The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-11 00:00:00

We every moment expect to hear of Glegau haring bees delivered. It is an event of great importance. The French will by it obtain the passage of the Ode►, and nothing ran prevent them proceeding Into Poland, where they would soon have am army fartAsaaa. M. 4 URITIUS. PROCLAMATION. Whereas some wicked and evil designing parsons,' of thoM fe* still remaining at the Mauritius, whose principles wage tense! war with all political Subor dination, have framed an - insolent Address o his Excellency on the solifteet of the late affray at Grand Port, and obtnined the signatures of some of tile in.. i habitants of that district; Ms Excellency tiiii Go vernor, willing to_ believe that most of those' hose names are subscribe.d, were misled into this'. Ilia! anti seditious act by the atrocious snisteprese ation of a few. deems it proper thus publicly to declare, that the taw against collective petitions shall be most strictly enforced on any repetition of the ,ofente, and that whoever shall for the future be guilty of infringing it, shall immediately be seat off the islands under this Government. His Excellency acts rather in clemency than in justice, by remitting, in the present instance, the punishment of thosit.,plast. have siened the Address alluded le. Eis Excellency takes this °ceasing of welifl_ peaceable and well-disposed inhabited, A'Veglial Port against the unfounded discontents thietbate bien sown with such industrious malignancy against his Majesty's Bourbon regiment. They will stand with out apology for the calamities thit may result from the pestilential endeavours of a. few alarmists, de serving only of detestation and abhorrence, who dis seminate false terrors end false feelings, and conjure up fictitious grounds of complaint in the bosoms of those who confess themselves happy and content. The high Police is charged to keep a watchful eye over the conduct of those who have signed the ad. I dress. His Excellency directs that the Civil Commissary at Grand Port shall be cashiered for neglect of duty in sapling the above-mentioned breach of the law to take place in his district. 1 Snit,. Davis. Bourbon, October 4, 1812. __ _ _____ . _ i R. T. FARQUHAR. 14 mkt or his Escelimey the Goventur, (Sired) F. ROSS Y, Ueit•Siec. to Gm'. • TO CORRESPONDENTS. •• 1, Rank 114 3 per eeit. Red. El S per Cont. Voles. 4 per Cads. 7010 6 per Cent. Nair Long. Ann. 14 1-16 14 Gottenburgb lag, by which Bence that his , LAND had left Stralsund, on the 20th proceeding to Strelits, on his way to joie but it appears that his friend, the Caty was left behind in good health, at She! strongly suspect that 'Monsieur Buns think it most prudent to remain V never suspeotecr that he had any serious proceeding much further until the' was decided; and after receiving nearly 4 " l ","'"P ecio t renew his friendship with Kinn rorresaueou, June s.—Another )und the Danes has been made, A war between Sweden and * ‘, • :!*, v - •••••••,,••• Wt. have received A Cirtsuais Remarks upon the Letter sign ed Vent tv. lo the STATESMAN of Wednesday last, and have an doubt that the Civilian is right in his aniatadvers;un upon the mistake committed by VIMITAS; whose views, however, ty the publication of the viers of the Admiralty and Ecclesi astical Coons, are purely patriotic, and free from the motive ; i mputed to thew. We shoals, have no objection to peblish the Civilian's Letter itself, but that the conduct of a Noble Lord is as unnecessarily as it is unjustly impugned therein.-- V auras proposes to review his brief, and set right the little error be had unknowingly fallen into. Tie Letter of VCRITAS to . Wlt.t.ttn Wit.nearonce. El. M.P. upon the important subject of False Papers and Fake Oaths. shall appear To-morrow. TIMOTHY Tapsigmes Letter, contaioloi souse efeellent Re marks open the Berkshire Address, shall We ar early la. amnion. . Art. -. .. Malt. . - Doe 1 O 1 • Got . rahn ro VII • II 0..._ ... . IleFtgolaa4 • 1 ". PRICK or wrocks or YESTERDAY. India Bon& '5 (h.. lk Ditto 15 pr (law iuiss Consols for Aril. 56a Lottery Tidies THE STATESMAN. (ore, considered inevitable. PETEASIBURGIf, MAY 18. --- 6 1 Z ite ' the dismisrion of the Daniell r from 41,0 D.QUARTER. AT STaAmiarno, wiz Vit fleet of transports free Gotpnbitrgh, lying board the royal infantry regiments of irnbergh, and West Gothland, and liken's* \ I ion of the regimen. of Royal Teen, came to - the day before yesterday, in Perth Road ; yesterday, the whole of the troops irere dieem. The Royal Minim regiment is likewise ar. The King's florae Guards entered this place yesterdej. Royal highness, the Crown Prince, cantlones 1 an excellent state of health. 111E4D-QVARTIM ♦T STRALIKIND; NAT 22. Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland left :ace on his way to Sire 44, on the mobil of Wth Instant, • Royal Ilishems the Crown Prinie continues enjoy the best elite of *la. tleman of eminence, was entrusted "by Mr. Us- Tgli l one AmbasseloV . at . Constantinople,with dii patches for Lord .c l isvi,Eatacp ; he catnethronih Vienna. Whin he arrived in that city, he was toy, 4y Ow hike be must suffer his dispatches to haw Olideed ; on his refusal, he was confined In a don rgeon, denied pen, i n k, an d paper ; even his pen-knife ' and snuff-boa taken from him, - and on the sixth day of his confinement, thoetnissaries . of this fiiindly and half-allied Government were proceeding to open the dispatches by force, on which Mr. , pouonsfni (who had no other means of opening a direct cos. munication with the Austrian First Minister)" 10: lip the floor Of his dungeon, and with 1 . 1 tittle* - of wood, which he burned into cletFonii.l?t.ottlk tomonstrance on another bit of Board to Cleat Mini• TIRNICII ) stating iltio . Will .ott Englieb , Zereeleleest charged with di:par.* for iii. Gatierseleet ; list ' nothing should Woe. lam to osfor'Ppoot4oPßONl to be forced fr(IM 11 44-4 - itwithokl&tkp,lieittAait *tip vernment proceeded in these aCti j bf'"vieleisetsi . tiot', tiale might ono when his Government trolght soresiir A VNIITta, I AZNELAI Bishops of RIME, 10110101“, • L •~~ ; - ELY. The following emnng others Were pre.... Mnjor Reyostt, Md repinshrt, Assistant Qoarktuallesto..— octal, on promotion, sod rut Moo 'Portugal; Lent • Murray, on boi A 416-ranip to the 'Mobs ReW, w ilk the tank • Lientodieserel flinty, by Iht of antrum t. Mr. Acker, Mara. _Legation, nadaistite d'Affaires in the United lard flwnrill ' " .._ pointed Lord Lieutenant et PAN& t the Date of Donk. 8y Yheosot Whitworth s Mortpdi 4 Damp', by the Mongols 4 Cadmic% 1 Sieber of Soder sod Man, by the Doke of Athol. The fnihrwing were presented on prnirlitiliin 'Net-General Sir Jaws ••' • - Gibbs, Midor-Gets. CI Crosble, pest... Gen: 47th et Me t mot dina rr genaest animals in world 'Eclipse had not a I ood telinper. .4 the various furl claimnnts of the late Mr. Mot S 4 had acted with any reasonable portion of the _ . _ showed toward' probably outs 'Ming 'rend) , in that the , late losses, iastaatty re. • that score. "NIP will de so, itareentas *vim Wat ;lien money _ %veto a pub, llehonse in refresh himself, end 6rageng to a neigh boor what a Mr he had made, a highwayman being the Imgc, overheard him, followed Mm out of 4owri and - gave him a lift on horseback ; but soon if* told film be must hare the motiiiy be sold the I . cow Wor • on this the boy slipped or the horse and tin s the itighOttioit diimonntlV,iaii after hi m. law overtaking 'filmy. the boy polled the inoney eat of 'My' Packet, and- strewed it aboot,e lad 'while the bighwiyeetts was picking rip . the money, the hn seized tlie horse, rind rode home. Upon sesrchir . . 1 1 1. was decide of our aso t I which rest Corn!! bring rout success. therefore, ST. Pi wooded ti hence. H EA o.ec 'The fie on board .slLarnberi • battalion anebiir th And yesti I ~, barked, i sued. 'I 1 , yesterday . ' His Iti i i to enjoy 1 IIE 4 • i : His al i , this pace the SOth Os R to enjoy C` . Ibe devised. The patronage of •Writerships, and tip- 1 l ' a i neij ihrlasi t i tL ia Lise r obit l ow bat LONDON: —um.— ' - detships , .sinks into nothing when compared with , n , . ... • Paris Papers to the date of the 9th. instant hve I FRIDAY, JUNE Jl, 1813. once . Twelve started. n . . ~_, . .. , ... •, a This achievement of Soteleoeko K. we an* , these fresh means of purchasing adherents , at arrived in London filling up the blanks of interme-lby retail and by wholesale. • . t idiate days; and although the Journals say nothing • , Damien) openedyesteaday Morning at ?I percent. , unprecedented in the annali of the Turf. N lis and Malta Mails arrived this morn- ton th e , ~.• . subject, yet prttate accountt express a COUU• r e i gnite , th r ee bar g ains : were made . i s tow el it.l i n I , is! stick excellence has appeared since __ Eclip, i we have received the important intelli.i deuce that the French ' 'at the date of them, were at&:'. • Smolensk. is owe of fi ned ini (*course of the day ; towardwibe conclusion of the hshed the' "Prang world by hi . estmot i Royal Highness the Duke of GUNIBR• . . ' ' __l Rodin : - - ' n tittlit'ket it &drafted, and the test contract was at 2i. ,l owers. ... ... rid.i , Eclipse had not alined hfritper. • teeny in p ossession of &Islam.. atm Stralsund, on the 20th ult. - 4iod was s '-i .' ' Ai '' nt the iirre The Fren c h Journals contain a very singular Stolle • the- 11414/1 - is . _lsitenient if. for the protection Sea:-•- ' *** 74" [ • .11.f.the various furl claimants of de late M, Strelits, on his way to joint Allies; heiss Papery to be afforded to the a corn t ma iii ree i .. • n , n 4,... 1 ostAiit bad acted with any reasonable portiot raper in which the Emp MAttlA Lours styli* • t that his friend, the Canwil, illei* 64 her , very dear and well-beloved bubband" the :me. Itere :A .l en c.... d: o eLsti se i ber tat i t .t i r e .ireeeed ibi' alt , A tar eciie wa yeet ytolo7htal libotati *Met 11 wart* Baronet showed I rd in good health, Sra sea, and 1 boyn4l4lo 4 ePed trade ,Or lie . 1 .: thfteuirietenati Gentleman, his life - had pi at „ t • I- --• we I gust protector •of 'German !,! How many are there' ,j 174, -st .W . Willa itai other hometraid-hoie&convnY °IV l'ur! not been lib soddeitly4acri fieed. ' Sir CSAIMEI Peet that Monsieur DERNADOITI will who regard him as the disorgunizer of Germany ?:. bat ace d , w hke i s bs all . t.frtlik,_ 'A ZT: 41 141 : "Ib il l . dg ,i him, thr inwningther Noom RiTeltt . IPPor. prudent to remain there—indeed . wo ed that he had any serious intention •o f • . . . oera, .f or n l ong .ii iii m ici e i ,: sh ..tb t at han Au th , st e , t d ia bel w at iet e m ali or , . stmt7 : 04oni " -TYin e : ll .. cle4 P ‘ a . C t: Ni c i a P it ili :• R e i s leitire e 'C litta::::;6 o 7:ll o 7 9 l . . , --: ll . .i '' . 7 — :e d rtA'l::ll o. two, 44:2 = 8„ a r s d h aii ?..7l“s: o en trrie bilit • a y; d :O ir ea ti rec isc rn i h i t i s s ig rgo ns tivin Ls h r h : l : Lich further tint " the fete of the 4 . . .„. _ l t t P ,l4lt operate tow 4s - akiinst . B9ll.lll 4 AßTE lit , his ventral rums, Rawl' iield ILlofvee !It7CaritfflObrl . ,It t particularly this to . hitn, the Dermot instep and after receiving nearly hosl4 - piiiises . 2111Wniii i ik "...:benf_7' Fargo . . . CEN more con es% e . , i i , ilipnatale.pgannuessicirtiti. rosisasit a 14111 a pied . - 40 "Pec* 4 " Pm babiiil Y 410; latia s esslitgifirrtibTfiroU r- i -.. , k -it i e llasa ie -* adIC it bit Se ' 1 ht[ to tr barge it, you will .. • i su perai,fillon after t h ey (t i re Ministers) - lieetiitb High:ear s 7 01 - . 0 ,% - c. z .7. P j.. - . A ., ig tbe au n g lidiipp re" ...,, ~, a mit,„„,„„,;,, P ii" ney , e t vg g li: the: l m sc itter a moment% iihja joil l c‘ Isis friendship with NA.soccqw. nog, JUNE bo—Anothcr attempt to I most . ,_._‘, ~ . . . . , , - tiAt. ~ - • y l b w & al u m, sp e ei s h, and fortuves • d ere ti f4l. p .. . ~ oatomng prowl or th e absolute con . LAseranann r ha' Danes has been made, • but without .. Ti. too .. . 4 _ blatitii• ' which we cop y • fiork. Ambassadors 'turd the lonlair,: Turhishitleasiati, Pape, we 4.9ese to be !atheistic. awl ear between Sweden and Denmark is, ! — or Mr s . s.: •,. • . - testa to s ell a cow which be did, for more ••• A 'knit. tittle ago, at a oountry fair, il Di isidered inevitable. IAI nlPd. re . . a crd Swiss 'invqs ; most of the chief-.ollleets-44. - "....."- State; Comets' Humerus, PALUEL.t l 'ind WOttON• , ti es t i i n , R aster orClered ; the boy going into _, 1 , correc t - i n *wog pontt. " Mr. Bouanxott,. * mom" Wilits4 w _ _ __•_-__ _ t emwn of ihminannii .... ...4---.- L_ - _ _ WSURGII6 MAY 18 . — SK —6 bill ' le ' 1 t • A • ‘D T I 5°W .t" BishoP• of :glirralto lidttamocit ** l4 4 . llcionwn in refresh himself. end brazatatt to a Lielet-Gaserat 84 Jaws &Aide. Mair-CIO. Parliai - Mvp IrEZ ". su n none, Inn roue name. V feat, Gibbs, Midoe4lee. Cl ; I ot. ; va. H. node, pun ww......- .. the seddle-begs, there - was f o u n d 111. in cash, .rd tNtlen. Croble ILleat.-Clea; Po rte r, %eui zr lion. %relay; OM. pistols loaded : the horse was worth *bout 30'. alor-Gen. •11. 04dva. CM reemen4 . -an. liclly. • - • occurred 1 Ids uardo; lieseral !.dint Ai r . A R A, on b arpo ko k e n ; as A very serious accident on Monday c.c , '• 4144810 .. r UP:. am : • - lag, about seven o'clock, at Red Bonk,. Manchester, _Alin the Ter . 's, .10s . Royal Highness held a Privy Al tVie . Gentlemen were coming to Manchester me"' inHrit, *hick ants ittlas . bylkiallitUfbe Minis.' 'lief; film Cottle, in a gig, the.irebicia date in CO'n % • his report or Se•convlcie; . under 1/mOIM - a statapiptl iiburt , but the other ottfivrto.nately rereivei p e Oa WZ: e gfti Wile - In respite 4; with the' tamp. , flan. tiff . of a broken alailft. In bit kreald, and Will on of ennett (sontleted . of forgery)rwhil. t • aar one hundred yank, Theituidlord of tint vas . Ordered for e;caution on Wednesday nes% . 'z;• 'fist! Dragon' nn to. ith . nillef,l4 . altb owe% , ,Tile. rollnwina la a . State if the Poll 'at ;la liaii da i ga r " 4 ' 44 " e " . 44 iii `+ lksg the est" aloes en Wednesday lasi * it Wayinneth,a.:-.. •.- * • !flan% a rospeetabie ffildesseets at • tar, from his . , ah.lr * b.... 21 .1 . mi. .. M. lire. 621 1 (Ara Croaermerne, We J Ur. W. Willimp o lai r . "' 8111 ' 111 " 1 "'" BIOS 01111 4 0111 WO el MS ree Mr, idle; fll i Mr. wow, li; coven, s • . whir nvitst i highly 'gratified to bear the health of the Paints Hiteitiv think in. ailesce I Thli is as It .should be ;. ; antliit few store each strong merit of disapprobation will be more to bring *bout a recouciliatiop with the Friucess of W.A4li o and re ' establish her, in the eatiliseruLdignity of -which she has been .solotts depritegiitilia say other. measure which can betittropted. j* , ` Adviees Ikons Sicily weierecelved yesterday to the Bth of April, by which *a learn wltb considerable surprise, that there exists a species of 'commercial coquetry between Lord Vrie. BENTINCS. and the Ali ulster' of PluaAT, at IWO. A cemation of all hostility, it seems, has been agreed upon 'between Sicily and, Naples ; and in a letter of the 7th of April from Messiva, it ii even stated, that the intercourse bad been re-established with the islands in the bays of Cada end. Naples,' and that there was a prospect of a bennficial trade with the Continent, through the medium of those settlements. It wilt he an additional wonder of the age, if another French Marshal, raised to a throne, is to be adOpted among our friends or allies. Has the mission of BcAuttaaxots to Mi lan any relation to the supposed defection of Muria?? Ministers are,. under certain conditions, to have the power or declaring what ports Ore to possess the trade to .India. here, therefore, they have a pewee of cerroption applicable, not to person., or to iasle corcial houses, but to whole townsl.— That. Ministers will avail themselves of this to the etesest extent, may be proved' by a reference to trie Warehousing Act, which was originally intended for such porta as were adapted to its ap plication by their situation—the extetrt of their com mcrce—and the facilities of securing the revenue : yet, in.the (ace of these principles, has that same Warehousing Act been extended, for parliamentary purposes, to such ports as Gloucester (twenty-four miles inland)r—Chester,—Ezeter,—and Newhaven (a miserable place on the coast of Sussex), &c. The same indulgence, and with a view to siatiler purposes, will, in all probability, take place, on the throwing open of the East India trede;: and more fertile snorers of corruption than these. two,—the confer ring the trade ,on whole. ports, and , the licensing in dividuals to carry it on elsewhere,--cannot possibly be devised. The patronage of Writerships, and Co . log is the ieingesseet for the protection' , to the coininerte lithe White Sea *fa: Ayeloseirt fr•- - way , tblir 0444 4 1 7 1 1 - teSSlVitejlithip.Sestions Unithip liebe 'and Roberts, American prizes. Cove, June 4.—.11is Majesty's ship Childers, Cap. fain Bedford, arrived here yesterday, andiannediately boiited convoy sigal for the West Indies. She hid been issuing instruciions to vessel, beind to those Ishiewli. They arwto join the Fleet from England, which is expected immediately to call off tSe harbour, ender convoy of his Majesty's ship Ardent, 6 1, Capt. *dived ' his Slltjesty's ship Rote, Cert. Somerville, for Engla nd. n i tt oa ll a cetl d . Latakm of trans ports , °ftiai 3. f 6 ro gn ea ni PT;o es a t t er h 4 :h y a I : W int ‘: the Salop Militia on board . The 'Derry Militiiii. quartered at Middleton, will embark in a few days Newfoundland, iialifaz,* and - Quebec fleets are looking to the arrival of the outward.bound, from England, off the harbour, under convoy of his Ma. jesty's ship Majestir ' tic.—This being the annirer. !airy of our beloved Sovereign's birthday, the royal standard was hoisted this morning on board the Treat. Sittings oppointeil in addles**, and London, be. fpre the flight Hon► EDWARD (anti gumstiononsu o Lord Chief Jaatice, kr. is and after Trinity Term, 1813 : IN TERM. MIDDLLSILI. Lettesst. Wednesday • Jane 29d. Saturday . Jeneletb, Monday sttith. Wednesday - - Nth. Monday Julylxh. Tuesday • Jar tidt. • AFTETt TERM. 'moody, tith. I Friday 9th. SIVI*irikON+AV t s it tnz.js Buxiaits, it is said, has wonlo,ool9l,irete three Do by' ewe bet, en his celebrated colt s Sonsikruko, nosr only rising throe years old. The bet, was, that he wean win, in the present year, the three-matches, Ist. The 200* Stites at Newmarket First Spring Meeting,.auTuesday, May 4 v 2d. The renewal •of -the Newmarket Stakes of sOgs each, at the lime Meeting, onWednesday, May 5; and • --) • • r• - : • 3d. The . Derby Stakes at Epsom, on Thursday, the 3d inst. All these three matches Sooknike won in fine style. In the first the Judge could place bat three. Twelee started, and 11 pi* forfeit. " In the second the Judge could place bat four. Ten started, and 14 paid forkit three, ''- andv►atand, No colt ose asto. / , .' •r ..• ' f • • • . . "t ' . . • . , .. ••. . . . ... • , • • , ; .f . 4‘, ~, .; 11.:; •'• , • . '• V - . - .: • - '-- -7 * . ;, -.A ' 4 1 - ' • • :•• ... ;•`:,,l ' --• ' 4 its % - ....i'i ft , ..: .. '....'5 . : • 'i t'i - -..:. ••• '• • ' -'. -. .. 7 . .- -•, ' ' ' -- 1-- • •' - "• , .. . . _ - - -•- - - - - .- -•- _ __ • . _ ___ _. _ - lk, - ;-..:z.;_ii_..:. • 4. • - Malta Mall kill;a4;lialaa US Walla .. ' • ' 7 ~.,_... • ...,....4.6..,„,,.....,...... . ~ ', Uri,. NTH L 1.10.01 CL" .. . . —— __ ;pain and Porter), which in* rtithlr ... foal,_ ....-rmir.for.tii; 40. 11 P11 1 M 40 * ibelltho • * ''. ' -ems- vg, taken 0 1 1JP1111 are •It the' ',pertain `lSolf. fif• .. :.. .. *Oils het ' • '• , •l l 4iiroisipsc% . itilis 1114w•A f ica lo . d aer is brought by doe Millef--. -• . : • . teesesi , its ' -,. ' . * viv o* ~ v " ,‘" . reej . eo• b i k e d u , tragn ;sea to lik Dir. Quer, 4eft itwit s imil‘oad s lisib , . • i7' 471 ; 1 4 4 zakikeftiadig, mei . Fastwa , twfar a‘Portomouth, and *Ufa ee •my of Portul"l letaiiiiie l e e et, to ei regile h f i Ur ' • ' . 7a 1 /".4i nni l init.77 - •• •. y visanniag west. Th. Fast that arrived here , ~. . , - • y "harpoon, prize to the Gonemest'' /14-•.• -...... Isag, It, aid the. , • nottsk 9rahata ' rivea t - ?''''',l.... ';,,g_i•,:.• 4 4 1 1P...- • -.: " • '.''' '• f 'war • *as the Thiteade difots, W. Piste Master [guard is to match in. Ali &notion Of 4ar".. ..fi -Littleo• • •'. . o iling L a - board . aboat ne emu a ? g a l . . , Count da.ltatiat *Wrath Plante Guinaldo, and s ` . ;. m . i iitrii- , T -th.---p i blic opinion ls which vessel was cat out from flisqie•Beedie r ee, l4l ::: , 44/ 1 11 I n eikoittio be placed Mat alt. by ihe boatsOf that ship,--kieired. die It o .. Bth, . with his csedot, yedtipinen proceed. to va : • orate himself with Doa .T. Sancho: in Lamivra. in the ' t • . .g , . • . . • •• • • • '...4 4 1;•• • • flm!,!wtiasse,,, . di; &v iloeir,..• which mop* SI" ?flnde of 'the tot • divisiOn - of ever tii `.. fag pep o f -• ;Inposp,etabfaaohjEinch triia tho stt ; .: . 1 • Dramerst w p,W lv , bola :Stelae' Alt* flartlatt Plry of the itls :y will bianiied. . 44 add •• I inheance ,to trite to Agile! i i - 1 '-- - . ,•0--• • .9 ' • . • ,__.. . , tikrpdel ; tad As dpoitooms. taw Sander: lz, MAY 1•4 ! . Marshal hfena writes Sti!'hai ,t!it!al ipatft al f t if Mini WA p,vseill In • ;-Vessed by tiwit vpsy a sainiukale ; di. Wm:* .. ± Oll ianguena, Isistiiss. ; da to of • tha 19th ,-4 lag. .thiPsiMillielko • & _,7 1111 .1 .idractii, ol isda:.... • *.*PleiglitiV ward., ••-• -•--..., •'' • .- . • ,to the fullO4ii;rifirport:.-• - • ' -.1 ..:* • Twarliagra!r!le:lol i febilar*l i rli 4 o l o ll : l 4 PeliTs ***O hatill ai""Wit .. 40 ililliihrbinir he Coonnanctile n fil `Odd of the ' TOW ~ teatawitheitifit kiln, Sessiintiv , o?!,l449 4 1 9 aek ruder 10 ....1 1 7 1 A si ti lat ft#l B i-..Teleirea4 1. -4.'"... " • with n• did - Mai§ 71 ; thit ate ardec • Claussel, has ,infered Navarre' p . ilintor by tbs• 4 ,gomplecheee ' O r : • 6 * " 040 __ a n'l . rid - f `T-l o CU' Mis s 'lO tor docked, thitra out being, sof: • cod upward§ 0(4200 horse. 'Ms oo k i.t it'd . ! Ur. Gniliiiii 1t01,4 iris lk• ours Pora Wept roost for that purpose Sat vt*4 la the dasop me , and collect the arrears of the,. fOilifilnir , _. • •:.. ,•. (lie Iffeliid llis good'i en 4 ,Paeli•tic 41 , 011 11 h. yird.at thispoit. ... .. ,•„ , aid upon the. Wafts.: Upon his :; 1 49. 1 0 111 1 J 141614.41115 IS* let• a kaaar bdl o..l lt K . :•, •7 „ ' , . eve Di ter l , ll o4 "lll ...4 3 , cru 'l 9' 'Sa me of i t u t uiene he di ss, sfig4 ik , Dei rov i et fr thipl ' 4 four leagues of the town who'd-I.:l** aly .:- •- . J' . . , 3..a% . a: 1.V."611421 / 1 -" " .. !/:! ' zi :. . .. _ 4fiantehliviatataatt SOVereigat WWI. Ilea/ nt of cavaltY, 'nutwillisbinding' *lts *Werke '"lfhti - 11 . 1 . 1siniti'at the ' ii! ... -Tavern, pm find Asignovairoport from 1a5i. .. 0 pier, wi , :a l took *horse; from him,. 1?4 • 4111g,i0:, , t , f : .. , ' 11,*lirrtsidi-P(' . lefty to the teue,ntih o r i e f e mi , L eg i on en b ear ra estioation 4 : • . .., . . .. . . -' • itoliC . '''' . - iiii .adinereadt - piliprat'nothitArn.-Suflad the Datke coo 4 Was • kaki of ;thg,ime . 4l._ troops Congnoo . . . •1 , , 41111..404* iicAtbe lit .'. • inlGeetntoo la for ollifhBthifi • . - - • '4 - . e ' h this cionotyy, kn . the_ direction of FraPeg.-r- ilds Wei: t glinlijArminpois ,* cik . thoielkuliks, ' red ;a l I , 6 " 4 " ll Poi se s, st ;ting 011owittg• is the septum :of those . wk., *lnca There was. ilityibP',4 ;Aoudad .ladiit of distinetlin r-r,-, 1 ,1t7,..'-f r " 1 1 ' 64 ' 1 '. 72: 5 . - IP. .`t 0. ~..: 1 fiber last, have taken that road, through Vit.* hsther so n e ry eifor,lan as v snen woo. gr im 4. 1 r.,2f i .t wte, /". Y rin ... . ....",ntai 1 . 1, lay :Tartaras, wit, lila reteptoresatup.Yargraa sad. -Foot Guards, 4,300 ; detachments of sery whe mist ;be- billike.-wrstiama, 6% kamo data aromas ...0 ..... .• - .. _ . The from Spain %resting ; Extract; ALDSA the Arm: this line, I the vangum 1111111 M on- the incorporate lis, by t the cavalry CADIZ, from Sac month, " The , I Spain, foot, and !pursue Lions laid within regiment I.gumbers, nal others. 41 $ Bodies of I throegh ' 1 The following I Novemh , - toria :—. : Guards, 4,300; detachments ral regiments of the line for the Guards, MOO skeletons of several regiments of light infantry o the line, 13,300 ; German Legion, 480, Poll& lancers, 2 500; skeletons of fieTtl:ll3 regiments 2000; Commanders its CI tef, Soult and Caffatelli Generals of Division, 2b; of Brigede, 83; Cfne ntla, 150; Lieut.-Colonels, 250; Olicers,.lootie /' On " the' Bth of 16;4 mouth, the Cortes. trans: witted to the . Regency a decree, directing all thp natives of France, of of countries under the inky rime of. France, who' happen to be in the Spud* dominions, to leave them immediately, unless .th.p have taken the oath of 'elk giance to the Spanish Get vernment, or. entitled themselves to an eiceptiOn proofs of attachment to the cause of Spain. French conscripts, Dying from their country to the Peuin. sula, are however to beadmitted, Government tak iug the requisite precautions for reconciling the claims of humanity with the safety of the State. REPORT PROM GEHERAI. BARON DE EROI.II 'TO TEE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE Frail lamy. ", I am just returned from the expedition,l men. tioned to you some time ago, having made myself wester of the NITAIa battery and Perello fort, the garrisons of ii.hich bare been compelled toserrander l it discretion. " Colonel Villainyl is laying siege to the fett t Mere de Flue; and his works are already in censi. derable•forwardnese. %It " The prisoners and cannon taken from liteenithy are on board the Invia citleßritish ship cf the line, the Captain of. which, Don C. Aflame, as well as bis crew, has contributed in the most direct manner to the happy result of this undertaking. " I will setcl you, as soon as possible, the de tailed account of all the operations, by which you will perceive how much can b e expected from the bra very, discipline, awl patience of haidsbips, by which these troops are distinguished. • " Rem, April 4." r 1 :