The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-27 00:00:00

~_, • 1 ~~,t~; ~?~ ~• ~ , , `... C. • • .4 - Fit.... oft' 4 thousand And of arsvi,_accontrenssiti end . Minn, have heen larder. f or the Hanoverian.% ipect. the Duhe of . Cambridge, thtirformer .rnor. \ll. 17.—Private intelligence states, that . the ioaiteis of General ftlti..her were, on the lath, leinuitz. learn for cert%in, that seine days .ago3tre Sax meral Thielemann. Governor of Targail; had pith' the Russian General Count Wtn •ode, at the Inn of Eilenburg. the nearest post to Tortr,an. The Russian General win; cs by 15 Dr-ii Cossacks, and the Saris') by the lumber of dragoons. bridge between Stettin and Damm has been I down, probably from the effect of the two of edith gun-boats. morning early, Spandau was strongly can led. ile Old Mark the following circular ho been by the Westphilian Authorities :- 1 ISIONING OF TRF FQRTRESS OF ,SAG • DEBWRO. S..ltwedel, Aprit.lo► thip.Mayor of the Caaton,—lnpursuntice of orderi of the Prince of Eckmuhl, you will make to the different Communes, that it Alt do %trey bligithntg early to‘raorsow4iimifequi. , imposed Syne them, I must be under Am as. of reporting to him those which are deficient; sequence of wh'ich detachments of Veep, will, out to inflict military execution, and the of such aware refractory will be burnt to the „ • ” THE -WiSTPHALIAN SUB-PilincT : " nq or TH E F.pos, APRIL l2.—Aftet the de : . he French at Mockerns they retreated 'ter , Magdeburg ; but only the Generals .111 d th 4 icerpy with his guards entered that city: 'On the' 'ing of the sth, the wouudid were ienveYeterei : The by a bridge of boats; and in the mbrnittil oth, the rest of the troops crossed over in thi' manner, and marched to Stassfurth. the Viceroy and his guards left Magdeintri. , garrison left in that city does not exceed 71$11 of whom only 2500 are French. Tbs vent tin esiphallaus or Dutch, Tkre are Nemo* qui between the French sod Westphalian Govornor Haw is a resolote Aiwa O'Hara. a native of behind, i , ..1u.1aw of Gen. Clarke, the ,lied with grain, but not with flour , is by no nests a superahondasoce than half the number of the, rev& thew for tire istost_prt of small fmlifit ,ft.i the b a ttle of Mo4kern, 4 1 .nrietOR far attle 'llliaiitsPfalteir to.:dri. It trench were driven into a 'IV* C•ntimae that it was the . litobteitted,this victory. " day before yesterday . eombat near •Biederita. The is. eat it U keovrn that the Freneh Ind lade, 80 prisoners were Carunw A : estrc 11.-T4 of Count Krittgeostein are in . General Yoeck its Cothen, • army, which on the 90 crossed , 11inr a* lb* Niel', from its joactiots far so Nieuberg, ilernherg,`: Winzioestri•deis in Belie, and ton between tho corps of Wittgensteil is kept up. The French have - Lower Seale,, and in the rear go ners have een tekeu by.the FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, parties of light cavalry belonging toktite.s,pcni,, .Blucher have been pushed forward to Jetta l lifelseee,' i. • .• - and Erfurt, without meeting . with any'rritiai. •• The I -. ~-.3it het we predicte4,4 French vengeanatkalfiei h e ad-quarters of Gen. Mueller were, ernlthe tntiv ; a, he exercised. on i the:Haimeatic Townw t it wllftiaselett..! Rochlita, and were soon to,be rereored to &Amick, " by . ,Ahe Paris Papers,. bits unhappily been . yea — . 844 *where it appears to be the plett to unite the ~ tagpe et i Three Oldenburgliers,„and awinhabitant • of 'Biiii,l,', l Wittgenstein and Blucher, and thur te give beteleto hive hae u ,eornienttied..to death, anti eiticotedqiii the French fore. posted iti Mindebnr. Wl** is : - estimated at 50,01joriben • .•t. • 0 4 1 Bremen,,,for being .tekew:in• . antst" ail' bittitiritcl oath . 4 *.f, nil . 1 ' • * L- I Bitten bavitigfterimialraaker thi toirrel The ntein body of*, Ftelich-foree itppilfi tO tie ' • I '' '. s . ....... 1 ast;eiebling at Wilfig4mrg„ . • A,.. 4..:• 11. .• • I when that power took-Abese: . Statefbiideriti WI . 1 - them; eta:Waif Leipsick, ia,te.eontriltirte a esinaidee4e!;lititt jog 1 Ilya: in nth ee t spildsi 4/cited open-. . • the payment of the ltussiep troogi l ..)testerdllY tif these ineollts) been ttied in f a.,Arry itiVisblieeittel, 43,0c0 -gross asi and to -daY 36 , 000 i*ebe te*Reid ! instead' of ii* tar Cemmission • ,no.doeht - their' A)! thatfutpose. • \ •7. ``it . . I .I Thn 'Leveret of Belida, with AM igerift, Vial-184; j14°,41,4111- . , 'Feted on the 2qtb at. Dresden.- ,- • tants Klima towns Oughtnet to be forged to bear arils ilbeesi.,, a different row ...Thoinhapl. r` A strong • kte-dc-pvnt ire to be erected between •at all by any power, except iwdefeuce of their -011 . 11 Loehteitz and Dresden, lobe defended by redoubts. lives and pronerty. They have hecn long recognises's,' on the heights on the right bank of the Elbe. .-. l i iteut ral States by:evetcy; bell ige rent.pow er in Europe* ... lhvLiw, ATM 15.-From the Lower Elbe the the ground of in ut nal cemmercial convenietice.Weprii. Trench wholtad. lately 'advanced thither, have again sumethe tyranny hich has condemned these - iniettitilli l , r etreated to Ilse Old Mark. Devour., ';whose force , • ‘ J 1 is now estimated at not more than 11.100 men, is it) alti f4 -..r the act on the ground of the accusedlibine present intrenchlng himself at Salzwesiel.• By a.pa... (6 - littil serving with . ).utsiartS ; though that circhit•:3 rallei march Central Durnberg's corps has &cleanesd stance is not mentioned in the brief account of"the to Domitz ; etnl, according to the latest accounts, p i oc * g agi ng . o e . ik e 4:poin i ss i on in the above case.— had again crossed over to the opposite bank of the .We ( ' rust,however, that the Proclamation of Count Elbe. The Swedes are advanciog ily forced anitsbes n - - .• „ ,_ . , , ___,:„..,_ with the utmost to the Elbe. We also learn , • that 'they have not " °11 ", ER ?) the'nFeawning to reill"w only reached that ricer, but that ' 6 i o Ofka thee crop- vengeance , upon French for any such violent aced it at Garlau.. .- ! eetrageS,. will have, thidesired effect of putting a ' , Through East Pruisia are marching at present 30 stop to any firtber eitecutions. •‘• 4 . ' ' battalions and 45 squadrons of Basilan troops for , . I,_ ceusr,te.save will no doubt be surprised to find the ismary. no 1 • It t expected that Modlisrcan hold out long, . his eitemies so a cti ve end . enterprising. Bra:cella as only the body of the fortress is completed, and it . and Wirrcessvaim smear to have laid down a plan has no outworks. i most likely to surprise and dispirit their antagisaist. The Imperial Russian army, under Field-Mar- i The former of .these Generals, it is presumed, is net sisal Kute-otT, 30,000 strong, with 200 pieces of , more than sweet:) , miles from him. On arriving, cannon, was expected at Lubben, on the 15th, and , , .however, nearlymidway between Leipsic and Melia(, still reach the Saxon confines by the end of this' -month. , _ he wheeled to the,right,.in order to join *the Gent. The corps of General Miloradowitch, • ois the 7th ! rat above mentioned. We presume the division Of lied Sth, passed through Buotzlao. the corps of 1 Wriszineestoor., and. that of the Prussian Cr- Count Woronzow is expected in Berlin, Iteet'reetik:Lneral Von Yostcn, will also unite in the neighbour. fort on the Oder ; it consists (if seven vtineuts of hoed of /wet ottlke.eiltat Sail& The ohjecti•ik infantry, and two of catatry l - arid hail , 'it much the quick movements of the united Generals of the artillery. ! Tile King of Saxony, it is said, positively refused : Prussian and Rosie* stations, It Is obvious, batthe the order requiring him to repair to Frank- `attacking and reducing Bexostiaxots's farce before be could possibly receive reinforcements from-his Polish corps which still remains at CIaCOW . 4 1 I principal, of whose hasty approach J o the viii. Ponintowski, and whose strenth is various ly 1 . . -- • these " waited forces, . deir Cominasdets led, has requested •permission to march un-1 11 7 i o f - bed to France, which of cotirse l irtiti re- could not be una&oaiated. I s will appo j*reittly depend upon the French General DAroves being able to join DEACWARXOIS ;. for .in case law should, by the Celerity of the Russian movement, have been prevented' tieing so, we shall not be war- prised to hear of the Vtgea:oy's army being abso lutely destroyed. The inteliigence• for the .neat furtnight from this part d 'the Continent cannot, fail to 6e marked with peculiar Importance. it full credit is'te be l glion to the last news from Hamburg!), Col. Bewestroottr's detachment has ad. winced to within a. mite of Bremen, so as greatly to alarm VANDANUE ) urge" him to destroy the bridge. • The Courier; which has. never been more than half honest, in joining the shouts of joy and triumph over the enemies of the much oboe' Princess of WALW•go and which would gladly and on excuse for turning renegade in this, as in • other instances, * after citing the nonsensical NEwssletter imputed to the pen sr Viscountess Palm Les Glisropouods thefollowiug silly i but as this writer wail& Imetltthooght, jeriouv gem ! Lion. " What then ' s,' theses the honourable, oak. did, and generous iodine , s<hibb hai.epoiiptesleho, &radars . Of her loyal Highness the Primps oC, WALES ?" To,iklaii wu anoVer," No t . We hive been among the most NOWA at tier . Oefee4gs. hot oeirsi feelings could not bile . . 'beee*Celled op by what we , osier saw, heard• of,'"isse felt. Th sesiligying lenti of the ladies, Wag* ere Called ) .11Jth the .04 ' F aeroes . pruning employed hj - the Editors of the!, Star and News, were alike onknoire to ws. The we* 4tirfal effect of the had the typical expo* p: , .. • * l c a eki these diatiogulshed Coiveqswodents never j r ;feliched ui. We, ininsedin suck subtinsities anal ' t oiebotatioes„ were •ehieily eiriyekby the evidence the acts of ***enemies :,Prleiess them .sdoi; yid one up fr.* .tlitestielooles of • perions indebitebie neraikky,': 304040,1thist peatibly be enaequakted with s ifiroomotasseei megocted with tisi. ,ewittegi fsr iginettoirsutiass 44— be . Viedieetest What the; • f; El i elieunisiseee of. 4 ert iegtrieedinary pssapap6ket aissiiiit liiii *6,11444 patriotic Ahlorespie , ' the Ckf it Aritugetsk ibis , .esiosom of elsoldir - *e ibeiiid liiietieeihkrteeid, sue bare .bees Wau! tit thi iyiriroderiiiirtet th! Editor (gePreprister) et, the' Psisei* Oestlsii, ' Met ire astpressese that Mt fved nature *sa l hohisiest‘eaN. surprised by Oa gif litivibt vied ' tiiwi t mbe, Is thiteese, weehd Itireigiiiis all` toM:Osettle, at3e bar 4 dui Comte thanlft Ali fate brill? rib ig!. t-439041 thel man.' kr* A hieriteirr npefijr. ' r. ! timid.: lite w ill . be fame 1))r. his Letter; *hi/ is, ~nnothes pastor ear Pa. "per, to want no advocate to repel the charge .simiast him; if charge it were intended to be, . -~~'. We hare inserted th this day's 51111111111ANan !Z. tract from Mr. Coast-WS excellent lied temperate Paper, chiefly du the subilsict or Reform, as in his last Su uday'S Paiiical &wider. His use- , mehtsaod his recommendations are of so 11014.11414' • convincing a nature; that we undertake to say, that any politician who objects to them, mast either be interested in the continuance of t►e a►uses of the Government, or very fastidious in his notions of the manner of removing iliens. ,~*~~+~ . _ .. Yesterday at half-pest one o'clock, a 'deka* Council was held at the Foreign Office. ' ' The Paling RIAMINT arrived in town on Sunday night from Windsor. . . .. • Yetterdai the aike of Yong transacted military business with the Pei xer. il WWI% , . . ' The Chantideer i s arrived at Vermouth frotn Got. tenburgh, with his Serene Rightism' the Prince of °Latent ; the Aggressor,. about the AM, timi'ir rived at Harwich, front Cuxhaven,. ililet a Platillan Officer—Baron JACOSI,_ we suppose. • , Spandau was left in dames n hen the last matelots were dispatched. The gairiscon of Stettin had merle, a sortie with 500 men, who were all cut off. The se tootioefallei,hail bees completed fishiest Thorn. TIM French General VANDAiIIIE having shot with-' out .trial Messrs. Fuse rind. Mecca, the' too-MI, nisters'Of the Duke of Ocoessuann, who le the, retreat of the French had reverted to the Dike's ancient laws, the consequence has been retaliation, and an order to consider VANDAMME as With to r r.. ceive quarter. The names of . the French Others .ha in retaliation of the murder of the two Ohlenbargh 'Ministers, we have not heard, bat it is certain re tatiation LAS been practised. . ' . Letters from New-York,' of the 20th of March, received on Saturday, say, that tio cartel from Ante- . rice will be perMitted to sail: . _ .. ... ~:. Severe l sail of transports are arrived at Harwich, preparatory to an embarkation daily expected ttkre of 6000 troops for the Continent. A large quantity ref arms'and militiry.its es Leto be shipped for the , :'. *One destinition. kßequi.itiou was presented to the Loan MAYOR, ;ow Saturday, to call a Court of Common Council,' In order to determine the manner in which the Pr0..1 cession should be conducted, when his Lovdship 1 amend the Gentlemen that waited on him, that he Wit anxious to comply with their wishes, and would rimed with the Address to her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES, to Ken s ington s Palace, on Wed nesday next, as follows :—Through Cheapside, Sr. rfael's Church-yard, Fleet,street. Strand, Pall Mall, St. James's-street, Pits•adiily, and Knightsbridge. I .The High Sheriff kr the County of Berks in Monsequence of a requisition for - that perpose, lies , railed a Meeting of that county, to be held et Kea'- j l ing, on Monday' next, to consider of a loal and i 4fectionate Address to her Royal HiOnem :Prin.! eess of .W.vt.r.s, on , the wicked isid'.bieeetliegOglity 1 mina her life era ehatictes / ;velliek a .., re e lletrietplArj lereiiilieright to tight:. '°. : ~- •:,.• •I= ' • 1 -- 'Tie 'Duke of Nottimuisexas.4lllD'Obt .a look.. vote of . 1000 L on. Sr. 'Goseacree.Dey, to the Food r‘ipt the /Loyal Regietepti °Unions Gde.rds Bierr, Altablished for the benefit of those privates:who:Nay _ A . re from the -service !Kith wood. Chitisciers.' t , i 1 47 iffimmitecr to the excePtiesto Sr .elteledetta Seven acres of land - SoOthe .baeks of tin - Jots's,. Wil l i. 1 04 -- Opposed in the Biel,' gni Abe" we 'Misr Taunton, billeoloisg to , the TrPatees . atha:Poier y 1 - 00 *Wife, may, were anitity *Weed to Ore for, 4thich, for the last 4'2 Ylalollsn' Pi44cedaitagly 4,ts.:,tteeflblis.Athe Chou:4 o n $ll4 Q 4 1 6 44040" i n *att rent of only 141. weeolatooViet by public eue.-:, Chi,o(lik;:tbe,tpre, etusutslesa.and• the dime ef,Leral *en ~ f er the sum -of • 15111. per *M em, cigar oPilit tg - gioiest,4 Ireland. TO these ezeopttee s • We Aims, 1 . .:,,, ~.• • • ' . , ..!: •-• I . tot aoatillvii theelll be ens Aislittee•l l( l ll6. The fatties. 4..eseisailbisolitrifreiderad en .ffittliiiCof .04 Galata; - fel 045 oituat t la pfoollicaV 4th inst. to a. Russian forte iletelfiliteled by' 1.101.4 .ti.joitooi to toy 03,19 - all we an abtAlikit ,fi1 0. .,_,,* til l rieierel the Boron roi Siicians,.,Aitter the **atria ,. '1 r•Kilit ' . .ili•mpst Ike Body - of thlik . n. i . tuid . ‘ IA. ": led besm opened two slaye... Tilt alrfigasT was _,lss .no bin . 'lint iri l leals " litM 4 "•'• 77-A- :- teeelt dbietedi that it speedily sot Rye < o three 6( elsz (of aleireitimpe 0 ,Cheameller, , ; eidett, Nr ; ushiters magazines, while the - lith o : awl seta ref- Oelop#4410( the Forces .le eltb0 11 1•41 7 ir ,l' o n " frith% a chateaus hept - the: 04.4 .re etsehtlowelirooe,Ariftwilee . erhateicte. pit . .. ,-414pirs.. a . % , ale, that they dursCnOk..Olonr 45 1111 .00 4 0 % dell 'lllieniirdelfi l MeW it i il lt __... 1 ,,.. A .,..,.,1& 61/414 F, e4 111 . 411".1 ti o niece OAS. town. . Thia.part'lif tO: . 011iIitOlt Ir r i. c lieveaßt*fatttplottiosili t g A w.u». -- r - . - .. 144 , 60 . 4 . 4 t bffAeliebeAtteeti.se of Major -Gating the Create 1 teetereferihicerotet . sewsy at first propkeed•ttates alit 10410 . - .0 die gillfi , 300 i * • SW tIO: 01161frOakO l OtOg of 1 llt.Ofte°,ll4llll,oooNgilia rumor. two - ( • ' *Met foogiPit fin stoMesol.to.dos •• . I. I, ' r ..' .; t . i‘. ' ' 'l ' . • . ' . :Nook . ". ""omililli 11110.0 11 0 0 ' ObeitAbf kit gm" Yeany...peoieidsioltiOetle.eatleett«; • • - • tokllfe etitheeekt- .# is•luPP** *l Ois theooWssjailit 11.~11 . 4 111 g -"V. ~ 4.4#lo4o.l6llllsiitaty—,..*Moh,..ftsmitthe .:41sit • , '.411 r . : * *a ,' • :. . • vie met. 4 la 1 01;aass***Allatofk_ 'tom ealsokierf : .. . Oa k , .Ow . Ivi , •. . tis t o Iltatied_ __Ai io et - he ..ribliehefl teArV,..;•ft i tia ewe & . .. , 41 roil 01 coOle t i elMeMion of evert i55b1N#04 1 4.44% !-- •: t . ts; . • --, 44dwdidrndis t . _ toit _44•lose , --1 44 ii - AL*. ', 4 itreidt ii: 176 1 oblesiturigb it Ak e Stag* thi Oink iiiimiii* * gel we toliginitit dr dui ,- ' ' fiffOODltasit. 'Mice* 4 . . p i maiimiedy, - ' nie4e ff#flOttt, .for mimo,4ooook ap oilo od i e s Dialog:* &asenbarg.l. •,, .: " 7 ::':' v: . 't:'• - ,i .' a 24 . 1t0pil forgo alma tile. isupfe bith '4 l _ . . " ZOll 7 Tittief Sa fiblefi rl t e 1 :o the "' `' .4-1 ' . -,a' ti f itt...Xbey teen elmerfolly .. ''' „ii y *inhabits.% who :' ,- . stamina riefiell:• ''malleti ef •t h eileertstb 4161110.1444, , loteis:4l* rtendiAcittit Sus . hs ol e. . strut Vnilipinit 01 them/wet sallifiiiiiten NA lirmiswititnie‘e nth, hi Commuisitibena ekk dui Vicsooy. , 'Vim/ ',peered to be appillatelthi dins attack, from the osinhhied &Wow la PrOiiiitts 6* the bille t and of ea athempt itististartlidshan; 44 a was belie* at limsnitergh Abet afemetat lit.inT had obtaitsea . poeettitioo. af Wiltaatotrok . whether by ispitniadoi or soli Wist Loco. :-. 4, the *ices fierrePhistit ceietti learatio#44 . L op to the .14th ineteot, thruway , inkier Count KW rartertm and dint eildee , Generet Salretria, wee ladianting %theta the atelier Wior obit . *clietti-f. j their prugreta Os It -so, kOnes Artte • felling bath upon the Maine. at ,Daboisi thO boar ,-.. goat had taken considerable trgattitiatr. "Wl* fat the nmapi7 of Magdeburg. i. - • - • -44 The Semite of ihrebergh bad toallfeil effalliti mice frees the Emperor of ammo, flit la wilder .- - . minter,' force( of Mt Empire 4,14 bletelft_sriat 1* - restoring the indepe" hie*" of Sittiguyi owor *sitting wouittin left in dean* etthe It M" whisk .he been called out and Oortimil L ALile ist J( Mal .there would be MAXI !! I ''OgrillaiNt, irtulading Comsat& - • - " : Lemmata of , Okienbeephret, lirefilatlitittiellif litsdamerGeronsal itoikolsinitte aviellbZ wis . 1 0- iiiii otijoet or the illipoiltoi npinst inft,tio-titt off aft caeaWitastiisa aft Si pa, by the nay of the lathe, and to hatefaipt thitralgilibt `iiit!fap Noggin of orate, Whigh *as fooffirlit flif„ aesdnettiool l o l o.SlTTO ~-, -... iiki , .' .: --: ' -By a -bill not in . the .1/intio of Cinfoopi (i* ariienitd,V. the tomiaisto) to. &Aims •the pre' andforn T an i r oviike. of th: oa d d o t t t int it of is reg irsde r thei ef t tte lbenshyd ri . i l of hedges and lopping tif WOW 1. at sea eta, pike-rinds, AO be attnapleled tsture the Ist at • Nortraber, and the eltansing-ei iff.4onss lei Were the I.sth ei•Nutember and Ist Of bieratriavack rah, on ginerel notices being tete& eft tboCbarehdoors, and - .Proolarnattoms made hi est btu ' aftiltsftet dirbso mike. No ghee stating - way tat . 4 mod than are feet high , oaten ' . ire feat distant Nil. the Wm of the e :aid /If I.li. loitered by sifsggistintes et TiAi* 01 sods, oil ,giviug 14 &rya notice to the estimpier Of the lend. 'AM its hie , Boose of Comments emended fa the Committee) for the relief of the poor priSOliFili MAIM in the King's Beach, OW and Martha's*. prisons,. directs Justices to settle idawanees 0 sack prisoners, these to the phloem in. the King's Bends and hiarlaisest to be paid oat of the county rates of Surrey, nod those to the prisoners in the Fleet to bo paid out of the public stock of the City of Loudon. The Catholic Bill has been for some days in tAs *heads of -the Cterks, and is now ready to be brought into the Home of Commons. The conduct of the CO inalittie appointed op prepare the Bill was charge. terised thrisugboot by 4.shfitity, ciiiignme, Ina - silt), sod. its members entered nap no other oonteatit* SW . ~ 1 4 ' • • to obey I fort. The I' +ender I'( ostirantec tlist u t bet 'fused. Ten 0 emmunit A ll N. ho rip Coverno Aran )traci-lor 1 3 et Chem , . , • We let i. `I i : ' i • , i b zi n nit G e e ro n d e a confer( station ti corted b 1' same nut Tbe h i l i . , burned d =he Swed Li ' This i am :laded. In the , II isszed by . , 01 PROVI .: " To 1 the order known 1 not cony sit ions it :1 .i:4.114. 11 o y;, :' • il conse i 1 11 t !no t ic es 0 (1 ground. , (Si r ,. • d) I , iltsg feat a 1 , ;' wards P ' ) . Vicerpy evening 1 the Eibt • •, of the 0 same int kill ! tht t The i len, of ,1, t 'Weal'''. . , 1 • sari bet , Th. Go i prtildsit ther-ia- tuppliet ii , floor, hi l ' mnrr tli MO tires Aftei •. lot fur *1 _ : . ----- - -- '." 1 " ; tb."`"it; -- • t i,. it: witaid, ask *tow' .." turp .: ;, *Gala "dospesieliets Idintw. Ili fur, Is ape bni. Courier be at P• • -V 4. '. ' ~ ~ ~. „ ' .laitthoissibte; .... _,, . , • fortatu is• melt ':' Wield . 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