The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-08 00:00:00

• surrounding and utittiiiiild t towns... A o, ,role ;; furnishes - 1,11 e• Ititstrins.Atlr tlitn 4 ettlisitd Vattern 1 ' after their fatiguing and •gkiricidtif. n ianditig campaign ; ' but in scarcely any other •Eviti t ii 40E4. it 7' ! ttei.t.ti t tp, ‘ g?neral,interestend prosperity (11 - the ISlpitibeirn•Ware.., rtitio • For ourovirpirts, weleef Otiettilt•Ctiiitictereeeee4 . firmed with respect to thedispeeitinti dl'illeNe'.. r . COirti to try theeffectsofmedatilevi bOrOoktiley Viiii] . hare recourse to the force otai‘eis.' Every ens of those • . rourets has had-enough of wet fet t e.centory to soanei • - The French expelition of 'this effigy* of Alt ceentiti •'. has been itilfttlii atillelaboriaY Composed to ans4vet; • the designs - of BoNAPAirf. Whether for its, civil, . - . -a 4 Aisor -.4w p.olitical vie we ebserve.the art it em. • . .ploys throughout.. •The enemas) of population I,Fi n #J • tianim deny ; our awn has augmented•tn nearly the same ratio ; the imjarereMetitsio civil polity and do. • * 4 410tstic arrangmiteueliave coittribuied to this end in :'nearly aii equal proportion over the largest 'tart of. Europe: Of French copsntercal dill we think but .little; where amaritime state possesses no navy, it Oen have but little maternal commerce. That France. any have derived a considerable profit from one part 'of it, we betieris,and that they owe to the impolitic li .. . cences which hive so inordinately ewriched many indi viduals of ear own country. The most alarming * . .tircurnstauce of ill is, that France is indebted -to , Ito. country' do earth fdr the necessaries of life; the At Viiiotia • Joseph's ivhich is what we csintiot say, who have some. times spilt many rolllions.a-)ear for the first article of subsistence. The taking so many pleasure horses from the field or the stable fur the •ser.ice of the Govern. Trent will comtri hate to increase the quantity of sub. sistamei appropriated to man, and thereby benefit the itate. If such a measure were tai take plaice is' England, it would be the means Of converting some of the less useful and pteusurable grounds into bone. finial pavurage, or productive aericulture. OorrLsavitou, Fos. .100—An Austrian Courier, _from Vienna, in 15 days, is lust arrived, sod pro. • faecis to England by the firsfpinket. ,* -• By a Gentleman : who arrived tbls 'Morning ' from Copenhagen, we are inforined that many *lettes • had been received in that city previous to : liis . de2a tin re from Genital:lb stating that Warsaw . had vapitulated to the Russians.„ The Danish Go-. ; vernment have called In all letters of marque for -vateering ; •and, it is said, the brigs are to be dbl.. banded, in Norway. The few .French prifateers, in Danish ports, are to proceed oat, but noctO ret,intk, og;itt, nor bring in anykriasi to Daniih porter-4,- Dorretteuaaar, FE 3.—At the meeting wilds' 17,000, i `a .took Once between the Emperor Alexander and the Prince Royal of Sweden, it ilk confidently believed, 'that the Emperor engaged to gearabtee Norte's,' to ,Ewe4en ; and it is said the king of Denmark- has fiately declare(' his intention of breaking his alliance with France, immediately this guarantee iball bi withdrawn. . . - - . At Hamburgh the Landon ExChanrisisitee,o4 . lK `4 long time past, andifill: cantina* Fowl iss.•■!• . . abie•for ,gagland. •`` • . . •• • rf QIIREAL OF THE OPF,RATIOES • 01 , THE AE)111r, I FROM THE 2,TH TO THE 30TH JANUARY. lAN. %O.—Acljutant-Generul Wassiltschekow re ports, that the Austrian army, on the 18th instant, .011 continued iri its formes, position, end that Prinee Schwartzenberg's headisittpEtell *ere', ill the to of tdttitsk.' Admiral Iscijits4hsgoff's report of the 18th instant, shows, that count Platow tinned to pursue the enemy to the suburbs of Dant tic, and that he had surrounded that 'city with his troops, to cut off all communication with it.. Count • Stisoholl has sent Major-Generals flossalsky and Kachowitty's detachments to strengthen Count J. 21.—General MilturodewitsCh's vanguard ar , rived on thil9th inst. at Radzilaw, and on the 20th at the town of Meioi-Plotx.—Adjutant-General litra‘siltschekewls detachment marches on Mengenin, • to join itself with the aforesaid vanguard. -OA the night of the 19th. the Auste s istie ecl the towns of Sundown and Frollch still remitted at Gitrolent preparations to retire on Pultusk, wlio:lsa,‘ with him 6000 Saxons, 1500 French, has not yet left rant•fieneral Prioce Wolkonsk; Lanwilky, Sand has taken the command Or! the %Id of January the head,quarteet • loliin.burgh. • •• Ott the 21th.January, Gen. vanguard was l aarosk g p i pp iQuo i ec k, Teri 411 poiat4 stiks spireackal •' , • ;A l o, ant, Kifeasr.. Ma loo Davql4t left. I,l* with the, mud* of .the la *ad atil si6Ts# retired towards Pone. . Be' *eh ierseeil)! . 007 . toning t ha t fortress by the Biver4e #till i s whicli , eatainrrtiniVelotst. In coasegoesceO the more• • spent,, :Admiral TechitWiterff . AO- 11.11:•.111115fdling on Liebe:it,. was ordered to - bwrosth Mali tooba siirya,tlsal ferbins ' and cover the,gtaistkaaptet Brae. -a berg- citegt•Rletew, ou Jae. $4 ) bed Is ItiadsqueiC cese,in fls:o4lßa of 1 4 ieheu r a slioatilia fr om D a *. ale, lad liad4rawn a Gordon of Hghttreetat !need tiO . city. RelfeCserisul foragiOe'pardes toward 14 ; kW*** 90: O the 47th, Genera blibaradowitarik, i entered. Arita tea of Paastnitt ) sad 'wu inceived by !the inhabitants with shouts o_fjOir Acceding to the ' idf9 l : ll WMo4 . o:' lam) 7 meised, ...the inlesbitirits ,sit Afersew,eigmtealty warm - in their IrisheN'fbethe. Or tipef * %Wan troeps,'''Since: iheki l l ha t itscbion 4 idares'id t ist fhe atiasions . lid mad --aotijact Or -Oar ! bribe sok* . re: - - .., .~ - : „t r , ...., : ~.. 4; 1 A Lisbon Mail arrired . this morrinic,. •., .... • . " Lisnow - , ra:t2.-:-The folloaing statement isiered here' as tolerably correct respecting the namber 'of met Wiest Ea; der the Froadt hatmers, in the Pcninsehi':- ' ' - ' • Anne( Pistegal 'll,OOO - 19)00 -. I. k V idigittiiigesi .4. . . . I v ow ?load Ebre . "10;60b - . 4,teic itite as . .i . lit sr , _ - liiiiilieinvil **IV 13 0aWeitisi ail IIY el Oes, ovellal ant illt-imgmr. ..Itcli ITUrlikt -4. -- -:-.. 4, • 7 °rosy niter te tie 1 1 4.ri1• 1 altrist i rm 4 W tilt I ligilf file afghtet reprideli at deplietty I ' s frail ) diV . •1 . litivit` at iiii moment se pretested bet kir! ". Ilialitt, 'eerie 'ilielf liokk ,ts D ist urn tbb IMAM, if•pokit wv • iiiiktetio'etteekskiee, 1 stall be le epee # degrin c le • eemploit... , I male every seediest dtgrello 44 touter*, ofteetiewle; vd‘elt I tied "pelf, at - Prim:esti 44 . %spa r osookiallatigsotqweens to indulge Is u•api•4ol4.l• 4!. wide etk skew ilesilini sefbaKecl i Wean swirity. 1 44 • ft iillbe 01114 likewise tones upon sided* dellifisui; 4 Ilint of OAK wil - Oksok 4 fittitieinid 3 not vesirnelea mite 0 4-wie•y•trial: • -'•''' # " '' ' '' .. • :.•, 110 sne thejestiesie lire-tell tilwitauvercense de pity al for your koppleese, and to be ' , ' - • " Year week devoted 0 •• • • ' • 44 - ' " 64 . 4 Wq,;1796.: Total .! 111400 .- Not a ward of news from the army t all remains quiet. ' Queue Repulse, LIP. SO.—Reale arrived at titanium* on ,tbe 15th. and 'kis -believed that .the French intend to invade Serra de Franca. It is reported that the intrusive King has almodoned Madrid • and retired towards thif Soliosierra, and , that Partof Soalesscoops remained la wrist* in that City. I CORVIIIte..Fri. 9.... The Frau*, dew hots% mate a re quisiiion of earn in Santaadery and goosed sciasiderable pet- . ' cudtry esetribution, evacitatot that city ON dili lit Feb. at one o'clock at Witt, they also datingdind Mb budittleTtUrthils to convey pultlslees, and unitieg ridt tie Ott" et Tire is Vega, marched towards Bungs& - ~- ' ,.. • 4 ,- ,:. , • PUMA DE . SANADIId, t u . 7.—some..rettsoii t•Ops have entered here with orders to mesa he . Caltigt‘ti irstsre - loists assured that some battalions ale going to IMMO fop' Begtevente.—, it.* paitivelY said the enemy has etaenaisd Tose dad tll3lloril. from whence they have, at least, *wkhdrawe theleildbiati Lew gage, as well as front Valjadolidi and taken dientiewards aer gos, with a numerous escort. . . According to the Estremedure Quetta. Smelt has ordered his bead-quarters to Campo de Cropluss„ baringlieft a garrison df 4000 men in Toledo. • , - ... • C&ROLAtiV sive with , perndler : pittesares 'in our Paper of 1 thladay,the accourit?of the aeWlf,eitatilislied SchOol 30. tiortltotteet ; City-road; under the Ito at LAN CASTISSIAi INSTIVeiION. This * Seminary max be said to originate with Alderman -Wool), 'to whOm we ascribe: due'hOtioar. ..14 7 sets also in as'conspicoons as contrasted a point-of view,. the dispilsition of an.; ether Alderman ortheenlighten - ed . Clty!of • London , who was afraid, it the trade to India shotild!Ce opened and 'steadied, that it might afford an opportunity in •soma bus'y fellows , to instruct the hdiabitanitef, th at , distant cpykeivisi 066 of man ! 'bigotry ! Qly'sliameful, selfish consideratign 1. 411. this doing to your fellow man as yon would be done by'? • This Instittition:is founded on • liberal and be nign prinCipies. It is to oommnnicata the benefits of ethicatloo to theseof all teligiong and of all seats . Such institutions at Am illustrate and invigorate the . geniis Of by imparting knoWledge,,strength is . communicated . No wonder the Royal . Family countenances such establishments, for what man but a tyrant; of a seninellst, of thootia , n worthless kind, would net prefer to reign twee anOilightened_thatt a brutal people . ? • • • We *414 soon to see established tinder the self taught prodigy ; JOSZPIII LAilcASTEll t this boon friim beaten; ntid:blessing :to thehenuin 'lace, a, Normal School itself, in or near the metropolis,. with the view of instructing . person's actually . at the heat:o'loo. vincial seminaries fin facilitating the • heitevO- • lent purposes so universally countonaneed. , We shall . conclude our reineeks b 'itotlelog 'the rilitirxinit 6t . Mr. CoNatasp4 a CatkoliC gentleman, in giving 'l O tt!ioe l o:A4n/tis•-tertheriet the tiOdibie plan. ' •4100Ovelot,stplatittela it to sei persont of all ie. I Iglesiesiseaddewtegeth er ; and.tle With. One -another in works of g 4 . 0 . 40# sad beoetolettee, tor better: ug the Condition of all .heir &Rai Creatures With- . • 411 Whit can tree dimity disprove, * - • • lOa the Princess of WAussi - 10.11er r."loment, the Oolitic, will Opoclulivetrielike Aar! readtati Aar. answer te her by 'th , ;tunics the contentset which mejt tate.a!tounded, thousands, who had previously enieFtbinid.tus eiro neon: opitdon of the misunderstandiugaMfits &nee.' Time: bag ; pijethe white ; matter in. a eleir point of view, ands.we may truly illy the Timer. (newspaper) teems saasibleef the crytug-injustWit was about to ~exercise . on the unhappy Prinj:ess; and now, cries " peecavi." The Courier; howereF, italf f firm te3t*: distend 'aboMinable Purpose,,,atinet stomach re :1'0161=116on apd self orrectioi; Jherefore,:ilthougit.' iilMs said since certain pfoofs have appeared, !sweat been the language of truth br candour; yet it ~has been but - little in amount s and less :offensive in manner. We suppose - more 40ln qoartir of high ire, rAitErvik we some , A.' Um aesCatjidiest sad ' her Itriyei Highness time, might render slicuous to those of our Rieders vrite might...have overlooked th'e former ; we think Proper t to reprint it again. It wilt also - display the dignified dOposition , of mind in its 's* *ritief, as . it (1 . 14 . 1 it to be, and do away . the'siily belief that such a, woman can do no. thing without advisers and Cooessitors. , LITTER , FRom THE PRINO0:0 • - PRINCESS OF WALES: • • than:their on. J 4 4 4 61100 end understanding ! ". Politics, Tra! 0110414 ries; . ..of the case:, those wordsiwie different imports, sailer. Pt.varta l I Sir W. Gesnow, .sir W. Score, Sir .Y.,1 4 /tcnosz, and seimil akitectovtit and other Lawyers, to be fefind'ainnogAipliliniophers'of theMinOrity. Cllll .d 0.,. oulo,l!parever; surprised to see tha nano 'elf wortitt'itlitleguin whose allianie has done Mm' Cotholte hinear v and rendered him Catholic ,1 happiness,. We mei* tin Baronet representing men of Keliti ino#pnioed such - a phatatrtAl ' miatire;end r generority. ,*ll•Showiiig tili.mart,—As Lord Cnotrrononuit Winne me' dud you " Wilk I would de4le in writing* doe tenor *Pon *Mob we " are for lire, I rkelLendearour tunplaiit arypelf epee that " herd yid ne !Utah 'clearness and as meek preittikty• and* ma the preeborp4ll ippliedtighe Public Suck *op were. The &Wits ..ifikeirrity, however, ‘eivet.l4xsPPlied, bet reeeelli -for wieliceto or recta %cos. e• • • . OMEGA. t -4 lta 1111 lmillthre it*it Immo *"1 :4 1111 1 01 : w Q at ti:E . S i i l7o: UM OP 1 s • ; . - Time !motel • aroCklalleY Mamba , - •AbertromAy, R. Folkemet, SOF. * O'Neill, HOll. T. 10 0• 111 , •r_ • *Tasei. Additigusor Rt. Noe. Filter, Jaws , &bane, J. T. W. . •Fet nton, Sir -F. *Own, Sir J. Almond__ ,sr Jamas *Fellowes, W. H. Prete, Rt. Hon. It , Allan, Col. *Ferguson, James 'Pitt, W. M. • Andrews N. P. Finch, Hon. E. .' Pitt, Jos. Apeley, i l.ord , Fitzhugh, W. Omer, Sir Thos. •Arehda I, M. Foley, - 11° D. A. ' Pole. Sir C. M. Atkins J. Forester, C. W, . - Porter, Gen. G. Baker; J. Foulkes, h. !Powell, T. K, Baker, P. W. Garrote, Sir W. Protheroe, E. *Barry, . Rt.. Hon. J.Gascoyne, Gen. H•bin 9 oo, aro &Ward, E. P. *Geary, Sir W. *Richardsoo, W. ,Bathurst, lit: Hon. Gill, P *Rochfort, G. C. B. Giddy, P. Bose, Rt. Hon. G. Hatband, Ha.' W . L.(;ipps, G. Roland, J. Beach, M. H. *Good, T. S. Bader, *lt, Hoe. R. ' Beach. W.ll. Watson), H. Scott, li t. Hn. Sir W. *Beaumont, T. R. Graham, Sir James .*Seymour, Lord A. &mom, R. Grant, C. Jun. Shaw, Sir James Beresford. Lord G. Grant, A. C. Shelly, Tim. Bernard, V ivc. -Conning, G. W. Milner G. Bernard, Hon. R. B.Hall, #. Simeon , J. *Blackburn, J. *Hart, Gen. G. V. Simpson, G. Bootle, E. W. •Heasbcate. T. F. Siagieton, M. Blackburn, T. T. Henniker. Lord Solidi, Christ. Blomiteld, Col. B. Hill,Bridln,SirG.F.Smith, Thee, A. Boughev, Sir T. F. litdamptaX, • 'SW74, A- Hoeverte, C. If. Hood, W. _V. S. 'Somerset, Lori A. Broderick, Hon. M.Howard, Hod CoL Somenet, Lord C. *Brownlow, W. •Houblea, J. A. St.. Paul, H. H. Brace, J. Innis, H. _ - St. Paul, H. D. C. *Bruen, H. *Joce l y n , VIM.* *Stewart, SirJamg Brydges. Sir S. E. Keane, Sir J. *Winn, Sir J. Buller, James *Keck, G. A. L. Sterling, Sir W. Burrell, Sir C. M. Kemp, T. R. Strohm), A. *Burrell, W.. Kenilck, W. Struts , Col. Jos. Ratterworth,Jos. King, bin'. D. Sullivan, Rt. Honeli Calvert. J. Kingston, J. *Sumner, G. H. Campbell, General *Kustchbull, Sir E. *Simon. Sir Thos. Cater', Rt. lin. 11.. P Locon, V. K. , Sottoo,Rt. Ha. C. X. *Carte/vier, W. R.Lamb , T. P. Sykes, Sir M. M. 1 Cawtborne, T. F. Leigh.f.r; IL. lostan i _Sir C. • !Chaplin, Ch. Leith, R. H. .. Teed. T. *Chute, W. " *lsesl - kC.P. * . - lrtempest. Sir H. V, := "l ii l Gal . 1L4 12 16411 qP :r4 '''-- Tim mlia ir es s. 'we, sir T. Clinton, Loor gt:floa. C. Monroe, W. J. , Mire, fist. *Long, It. G. 'rola* W. E. P. Clive, H.- I. - ld, Col. M. •Tfernayne, 7'. 11. I aloe, W. ' . Lopes, Sir M. AL, YaOlll ll o ,l , Rt. Hon. i Colley . 'l'. . *LAiwndes, W. 'Vaughn°, Sir H. V- I Collins, H. P. . Lowther, Viscount Verekcr, C Ol . Compton, Lord *Lowther, Ho. H. C,Vre, R. H. Compere, General *Lowther, J.' *Webster, Sit G. *Cooper, E. S. Lowther, James Welby, W. E. I *Cottrell, Sir J. O. Linhington, S. B. *Wemyes, Gen. it I Crickets, H. A. Luttrell, J. AP. jags. , Wetherell, C, 1 Curtis, Sir W. *l4gon, Hqu, W, B.Wharton, R. 1 *Davenport.:D. Macdonald It. G. Whitmore, T. Davis, R. H. • Altruais, Geo. see. Wigrom, It. Davis, H. Maitland' EF. •%51,1iiims, Sir R. Dawksos, 3, ' Xasissrs, Gra, R. Willoughby, H. p i taa G. V. „ iummisk W . Wood, Sir M. ~ we, E. Al' ornanton, E. A. Wright, J. A. &Trleswell { J. E. *Menials IL Wyatt, C. Drake; W. T. *Metbrien,_ P. *Wyndham, T. Drake, T. T.. 11 itford, W. *Yarmouth, Lord I *Drummond, T. li. Moore, Lord H. Yorke, Rt. Hon. C, •Ontnamood, J. . bleorsom R. Yorke, Sir Jos. '*Dirgdaie, S. D. *Morgan , C. - retteas. Daigeadli, 17r. Morris, R. kes, H. Duckworth, Sir J. T.*Munc.aster, Lord *Lovelies, Hon. IL F erton J. ' *Mundy, li. M. "ammo ors. • • on, W. 4Newark, Viscount Peek,* Robert —Hon. W. Nichol!, Rt.Hn.SirJ,Rose, G. Kt Ilikuurt, T, O. *O'Hara, C. • ' By the kindont.el Jin esteemed Correspondent and Antiquarian we are enabled to fermi oar enlight ., COl, NEILL CA3IPSELL idled from Harwich in the eased, and / by consequence, liberal BelOers, with packet en Thursdiy , on mission to the North. the opinions of Bishop • UoAar.EY ihe'itibiect of the Test Act. The : perusal of the penal Upon the Membr for Wetton- Basset obtaining ' e • part. Qne the-Chiltern' linordreds, Wives' supposed that an ar of its statutes,• with the remarks upon It .14,.$he raugemeut was•thereby pliting•to bring Mr. SEERI• Learned Prelate, cannot fail further to infixes nem into Parliament; this, heweveri k itot the case, all who peruse them of th e neeess ity of p e a l , .as we understand, though, there woukt have been corelag the impettani 4uestion,:;l.nothing extraordinary in such. •e bargain. In fact, 'i 4. t would have been only it yrnfessonal oschenge in men bred to the lavEOf capita on the one kosii for ofserifeicidted . "filevords i suborned traducers,' In the Princess of 'A L ES'S letter; it is•said,'lll a paper of .Saturday, nn reference to the Prince himself. " The im putation was thrown, kv leB6, by the edreeates of the Princess, on_a Noble Earl, distinguished IN his chivalous gallantry in' behalf of the Prime, Ii al tuded- to certain hints tt. , Belv.edere-house apd grounds, which lay near Oit 'residence of the Prin cess ; and it occurred to the Noble Earl, that by an examination Of some of the domestics, evidence ntightlie obteined. Nothings, however, mime of the inference ;. and the Noble kart; in Consequence .of the charge, entered a minute of .expianation on the council-book, vindicating-Aiming from all irrega• farity in the enquiry he, made." . New York Papers to the.3otb of January have been received, , containing intelligence from Wash. 4 Illehtb. On the ioth, a -of cloastied from the President, dlicuidneyateltbo cleared -doors, took rtecempanied wlth volumi laterally believed to re ' 'Trance, which, it was mantourible turn. In the Senate, e dont them; establishing, as is ember or 'foreign sea in the United States only to 4540. 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',1 . , -M r4lI F WM . . 04-' 6l o**lsiwo wkilkaohlithettefecern the , _ ' -. 7 --t---- , -"- , w-a-ir - -Ar n id , :ponerar.tYmi)cgoliiitev , is at Loaf ° . ; , ~. i"" -- 1 • 301irwll' A.: ...L.:, • •.. ... .-, great 0 ‘%- . --__ 7 . illidelpd*PirOt a. 1111 .0411104 Alie bon de lkts tie. iv.lh iftt '`,l: , .k • I. .• 1 • '''. ''"'' L ON DO N: ' .' ' ' ..... .. "-.1 *Pt ,. t Jra,Men at. Sawa. . -.Oar deilifrg . Pa - F .. .4y• ri ' ..: --:'.•* '. • ( Alifiselßß. t ..... 4 .•• 904'0 iced -for 44eg.tboboicaar;:which here reauCed 4 . - .. •• - • Asalladkirs 11 " 418 43 0 ' 1813 .. ..' *:' t - taw - even Pulled ( 4144 * 164 sel*4„ ',..i l ' a th .. - I N 't ,, • : - rt*Oaava 44o a a 41 4 ilf 4 - e t= iyatt*theaohappyascessity of impOsing further bu r . .approlach the Austrians . tati4 l . .11'0 41 4iM..* . per . .. Ji ra: lllll4 riv:efigil . 1.1"114. 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SUPpliele which yon. have . granted, ing the positive niiiinerliaihich 'the navii Wit . . lia• shifted to the town, of. Willeaboati r , 1 .„. it apt w og ei b ilm i t t e l i nos to i iske tta m bod o . !,,gb er . 04 . 414 ifAen . OM : afCOUOk 4 the money ar i g h t: f ront tma ii Reim MI sir , Fog aft tit o 04,1,4 oWs prim at are ,sem.4 in the Crown noonced that both th o se imPottaist p o ti i i .b il d : ear ..; moat toot by Count .. Worbezew . hgp e „.4tesi: „ilia a . al i: yis a t7' solvieekta; sad i t Ir sbig emince kt ofd oosei t 6 , e it illwiee k -my t.4lo -ioteeti p oss a4o lo s... dired vice t . h:t su th : • • ut c i p4vi i t i so i i ian y, i Prince.rof Z r t i f b c o hat oi ert; I ; l4i Mi l dta 4a ni Th , Cfle orii :RI !, i titt l.:PlaS tis -:.r eitallat t; looll , nelmormirste t r eb•gredi: teledi velsosilia tif that znie. le WOO tendered to hoc. Allies.* .......,......a:.... ....A . .....i,:441 ILA r rlvirm.a. At . Prag el 1 POR'lei• -- oso we shall hear no more frpm that inept coming :to .. the important question lifirtil".; reason and other high uoniented— before tbeitalebuielittee t ' with - the 'double 4 4. • Aig :. ait .... a days ago published A.. Panecis ' stone a i llaAV: 7 , ::: - tiaatiataa wel l as .. - h al ail tnegicyrinitt e t i r pfikatbe 2 '; , ,- „_, t , , e t 'ite_ .7tkruoupOctirsp ~ T , 4 Sell answer to 14 , 444rdhttice of . "9/ 1 9 4 4,- . 4 1 ! : !0 14 ' ',:liPttlial llama* atioate Goa' WA e its tenoer and propriety,Jeie eon-. 'tlemaa alWi aatiS - ' • llanta ."" from ` other *Pea bad 1 • .1' a% n'r Tiallialllinll iirlsiii mirk+ lava than:their eiti-ssinnitinianteal and nuderstaudisierp_ rte Austrians surrandeeet.. lure of ;be - -- sobje; - Will' admit. -- 47*, Iski r i - ost r i - o7; - j are - not - in whiteof spiel,* andienerotay. • beau received,- contairling Well Nowogrodek. Gen.' " oor power, nor stiquit ettbm of its be kid aftsswerable to tbe ..• •.• •' ' ' '''' ' • - ' • • .-. ,ingtop•to .the t-1411- of that Slobi ... s • , , , mho, but was making ." 411 1" 41 ' etails 0 11at ' ire! W ilet 1.44 11 44 A 1 ,0 1e i f' eli ch °tiler. • , I litiNi' tbefoligneligg Balletin as showeAtßte 11 1 4 4 " tial mumili* wow adoteei !." ?fulfil **tootling** inclaYi innisserisister wer •„!_,-.. . • av y,,, • . . .... :• - • ., upon which a dheallielartlMltir lk• Generil Rellniers 4. 4attinetioggeess*liititerosel b, _ . intereted ' tiaii ". 4 4 " UPII , ~ _. - : . 4 ssal / .. .- ns, 2000 Poles,. and . tt sallidheleetigreehoestestestateeasmoit/ • ,veb A te4 yyiAtrll _III Iluele )u ... 'lir . ? 'I. inbillOroling. NOVO 6, . twice. This message was Otelleti okuniew, Lwow,. " b. s esk it . ol 4 6 , oltayi i tist . rent i k • dr ► oby, i ., -!! Ws Memory . ; dna ftie• , lagr-srelinti t has hoes tutus documents, and was , geweri 46 WWI* kepplOing • 'Way AiXer , Whit* 1 own p re • •• • generally tranquil; but rather less se:ctettng,the Wet late to the negocintion with 'Fr ty is arrived at Brest. N l a * ,i • • ;.. • iborsoo - woke . - week.* ,-• . r ..,...-.. ,:. ' . . rumoured, bed iitlc44 'fin . .P 6 :oramatml of his corps. 0 rewi l hzligeposisit ` at.' • • - . i en ti geoso of a. - ressesdayithwllitiliiifTherttiotrAnd en nudism , cnlnfilanna •with•e•rynnintior of sead,quarters were at i . ---.;.' ' ' 'Ai P :j.:' 4 of the Piiilollftli . Of i iq Agisfw.,ll44lo. . ment had been laid . before tbsins ' ~iri , d , d il l i ti '* llo-1 0,0 1 .inifh ''' * 111,6 3 40 Yestordei Itictradiai a aigaloill4riosk ae sin. Pretended, the fact, thatthe inn . men.. - - a el o ar- Illinthalinn/OO** 4 ~_lh.t 144 .1,. 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