The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-26 00:00:00

r .- ~* -v. r :44^ - s• a: .::. ~y..P: ;,,; - - • 1,:e4 fog . 4.1 1 Ro, yal with the Swedes, battalion of liiteni:: furors here the first battalion-of Princeur The whole allied expecttotroops.order w e ith its left • 64 Iteturn then here, to us,,to your comrades! as . - ' walthigthefurther development of ' Gen. Bulow's corps and tsetable here, , there you will again litid the grkter , meets. rt o f•s•su captive brethren in arms to carry them : rode 's corps, th iker pn i s i si2g ri :he rise!. ;realest the enemies of German liberty ; and the ' the . right :rt, send : 19,.. oYi a nd greaterle of yoer countrymen, the hlessiogs of . your , in FreSelirr4:tro. lip. iv t 0 fuer se, and the happiness of paren your families, will re- , ,ec fr d G NVoronen , who formed Gen. %airlift - so. . Mitt itiettti-brte - tre ' 44 Officers who read -this Address, and who had i advanced gea earlier quitted the.serrice, or who pessitsly were l Imoventents by the attent . pks o t f ___the eti n it, by accident into those parti, (iron to them does th em e; back on the forces pliasteg a W l e , . sacred CaUse of humanity appeat,ssod to them like - be attacked.by superior tnt .bl ra, b t wise,is the.road now opened for fallowing their no-• i retain Halle at,ihng ae posobse st e, , i ii Your Leirdship ill ry hie desires. , •'' De Comonaroler of the lit Rotttiftoo o f isle Royal ameitled movements, that the Obits passage • Foams lotion of. the former Holmium of Rotel*, • the Elbe, by which the ni•mies have passed, hive' . • il i ftesqs . '-''' -f . ''' ' ' t%sowsiT •• Slaior YON BUN ( 1 , tl. .destroyed if , tweessnrYl ' cootie:emcee, ln,.isoy, respect) ,owe .'ol.terty ib th e • •is tarns tome of the 011ieent. Nern-costunimluned OM. 'abandoned, a nd are to be• . 9 ' - e. ••• , wall .11oletimi. of the ctid tlattatioa.. l i a c k u ther bridges have beets PrePared.•!t d , __,,___ 9l •*'''f.. ° : indielthents of the contending : ii ; ttl,loo:*KlM4 l ,4dr. 4 : 4 • • : 4. .96, liti." • ' ' ' y endeavour ;ti A1tirk 8ab 090 1 0, 41, . 1 °1. 0 . 6 ° A . 7 , 1 * - 1 ... - berg In Cite of need . The• c° ; & I al r 3geuki°llt line Allies, from their Todfisey sly 01 4triclig*she , , , ~.„, • •., ~ .-- i ,.. 1 . J .t..0 LO* 10/# GAZ F.: ITE BEFILAORDINAIt*,' tooojander.a.en°4l. iiThumen, before N tttiiiberk ()reboot : men, in t e event °Oho enemy lircieg . tt pa a- ° ci Ti rde th; . - ,•• , 7 .. -I° 00 nAI r • title... l i .the right ' se rs cau (curtain) on the elp ~.. 11 0 1 !„. L e s I el; • . - :.- ...„ -4 ' 11 °.." - '',, ,' • ''' 4 •Sps''' - `', • •*• •'• ' ' ,trank of the Elbe, and ftterning 'by .Megdebevt On out there till moms sinister eventslussiltt en* ifagairx • rerc . ige- 0 .0.ce,. Qd• 25, 1,111 12 . • . ."; ' tee • extreasity in which he b . pleeed . , fart" 1 1 1.13tRDVEN's ' letter.centtlinS'*l l 4:,.vill;ittehall ' 'rats"'', of !abide the funnelling are extra*, have teens Imp r obable, or le another • but possible, etent, • othir plashing with i pietere ) rather glitteringly . , 4 :0'41004. the - military . affairs. of the All MINX - , '," . e., ii r etweissy, —. rot: a n :: ;i • r'''''' .4 b' """ 4 "" 4 4; t em sts ( rum bt Eireth*rtas :skills forces to Berlin), . has °Mere to -.retire .on i I:AA st Awerst,wa, and from Lietit.-Gri.llWll4. Sir C. W. a s i o s s enseutelb, mho, with iO 2 OOO mop, lite) re ssew..rs:- • and, according •to t ereutastaneitt, i ordinitry• capacity mould- certain_yo,_ • ay _yi I hia isle ed 6 E %Tact of a Dhipcitch from the Earl of Abe - carets' to Lord : nisi " St Um "' either to .nusereuvie oaths 'right bank egeittit any 1 the /Auti,PUl ptutlent eteps of his :Datiserinii • •tpel l'eolerragh,Alnted,Coalotaes pct. 9. IM.. . I • .„ . possible effort of the enepteh l Or by fatted larches . v o ts4 tos hi _ w01d.h46 , 440,t a es 4 iroomo i The army has adviteced., in . a.:(lkrcct. -line towards strengthen in • aase of need,llSeliensleausettibled ifti s l i battle i • O'san evident dirdrantazi or rbtiefitivider.a I,^ipsii, near viiiult tows ; the headquarters of the Stale. '.Geti.Tauensiettit!ClieYssitted•byhtliSW I ••- • • • . -." • . ' 4 ' :'.. '' ' ;'1; ' 7 !`a'-6..-‘,..4 • 1 Aertain, reltnquielment , ott le .oupusmo Pritice Sch WA rtseftherg ere est ab lished. The Prince ••wineerse-s- Ro.: al and Geis. Illucherhavieg advanced. tonards landsturtn And some snsitillseeffia- Od'esfelitr tare MU I to • ow . him ' . • -sr -‘•;';'t; ••: 01 ' J. , ‘• • • .- - [ 5 1., part of the tettehe ec thiee itliltsfOkei* *mild the same point, the shied. forces. have nearly effected . information now arrivei 'het 'T'lkkeer, • With 1 hi s incline the Reader to condi:di - tiat a tresnsettions their jonction ; a rideau, therefore, is drawn across , Cossacks were at ' Pegau ; Gihieritiit Rada led 'Aitt- ! couffict between 'Weida sea • LeinAic • WAIS abidlniety this earl Saxony, extending from Darin to hie genstein ' with the advaisee tsf• the (his Army 01 1 ' bleand • •e if BO . ;i•g b Mel • 1 nerds s uit would - be,, NAP4R S II 9 trienhera, on the Bohemian frontier,. In the menu B hensi; approach i ng Altenbart; dtil Wt. Ostnnuntr. 1 , . remained ;Rinds?). lige' tat' nit has &ski dor time, Gen. &mistime, with the c o r ps of Colloredo, cm °. ton seemed to be cotiipletely established behind chi I "'" u ..s . so • 7 . 7 - etas driven the enemy from his entrenchments at Gies- i ipg Ate hest few Weeks i *bet fiat n oes not ' ROI tre.bp rear of she French army. - • ""!' '" ' ''• . huhel, and hal advanced towards Dresden on 'the ;- Information was still vague of the m o v ements et, i the case; for his quitting Dresden did not, it seers, great road ?rem Toplitz. •. • ' ' . ' the enem y ; but accounts wait - brought In on the i like from either the call,'of an apprehended insor - The actual position and telentions of Bonaparte eveningOf thelOth, that he tetili . tedviise•terrops frota 1. motion at Paris , nor aMI from a sense Of 'mutant s '• 'are entirely' unknown. ...A. strong force , not less theedifferent points 'of Letters iisd Worien-to Leip- i .: .. than 50,000 kAmt„. is opposed te, Prince Schwartzeo-danger of his person. O ur Ambassadors confess that , sic •• and it ryas added that Bonaliarte Wes expected ; 0 ..., s . berg ; and 'he general belief is , that Bonaparte him- to 'arrive there on die 10th. 'fib force 'between ' " 7 / - '"' «iiirthe :ituittion of Ito unacquainted,, . - 1,-K- Aself hairtnedu a rapid movement with the mass of hisor the rnoyeestint of his armies: .elsave Dresden and Leipsic e x clusive of garrisons, at the •-)P:t!rAs .army. to attack Geo. Blucher, before , his. junction higl , ^st calculation may be,estimated at 180,000 men,: reason..•to liellevithit be is not so ignontnt•ei N wlest with the' firilice •loyal is completed. Be this as it • - that of the Silesian army at 65,000, and s tet of the is . going forward among the heads and armies . of thil may, it is not likely that any partial adrasitage t, ill , , Prince Royal.et 60,000, with 600 pieees - 'ef artil- Allies, since, as • well as the hint given in . Sir Cess. ' etsaterially improve •his prospects, or render the a lts - her • and it if impossible to see 'a• finer •ermy , he . s.. AL ',,,, • . __., .i • _ ,„ ~ mate success Of the Allies wore doubtful. His corn- , ' - .•.. . , r, . ) wiIIWART a • dispa tch , respect's* went lsell. 111 U. • • one more fully equipped on all its parts. munication with Prance being-totally destreyed—hts instructed to do, in Case of the esietny . By the reports received this day, General Baton', MEN • . I ' l army in considers hie distress—las magasines nearlyez- , alowjang (extending himself) on the right bank of with all his Cosiacke, has arrived 'at Letzeri, having .. ••• • haustedpend the coentry in which leis utterly with.. taken some hundreds of prisoners et Weisetifels, and, Ale Elbe, and returning by Magdeburgh, Sac out the means of replenishing them, lie must shortly is come into complete communication with the ittl i i the official information communicated by the Goi find it necessary to: break threegh the circle which ranee of General Worosszoff's Cossacks from 11•-111 ; e• vernor of Berlin, at the moment of the departure. Of has been drawn-around him: in this attempt he may Platow reportsthe of the . *eft ' army I assembling •- . probably saccsed, - but there it every reason to hopeY 8 the Officer with thii feregiting`dis lches opens . as round Leipsie. ,We have certain' accounts' that they • • '., • . - that it . will be accompanied by the destruction of a • •through a telescopy , one of ,thesnost Aeries attempts. • army of Bohemia is now between i u • bet • * Altelb rg • and .great part of . bus army. ~• ..., • , .. Chemnitz ; sand General Benniesen, with 'the Aus- ' " le t 'eve ; 1 that any General, modern or en; n ~. r. conceived!, Full justice is done t 9 tivilailitary. talents and able: trine division of Colloredo which his teen joined l i While our Allies heirs - been - ciac'uliting frogs their coinhinations.•of the Prince Marshal : had .be been to him,is meditatiiie a ' demonstration '• • and resources ' • I' . • l'''' I' • 1 • towards , own sources - . less prudent and circumspect in his, movements, 'we Dresden . . ~ ~ .. I , • • •,,.1 I as ;es unacquainted with those of their•ethemy; ess. :should not have been placed in the formidable end , p. S. . General Bittehey as not hied bi the • Gene rat •- - *-- - enabled ' • the ; coat the presumed hau d ' the eh* ex sti ri of !Wry *via 1 "commanding attitude which we are now enabled 1 -64 li .' ' • let to sat Wetin bet"; ea . bridge not .mg comp e, pas ... assume. aboqt Dresden • and white It was concaved be theM I proceeded Lo Halle • where. he has passed.: General :, ~ - -• r, ... . , • • .. .. 1 . ,• . ..,‘ ~P.s,.,, R ys i ntetligence received tide, morning, it aps., .. ' 1 tis day, but the of the , ihat ..ISleeormsh waaonly.manaceyrieg '" with a cOrpi melon has not.passer is ay, rest • • rsfeeettethet -Prince • Sr.hwartzenberg, with the unsin ; ~... .- . •. Allied Army is on the left bank of &Sate: dee:Mire onthCright, and of infantry on. the left i g•bay ofrhieermy, is et chenutitx and .in the neigh- . • e:4l. • . of - •,.. bourhood. .lionaperte tett .11rescien on the 7th, with . point Elate;, , . Bank the Elbe, towards the of • • • • , the King of Saxony and hit lam 11 )•,•aod is . at keel- The following is a translation of official inform- i • .• s. . • where. General BLuCUIR passed;'. adding, ''• pros, . tiff, where his • army, is. chiefly assembled . Gen. '. t don ' . communicated by the Governor of Berlin, .on : beitlY with a . desige • of menacing that Genertrir: . artitigsett has *dr enred to .Diesilee, in which, 'it • s •s• i l the 13th ipst. at the moment of the dep arture of the , and forcing him to repass the .river , 44:c..1cc."--.- • said,, Btotitparte has left but a feeble - . garriso n, min- officer who was the bearer of .the preceding dis- I Ile has been actually commencing one of the' • sisting, according to report, of snot. m o re than 3000 i patches v .,. . . . • boldest projects that Europe has ever .witnessed,, . mesh • Berlin,,Oet. 13. . . . A. We he's jest received an account, that some of i and which, if he• executes acccording . to the . . . _ • the enetny's corps are pushing forward, by the way., vastness of its outline,. it is .impossible to say how • tslfsitt of a dimatch trios I,leuteflett. the' Hon. Sir Charles of Tar au and Wittenberg.; ,and that General Von great a turn it may.give to the military affairs sr the ssesari, K. 0. to Vl,rmatt flotlereack dated heassquar- , e . nu I I b een compelled to raise men ias ‘ . the siege of Wit- Vie Prier* Re.sit af Swans, Rottenbutgli, Oct. 11, 1813. ' - 1 Continent! It most assuredly is up less than a de. tenberg, and to fall back to Coswig: in conformity to rue- Lordship's instructions , • . s .. .. . . 1 sign upon Berlin itselfl i The importanepaper Con. Although every possible effort is ranking to pre- : being sufficiently recovered from my wound to travel, 1 eluding the Extraordinary Gazette, • an d signed • vent the enemyfrom netrating to this - citY never -1 left tire heied-querters of the Allied Army at Top th 1 d no t • fail acquainting Si with i L'EsToC4II as the 'Prfsident 'of the Military CouWe tits' on the - 3tl inst. and arrived at those of thei the less , we o . you. ii , i gt - • . the above , requesting you to apprise a persons at- , cil at ' Berlin, Ina eountersigned ,by M. 'Sacs); • ' Coin Prince of Sweden at Itailegast, near Zorbig, . ., . we ll 4 1 t - tached to the English! embassy, as as a I ot he r the Secretary, leaves scarcely room to doubt of . setthe Bth. Mr. 'Thornton has fully put your Lonl l'F 1 . I ' residin gin this city, of this: iutelli' Secretary, eig is Imes! ship in possession of the interesting military ititelli- the fact. In this instance our enemy has gbh*" I gence. • geuce to that period. I have now to inform you, I ~. less concern abOut difficulties, and greater •contdMpt 1 Military Governmen t of the cOuntrita between.' . that, after the brilliant passage of the Elbe by Gen. • . , .., .I of danger, than any warrior of these times. --410# 44 dOd • , - the Llhe mi tine Oder . • I • Blucher at taster, in which both decisiOn and judg- ' . (Signed ) L'ESTOCQ. - *BACK. ' haicolittived to give a formidable I ppearesiths to three ' meat bare been pre-eminently dispbyed; and. the s • , • tboasand men in Dresden, whilehe was Operating to consequent passage or the same river by the Princ ; • ;Tll3 BRIT'ISIIARMYIN FLOWN. •-• • , • • - , • 0. ,. Royal's army at the points Of Rossiail end A.ckeil, •• ~ . . • . , grand a movement tqwards I organ and "V% ittenberg, we • . his Resat highness the Crown Prime Conceived a . • , .._ ~,,.-__. . • • posttests - I. VT - a LEITER, RATEO- ' ; • •., .. „Isßow not... What .confidence must he hate et large • • movenseut of the whole allied force to the left bank . a 1394141. k Camp, neas*Aatia)c. l 3lll Ott. - and speedy . supplies of men from France' they I of the Seale would force the enemy either to a ge- ... s' I haye bee..this insteut informed that the sines .must certainly be pouring 'thence intothe fortified send battle, or would be the most effectual mode to • my tire mgain in full retreat from the posts that Sher! ns i eh b oar i st - , • g city* Of Franktorif Or grand .as. bbi susseesessasul harasr.bis retreat, if he should deter- I took up, when we drove them from the Net that we -, -71, -. • .• • • .r.. . • .......,. ~-. : .., ' rine siren a measure which the combined move- i now occupy. If we are: to advance .atter-them, as . , coeceptions May Ise,.ano I,roy as his thstosittota les] • rents st th e armies of Dohemia , Sitetia, tied of the ' i there - Es every -reason to think, we shall-bele Bayonne : he. would neverpienge intethe heart of his rtet • oye . Nita WT . Germany on . his •fisoire, Mid• on all his i to-morrow.... Tbecaumtly near our present..fine is all , country, ' with nearly three hundred thousand-Iniatilli 1 commessicatious, seemed, to reader Sa,,l.looProsablY - Ideeerteds which shows that the inhabitant* . are 2 pot and I. weir apfSeleTell tolteati his *art . 'fide hike siecersavy. '. • ... •.• ~: • ' • ' (*.durably disposed towards us, and are :strati! of, •••„ • . . ,, the revolutionist arm 94 dashing lir gh ysn 17 , t ots .ale ed from Napoleon, it seems, had thanteuvr alb• bad treatment front us. The tows; of Asulaye the Low Countries • and leaving behindthem strong.] den, -according to reports. with a large corps of ca. i ;ltself is ,quito empty. .• This apprehension . and ge l nsonesib . ._ r _ -ytheirenemies..ss „ ONSPARTE SeelllSf . • "airy ou the right, and all his infantry on the left ;light are probably owing to the Spanish peasants places . hank of the Elbe, Ali far down AS Archlee : a strong! Who . followed our • army havingpillaged wbere.. ' resolved to liasaiddll - toachievaall. Ile re fl ectstbdil d emonstra ti o n of twenty or. thirt y, thousand men I ever ' they fa tt ed an opportunity, and carried aff., if he retrogrades era' to Erfurt, every strong ipfecti' . • was ma de from 'forgets towardel:tho i point of Eiger, every 'thing' Inevitable that they could .lay hold on the Elbe fall. A r ectlifis thtntzic too. Ilis prow 4 on the .Bth, where GeOefld .Blecher pasied, probe- mi.' They say that it hell fair, and nothing bit ' heart 'cannot yield to such humiliation; and , hliia bly with a design of menacing that General, and , the just retaliation of what. the French did in Spain. forclise hies to repass the ries goi to put to the list his claim as a • The held . determi, I It may be so in their. view of things; hut in ours it • tarn • proof great 0• nation of the Allies was. n ot , howefer, to be air- ) is very bed, and will be the cause of making •the i . --P . I Ce tam and Whether the' Preisch detest or delight in rested by demonstration ; and toe whole army of., French peasantry hostile to us. .(t is quite contriry i•lsins; since by his distancing himielf from the piodli; Blucher being now iii close communication with that t o L or d Welhogtoies desire,. who has given out Ge- city which has * raised him to what he is, its inhibit: vsf the Prince Royal, the former marc hed from Du- i octal Orders, enjoining the Allied troops to treat the int, would have the fairest and fullestopportunity hen on Jesnitz, on the 9th, and passed the Mulda ; ' French inhabitants well, and to pry for every thing of reducing" him to what his enemies say he deserves. ' and the Crown Prince concentrated' his forces be- i had of them for the use.of the army, 'either' by. the s b . ll - tweets Zorbig, Radegast, and Bitterfeld. The eue- , troops themselves or the Commissaries:. 'lt is not ,oe . ! " • •,- . • • my,rvircmding to accounts, appeared, now to•be col- 1 ; un likely that some of the Spanish plunderers may he ! • We subjoin the following Bulletin, published in lected about 'Eulenberg and Oschatz, between the" shot, by way of example, if they do not take care a Second Edition of. the STATEsISAN yesterday i......; • Mutda and the Elbe. of what they are about.". .. . -LC • • • •(1n the tOth, Gement Blocher moved from I.es. _ ,-..--- ..,. --- this i Dispatches have been received morning from , nits to Zorbig , and the armies of Silesia mod t ; An Inquest was taken W rine s :Or. - ITZfATRICK, at Sir CHAS. STEWART, dated Rothenberg, the ilth North of Germany were here assembled: the. de! ' Mr. LADIONI, Rose and Crown, Bartholomew-close, ihst.where were at that time the head-quarters of the termination being, taken to pass the Sante) Orders laSc . nigig, 'sit the body of a German, named Jon?' CROWN PRINCE. were issued in the night, and General -, [Becher 1 Assistasitreit GlietreLest, a furrier, who hung him. i 44 The combined. Silesian and Northern Armies M ove l With the Silesian army to pass the riVei at .'selfOn Friday list, but %usenet discovered till S o u- !. were in the act o/ ercrislog the Smile betty Halle Westin, bridges, heieg.constrected for that p urp o se. I, di g night, in ' , the hoer 4 Mr. Wsliszers, new- • • _ • • Genera l Below, with his corps d'artnee, Was to etraii;olslh-fair. -It appeared-the &erased had been 1 sind Wattle, and . thelridvanced guards were already ` , ler to • pass at Wettin • General Winsin- very unfortenate in busittesa, and of itrAe ina despond. , Inconstant coesmassication with the light cavalry of Jr the Russians, at IhOtbenburg; and the big way.—VerdietsLarteegs i tile Siberian asmy, under PLA.TOffp in the rear of ' • , . ,bsit4r. , i datef, .. .. - '' The apt**, ot Ilist44tMe3 l Y:sliti f ,„ ir4L+, 4 "hkh arrited this.afternoon•reposV f ;hal ,yeste!da'y :abo u t sit o'Clock; 1011:M11111 / OfitheiSgOitish. coast, saw - • „ .. . tir i ty4,t4ctv 41,gges t w !Alf he estimated lathe 4CI gqa eilig stoet% to th . e, nertliWard: . They h a d tett* a AlaYebills klia 7 .. ...... ; , : t- 4 • . • ..' . ...1..;.:-.1.....-.L......4...,...,.....:-....,: , * ' i f f e ligtif bit i . +oii. 53i,:----.S his beilsK the Ailniiers4 ;of tilli!tdaYisfiea'Aeoessolo4i, he Itnsiog reignest aft,. , ilitelrys, the .morning was,,eshered in with the ih4let 'dl hells, &c. The „pukes of YOEK and alasleinsee; and-a select pasty of the Nobility, ire lisiteetitle;,rey. their. . respects to .the,(lqce* on the reifissi.if;*4lay.-•Mil p f w e ir..,loll 4 T A a a little .. _ ..-..i.... ~ . • umetrecna A . ral tW gut or VALUOUIIIE big 'bilk filialitt,.,; His Lonithipleft Passages oa ;s i b pi a 4 /itit Offt; on bo,ttl . the. Peincess gars packet, . slat* at .Ssintautkiate !Pp. Thars4,Y night. tile brisgs no intelligsrsoe of • issportsuieel There had *est na fighting of. censequeore since the affairs of the 7tkand Bth inst, Lord- Wr.LLINGIWN Was atM at 14erscs - ,*when thelEarl of Dmatotisix t'antO 'gray. the army ',gas imascelleut healthy awl in bigjit spirits, in consequence of their, establishment. ye France.— %We'rejoice to add that the bealthot49.o.lli* Mar. 'qui% Was stater better. . • • '• The 2.d heti:Mon 15th foot/beim nr 5 i egasplete, o:peat° be ordered on sersice.forthwitik„/ The 58th, ov PompadouVs, are atte to,haddid bete falba; the 2d battalion are at preseskt The •Leonidus frigate, Capt.,,Sonsopit; Kith ord nance transports awl treop.s.f4een tiric ti ,arrived at Bilhon oeilte-144t-of-SeP4o 4l e, aft l .4 la Passage of a fortnight s ,, • •• • it is whispered in the Military eiedes, that g. con siderable reduction on the Staff of:the 4fmy,st Home, is intended to take: place ott_.the 21th Of 'December. We believe Mr. litstussok to hopledge4tOthis sob jecillOthe House of ComMoo . s.. • • ' Th e ..Ddeke of NPR/11114BERLAND I we :henr, has 'undiertaken.to.placethe L t ecal Militia Of that County t SAW t -*' e met; yam, l e . fo o tin g, i s engaged in a eeerespedence with .the compandin ; 'Officers of the vorps-fer that purpose, . ,„ -.Xbecotualand•n!..the ariga4 of Foot guards has ,beets Soapy, artaOsed to op. l orrood of the Home and....test:opileritind there is `sank • dill? . titty in Ontbiratirbtiv proper succor or to whe -. .geiteritty: presided at IhsVigostrd, of General Officers v felatite to the cloth ing of the .artnr, end the -arrangements YiSpecting `the Military Asyluinind .• ,„ NEW CllSTowiflouit.-L-ThisioAil of LIVERPOOL aCcompattied by Lord . CON4IiTY, 11tir t ' . Vattstr. ART, &c. uttendetryesift,7;aild:laii the first stone h orthe oew Custom-Noble.The ceiemaioook place about three o'clock, but. Ifie 'rain about that hour prevented the . itterichthce 'Of' numerous assemblage on the occasion: * • ' • 4 : The • Pantheon decision was . not pronounced by the Westminster Magistrati'vreviciusly' to the ad journment of the Sessioes on Saturday ;". lint it is es-. .petted that they will Meet pursoant - toedjoernment' this day to deliver their lodgment -Shdohl t •the Ma- • g i s trates have any don et which'. they *link tfie Counsel. by' further argument can remove, they will hear anothee of the , appeals against one More of the ten convictions. Arftices have been received in town from Dantzic of the 3J instant, which . state that an attack had been made upon that 'town with considerable ef fect .liy • the hided? bninb, aided by•seieral Rus sian and Swedish' gen-trosts. • The bombardment wiis continued - with such Sigienr, that sevetal houses were haltered down, attd• many ineri•dettiroyed by fire.''' The Metcoil ran close stideettiObtitteries, antl the greatest - intrepiditysias 'the Captain end crew. The squadron ulllimitely succeeded in takingpOspetsiOn of a-poli‘t which Kill bathe means of cutting4ff'elie.enetny'sliiplies- fatiteli by sea, and irltkout the . neeessity . of 'keeping 'a single ship 'before the tiiwn during.theieinfOr. oi toss of the Allies On the Occasion was ibilootloo. An unlucky shot front the enemy's batteriiink'.or of the !tw .; beats:' The bravery. , .of the Cartinsoler of the. `Meteor eras'so• conspicuous, that Ate . .Dok,e,•of Welt sir:lmam undertook tei represent his gallant conduct in•Ahe %Emperor .ALEXANI4II.; Ihe..garrison of tetzic, it was known, had eaten:Aide last horse, but of bread they still: had sufficient. to last thitm some few weeks. 'rho shipping aCceuats by the 47rottenborgh Mail are truly_tlistressinv We n ew 'learn that there were no fewer tliati 7090 ships at Uottettburgh and in the roads, during the late storm. Besides the homeward-hound fleets, there were all :•die'vessels which comprised live conveys ontwird ' bound; 150 veisels had beet; driven on shore ; few of them hid been able to get oil, _many were consi derably injured in mast, rigging, &c. i3hilst num ber. were totally lost, and. Some of • •them, we re' gret to state, with the whole of their trees. Merl of the ships on shore cannot be goat elicit until thfir cargoes have been taken nut; and, • nufortutotte l ys 'this is not likely soon to .be accomplished, as there is scarcely a I.oat to .be had for that purpose. .A . scene of greater distress amongst thO,.ishippiug those seas has hardly ever been retnem4ered . • The Duke of Bcoronn leaves town to-morrow for Woburn, to make the necessary arrangements for his departure for Lisbon, whither he is ..to be accom panied by the Ductless Rod Lady ftlAntaAnsr Alex T a w tts (daughter of ;he Duke of ,illptctirsTeit).- whose ill state of health renders a psidence iu a warts climate neeessary. - 44e if , r . o do m s , wkl . , •. 7 $ --- 7••••-•-• -•••111111111111111t o . ..4, ...., .1 • • . . , . . • • , • * ~.• '. • . ........z.;•;` ,. .,.,.... . , . s •• • :tim. . • ' C I I I4E griVr . AN..:, ..: 4 . .' . . _i _ , ~ . ': •• • --- Z'. .- - ..,. :-......„.. , .. . ... .. . . , . . at Aliteli in ?: . - .1. .. Vail tik • . 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