The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-17 00:00:00

0 . 4 1 ' _ • 7% l 1' the . Tiniii Wries t will be announced by *Ivo& of ) , ar4 talent. . • • • . . 4 , • " the Grand HaStersof the Ceremonies,. -.* 4f' (Signed) " COUNT .Dg 111110A.t.: Poiig, Fax 3.—The French. head-Owlet's are. still in this town. The' Priam Viceroy inhabitlk tie :Nice of Prefecture. We expect, in," few days, 39,000 French troops, among w h rani- are msiuy cavalry. . ' 1 A ' The Print:it( Neufchatel being meet better, set out the day before yesterday' from Posen, for his place of destination. The Marshal Prince of Eckmahl, 'after Wing so- journed here for, some days, departed yesterday. Marshal' the Duke of Istria has been here fur some days. • We have seen arrive the Engineer Cen. Rognat front Spain, and the, Gen. of Brigade Rothemburg. This tatter is well known to the inhabitants of this town, of which he was thicommindant after the war of 1807. We have revived accounts ' from Warsaw of the 29th January. Every thing was tranquil in that city. NCREMBERG, FF.a. s.—The latest intelligence from Posen continues to speak of the great move- ment of troops which has taken place in that town, in which numerous corps of every description unite, • acid are afterwards directed epee the different points of the hue occupied by the French Army. There ; does not pass a day without some regiments of in fantry and cavalry, all•composed of fresh troops, ar riving. His Royal Highness successively reviews them. The cotimunicatiou with Dautzic has never ceased to be open. _ The ariny is well provisioned,; and reposes .in its winter quarters. • „ BERLIN, JAN. 30.—Count the Anstlian l , Ambassador, left this on the 26th, aodM. Wain ,1 the. French Ambassador, on the 27th, to joie' his Majesty the King Prussia, at Breslow. According to very exact accounts which we have received from France, it is thought that powev will pot on foot a very formidable cavalry next Spring. DRESDEN, JAN. 29.—1 t results from the last intel gence from Warsaw, that Pre Schwartaetiber4 is still near that town in his position c: Pußusk. .Ge- . neral Regnier occupies, with his corps d'arisee, can tonments upon the hanks of the Bag. lle has briskly repulsed all the attacks of the Russian advanced guard; 6000 men, now collected in the fortress of 'forgau, are destined to complete Ilia Saxon contin gent, and will quickly put themselves in motion' for the banks of the Vistula. We learn from Witten berg, that troops daily pass througb:that place to joib Gen. Grenier's division. Pac.:BL acu, JAN. :U.—According. to intelligence from the Palatinates of Bilsor. and Bekesch, the cold his been so excessive, thit several shepherds bare been frozen to death in the environs of De bruzeu. . FRANKFORT, FEB. 9.—The day following his ar rival, Ms Excellency the General of Division Count Souham, received the compliments of the Officer of the Grand Duchy. All the towns upon the bank, of the Rhine are crowded with •troops preeeeding .to the theatre of the war in Poland. The 88th, and three cohorts of National Guards, on the Ist and 2u passed through Dusseldorf. • VIENNA, JA!•1. 30.—His Majesty entirely recd . vered from his indisposition, and resitned his usual course of occupations. • Isetezrc, Yee:" 2.—Six thousand, conscripts, ex . ercised for several months in the .use .of arms, are immediately to quit the town of Torgau, and pro ceed to General Regnier's corps in the Grand Duchy . of Warsaw. They form the first coluMn 'Of troops going as a reinforcement; they will be .repliced,at Torgau by other-conscripts. • We learn Mats GeneraM iiiifellifilicinirifilsat arrived from Italy, is at the present nionsecit between the Spree and the Oder; it will soon advance still far ther. The rear-guard of this corps lately passed • through Wittemberg, taking the direction of -Berlin. Tim communication with Dauttic has always been open, and all reports to the: contrary, which have been attempted to be circulated, west false ; that f. tress is in the best state of defence,and has nothing to fear from the enemy. • We very regularly receive intelligence from our corps d'arta6i.., under the orders of General Regnier. He still occupies the same position upon the right bank of the Vistula, from the side of the Bug, and J far, 6. 7 -0 o tbe.94 arrived here the lint convoy at prisoners sent by the celebrated partizan Nebot. Between the 19th of Oct. and the 4th of last month, he fought at least nine action's, and captured two pieces of cannon (besides two spiked), fifty- . eight waggons, loaded with goods, &c. 140 mules, 11 horses, and 197 prisoners, eZclusive of 500 of the enemy's nitits lie has also release& 920 Spaniards, arrested by the PTO, lid intercepted two MESSINA, DEC. 23,—His Sicilian Majesty having beep pleased to grant to his Excellency Don G. Danes*, Governor of ibis fortress, at his repeated request, his dismissal, on account./Ids long and zealous serviceaand his great age (befog hes4is,ll6ol. year), his liscelloncY Lord Wei. Bentiack, sigailied•thommsa to him In a polite•letter, dated. the 17th lost. presentlajitai t att the same time,With a valuable siord,*transtnitted : to billefhitdee' Print* Regent of Bighead, as a testimosty Ofdifsealeeni kr*- firjtish troop, is Menlo*, enpericupd front j' oc every occcasiotr. His Excellency the friseti of Cartel; MOO' of the Illustrious Order of Si. Janaartui, and Couoeillbr of State, has been appointed in bis stead, Goveitior of Selina. extends himself to,Werigrow and Siedlee. His' corn. manic:o4.ns with Prince Schwartzenberg are well established. lie has only had some insignificant at tacks of Cossacks to repulse. The wise dispositions taken by fiis Serene Highness the Prince Viceroy are generally admired. [The Moyiiteitr, of the 9th of February, contains lusninious• report to the Empetor, by the for Naval Constructions, in which it tells the attention his Majesty has paid to naval ions has given an activity and extent to bleb no reign can furnish an example ; the rapidity'with which his naval forces in his arsenals, may give an idea how. 11a.) , will become to the enemy of the re. France, and must prove to him that the )f the eeau's empire is ready to be placed itium.3 • . t • We have received French Papers to the itilf inst. by Which. We, ore informed of a circumstance we hoped . was otherwise, viz. that Dantzic is 40i and never has been invested by the Russians. They say, " the communication with Dantzic hos never ceased to be Opeit.7 • I3osAetwrz, it seems, proposes to go in great state to open the Session of the Le islature—,ell this pleases and.flatters the French people quite as much as a fete given at Carlton-house pleases the English. The disappointment found in the above intelligence. with respect to'contradicting . the, report so confidently reported that Ihntzicand Thorn were both• block., aded by the Russians, is not the only one we meet with ; for . we rind all Germanpactive and zealous to assist our enemy iu the ensuing campaign. Every foreign Newspaper, and every foreign letter, written by au impartial hand, speaks of vigorous:War-pre parations. Our own are, neverthele,sh ..ete.only . Journals in Europe, which never tzpress a wig fur Peace ; althea/0 there is scarcely a possibility of dent. Ca scaes Zeno but of ~, of we . , whet to. ,eimosit *wing inteliiiiiita I— . , . I . ebuotries against eich . ..4l;er;by.epplying _ ,6..1, Zenaliittiotl • .1 .. A. 4 -• • . f tit -:ay ' _.oat e . A• - eliri Ilec i.-Most - of the towns and vilbsges its La : probripes epithei •to lite perk,* whotn a Vbpilleat ( retra her stern with her shot. Up report (said to o f i_l!e brought to . Liston by Att American) that his Ma. t i ; av ''' 7 • • • • • • .1, - . " • ' eenly paid the first third of . ,,,the essetribationeinthe I nation • has theasitt proper to , piece' , in the: teat • • seems lie Tinges will Only allow • josty!t ship yoictiers, 74,. had . takefr th e constitu.. few kiebot (F.I Frays) has establiiked offices in COMtenlent I power .. bat ,it eiacts* kr•s° l6 cd 6 l 41 Ie tala! imposed' by the •)!IrAtiMtclift f Boriaraarg the title of ReliubliCon. &Oaf, that bf i tion - Ain°rlcaO frigate, and cove ; the Coreeitogion neat; a lebeveary far repairing the was, callii10 112 , 1 !. Ssoll Emperor is forbidder - I . MM and Of Coerselds crealioesl on shore ,. is:ogsla .raPetror4 4ll in the Tagus Lis maid* harnesses and t aceettreassats ; a workeomakethen; W :41m all mon.e i rt ..w...5.e . Tha l eOf Ceitttf.to the ion 'or the I Majesty's ship 111 orde-,,• if teat,. with a fleet for c____. „„,_ iipliors . *lie cditslitattrat whit ; tad a vietesiluranag% ..;Eatet4 i___... - .... , i.._"1'' slit: „.•'+‘•s." I .__•._ ••,, . •-- ' . E , - A . ,\_ ~ ,r os wpm, soss041111F• • And. •my-sue.oye, stopped okaPvt-sris4 we.ce ; ltmaykt i eati. pi the 10th intr. cavalry consists of ,5111),,lanceas s ildttidY, known . to lihrs . r, .• - - ~. d•, I - ..1. V. Lovair , ol.;•iii,".:l? a lien ); .he ...ettoily' aiiii:. loublisie.:)!slic . w tz!! ot ft osi eA u o n tstAficient force troops, who a mare thi* nice, dace W. Onfllktf 11 1 1 'u • .i - - • • . • f -.:_/- .„riAt ic i p li m a• I oitti! t.• Iwo. would Am' all. pleasant. circarnstances r itlitfir. V,feten tiß . Tat ,.. the li i„.. rous . privateers them ant his infantry. who are both ityterg rpm vt, - ..5 , , t., . with on t e a sst. - - - '' ..9 - 7 .. . if they were not intimatelyand.deeply conn e &td wt j . ... , f 4./ ',. .r .. 4 .;,, , 4. 5 • of 3tVO men. That Commandant collects tic dispersid; and,ltis ; the dreadful expenses of a warfare, to which we can. i• 4 ..; ~. , . c ., „.. ......... On e 7th i •'r eSentr=ick packet irrivetl ; 14 I , isb the instant, ,and.,4e t lyin . tporougklpaCket *Gold-sail pffieers, by their long and tutrattitted services, prevetbmasetve ~. .. . .4, :. discover no end, and for whicbMiuisters evince ; no worthy of their rank. - :' • • , The convoys Intercepted by these troops, the eatrieessiMch ? concern. The tame French Papers contaht44mog I the 16th instant. - ' • . Also a rrived' the 11411thiir . rade Picleti nith from t h ence o n they have taken prisoners, th e actions in *bleb brevey•lsintlis 1 report to the Emperor of l''tt.tNCE (fot• - we .must,tall 1 - : ... ..,.. •, . . - cieni, without military skill and other qualities!, ptii under qianinttne, for want of have. bees I him so still) by the eoniMinioli on Naral,kichitec.,4jkia!!.s,' front the . Mediterramiiirr, t en days 'fryer many, and followed each other without intermisiiss, ' _lb' CO. I tare and Eqeipmnnts, in which he Is infOrmedohati Pihrallr) and i lamas dispatched by &whit in pursuit of this ditintaimell pa- t h e attent i on h i s m • 1 al s y has laid •to the nstriction hint, have sustained severe ch•Tlts and defeats. ' eieaeral ?end- ' -e - - * . e 4 - I '•••tpiii ... ? A r k: , -6....:- - ..f r Ai l i t . - -...- . :..• - • • • ism. of his shipping and the arsmials has bad rapid ti . I . •. zng.nt Mew excessively ; om e S.S.W. iteottiplatetfltith a heavy sea ; ebileof 'llealth. --' .. ...: ' :::: - . - z . . : - • . : chclli.toolr the field, with 5000 men ; and yetlitelnit 'Sot *My 1 • ! and promising effect, so as-to give an idea . how fi11..,'. 'laid several ship drove in the Dotens, and one vessel is frustrated nil his attempts; but heat all the corps ;which sepatata ; . • - ': -•-.••--I• • • ' •- • ' , .. • • . • . , ~., . dit - ion, 1 1 midableto the - enemy trC the repose of Prance it may . „ „ .. . : . . . tint . .. .. themselves from the main bolyobreatcned that haughtyft shpre.near Pigwell Bay, cannot learn her aod massaciketti thought it expedient to tike shelter wain the soon become, and place the balance of the ocean's ' -ce ' The ship Enterpriier - TOMig • for Jamaica, to of Saguutum. The prisoners in Nebors lands not empire in a state of equilibrium. Yet all this is nu- " 81 7. . , , • , to more than 500 the keeps them in Vestabella, but, tri the 1 thing.. 'We have ships bringing lionie'ai !Lich specie lost ad anchor and cattle, bet fniti'heea supplied with . ~ .. . cet tainty that they will adt be carried off, as the building an.' as will maintain our armies in the Peninsula• three itltiother. dere-Anal for OM tniiiioked-for case of the enemy's attempt gto months!! and if otherwise, we have paper-money.— I Arrived f rom the . Westward; . l olWii San Josef, 1 with the loss of anthers and cables. • • ' • '• - release their. The'eumbtr of deferters, of all ;reeks, exceeds . i Of the language made use of in the Above report on 500, and some of *eat have rendered essential service . I naval affairs, we appeal to every sensible and re ect- , II 1. PORTSMOUTH, Fut. .16.—Ar7tred his 'Majesty's In the action-fought on the 266, by a small detachmint of 1 . ing mind, whether it is not better calculated to con - ship flamatbsad . , hop% off . clierlitrib , which is the troops at ihi, the cavalry particularly distinguished -r ittelf.,l 1 ciliate the dispositions of all those States which have i °nl Y arrival le-daY;-* - ** .• ' * *" There were but S ,horses f the infantry took up a posit*, and I' T° • Rs.tit Fla. 15.—A'rrivet thie . ' . eapiaing* his there is no foundation for the rumours of a surprise , whi* bare I the smallest pretensions to call themselves maritime, M ! . Royalist, got abroad.. The infantry did its duty; and the 20 horse, underfront the Downs, bound s to I than that which is used bylour boasting, over-fed-'a i, t y 's hhi P Plymouth ; also an .AMerican schooner , from Phila.. Captain Rate , did not hesitate between 4 ghting and sarround- i writers. A stale of equilibrium must pleaseand flatter • - . nd to Bourdee' ur; 'with 'pet-ash and log, to extinction , a column of 30 0 dragoons. • T', e res elate de- it every little Republicin the Mediterranean which pox- .. 1 delphla, bou termination was worthy of the character; which that- deierving ! sesses a 10 oared barge. Nothing bat imperial swayw i cotton, sent i d by the Iris frigate; she mu taken off itl - ofiker bean. The 'JO dragoons, with their officers, fought tike' do for us. In the. name of Heaven, if we have it, .Caps 11aksterre• heves, and masses) with the enemy. The intrepid Captain ; let us be more discreet in keeping it, and not boast - .* Rute, after receiving live ur six wounds, was taken; the gal-1 so much of it ! We hire thereby excited the jealousy,. -. lant Ensign lisvarteibared the same facer and Ensign Belittles 1 or at least envy, of every State which can look et and another individual (name unknown) gloriously sacrificed I the sea from its own territory. themselves, and were killed' on the 'spot. • i ". The Winds and seta are lititnin's wide domain, That small force. succeeded in librcing its way through the 1 .And not a sail, but by permission, spreads." . ranks of the minty, who left ten .of their men in the Sea 1 Such is the stupid motto • f one of the dairy.adve; The town of Ibi. was given* u? to plunder; Castellii, add Onel ; . .. • - = eater of a pUertle AdMiebitrition. , There can be no were treated in the same manner, an d they were all threat- • ' enc.i withw still more atrosioat i usage if they did mk Peace while each pietitteliani as these are counte the-against ', • first of next month, get ready the Inimeise goosoitity a i panted by a vain-gloriciimi set of Rulers, and an in corn and wen demanded of them; and convey them to the spit tpecatedar deluded people. appointed by those bands of robbers. ' c . The enemy have collected sonittroops.at lativa, and small ! - parties 4 their men continue to lay waste the whole country between Xeiona and•Tibi, Thin fertlie.prmtinci can no longer maintain our troops. the" ettirai have atrrled•Off both fruit's, corns and moles; sad grow formidable, -frost titbit* alagazines, and the *co they have selected fix their repots. .• . . The' artvaniains - . .expelied to be - derived froin re. ducing ire 74. gin -strips - tii Oat stand little chancel aiming s - peettily- realised.. The ships that have bean Selected fpr this service appear ,on further inspection toter y, uttfit, The four first determined on, were the Illiffeitteand Thtindcrer; at Chatham ; theßesolution, it Portsmouth ; and the Culloden, at Plymouth. Olt the first-mentioned being inspected, she was deemed not worth the expellee that would be incurred : and With regard to the latter, a similar decison took place. -i. The Monarch, at Chatham, was then selected, and after 'undergoing a similar investigation, is also de _ ... .! dared unfit, and Is to be broken up. The Golialh Ministers met again yesterday 'morning, at the .; has since been fixed on ; and, if found fit, will be Earl of Ltvettroor.'s in Whitehall, upon the subject ' made a ranee. of t6e Princess of Wirxes letter. They haiv'met The Elect to be employed in the Baltic during the there every day • since its publication—in general ensuing season, 'will not be on the same extensive twice a-day—at 11 in the morning for about two scale as that of last year. The number of ships of hours, and again at 10 at night ; theie times inter: 'the line, it is said, will not exceeWsix, or eight at fering the least With . their official and parliamentary most, with some frigates and steal l vessels—the whole ingagements. The Crown Law Officers continue to under the orders of Admiral Mortars.--The Vigo, be consulted. A meeting of the Lords of the Conn- , Zealous, and Orion, ,of 74 guns, and the ' Hama cil was appointed to take place yesterday forenoon , I d r y ad • fri g ate, are fitting out .at .Portsmouth, and at, he Council - Office, upon the Trinidad business ; / ! will proceed to the Baltic. but none of the Lords attended they being engaged i Mrs. LISLE, who has been sent for tribe examined If the Parl of Livearoot.'s. . .. . , I anew before the Cabinet Ministers, touching the con ' ' Yesterday Lords _Stu:nom' ,and CsnceacAnn i duct.of the Princess of WitEs, as comprehended in ladaudiences of the Parsee Rent:rt. [the evidence on the Royal Enquiry,. generally . called .Testerday a Cburt of• Directors was held at the 1" The Delicate Investigation," is the sister of Lord East India House, when the following CommanderrlCintatosnicer. • . . - took leave of the-Court previous...to. departing' for : From a late ac curate ealcniatinitlhe population of . th'eir rispective destinations:—Captaitvi.L•CoLerws, the-Catholics of Ireland amount to five millions ! .of the Warky, and Captain W. Cauernstr.i. Of the 1 I Wty understand that 4 ' copy of :the Concordat LOSaker Cank, for China direct i . sciptassi C. W.. ; .agreed upon between BONAI , ARTCaIId the Pope, has JlnTt.ca, of the William .Piit, •artd • csr pltiq-.J.. tbeen. received in this ; conntey. We hear that the 'Cones, bf the Lord ' 4 Eldeit;* fal'Alistylipi. act} ~priacipal,stiOadationsntlatev to the restoration 'tavia. . 04 , ;,:: -. , • • • •• • ~.- 7 .... ;. .., L . ~. i tz . the Pon, bi . Iicer . ApART.E.,A. i t he, !tales of the • t Plain G. RAI NCO'Cli Vas Warn Ilaa. -140 ROW Efrif t .,%i Ith fitl tempajol pewer ,tiorein, and the *mid of the ship Charles Mtllr, being . one-,'of thre'Ns,greeinite hY . the former to give his sanction to the •-last direct ships of the season for Boaibtty. l'- . .• • :Oast indrilage of BON Atiatt, and thus formally to Last Saturday night the Catholic Deleo e .utes, LOrdAegitimite the King of Kema l _ as a testimony of FINRALL, CC:WM*llst HUssEY, and OwenO.CoNNO a, whickthe•Pontiff wilt-assist at:the Coronation. Esq. sailed in the Uxbridge packet, for Ilolylmad, ! 'Sir GEoast W. !Jeeps-has reinforced his fox on their way to London. • i• ... , , *hog/Os : by the purchase of threp additional packs, - Mrs. PETRIE left Madras in the e middle of the-out of all which he means to ilect only 18 couple. month of September, to take open himself the charge Alt?. DE . NNiS celebrated Bedfordifitre pea is one of if the Government et Prince of Wales's -Island. • : .16644 feiy. " '' - Si: kegs, containing papers iof rend', were picked! Peiltiens trots the counties of Worcester, Here. 'up by the Brighton trawl-boats on Thursday Welt. - ford, Gloucester, and Brecknerk, are preparing to , They are copies of the Russian Bulletins published .be presented toboth Houses, praying for an Act a la our Gazettes, translated, probably by order of . General Iriclosure i as the surest wens of procuriog 'the higher powers . , and forwarded to France, which, breed-corn for the necestary subsistence of the p eo p les it appears, the French Government have thought . The Berard of Agriculture, We understand, yrelil.c. •'proper to return. • it Is supposed they were•dropped I.Wisa preparing a similar petition. ty. a French lugger privateer, which appeared off ► Aconsiderable riot at affray took place on• Mon. that town on Wednesday afternoon, and was dis. day morning in a brick.peldin the neighbOn haod of . . tiuctly seen to capture a brig. - , 1 Newington, litween about a &nen labourers em- There has been a rumour current for Sometime, ployed on the ground, and a small parry of military, .that's copy of Mr: PTRCZTAL's Book had been trans- ; who had gone thither to secure a deserter from a re. mitted to' America for re-printing, and that 6000 giment of light hone. The military succeeded in copies of it were expected to arrive in F.ogiand for .their 'object, but the deserter was afterwards rescued circulation in the course of the present month. in- and got clear off. A battle with sticks , bricks, 'sc. stead of this , are we told in i a paper of yestertlaT, took place, and two of the assailents were so much' that 6000 were pasted .in America a twelresnonth ; 4url as to be conveyed to on infirmary. . ago, and that so long ego they purchased a qopy ! i Mr. it. Sex, of Penshurst, Kent, farmer, was Indeed !---ft is'not in the usual currency of rummer. , barbarously murdered on Monday sennight, by 'dal spirit, that Oda should have been kept a profound I lie :Ira Langridge, a labourer, who resided in a cote secret. - The object of this aouacr, bower., i,s evi-; torte belonging to Mr. gra,. Lattgridge .has lb- I winded. • . , i • , , • . .. , • . .••• - . • . I . • . - . f..! • . P,, • 4 .. , ~,,% t .. . • .' ' • ; j:.' . r . .o* . • 4 0 .: ** t ,*. • .., •.• .• . I ..• . . • . , , . , • • . I ' . , • . ~ .. ....... . ...... .. • . ••• .. .. , ~ , ... * . ' . . .• , Ill& TIONMat . 1 ' ' '' • • *•*•;, • 40 ‘. • •'•••••• : * 4aapalilli:it:ittle,ofthtialt , . • •• •-. , , . y • • , . . • . . . , . ' . . .... .... •-rt. . ... • -- - . . —...... . ...._ -- ---.-.- ••• - --,, ; - • 11:,-,' -•-- , ~.. • • . . ...____ I I i FRENCH *VIPERS. Arr. --,-. , ,; , Main.- ~ - • ~` ~.1... it_ , : e...7 0 6140 1 ,"1. *hid* air f4ii an atotiett: ' ' NAVAL INTEL4IGENCE. 1, -....... • •• , 1. . .., Waterford ' . . 4.. i .•, 4 .: o n fi r wino ef i fir i pk ak • megoe i s id n e a m b eno i m igui ~...-!. : • ... —....... \ PAM% Fts. 10.-.• On . the Sth his Majesty pre- j o - • tj‘ Lis tirestnorgto' n • ... *** '** .. ' * i. Z` j 's.; ' •le . : life; . as ' that 11101ialt)ailt lost. Yet do the Minis z twin Inst. inis. 14.—Arrived thw f :Duks of Keel o .„ ...... ~:. a .. puerupt.y ,• -' • tidal Pam* titer itaVeCilirpitrostilt ..:4 4 , ' pacbet r ßewiley.(acting), .with Maii?..tom Lisbon .- 1 sided at *Connell of State. . ._ . „, .1 eraey e 11 l PARIS ) . FED. 12.—" Sunday, Feb. . 14,• the day of . . ..... ta5.. ....3• ~ , 041,44.41# ........1144. vii" 0141 : 1r — c .. °l os ad s ,f 1 .4. ..... iiiiiiell4lllbwitidellothgwittif i i si tt i t - i 1.. .• 1. ! t imira diT s fusille ir, Row ; l :P d rl ii l l 7, itl is i '' - '' ' Vita` ll:Combined . Arm had adv . atlczd to ilacentia• , and e the ceremony for opening the Session Of the Legis. .. - i.m.‘ P gr y. .... lative Body, his Majesty the Emperor and King Will ' F, t, '•'-........‘• T i t, ' inacindr 7 131411 .. ~, 4) , .' e . ' 4ll. 111144 • . me" tH ibit the French Y 1 depart in grand state. front the palace of the Titne. r , ctt.!%etl_ . ..,, „,.... : sil'!4% H r .., - 1 5 21, : , : d o n ' . ar all a n is ' intitt * ....t. ` 160441 , 14 . *wan ; ‘ll ii ftillia . at - us urimno . witli his i diicrinanstojsarwisterede4quadittAenit S in p i : s in l , in p a lu il n Le t tl i ep ng rslac i b n e . ys .1 levies at one o'clock, to proceed to the palace Of - ale 3 1 4 4,.."'''. 4 4, wk i:.'1 6 7,•"!*5...,... - , - • . 1 . ile . 1 5 per Cent. I k riqi rii'? ...„,":,! ilineithiter - Acct. - WI .. • h 1144 ill . ..' dlittli4iliki OtitY• ' remitin. 1 they occupy The Life. Guards mai** from us. 1 Legislative Body . .. ,• • " - .,.va " The procession will pass through the garden of . ............„.........„ 7r 4„, . .....,,,.. L ...... , ____ L e li g' Aiig ' 15 r 641 - ‘4: - * Tr " l- ' " IL ' big ~.114. $ 'gen ho w ever, 1 / I "t!feit tu l tbi t ti , bon o n the Bth ins t. 4 to join the army. •tWirtisittett.t; itiolalafraar t F d frtiai* le ' •- ' -7 •lvil . E . ,!;siiri isKvAil4N4.*.. . the rule 1 16 . irtifidliiiiti l e vi Zltt iValli tid"o ', lsf* V iticat .s. , his Majesty's ship 'Piqu e • . • .., • . . ! 22 ?f ; g 6 un g4 : ; ri‘ a;d iiii th d it ea at ia li ii4 M4 . i in iCS :A ll 4 p::::: . r 1 ,7: 7 3 24eer cii . 0 . 4pa ': e r i , la Concokle;•• hisMajetty:will desuelid - ..fritut the ear- "' l _ _ - I_ l _ . i ,4.....„4,L,_ - . 4 ... - • -_‘.... i ' "2-, ... -- 1 , banditti, to . Atitir - -to hi ‘ tonclisnin ! ! riage at the steps at tfiell‘llll.of the palace of.the Le . . ..: . . . . Those who renietebei.seim - 'Tigre' phiin The * Pere du r gislati re Carps; -. • • • -a,. • • • Cheni,".said to be omen by ohe oi the Poliioirdeeitf l of New York, 16 gen. aid 11061,1, 3 oomautuded hy a LO DOA: ft... - ._' ...:- ''' VAT PrALRUARY 1; 1 wis . •44o. ' r •4 .. 4V . llle:pioCeSSlOn, in iti - littnrisc wIIkItTOURIF•th ' . i .. u .. • I • ~ . :* •• :. Parie t will'Obse;ee' a . ieliieniality oflanguage with 'Ca thin Stafford,. bad come t o . inChor •iu c ascaes .. 1 - ..- . . . 1 „ same route as , in proceeding. . • -..,/.. 1 : , . ^." ' • ' _.,..,;, -. 40 . A Aloha 14411,041 ired this -mornings with 1 91 00 • the above. that a ft erall, it is a sad reflectien to'the i "ln rota watered acre, His Maje Sty's brig Zeno.. I f the ptfrateer escaped by superiorsqing, though the I . " 44 The departure of his Majesty fir ‘l:he'palatei '6 . Ofs Legislative Body, and his sAttun'in 44 z . poact,„ 4 : • • • . ..tot : January , " a he tifli d• • GM rultur -(ohre4fela to real petriote of, r s 4land,*that:it is mado:the interest , Nu, ti 3 guns, sailed from the Taps in chase, • the 6th instatttlri whiCh we have received - Ihp Ad. of a alt Of geen to whet the aairsity of the two but the Tivoilleriee.• will be Ittmfunced by *lvor o f r at4 I ; .\vlnr, - ;i i intlitivitt i ?..... .. - ; . ift -- .7', ):,! : i ehuntries against etch oiier;iiiippiying ovary 4 4. t i ,;inobirtget7scrcio, tciter 4to cet away her bait 1 11 1 a very Vol Couicil f i I him, that construct', . them, .of , and rea t t t ! I dreadful ti 13 ,1 iiod'of k balmier of iti eqoilibt a 1.