The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-02 00:00:00

3y ,tso I I ' V v.. • LA the' an his and w•ls come —especially conducted been lui, Bonn not ' till sia had not provoked tie war; for the Emperor, by falling with all his forces on the magazines and trockes in Poland, might have annihilated all the prepara tions of Bonaparte on the other side of the Vistula, before he was in readir 44.46mmence it; but *Ms Majesty Wished _neither ' . , 'fb the existing tran quillity, nor to be the 7, , and to the last hoped to pr e serve peaces •'4 , pule had entered Russia even without a dee* .• . of war, and de vastated a great pert of the iiiplease thotheibeaLate, thing to do butts) get out of Moscow how he could, elute be came thither without beiug invited, while, on burial', It Weise our duty to do him as much ' mistdrief as passible : that e.t.a he proclaimed the eiliteeien teheindted at Moscow, the Rostelft view- Ad it as 'only commencing ;sif.he did not k4yr this already, bieshould soon be Merest it by experience. Leeersinte~ o Siact e diete, there is no hope of padre it . tiiitdoubtlest be oeceestry to marsh ; but in departibg, it will again be pecessary to shed the blood of teen whoartalwayebreee, since your ar mies are iitarchitte on ell sides!' " I again repeat to you," replied the Paters, " you, of course, will adopt such measures as you can, in order to get of--and we, to prevent you.— , TOT the rest, the time will come, perhaps, when we may arrange mitten for your departure, should that; be the only subject of discussion. Leutrzwrox still uttered complaints with regart to the bitterness and fury which bad been excited' in the people, in order to banish all hope of ate, commodation, by attributing to the French the cote• . desertion and ruin of Moscow, while the inhabitante themselves were the withers of that calamity. The PRINCZ replied, that it was the first time bre bad ever heard of complaints . being . made - spinet' the enthusiasm, end devotion to their ainetry t 40f, i whole people, who defended their )kemes tgnmst gri enemy by 'whom they were attacked, sag by so doing, had excited that animosity and fury sow complained of, but which, on the enotriry, could not be too highly appreciated : arkreztolled. •-•.- 64 With revi s ed to the burning of Moscow," said the Prince, "I am too old . --r have had too much experience in war, and possessed 'too Much of the confidence of the Russian people, not to be' daily and hourly informed of what was passing in Moscow. I myself ordered the destruction of'smite magazines ; but from the arrival of the Frenth et Moscow, the Russians destroyed nothing 'but the stores of thecartsviights, when you adopted - the reso lution of seizing them, by disteibtiting the carriagei at your pleasure ; the inhabitant's caused very •few corelaglatioes. You proceeded systeMatically in the destruction of 'lhet capital, fixing the particular days;ond marking mit the quarters which were to , be set on fire at lited periods. I have hall an exact, account of . the whsle; it has been followed with' precisien; and one proof that it was not the inhabit ants,who ruined Moscowwis t that youaestroyedwith caption-seot the houses, and other edifices, built with too niuch solidity; hurling balls against timer amidst the flames. Undoubtedly we shall endeavour to vevenge ourselves. Our conference is closed:"` Certa;nly LatiViston ' had no reason to be satisfied with it issue. The French hid been long accus temed to arrange matters of this sort in a tete a fete, or by an arnicehle iheerView : hut here more thin 30. persons were witnesses, on the one hand, of the dig nity of s:te Russian Marshal, and, on the other, of tire cringing meanness of a low fellow, commissioned by a Brigettd. ,• : • SK ITCH 07 Till CON7EIISATION BETWEEN iI7IiXAT.J*ND plice, —ord-street, was found in her chamber with her clothes literally burnt off her back. She had spent the evening out with her aunt, and.a party of, friends and some time after her return she went to her chamber, and the whole house was soon alarmed - by her screams. She. was found in one blaze,, some of her clothing, as it appeared, having communicated with the fire. , Every assistance was afforded the tan- fortunate lady, but she survived the fatal effects no more than 24 hours. The Magistrates of Glasgow, to prevent a recur rence of the scenes of riot and outrage that disgraced the city of Glasgow on the last day of 1811, issued a Proclamation on Tuesday last s exhorting the peace able inhabitants to keep within doors during the last night of the year.—On New year's day morning last, several people were severely hurt in Glasgow'; and, in. Edinburgh, three persons were killed, and forty or fifty robbed of money, watches, hats, &c. for which three young men afterwards suffered death, five were transported, and about a dozen sent too board the tender. The product of one morning's diverstn, by seven guns, at Sir T. Gooch's, in Suffolk, in October last, was 141 pheasants, SO hares, five woodcock*, .and several rabbits.—His Royal Highness the Puke of f . of Cambridge way the patty, ;:. .:r. ,-, GIiNERAL MILOILAROVITCII, W H ICIL TOO% PLACE AT I. THis'ADVACED POSTS OF Tin RU”IAN AND FRENCH Last week, a sheep, of the Leicester T reed wit ; exposed for sale in Newcastte Market, of 'the fol- 1 ARMIES, ON OCT. H I Ifile. After the usual compliments, lowing extraordinary dimensions:.--Height only two feet two inches ; breadth across N A IVRT—Are you informed, G f eet eneial, of the ex- i the shoulders two, length from the nose to the tail three feet CPSSeS committed by your Cossacks ? They - fire upon 1 f ; the foragers whom I send out in diferent directions ' , eight inches ; weight alive, ' l s st . 171 b. -. carcase —even your peasants ) supported by them) massacre hi 561 h. ; fore quarter, 41lb. It was bred on a our insulated hussar.. !farm near Ravensworth, was two years old, , and was, never fed better than the breeding ewes. l'sl t Loesnovircts—l am_delighted that the Cos. , sacks strictly obey the orders given them. It is also Coacistit's Inuoro.—Friday afternooo,•an In. most satisfactory for me learn, from your Majesty's quest was held .at the •King'st Head publiebboese, mouth, that our peasants show themselves worthy of . James-street, Westminster, before A. Gass, , Esq. the name of Russians. Coroner s ors the body of Anne Reeves, Tong we. MURAT—It Is contrary to all 418 hitherto ire- man, about twenty-five years of age. appeared ceived rules of war; and from 'this harsh -state of In evidence that the deceased, tioSeaday se oldest, things I shall be compelled to !end out col u mns t a ilor as it of derangement \Arm leenelt out of the I , _ has __ beg 1 - them rev..- quarter for. his foragers, .and to set on foot a sort of fi s., After sol i . w ebed -w i „ hi . , she w — as t i e t i .t i e negbciation to cairn the soldiers: .. ' windows , and,proceeded by retire; When she wat - tune* by one . Mu* AT (piqued)--.My "Ulcer**. purely etch's*. of the patrole, and conveyed to a place ofsere i ty._ : r... i , _ sal ; arid " I meant only'to iafonils you Of . tho abuses bm i il. w th :, °I.:L:I°I4 Mr om 7,l er 17y1disnhaeattritieirbdktitilse•TilistZ committed by your troop.. Wait of - discipline is it and her liquor, aad refuted to allow hex piaa farthink to. subsist great misfortuittrto an army : it .bas often been i • ts 'vim. -, • • , Th e Magistrateenqulred KWh: Raffy. kept a home of good or 'ii ruin. . • • _ eittlkate r !and °sear the Dee= a noefoortiopited, titat it 'ith , MiLOILAD,—But in that case you aught rather to tras a oomble resort for loose ladies nod piekitocketF. ; , i . 11" ciii s l i my L o n: left breast, came out at his back, and a:wending oil'. . k Mrs. Rolf, defended the character of her hod* tkaiarvel i encourage it. Precious want of diseintiner -----g--- -, witch tons perseve - rance of tongue, maintaining that itinst thcresort - . trod} • . red 1.1 . •,; ' makes us shoot the French foragers ! • of many a the Most honourable and opulent ifltatAT—Yott greatly-deceive yourself with . regard don. . ~- r s . .'... . wards lodged in the ceiling. .1t appeared that he point of his sword was ouch bent, and was experienced some di ffi culty l a ; te t s it: a r ti er h ri ki .of h t a l n e ib g e n . n lo a u la r rm ,, e a d s to our position. Moscow is abundantly supplied with stwerai of the Constables wait that hlr4l ecte iteff shut up her pm .the process, as the house at seasoiable liours, and' much . t/ dte mar. every thing:, we expect immense reinforcementrywhielt het people. They admitted. however, tha n qaillish i ehar. l , l c• . triAba ut ti eri some had t=bee ed n at i th . p ii ic k ke n d r u h p' w ' o h n i. :e the r pr b eia ago ses. of; ,ir..tinh; ..; f t o o u ni n e d . o i f n . h th is e. ha p n ri d v are already on their road. .• b la r t o e k t e o n 6 o e pe of n a s h o y oilafterl l he sb • - e the di d e ' d w i a n s stA do o : Aic t MILORAD. (laughing)—Do you, then, think us far- Goodman appeared, -ad offered to play for the smashing_ _ ther rentered from our reinforcements than you are sLindows, with whit b Mrs: ltuff y declared hetrif salisfitii, 'and .otters -Inquest, ise, Lot oo from yours ? . . t parties withdrew : • • __, ', _ , Mrs. li ilbelasina Sally Salton, proprietor of a moveable stall =, . service , Y. — 0- Mnarr—l have alio to complain owe. very. nun- os which she. sold sprats, preferred a bitter complaint againstof rexPeclable Gentlemensat.on the tial point: I appeal, GeneralOo your justice, and theof Mr Ba wife . _ 'wolf', a patrole, for having made use of irT ,hody,,,bffor SAMUEL WALLEY Gent. Coroner. gay sotto , i Verdict, -Lea . and interrupted the progress of the Complain. • , your sense of equity—you have twice fired on our : CrZ ithe4s ,. /4 ; ac y. 7-( E4eler Otnettc). • flags of truce. .. . , 4 aed,Mir . t. Banolf were ed riro th i a s t in g sPr . a W l s.iling, ithehni lnd frequently vi. O . n the livening pf Gfirtstmas.day, the house of bitants to *hick are some comagers - abliut two or MILORAD.—Sire, we want not to hear of parleys, ituetrupted their' Amine* by mutual blekerlngs: ' The. M .. r at . ngB e o '•it hy - , ti . toe • • •- •e __ 4l. ,____. -, 61:.. wirtioisva. levitate said it was impossible to lodge between the, and we want to fight, and not to negotiate; Takeyouri desired them to preserve a better inuferstatictiog iii truck for the metsares accordingly. . future. ..:nere-is no t own nut ffiigarirEonststettef five . , a • • • • . .1. ,three hundred i yards off was broken open and robbed. s, char with felo n y. requeste.l to be sent , ‘4.*:.•'• .- . 1 .'" ' '.. ~ , ...m. - .. t .. . ~ . . MURAT—What ! at thAt rate, I am not safe even a youtig woman passing ,- by' to go to a neighbowilig here. , • tier tii i •e Y 7l l 4, k t i ii v :hich very rational did toreilerate.p ... rdy . erf: . like magistrate aad their Proseatitem consented. . Clarice, saie thatsturt4r in ...Mr. Langworthy's gar. . MILOSAD.—You would run wgreat list, Sine, by.. RoehaMpton, attended at chi, o ffice; and d f: :riheti !, td.li.ll * Heti, but concluded they were his frieirtii. 01, Ai r . Bass.aeatarr..-Friday`the landlord of,the hine's Maas Sun coming a second time; but to-day I shall have the 'at `honour of accompanying you myself as far as your !an w ec t esday rl xel eve ) '.: e l at ; bed ise b l ea . " r de t e r ; ii r ,: d v iw r o .Ti r n t ' fl t7.l truilMrs. Latafforpr . thy's s returo home they found a . 1 'bidets. ;• 1 g . . bete seen lurking about the Comenon..oa WeditesdaV afternoun. ladder against their house, which treated some alarm.' i to eft th h i .Y s ,Orr Mrs. Langworthyfa..opening the doer -she ;;Lw - ' The General hews:Med for his horse ; and Murat, The deseriptionof Ow mare ensurers . to that which . several men ; s i re quickly retreated ? the man who escaped feats' the horse p atrole beiongTo a ; reefed hack, atie.kfr. struck with what passed, observed, that he had never 4 °See, iiero.s some greandu between •Rrenftoed and Hounslow, heard of such a mode of making war. The General; Oa Weduaday!sichti About twelve o'clo4 ; the man also an- Ltngworthy called to the cottager' for s asSitanc , ..; but in consequence - ofthis'alarm the robbers escaped replied, he must have heard of it in Spain ; it'd this : saver the descried viewing Use ;Dare. T here mune 9t . the men se e n lurking about Put- . Ameson; mi ltere ts miaow, mere. Unexpected retort induced Murat to change - the con - but the mare was SWIM' by a ailthwaYal-in. for the pun. • fire, t: from the back premises, but not without carrying of • versatioi4 and politely ask the General, where he had ' r k use or canimitting robberies : amt fortunately stopped by , every thing that was valuAble ; they did' not leave . ~.. n bone Plum* at kaitv At shaped, befo r e he bad eG i nantre4 even a change 'of linen. It • tinted - out that they first served in that capacity ? • . 1 •• . Mmonsm—Surely Franceteust still recollect the . ..'slex j IL. Ign9;11 - 36 • 41:411111 On Friday . brought he. had . proceeded in the most awkward and violent of &marrow, in Italy ;. /bad the honour f o r e the Ottinklifnitistrate, alr..i.Yairern eared n. stadia( ," mancter.in - putlisit of their dopredatlons. The, cot there oen to command the advauced.guard of the a cirri from mr. - -Locb t erelis auction-row° is #I4(IE/a ID-street. on the top of the house, took off a number of tries, . ..-..... J.ft appertied thatlhe Pre oiler had occasionally Wed employed : and evening, about si , 1 Generalissimo. ~ I ni • Mr: Coekereß,.. and -am Wednesday unroofed the.house ,suliiciently to admit them, Murat and the General then separated, after 5 0 slurp, he millet to know when there mould be a sale. Mr, and were proceeding down stairs, but were stopped ( Ple• - 4 1. bl ei a fastened door, *llia they tried in vain to open. . t ?etr.,mselr Met him at the doer : . _ alai in reply to his shortly conversing about the death of Prince pia- lion (tette uncertain. They left We door together • . • venom and wad several yards tip the street, wbeh the Prisoner quit- ng disappointed in this prciceeding;., thef w eilt ~ • ) - 'test !dr. CockerAll,•and it appeared .went back again to his 1 ihtif the town of Sunbury,' and stole a ladder, and. . . .. ~ •.... . house. sod .knuching al the_4oor it was opened by a female ' by thatentered the - SMACKING ACCIDENT.-011 • Tuesday • evening i , servant, to wilted he put the same question which he had'pre% i- j • f o it j oady pat to Me. caeltecali:—She g i rl .aid" she could not Worm , first door. .. ~.. . . yqung lady, a relative of Mr. Inns, of Bea l e . . .• • . . _ _ . . - i him, on which he desired she would go up an d enqu i re OF her I PEDESTRlAmsm.—Besides the handicap.race to be - Oxf, - infitiessi she Recording', shut tbe dear, avid leaving the Prisoner lq the sake-room, went up .to enquire of her mistress, but on her return the door was dpeu, and the Prisoner had left the house. Cockerell's apprentier consists up ta the door at the time, perceived a markstanding agaiust the wall with a carpet under lilt xrtn s- , -Iteasted 4 ben wNstiteilvituted !_when the Prisoner lipdiog hf wasperceiyedsanie forward, and went into the house again with the young man—and when they got into the sale room hearoptUse 'carpet. He thetrowswired of the young saw when there would. be it sale, and liay . ing received his answer ventrewny without saying a word abbot the ears - Thai hp and ;he day preceding the melancholy Catastrophe, he re. lying duel the young tuba I:slimiest it port particularty than be bisti before done, when he discovered, that'lnstead of being a car. pet-brought by the Prisoner (hr We, as be had suppoCesi it to he; it was one which had Alen in. is master's possession for some time. He mentioded Mee' circumstances to his master on his and be having missed two Adler - a fort. mown, ...wing ammo sw,.. _ carpets night, determined to enquire into the Prisoner's conduct ; be accordingly applied to Goff; by-whom the Prisoner was appre hended the next morning. Prisoner denied having inz in tention of carrying away the carpet,and said be only took it to file door to look at the coloarby the light of the Imp.. lie was fully committed for trial. Dyer, an old sailor, was charged by Mr. Grant, a respectable Ship-a gent, he the Borough, with knocking him down with a cane .at four o'clock no Thursday afternoon, on London Bridge, and accusing him publicly of robbery. The old tar, who appeared dresdfully agitated , so much so that many doubted, the soundness of his intellects, had got a strange notion, that, as rat:lack as the year 1801, the Pro stcatorlad received 32 L. 16s. 6d. belonging to him, and be had thus taken the law into his own hands. Oa a ques tion from the Prosecutor. lICAMINI. that they. bad !severally deali *es, but be had.heen.. told 14 by some .gip Agent atttr a sart and so impressed was his mind with that idea, that he refused to make any apology offered to be diesidssed oa -dcred ' bail to stand although 0, easy ternu. lie vra., accordingly ortk to find •his ttialfur the assault at the next Quarter Seuluns. A waggon 9 coming front-Hertford to London, on Thursday last, was robbed of six sacks of flour and Mae of-pollard, near Waltham Coss turnpike. Four . akm,p in twostaall carts passed. the gate a shaft time I helve the robbery was committed. About ten days , ego, another waggon was robbed near the same spot of a considerable - quantity of butter and cheese. and It is supposed by the sante depredators, who, in both Wittiness, escaped with their-booty. • Sionsuptua.--T-T49 ladies of daalliog appearan c e have ieyied c.epsiderable contributions on the trades. men 14 9iford ? street. It appears that they took, leery elegant lodgis in Portland-street, called thena: Siel'vds Ake` film,' Miss Grevilles, and under this axl goods to a vett' dealers in piste,' When the hills been heard of who called ion, attacked carry on busi • evening, and struck tore elder of her in that be for a bdd in good run on Sunbury Common, at twelve o'clock, oil Monday, between Cireer, theptigiliit t and his anis. tour opponents, two miles, 4 Abraltan Wood, thesc lebrated pedestrian, has engaged to rust a mat against time. .. . . .. Sre/Teil SMACKS. • , I.ttill anal 131tftwi . K Whirl. Artivilf.' . - 7 ' • ard&t. .Cakdpnia (Hall), Leith 1 27 . .12".. N —2, P. M. A CHALLENGE,: 'MESS RR. CI.T ttlt IIE and Co: Surgeons, late In his Majesty's si-rvicei challenge the whole world•io Core a single instance where their Meilicipe and Method of have failed the desired encl. The piactire - sirmauy years in this particular branch of tbeir.profmksa.has sat given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue id direct Owl Wadies to the impotent and care. of VENEREAL •COm PLAINTS, and that derangement •of the ssutent, which is the consequence of the pernicious mid Wasteful effect* of habit log and most unhappily pursued by tee youths-of tontli.eases. l a the one it will be found to to tlic unfailing...mitre of MITCH:Ifs, the other have its ravages ftitally Revelnped to them by a dis. • treeing state of debility. which, if put timely remedied,,tertiri• notes in Impotence. Tbese art it. remoie mad ultima t e effect; ; while tonstuttptions.. lass '01;11014181er power. and varioue prr vats complaints._ asptilly chararterise; the: earliest stages e: this solitary vire.: of persons tioteutithist *idle Violiletioni incident to such dbahir, ill'elr t 1.4 6 4-AnnagiteNsistßois 4 •• •- tuccerftitirithe r . is in . rious.nod much extended .pntetiee. In the vilAist-oliStlitate Ovid complieisiest roses of Ve nereal infeclissrh latch as ahslilieti , ois "lithe toes tiro, snug! . • t crescences. hard tainiturs, callous Weer.. eruptions. seminal weakness, Orem. mimic , • . • . STRICTURES, whether recent nrof long deratioss, anti which have baffled the skill of other practioners, are, toy aI jr present improved 10:1O of treatment, etfeelually and perniaitemit cured, without tO• patient 'tittering the eneruciatiag posits nod alarmist/ hatilnirati. Wllirlltrryueutly follows the uppilimtson 16f the Sonar calisti... fn the course of twenty years elittninTe prat' fee in inis.meoro. monerros canes - of. yorieineei low Ivten mid are early wi der their care, the total eradication of which iS cif , cted .s safe, certain, and ettionlitioei mode a/ foritedge. still&iaila :ohs oilier xet adopted. Tip weakness..rglatottiou. pot debut's proceeding from thi. complaint s -is s - I.yttdifs realm:lett:mid co,: patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But.where Am,. drbility has tiir trotted, FL praiser ver:io,yerotorKe in their staraiive reniedies, itlet the stricture iviii.beert"ttettrowed, i:i dispewaitsly reseisite to revive. doe . AltookonOng t ovorl4' of int opt to re-animate the Coqstilotion. Pill•VV rat teohleenen.nod . liesidrotten of. - Mejfinut aespectolnlit). have here tinder the crier of ill:1W. • Currie isod Sor th'e_re mi,yal of comptaintawf the toteth..h. staffer s, Art.' I AO having refelfet to rodictiklinti.pootouiratetate, request that getter ures May he given to , them, at witisfactorY etidisiets. `-f the declare superititity Of rminr:lreiarie v m., teenumpti.— %ay of there tWaidelien niembiojstriolory‘foon ten to twenty and had heeu Intl& tlid'etire liNsiesAltone; ifeavisfaeo , V e,ai b er •Sifinteik.of etprl irditiftrote. atM eneteptfd the cure by the applientlits..f the hpor emote, rumba spec lintients in , die tiNMltßy tile elointstild4te ewe 'the r of their cote, is t ajotroodAwntigibmi?% ate tijkiffp, Sp. itic.oo•l4virt remittance for tivri-"e : lite , ' the ?how will be .Shen air vent:Aninsto :pat ot t •Itdmidien... To mom lAat o ial ,to thqir opelerinkinr. the of ittiter. the`vetohni s fhe nitktcli4e. "" sOo.3(bie , things 1 Shall oe Cfiunvvitew w r . JUL .....ww. ! . 1 -- - - . - . .._ __ seated ntilsa faded' means to - get goods to a v _ the right and left, to protect the foragers. - 1 window, at bar_ residence ea Miami*, . sad was 1 MILOSAtiOVITCH-•-S 0 much the better: Sir, ,tily 1 unediately taken up in almost a •litilms Mate, - . D 4, ‘ le* enteret beat *loo Credulous dealers in ph officers cesiiplain of haying beep. three weeks in Yerkiveyed to thowestmiOstOr lafirmayr, where - Id, :1141ORKINFigirm 1014. ' They decamped when the I action ; they burn with iMpatiedmie a take atom', : ?anguished bail Tuesday, last, whom site died In stet bowie pp ~a n d, have not since been heard Cl colours— • • , pale. The Jury, Iftesta abort deliberatleni Mora. R. ' 4,jjamla , ,s-- , , , , 4 0 well-dressed men, who ca stuaAT—llet why seek to embitter tiro nations;. - ed a ides—inntailst '• •-•••• ' .....," •-- leieetireirlemen at Their examination, attac formed to esteem each other ix so Marl respects? ' I . Jinn 4,NcrAciutria.—Mr. Alexander' MOCketi, 1. o' table' females , ulsiers, - who carry on b .t Mumaao.--My officers and .mysel are, ready to . whe lives in the neighbourhood of Wetmore, Wes um. sebstritr rastreet,eo Wednesday evening, give you all possible mails of our esteem. Heat, S:tre,.. ► ttufactured three line* webs and iinkb ,tatitb*C, aild' atter Illeillb Aillaltiir, i.e of them struck the elde , .. .your foragers are alWays taken. arid! t i4; st i e n e : mtld them brown ,. for width' he' tweOlvitiattiihrelo(. , oft , ,twe joilisoa,Aolinst blow, which. prostrated . , ...which you ma send to the right' . . one hundred • sod bereft pound. i' 'Tailed* • i t gpaiess xf thic sad behaved himself iii 1 . . ..., . Awn, shell b e beaten. . •* M utaTZ-Tou ire ilassiciotig i t 'II `words ,, MAW ;1 Compliebtvi lii tie, ~rik ' - Mr ' ' . 1. ,"' int t,:: ' other** . gee lidd In g but words doliet boat IA eb.Wf. t .Cast your ere °al None oftbe.Wilg• bt a. r , ..iiii:e. ;• ..-.•i.“ 1b..: : J . , ' • R .• . . - • . • ' " .' : i. • 7 . - -• • . ...,..- • , . . . .. .. .. • - - ... .. •.. • . . . . .. . , . . . . _ . .._ ... . . . ...__ . _ . • • ....____ _ • E1i...1 1 11E 4 R. 'ATURAAN • ..... ..... _ _. _ .. .._ _ _ . ~- ,• .. - —__ ___ ~,,„ ~. . ..„_ .. , . , ;,,„....„. a-44 I: ••••rt ,' At 'II? bas '' • ' ' " elt '; . :11".1". ..4,7: tn a r c e. o4c h i" BO.V4PlRTE'ihiith '• -TO TIM tilikililte g Yal 441411 "'" 15 1 111Pel " 11 . 41 11110 100 4 ' .. ' ' 4l " ' ' 1°144 " ij a laha ' Lli 3 , 64 4 1 • • . 4 ' • 1-7 - , 1 011 2" P r° 4‘ g)II .. kg X USSIANS- mositiiins •• , . Xotle • ' -• ' ' . ' <•• -. • :-• . • -•• i .... r.,-., 4-Nt. ..•-ptsuf • . 4 /• • ..._r•" 161 . c rii, : 4... : 4 ='.. • .1'• - -, r , ~$ ~ LAVRISTOW was reell+llld' 'by Paiceitibliogfill ..••• ~ . fittr ; ,',.. ..._„ 2.1. ..,(• fail ik in ',.. • )_.‘,..., , i,„,,,,,6 1 0, • • . TZWile : ' l . 4 ' ' . ' ' • . . 1 ‘ efrrd • 1 • • JAr...illaciassibsai , - - ....4, ... 4r , , ... . . 7 ..., 0 Willa of all his Generals; he opens.' the •Polirs , • 4 ,10 „, , wolf "Mos • . at *dims, 'amiss. ...if..." 1.11 a 1 ,..• si ...fort ~ .' -1° S" 4 l o " o "Nrk*P ..." . . .04 0 - 1 %46+4; ' ~ .ti' :: PIS rence by ay big, that hainuiteew_nent takdenepad • - Act , - _..., __ •, 1 ff 4 , ... -Mr. isierbeasie , sti s t ise had ailliharskidolqilli • ••-•,b rt , d. ,-. 1 . 1 o;* •,,.. / ... , ,pe... , ' armistiee, and to bag the Pria*! tot ritpsmit to '• Mikkiatimiliferfell,' illVal l WO** 41 - r '4..4* - - at: ND ' ~, , • „_,k -0,, „' ..' '" Of -., 0 111hyollwa ~....J........ - *Mr s Majesty a letter from tOnapatividisil Vontil il o rrpdsoraii , .' w .„trit.tpigi •ad ow f,pt,•l ot 1 f o t o , : , .... ) , . web . , es-''!' f i vja. 1r".4. •, . im , , i". " , - -- 50.40 , vile ..., , r , _ , 1 211 Iptain .prOpOSOS for peace, in ' tals alllllll the ' MP ROMPTINSIININgifiIiiS I 4 I 4 II , OS filiiiiPill s l 14 , t 0 ,-. ; . Vithillia c '. . , .... Lit ... 7 ,.. ..... 1f ,„ y r o w . • - . , . biation of that horrible e ff usion of Meek *MO Moscow. [(I been shed with le meek deepallatien Ind bar- htlatßAD.w•l , b ei r :. yisai 'ip - .Usia . a; ( !gfia i . ' A *olllo . li. . es . 4 4 / 446 asittiogoet, .... ,4 • . ... 1 ,,,,,,e y. _ :, ~ ,,,,,, .y.4.7. ......., r: ii. , ...... .. ft - ...,...., • • . , :itt. ,rity. ~.,...‘ ~, . was abandoned to yo}. , aivelf accrbeh ;rlV. ' ' '•• r The Parwcr replied, that he was ut‘lka i n • to • '6.4%tana'r- - --At'atay "oatiOsilislillsillbill*St/olt *la : % I r: simosidae lrireik'•";.7 -111111111" " 11111 "": weisimoi. intraempowers gi ilifileit . • 4 4 . ... ,..4.. 4. ••-• . ' •ther . ... ,:ligeit'aidlteli:i'oe'thrisilii.tha.ariinali-balit.ecoi6atrtitieei.n:irtas.: mice any proposal either f or peso tient an d hmstesseenspinit. 7 - i• .401 ; i ".• :. : 4' , brvi e te. id that unquestionably )41 wniad • tiny • iti z toriA,,,,y I si mi . i i i i r .imi k ,.. c . e iku ng . l ot stezarra i tt t she e xtent o tae lajau bk =to Weide. . . ~, ••• ~ -4. A' s ;'...a: a,, etal • .11 " 164. " "f tter addressed to My Mejeity f- dates lis t 111 1 ,40 ._ ‘. Vto , llot the tO mpt ir a r tike nOtai 4 : ,0 1 . 7 . , a i ie ! ,:l ..r earean itipareol iefol4 it .. )2 ..,...„.... . ._ ...,„ 41,..„ ........ n,... ,. . .. . , ffie had m til l . I t 1111 11691 ' . lialimi- t alli caula . • • • , Is his- duty to declare, that theAtasdeis he :i x i t h arr . empoavissessayiobnyoarn•%oromi. armistice, adasgkaip‘ ot 4646m ip lsaii ••throw no. tu e s o siss ieitr iSe,„ • ,te .1.9. 01 % au p th lre .ad n ia l tassi g , 1 , ' , ...b.4!, nati lassaokod at m bie ividadiii eme "d ies . aiitAm bio" ,h l s- $ . t t,.,../. ~..,' 1.,-I: try'r ni cett, l a; knee' ', ing::• .... ."„won '- Pd. to it .) ~ : ... o. .), .. , , . , . . . • ..,,, . , . -, + p m , p e i lool g oi d isaw l e abp s ifia%appalf Vit. . , , .. "g OF superior ebanitter as is mi tlitasyman, and his • • .... • .iy• • a . that It 110 d , beam atcasloaed - by 'the provoking c..... , . . . . il_.• •., •.‘ . LAULTSION obiexred, that the war Suit . one day • Bitalaw--*stato.ael •r , ;• 4. ! : .`;' ' . . '.; .' constable.- .2 - ...„,,. • .., i :., ~„ - • . ~,, , ..,,, 1 ! ole.sleportmlissk was Nis itatir,,attery.amiahle. rme to a termination, for it could not - tt. Ow ever ,MtaciasktLiartiopiniceitte • ilaat Na leers • • 14! _held . Or Ponies,' i n * 4 recommen dation of the Mails- 1 quatifitatioA whichAelOgoilloollostfinatript a l it O p Irate, and acconl= Mr' ililrecaStes In Orate: • '' 'I are_oolishodt -especially in the barbarous manner in inii it.Wlll IllUtlatesi ~to„ our. General in Chief, to treat , of )nducted.Sera Goodman was by Sarah Rory, a s r id q w., as. 1 ii ,;___ L — Tr7---.1, peace. I.know that • y our soldiers are reduced to ~ krepo of Ow, Nay pubite-b o s s e, je fleet-market, with hosing': .rtywoyla ,11' , I. tilf 4 kingsbfidge,.. at which Prince KCTUSOFY replied, that . barbarism had I satisfy themselves for sixty hours, with what* is i t o:_irittedlarintialief miiiieiii diepreeedto_ce!_rnlna-, _ .7 ! town it Urits i perCeived' that he ditollited a Hide' r i :P ri e r. liPtrierate"e"ledt as ` s 41 r etiresit '" ;f l 7 - 7 1 4 4 :1 1 fito li mile .41reit.411 .he : C r ilt he c isiresi":67l:34.elleatakdille. from his 01 11141 1)E 9 f r :0 1 1 M 16 4 w ib e r re ca o; d : s r: ed 9 mu introduced into hostilities by the French Rests- I scarcely 'autlicieut to. support a mast for twenty- itionists, and followed up to the greatestextent by' four. * • • • • t EOM'S, tapedrarif the .Ir i h n e ire al l j o ir ete r e pru i r: fi st; . b tAi y . led -t d til i . n e g 1 which . he wrote, insinuating. intentionaphich hav e she been' so fatuity' realizect; •his epiritst• afterward! ,onaparte himself. It was true, that the eai . Courd MoRAT—The passports sent to you were 4 tars. i b c ltti niu ll of be eternal; but peace could never be talked of MiLoaAn. (c.ontiasking),--1 see, that the,. King of Lau f ie m o b s ,* oho li d lithe French werelltsyotid the Vistula. Thatilus- 1 Naples has come to General Miloradovitch. to beg ', then liets'upnl)Alm,camplaiaant,and her aantioer.-serad.hed • flagged, aud ; he became mel l if ea dye e j ec t e d. a t the I . . ..,.. r_______ ....a ‘... ..6 e.a rani a aaat .... them, reviled' Usti!, sad •lowidtea'olf!'""? II'!" ftidn l'itt"!fr 1 day orecedine the melancholy eattestiouhe_ he ..,, m;ined confined to his bfd the whole of the day.- . l'rvious to .effecting hiss awful exit, he directed hi servant to take some fettCrs to a CAptaiii-in the same r!gigiei t tt o. after. !Ilich. lw'poci•Kled -to ter m i na te dreetirelacerto bi N plaitisi..:kati!slier'3osusket to hi treithitlist but-end testing: ttsiihoseatossi. and itl i %di sword, pushing against the trigger, - lie disclii r,; the contents througli his hotly ; the ball entered crecy .0 i:11 „to thstir tmierz, „ ,._. the t erwß i ce 111 Irv , ailed •nav be sto the'retotintair e1k.... Myr" Currie andGtt. stiod,* cipeelped -4 Se t t. Mich the greftett tteliency, pivecy, kitYl I.tt, fit , . it No. kg, ilatton i t i rem. . -:' ' • •Irikre7 90! Joie .74§1. ,iffitT l 7l4 lllll , et t.• .1.4*4 Si b _ -11- -s-- --: -'4w T :1001( Olittl - r.v.r• - • tr , "! 7 - 1 'PirrliralrlWW. r LOIN I)VN i , PristsiegieW • - • .: •eiklinvveytteilv. Metit-WW. *,- ' •