The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-25 00:00:00

(j l i ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCEiN , EI I NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLAWCIPRIERS, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 'lPOR'lnserance from FIRE; and-on MV sea fee the Mont and Purchase of II NNIJiTI insurances frilling due at MICHAELMAS will eXpire aenewed within Oren days from that perial The system of Fire Inowance putkuerl hN tisk 'Company fords every advantage which curb n serurity ran On . nuances nut of London; the Premiums have been corwidt nibly lowered. A large allowance is made on Life Insurance; and in every department of die business the Compnny's menu ure attended is all ;visible conveoleoc.. turl - WARNER PH I PPS, Sotrifir se Toe. Csenviio Oen loothe West-end of Lawton, 91, eu the West-side -It( ping /Mad-street, our ,curet. • • Arr. row% 0 .8, :: '' ' • '►i &Ms • 1 t3/i t .t '' • "' `.)ll 4i x 5 1 lAstltilY - •. .4 t! • 0 4 44 , 0 Aletitoland . 1 I _ .. t ~t , „ 9qtlefitxttrca .. yf 11.1! l, 4 vat LCI3i OF STROM: Tii ts. DAY , AT ON IA O'CLOCK i tc4tz aillit ~__' —' . o C 1 ! ! . ,,f • ledia Bends .2 2 sit 4VC:..'qgA 4. 4.. r ig tew But , sid. I. is ioa.ars. 4._ • v 1 4 oar I % , ' Sitntrietti TH 5 par Gent. Navy lifieg i * ; i t, . for Acct. MK; ;+.'', It's', .. , • - ' Tickets • . ECktfilltat' 1 , . . . 66 Wettenbell i*liOck "3l4 4 Vr , e n.G • ' Cleri?lesci4k. A number of trOqps Ire Obsdrving Meckieliburgb on the right baak.ef-tbetEtbe. • Yiterenuies of General . Girercrs &flak ) . I,l4,ll'ittaped'iiici • aust fortresifrom the left bank iof the.Bl6o. Tke -sallies of the gesrison ... ...4 S: A 1 1,,ONDON: . ••• • I are now reatratsed to telling of wood ki . the forest of Biedefito wiclaiVnit • ' - .tO destroy'the forest", 1' "' ' astrt.htil*;,isierttitnest 25, 181$. . • • I s - •IPOAV , , f•. , :IN it • ' "•• li • , • which inlptsga Sp,the KiggirpPritilia• -' ',. l * l e' " • ‘4,0 . °lilt GetteliAttrgh'll;ll arrived this 'mcirtdog witl 1 ' 66 The advanced . ogs of Gee. Irtrool4 4 l ll I. . .' .. ~..,„ ii, atilt 1 kaktvr i s . to the 21st, which contridlct the reports . stand at Senttenbergsl l . l 4 l ooll o *, ;_vrowag*lm o ""tn.. ipt , ~94 , battle having tekOn place on the 10th IRO. at . reconnoitring. yeNetip'tralellalitt„, lit : 1 :**.:*1 1 ! .. ' Ateybotil,. -between Boieerlast end • the CROWN werda, -and intothe VicinitY or a , foriim.usyi.i.;:ol. Antiox T. bee the ivrtelligeheis bieought will be found light - 1%1 . 3 1 41p 4 1 1460i' ,... 5tipd alo111)01:t0811.,O0 "." - • Ilf cesisielerible Importanceiil "a -1 . ' . • ! !Kohlberg and Keep, Torgao initiviad at a4t 1 - ''G'~nttx'.4lsuaett, S:ltig. f tfer— cv lichave nq news Of. distance:. Swedish, Russian, andsliiiisian del . lAi ireat. l lll.l'!tlOfq..:t Ae. A i); tor a Russia and w e n t* ar e sent intetbeviciait)7 of, Blot*en to tell It jerif- - Aberdeets Itaestitafol l Oseptieg,...4. most alarm- • with the corps of Generals Benniepen•and Bitiche . big towlddeotroctive fire: .Wmi* .... paists!levicesie the north. .....t.e,neral Vaudamme's coriti.d.taimiti wafaniii Zest fert•of the. tesva ibilieetaitieetill d'etett yesterday ' ‘ hilated on the-30th ..of August, on the road fro morning, which lasted the %vim!? of the dity el. • ... ... ~ .4 Rod' Tokitz to Petersvitilde: Thii General, with five nt ?tit • butits cnriv rather 4%1%1? ~,l it'n . .i s , 0 4 4,_. t _____ i _Oi ,_,_ _,...e. n• ; - - woad nem s ii i if ll44 i ' in the 'citio"''de 't aryl fi fteen thousand men, were IZ7n! ' I .l o, !!rlytifil , •Wafelit P . 1 ?40, 11 Y , .9f. . wile prisoner% -'and eighty pieces a votierit . :vop . ao• Pa#P.Sillryttie.)tkii APneo.. 'UPwavel,. ( "I'litlfen. After, these favourable ttifitirs, the Cow. WO; Icompesima ihisseletmetituC worn. seen xlestroyed t *tilia Army vittiPthereint . eve: 4,lllrtser again moved forward :from Bohemia into ~ ,11c"/"Ikr!,f alt the ?vs:: Saiony . and erts. the sth of ..September marched by . iwittrge..,ll 4 %,Pd,t," ( ll 4:7 o ►Ait',..g .ll o l. YlLf . '. •'., . 'the . Wei of Piteiswalde and* Altenberg, agii - ' • ' Ben'til iri:" r,rtiAttgrk !i.i... C74.1 1ri 1 P411.4 '' '' l ii" fltverand Dtppoldeswolde; eirongdetechments, Imo. vi , krio - dmr: 404.:A1mt 4encl9kmotter:Owtoglair . ported by tars.e bodies .Of re4erve, are directed /1444ted the :iirifoi , oy a t . Italy . , inser 7 tLaybech? made Teti' ?he iliatri riiii to cot of ilia' tomittattlestions. #OOO prisOniiire,•and taken rmAiyfplieces of sermon. • ...ti e ki . ti l i a ,iia. ti,..:t...;pa.i; • Igaioleon. had again ''.''Oa the 6th ell Thitiatiotis. egaitilintered Saxony and i • 4tPs i -.to w i r di mi n i,' with Ms' ' guard, '' . i . 014\ ittetnls ~ fliveila front Plettietie. l'o th erftreops: The Prince of Moskwa was te•twivor 1 i tbroo rtMentissit • Cossacks , some. days P h "' IMa Ift'ilttnli, 'and after that. he should .1144,10aq posed the 1;:e; they bad yesterday a l re ady - taken I the •iimy under his • Royal Highness, /mile ` have j. , 4306 prisoners, and tine standard. ovititb,glito. 4 •tt4 fn.. 'kigt 1 .21rE5,111.3N. „,- . :Our late victories been celebrated bob tio datby the discharge of 100 piecea . ef capssion. trims been' riiTtiGell in Dresithi dit the Freu4 !bill 'soon le4ve as ,iosstria. kr" offered au armistice—thouglethe litter is.siot tree, 4lielosuler ireirt propabie.:7.- :.. •0: • ••4' curyences on the 6th have voile! t t hid pint,. , "The • army :if the Prince,nf Moskweltdisperand ; •... it has lost two thirds of its actillery t its amino rittion and fiaggage„ and upwards . 0f..20,000 „. men. The. Emperor Napoleon is retiring towards Dresden. 1 The army of General Von Blucher folloars'hins, and r. • , 1 ,- . . . fill&t e rra .BULLATIN .0F THE CROVINTILINCLI*II„,;;In:,aII pftibabllity, cue him a 'IR vere loss. 1 ., , 2.: itcni 7 eikarters, Jutertiptli, $0pt,.1().•• L TV/iiswited army .of the Novas of Germany is, there.' 1' ". ThAlast wasoef the ,St la inst. keerplaybritios • 14011 :04 SiiictiOts ..by its tell vitig With the army fresh *roof that obis consequences of••tbo • battle •of of Slxsik Oquerai, Beanigsen follows* all Ahem Dennefitrile 'twit treaftti Welibt 'then were at first rnomouste. ..,.. .. - - • •• • • ' , k., ....::' terieetid. "tilt althilY Oalculatitethet - 10,000 pri- i ''', •"' ',' •'" • - --Afuellow-"-- ' ' '7' 4 " 41 ' mere' .e t aisnon upwards 110 p ammunition l iii4isitio .' mi 4 iiii i Vein• loriionie . .44iiriAtited waggons, , . , A o : . ~. .three peir of coieuis, and one standard l byllo:Fer?'q'o!**lo;o4, vTetivili WViOgleer 4fpined grovskoth... ~. .. i I . . i by. Beiweioofre.OVeG the 'French army,.tornmanded , 7, . sh-Afthir that. General Wobeseehad put to flight by Boa APA itT Ein person, and maini Ci reetntienCei - con. 41sefstiadiy'S army it patine, _it continued' its re.. i spired to cast an air . of, probability on this otcount ; t'Alit ' 'Il l ori ; ;rt - u: Our light troops did not desist but we now filiti it to hove been altogether unfounded. wit, )lowing him, and ' takin g p risoner s, aMmuni- The I2th Bulletin 14 tlikettowbCPAlNce formi • girt isti i• -, • 44/) : riggo,ns, an d hoggage. The enemy-has broken :of the ooatents . tethe Mail justarrited, and•ikdated &wit (he bridges over the Ester, in the vicinity of; on the very ;lay when, atia.ist.t6.lery .pleeitSsiesi, Anuaherg and liertzberg. • ' . I the battle was soppoOdlo have tin fought. " ' Bo s . I ,, fttqfhettastley,. indeed, may cross tile -she"; bet ! ir4itti is said Co betretivinp.totedrds Dresdeth which he liridgei mint be' repaired. !Were thilibtillery can ! it appears he .tail::ootice:fOr::iite,' purpOse of rii:! . , be got eyyt it. :Fight hundred prisoners 'were taken i sisting4he further progress. of ilLucuEtt. :• It is•,,, ..11Ose t i o the ic/‘-de-kasce;lCergiel andhome hatta.. probable thst a powerful witeentention. of ;he French lions which f oe nil it,:jawaSsible, to reach Torgau, forces will be mute n the Aeighbourkood of Dyes 41eve . turned. tewiads jialsiberg, and taken their ; . den, .te qppoKthe attack which appears again, to he, , ardsliresdeeK - 7 .'' ' : . I meditated against that. city. Since the defeat 4 MarshalPrinre of &lambi hid, in the VAND.Sustx, the risaig.ariny of the Allis -hes, again n the Wand 3d Sept. left Selii4io . 4n, witlil moved forward Into Saxony, by the -way of Peters . his slimy., Considering the Arprigrpo- . weld. and Altestiterth against Pirtle and Dippoldes ihich,litlges, this meliep eppeeest to be A 4 On _lde. The iptetflgtoe . may be daily expected of etre consequence-et the-pregsma made i b r awl Awed 1:-ftendoutconiliet inthe neighbourhood of Dresden, to the' skte ef SIZORY: . The ins*? itist'llere : decide whether tie French shall retain, 2sseaSion of pet eery thing in readlithiletWiitreat, ' this important plage..'The:aratp!f •in having i bosh) not come pp wteli'lloW e i!bi .and , formed a • junctioni..midlit'Ain..4l* - ' . ' ' the ep. Ile4oll,lngides a great stArt cit.:Generals proaching combat w44 . ,kg,:comMenced,hy.the Allies almodelea 14 Vtgelenkl , qerpe, the Arai of .which with a force considerafilif greater.; thma . ,whew -they Greeritlr t 4 onifthe lattei• neer the Wasen. I last contended with Ptom'ir+ii:Titii;:illi. 'occupation cdrph" 4Ph4setf-sedei the Prince of Eck- 'of Dresden. It is intintatert.,tos,',:,atticie from marchtel In 14 ",cilumns on the . ' ' kleititi f dated the 19. th of September, thette French rea ‘ l i p `I and Rhena , and halted a6ii‘ii s . 4 ., '`. , 21.4;tittepegateir a:Feitort at Dgeetlioe,,*tliat . they mile from ltatzehnr.g. . General ti'a ihititellteat te lease the Intik. 'of Ote'Ellisi, in con retreated in the same dirantikno ' ''it Amami': hatini,eir , -revesmehlen 'to ihrhitilsetia , troops separated ' ,i fts a l b e d 'll Pl # l4 fi kt 'Viii%:olol44M;*o9iftrs '° ;(arth*r± Atc.PIC,QI4IS I O4, renchcremy b eetiredvalarois ,Steekeitspan erhisiltiottrandheisehritreithrwiinsepOrialktfey rofeil'dif M ttaiii-efiresstitOse'4l4.l - 'O 9 Oll • ho 4. 11 4vF b4;VY . 4.oe,iNiiiihfifiplitih Cossacks , ,e 1 . themtiyipovot botooiffloistitAign with Itt&lbuseatitt.clerairyiiinv . - on the intstaYoirhrtimit.' Gen44yegcsiCk.'s: •tide Ad' utidilltl6 ihnieftaback: ' 1 4 . ' 40 , ). ~~., `. - ... " 1 4 ---- -- - opinidi,Cetiveiltsi, , consent yeah nothtng less the,n theyielepletirtabier. '•".exiiieleloSsfisif as .fit.s.''. : Mthilsifi'' - te - aion of.Bostieaare's power, ,.„ Chita pentend, and•the reoteeitio n of word of truth; ty homes r 'and dishonour; - b; et c . report wad goQd rtport 7 --2 Cor . ti. — the old *gltult,ln "„,Ftillnee—whilsl yet I cannot be insensible to the tribute of g ener ous with IWO ' 4 feeison' she! !moderates, thet'llte Mlles • • and e l y n o c r or it ru i p n tib p i r e es a e n rl d in z g ec ..th lo e : uncomproginnag orthodoxy, which a myriad of oil ought net to propose to themselves any . eleject' be. Catholic,fellow-citizens have deigned to paynie Y , its t yond that of redecing the power of the French Ruler COll3lllOl with our rir joint within such bounds as may render itconsistent-with i .Trekges , f o r * indepeudeitce •of.:wther Sovereigns. I t hethir .i divine Religion from the oppreuion• apd schism fair of , these classes. of Politicians will ever-wit' ‘ile f to' themselves. iNhich lately threatened it under the mockery of re , the accomplishment of their wishes ; is by. K..,,,,,, t , Vise loud and almost tilianimous voice of the B reit , •• certain; but that the forinifelasethuir, of utieee4,' t•-cethelic Body which still resounds from every other be disappoiptect,isanifieievklyivident: It is insdenfood Int*ter of your Island; as well as, from the City and - that a tor reepontlenceints actuallytaken:clace between 1 so i ounty of Cork, at the same time that it refutes the i the Einperor etliissfasa hed suer Government , ; gross falseheocle on which the oppression and schism 1 et as Were grounded, will 'prevent, I trust, a fresh proposal r.te• the extent to' l ,l•llT4i.lbS .is - AisPassso9 co - oPenktn - - fof others. Nat *ay:their have those Protestant States with the Arnett agelisfelititklavere, - ittljt at hp hadT 'men, who were tad to believe that their long-laboured made the_mosf frank- iuselbaseaerfed Ale ration of ' clauses would be epposed by "a single Olptinate man," • • • s• ~ • his - resolution to adhere to the t9400' goo t o seen thedelusion which was practised upon them; and , • • riot only have those Catholic Politicians, who sought -gradce before the 'termination - of thirli litioas.,.- ___ t AI to disgrace one of their Bishops for performing his .This conduct od•the part : f the 'Ans • nets • ... 10L - -nudes duty in keeping them within tho Cole of the lentit!ed to the 'highest grO,s 1 . 4 1 ,•!1t.'f,P 11 !° . oilf!litiht C atholic Church, experienced, that the disgrace has outlast tothe crooked *liey. witidlivirro klqiientir - -sedeunded upon themselves; but what' is of much icridips , the eenauqt,:,oLcoititi.::',ATe iniit .tio: "Ore con - sequence, the relative weight viudcharacter Our Government will not, in op - position to the •Wf the component parts of the Cathelir 130 fly is how 'ileiii of - Adair - li, and probably also of all the Allies illicertained• Hence it ntsy be sOfely. affirmed. aat 9 , AO Statesman in future, will consulf,vith the ilinri o u t i re aim at objects _at once unjust and unattaitta- ,and unaccredited remnant of.Prolesting Catholic Dis. Me, mord" to gratify; faction in the otoontry l whlOk ' renters, about the EMancipation of Catholics; much is desiroas,to perpetuate the , ho r rors of spar, at th e less will he employ their Counsellor, the most uusur- ObviOus risk of being left to maintain the contest cessfol negociator,,and the most obnoxious Pull viduftl of our whole Body, to draw up Parlitiranntary Bills against France, _not• only without the assiatfince of : t for t tlifir purpose. ; No, the grand bubiliess of Ca any Allies, but with some of our present Attlee Sou- Ireland, must-end-will be transacted with Irish verted into active and determined foes , by our ext r a - I Catholics • and thi pliniffry part of it, that s f Reif .ragant and unjust pretensons. 7gtoni mus t - be left to the tried wisdom atitl'piety of .We understand that Mr. BROWN, a Messenger, her exemplary Prelates. arrived this moraing. seitir.diritches- for Govern- ,'. For the unequivocal and resolute l l i kl etpreision of ment from our Miniileritt the Court of - Sweden; bat I their vajkstuttii*-PaAdtiar.— l bold myself . . -. chiefly indebted to the millions's( Iceland ; it forms, we cannot learn that he has briptiglit any. iiiteltigenee i under God, the principal' ground of the security of in addition to that which we _bare received by the 'Their-religion, for • English ni) tem than for Irish Ca- Mail. - , - •, • . .. , thefts, at the present time. . .••• Having, Sir, , "rasa you wofk of Plain Facts; .. Yesterday, atiWeire 6'elock;ditileatieie Euilisi which completer 'kneed the Reverend calumniator left -Carlton 110u5e.,44 Windane.:..:-..-... , - = ! ...::-.....:-.•!-.0011.11iddieasSel your celebratetrspeech, which tlii Her Royal llighieseatie ' . v bflyAxts,,we isedsogealseerit in involving you, with so many other understand; lila totted baof the. Touses'on ail tient Out Vied 'meth in the usual 'invectives of the Uxbridge-road s . immediately - Wined. Tybgrti turtlttrtiode:golapetnianiii know how to value the corn .pike, which is to he forthwith fi tted up' for her. re- -,..plinientsarem.yoirself„,With: which you arepleased ception. Thii house ii to .be h o er Itoyal'lll,onesei ito hnniiir me; who'aus,' dear Sir, your mist faithful town residence; the apartetepte Rom fecupied. by I serrgnt l `e". • ' •,___' • - her in Kensington Palace beliatte - it Conslitinnyt- • •• • . ~,,,,. , ! f- iiiiiiisFß, D. D. lineas Mar Dowell, Er g, swag e . quiring considerable repairs. ' wd - lbarn also, that several economic arrangements have hien made in her Royal Highness's household. In consequence of these arrangements, theservants have been put upon board *ages. • We have great pleasure in announcing the com plete recovery *of ,his Royal Highness the Duke of Stelsvx from a severe fit of- his old constitutional - complaint, with which he wes recently attacked, at the-seat of his Royal Ilightsese the Duke of Kest', at Castleber-bill. - Admiral MArtilN is arrlieit:frOm Sebastian, with dispaicises. • ~ • jt is •uederstund that Sir Jew/ MURRAY will he trice in icily, whither several Officers have been or dered, who are to be witnesses for the prosecution. - .• The return of PA' 'W. - BENT' NCIC to Sicily is .51iiirey expected, circumstances •.hoablig occurred • there which require his presence. . .r. -3 . - Letters of the 22d *of July from pilgrmo, after, mensiessiog that there had been some rlots,-- ecea sioneslbythe.high price of previsions; state,•tisat owthe mosaisig. - of the 19th 'the mobbed proceededtehtfeck some bakers' ehopi;' and it had been found neceseaty to Call out the militliry. In the Wean' time the felons - in one of the largest prisons, about 7po in number,. attempted to. get out, ..anclactaally forced three iron gates. The.noire Which this pccasioned caused their design to hediscovieed lii4Ore they reached the outef gate, where' they 'were met by a volley from' the trO6ps, and . :fireed .te • return • into the . prison.-- This 'get had wathing.of xpoliticat complexion, nor was the slightest ;00ft-offered teat!) , of the Bllfish in tile :streets. ' General - •CA,t.vrav, in his✓ capacity of Adjutant- Geposil to the 'forest, is now on a Tour 9f ItiapectiOn of tbe.MilitTerr ..ilisepitals in different , parts of "the It- ~,, ( . , • .Ttlarus.-i-It is now alleged, that a publication has been sonouneed, the object of which is to prove, the Letters diiiires.citine from the pen of the late ju tly celebrated .Mr. BUIIKV. On this point, perhaps, some may be of oritsion l 'that port of the fol!o4irs4 .eztracl.: from a letter written shortly before his death, by this great man, to the Honourable Sir WILLIAM SMITH, Biit. is not ill calculated to throw light:—" You talk of PAINE (while you sefote him), with more respect thin he deserves. — He is utterly incapable of comprehending his ob ject; he has not even a moderate portion of learn ing of any kind. He has learned the instramental part of literature ; a style, and a method of disposing his ideas, without having ever made a previous pre paration of study or thinking, for_the use of it. Sum us, and other sisarplypenned libels of par times, have furnished a stock to the adventurers in composition, which gives what they write an air (and it is hot en air) of art and skill; but as to the rest, PAINE posses , sea nothing more than what s i Man, whose audacity makes him careless of logieat consequences, and his ,total want of honour and morality makes indifferent as to political consequences, can mery. easily write." That Mr. Ovate should cisss - amOngst the Libels of time, a work of which he was conscious of - being, 76stself the Author, seems improbable to the 'last r.dtgree ; and it would, perhaps, be a strange hypo ' thesis to suppose, that mores than tweaty Tears after Junius had appeared, in a private and familiar letter 19 + the present Baron Sir W. SiaITII (a letter which very, possibly might never see the light); the moral hod *dignified Mr. Bunez, under pretence of illus trating another subject, should contrive to introduce the Letters of Jurn us in a way that might, at some lu lu?* period, supply an argument against his being the the principles, talents, nor ittr Illtett, or suffered o *b. stratagem server Clyde expetiitioes 14806 *ill the Ettit Beta for arn. which hats Seiko torte toward . 4 " t sc The ht 'ight bet weet the whole of skirts in 1,164 consequence Arellow the ihoites to Pr' SO it Si w .4ggag4 ~0 ' ;Valtuarks'a *as at enrol '"The co mob! march Gadebasch .(lerrnan mil dinisitrrn retn -throogb Gre 'the Danish 1 4 bi letter i ‘t Übeck, , engem part, French :oral; hanks of wh destroi 'Me enemy' men, of wh I ' ,The Cosec -11.Picke., wit *Val attacks 4 " On Go . I;turgued ~ • - • •• , • it Major And"; ilin:cwal.ll4ll4l°‘. ' : : nil ' ... .: i ...- ..ifsitiiia*l' ' ' : ..::.deo.7:iteciill.l4 i th enttoe ' Fr." 111. rap. tied it -'' 'ids ' li i4 i Me 114:• ..10 MY • 1141.1111a5. 'ilia.:lll6lftrhe.kl::::""ti:ll°. • 61.431.4 C. I.:Ltkral‘:--ru:E:lßalliv:4:;.°l:Btc,Yl;l3lrs' 1 1 ' THE s' WILSMAN '---------• -- - --;---. - .. .:--- ALA ' .. : 1t .7 , - ' '...- it, , of the war DMPANY, *Rs % I CaVairy with great, ability, was them: • ...,..• i . 4 . 14 , 1„,..- el__. nn tstettiskt "tab* success, ' tiattlltan -, . ,„ , ............. R. 6CIRIT" cannon ball. ' The Merklenburgh risers . ,'. ''.. - • .• ' • With dittlehter-ead Whilst we see In . the so- ; dor . .. TAVES • rl Es. ' Danish squadron. in the vicinity of , Dirss;ho, n le a lts eifite many viclisitudes - '.:•- - I ! i i k,---. elauti " ad*Pted at ti, . . t t.,'.- , . toOet numerous • notpoutubki Meeting of 4 1 . (.. pire warts caused it a consideiable loss. ..,,,.. :onspany nr- i 4ZIGeII , . V la . . taws . .• Mit etttigbil, .st . ~• . . ..! . w e!! . deoleitm •• :., '. ~T, , fy lilacs of the Ctiet , y " etel City o t ! Co rpose rk dd. .0n In- at .been assembled for tio: toalidaid a ' w . : 1 : : : 1 ;41' Grevesniuhlao. e t Waltuntinkhooiifilii* OW , t• Letters - • . j g- - ...: • *i • , !.. . cousidtrittily 1 P11101 41e : 1 aln that, and • ' " •rl.4 ihee 6 : o9 l theti t° : ' ~ , - , . MI) Statitit k ofi. / 7 • : Ile" Of lain. .y's airange- Domitz, *her e hat cue li . bridge to to built to ... j returned tozch'" nin e had bee* Obtel - 'by . Cletieret . Ruing been the humble iltatremeit of the pul,..c . - it diwßich. Am, .....4.-,. rwr;triimpsmireftiorott - srtire -.- -4 : '," "'' •' ' - ', ". • • ' '. lA .:. eft are mad: dfelesPli"nitief°llsll73co°r°4ll.4ll.letraiminettimeal liff rr ri e nl nce atsh : M h eo lch gvrfil• 11.9 . n u o p r o a lli a 7 4 .- - . lotion I ' 'fled ' et °f that Rel°- Sttrelar). : cro w %.. ;Ai .. London, is at my's force beii #0444,40 liti W* Oda 40 . .0 9.o4 l lV.7l , l6j l belit(rWein n n ear Ceafard. ver, General TekoAsein's Orancedioste ere near to f.l l l. l !. o ..lttlgcliti eto that it.it gilt , ~. - ~ .... lest their ' • .1..:....... elimbLbe_constrned. to be rati:e; 1 7 ---- . ifoitzenSurg. ......i : .,. ~.. ~ tlw ai rCarrelC u . ,A . ~., erliir , A . ' r--- ., am ► --co: 1. . .. • • , n the h ones , ' • sill I . ' 117144 k • Due " The DAN Ur* •eazmieted many. acts of rio:- . de . ra ! , . • nail ..y w. . 'ye r - &LP teq*e i tg . itt?, . ilny mtariction of year ' Iftakebta • . , . irier Lorriship's failhkg.lvaleblis servant, rhisit . 1 lence in Mecklet ee ttash .iit .,.. 14. , le posee temt v -rauna f nesrtbleit,htohiaet, • , ce tn i l vi u :l t t illi is ti 'l . ll 6 lestaft tiista mrs: l o:kl i e utt itukip Und iatt o n hererS ikeletten the . t • • - ePteer bee y Lord 1 biti l c,o t• 'ta they are comm anded . - r .. ~ _c,.. p ots ) ~ d , . •-,..., .. • .../ . . nfrf_..... ' WM)/ 1 ... 'fa it is decitrod l e A rohottovui r t ptaisilas. •nok-lr, ,-' s . tt.% 1. - .r •,' '. , • J : , ' '7 ,r l . i .4% . ; .:,. . • .• . . /pal; INAC DONNELL 14.- - ' - ..i. ,, , Toes Stilt Kiri tor Whirr *to* - 4Y9 ' 'h h Emperor ' . • ind. *ho, nevertheless, Its 1 1 4 cuilktint 41Ir tiiit'probible . evelif of won. ~ , i hopod . „,t.. fr ., .y.t i „. .„ , it , j, , .• .....,,the,in 3i4., t ,t serves • that MOpursVlo•iliailhloll Peetie4 of seat ( . /13 1. 11 . t°Rit , . 1° 0 1611 ; 1 r elit ., .. iti .7 e r e i l tf of I.- . . • - Wolverlaamillid, Sept. U, IBM • ..t • '... 'Prince of Ecktfiuhr."". :,;'"'"!_‘ i r '.•:," ' opinioi,pyourik;i6me soya as .if way . waukt-be - I .l7 l ronwswiile - niogias rif - lily Obligation to MiLt.. it \V.,. a...hooey ;i ' l;int i %ir ' lk ' tia L. 'Clet. Czernitscheff. c o nsen t milb-Uothing lees then they,oMploWinbier.. g . 4 .exhaii ' m3sreli .as the MiOthi 0 God ; in ig . _ . - __ 4 .. • . • • - - - ,--- -rrnr- - L, --- --- - --- 7 -.-. - -- 7. -- ,1T., -- 7-- - -- 4 7 . - : - !' . 7 : -.-- I kittgdinti • * '' ' ' ''' .' ' . - lure pewoo, supply an a 41 tra i n. Whm; !sequence. of the Austosels•hairisti,otesied,soiArtuls. . . it ,i rti ;: 66 , 11 - 4 4 6 4 . 4. rgummin, a/Alma lUD VA g At this *lle 6 11te. Thestuattat Siediket thisitriaddLidi Is. 0444 . t lif . ottE,ty, darinx Ids . ' ' ' ` l iiiii 4 , , authoe Surely, neither the firlacipbts, talents • _.-, . donee is AmeritwOtwalarticularly cautlouSlWaveld. sagacity of Mr. BostKE wouldltierst.g w o o s i. : the - IPreuaksA- ;•duspirieos, lead itsitesigitlkintifatil l vylitclitteri 'With Int tillsoure,rstoliiii4Ailib bad ,a e t j ecetreee4ii, to the hint. so resort to so far-fetched:awes sml 511 ) , ffri4l o 4ileat coition. ..AA •4,l,:iltaieti;s4 .isbilik4,:terseiif ' fermeP ,eve6ts of jitie r ,.l)4t.and 44bai • bi6'.461ad. was Litritser;:triikai' itbd„ probably instate:Wel ) strb al e,„ i n t r 4l ' l t4 . r et4o *We l i ci . tb:3lo e ' -11 11 4 01 4 j r 1. 34 1 0 . s 's#ll#ol44,4o9,",A4l,l*rtflitillr as thil '7, (D• 14114, Evening 1244). '. . .% 7444z 3 0 , , ituoi,sgrole ttinelitl4MOS. ' ~ MVOS*, 40‘6,111 'I. ' ."•0166ept i ang , 7 '''' ...ft:',.‘7 , l,! '' tn 5 4' 4 ,i,•tret-,.c irs vit ; •!..4 , G1 ) dN , 111. , ....t(A21% ', ' a i , t l , liv!'at,"kro . ip 1 h ue for els . tel ist ithttir_el *tattiness tbei hi s ib4.44kfilaPttigik ' Xf.i.#47o4loitt "I"ebti, )lielaseOPl4Asetiratesoistssqpirs. -hit Metkeen sdtnburgit and . Sbe c s Ala jod I • . csaylmws TM,. PlitMC4ll4 ,-savioatien, sear Falkirk, by wb as. expel 'i4ll"etittili l i V e r i l i*li.t.i.kPet!!"..atbetl".lll.'l.l,7the : `; a ;lair Lt. LAlSirtuitai Seti l iii'Asi l at thi ha , .quiiiijits aittl' conveyance 'for pooesiait and .good 1i* 1 0 , 11 . 1 1 / 2 1 , iii;.1-.• ' r obalicistitillittau teitt o noseality,Vselis44o,l of -the Remise. 'Wel itreseiiiwr. ' ' '.. el , 1 , . 1 'be a between the two greet Met of tt„ cos t ttilo iNfr oO li t e rix*Ohlk ' sitkogolit i liiros .- ' .0 . •%gikultiOteifl,gbili,g . ihtleZ,ltiVii sir An .burgh . , and other places, on the '1 .... OF I i . Wei, irjfirmo. r *lris ille tasellieislairsber it •••... 1 .. 4 the Itott-froacathe liett;i6:sd afserooon, ~ a ud, at instil ot lEeglind and &sensed. Nog :4 4 4,4 4 n "4 4 6, tiraii i ii k el i iiickhv iat i74;W . ; l e b i had Ts isoitt s opd*,ftelM i riai Spoilb - . 4 'A ddielkelent . frosts the Id Qattallou of the haws s i i ii iis siw a. 4be lovio li kti ji i i i t iot tli k i w y eiftdietetoritsitto k woo, 1 ,1re60114. ' )00404 :, - Ika T4t. Iv. pc4pd wioimpt is under --orders to proceed honk Boding fa ;AI i,l jr .... itte!, 40.4 :A • i l iii r t•. , .., i ~../ t I Li ... ILIA _ jV,.6 • teseelet,: , qilterebasles of . that) ,baritatibust , .: . ~,, *lt samelloolf i .1111.„,.,_uWA ill '9 %nil veto i*cat.7647 , 'aitteCtika:NtAtist - of the : The Nitraludtirde t theZMitettellee gi eielkiH Au 4 '4 , 6 Ay' i. , S. f os -1.4 i. ~,„e i ,oilitw 4 4-0404-1.... 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