The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-10 00:00:00

/‘ SW ',.... . teeal, his Britannic Majesty has consented to take list s, i in the current money of Pr , r.pcn himself the expellee of the maintenance of the , a go dcrown . is, therefore, Le . --. . 13 5 COMO'S° OV OCTOltro " -. German Legion in the service of his Imperial Ma- fixed at one rix-thaler, two grim , ... , ~' , Y. 4 1 1 4,T11R ElHTnit' iesty , the strength of which shall be increased to ten , current Pruss ia . _mone_y_of 1 Art. X.—His Ma j es ty the Emperor censedlgl IP teec4,:s.- thou,and men. Art. lI.—So long as Great Britain shall provide ° cede to his Brittannic Majesty, either in his . charac. the United King dom et ^ - for the maintenance of the said Legion, the same ter of K ing o f shall remain at the absolute disposal of his Britannic ant Ireland, or in of that the . _ ' Majesty, to be employed on the Continent of Eu- . the property of. the d Le gi on, . if . rope. It shall be commanded by General O ffi cers . the war skitileiti pee ~ ,Ma4l of his choice. : sire this arrangenictist, which, li ! Ills Imperial Majesty engages to provide for the , way iniali . date the•Capitielatlont to the i tv 1 ltd . id • recruiting of the Legion, and to keep it in a state tlterial Majestri for service, and complete, as far as may be practice- L i beg!on.._. _, ...:.„„......„,„ , 1 ,.. __ JiiThidielin bte, whilst the replacing the articles furnished for the r• Art7XT.—individu,l! 'nye idi .a'thet.Duende debot equipment, Nettling, and the !Wise en campagne of the :In conseqtredeel, of ss..o,alis, .shall. _ , .. _ _neer, in which, are found twill' . 1.,.gt 0 0, ! awl a pp or i s t o t o kis joit at ititc Ma- the same rate as invalids lit the P russian .... ann;, . _.. ' tie west unjust reflections tiffitiktlfrßritfehlifo•opii,' • i. , upon . one of their most diatingidslied tt4rals. Aielf/' .. 1 '.. -. 1 .... 1‘... .. :7" --::.....7 r.: . -.: -, p a y ment shall be r e wire by Abe pow i er in whose ser- mo d Legionibitiltle .tit the time of thi T d . . ir, the sums paid ,by Great Pritpia ,ie,eirtue of vice the German_ he lusters peculiar to an assault are well known 1 his M t the the articles of the present Ptdventlop, pheil, beasm- . invalids refiring from service, so that . .ajes yb to those who are conversant in Military atfairi,; vid preivientsly give a specious pretett fie. 'etigghrallen, ~ pineed solely for the Purpoae, of defraying the ex-' Emperor takes upon , laltnsiff i the payment of t h ese tetnees and the maintenaticeof. the Gerwau Legion pensions, on titahe i s e e. lo ,l t etko n the 1141on'shfill pass to those who are disposed'to think evil but L saf-.. firm, that in no case conld mere moderation be dis-• In the service of. hi, Impanel Majesty. , . into theservite of• Great Britain, or into that of the 'Krt.. 71 1. , -4he - ffigh Contracting Parties have Elector of Barterer, according to the tenour of'Ar- i p l aye d t o a k in ;hat•of the linfOrtittutte t,owtt here 're airektd,. - that the suinedestified for the maintenance of ticle X. • . • , • .f'erred to. . ' . . .. •,. • the eia cor s ps kliall be paid to the order of the Go- I Artl . Ml.=-The preient Convention shall remain i It is certain that the enemy, *before he retirad , set vilikr; fire toseveral 00 3 0 1 1 g glidellhat' th l confusion which' 1 • verrimAk orhis "flitperial Majesty,' at•the rate of ten . in frirce,•during the continuarice'of the present ponadsiifteett shillinge i steiling per annum for each and if, at the period of a definitive peace, the.Legleit . I mitst•ensue,, taigtfefitriur his design of sackinethe effecting) inad m Otthe 'La, ion, with the express re- still continues a Russian coret,h9sidizett lificireat 'place. This circumstance , arid, the bombs which serration, (lief itinatibeni shall not exceed ten thou.. Britain, a month's subsidyihalt beliaid to its a- a: also were afterwards thrown in from.the Castle, could not saintly'''. _. :... .... '.• • '' . 1 • •' . jat the rate of one Month . ',s i snlisidy, for eves) , .tifty , do lessAan finally prdduce the entire destruction of HR . Britannic Mejg , esiengeges 'to furnish the arms, }German milea which the Liegin*shali have to march r . the toiln: Ita hcertain that the , however , exertions .amert . illion, rjbang,,,And ar ' ttdles of Aiipment, 'to the Russian frentier l. er i ter, th e plaCe.of its . being ! 14d the British O ffi cers to eitinguish the fire, apd re ,, w likek shall be. walking:at the period lilted the corps,' disbanded, or of its i'lterior destinatioo. beyond the . press every appearance of disorder, were incessant, shall be ploced.at his disposal. :-• • " lRussian frontier. , lon the Ist of Sptember and following days, wheit as .• Atrthe ankles tof clothing end equipment for the I . Art. XIII ,ether I . Should there remain any h objects . g reat number of persons had come in from all parts Legion ilaviug been. fure4shed •Ixy bis Majesty the Ito be adjusted relative to, the _Legion, that shall not of •the country, sod who were . probably guilty of the Emi:eror, and the compauksof horse and foot artil- !have been arranged and . p_rniXed . for irt the present 1 . excesses which were falsely attributed to the want of lery, the two regiments o:1 hussars, the company of i•Convention, the . High ,CoqtraFt4ng Part ' s reserve to discipline of the allied troops, who were principally chasseurs, and the four battalions of infantry, hay- I..themselret, to cane t hem, to be settled II ,their re- pccupied in the siege of the castle, which low the ling ! bego.alreafly partly equipped and %clothed on the 1 spective missions, leaiing . iyatttOthe sake, the cor- , day after the assault. The churches, with thelack -11.skof - . April, his Britannic Majesty -engages to pay i notion of any . errors of Ofrilatien s. ,. which, may ing of which the Atlies are accused, were entlrely for each recruit in the said' corps from the 4th of i have been. admitted lntb the" lists annexed to this . cleared long before the Allies were iu possession of 0 1401, the sum specified in the undermentioned list, I Connentirm.. • • 1 the place. The French had transformed them' Into umrittld I, annexed to the.preiset 4 Convention. : 1 *Art. laBr. The present Convention Agit he yeti. . - ; hospitals , and in one of them Were prisoners toito 'and - 14 *let the .Ith of Apiil,.theleglots shall be imp. lid,.the k ratifications shall be exchanged in two ° the first issaelt. 1i ''. . mientedby•one or more battalions, the expense of the liaised,' froM fire d ay • of its si g nai '' re t' 9 / )°,4tex If ' ' A;Ccerding`tO the keit information I have been able, clothing: rend equipment furnis h ed by his Imperial 1 pessibie. - . 1 ...• , • .• ,- .1- .•• . to procure, the timber of inhabitants who perished' • WietestSethalt be reimbursed,,` according to the terms ' Id:testimony whereof we the "undersignediiftir. i dtrringehis loot/and vigororis'siege was very iriconsi apecified in, the said list marked- I. • ••: it with fall powers froM hip Majesty the King •• In proportion as the fifth , "siith, •*seierith, and br thti United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire- ; ihrable; pet„ wit kno,wing their names atut condi , lion, I cannot Toy, whether those mentioned id the ei,e'th battalions shall.beSeurid templete;,the-expense land, and Irma his Majesty the ,mpe,rer n ot ail 7./ the rirr -- • ; Dnende were'am'opg the number. --, . • • . . of alas carriage, horses,: and Other afipoiutments de- I Rungs's; have , 'signed the presit Conieuhttaii,aad With respect to. the accusation that the Alltei lailed•in she iirstiermentioned•Ust of the articles sup.: I have affixed to it the seal of our, arms. , • .: 1. •• . „•• • '"' '. could have 004 positesOott , of the Castle, mime& I bone at Peterswaldew in Si • lb* -Vane plied to tbe,, fi rst foist hattaltssno, to enable . : then! to -• . , . . 3 t kW, : , . .., ;t ant , \ . surd ' 'be Iced, ately #ter Rhe Woidt t iR ie too 4tO 11011. 'I do not wean to give an. idea.of the.nature and' :extent of the great aeriiCes rendired to this country - iiithe,,Eag4h; but I •ain Convinced •that the nobler and generous spirit of the Spanish nation will not ssiirer-sacli•chnrgek be bionght 7 ' without. obligiat • • thauthoiS to the ' assertions. . . • • • C. A. SMITH. • • ~„ Commandant Oen: of the Rnyal Engineers., sake the field, shall: be •reimbursed to the - Russian Vroverntrient. . - Art. IV.The fotmation . of the Legion, and the . expetioos calculated for its maintenance, and detailed t, in the lista aeneted to the present •Conventifin; under I- ' • - • • FR . KNCII' PAPERS. the : lettatiA, 13, C',' D, E, F, G s H, and I, are declareci i •- ' ' - ' :, .' . I. ..B'ABLe t OCT. 10.—Many troops bave - Fethly ar., to fornsOn integral partthereof. - • -a. , : Huninguen : barracks ate Peeti - reigthere • Thesein mentioned in the preceding Article, of rived from on . pgau d s ra tee , s , s hilib ig a : s t ee li ng ,- i s d es ti ne d t o . for:l6,ooomm. 'fa-day and to-morrow ..re'shlreops" ' are expected ; among others % a strong dNilion .of constitute the pay of .each .other, soldier, and other effective man, meutioeetrin the said lists es actually . cuirassiers. The magazines of ikunitigoea"Ceitlaio. serving,as 3vell.nato defray the . othefespences therein ! arms and provisions for 40;000 lien, W•ho are to as detailed.. - • :, • .- • . - 1 getable in the neightrourhood'bf that place. • The • remounting, provisiOnrng,' and general hos- I. - FAANkFORT, OCT. 29.—A great quantity of snow pita% of. the German - Legion shall also be at the : les:fallen daring the day. Fires have been lighted-at charge of the !•,;nitish Government , . who shall super certain distances in this neighbourhood, for the mi• - ;Vend - the administration and expenditure of th e , litary whO are arriving. . - ' . ' sane. • • . 1 • Adman . , OCT. 20.-A Deeree of his Serene High •. All tlte a rrengerornt made with the GoYerftments of • ness the Prince Viceroy, issued 'frOn't hetttl-tind/tcrS, the ceutitriet wliicii form the theatre of war, Toi- i Gredisea l ; Oct. 22, containing the follotring dispo-• I : . - 7 - • ... • provisioning the troops of his Imperial Majesty, skim's, has just been publitihed ebali.be applicable to the German Legion in his tier-1 ' Eugene Napoleon, &c. Considering that the de rico, .wheneier his Britannic Majesty shill call'forits ! fence of the country demands prompt succours.; that • -014 res. . , . . . •of the Bun: dela Caine 4 1 Anibrtissentent: se e pt into Art. V.—The subsidy fi xed by the third Article i circulatioh, Male than 5,000,000 have already be•en , extinguished beyond what should have . been done shall be paid every two . months in- advance, for the e:ber ef officers and-soldiers who shall 'have been • awarding:to the periods fixerity the decree for their rt turned .13 i•thctive in the last day of the preceding emission, and that all the - Bora:presented at the iip atoirtil,.. .. , .. .. :.. ..- • - • .• . poirfted timei have been pundit - ally paid 'hi money; The, !I; stplyntent is to bear. date from the Ist of 'that ..there will be ito • inconvenience in ordering a new , creation of Bens for* determinate sum, %il l ici t . A.prll, 1813-Oleo- st' le), for the number stated in the iteppi t . 41 Colonel H. Lowe, in the service of his Bri . . 'should only be issued in proportion to the 'successive . wants of the treasury ; that te'sqpport th e Credit o f 11.•iiic Majeity, who has been appointed to inspect the Legion in the mbitthof April. - 1 • . . : these bills,and facilitate their circulation, it is pro- AS to the sick, who have remained its the hospitals posed.to furnish the lvolders - of Bons issued or to be in 11,trisie, they shall not be taken into the account issued, a new means of usefully and promptly em." both they have.passed the Russian frontier, after con- p lying - them , by autheriting their•adraltel'Onln pay. . , . . valescence. . . . t anent of capitals_ due lathe Cominunees.ma Wen as of• For any chang es that may have taken . plice in the :-aertain part of their , property, susceptible of being ! aliortated; considering, in Ihlore, that!. the Tiessory l . ptseeding Months, :diduittions shall be mode from, or additions shade to each pa y ment, accordingtO the i in'erder to meet the present exigencies s -has nee d o f ciegumstastces of the case :' that is to sus-, that the par'', fonds in money ;. and that it iii:thus,•in conseq qence , necessary to anticipate, the receipt of the, taws till advanced for such as shall have died, have been As charged, or lime deserted for the last two .months, , thebudget of 18.1.45ia11 haveprovided &elite hgtra.' shall be deducted, anJ that for the recruits be-adde4l. ordinary wants of f• open tho'.l4ort'Of 'thi te..tlie•poyment. • .•• •. '. Ministerr of Stele v ire have decreed, . aolt. degree 'as In order to-:meet the eipencts of .recruiting and, ~ f ollows; . ..,. . • , , . _ ~..: oldreliing; one month's pay sliallbe given a s a. bounty 1 , There shell- be treated 12,000 , 000 in * .litritS d.e in: tp cisefy recrt it on j sluing his. Corps -•-- ' - ' 6 4 4 . 4 IP d linOrtifigagent,' 116 .•thal•iinlying Periods :‘4° -. ' Art. Vi.—The • rations, s,hall ,be delivered i. O Ale 1 9"v° 00 Payable-kr the second sit Intrathr of .1$14;" Gniin Legion according to theieceleetlPlastica r O( 1 SII3OOOOO in 1 .1 115 3 - •34 3 ° ) o s oo.iklttilii 3 4 10 i 000141 the . Pruislut area, olticit,sludi-olesehsiseseistp . • '1tt1,7;0nd441144,00,14 , 441.1.8..-- - .. .i. .•' • ,- '-'. . ~ Ti . .latlOo fir the deduction from the pay of. th r airithire - 44 . 6 . . 1 litllaside ' 4 7,e11 ilz thOtiihS:.in for the prOvisions . fiirnisbed by, the Goloromest . „ is Seb,yeet. . , . - 111Oes 'hall be.frar.frosn 500 to 1000 well . ‘ as for the sick and wounded soldiery us Soma, and i'beer interest at five per cent: .reek- _ iiiri..itsli. • - --.• . • . w • "Of frC% tte '' l s4,...T!otifert 7llBl4 : ThO ligin -- lr .: Art. VII.::-.The estimate beiOg made on . e.Paid by thiCo6o4l4amortitesaissioteryektibatler. establishment, the rate of pa j yritektts • iee.bi redertill 'to shah , imtheliill it,..!_bl in the proportions specified in the .. 46 'summed ,t4x P thO T t r904197.1.41.0 of illei said- Be* ~.,..,,q0,.. 4 thi,..„„......,, hi the:sweet .or .I,l,4egion bei • 5r fiVrfe; thtSeseleilOder . shall not .be oat *era but G Britahi, when *rcepsialvel, by virtu. d 4 crew decree. .'. ••.' • ' • ""- ''''" reeild,op, .a.'1, 11 014141)1101). !44 '11 4 ,1A1:0 11 A Qtthe ptevoot 'Debra, rigirfae RIO ~. . ~ . ~ , 'foam al paying the thisude iteCaisse:oAwiirlitoe . _. A Jima ii e p aff i,..ii i ` v io ss ii i g mow either CatrAtols die to peinborkee, OS till/PAW sash b.t elekelitOrliso teld'austodsoielde;; ...leo ec blibtiefOlritisttlic ail the analeipited/Otiliti :three•isnwioge,. step 'AO t.; . .,e, 03 ' i.. ' 1'1..r.m th 'Ns •,11.1_4, ' • ' Are Ail par the MeV aFtite , aodleitla ,Wt b e lotion ihrethe cis leitifiki; to the courts 'of exchaa 4 „ **Alit/telt .repehe koti4 by *ircbanti,:FP9a ito - ..pit..4t:-fiiiiiDlioimi ;! ,at pi . 37SeiS t . nisi every bli tad, ' Fsbroarr; 1111* 4 1 acto.phasett laze tie* of the owebbec.. Thwa Audit __ bets lot ' * . gZst. ini* . pit. Idrodth pittqaoref twhiglif OW sod jay ' l ama; fair pkii 1i5,,,.1* de d ooteip . put foil* the comrliatioa . oil,MVitai t he*a; Weed, c4cAtfd I. ;rt. friOt.f.lui 0CA546... lenn . i 4 g " .. ,• •,: ! 1•41 , ` criiii#, 16 two Illigit .Cots. •. __, : • ;:: • r....'sx===eektegereesti; :.• •-•• . 3 ' 4 " 1 ' Ilible, l l49e the.riliw ff.' a. . riitlirciliFo4oo.) befeivbillirEetbellP '.',..: ' vbga i ly,tl thl . siteiot 444,. Pikkiiptiiiittilliadia ' by acipaihitid .ko4 sei diroiriii.Aenergivad Eit,WmwipLitoosokfroOnlidloh 1. " 31 4' • ~• •:, ,Ige f ,!:-.!: t ocot ..•.. - : i••. '', • orllt!..# • ' • i :1 3 ' !'.--.' . ... . . , :kt";.3•1;) •11 '" lolfeters .i . A -. „ , •••••til 1,- • .%.. • , .11 h./ . ,".'ll'.• . • • i ' " ' . `')"'l9r .... 1 1.41. • 4.) 'lee istsv ' .... N. ...9.U . 4)--.voit ~..r. 4... 1.-- 0ir0t0 , ..)- - -• tlo (July 6)., 1813. _ 1: • ( slims) 6ATIICA RT. • ISigfed) D. • • S.) ~ ~' ~7'ti Y . . to, • • • IA; li .1 Arr. Stall. •' ' ...• • • 1/tie 0 9-.0) , :--BeliSoland- 0 , 417 1 .g• • ••,••-•-s/I-o-b• •••, ....'..Alidifirat 0 ..•.......-.......a. icze . _ 1 1 .l •06 lore . • • •'• • • •'..• • •-• .'• • .... 0 LtiCE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT_ Milt O'CLOCK , -- - Bank _ , • , i . Indirs.Boods 1 dis -9p C mS. n er Cept. fted.,*- , , lEselierttor Nits Sid. 9 per Celli. itti) /id. 1 S p I per•Cerds. 71f • • '" Ornniniz; Si 5 per Cent. itx.SsL, ~. • Courcils fur Acct. s;'} Lead. Ann.! i- .‘ ..‘ • • LOttety Tieteas TAE STATESMAN. • • ' • LOWDUNi. • I. iiovaisze 160%13. . . We hive received t this morning, some German Papers, and have taken same extracts from the Birlin Gazette, of the It6th . aft:containing further infoimation respeCting the great battles near Leipsic. ,:By these accounts the 'remnant - Of' ibe - French army will.fiud itdifficalt to' malteloed thei i i retreat into '`France, being penned by a victorians army of two huildred_and—eighty --thousawd- - inen...-rif.he next ar rivals from our AmbusadersAss Gernveny will most probably bring us . Very lespodaVeiti*gence upon this subject. The following are the exiiactii--= XXVIACT .7110*. tILX VEIMIN GrAiletTl OP am, 26. TIM festfit of , the, Mott mernoiable 'or all *battles, the victory of Leipsie„ wit lEr . the Mehl ,of' the The King *ply, 'the: i ieCitHee of the most fstsil 041410,, Jett at Leipsic k muktaken prisoner,. Marshals - Meetnerot end . Macdonald,. Generals Reg ; Sonless', tßettramd, lantlettn4 Diunhtoirsky l . Mid ilia • iittniatowski,droweed, Grinier deed, and Marshel Ney 'Wounded, :Augerean deady 25,090 killed, 300 ;Staff - Officers, avid 15,000 prisoners token, in addi don to • 24,000 sick. In:the Itoipilds; 200 t annon, and-tlOO This whole of the Saiens joined 481:1151ielb • - , ‘Fhe Friteh retreated in disorder on the Pad . 'itdl l 4lill Out ind A mitnerims 18 0 ditri 40 1 f,a4"Y, •Of the All y, :,wee'snesssieler y Von &ilk ' s was ,witness of tie blittlirr:witcsoqo Men are its of the wrecks # the Fiesise•arns,y, and the eiteethudere marching - tnb!c4V4oAtot: tiotha, kf,tits4eae.of, .46" ll*•tcdnallc:Ne,S,. asrited iiveser • 'witis *stoup:its; t hat itstda -11141":40441/410401,4 Rtiisians teak 0"..144.4V. ; : •o‘ . Otdittinteg ettlite night 'of the 28th at.; Oniut...Waall'e ft . f ht 'do:. same .*dale 'entered cornisgewe - *ken • 05 apre . zene re. p su e • • • :•••bie mech . Vtim.th lita g .„104.4 . .. 40. 1112m411 14iti e. , triee ') from . V. • : . . --------; avitni‘s corps are, the foll o wi ng Pieta, witli.orders to pub. that lish it :- - 4.] 44 We have just learned, that an onem)'s party, CoNCII3O. under the orders of the partisan Tcttent ) „,„ , at) : when the glori the p eeiesele Feared before . Bremen on the 44th, and bad sue. ceeded, according to reports, not official, hat pro. able., in entering that town oil the 15 h, by ,pitulation. The garrison was sufficiently sortig titta ti n tinda t t io2 ii : y r oi by OseiYlrme In have rendered the attempt abortive, which had nisi} in which the Commandant of Bremen was killed, whirl] alone proved so on the 14th. It woul-1 app ear .om thesittltillnn can account fora capitulation, thaLallprl the env. my's partisans for a moment to es4fori-*Rolmolt: A. .. . sfr, praises the cond uc t of.theinhabitantsrif Bremen. I Re - port from the Prefect o f Jive Jkl a mi Lo r the W. Aye hppe that • it. Will• aintrtiue! sealseciide'.sh.natd daily keep ► more aloviof Pam. di rtisitsk fitcrrer-tind ,quackery;• of tliciiiEnertettn. IlaAnburgli•ind Lu beck have been vic:iin of +t quackeries . t . o whi c h circunkancei gale : wei g ht ; th ey W ere let t.ff for gieat pecuniary sacrifices; not a Single drop of blood was spilt. But if this lessOn should-be tost upon Bremen, or any' othfr p i ltrf Or (he *military fliii. i t sion, thosiefooirno;e4iiie •thase ciithes ; all re bellion agaittit tiie Sovireigu, ail those j w in, shell ac ., cept places ol'bear aftni, at thelustigatiou of those adventurers, shall be.pitt death. " ' ..... • . , . . - . . We have this day inserted Copies of the Convert. tione concluded between England, Russia, and 'Prus. !AN which were laid oh the 'table of the il ou i e of Commons on tdandiik'esiaitirig. By these docasients l it will•beseen that the system of :!'rtridy is again i resorted to : to!,.ne' inconsiderable extent ; and al. I though . thebrilliant successes .whfCh harentiended the I Allied arms, and the gat ering prospects time tri. tnitlih'haveopenediO Eniope, and tfie,.ivpild: will, "we are persuaded, on the present ocCastow(alley 'he ho4fititj , of the Public mind to thii sylletn of foreign 'p9 . Uri. -,'Jet is4t I question worthr of tkOupst i :e. t ialaarreflectieo;'Whethei the present- advantageous Postire of :affairs wotild'nqt citneWhirvi 'been pro.. 'duced withootn, recurrence . 15) 7 !Mill/Wads, or, at littsiTwrtitoni 4 latili itnmestSe seetig&ii Id we hare 'Consented to make. in.PtitsuintiOLit. : The Emperor of ausstA-Stipilittes'iriempt iv; I:ll . 44tiie operations during-the present war t the number of 160;000 ef. festive then; . exolOtive of Ilit garriscins :or . the for. tresiti. ' Ahd the Kir'g of ''-ii'atlistA e ngages to keep I 1 [ .up a !give of. 80,13c1) men in the , fie j lii , •Ort the - part Cof cleat I,3rit a in, it Is tirgeditthlit Sh6.shatrOaco the 1 fi9lci_iv) - 4Totlniint (the disposal of the Alliesi. • To gossitt, for 'the rtetNich of the year . /13_13, int x i iv -monthly pigments ,im l . ; Ti PriAla s in die time 'ly ' . ":666,C64 Papet< Wiley; to the amount of XI,O)0,000, to . ite) issued under the joint ntthrante,, ef Englargl.t Russia,,atta Prussia, to no paid, by frolt-k . `'"""'7' land . ............ • r: r The Russian Cienina • Legion to he maintained If, Engluott, and kept up to . tile number of 10,ou 300,000 eife,eitire•men, say iCalper man ....... .... • • To:ar £4,800.000 Iri this computation w,e have omittici any allow ancefor the risk which this countryiunsof -having ultiMately to-pay the whole ante-5,000,0001. of fe -derative paper; for- 10;CA - the pledge of her nazitthal faith is given.' And u e have-el o left outthe 30 1 a,MG:. the estimated expense of Maintaining the Russian fteet, as the liberty given us by the Cottvenliol) of employing the said fleet in the . Eisropean seat: may be deemed a compensation for -.the..expeace. . When to to this sum of four Millions eight hundred thousand pounds' are added, the sibsidy to Sweden, and that also to Austria, of the partichlarapf whien we are not yet informed, but which is • ntittonbted'y conii derable;' the extent Of'. Our• pecuniary aid to the 1 continental powers will appear to be such as might well indicate' our financial. state to be flou rishing' and unimpaired! . There is one et , icla in the treaty with' Prussiti . ivhiclt.is deserving -0 1 or ticular attention, it. is the -first article, and con tain,' the, ollowing words, " On the other hand, 11:s Majesty the King of PRUSSIA, who, - in his transac tions with Russia, has already expressly reserved the rights of the House of Brunswick Ituneubuigb upon Hanover, will co-operate with, all his' means towards the restoration of _ their Hereditary Sates to that august /tense, and to the Ducat House' of Bruns- Wick. We confeis we beheld this passage • with con eiderable regret.. We have no wish for 'tint'restota ,-tion. of Hanover ; llhaoier has alwlys been . an.in jury rather than a: beneht .to this country, and the .1?41y.-jicipp we entertnitted at permanent .etivantago to England, from, the overwhelming 641W:tit-re ' rohitionacy War, which .obliterated the ancient boundaries of nations,' was this—that when the (1 of re-division should 'arrive, she would, either by good fortune, or good policy, escape the 'calamity of haying an inch of the r tontinental soil subjected to the 84 ."Weigrt• - This hope, arising &oar a ne.ernest desire for the 'presperity . and' pence 'of *our country,* we rear] is afield to 'lie dii . sikiiointed, and again the . • •- conflicting interests and duties of a British King, and of a* derman F t liatOOre likely to beCome the . , source of those evils which tiac - ornpany the-instability of peace and. obitinaoy.lw Was..., . - -,. . . . Whatever information: 'iveCentinue to rkeiv°, serve's to. countenance the opinibi we 'have enter tained of the point to which the military all'Ars of the several powers now .at war.witi ba brought, ere any new designs, in either party, can be entertained or Made known. IV, will encionitedly be• • great Stbieit wit h .B . ONAPARTC to make a stand at Frank fort, en the Maine: • TO'beipeesilli, Chased' thence will,soreli *mita) , add . himellititeltint, is . ' well as setua§' talk pf froth' Wa5. 4 )10,006 . troops. -, IYe do net see, uneer those citstalititauces;* how a man 'of , la 'Wit, b. 4:1114. e. ..V.. it, • .8 6 , A . •• • - t 1 t subsidizedTbi ' breat 7.titit;:i - shall allow 41,41 bisimrphlitio If ~ meat. . , ''.' •"' •''' ' , ',.. o Art:"l/111.—All jillisiseb to I! tloe•pOtint Consetiti ' ..,, sial , : -• slue money, at tue e i • &rot* shilling ste . • - or • . I pet' Thaler: ti The expences.offriettauge I • fated each month itaordiug t; .anust generally established I 1 , Cot)tinent, at the time of pa , , • exetiangesliall be accompaa i ; "A• li of it chink!, certifspli, by two. Ait:7lX:• - •--The - prices and I *is 'of 'this arrapgernent, ha , • I sitrrr roubles and gold ere' tracting Parties agree to do i ' golf! ernkn, in order to ref and lititi price of the other I • /i . . . ••• ' • . • . . . ...I 1 . . . • . • ? , • • . ' 3 • : ' . ft . • • • . 4 gll l ' 4iwwel prepert,y, . The, Title is relative of 4vbiek: • roes:: 4.14 11 t. ; gentribe ha,ga .„Hsigkfill' P l 7 , 31 , tbs. t itte•lie Ark% were .of tik r igivr ad 4 I sty e *. mix 4.p* Pre.4o thole _.be POO-Pivikaudied .. • . 'll-1E STAI I:SNIAN. . ;... .... ..,,... Prussia. The value of . CORUNN4 MAIL. by the present articif4' , i%':' " : —..... ° 33 , and eightior,tkioe: ' --".. OK 'tat eosctso of ovrostts , . _''';‘,,'" . Tint ED/TOite OF THE CONE 4.71 Emperor cemnstu 'tP fletts4-Ala time like the present, whi ', either in his charac• euelluebeeses of the Allied troopsin thi gdom of Great Britain have attracted and called, not only the at e 'the admiratitniiSNhe world, an attach, i l if E th l e ec c to ir r o cum f s l t ftov a a n i crs e o r, f . calumniate one /lilt of those whleomllolle 'testy the King to de- CAllllOt bilt he • viewed with indiVuattoti II who.fitinks weillerd favourably of the cau it h is o , u g •e rlt ve n r t ; e4 s try hial h l is in i i 187 all . bautunited.their ixertions. from th luals who cbmpoes the j he/din th e last attttck„ of St S a bo t " l 4' ~, .., flifactlea to myself enabled to col Oided by,.4!Tete, or general the assertions published inqat.Du all receive nwitr pay n' Cafeet, of the 27th of September, in whicl e Prussian army. The the *est unjust reflections ifitteiviruiit • .