The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-31 00:00:00

Y •1 This exposition ougbt. to be sufficient to convince Denmark•, of the wrong which she has done to the Allies, and to the good cause. Every day i► an age lost to the interests of that government. F t. 3. tkeh departsesis shun there', poputtims W et E.S Mouths of the 'Friel Upper Xisel liktieft Ott otdt ,• -Pittaiseltript • Pi . r Total r There ore other articles x-. • - *DUMII PAPERS. ... . - -......-- Tite.HA DEC. 27.-The following important infietatiori h regard to the shuatints of Antwerp is aim ived fro mows worthy of credit, who reached Breda frOth the - .ity oti the lid and l'lth instant :- •••• --, - ~ .. falf• the 161kii;ite the "Mehl trig lekitegifeiviri 474 0 .45 Year; oT :eget it Shit*Or '?I sail of the line, with some frigates and quota of each diatrict to • gamboats. . They • .., M are provided with, tietheient Rinse ..,, • • TI NA I munition, and with a groat deal of gonpowder ; _ .L ...- 4 , ‘ ,,... • op A FaIFAT6 * ;eh* reprd to." . wfikh, the Freach heti, 'given out, r4 _ l ” / P DT . . AT FRANKIORT. re probably to keep the inhabitants In awe„. that they .. fc 7 7 will employ it to blow up the town; Thi' ships' , • BATED D • • 1 64 I congratulate you, . Oretlte,. Own estineital at 900 men, who hate almost all ' ...troops. .•. -,. 1 .. 1 . bras trunk' re to the land service, otii, si•c or eight country beieg again restored iteDA 1. corps oi it 4 %met • niment of the 'souse ; 9 men belt e 1... c al a s a watch to each ski . The land- ‘ . ll , . , ~,,, . id . h a f ar hi s •w= . his the n atm P,,,. Yt. ll °°*t.'i.° ll i. lie lurk* rata reicN- Paris Ma' ' it to loom - -- *A. k_ g _n_l r _rit , :; 141 ' 4 _, t ‘... . troops may be about 9:)00 mien; they consist of some ' 1 .. 14 Y. °I I ' ',.. llja ' wilt "' • *tr '' ' ...mon .4‘ .. ,_ ,_ _... .orta I.2oWiet.Wl-4 Prince of utange as some ii emnt L. .o Insiders of the glued, and a regiment of chasseurs of „ which he w 4 641 , Iti . buil directed' t ‘Wareff "' If. puss c"e " a " MP guard cotoplete • ; moreover alt the depots of the losses, usur oati a ul in 1806 remains still so stroagly stetted our athanced posts, ;'shoot MOO Keyes% tee - op', d -• •- a • ,• • 141 - a' Mitre roe of Al l ita ilta tv:4of` the 'Freoelt r eit e ilu , guard, !Ilia : other troops which have been marched' •, .• .., . ~ I t . _ lately after ,tha eapais i as .itatirtgwhoin.were' 3Uo rsll:l7.. They tereseell s op = wield s e tt se • . . frees ' ale, Vi4OCiCtIOCS Brussels, and the adjoin t to his stignness,sna mimeo of the-Freer:4o.s, sew! kith . 02,1 tkit tiumyrenih . Add' with artillery, id' imatediatelY' kiwi a flag 'of t b s , s i nn p os id os i u e l haiewi t t . •-• '-- 7 .. . Mitch. nos to pro le the '' I • " an d ..100 don ' , I , i eces, in,to city ; between J hither a Deputation to the ' the ' truce, to common the Own"; hot net being . willing to ' s hit est hope . a fes cauth ea : . Net • • tect _ie Allied Porten, . fat * perPre: of alebdolial , •• a t i m it - them in, all . isagociations were immettiotely gins [ garrison hind shotit ' s,o(ke h4r , ll4 . h T 4 o l. , T h ese hl ;arid isnersi-.aiiithistty • the I 13th regiment, composed viel. . • 9 said Princess their Sovereign.' - • I ' now been Added afieut •.1 (kV' con'se r ip ts . w h o Petr•rioys, of the youngest Cansetiptioo,who are not' • T) cc . ,„ hal St. c y r with :o4 ou ., broken oft'. Bs mutat., trice. 6 . -esars •. . • • - wile milli for bearing pries, but. ere exeessisely tlitt-• The enemy bate* possession of the /Wage if .L A InClii;ef io-the service. - The iiihabitanti of Aittwerip-- rats Dumas' Durosnel, end, Banshee:, ;he had pro. ,_' and so a 'shalt time threw ' up fete batteries ' had never er seen ft shat fired• .ha -. 9 ' . 'Whom had only ,been ale 'iteekt dragged into th tei; *ere s 4" P . 1- """ be""'"*- .. ale Ina great degree destitute of provisiona;'4lolhe c_ i ttetled lor the Rhine after the capitulation of Armee -• Hip, .. egotist the town. „At leil s tispee four . o',clock th; . carcely 101, s ' ad 'the iiiijoiity of „ w hi s i hur t eci 0,,,i-rye,,meal bare bee's collected far Den, had their jourway countermanded by cite Allied the town, and, at HWY l e hie e i these mere attended:4 !regime ts o f dig,,. I -- . the troops. le. best spirit, however, prat ails among Poi and passed . through this town a few ,days ca l,Pr d e... S n oliol . " „ ctta . 7 4 .. i • three, tied ;they anzioustyriolig for the period of de-• ago, au their -route for Bohemia. The whole 91 . the of lancers. To nib' those :then,. sheet alliird of , 11 ;e7e 4 4 11111 , - "siTlirer w e vr r; k i w a "llllP iloar ll64 • thet Y the ittwil . mul i ke ll 47 . •'• .lle e ew en sd r" , i br h tens and M u llaa 'h iaa t t fe4 i atill ' ar : a • th e „, •, L g tr r i ' i h rd tne l4 : t 6 allne U PS I a few . - liFer3O n el l from the French . ' . prisoners taken in Dresdea, are to . he marched • into i balls fell on the walls. The cannonade on the 'town': • Asiniiiii • Dce.. 4 23.-There are reports ' here, that fines of Turks . . titulary to th e cuii . y .. . . d • Condoned' until helf.pset seven o'clock,' and Was ree i th e • , - less g - w ar i r t i k ee th n e we e s xpe r t r k e •t h r ed oli . : .ht of we im M m e tt ßiedi ditttPly t- ' f d o ri r e c iii in; the ladvsncted ..stiartiof a Russia(' force of 30,000 i On the Upper Ett.me, the of . t,he..Alise . turned by four pieces of 'artillerf (the only *ones le a tnwn, hi ehieh there• 'were hat four guns that men, deptitred. for Holland, has reached Munster ; Army will be through Switzerland. Cireumstancee . then had), besides a fire of musketry, in the ' •most • - ' - ise,dthey will cross die Rhine by a bridge of boats at show that the neutrarite, of ! Switzerland can 'as little '.. , effielest manner aiid 'with incredible quickness.. ' ''•coeld be Pitroughtoo tear; mid a- garrison only of Eriiin'tA; . . ' • ,he acknowledged ita the ...sieettelity o f the stales o f _ . r,. . _ _ . la , _ _ • the Confed eration 9 .. P. Snit - The enemy, being in the villa ge of ••liager which . Burghers and a few Coetipeslpe, . The details are given tit l lengiii in,the Gaiettg"; and I - shalt merel y 2ooo ofappearingthe oars on bri4. l go Firo . lititi below Nimeguen. , land must not be permitted to interrupt the great ; ', t , . , 21st cad the ioltowing day, they gate up toe enter • • -.--...• -, • Account= teem' Wesel that the garrison• of attaok on the general y energy of the . world. t ' rerrys, they were 'eon drivenhisek from thence by • the t h e Cossacks, prize. Some sessele, with guns and amitunition, state,and the approach to all gates, except- . in t 4 .war of 1805, cannot be forgotten, that .. , !there is dally,weakoned by the desertion of German tug the Hague gate, was ' free. In eonseqicenCe, on :dispatched by the - British from Witheltnetad had and Duat troops, ' ' • • - .! Prussian neutrality was set at nought by .Bnuaparte l , . the same evening, two sesiels !tittle with'artillery, ' ' 1 1 Dotettiorr, - Dic. 24..-Ris' Highness our Prince. . who marchtd a french army through that neutral . i nod one with gunpowder, arrived here without•hin. i tack, and. enabled the Burghers to .emitter nieceef • •is expectkl•to-morrott at ' Wilthimstadt, for the per-. Ulm we the use. ' territory, acrd the r events it i t th.s tei e i re ll ave c ; is I draece • and, at the same time, the MOO Cossack resistance on, the second day thadem" the first - pose . of inspecting that . phiei, and 'the other for- . quente . !be app tat ion o t a . a. ug returned back to us, from ' their incursion into Bra. T 4 p'ilse course of that da too . edit.. 'eta brought -• 4 - .Y 7 1, tresses on our frontier in succ e ss io n, that they taai , . manifest. V ' B 1 i t f es • id th ! bunt. . 'l„that the British front Steenhergeo.Weri'inittiecieg Oa '"lhe placed in the best state of defenc:e. ' . IlAave, Dsc. 23.- Gen. on ti nee,. as e e _ . of the _ with and acts , F .. i . it , tht a.l he unloading • According to authentic accounts, the enemy broke; following' Proclamationfit . . troll. IPPOl 4 Olittel s at munition was immediately proceeded in, .and thbritere 'since tetired into Antinaitits;Plessitit by. the -. up from before Breda, on their retreat to • Aufween,f U tre c ht:- '• •• ••„. ~.____. .!•,•'- 1 ;• 1427'_'''' • • ' 1 ,*•••,., e , morning, at half-past seven o'clock, when the enemy ~.Ressiaii cavalry and Cossecitscseittehlt . . IV been deeP •on Tlidit* morning; and yesterday, at three in l . " INUAISITAZITS .07 r fAIeVIIIIS f., a Ra,. Wi lli " .:'''' 1 nude his attoGk fi rst with small .armsr. , and shortly :.in Brabant), and With. the Iceitieg.initty-killedind .... • the afterttoon,' crosssd at Zen Bert. Their force 'Stasi Heaven has at length fallen on him, who. pride aod.l..after• wi:h howitzers and cannon, we wee already , wou nd e d. • • &tea MX) cavalry,. mostly leaders 300 regular in ambition devastated the world- : boat , • • • • r enabled to answer him so briskly front twenty pieces : - The capitulation of - Oresiten. bas 'tielitefigady 'firittry•Sed a nonibernlifouil i nien • natinnal guar d s , seized and destroyed the most sacred things,,eo wont of artillery, 'that more shot were fired from the. known Co have been riiiiiitledf.ttit*tht 'grilatls of &C. 'Pei troops • tune ndTanced '•go H egel w h ere . as he found an resistance to his jealous and bloody : _ ;Milts then against it: This attack continued with • this Measure, on the part of the .4,:ilies appear not • tbefbitid ; 17 divad,•:of the 33d regiment. In ell; proceedings.. Ilu• h * -----Y - l i e ° be" wat t eNd . " 7 "." 4l tiO. l - ° " -. great spirit till about two o'clock, whim the @ltems:ie.- to hay• been generally' outrage d. • It •.itur le the • ports bf Shi territory Wherithe'eneley hoe been, be ; meraide legless, which he had a second. tiroa,,luought: & eredeceased, and about three o'clock iro•moreshets •bums, that alt the guns and. ammunitiOn..shoold be left 'Vie . .listiril marks of his - 'robbery and 'love of.. under the vengeful swords .of free people. -For the , Were heard ; so that most s probahly the enemy Is roW ~.' given up pr cisely in the state. in which they were at • Pletide....• • Tha Again' of Rage hail suffered consi.. second time a new gener ation i s test s :nod a misery has ,_ r his r etreat ; and OrOlikeoise'llope, tildes goon es ~.: . i . the 11th . of NoveMber.' It was : lsOweller;Aliscovet. ' sletably. - - ••- ; reached its height; insomuelt,-.,tisat it - •,11-only neces- ; i .. he shall begot sit the liege into the open tat -- i t i iiT t h v - til l . a ii iiet tIY oiCaPied-thera p... . . ,„ . • . . ."( a_ ll,, retie 2 SO /V.l, .I ' The gerrisott of Breda, by which they were so •, sary to utter the name of ISie ' POl**44,l° hair t he e- : country, he will be made te,pay' r dear!? !Pr • 1 . 49 in"- selves with`throtting It greatliertnflhe prroder into bristly fepulaed, consisted Of a division of Russian. c rl t t i * n s of many millions - f hicautt"'"li'l whose hap-' valence, as at fire e'cloek this morning•threCoesacks -- flier Obi, and spikitin number of thet•gaili... This ''' - i*VaVy . ,' two regiments' of - ilaisisien iufaiiire, core- Pines, whose dearest tie*, hate been sacrificed to the t ) Went in silekce tlittegh • the Bosthpoert, and ere • con du c t e onsed.the.indigeatissoiof,theiglieS,._audi in marided by General Betikendorf, and a newly raised ambitious sod destructive plane of tikt man. • i gone through Giuneken into. the wood, with inters- odtlition to the repeated:l)7,olgs ocformer treaties national 'regiment of 'OO met. The latter, though ; " liihabitants, of- Flanders !-Gif * 11 : 4 14 # 4 k s lians to wait there for the mement . of the enemy's deparr . • 6, the' Preneh,,inueceir !item, !O . :I/ghee it eapitula nr•stly consisting of veyy young men, ..who.had..soco '• with w:10M yoi were • fermerly . anitidr you are the !•ttr r e, a nd attack him as soup as he shall a trite at the ration Whicklent bOen stbSO+Kiy fa'vou'rable fora Ma' •• - Ij. . liti service l behaved extremely well. . • .. • i oyes, oae that still greens under. ha:despotic yoke ; ' Hoge. . ' ' rounded •army r und Was elreldf::lsfolteielry.iftelle.. Sh . • •.; . t. 3 ! ... 4 r 4 V . ; DEO. 27.-lice day iwfore yesterday, we. you are the only one from Whom he can at pleasure . .D oiumitcu t e Deo. ti.....-Nttll 9 l"e . ens, fleseeter!'%a, „r• • s doehe &ppm rs. to bare beenornteentin edittitestat sponis , • viite*(l4 the `joYful tidings , that the Preach bad . take children, brethren, and relations, to lead.them . --i L: rife Bahl daily, from Bretant :' last eight , arrifeo.l.,ters that thoSeueeps, i ati lbw mentent ottheirtaiwit tereemited the gr e ater _part or the terr i tory between ,to the field of. slaughter, or cause them to sat• - • among others.; two Dutch sea °Rivers . from Antwerp,- ja g . the .-F r eneh..soil,„.isiiirigX t hisa ber.o....pvide di's ' the' Mike and Ile. Waal, It is supposed, :that this: &reorder the . tuireries of shame and disgrace, ,iato - who have left the enemy' s siatniards, and bring the posable 'without reg a r d . t 4. pi r,ho g e l % st l, „ , c ) . 4wa , • retrelli...' of f .the, Preach has Wen, ciust4 by the which hi IB ifilitiable ambition unavoidehly , leads following ;Irourit of the forte there assembled by the ..offered his cheiciefelencting in 'llisloette+ 4itcatio;l matioiLtfieti 4:tlitti.Allied troops ou theleErbank of . ,tkem • ye are ter ally one who have not , been en. ' enemy.. It has 'been augmentei( to the 'limber •Of It *Diestlem, oi . Orslieecideting•et - disc "'Atom*. .:891e ' the Keiii: • They:are in possession of Raseetein, end cour sed btthi tweit hope of recovering your, an- i 15;000 Men, by the iiiiral'irf' seine ,thoestutd. con- ..ie er • 'th e Sys e i k chiettren. , 64>iikige riiiiti it hare.' _'fitted . . __,___ ___.„. • their piquet% are advaL aiteslar as Grave. , olearystbsPerny% opts of gotnering in peace the knits . scripts who hare .net servectsix weeks, eeti..are. net... so - bother siege is doubtful r but, at alf *mite; Mir oWil • TiftllAyEi PFC. 26.--Voluntiry contributions •of your indistrY tea eudeevours, and again . being' yet clothed ;by some; remains of the Imperipl Quart', t r eachery jiad..uoir•.put 44;,oiter4otire rint 'nf his MO dripy pound into the treasury, for-tire purpose happy and independent under a paternal Govern , . . such as 30 Mamelultes, some Lanciets„ same Bulans„ ., power. .As he haid.desteneed .tit r e !ewe petition of of moodily iiiihpiiig our national ermy. Among meta. Will,. ye tiny longer bear this dishonourable . and some Guards of 'Honour ; and it was about the his own melt's, ire Serrentrered o n ice spot, with ~. evi.l. . off-rsoi - "tidy, o re . the name of Vandegro, has giver' . slavery.? • Demi:tint:the Isonourable.example.of your ; the third part of this force that made an attack opou about 30,00 u men ;Tend he and fits . 01040 efficira •-• 8900 guilders for that purpose ; and fdessrs,Bicker . friends, who of beady enjoy the advantages of the late !• Breda. • • n',d With hate eft:led to raise and equip, at their fortunate and honourable days, inflame your courage; , According to accounts received this morning from Bannat, from which their next movement May be to 4 99 ;n expence, SO men for the army, and, maintain are you not inclined to follow it? Without douby Znalau the enemrhas sustained a considerable loss , ' Siberia. ... ' them foe 'a yi.er'.' From these, and other offerings, the blood of your valiant and honourable ancestors !in killed, And prisoners, in his retreat, and lost alsO:f Thera has been * report .beret that. Witt; hied may he retimated„the s p i r it o f the Netherlanders, who,. still flows in your veins ;ye are still that heroic 1 two .pieces of cannon. The Russian cavalry ' Win countermauded this' ISesepolßan_relisfoeeemeets for 1 telse;as,of old, are determined to make every effort people, of. whose glorious deeds history has pee' i pursued him briskly. • A number of French P ri ' I Beauharnois, Ileclartek•hireself;neietrel, : and opened •,. • ' for the'ledepoidence of their native land. : served the remembrance ; a people worthy to join I soners must have been brought i nt o - Bre d a y esterda y , his posts tothe Ail* The•hest part only is and, . • (An article from Leyden, of the 22d, gives a long the glorious alliance of nations who have re. ; evening. We hear, that during the two attacks on : The principality of Hildetheirnhas been lately ridded ••••ece.rent of tho splendid entrance of the Prince Sove- covered their, 'freedom. •Ite should also be. put ' , Breda several of the tiredcitizencz to the walls ete the King's . tieenten Mtates,:iiid.atilstich - take Pes , . . ... r , . veep" tf.the74etheriands into that city,.on the c2lst, in activity - ye . should also break your sham e- I :ltud fOrtifications, end httof, . great courage on ', sess i on o f by c oun t Woh n odos. . • !.• • •:.. • ....... . . .. . • ' 441)171;1400cl by his •son, the Hereditary Prince, of . ful cheins-what•do you. fear? What should cause , the enemy. -• • •-.. , - _ . - 1: - . RepostiCapitulationc-whickheaaceadeded;s etr j eit - : iis, %% iihevnit iserved, that "lie had given many proofs your courage to fail ? , We are ready to support you 1 '.We expect esery.Moaiiita as. attack en. GOMM l.,. to..ret i t i cat i,„, at l es ad.q tr attens i hislilsPeulltsogliefi ; ' its4iiiyhis6eiwa Irk descendant of the heroes ---Lie are reedy to' fight on your side for theme- 1 i s ••' '• • • t i t l is ail rea d y . • • • "--•••• •- '' '. • 'lobes been otfered . the semetermsetrOt• Cirlty* ••• •- •' - 'erf ilie z iWysTriatisllease . of (lister...". The - Earl of very of yoor freedom ; and we have. assur edly de- i., v% a•Th• b • - lelna l - ...1 have ma de the.choice. * • r iLIJAMSTAAT,: eac......1.--- ere &re IN II ~-. ' presume'. to . ree•.,. W Ot4iAliti n il4 l torfl ' to lir .were mow those who . Serveitthat • yoti thould place same coaldmice in us • 1 • .. . • , •before our town 25 BiagNsh vessels, - they were. all •• h iglustitilleiytir Pritir s l .. • ~„,.. It is. not the thir'si et conquest, it is not the lust of , , . . ... .w hich have 1 success i ve l y hindt rfull of troops, we seen oppression, it is not the antic. of pleader, which i TittA,Tat Datialrions.,...r-tdr. 11411,DATI; front and whose somber may be•ahout 7000.• • The. • . . •s• .. .•.-, ~. ;•. 4 .e. , ~.__ „_. .. .1 . h it ,?. L.. , 4044.4 o been favoured with a j ioopfof an ' feeds' us to Yia‘e. We would treys our 'brogue,'• a i here, ... n • the DublinTh.i . tri,appeared en 9t.eq.K.w.f.in thee a ... ..i • o ro - , ' • '. rest of these troops are gone.twis morn ng t 1- .ut 'nee • iiived by the Prince Sovereign of; the• peciple ,91,. • with le hom 'ire form one •fainii#,'ilid which is .."' 'reefer of Shyloti:. „The Pakfiiii:,dotte sir *kit roc sr. ..,..., ^ land and it Nome As if-• they Were all' going, by ~.,,, .. . ..- • d .. ii • I : ha i a ourtetebbeefiliven ..rtettebeauds„ dated, the 21.111 s a/1.-December, Aremueeted Wit* ye ~ 1 4, 411 e meet samsed y stam s :Aiad re. ' -a- - • -•- s t d .. fße z oos • 11112 cnaroctr,. ou cc . ~ ' tilo ir s litif emphasia•and actitin • in•theedetitieutiois o f it i that bitch shoes the determination of the. Dutch store to you liberty add happiness. -, •A • '.' ' • ' l---11,... •!" '' ._ 3 . Thi s afternoon •thore. - rtiglish troops . irtf - *„ . • ~ ale Actor 'mist • bia•ldefirietit . intleecLirt..tirgpio.• scat nOettt: IP make military efforts suited to the ' - ' 4 '. Take cocrigi " ' 1 Of FORUS/ 11 9 114111.1. 4644 in• ' . ' ..1; risV *•• • • ' • - a 'here (rum Rotterdam', in ten vessels. • ~_ . ~. , •' ./o; : jiautts4os, if ilikiikigi t iii, ;! Oill .. e , ,OtOtiAllir r. MU :of .the crisis. "this. Ordinance it divided • be active, iseteeeeess a. tree lob{ gad bleilKOOodelit t 1) . cr • . ..._,...... • _ __,. .. . . . . , tr ' • inii ce. varies- the relating to the Imndsturm, and • peqple Brea ' i - ' • • h lire m o re POO iroiliPortsi with , °lst , trait. of a n e w. ..,4k: $i Oppostsw,'Tf isk."APPA n 11 i • :. I‘,loisteha 11l with .** ll f r ultil" r( ' - ' S.rete o d - at Ilsolvaetabtlis Which we expect •win 1111"•':-!•- 4- ui -, the diskiiiseit - tiid - end britl444l-7•46 t e ,Me LIM' Militia.. At' present we r4ait otdy h ere . he re . I too ion b d s : try!. Pestroy •• . g Quit your . .ottp y... landect to;eiarroal . :And 'we heir that others are 411. , A te i le d at - . '' t 14 4isseiesrib s tit ch's,ingeiii - lik oice--,o .. e . rooeipsi hen& of each :--,___. •• • • .. the lurking-pliceptu •which their fear ancl,ilespair •, ' • •••••!- '- ' ' • ' • .. OF Till 1.. A Niisrultes. • p e dea kilts:llla.. , . . . hie t.to , . , , 1 - shell' depiet . kV kitmegioldfdle iii! h, , 'llise . L.orsitAtarm shall cisus'of alai. able.bodiad men - I. driven, Om. ,ffirhere •rinitger ...is.. our.eolou re •re oirc& to utY ) ears of age. ' _-_ s . . shall tly aleug with oar ' s • ;.and t h e. God 4,11°5.3 ii. few days ego : a mother of pieces of catme.,;•weleot points , bietieenimprigilial and weepy, it q : 6 I (I, AIS, Wow 17 may tr'admkt#o . l49 the lomdsturrn, pre-.'teem heiise • *Adair •iestoe at a ciftik ,will now, as heret of ore,. hies' the owed cause for : with the peceuary i siesennitiou, was filot • . the aceateote fedftoPet.... • Irr. ,• , 4I e a litry ?love su ffi cient stren g th.. , . ..,..•I‘ to Breda, and several vottels lie ready to carry - meet', ( * erm i ne .t h e ; hems ,. of ..a 061/01OatfA,: /Fe . ,_ q5.,c ttier.iition.be;l4ofiging in the Land'sturmS land •Porne-sed efalwllOh we hateec.ome, forirard." ... , ... . t ormonne piece. Pilau arm .bi li t 11 i' ; h .." inst.. t..e.cw.t... tins t ` .- . , . . ItO the same place. AU otic_froptier fortresses, which: e p ea k, w ith . d - igirle n ce*iieee k eeee p right. 4f filellitii" l ' s oppeor MI nit -Or sit r exercise and marches. Tionji : l'l'. 1. , i . lteitT 'a ti C' E2l A Xr • forma (ion re . have been evacualefl 11. the enemy, .are to be put ill:, cisively, k il t sve !t no iitl l tit:ti;4.,,lti. 1 . eleiupted from providing themselves .with swordsirind ''. ..-' ll .-- t -!: '-'• ce°r '9p to s" ----- - - " ,A. „ . rei ved. free' ~ elie neighboerhoori of Hamburgh, the the best State of defeirar.%.. . •. ' . ' Ili.- - baAirt.' lie WU' thud Itntis-Vr:ie&lttivhol I".k • i Those wile have no firearms shall be arradViikh pikes,Therti'l•wortteti.lhaS.-miitkiikt:priwyr ar-' Prince of Eekniuld who is observed by the .Grove jlet t iesee i DEO.- • 11,4-oiir,port present" a fine slisCriminating. _ _. . ty .„ ; , -, tn,a,nuntri width the War Department will cause to he I ) • f g ...A .1.• .. in ilirebicf won of every district, - , ' mice o . wia4e . ‘„, c an ,tno lAth inat. made qt effort • pros - pact; we hove now here twenty-veers. , ls ihipe at so the trensitiens:of possirra - which. slab- 1. 17 1 ' T :''' lir Ever ) individual must procure leis owl; pi'ke, and at his to cut his wei , tistougb Aaj.tb his corps.; but %his. in- the liiiesiid.frigates, which yesterday landed a ' feet; theintention Lifs,tire.l oet e e pit,o 4 that: ghe Actor . •.,, • '_i it sees capei.cc, . - • Jail . but he did notegyeerls,,ftieeme?. - S unday . ll • - • teetion •Was treetreted In ieeh a niantver,. thet he lost of their troops on South ileveland and Tholete 77 ;: t dist tot p : . .„. ...... .., . , ..,, a , , 1fir . 1149412r12 oh .11 he exercised every. between , .... o brne-ivt eititer l" moron/ and rvZir oervice. . WOO men its killed'i l er le p i e e led, besidee.ootaktin Soeth Beveland is not yet quite free from ihe etilty,,.., 00 the easay, :of a t. Matt . syt‘ tomtit ~,. es fertile unseen ,elf t - 4 * hot to • ;. '.fire ens/orison bounder the di e eestah of fil. een , ,set- ' prisoners , Hti-tissit he was .Obliged• to throw,blo4ll. Fort tioto, :wile:ethers are 200 Freneti c -is to:hie:et- ', light s , or superior dualities _. .. , , ,ges. , jr- A sas. 4 4.Auldiern, li t e may have retired en perisioso,and who" into 'r an , :it is tal'isrldell-'O4 "kiwi beitiNetirs*Mnit-fsitt , aro . c . & I li Acreto - be reqdredby tlie .11egi)trates of their teupeettve vls ursh i , rwoi rein - alma( his onny„, - . which - tacked,. they say testi! • V the -.4 4rforat it 'T•'''' l; " ir - • .' . w as ditnitiothstArtio Seib : lir eight thottootid. mew. ~ ~ eiliecteil. to mak( Wine . .• - - - - .• 'demerit this uoiiiiiiies is dee-nee doom in the 214 nr- •• i .(1* t o . - 1) 64 ft . 5 . ;4 tile'. '...6 T.:re.inilssanoo of every digrict is itrAilicti f..r lite , , , , cent im re , isi e-Duc is so ken's , * lion- -is stursuilded . + tmiiiitertance'ef fornication* uni writs. in which it essay lie. mimed. tog the .441.11111triltatirta.hatfas broke out. In hoped -will loon ~.._ Pane neeivenry nr ripedicni to place than i for the surround- three separatb piaoese bit &ayes wiehave no certain *- - I ail; jest informed. log nod idoeholiip t of sho o . fin 11 , 11Ane. f111(1 pink 'hilt ore stil in t„,_,,t_. of , „.. , he - pusseisfin•i uf Am rummy t Fool it sapalls.ativ oppcuocit at I"''''Fi'lme 'ft OlLa i ettr. Orallodefild• '• • i '.. , most terrible .000'-' - e e fi l my, ores Wil St„ EsAisrbie at a puiin ilifed,9as.pf: wet The garrison 44•GercuM eontinisie hi rnske.salliseV carried away .four Omen of the nlarnt-helt." • • - • -•- OP THE LA/41.) 14111.1rfk. • ';' "‘ ' : • ... . ' -'''' from time-to • tiaitlt'butti always driven Wet' with. diliburdh; eft" - . .. I. .o,i or t h e own rompoo l og the 1 ,,,„0 40 i0 5e * vie loss. but. kook% eiattiok . eloorsi*Prisoliirs from . qxen, must, , hi-footed a Zood Miliik , far the special purgann# g them. ...•r 6 .., .-I, s. ..,- ~ •••, . .. of hay, straw, the mimes, •serra the defroceof the try. • • - .I'. '-, .1 w k. - - __. - .. ..11( g...gbe L an d .44504,,, RI. it, s ot , ;min% p A la evad e ' of . LI/tallfreir4 *eilk4--t . tsteesitifittrieed here, • want( areenterted•• !:,oaf idliotry, t001'4004 artiiicr ) rota. Litutitiautfi l Oollei Wiieutifb of thi slithery, *h biomes. , , rly- the Soutt , .10th tea ot AN i • 1 i WA t . • ""; ..,''' . avki r • `: ...tiIkiWPSC --...-- 4 ,;:moWil whit 1 i , -Gverum ; •• greatnese 1 . .1 I A: iP!S ) 4 " 0 toi •.,, 166 Sti, to 1 1 ; 1' 1 ' A siwe thei .. / .. 0 ••• r A z u;a r.. i i t ' 77. 'Soi 11 to I: 1 , ' 44 It. VVeitti Y r - tided thry I. , s '5. Sider.; musket or * - %Medi 8 1 , 4 • ilt.tli lie el : 4 ..' ' plitaiq. 'A 4. nsi , castling a+ . , plated in . 1 , N •• 5. Ever •, ono Wipe . - i.'• the manic ':.‘ o• 7. 'rise • *all thc nn n t' i '.? niiineiefik• . • ". • Eliiiin„ ! • ", IL le. '4 ,' ( irruisai•n4l ) nee jag nod ti , IW9'"I" 1 ' 4,.5.. ow l e i s ei n • •rinwn el Art. 1. A ' lbw raa& therm" 1 1 • tele* 1 , q ' . 1%01,10y 1 , „." 7 ' , - „in . ::. - . .i.: ,. '.. ''' -. • - ..*' - 3. 4. 77.7.71 1 71, 1 1777 7 " -Tx " .7-79117 ' . - , 4 , ..i: - ''' ' • ' i ... , • I . . i • . , f . . • • • .._...........,__,:........4....__. 74 ,___ ::: ,„_ , ~, .. ..... ... 4 ,..... .. .... . ... ...A diem, coltribute • lOW fonlii!Mi .li charged on . behalf `of. his Royal Rightuatak: twatap r Rositansau, Dec)23. --11.ac000ts from ai, e i„„ - ply fired. litiiGertreydenberg with iirtiliity *gum. ors)te 1,4 l est, rap, itiai/.14 Prefect of the D eo ''' 14111 • ... , • ' 1111114triata - given . noticei' t- tist-11&,440*- 0 6. the i * r v ' ,l ~, - : .. tim. : munition. ...1 4 : - litin • The mullion which had been.spikod by the ftlosigib 4o * eriltitierch throoglrthere, . - . iti 9 . . . b i ll . , were, by his d irection, unipikad, o alW Dawt....„ s.. . ... ... ... ' f lie . ~: '• 4J 0 tratisport , byi las* and one by water, t ' ..- ..7 •,• .• -• L 4 44t • • • 710 . Quell tdece4 . .• • ' .-..? -. '„ '' pitlyArg .cpitittE3poivoE l tik ..- 9 • .., we ii, . •• Mb ,. . . e • - • !i# - 4 *---=.• - :.. atety7u ni t b Unle f r li rel lte nis ve it s io se n ii i l 4 ." gbo: see! r l rtdot o .eire il i t r if:: l . 6. .i .'- ii i „,„, - :., : 41i . 4 . 11 :. sat .. . iri t A - 9. 24 , 4 . 7ertieitre..amegthemili:ol6.--:a.to:,,Li-.w-t.:.h.i'cui: • ! ' ! romt - - VA* ' country. Mr. Sieinmeti lannediatititiet ter Bre- . j eet .,,(, ) ,,,oe ty ,rhi o h h es - ;4:;-, 1 ‘ 11 t 4 f..-1# 5 - da • and to-morrow ere will again be sent thither ter , l o r e ge e w . th e - 1,7 7.- ei.•, (*g •' l l lll. tret- [norm is of Ltnes.r. t o lit h •,,,, ides . wilicli order the militia from alsiwohg all me1" 1 4 11 . 1 ",,,_ '"Calltterable transpoeis of attinfity and aniiiiiiiiitiom A,, twe • Antwe r p-. . . , Ihj, f ox t rots, . As: li a d ow allowitig.at _ A tir aurae tlyeejr . l.., 4 'pis 'day,. about four ,thousand English troops mewls of the F loolit , 4 L i • I - 4 41.. 4 10431 .. . . .. obe eemPliteall - eshau t ee ts ' . l44 - landed It Slarenesie, who were marched to th e rao m .sowere vi i genoougL lPar th in e seit i , ; ;; i : re s.. l :: k ie e i , i'is . 4-Thcd4or wthen4a they .wilt Petwaled en to lierfleu . 'ef'' as deiervlng or'pecolitt - .** , •tig-gt-i - fi g" = - :-.• „„ . ... A(;Ut; Dom 71. Z go o od oni si , a in tei w ilgii bioli nter, 44k tti ele .re nttn e l, at forr u iero tioo . .. _ ~ * t the o r ' I r ii r t o t ' n ik lig ill i e lla rn ce „:';:t e l!e .e fl ial- eyer l'44' - : tilli Vl6all: iii;; ll3 a itri .f. i7l; " fr ,"l f ik t ti. 1 H 4l. B LtITE.II . , Fll,Olll A MERCHANT L . u.,llimgyriritrlier:::Ay::::76::::: ;. t_ t b r y i ;77loo( tro r l 7 Ap m s. lifli en D.9tc a sf: be w t el liijili t t . El l a gi nd i . sh l ie 11 0: 44441 , .kiesliabitaiit r.gr . • I proach of an ;English Expe diti on made it of - c e oc li t P ie . estored to the beneficent g)o. i al . ' of Orange. T h e Priuci P a " ' f 0 1 4 1 .1 ha aced 64‘ A11. tw ,Pir .:' er •k4 .'"ri*lullsP atitt.. J lval l4l.44: i ' l i w l lise ilwait"" h b g wa rsistie. s ne 7a dfti lmos tr° t Y. . a ita ti")"' . iloo l'ill ts iki al l" t t h h e in k th o p I . asf etle vi a l*.-k .:r . s - 1 In 18011 was. - given to the ' r 5.......16.....: 1.._ 41....... waists vilifordiv.. iibillikt . ; villein. ' ' t._ ___!__..- —....) __r_o - It_ • - 11 . et ---.., - i-• _..........._____ _ ' ley Se.eley, lty the English : it is tall'iiiiiiih-n4 - hit'eii Iteetiltettsvornea-zTorviriv ~.- -• 1 oOkgo,(opg ream 0ce.,.. ..iiergeneOp-ZatiniJ tel. performer) iii the TheittresnsiteteatiViiirfo ini d. on all, sides. by the Allies ) . and it Is Atillt better effects. . • •. , •,, -...,. ,- -' . oen be forced:to surrender. . • -44g united en.Tnesdoy.ei I'll informed that the.granch are. making the ) --ka4ig;••tienstioate , ender : .:ec.trooy) • with ti i Vegetations in Walcheren. - They havgi l 'ttteglas..ef,,Nasw end lihalkfori,.ohich left Sion Ite , leer of the pripaipal inheisitento oildid , "" same over .to Lord ' .)Vzs.krtiajzii:i i 'the •10 very. peosifiewiso hes , kieritoreeeyor feu ' 'll •',lYlisei . egiireiiti it is said, ate te he leech give Abe: bait of, thew ;. Oa regaiddtine ifi troHarid; -thitt:_eiteiiteir presenting Vie trete r. ) Inanity r bt idait ) of ..every, thing•asty• aiisserfortheatistreceisi so join tho'itandartis 1 totted. witit great rioloaor ivoisqii, bilter disimamtatterveo :at thw,44tirivr 'z -pfirwavitto a ,snagged at 'g ooo. . , . \ . : ,