The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-06 00:00:00

11. • et% teat. , Tie due tempts ,!,111:Ccerding to intelligence received from the hone Orli . of Servia, the Grant: Vizier made 4 solemn eutry into Belgrade, at three o'clock, on the 4flth •ult. A complete amnesty is expected to be published , forthwith. 1 It will be recollected, that Bonaparte has attri- bated the greater part of the loss suffered on, the, day of his retreat from Leipsic, to the premature Won ing up of a bridge by a corporal of sappers. ~*, . In the Austrian Bulletin of the 28th pf Octo r i be i?. we find the folloiring passage alluding to this.s4 , ject :—"` The courier, who warcarrying to Paris ports of the battle* of the 16th and 111th, and of t taking of Leipsit on the 10th, has been intercepte . .According to the dispatches found upomAtim, the m Allied Armies were completely beaten on the two former days : and they ascribe the extraordinary nail,- : her of pt isoners taken at LeipsiC, to the premature blowing up of a bridge. 1 " This circumstance was entirely unknown to the . Allies, who passed the said bridge, and pursued the i enemy without intermission." . . stardom on the d inst. the enemy had evacuated ..,,, e t i tst ro rt h , . r * .• t - • al• D.0,-.IIIIIESIS , ..Ihak, L or d W. Utrecht, and was retreiting upon Gorcum and Ni- I riejoi.r e t t pdiritt 9 0, sietersbook i l .. - mcgoen: The Russian Glairel Bittartewootar? kedfi lk )giv i t o ma r ci t ,i t i to _ . , ~.. .. itoww . e itse. 04.ii rpt,, i ,.. reached Amsterdam ion s the 'lst,- With 25,000 meta, d o si.iiiinipß r i k t ior .. oppjosty , , crpowilest . - . - Zero and had circulated a Proclamation. Intelligence hl,tyytit • - - f .d( st i oet l iy ,4 n ; t i .i , spl i c i t l y _.t___.l :_ • ' r it IT T rgubra .IP .. . been received of the Brine having declared in favour . °r :t .Ikilled rioa ilt rre ib i li ve i rth in A tliike mer r ic e a ll ," e a f tid aP a i s e ire t tn P ir ef in of the Prince, the Commandant of which place, itli t . .)t om . RoisiePerahe Republican Commiasietmrs.. that said, has been arrested lint conveyed to the gre.-wlz, iiPteriainettow was known, would ,914 1 ,1eiriti,tii,.. i'lth 300,000 guilders, w hich he had accomoiaistfli...- • • ratious exactions upon the inhabitants. Gchateie* . i.lead . lA' world; hewas instructediltg etieffi4...' that ,French Minister of.,,Finance .in Holland, :tlits: . a4e!? ~ , , the dismission of the Amid ceelwallioqe l 7ll,l44lo.)* ,taken prisoner and .vent so. the Hague, ~ f !i t it. a. Oa :pstrtiCu tarty pleasing to ,14: Brj/10. ' . gyttnient.- .. . 1..4 .1 . 1 , • larger sum of money; and an. Ald-tie.7oloi44Gi'l.it . may, therefore ~ . • :ire, not ..seral. MOLITOR'S had fallen into the' beetle of: the I leir/y, We are fully in foc.s, *Ay' . ' N' ' 'II ~ . A. ,1- 4 In require the stiidoorand emeffeeikAf,e' . . It's and. Dutch. The Foreign Office has received intent- Iffince from the Governor of Ifeligoland, that Owns- a p un , s , 4 "ar t _aaitad y .taiiiit the 4 1 th e d a ,f or . ter.. ..,rigatien of the Weser was completely free. ' • itt i fo i t i on to. !i .. : .., .1 ~..r.-:: i'..t * .? l, -,:t i ~. '. .. • : "As a Postcript in Saturday ' s . Gazette,. is an aril. . .. . . , _, . .... ,. _ 4 ,.... , .. cle of great novelty, and of seine importance, be.: : ;ZtOtertlay the. felleithlt : Wit . Oree exhibited at 1 leg part of a flispatch from Sir CHARLIS S-rzwaste ot, James's Palace':--' , w m „,..,-- ....,., :,. . . ~. , ..” bar Carlo, Elec. 4. to Lord CASTLEREAOU, in which the General regretsi . 44 The Kum's- disorder continies...endimioishat ; •haring given his Lordship as report on see '"' n g g" d ., l htft his MAitsrit's bodily health is good , and he has ilk{ authority, but which turns out to be otherwise. passed the last month in traegoitrityloutflotrifort."• • I relates to the account he received on the morning of Orders were yesterday gPrenfoitoseititting to be the 15th ult. from General Tnitusixt,- of thirser. in reltdiness this morning, at sego* o'clock, for the deptytntev,-tsTrer,ee4 on his. render of Dresden and .its pulses) .by, 11.444.145t:TJIli,krotexmoll 0G e s i4a to Hanover,- acciim'panterirbtVortnt3lzarrEn. CTG• By sub.seqoent official tulvioes, it totnx anti HiliteaTepttigiropreii to , fli asteirclink by hisirstalf, ,:that the French General- .ancl itjs . troepa did not stir- ! which,'ilttur bees -appointed - iiik - ,, : togpit.;,-.:Getteral 'render as prisoners oft weii,%but capitulated withl pialoi, Adjaitadt-fieheral; hiajey , Rein:err, Se- General KLENAL', on ,41i-tW,HP‘S of being exchangeditc . etery.; 'Geegain‘k 14•ViiWia.J 3 4404 ', ." 8 : r. i Cal'' man for man, as stated %lila franc h Papers. This, tato Dartac . ta, - . ditto ;-. Colonel •4910_ . t,r4ptet — rfs '...irtr. it Seems, has not been istitiedlifiltittt Commander-in- i 04:asst end ;;;;easx,.. a s Aml . e .. s : Al.e . , : FA u sst , p 4. , .: • ... .. 0.-SAO r•Atmvits; and Lord sanhtia nettnccroy Chief ; and Sir Cetant,rrteze a eft , observes . , the .- - 'qPr - dlOiiy b. ii4lsitt a yea r sttokote.itt, e. van t . NC • I* c°nitlyerc° "Iv" 40 8 1/4 1/' Of:- take place bir " e "!'ftsowit on fedi) !'"lfie ' 'tr. . - a thi 'Roman Dresden IN In,thit Poeitt:itifi‘Or 'kir 4. l !i"' ... Oip t sin4an;Vestionitati - 416 14401110 0. 4 19P (1 10 ° 4 By the arrival of the 'a otteitiosigh. Mails, with. , pipit lerris , 4 , l: l 44 , oitt i ttrlotr y.. ffree . 4: ft g r e reirly to other articles .of :co :nsidonallf4 import, we have the t 4 Russian fashion. - Countess=-aevxx..sat .an the terms of the capitulation of .the city of I)resden.-- right 'or the ; P &vex, airdlGoodtava . l'A GMT ontrac,.. The conditions -of the capitulation, as appears by h .1 5 :14 1. t..." ... f` .'.: . • 7 . .i... , : , --- ! 1 %.. ....:-....,f . the first avid chief artielei 'heir . . founded upon the ex- i Yestordaphe Russian Xmleteeedoi - gase:a= goad • dinner io.thigarticc REOENT.,illelikiakt i re_Ol'ihe ample in the former war of the terms granted by the : nEporarirm were inv i te d j o . ro p e tA t ietteyetifightt;s ,, . French to the old and valued Austrian Ge- v.... 1 n JUIS.S4 ...ATuttusT and Viscount-cmatltittAit had nerat WtrernEn, when he lost Mantua;-----,The 4 audiences of the P RlN CE : 44E i xiltieferdlY... 7 eye Of °Avery politician, and especially of every : To-morrow the Ptusew,Ewriellt. : ....welt 4.0 .., 4 . . Privy loci,. at - carltost- if euSal•- vas to have learelsed in apt f.oltras - its. The first left nreseh oe• the th e ml4' to ,4tpao on the t7tb. - The desire of sparing the city, and i 'ell hil , labia to conduct his troops to another deStlntsAlon, si4id hare alone determined General Count Klemm to sign , a capitulation, which was directly contrary to the orders he had previously . received from the Field- Marshal the Commander-in Chief. The' Field Mar shal is s .thetefore, plaied.etider the very 'disagreeable neceselty of disapproving 'if the conduct of the •Ge *neral of Cavalry,, Count tienau, and of refusing to sanction this capitulation:, The General of Artillery,. the 31jarqffis 1e Chettteler, has, in COIISPINEIICC I . re relived orders to communicate this resolution to Mar- ' steal St. Cyromft-to replace the enemy's corps in pos session of Dresden, and of all the meaus of defence, without exception, which, it had previous to the sig nature of the capitutatiOn. The offers of capitulation made by the city of Er furth have been rejected by Lieutenaut-Gen. Kliest ; but the armistice granted to the garrison on the 7th, has been prolonged to the 20th. According to advices just received from Berlin, I Stettin has surrendered. The garrison was to march i lIELIGO I,4ND .1 1 14 1 L. out on the 20th, and to remain prisoners of War. —or— VIENNA, Nov. 9.—The troops which were intend- ALTONA, Nov. tt.—A Proclamation was issued ed for the formation of an army of reserve near Vi- on the 21st, firing the amount of the contribution In etin.l, have received another destination, and are to money on the citizens in lien of corn, bay, and proce - ed directly le head-quarters. The formation of straw, which had not been delivered, and likewise a new army of, reserve of 120,000 men will imme- specifying the contribution for the same articles for diately commence in all the provinces of the MO- 1 1814. h archy. i Faom THE Lowta ELeE, Nov. t0:-. 7 The Danish A.dvices from Trieste state, that the French gar- . Government, though their subjects ere great suffer rison in the citadel of that place has capitulated. In ers by the sequestration of their property in the Bank the city were found IV pieces of cannon ; in the of llamburgh, which is neither restored nor, likely to citadel 55 ; in all 1132 pieces. . beeso, seems obstinately and blindly to persist in its TaEINT, Nov. 7.z General Stahremherg l yester. connection with France. day entered Padua with the advanced guard ; and i The Crown Prince of Swede% we hear, er General -Eckhardt entered Vicenza. The greater : esterday morning at l o uoahnes,..and it is su . .. part of the left wine viatisfatadflia. - The advan .. lie will leave the Russian and Prusiian troo p s Ina posts of General Blasitz direCted their march over serve Hamburgh, and crossing the Stecknitz with Perie. The,heights of Abaso and St. Anne, as well the Swedes, will march into Holstein. as Montebaldo, near Jerera, were taken by storm. It seems that the oegociations which have been According to every account, the enemy seems resolved carrying on between the Crown Prince and Davoust to pass the Adige, to fortif/ hiMself there, to defend are b ro k en o ff ; at least the French in jlamburgh the 99siti°u of Rita" an thn castle of Verona.— speak only of defending themselves. The situation The numbir, of the deserters, from his army daily of that unfortunate city is worse than if it were taken increases. ' - by storm ; and if things coutlttue long in their pre 'lnizsie, OCT. 31 . — The surrender of the citadel, ' sent state, it will be difficult to maintain the inter. with its serrisou of 450 men, took place yesterday. nut tranquillity. , 'rte -chant vessels have already entered Two Eniiiiii. merchant vessels ii......._.... _ - - I Reinforcements oar harbour with colonial produce. Within (Our •_ _.. - , ti.,,ually in Holstein. If that' King - means to nfgo- i military man will be disposed to watch the decision ; Cou weeks, a very great quantity is expected by wa Y °' ' ciate, he will de well to send all he has, this "a : Palermo. Seldom has a city suffered so much in its . , of this t , ordinar y occurrence. • enable him to obtain better terms. It is reported 1 QUEEN, and Princesses . knovs r A and ELIZABETH, are expectetl hr . town.to din.. wi th • Th e R uss i an ! Wednesday, the population. Under the Austrian Government, it General T e o x t r ,s it rotr, and the Austrian General KIX.* i D that Slade is taken. the s WINCE REGENT. - .•- . .• • amounted to 46,000 souls ; at present it scarcely :tau, by their consent and signatures, seem to have 1 consists of 16,000. , . On Thursday, it is said, the PRINCt Ite,Ottti rill ,left no suspicion of the invalidity of the contract.— ; give a grand ball to the Russian Deputation. Vtesirta, Nov. 7.—According to a report from FR E NCII PAPERS. We were strongly inclined to think the difference ; A Paris Jenrnal announces, that the Siting of the • Major-General Baron Essivich, the enemy made a _.......-- slaty on the 28th October from Palma Nueva, with . I A I .4%,-,ILIENT, Nov. 30.—This ntorning the Lion .will not be pronounced upon hastily ; but stand over : Legislative Body has beenamste to thelatlt h. about 2000 men and four guns, andbriskly attacked ' till the fate of the other French garrisonsin Germany privateer of Port Louis entered this port, having j i l . he reason assigned flat , ti"lii tint ber of the post of Phan° ; but were driven back, after an made 26 ' prizes in 69 days' cruise. On the second !is fi nally decided. In the Bulletin issued by the . °ant' obstinate re sistance , wider the ,caunon of the for- 1 day of her cruise she was nearly captured by a fri- i War Department of Saturday , and, which we gave I trail. • . of a Field-Marshal, Commanding est. army is Chief, BY the Army Estimates, Weirbuseee, that the pay *! gate, which gave her ten broad Aides. I in a part of our Publication only, and therefore now "It - , . • AscsatrtyltuaG, ,No - v• 8.---Xesierday the head- ' I . qua/ iof the ltasilan: , .. General in Osier; C oun t _ it _ . l. teK u '• PARIS Nov. No SO.—tile sa id, that the commence- ! repeat it ; the•interest of the once so famous, and cof I Duke of irtitti). lel encreused lo a#l. : •ite„;,94:- per flounced t er the 2d f D .lttl ecem s Le heetae liiiia . "pietve. I (the case of Lord Irettrstcrericfaserwell .as• of the Bare a dot Tollys . wE;re .*lored hither. ;The corn- . me' off cori t i i s i , i a t i l l ie . i late ao uninoppy city of Ilamburgh, is greatly 1 diem, (5.9991: 1304 • ga . in.iysearly)t, . I.J*l l aas. ~ .only blued selati and -11 irni*n army, under his cam- i heightened , . 11. 9s. 6d. a daz. this„ • . :1119 think, Tan have Pm re 15th of the same mon th ,. a great number of the 1 11 I•L P , -.4. 1 1.....i _ Nuke •A• f , mend, paised yeaterday . ",and 'Ws day' through this ce to the adesencemenrov um .to u ttletire• . , 1 Deputies not being yet arrived. Toe . RINCE ROYAL'S army h marching *Oast fer!D.., ~ . _ _..,.. .... i.„ ~ , .. It rill jecreed town and the environs. • -, llamburgh in great force.- The Datislt troops ate " Ili , ... tht . " ritik or Fl*Tul.°°°"'°ll* ' • I .... that '-ne . ii to have ist . . 'epee/tie entratteod 4 *baleen Dt:sszl.*OitVr, Nov. 'S.— Yesterday- morning, , . • assembled in the neighbourhood of Altona. The au- i thntelk a report of hie haviag:aMeeediimitaler.i. l l about seven o'clock, entered here a stinadron of i , ._ - IMPERIAL PARLIAIifENT. Prussian careary from. Bayreuth. About eleven the I • • - lies are in possession of Ratzeburgit ; they have taken, i adtanetal ger(' Of Ressian light caval t r i i also arrived. 1 • • ...-........, noun. on:zoliflaiONS, SATURPAY, lias..42t.s ~ __,, the fort of, the Hope at the passage of the Elbe, , at .le . 'irictory; -or even lia .. coratad , wititliutels,' without . ha 4 111 .944* . ipated in They we foliiiiiiidlif an entire — Ras - Ottiglinent of Mr. LoCKHART roar, Go the Order of the pay tor -,'•,—. .' _ _.- . ~,. ' __,....4fi s t j Tha -Duke of Cesteettio E: sete-.0ty1i , ...0 a r light troops, besides* Russian regiment of dragoons. - 'barmy" fain' disi colimiisi . . , into a Consulate* on tbe Insolvent Debton' Ancmdlinat - Hili, ,t, ''' Dantzic has bee* hal(destroyei by : . - . -.. i: . , ... CAnr.stwar., Nov. B.—The French Embassy left , and, after pointing out no less than eleven different defects, er..- apt;' *• • i Saturday arrived a • klail nom Llshrini. with. i d w a essed a wish that the Committee might be postponed till Mon-. this place the day before yesterdiy. The Minister • • ' se Pepezi 4 the - ttd - -and Idatirid Gmettts Baron Von Rxiizenstein, who lived for some time , 4 . r.-HORNER defended the Bill, and would not allows de, IBy this movement of the .Caows PRINCE to the ( Pan to 47th ult.. The aceop , a...eirceiv„ 'at As , past in great privacy at Heidelberg, has 'been maned la. i s pos Awning* Bill. .... j . t . north, so different from the one reported and ex- ' f r om.• .' iiie fastair. House tato went into a Committee when • _ ~.2 . i r to Carlsruha, and set out some clays ago for thi heitil.... • pected of his advancing into Holland, a variety of =able. ,T..ord W.ll,ranozeore Hid; 'thrivegh t h e , medium :HORNELL Introduced a clause , allow! -the Paspillom ibreiter and Cadiz, • breOlsoned.to . . quarters of ,the AWRII. In Manheim, Ileidelberg,* • 'of mow rs to receive for publication of lavesiblemeit t Ilu m P ioniectures is given rise to. Probably his Royal .of hie,agent,, Mr.,.1. Brut, inaille Mt tisper subscrip.. .. tvihution in sup) . ... / •-• ,: le i ~,c i i , , am} • the itici44y l , lisfwe have been for tome albye•?tor Me '--. filo words and (id f I h7 e Only idiom 3s i for W "r4 " "el ' air ' lr Austrian and Bavarian troops, and likewise Somel - P r att c 4 . 4 bole advertisement - - ighness•considers the Duteh, at fully able to effect I .ton er four tbeustind tiillirrai : tv? .. t4 th: vela* . ,CarY ''''',.: was ordered be . rep ° l e v:d i els Monday, ..0:-• • -otheir purpose by the old Of the, Russians and Fig, tort of tlferartafette .Ittnev• • Cossacks.„ ,I;i• a few days a numerous Austro-Biva- I The l e toperary insolvent Ameudemat Debtors' Ilial cording to advice; of the 2dr:ult./limp. a. . •a 4ccond time and ordered _to be etsionsitted WII,b! wish ; and at all eitiOtOrteit'desirabie -that mere ' .... . tiara army will march through Ilruchsal, Durlach, &c. to the Upper tibiae.. • Fe t a . sf the tumult being dispwed opfe Heale, , -Wpm troops might not be pouridlitio Holland Wan could was supposed that SIi,CLIET .iicie.,,,.„1,,,y.,„,i.,...,.. rereignau was potting in a state -of. defence. all! 't . ST. PLIERSBURGU, OCT. 19. liar ISlttj!sty the EM2, ' • -.. ,'• .).. ~ be subsisted, there being rotten to believe that many upon that place, leaving the, eutiato•tuinr.,,inee‘ei (4••• ' press ? Nisi Sunday last, granted audiences of Messrs . i . ' •Blirdt ‘ tVikt ' s t tein, at which - tlih liast eimonnts left .of aheerticles intliepensible to a large army, do not :their rate. . . , :.. /Warns, Galatia, and Be yard, in the quelity elf Envoyi 4 General BLucuen, is the remarkable pick; I f opposite ! 'abound in any ems .of 'the United PrOviaces. The . _Ve Undirstatid, thiit'alte.wiattaifteriptirteticorPs . I:4tvaordinary and bliuisters Plenipoteittieriee from 'to Coblentx; on which there once steed au impreg- , the Unitell states of America. This mission - eitreortii4 noble fortress, formed by tiers of Willi 'raise& one i 'Drench have • atreedy had the harvest :.too much of Excise Volunteers ere to :do 'garrison Alorfst 11 . e - _ .lt bi wo re e oary has caused universal satisfaction here: It li • over another, but more by exert valiant' of - the rock ' the gleaning does not remain. 'By this c hange - e t Tower. This corps at present cnitOefeate 1 ~. 00 of wbeirre.dettY to wished, that it be completely successful, and that ' itself into lines. In one of the late treaties between I destination in oar Swedish Ally, wedo of ,6 0 0 effective men, • 1 .. ,,, • , : ' • not con- •on duty. the re-establishment of peace between his Britannic' Aostria and France, it was stipulated, that this ; ceive it, possible . fer. Divot:sr to escape capture. 1 , . biajebty and the Republic of the United States may fortress should be dismantled. We know trot whether,: Will he retire into ll.olstcin with the Danish arMy, I Le . ........ es ati-ii free the paeigation and commerce of our empire, t _Huta. was done, but whoever holds the vockwomasai tte-s. from New Sandi `Wales of AtsimrY e . !. • represent the 'markets at lidney.-to ts* gor 0.. ~. ) in order to defer his Ultimate destiny ? from the only restraint which it can experience since!, the Passage of the Rhine, and has the tostileatt ;Cob- . . India -of the ties of the strictest friendshiP tentz beneath his cannon. •- - - There has been no arrival of French p •be cramped by- the fore*. soprctly, . P.l, ~e f . 4 ,4 e, Ihe a ge se,, , privito letters have been , ship . t ettospl!elf .. •it t. , __,. O. ..,-. 3 0 produce, and every ro t rupercial.fraiiaactio: ) , lo • This striking proof of friendship and ; 14 ;i- .... t iiiiiibering of the 'Wahl* into-the Lioliatod, Friday evening, bat Met merit orCalcu.tti, had been whic,h the republic of the Utiited States i Protitional 'Corps, has commenced ; but as yet. the . received in Town s ilskil,#*kein very important itt.. 4wreeked . anNacetla ale tb •• E L'ille`Cfn? r . ..";i tie _ _ , _ . - the Emperor,. and the distinguished I ' ' ' formation, if It-allealshiwwse At be correct. "tie, aeellskins Ives - lost.' fptaptilik 4 TMenfrasit. w'''"...%,, . OH the islaila . it has .made of its Plenipotentiaries ) ! state that BONAPVItte bas SOO M. Leervissmai artst • . after ~ •4. . i p e : lk ii of I n ee to the Ipplailtifttl• , " <?Nicers and crew, anted tbainestres - ,•-• • r' ana resi di ng therearorn t .. ,1 !CRT, Nov. 12.—The Gazette of §t. 'Gall . three other Senators, p s i the Castle of Vinceottes t ,that Louis Bonaparte has left Basle to i M. LAJUiItAIII and -M. &LSAT were the onlYlero ;and tektin 'et bY thePcrgvonce belonging to rort __.,_ ill th - of -October, they were ortueately disce vered . I . Paris. I Inverness Regiments ) very few. I htembigp who p at th e time when NAroLEox &seemed Jackson, : , , : of Danish troops arrive con- the renewal I with England. confidence s wl lips given to • choice which i are much spit FitANKVORI announces, tit proceed to Pax men hare'root embrated the alteration •et servme to the estent that the plan sensed to promise. . Worsester Rigimett,—rilfrigs* T010n14 11 41 corps—has turned out only limit SO mon ; lig pcso.. portionato number is about 450. The Ripe-shire and . , .•• .. . • % •• . , BglipriF , c; , ' '. ' Tr / f . . • ~ . . r . . . -i. j . e. . • , - - •i t -• .. . 4, - ''''• • ...?•,...„...............1i...4. -.. ... _ 0 '''' .. 4"...-.# ' 411 . 4.10•41q *46. v;: - ... .! .. . •... „d :. • 114€ -S'` , • ,'s f• • - • - _ • .....__ _ • . . 11.41. ~1: ... ... - , - ,. 1.- . ) r . ~, t a m h c o e to rt .„. l P t e ra a r n Pte t d e I had the tegesaninli:s:eto:est-;eitdhe.ee"posdimsesel.po.6eislie.e.yquaofi and ----- • -"- , ..._ ~ •, , 3 • ' ,' A x,. s 1 Z.:I . ~.a .... a p. Of the FThe. The project of the enemy was to pane-. Taver o vr• 3 1 ....-Yeateeday at Gee 0 _ . ,_ _ ,a 1m , "" 1 .• - ftWifrair : l 4 •• ; .t=ta . 111 to re , :44• 01 .' - trate to T. -ire* 11. at.d attention Dresden as untettable. the afternoon , t _the Austrian troori occupants, . . r e 1 ' -..... '. 0 sitts.Ait.. ist4t.,,, ~... 1 . .I st. ~ iIL . 0 10:4 11 . :h i h i n i re rn i, that, , beings c ln t oot will The vigorous resistance of the troops under the or. gates of our Castle. This morning the .• . - . 0 .. •?tr • ..., 00000 .... • 3 l ine me Gera of Prince Vou Wied Runkel battled all the at- march -ou and red. detl a k et l a Mns ,6b.eup.captaiu the: ooo 7lb. in_siupiert: ~.: .4.:.. ..: 4 4 .: to 7,. .. , . $ ' icb : . Ili n Prir' b .4 : T yl b i c:::::: I no t to: K it h n the ce only,. cet a::tuYt o f all ) n ui i l ! tempts of the enemy, and obliged bint•ttoce more to. 'fhey ars . r -6,-...-ii. tut ....,4 41 " . .. 44 isd t If AT OW* t • OCK . Inch^ 'sample of mo der ation to Europe, retire within Dresden. to Austna. f •if of eapis 4444' 10 91 9 u° "" -- - . - t.- . - loillo Boob 0 Aist;'' .- • i tali ,e . ...... f , :. . tleatt,..lhe enjoyment of go i o u d o g e o ma r tedi e d rn iai mee z t .4264 A . nd u p ies, cf . ,: i The situation of the enemy was desperate. !laving cannon, a to neither provisions nor ammunition, he found him- fridges. .- . -• . , t o u n n t a h te e ly ba f se or s bent Witt I • su self compelled te otter, without any sUllilliollS On SvtrtbUts,'Nblt.'l__ . . 'Assn. Il i l 3•16 : cectota tot AIM 62fri , m 6f neltilidhi representation Ye, i t 6T our part, a capitulatiott to Genets' Countklenau. jesty issued a a mauttfestatooßcies T O, .. . *VI 1 New otttook p. k' . t ,..4 .. , - win itr In the pule:kis-MURIA, 6y . 'lltrly,hal -St:.-‘yir r • nodes, :with France. A tree y It_c'e2'witli 'Ana *KS ; ,-The: a elaratds.earps prisouers -ef-irex 4 bid% - - • ete• these four Seitatotslwrs4 4loweter, proottc.ed,,, mreni - ' of being allotied to return to , Fnuiset4 l )44c. l N VIENNA, Nov..' 11.-eiGenetal libt7m, Toms . slch i TH E STiITE&MA N. i conansiop or six atonths,, of again serv;pc : sjelnite db I .. ~ _ . : . the Allied Powets. General Count Illeuau int) writes, that in the night of the 29411 ult. he cram y r_ _ . assault the:lower town of Kul*, in Dilmatie. T , .-- - ------- sabot ; ' sled tHough 4hereore murmurs sad pi •" r 7 , etaeLa t , . . ... • , 1 he entries on all laite,soctiOniisillkisur.uess r „-. 1 , 1 mated.to him in wrkind, that he bad no Rolgoi . LONBON: - ' i'.. , ""7' . -"' , grant c o nditions so advantageous ; and that .111 - , :ha t ° ' Pert of Knin, after being twico,eummoned, sorrel,. tiered on the Slat. The FtenthOuho. formed a pad . . Oer Readers will recollect . :hat vie sii4 a' grant stostuAT, DECtlattrett 6, 1813:1 7 . I.• .. '..l_ ._ treyasgp ori the ibbjilci*of the 'meellate-be iei t • reasoit to fear that he might be rendered resp,ettsibte obtained leavetudraterat to France. , i • Etik* of the garrison, if he did so. at this decit}retiou did 1 )°, ) ,11Ef.90 4 t. The Dalmatians , who are iherimert numerous, re- i war with America ; and of the ai;potentAig‘f '• : Marshal St: Cyr (rum seuevii4o : ll proposals, Ol s ClUlt 14uft a to . t h e ip i mitles . as the set/40 1 141 iltel tulation • though, as au., er t wEenced Gre t !'#. l l.:fie4 . 'filets-' By the Guyi s ittle op S a t u rd a y w e atke ; e ig u t a ii r i n . of_ formed of the Arriril: teethe PAPA 'of a tiortf *fru wia..fputvi in Ihe fort. n great trantity ~ might have ferbwe n. thA , ti • I t "n nt ". 6 .4ti1 . C: 1 3 1 t., lettlerY, efnAlevitiQui sniti trc l iii°l "' ' - illioliami who landed at Scheveling fitithuldet arrive ; lett i ng, ot he rrl P . }tish C A: . irnor or p rous. bat 011 .., ~..., uroblii. i l. , o. r d Toßsitoprom, on t t he auusiGlLl:iffil7 in . the bine• gr t i ° : l6 le d t : 1 1 ; d an n ; Ile ie ep t 7wev i th 44 att 4 0!4 sik r . a . 1 . .. r n 9 4 . old"- s in a rranittineftt . ' • • it l / 4 stas *natural • kik i thet,' 4titerictuis .. re , Marshal Prince Schwertsenoerd, t wootti d At a „ ~ ~i, ',Gount Nerbottile* Go/ to them. By virtue of this caOittlutiojk.,(bic.... ; lFtti:id the Saxon General 1001entheimOvith 1000* eat i .• , , Earl . r , . . , signed um the. i tth, oft any witn the ot LitANCAiTT, amtast* die the garisOO !11 , •,PSVFeI r rel ;to depart freely from that fortress:They' have jo 7 , C f . p.,, .. ,.•,. ..oish to etitige th e of.StklUteeberalt es " me , ' Court Tifilmeight lleY °f It' it4itv,enrionelf • turn freely into Prance, ,upon conditior iq eitt t ieiv - the Prussian corps under Gen. Wobeser, in frot i ,oeclamations of the people. Dia Serene itighnets . 'di nt9r, ing, for six.mouths, agatus,t the Allied 'PtiNiers• It 'forgau. .. f s.; , • '':*l pr4eeded to the Hague, Mid proposed top to . Am- : us," for it was the chlefi:Of-iiie armed ise t ll' • . _ ____k___, 1_ _t_ '__1.,....-. ' , et mlet tart ...1 A from .. ... A ---A!.... a.. I..6..lll:aaaneta rpe..-.1e... the .froee'• AfAiwAle:l.; altk tha ea inst. The enemy had evacuated .taltha.. North. It noir '' ..'" u " -annears,that 1....1 Wt., st 4 . iiikoss4 thinks coming •• gro wing yo ur col mike 11 , 4 du by 0 1 issue tio ic We tvy fa rents' from tl themsp being.i begin the cu cedaul isott, need J Yr Isii tie!! fiai Weol she 4, Yoser . „ t4e•Qu PLY amiss. I Fee. The 31 ditere —JOH Sobel Dian Stale • laod, kohl 'passe con ti ... • •.• .