The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-10 00:00:00

ditedadi +att. sinkisectittewat 'their cal teclthe Carfilipeale, iii.iangtlß• Meet 14. sioo, 2 . 6 4 :011,1 aißkieo. is oar brick thelboate4hit were seek kpreletne them were -40 paiseetwae-Thatroops titok4rarelanied.lotl back. bs i t heldreer. 4 - the laleede ittti corsaiessati • _Oro vt finisos Amon Mr. Wise's. boose p On% p, boSt ;41r; thhoesw foist shot ever brat way, and tbey AitPliii* seilitstett . • 40 14 i W.* &NU bed ell day 4esestero /real the atelvy. .411116100.14 hare myself takee in 35, ettel.llB • prif sitiwomkeioneing to the Geßtipeds., . "Whe-011eers of the Constellation ,firedtkale tfi r o pounder More like rileeten than artillesifsts. I &mewl sate snob wheothts, and seriously Whew they sleety the wan& t i v . the e t eni t tg their boats ease rattail the point. of 'Nene/mond, anti at suw.setmere•aeon reteaskag. to their ships fell of men. At flask they rtrewerilla there •-along with fires in order •to rep trwey by-the lights, 66 I 167061 Sr, 66 0§80Vr to be, Sir aueobedier4 bumble servant, JOitti CAOSIL " The Ma. W. JAM. SrrPctnry of the Navy. P. S. Cipt. TarbPll his this motAent come up, and inffirtng that the enemy . has withdrawn Ilk troops from Cr. 'try Nand, ant! landed at Neniportnews ) and is Milli( Cougreve ro s cketi. b.„ . • and cificor Prussia. Royal iJighness the Ceowu Prieeeee Peeflik, treiveci tee toile* ing moralism.= • • Ilwthe: suite.of his Imperial: Majesty the r tapenbi of Rossi* were the Geoerati'Pritet* . Wok • Toll, Newerewsky, Lassitey, , ewd 71 1 0apw• de leo, and likewise the Secretary Of Seste t Cqapt selrode.• • is Royal • Prussian I thethampliee of State, *sal teresibikk, Coun Mnishatiletbn Von Multsnlyvi. 7 • , . thitlown Prince of Pisteihtsi4utte *Olds Go-. venter, Gen. Gaucie,anil the Anactilor of State Am-. ellioe. The. Imperial *ustrtait ; Stitte and Conferertita Miniitertount Stadion, the. Austrian Chi.fge'd'AJ,E fatres, Bacon Von Litnettarnotte British Ambeutilwi dOr et the Imperial. Russian Court s _ Lord Catlipst, General 'Von Suchlelen, and Mr. lhorotton,rikej Royal British Minister at the Court of Sweden ' hue likesiise arrived here. On the following morning, the 10th, his Royhl Highness . paid hitt visits to his Majesty the King of Prussia and his Majesty .the Emperor of Railia t and in the efiernann to the Crown Prince of Prussia. His Royal Highness, who enjos the best state of health, mill-to-morrow return. on -his journey. Gripswald. " ~ ~ • FRENCH PAPICKS. • 2 . i ..Btai"-ling 10.--1' trove Girt* list arrive d here from., bond . quarts :• L;eneral • Count Weimo- den, from Kyrelz. -,- Lord OM hint; from Colberfi ;. the Court Marbihal de Orn.hiii, from Reichenbach ; and several Encliih of distinct ion. Vane IL, „lino/. 4i.—sl/e hare received the agree. ahte intelligence that- the Canoes{ will open at Prakue in the• Course of: this week. .• . BAYREUTH, JULY 9.6.—1 t is•sahl that vied Nbs&. diet were pronilsed ify England to Presi bat ll.' thefto the magnificent promises of England LAY* hatelanted to very iittleh. &evict has as yet ontr furnished .her With artillery, ammunition,' arms, and uniform cloth: . *se -could not do less for 'oldish who spill their Isteedfor her. DitEiwaf,..irstw.lll...l.Tivo errand French Army has incriagetll ' its'a i 4Rito almost inconceivable. The Imperial Guenter itself. aloe forms A furmldable. army ; it is eorapiestOf 34 regiments, of which 32 has three battaliiine, lied its park of artillery corn. prebends nearly..oo'okm,- His Majesty the Eninevor continues to enjoy the most perfect health. ' We learn that Messrs. Heync. val, Lagard, and Cahoo t will be attached • to the mission at Fragile. -. , • To-day the Emperor mounted on.horseback, sot• withstanding the continual.rein, to review. Yesterday . his Majesty reciewed a. brigade of - Saxon cavalry, newly formed, a battery of artillery, and a detachment of grenadiers. He was perfectly satisfied with the state of discipline and good ap. pearance of these troops. JuLy 23.--,lt is certain that the Count de Nar bonne, sent from France, on the 17th presented at Prague his credentials, in quality of Deputy to the Congress. The Duke of Vicenza is. still at Dresden. His' Majesty- the Emperor left this on the 20th ; inspected a part of the army its the neighbourhood of . Lackaw, and returned here on the night between the 21st and • Ws 22d inst. At s' MATExcE, JULY ea.—Since' yesterday we rail had the happiness of possessing his Majesty the Em.. pechr and King, who arrived at midnight; accompa nied by the Prince of Neufchatel and Wagram. At noon their Majesties received the Authoritiei of the town and Department. To-day his Majesty reviewed a great number of troops, of all arms, stho"artt at .. present in this town. ' . . .. thy BaussaWscH, - JULY 4A .- Count de &rote 3 Minister Plenipotentiary from Denmark to theCoirt of Vienna, will, it is said, be . charged to represent that power at the Congress. :The day of his ;leper. ture is not filled. Some persons think that Baton de Ltesenkrautz, Minister, for Foreign - Affairk. will Also proceed to Prague to discuss the lutenists £1 bis, Sovereign. , ~. . _ ..: ". ....*;- -. Th '• ' ' ; The English We not yet attackAdt:Driliklitti i their vessels-sail. without approaching too near 't short ; they have established 'cruise* . in the neigh-' bourhood of the Isles, but the Danes are disposed to give them a vigorons reception. Under their eyes, and in spite of their -care,' vessels laden with corn daily depart for Norway, and successfully arrive at their destination; 'Prince Christian, Governer-Of- Dorsi of Norway, •hailasiembled a very onresrisus army, with which he intends attempting an Invasion into Western Sweden, if the Swedish Goiernment persists in itsiniquitoos pretensions: . BAYaEUTH, JULY 25.—Aocordittg to the latest intelligence received from, bigot s 'the pempantlertis for-the Caveat are activelyenintinuod. g!s_i Al persons attached* to the Misdate* etT.ll**ltt powers are MO . 10 Willa ; 10dlga 'Wades very scarce; all the tract Lords from Bohemia CORHISOIsa i habit their hotels in order Co be *Apia's, of the ma! interests !bent to be diammied. .. - " M.deliettstulab l. Austrian hathese for Forfar!. NOW I4 A* I4 . , 6.*: tak ion n ir 4 7 4 4 :# 411111446r go; E r • . ' iiiNiert Wit 11;4ave ill ready bitleson•ennfer ! iiibei 'at the holier :Gant Mettensick. • ..Fiturteen Anlirlah, • Rissiitie l , end . Pramiati Minders !Seised theeigh • this: toe/O*W the - 176, and 'lathiest.- • • • • 3ntw:2B.—'-hince Frederick, of Heme l arrteacthere on 'the evening of the 22di at dwelt of Waadebeck. TidoPrincebis taken. the ieinini • et the Danish auxillaq LIPP. • • JULY 19..—1 t Is believed that on leaving blayencethe Emperor took the Wirtiburgh road, to inspect the corps d'armee of observation.. - :JULY. 60.4—According . to intelligence from t4q . .. wine; iris Majesty reviewed apart of his treppi the' day before yesterday. In the afternoon the • Empe;. rot took a drive with the Empress, on. the bank of-the Rhine • hie Majesty returned in th e swelling to the left bank of. that river. The only Generate' who accompanied, his. Majesty were Catfarelli Count Lobito, his Aid-de-Camps. . We have still here a considerable park of art& I ; lery., PtlUs*Ava. 3.—We are assured that his Majesty the Emperor has left Mayence, on his return to Dresden and that her Majesty the Empress Queen and Re gent will, in a few days, return to Saint •Cloud. tier Majesty, it is said, will return by Cob-: tents, Coiogne, Aix-la-Chapelle, and *Bruen.. Avg. 4.—His Excellency the. Duke of Abrantes died you days. ago, in the bosom of his family, in the department of Cote d'Or. Arr. . Mail. . Due . I. • . Cadiz 9 - • 0 • 1 PUCE Of STOCKS TIDE DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. • Hank , India EatOs to 1 die. S per Cent. Rod. 511 " itidsequer 111111Sidt $ per teat. Crow. 5711 Ditto 5 p • per Coats. 75. =a s 7 Of • 5 par Q.M. Nary 5111. for Ar...i. bii Weir AIM 1 4 1-111 Lottrry Tickets . .. . . • . .. . THE STATESMAN. LONDON: TIMIDLY, AUGUft 10, 1813. A . Grittenburgh Mail and FretTtit Papers arrived last night. The former brings an account of the meeting of the Emperor ALEXANDER ) the King of Pawn a, and Bcasaporra, at the castle of Traohen berg, in Silesia, where the Austrian Minister, Count: STADION ) and Baron Von LIZZELTURN, attended.-- It -is moiled that BERNADOTTE was to rectors-his head-quarters near . to Berlin, and that Butow's cerps . was to be placed under his command, with all. the allied troops in that neighbourhood, and was likewise to have a general' appointment 'in the Allied Army. The whole force Under the command of the j CROWN PRINCE is estimated at 120,000 men. ... v. Two more Gottenburgh Mails and Papers arrived' this morning, by which it will be seen that BERNA. 7 DOTER. left Trachenberg on the 13th, and arrived. at Stralsund on the IGth ult. ; and if confidenoei can be placed in the intelligence brought by these 'Mails, he 'is to have 'a very distinguished command' In the neat campaign, if the war shoulti.be renewed, 1 ihich is anticipated by these accounts, 'although-we,' Pe inclined to think otherwise. - • 1 The arrival of - :General MODEM., and Ms toile at .Gottenburgh, has given rise to a report of his taky4 a command in the Allied Army, and, no donbt, l!e, imil fie a` coniidinible acquisition, if he was Ail- Posed to join his old companion in arms, lilza.tct-, yorrk, in opposition to NAPOLEON, . for whom h's rptouot be supposed to have any regard. There are, • •I ewever,t some circumstances which incline us to doubt tbetroth of this report, in particular that or Siii hailog a large property in France, which woujd 4 ,l l ‘no'donbfi be confiscated. Cadiz Papers aiso arrived this merging, from Whith we have taken the most im portant extracts. .;,'. . . ; -' --•,- The French Papers are from the Ist to the 6th inst. although some of the previous insulters have not arrived. The Emperor of FRANCE had paid a short vidt to his wife, at Narrate, and had net put on his I return .to Dresden. The Empress is expected to re- I torn, In* few days, to St. Cloud. We notice the name of Lord:CnArmant e In the Het •of distinguished arrivals at Berlin.. la this a Mistake, .1 Or is his I ! ordehip determined on befog prOssf. lit the busy #lltiof diplomacy *Obeid to be opuldlit the North, *•011If to Illirolhi M0MP1111..4. 40,4 science ells qtalification fne 4l it ti v i:' service of hit 8011101.4 ? Coesst4 o4* , Minister from Villimik to (M . • V': af‘arratA, will, It Awl** . It. odi Ni• Nl* tteuipotentiary at the ,'', 4 , .. • • nee. `F4is Grand French t rier late" la . S4ased In a. ratio sow ' t . . 4 .7 10.- . 110 1 414 . ,,f Good of (tsolf tuistista unit; it . it of Si re. bilipe'ditel lottallenre • audit s ' teo Oa places. %go. ir*Monerteles, th., aid rrlrfiirti t h e'r-te"ds . be in t: e Mitiorif.'l l.44 . "'t we hip, thst %MIA' nevi fotihried Chi kitinp!;. set Aari,;l4 bamt . evereolll!"olmteia ilt military' iteittfh eb tifrimgefil . e fueling. t• -- - • .• --••• "AFPX4* owysausustou as AIM] . 30.rtitlpertil- i t set be it to hate a tommand is hem the opoe,it e 1614 'that farthic . raingirif o f the kfoliolfa.oet_, • ..4ars.e, 44.-7:rite fAirita• ifttep t at,Cronstadt; &Ts there.. Atdr.7..lieree.. l knoiseeirVas ar. rieed)tt NVP?*FI. _ 14 •, rOnfirmjeents, which ise4s-cosidiseting . tpakisds tag Allied Army. nay. write front thotroaklera„ f.. gobroie l that aro ProPsuiti° sl for woo Prit- urriet r thriaashout all the •Aestrion.kionarcAr stub of widdis former wars ores ale uahmplp t .o.ls not 'doubted but our Government will efite s e t iiiii‘p are %. • •• ick try,.. • osostkl .net,,the Aritliftce b ring übout a Solid and durable ,potec r 4ctorilipg M litters from Vienas, the' gkrriejett has:feirt liki,"Fepitil, and been replaced by . ilk* limenpr'ipeirl. It was on , the 1 1 $ 6 of July kinAccuple4 ;1 1 10 1 4 44 ( . 411 ORO lir . , • Prrgasauncu, JULY 19.;—the Compder in Chief of the Armies,..the Cennsti of Infantry, Bar. cliy de Telly, has addressed to the Minister of the Interior a letter, -dated Reichenbacit, jaw 1004 in which, among others, we smack the foltootteg sap :—" I do not consider it -superfluous toinform year Excellency that our struilea, ,as swell as those of our Ally the King of Prussia, notwithatandiug the !rapid and painful movements and operations which they have- had to follow, are in the best possible state, and quite ready to se appear upon the field of honour. If the. Armistice !does wrt tiring :about a ; solid peace, we hope, kith- Go4's assistanc e , to put an end, by the force of. abruress to the war, aid by that to the calamities which overwhelm the uoi verte." MESERiII, Itstm 13.--His Royal Highness the Crown Prince left Trachenherg on the itth July, and arrived here this day in gond health. In passing •through - Lissa, his Royal Highness directed Lieut.. General Baron Wiusingerode; who is placed under hb orders by the Russian Emperor, to march with his corpe.d'armee ito &ditto .Boyal ilighuess t . peeled back at iltralsn4 on the 16th. nue•4 42 Alers it alralrwwd, 17ab lair. Royal Highness the Crown Prince left Tr:- Cheek% at noon on the 13th inst. on hii way to Lisa., where he slept the Brit night. General Baron Winziegerode had his heail-quarters at that place ; and had, with his General Staff, come out of the town to meet his Royal Highness. I The journey was recommenced on the I3th to Me.. zeritz, where his Royal Iligkqess passed the Hight, and was received by the. Prissian General, Vert Heinrich, who commands the troops quartqred in the vicinity of that town. On the 14th his Royal Meknes, provcd4 to Kn. ningsberg;;Where he passed that-night. The city and the avenue leading to it were illuminated. On the following day, the 15th, the journey was continued to Pasewalk, aqd on the lath, from thence to Stralsund, where his Ron' Highness arrived, ia the best state of bealtb s ..kkiimit past tea o'clock in the evening. elreg place through * said' hit. Royal Highness poletid s the troops paraded, as slid likewise the land milltiaand the levy cn masse organised in the Pres „siati"Sta!es. T e.c eess ve r coneti Tith .treaps, and the joy of the iithaDitente was vrpressed in the most general and lively Manner. : . The preece et .thia.which his Royal I Highness every where receiml, bore marks of that I .eational spirit which in so liemumble a manner dis• rtillit4Shed the Prussian 40pu 11110 - nBOM bath-from their welantert 'nitrite's to- Carards the establishment of the Geotaarde Indepeorl lbitOc"as likewise from "Ilineta the Allied Power's. . The Armistice .hat bemt.prnlgnicadm*lite 10th ~,A.agwat ;:. meanwhile the . Allied ,Aosietlies daily receiving reinforcements. • • 7 St.' Pittesaunost, ' Jur.* 111.4 —tight' thousand RUssiuns are nostinarching for Oticoar t : which wall joith,rto isrrisi* by only few `coisick6 . . reADIX MIATL,j • . CADIZ, JULY 10.—It is reported tint 5000 I 'riGellirogpanish families, who had taken refuge in Bayonne, had received orders to quit that With reference to aletter from Cenci%) Iterate, dated Julie 29 (ts league from Pamplona), kis said, that he hp, just received an ordef to enter Fronde with an. English * division. It appears the Deka del Parqms has mimed to command the Third Army. woaares. • . kis this day Oen stertitep:aretratia.lkote the dealettieitiPapers. The Anterhattia, it apply' by the *kb* - of 1411. Iftitatoirty itr - the "Settetery at ThriT t ehiitt the tiCto - !y seltitlisad at the Ltitii , ..tideitk• - &6 *. ttilt aieeteit , 4 • - .. ' . 7" . '" , r• , . • , .‘ 4-.7' --, -., -: .:*-.... ri... - .... • -. ~.• : 1.,,. : .: , • , - ..,-.....t ts ..-......, ..•:, - • ? . ). . - '-, • 4 111 E STATESMAN. . 7,' • • •1 • . , --••• -..'" • •--- - . .......'- ' .-- •••• ''. ..-•• -•-- • . --- • - .Y.J**.:'-:'i..,. .' ; 1 1 . . ; '-- ' . .. .....-a- ............ •.• ....,.... •n the 20th the enemy got under weigh. In all 13 by the Prince of %aye Wlttireniiteln.‘The add Primes 4116dre, left Brwedell 'on the 1 to proceed to iippreecMeg Ceog sail, and d eoi ked u p t o th e mou th of Jam es W e e r , t has ever since secompaisied .his ttuyo . Bights* eir Triettie, w ith all ido'Ckatieellery. is stated to. is sl o e 2 10 1) .4 eat i ng a fl a g a t the m iaen. At five p. re.' his journey. Oa the 7th, the jeurtset wes oesscif:% .- • 'Coiattllfyiebniti' Mloisterof S • frosatho.King lemma awe.to • , were discovered, making great preparations with ,bY the "Y of KenittlioL'ents cut his Royal WI . .44,sirlivis .hlislitrivill at Prague • * ' • Daildaiii•tra • f - f f d ii V ilma, troops tor landing, having a number of baits for was received by Cron. Gaiillt 'Fneessoti, attandsberC name all it. Aorta there.; be •• t m .tims_ water • . tal Gra, a the purpose. Finding Gurney blond. rather week on the river Wards*. Ou th e Ipk, kis Royal 111gbV . Ifit:caribbade, Vow bees . teltammtel7to:Steseetsi of 'which manned, Capt. Torben directed Lieuta. Neale, *.;thu.. was tratetra, leer* lic -Of bltesustts3o It iss i tin4 . mid *efractin. • • ,:, ••'• - .: • I park of artillery 1i bikk, and Sanders, with 100 seamen on shore, et: on'the hi tmo thri`igh 4‘i : W 101 . t _Rogliaik croak'' ' ,:. . I _Kortgibtfills arrived I littaalatuartl i.: at ciations now oe t 443fra 21 p. ttr. to a small battery nn the north -wust I cal ► 4l l kr,"" "It!‘t il l e , '..!..tolaartalir fort 9 -" 1 .4 (111 r7 41r aac tibli , i ' O . Wai11ai11"..41611114 I ilerinina te in are point of the Island.. Tuesday, 23d, at the dawn, • ward to '1 9w464 :: •• =14. 1 .ist ad - • • 'imibuder. '• • " • ' 1 ;• . the enemy were discovered landing round the point ; ._ _ ...: ' highest possible sti New Iterke...;;llol4l, .Idric.2ooinite King . • -dot Mona to I - - of Nsbsempnd River, said to be fear thousand of Eirandet;burgh, his Kips' ljighngss viewed goes& - rotilail.. tu reY_.4* linfgeriaoo. 1 , . 1.--- 7 '.. . i rthd Allied Power! troops; end at eight a... the barges attemptyci to • rel. battalions •/ the Rabies; mitliiti, aog at &but* ," Tie' Dike' • i tmellarlarki. pabed throng% . here ; then* bY.BOIInrAL keed.ove frost of ..the Wood, o u t of it iolki- 11 kewise reviewed a.medmeat (.4 Hussersv7bolo - ,f 4 AT ago Illnitir the name of the Coant VAT. 1 1.0. pat thei r . minter re n e l l from the gee-boats, whist Lieutenants . dale , She i is di di GeiTeiilofilen, -to be placed ender 11 rbobilit. ai . - ; • , - ••• brit*, and Binders wills the sailors , tuut•Lisotenant f•comintintle ••:149wricreille imam, - the fro9Pa ,Pk 4 . . Th• rlay beferd - iv.: 1 . today Berets dellardtabirgh •• ..... •. ' . is•E B re ekeobri i ke i uddith ea m e t n eg 4 to a nu yeli e giyic The . . ntsro . atit t rtsattlt _w_itich he passed wen in tkeren. lit w t . to!tiOi hiss& .,. _ tpmtlers. • ....• . .. - _ . .u .. 7. - 1 . ,°, 111 !"!* 1 150 its etretben v opened tke .fire . , whidt was eft won - aniiiiPluara ell, and livery thing showed ths duces . uojim . 401,/ 22,—, tdo - ~.., mai,pere , reports directed' that, tie , enetay . *ere glad. to net-ef t after jOy of she inhabitants at his Royal Iligitneto's jeer:* oar inhibitor at ; or- Barow ear Rosettlerent% 4111141.11 ed Army. • siabinfokeesihofi . t h eir lamest hoots. , One. of the% I: ney.' -Betweite Land/berg : and . Fralsenherfii- his leek 4litsVarlat.Foreign Minks, are Wended to re- *lest seems - to .thi calteiltko Cattipeele, Admiral Warren's boat, 44,4 1 Roytt Highness was escorted by a detachment ottba preilkrowe &art at the Congress. - • • • , A . 114 1.. wit( mat lu .busgtik 'Ordeal •74.00, the greater int of . whom • Pisebsthenred Rosters, and •r Genitor liovroii.ly.li . Paintil; Jail 211.—. The Duke of Vicente is aeon. "."-.,, -'' - - '''' zo t- e leot ;ley her . siekitti. Twenty isoldiufwent iDou•Cossacks,,: •. • - , ~H. • - • traPeutea - .. . . heti 1 is' fart of blatuldralia has already' . -Imills. " / " 111i. MN* saved, end tilm.boat hsoled,np. From Immediately en his Royal iiiiimeesle avcjegl;'!_lvis . attlitrid. '.; • •.•.. • . - ... ,_ , • with a 4:souped,. the,healaehet were whelk II ermine thorn wore ;40. was receired-by their Majesties the.getperer 0fX2,...: • ' 'Count. Nitbimaii . lie liktitimiOn of the .Daneeitiota copy ..il;'... i ta. - -.. A- T -.ltAitlisaaNTlßlA-T rk . .11141616. I,:tu erL. f1a.......•1 .e - , ssian MairLy ♦a as State, 041016/Vim Catnot itraiket, ind'' tMb &kat .~++- 9 . Leoier ARBce. 1 4 b4111; Done ti Timerraw saw :11.0WICarly this , morning the enemy made an attack by land and water. Upon Hampton. One party landed about five ►nites.andsa' that place, while auotl►er proceeded directly by ter. Our information it derived from a person who saw what passed frog► this sido of Hampton Rohde. Ile states thatrthe firiug.was ltept up , for else hotir and 45 minutes, when it :ceased, and he distinctly uw the barges row into khe creek and land at Ramp ton. The firing from tits fortceasod with that of the - Musketry. We cannot state what became of the troops stationed there, but it is to be hoped they hare escaped. The force was, as we understatul, , bet weep six and eight hundred. Trre houses were sat on firs by the rockets, bat sses informant thinks the fire was extinguished. "ATTRACT or A -;setnea *Oita IRICUIIOND, I'O A diNti,EICAT 01 ITU DATia RIOTIROND, -PINE 27. " Hampton Is not destroyed, but in possession - of the enemy, who may easily our the country as high up is Little York, In which neighbourheod good meats, water s Six. may be had in - abundance,. " The .Pritish attacked the place in two detach ments of 40 barges4ach s one landing belover, while the other came immediately up liampton Creek. Oar corps of militia, about 500 strong, behaved with great gallantry and intrepidity—gave the enemy a warm reception at both points, and, when unable Co tneintain the contest longer, made retreats in email detachments in a handsome stile. Our loss is . said to.ba small, 25 to 40—very few, if any officers., Major Corbin is not killed, but wounded in the asin and kg. The enemy, it is believed, lost 100 killed and wounded. A company of riflemen took a fa vourable position in a ditch, behind a fence on a rising ground, along the road whence the enemy pissed, and opened a galling and destructive Are epee , him." COITEAI3URCII MAIL. • Gorrevsyncri, Juor 27.—The American mer- Chant ship Ilanniba.flins arrived here from New York, 30 days, hating Geo. Moreau on board, together with his boite. From the Continent we have news to the 19th : every thing appears to be going ea well. Reinforce ments are daily joining the Russia': aed Prussian armies. Gen. Moreau has not yet landed, 'bet will be in town to-morrow. The expedition from England, under the Aisphiinsl frigate, pwised the NVingo oa their way to the Bank I on Thursdity last. A crox,a,- Juvir 20.—1 t is reported that Mattatil . Let weer' Dcnmark and Sweden are settled, and tilti _ Co, n Prince gone towards Berlin. • Bow; JULY 19.—1 t is singular that the report .... of the victory in Spain reached this place threw.y. four days sooner from Dresden than any other qu* ter, nod that the first accounts made the French in much worse plight than-Lord Wellington's distpatOtei . ' represent them. A translation of the Gasotta ma immediately published, and caused a very joyful ,en ration in the minds of all classes of people. It is said his headquarters to (row this), .and is to corps and all the is besides to hare a tilled army. Here the, great preparations are of hostilities. Prussia idling what she was in the The King has been his abode he resiewed zerdous, and fine looking musket or entered into RACHENSERG, lir SILEELA, JULY crown - Pr** Jeri , morning. He slept 'here iris Keys,' High ' hit Prussian Majesty •! the Crown Prince is to remove hi Telirbellen (about seven miles from bave under his command Bulow's • allied troops in this quarter, and 1 . general appointment in the allied people are in high spirits, and gre making for the renewal of k seems again to be approaching w days of 'he great Frederick. Tli 1. here for a few days ; during his 1 about 12,000 as gallant, seldom fellows as ever carried - a musk ad TilF. CASTLE Of TR4CIIESIBERa I _1 I.—His Royal Highness the I Gripswald on the 6th July.in the the first night at Prenislau, when • aketi was receiver am the part of is • h , h k Ity t elf re. its e let Mit it le. „ its 1 44 tot at. Itt, hat /et not art t out unt on , 154 IA lat. the in nc. 11111 of the ictt Me of t ti c J v: , , P. l a ii