be exempted, they most Inimedl. I "" ang-.77 Wiesixetaocia." ; ately produce their act of marriage at their respe ctive I mayoralties, where they will have delivered to theta I - • :-: !,.:i . , Frankfort, as out.Readenemillvee by various a r• it . ITIIifIcIIIR of 'l4RfaiiiClitiOns which if is , prqilf :*beat of' iittelligenceittl.telitien, h. become the that they are neittier vitcliiiers, nor persons di . v"cddr ''ieinfel4us.of all the chid lfates of Europe.-- 1 The effectual rePtiettesents posterior to the raising { T he Pr . inii_ pal Princes of tie I#l4l:Cpittederation, now ,000 - 104_11 be epee_ need. The persons to make thel Of 300,... d tnett for this levy may be taken from all the departments of fhb eviplve, at the height of four feet nine inches, dell fp the age thirt*eight years, if they have , UDt already served, sod to the age of ferty-two ' if they have' been before to the military. _ They may besides lalien hails Imo* the individuals reformed by the IJeoneils for recruiting, or in the . corps, if they! shduld be acknowledged at proper sub- • . . .. . s . dissolved, have also repaired_ el/hee l _ amen de honor's*? , It is fro 'this piece that the oliVe will be distributed over the widely diffused land so 'Trendy deluged with blood, or whence thegreat tocsin of war will be sounded anew. ' Indeed there is eve i article contained in the intelligence, ,p o hlisbed ye , . terday by Government, which . .rather militates against the growing belief we entertained that a nett _ -Geo giation, or attempt at pacificanlisa, irouki be Oita t Up : betore tha'kllieS should be distinied to malif 4" uf ... oilttia of Ll : cten c e e nc . ° . f .. inroad on ttinantient soft of France. it is gisen ow 7 r in the Bulletin, that " the Cttows Pttnsci meant t , i i iiyjattees.stke alitoe at the head of 40,001) men, ou 111 ' .... 'with' 49tIrult:” tic.- Now 'we did not conceiie suc;; 1 dih,tirbeil, step would be 'talion; 'till' eentething Or a, it - . .elf- fustif by BOX‘Valtta to •As -fermi ••. It"''" intelit . 'by the Alliesisnite bb iireit' 4. 0'10 149 1 " gence Ir d oro , to not stopping the cense of • iee•lefaii ! plrot 11 11 !"' . the tee: at. tbat posts, where, by., the first de4st.PliG"' Is' este 4.t `A United Powers, pt. a reason -for brca'.• iti n v , fr," .9 ,f .14 „ Ole ,artillilltiCt s tbeywivete willing to leave : to 4e . ixe khile itemy at nett . Oti'llay interior auttoritY, or vain.; ' aniffltlntsememt,; but we shall w l atch the fulfilowitt . i leaf rib i Ole ' l ll bcf / 1) , we should not hate credited 1 ,0 Abel. nqukhment of th e tietigu, with all . that inter et. L ikeoldlatt departs. • .—: • ,• - SO PAO last Suns' ' I satisfied t sequiaed open ) al 1 i again 04 the iaha the tria 1 I i pestles( wilidit w bast ail 1u ME c tins beef •4 sL, I b , i I i ' 9 . . . • •,,--... ., • N . i ~--, ; • . • , . . . f • , :. :' .• - • .. • •• •-;* I . - :. , Ilift' . ' S s . ' : ' 1 ; ' :11 . '4.).•••:•.. '. 1. .., .• • • • . • . - _ . . . -....- . CM. _ .. ...._ . meta have we antrived fAt elute Ale* , ssy . . • ._ • 1 . ,Is psi • , , .. ~ . , .. . 44# I, ,-,/,,-, , .. , .. ' . pen d ow n. Wear* new Premien . . . 1 4 .. ... •• - _ .•••••-••• •,.. - -. •1: , . .• .".,' , st'fre' l l:y&.• 7 . 4 Di e 4: . 77 . i ..... .., 0 paid dearly far it. At half put el - - ." ' ' '' ' '' Avant a dreadful tiring, and all lied late the • • ' 4hs. Maid „la ow ... • . f Mr' • c o i t a l& ". - 4*: 2.,... . f. ....... i a g„, 1. 4HO -- ri . .-. :,1 a ..' • ...... 1 Chia continued till two o'clock. The Peeselfee 111111111. / • • %Veit - I "wi` ... leikthrqSlooilik DA 46147 „ stores/I-the tovitt at *at pidass,) *id Pod* . 111 4 1 -0 , . 1 . • •• / •-• ~ St. he, . Vellill'eMPlielsel•tette, and dilvierlllolls l • . • ... .... India }lna.. * . ••• 11114 . t . . .I ' : totteent'kett., ' iffi•0 0 :1;I .• • 1 4" r 4 / 1 1 4 tlis rCLUt iit iiii; .• , ... .. • -Etchlartinsalic lir , areal' e t • pidiesd' •'. th FrearS. 'The Prosskple 1644 . 0 011 •• . , Polak .-_ The . . pt. 1P" tediZirtAll. . T.iPer Gents r ' 1 ttl U stk , 1 wure wets be etialudgivd . :lthey hood on the hotel' , . 1 •Olet. A . so on the liveush highs '• • • 16 11: 1 :4100 11 ::::reir l"411 ;:;t:11 0 7.. th :een zu tin viiit iPien l! as ts . ... 1. „,,,..:..: _ .,.. L-41es i'all* .._?if il u t i;.4„ . 14 1 I t ta :":"; - : . i g e is % Th ia rf it l , l -tt etik " . tefage in than: As Amon as we openedour shutters, nd ealaimed, 46 Wskoste Meads l' limy sum ist• .-rlais. Aostatiais . and WOW' •Thft-g"nli' w . - HE 1 1 ;1' .. - '4' - ' our houses, . sod petits their hends. au A tu nimbet . twit % torti ale at ma W k ick e . urt ue. asid ided W ef ei m lba orement ch, in I:G ae ta , F o r t ai r ch rup li t .lcfnttisidgsutailtaaxit..i.....i...............amp :T :. : ._. 2 ; : : ;: . ~......,.., ~...:8 .2. 1 ,3.,: 1v.. .:....,... men Qi on Nick - altos, livid -4,14 1 no made priiMters . bur. liridgebas not sufFered any observing the*, aid steady to 'repulse their ntkacks. damage. The comulandnet Dom is mgde.prisoner ; . The enemy is net. ery numerous in ascending the , . , lett raethiaa, tehai •istMe mad rage, kellitificed our Rhhie, and even keep themselves at a distance from 1 Ait t•era tig . ii 7 7 10 wi lLw e iv o s t oti sti IT ogi tb ee r k ppaiected ittrn, ' w him ivid .. . 1111 41; itthge4:courditsott: they e th h e il left ow bank the ve well troops " u ll cred, t • Q u f U ri d wi l , t ich C w - O e t .- ; ii e rt t:l v ri ' e j i rg ire : :: lD M ii.d . itli .it t ie... k . itr ieT ; - th; e 7 aterola t iiit tift s. c:::: :_ voyora i itvg: ' p.03 . bit .. ,.. . : G°l7l:." ii i k * ro. m hrce s hi i few days. 1 peakkas hilaia4lda:day - aasretted to Nimegnio. ,-... their measures so • • well taken, that at the first signal 64 'l4te e 1... w - wrw ; thank (had, very .trattquil tO t . a respectable force' can be united, and present itself 1 . . tinder' thi . ritoessity of wintering, f .*ve l" here t s til - r - ea .. botii'i kf .'-': Vils - ,s ' iTs : fir ; most of ey; (id indb, .ereeks, and suburbs, Are.. (4,0 at Sit palata l In Inch manner, that they have cause , ..., 7i to fear' for themselves. The nice is likewise well i ti 1 Y . 404 yolbs. . • . 6. a.-411ds day spok 'with a pressure , Q.P. yarded; from Mamie. to. Cologne, and, Cause- 1 car a l lie ingpassed me of the Ileminent danger:in , (Penny., :boil, commerce and manufactures have re. which will liP I. _ 1 . . . ..t-- --....... ...........:.# BA nn the ! turned to their usual channels :. and the countries . . 4 , want of prtitettliti 'twinge flu i'Grtii CL. - " sere our civs wow. rriagesim - t" • ''''.l"T'''''' ---- condition. • P t" 3 kjil ! l f 1 ; 14 A " • 4444*-0..0i..,.,i *. Acts. .'' ''' : : • ' PAM, ; Dtc. 'OgaThef-toottolitymittli tteatinoqo , tits Impala HighnittAlle Prince Governr-E very great at Frankfort: One hoodteetostoorper , :l * o)iitbeyeigifie Al O lit been offielaily Inforaea died there between. the ihtis mild I 9th, wi t - . .Li*NorissidOtig swaviil Of the' Mirshar - thfuce reckoning 111 rnilitaritofbas4 itre.ll, ll l. l lti tut‘il •, It Is known that his greiter and-villages .whiottuohlaluissap two to 2 1 1,90 0 ittili60161i . 1 14 icallniar._ 1 d. . -"i f PI „ t* , sick in each. :, in .3 3 4 A RA : • ..,,- CONlTAlleij r • NOV. pii. r ..:We have not fef Ma ST nAssigno, 11r.."^". 311.6 —Ws pm, Asoretity itif 'IT pie`".thicipt l i t 20*ition: our' ralattons w that we huv,g. mt. 3tot:bgerli, oft* fOr' 7,beloosie ilhe iieiiiibovii* . hare not lows - disturb single cesTot-shot ',from tho foitkilKtuti,ghistievio4 l ' *ltd r s !i ! .. bet staities tranquillity as In . 1 keht.ThuutteStiteeptituatuilytiht*Vilpetewl &P 1 1 4 _PIO -. .• . ' ; ;.: ."" Ir j.. tance,noa if *sop, reports will* Wilt ted,iset with* 1 0 14) N • -', ilttlitve certain Intettige out some inigiotode conceit' their *tuition.. ler that'll* "" .1 : ' . taus • matived orders ; e 7 mailtis fact is , ihikt cur am I . - -: .... IMO ; INK .' It 'itithit :''' ~ • , you the aids of the 1 V v. they see alt , precoodtos ;ibis ''' • ' .,,P0C1 P.06 . ibr e. I ` . :' . iii.e of 22,;000 Olen is' t nolsances attic's' with nunsor,o96 '-. •* I it; t, , . lir_ _ _,. :` rierforin, whiti the iiing filo) , 'do .uot so got to foolgo ~. email aad Mb* 14414 00 11 X ,apaktha et)... 04 _ 1 7 es ktiPit 1 01 1 411 1 1 6 . Wfll4epdt*, a toot that) ken; Doo;,40.4•110 F lute I. tolkilieknor vAgwiß ii MM white edbilta eiatiol,to fdiugt 41,001 pined plootis of thirty lois, itifkitiecUthf we *t thss it is 10111; tbs Dieretikesomt tutu Mail 400100416 mat for their Pellititive Tod 'Ph' ' tree Ifohi . istly rioopt A. the 011ie ilikt that the lopeOtg eircotatipd rebid!' to *it 4 a has f_ Go ihrirtiliiiirise emit titeris viro Auden hi "bp vs whbvtit fombilen: '" '; • ) i 1 1 , 4 t .1 • ~ „~