The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-26 00:00:00

in the chiertgma4o. - )le interest, not potauit, but as c. I t would seem that rnilitaryassistancefrilia oppression. they they did, however, t ; for beside the as Iffording them, the bh a considerable •ation. Mr. Tuoi hness will proceed of the ausilan lairs of the . North', ,nd the rl.capture . ILERCIt RUTS with Count ItaLmootx yesterdey currently of Lord Wet.t4Sr minivann, lag with . A4athiel The speeds.eolizati veil: not in the least sorprla rtp . il a turn of the tile of i nn: , as we do, that . Lord t atone stOlicientlytnssked uguttsz. It is supposed the , notl tni•re. Nmerican merchantmen Bourdenoz. p r. , m i , „ nee no here no recent m iportantleVelor lige:ace. The people of that country begin to under stand the danger which everywhere asetils them, concerning which they have been so shamefully de oived. We shall, however, probably, not be again I informed, that BON %PARTE has taktn •the diveraimi of hunting in the Bois do Boulogive.. The declare:: tine to the credulous Parisians, tbttevery thing elm tranquil in Holland, and that ott the very day the lt,votution took place in its capital, does indeed;, prove, Cat national deception was carried to its very acme tite French Government, and cannot but give niTtince to the community of' every country wit retsing such impositions and-insults. ..e Orders . eoneisieet et fed Tibbsas•ttais colour. than the .etber,, with stars,ned - The Prince of Oeateenhad 111014 ...ad the ~. y remnant of _ and took leave of the Petece.RkEENT, lordly mild hi:stria* IVeurjeked, is a hi, parte re to •Hollan - d. On his Secetie Highness Lear- I w i t h Ithi cr i nki : an d wor „„ d4sug h eer me w . met e r e + bi te b y h er ing Carlton-house, he stepped 'lnto his travelling perfect resemblauceip the woman whew, in his wildest .estrai cartilage, accompanied by his Aid-de-Camp. On vaguncies be has never totally forgotten. Distracted with re the departure of the Pew i Pews,, he was greeted merle, and !retry of dragging on life in Is World *Okla has he milli the acclamations of EU immense concourse of 1 Coale selitade to this ilea* and saaskiaa spirit, he calls for People assembled in Pall-mall s and the streets, ad- I, death Z°. haellw!it the Paiail Pre-eathewee of "ask whic h joining" I only ten to guile , and life which only promised offering,— ... • Land prepares far the grave. Tice lesson has now been The ere present at the :Levee, the makes of fay given. The Sultan discovers the deception under Yotte, L4RENCE, KENT, and it 4mitttnGe ; the i which ,be was dielpllogd—his household crowd about Archbishops of CANTERSURT and Yon.K.; the Skimp f him IS isfe more,—his le* flies to his anns,—tad, found of LONDON, the LO D, CIIINCELLOR, end ell. Abe worthy of power, be la -bailed on the spot Vizier of the Cabinet Ministers, and wester the Foreign Apbeo 'Empire. This story hoc obviously an interest Superior to Laden. - 'lite PRINCE R Enver, seated on hiiThrene, then ' prepared with that splendour and magnificence which the ' received the following Address from the Corporation i terated dramozie_taast!_ .seemsuse _ to r rom a eqte se f and as longcr "ore; of the City of London, which was presented in the i ma w sk be obia t T oet cP b h ; gli f tted beaten, literally togs, music, usual form :-- f log • dancing girls, and the fanciful skill of the mechanist and the TO 1115 ROYAL HIGHNESS•THE PRINCE OF WALES, dress-maker, it will be in vain to protest asaimt their introdoc- RECENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT i. 11., *sigh to the utter exclusion of the legitimate drama. We BRIT.AIN AND IRELAND. l wilnemed the exhibition therefore with those feelings, and that mat svoszt. nIITWOL, AND LOYAL AoDREsi or Tan tAraa !senne of mlad which it was necessary to possess in order to judge w i tY° '' AL°E ""' 'w ° C 611113118 OS T" ctrl " Wig. 1 a alanditlly ; aid certainly in all the reqaisites of decoration, Dow, IN COMMON COUNCIL AinenISLED. 4 veep, gorgeous Asiatic ornament, It reflects credit upon' " WAY IT PLEASE Vona *Gem. Itiblitlial, , . . • 4, we. his majesty, most dutiful sod lila , geh i eetho gb h ' eresy one concerned in its production. Scenic illusion has Lord Mayor, Aldernsee, and comment o f the City of tetideit, 1' Me* .10teo carried higher than in some of /he scenes,. es- In Common Council assembled, conteispiating•with peasnar et. Pacialit. is that which represents the paradise of MANo- DU ni.i : , 1 Nov. 117.•—M r. Mesta was again brought nitation and gratitude the su with width k bin pleated the ; waif.. ills w e l l for as that we area • Kristian .Peelilei nil to the Court of King's Bench to plead to the in. : . ' sumo( !is Miksti i, soil soberly satis fi ed of the truth of Christianjty, or Sovereign Disposer of Eveistt,tocrown* d . i.irn. , ttts laid against him for Libel, whea s the trial and his Allies, should foal deficient in that lily solidi we owe ;we 'dread bare great feari as In the effect Which inch a war put off to the Weidiaitolay following. ig o r Royal Highness , were we eat te e a Munk . ~. a s o f s o giotringimdtaiselnating scene. might have upon . itre' religious &notice was stuck esp 11t the Post. en,. 4010 tent an occasion of tendering to rari megratulatioes on the premed • ' nest •AA of the nation. Mahood alid_hts follo.E_el'ilre,Wati those - ^rilsb-ligreillteidy followenit4intstibe ItaPpyfellk, if their ' ' ' reruns, enfolds such delights as tie Imaginatien nig* revel in •• tiarrierniros, tn at a MO Ali Wand e Mak . -..5..4 ..-,_ - ali er si er reamed assurances of affeetioaate attackshelt Us your 1- . up es yo -morrow , ant! so to toutiette. in t itk fprm • ' bet eight when contemplating the thliknoryjoys of Akosejahnit . , Miglerees and his Majesty's Illostrioos Meuse.' 1 limos. • 'the aresednialed the mind by its prefludri of luxuriant asd . ••• 1 4 ,- Pities! as have been the feelings, which, &tribe t h e pre 'Mrs. DA YlsOrt performed Lady Tea* On Wed. rest irdpeur conilict-have beep excited ia our Naiads. by the• et decoration. The am pay. be steady said • . des show all, ~ . n‘fday night, at Dra-lane Theatre. lt 'was }ntel p ir i peeen : which for a long period attended the efforts of the Ruler. •..,agf_ba eaucluding oar. , ~. . I rile dialogue of the piece has neither bilk ...nor (we I first appearance afters Fo ng and severe indispesi.tini; Of France *whit the rights and liberties of other L'onikies, It .„.._ . . • . It to equally removed from or fesisiidlty l ; I. Ail Actress of -so geoes.merit, am i so a m i ret t - b y si s 4' :has ever 'bees our consolation, that Britain uaawed aid iiis- . 1 7 . ` , ... • all that :the Rost, riblie, must he warmly naked under such 'Cireetl); moved ' ha. ar ' nl y ° P"" d " big ambitio ". p ro j ' ects and &teeny P sa ports an even mutate course, w hich , fastidious taste could require, in perfunintimiWsi s tMelitleeip. laid the foe:dation of that glorious resistance of the nation , of ItanCCS. .. I - non. Greater excellence would be dbpetipatisolkste. Thelma ag ' :' .- • • . the Peninsula, which, aided by the consummate skill of B•kidt , It is proposed that this Irks," of goaeral freedom, : :17lowerats, and the irresistible valour of British troops. ban en- ini hie peniesta: - 1 -win eery good. ELL:west played Nestriol6, and particularly those of the liberation of the Da tch.:lpsitell an Usurper front the Throne of Spain, and, planting* . , tion of the character was soinewhet fe6ttt led that idasgeoad• i Republic from the oppression of the French, shouldr:ONAW °the Allies within the houadaries of anciest Frans*, better ral stlye af acting 1 it'was, therefore, in pepPorilea, more planets. ; • a m . rd act, Wbea be ..wakes f his arse tranCes; al* celebrate the recent expression of popular and irre- 11. 4. 110611. d.. • that Britain is th e example and ale • • . .all 'iin of liberty to surrounding nations..kimself to have endives' si r s . fends, retntions„,jind sittible feeling by a dinner, of which the l i me and . IN " 'Po the same • cause may he attributed the lirrlosti' lid I who knew him , he-gave Considerable erect to tbg. minted eine place kill be specilled at an early period. This eta,.' eetbseiosm of the Ranino" t, Swedish, teal German nations, mad lions of grief and despondeitcy, flax, in Schensgeffsks, ate Sul hardly be called a national cause,—it is a general and 'the consequent telaniphs which, led on by their reepective So- tan, had ors opportunity of displaying his inledls t lost be wet& universal one. Wishing for the success of Dettill free- • • re e t r i e e ig t t i t t s , , , t o h n ei t r h arasi ese g e. hi t v e e v t s ned , y be we d are i cal - led to dd mingledysensa- do w el l 11 ' abandon a peculiar sualulealYar eoliaciallak OM& dam it almost too late : that object is ascertained*by 'eons et . gratitude and honest pride, that the occartions •of one never adapts itself to the varyieg mistioni aad . meadow •ol.**l the spirit and courage of the inhabitants of the United .Perernl appearance beforoyour Royal kligbness are the triumphs speaker.' Miss PooLa songs peony air la the Arst•M..ssall llss 'of justice and-humanity . ' Sorra, room the King's Theatre, estimated W veryAlsdontipas Provinces. The celebration of this act of liberty will , „ , ft e should he unworthy of the mane privileges, of which, • s et a in ;b e secon d, • . t• , ...: ... s •.. bring every man to the Meeting who knows any thing 'in emission with the rest of his Majeri's sobjeem• we are the : The „sk bean Mr . k tum . s Dame ,,a n d..lm.Al 4 44o be of Holland. i partakers, were we no , to declare to your Royal Highness that .• proud 'fir, if it were entitled to his same: •bni. Haltom and ',while the convulsions, Nay which the empires of Europe have of _ . . _ __ . •10...aii...A.. mote • the Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at tliE',liite been agitated, have most semibly -affected in, with a PLETNI. farstsbed the melodies, and ten In time ma, Ease India House when the following Command. ei:s edb of tbeinstahllity eflunsurgerainess, they +have tend. honour of their application, This romance was OAS eet Orr • Ce ri l rras more deeply than e v e s epos dee y a b l dsollat (under repetition, with great Ipplanse. The boa* war Atli; After the took l ea v e , p r e v io us t o departing for their respectivnt illimel.) the hest security for the sta bilit y of the Cr..' n, and fall of the enrtaln , the audience caked for " decisive the-Kkag, 4 deslinalions, Via. Captain A. ILAN' LTON, Bombay ;i:ltio totitit igen t . tf the pre: : ks ,to be Hi k e rifler e i t hez i, rotze n t i i t nn e d in-homiur of the glorious news Of tbo•day. The . orcitestra cow . conclusion was cheered by'sbouts of universal acclamation. Ca fain Al. (,RAIL. AM, Elphiustone :. Captain J. U. r . °l ' crl,"4",tte'°: the ^ g ;. : ) ,.,:::e e nt oth li ra te _hose Red in the hearts of his tnenced it,. but the andieteo.'wera. not so le. he satided : • din - , I , .)cumEn Ludy Melville ; Captain J,„ Mace, Ci e !' ' and where the laws , wisely eekuboNd-mwlPreglithles are whole corps at length came. fanned, the Imam nms...surd efts. 1 aira ; Captain l W. Do E ALesote, Neptune, for Both . :. - ted with a regard to the welfare of *Kirin's' 'of 'the com- i• bay and China; Captain 'l'. F. HaentecTort, Sealetv. ~- , -‘ • - 4 .* We cannot depart from yout tioyal faiberdre, Seitireat ex- Castle, St. Helena, Itatteia, and China. ,pressing our admiration of the declaration of yell *lO nigh. • NAVAL • IN7I3LLIGENCIAI.t 41 . • I test to the Legislature, that no disposition to 'moire from A lire broke tint ell - Wednesday night at the shop . e sacrifices • •with her bo • o pt* Mea -1 . Mee incons istent of Levi, a salesmen, le King-street, Deptford, which 1 siestas a nation, will ever, on the part of your oils' High., Hanwinn, soy. 241.--Arrived the Kiertieger burnt until morning, and consumed four houses and i'raitt,w7hoZthia' of his M t ts t ri u l i All t sr, tssebeanre obs r ta i te to t peace ; g , High- • packet, Ci s t. King, with a Mail and passim . gees hid (imaged others; no lives were lost, but a widow, , - t oe l ;ibet the e e a lleve inne of Load*: will not he exceeded by any , Crottenbargh j also the Vroin Johannes, with ilk kith eight children, lost all her furniture, which was of his besty's SUbjeCIS, in th e ir readiness to make such swell- iJengers,from Scbevening. uninsured. flees as shall be netessary id enable your Royal Highness to , 1. ItRROWEREI4II ' .crows with Anal and -in the attainment of a 1 - •_ v Nov.NOT. 25.—Sailed 0 0 already for - ' 'tbit44hAi The Prince of ORANGE set off for Holland y-ester ds). immediately after attending the Levee at Carlton VoLt NITEuRs.--Yesterdays Court of Emergency of the Honourable Artilloisy Companz.was held at. the h ,, use of the .Pregidimt,,,.Sir WIC CURTI!, Bart, NS holt the Court unanimously resolsod t that the w rites of the corps-shoal/I tenderest to Governmfot. ar 'he present crisis, which 'Sir WILLIAM undertook immediately to communicate to the proper &atilt*. ties. . _;.......-- PRICE OF STOCKS THIS OAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. Rant 1 India Bonds 2 3 is per Cent Red. Gil Eschegnee Hills Sid. S per Cent. c one. 611 ' Ditto 30. 25 p 4 per Gate. 76i Onenium 121 e h Per Cent. Navy 93j New Ditto 9U p. "L An. II; Consols l4r Acct. 62i ' 4 complete seems, safe and honourable peace, those Abets which have been productive of sad' great had gdorlous molts. " 4 " Signed, by order of Coen: 4.11 4 , HENRY WOODTHORPZ." . To which the Pumar aunENT returned the fol lowing most gracious Answer jesty's ship iferourius . . Reidy Bgr, __ Dutch scboyt, with a Gentleman in.the suite of the Prince of Orange, charged with his Reply to the! , Provisional Government of Holland. . .... .4 DEAL; N . ov..2s:Salled . his hfajetty's ships lopregnabiedid .ig mu.- " 1 receive with great satlifection this loyal and dutiful Ai.. dress. The unexampled esteem.t with which it has pleased Melia' Providence to bless the arms of his Majesty and of big Allies, , afford the fairest planspect of the restoration of that indepe‘, dente and security to the Continent of Eerope, of which it has been so long deprived by the domineering ambition of the Rider of France . Great and uoresaitted exertioos are, however, Mill hdhlfire peosably necessary; and I ass fully persuaded, that the este+ sued and farther paertllces . arbien they may require, will hi made by the Citizere of boadaL and by all descriptions or NM Majesty's subjects, with the. same fortitude and perseveranat which have eminen ly distingtiliked this country throughout the whole of the present collate, and of which we may now, with ' increased conlidesp* mood the reward in an boaosrable and Lasting peace` f • , . .. 7-. Pik.; -:. • • - . Among the preoel4l4lllll 9 atilt-- . . • G. ((APT. Bath and Yealkilaskl, who received the betioar Of Knight .00d ; Lord Cluncarty, on being appointed Arabes:sm.- dor io liell. lid i Ow Lord Mayor, and /Iberia, Marsh and Mat s nay; Under Sheriff — Jump Smith; Sir W.illiam being created a s Use netßaro ; Lieet.-Colonel Sir 0. tag appoistra es off the Royal orders for Holland s the Ai/1W C00 01 24 tiovernor of Colston (astier)* Maros , :t.turn (ruin Lord WellinWir liii.dis• .In bein, appointed .leint 1111 et' of bil4tent, neat Sic 4=o Le*" lisp , &c. &e. • gam isliVetlirthani Rear-Admiral Scot; Blenheim , Kele, ' mi;hterite, aid 'princes's Ciirolinek and two Reveling antig ight, with 800 =tines an board,vrhich arriveerbist night from Cha ham, and were embarked this morning bg boatmen,tind immediately proceeded for the Scheirlt.lol, his Majesty's ship Archer, with a away to P0rt4401.4-41e• rived the Rosario, from a craise.—Reasele IlisOldiketthipalm per last, waiting for another detachment of sessiogn. Ponvesapew N.,. 25.—A reived his fidgety's ships Bel work, Leviatbso, and Tartar's, with about MO , sall etWest Is. 4kirea, transports, ate. &c. &c. from the Downeli—Salk& his 11.4fety's Shops i'ressey anfillitoratio, to the Twitilward..7The fnr the Cape of Gast - Mope and the Brasil. were az temhdt • .to mil early teeemp t, toido pinny , ' f . 41 f ig * 9 l i t i g • Iblithaeiel Mid • • rmin EncmA sr.c, Nov. Y 6.— %lent henry sale, nt n dneii . 1 1 of 44. per qoartyr.-214rlev Is front la. to Ir. per quar t"' l'wer.--Beats anti Yeas go of slowly, at n redaction of Is. 141 qwsiter.—Outs t!f. per qoarterlower. Wheiti 56 76 Ditto (Foreign) •.• 60 78 40 Ilorlev, old 36 f 4 SO Slew aitlo llolt 7O 86 71) Beam 56 64 OW ditto -► Tick do. SS It Old — Oafs Si 34 Fine ditto Atte prass GO Poland de. ...... .... St New ditto , — I Feed ditto ...vs..") 28 Ditto Hakes 74 94 1 ' Fine Floor ..... ....41 11 70 they Peas SMITHFIELD ICARKET.—New. IL To sink the tilkl. per store or Qv. ••••• R•rf •• . ro. Od. in 6.. 04. Head of Calk 14, 441 7 1 —4 " n • •''• 4 d. 1r) 6s. 4.1. !least. - 740 V•AI • . ov. 00. to li. 4'4. Nhtels .... ...... ..... 3.491 ' rl / 4 •• - .n. 64. to 8.. 01 Calves .... lamb • • .os. Od. to OS. Od. Pigii . 3c)o 11/IV-MARK FT. - . lloty Clover • !lime ~ _may .~' am equally happy in being able to inform your Lorrt ship of the continued•progrbm . of the Allies, and of the substantial amaisitions which have been recently ' made by the accession of different Princes 'to the common catfish The States of Hesse Darmstadt, Nassau, and Baden, have respectively addressed themselves to his Imperial Majesty. They have re nounced the Confederation of the Rhine, and in irn. 'ploring his' Majesty's mediation with the Allied Powers, have expressed their desire to join the alli ance. Other States of less importance have followed the same course, and I may now venture to congra tulate your Lordship on the complete dissolution of that formidable confederacy, instituted by Bona parte for the double purpose of proving either art impregnable bulwark to France, in the e►ent of fo reign invasion, or the instrument in his hands'of the subjugation of the rest of Europe. r have the honourto'be, &c. (Signed) ' ABERDEEN. To the Right Honourable Lord Meow S;esqemigh, dec. &c. &c. • Riamtl'aFit *Nutlet from Viscount Cathcart, K. T.' dared' ' Fraakfort on Ike Maine, Nor. $, :IBIS. The Emperor Alexander 'made his entry into the city of Frankfort on the Maine, at noon, on tl e 6th inst. or the head of the horse artillery and about 50 squadrons of the cavalry of the Russian Imperial guard and reserve, and some squadrons of the Pros aism guard, amide; the loudest ataletna6Viis of many thousandiniabitant&.-: His Imperial Majesty stopped near the quarter prepared for him to see.his cavalry pass, which they did in the most perfect parade order, a fter a march of 100 English miles (cantoning and assembling from cantonments included), which they performed in 4S • heels, via. from •Schwinfurth, by Wurtzburg end Aschatrenhurg, to this place. On.the following diy the ...Emperor Francis ar. rived. The Emperor of Russia met his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty-at some distance from Frankfort, and both Savereigns proceeded to the cathedral, where pivine Service was performed, and Te Deum Wally lung. . .The lest displitCh I had the _honour to address to your Lordship, was dated the 30th ult. from Meiniii. gen. . Napaleot`bas escaped from the Cossacks and his ,the, pursnets, and has carried the remains of his . guard, and_same other corps, ,to the left bank of the.; Aldae l l Ilivinglii,t few Aroops here. The. possession ' 4f a fortress at Erfurth has been ' the great inatiiiiiikk li which thia retreat has been emoted..?Xt . 401104 I Vessible he would. make s iimeitandbt.hitiaibia t,' while, on the contrary, tee redoubled his ipeed ; and having posiessionof the tieit road, While !tin cross. roads by which (he Alli . ek endsaintirei iti intercept him wet" scarCely,nautble, he gained keveral.marchee, ~ . . .... .. - - General tiiltdif Wrethstallektti.arrested- hti 04. 1 gress for. tw o days at Inman ;•oa the first 9f whie.l4 paCtieellety,giliO•Feeni,li fought with great obstiapek s acid the less 'bay seen coaside, table op both .sides.,--, • 1 1:tere' s is,oni4s.4112sPot, where. an. 011icer•of rank,' . ..iih!i_eagity alifititatlaa, 'that the 'carnage of nlin O nd. . hOe , i M most I. trieicillett. . ''"'The" 'Kok* at thixsitustt ilia and Rava'tiah aimy, i ' . thoeinh ttlay.itoliedlitti'enerny. for two day's, could • privent 'biCartiving at MayenCe before the co i. lumntiinflei the adera.of the Fiel d-Marshal Prince i • 1 • ,4 .:. *hwertzeubeigieauttt overtake him. I .,.There at'e l diffeieat aCciunts'of the enem y' s for c e;" hut Conellering.the 9Pmbers left on the field of Bettie at LeiOlic,inid in. t city, the nuinbei of prliOneis r ge sent to hip ieltr.!de ' ?.tbe retreat by all the ctlpik . Which canittop 'WA enemy, Ala, the 'losses lime.; parable: fel,iiit ilVfaitretts of se &Seat ai4eo Ord: .. tracted a eater., tt 'eeetna impossible thefhe can let 4 carried fifty thousand men with hief; thoilfh there are persons ' who estimate .the force still.' sal authorities cons idorobi o bje.in P' stis i ow nt, very littlest Woe' thi years, if tht ereetaall.t ; roOlent all vAncing wii their !them Royal IE6I at the bead in; the alio vo uit, B a ron Am t h r ees( Co It was tilry Past tutored Bo o moicatioto t go pflirt. therm Mae* aod Riot ' emir a•al"%"" `" 1 ""dw• •)- • I pl - • -44 , 9 / 1 11.4 "' 914 " 0 " 11 "W I 4 Hoyal Artltteey, istOr eapposed to be the T in , 0 " behilt- • • ilegWed here oa lb! 40tb lost. rf«igiiiiites* a0i444. u sof W voids atebes ; 111 r.. Whoa Hater.—Tbasidsop it. woomell*Inio io.00 • 01.04 Z1 hot the roma I L dee Miljoird ; WO. fastrictisas to las oat the Aroy ga , ___, b • • . • • , • TifNi 'crr.ga s alti VN • . ' ' - '• ' . _ • . s 4 i •• • , , . , r Iiff7FAIOW tiqiittedo;4B9lVit X ~ ntifflif, . is i . . ... • ....... .. nsaterbaske atfelldlidi s 00. 7 , _ , Illise:;*gplis: •Olece 4,thi .Thastre which wilt otitigerdsmotbe erect of rats- . • tote idditittnel• Willrowtho., ? ' th e w """" m muP 4l ! or UM' t • ' 'UM tight -woe ocean- . ... ~ .. Foreign 0 , Nov. li, . . if di e - 7 1• 11 .8 6 ga i D A L . 1114 . 1e14's Prior i o f Serreiory of crate for Foreign Af.rirt, , . ~ 4 ..t:, , .. .. ,;,,i . , gliar, do no • i h i d l h einn o sihrthitehol it into p te , ner . Eftellency Germs ysic.,un, 'Cathcart. K. r..*Lveit..rie. _ „_. ._. A.. _ , laced ohs suiii;•' ' yak ilmwerer , of n east too h ave owlet the 800. Sir Charles Wm. Stewart, K. 8. was 8••• 4 1411: 11 g . ' .. '. " '3' "Dfailfl'-/.41#1C WAS 4TR A. .—••• .. . tit) tin; Eftt ENT pi tilts:., .. • I et wily on -acemotheac pet • . • , —wrow..:-.. .... the Illeielte i11eg4444114 • ' TtsterdaY the PAINCe allitilli."444 / 1 111404 We 1 16• 141- ill Wheal& at eaMmoomite severance of a :. • • . OP W BIM HID AV, er or. Ste ~:,-. . . '• m that they are likely Italleit' . .. a TH14111)1, 1, Nov. 26. r. ace from their Allies in ---; . .. •v f liti wbich have ~_,,,L• . IPA .it iti F ____L a ,...______ l( fk "* . tdti reil * , :gr a riadialtiilli'l lhed Idace ' • ' c i ' 1... ! I ../A ft;i' ,i 4 ~ 97 have lain under thiiii.it := a - ges t . however, •whiCh • 1 16 4 4 , ad, for fin grig; poi" dijorogoi l ig n i n 4,i nne gosp n eh o d r . i n Dispatches,•of a hie., tl4. e',......• i i. 4 .••••.• C, piro and FT/rne!w, er, they are like) to Itekit I interest, was thatot t ' 0---- • d m , Apcp .c c aw m os t, - ort, in , . 41 ,, u „, N . sri ,, hati , haw, been this d a y rereivi.d hy• Vi.couor C.l•derea,(.., • Isis he assistance we are at , thi s taking - his leave, on his vernal l' ••••••-. • Aegoladei l iarbe fren-Vitias. " fro lff" m hit E li a . ce e ll ls nc:he rt le, 2 l ll :l 4l3 Alier i d 4 er f r i r, il K ß . D T llN .• f dig4 r1 4 ,4101 4 i.. 1 the Caows Perna is a d. /icy ;to which he had been MalterlipAvoidea.,lfy tie —Ft"' the' e kkailee 0 Woh s'it kW oftill•Wraelt mid sin- the Rimy to assure time Of c e entrYmen• • Ihtritig4he Levee Lord CatTlLlMlllttwerai'Mdiell - bad senteill ' ins .'' • - - Tetworeo.-hat ', •• , THORNTON signi fi es that -10 I ass a w rihrloo sere ..illeatty to its transsouter ; out to receive the dispatchera s : or trt dic h w in k tl . , ttat i n *A ss ' at -• • • as i o6 at i . sm i tvas us . n .1. treed to Holland in nW r T ri " , dee of Dresdea • the Noble • of listeAfid lopolithih's Amteld 'fta toseaufg %Mud af • - . Ihe dere ...- 11 81 1 1HIVIPPo. , fee Barl of AMtiteen . ,K, - T. dared- Fyisoltfort . We t'' . .LA . .... , 7 ' a , * ~. . Nav:7, Dilt . an and Prussian troops t leee, a n - os ak oo . o f i'bo Femme, to isslsdattesivehiseet4' itiveni. l olodi a tin, Pht fli Ito sewn/le. Nogg,. . 147 - —llVli'lmP-ritl Mejesty made I.7s'Pub. - .'' eird, tho fa- • . ~ • ~.• ~ . 4., ... .. . . .. . tic ent* toFran or . eaterday moruing. Ile alte' L " nth, such as watching . RA,. aid afterwards i t was made hinina 'Waal , ',bah merlie nod 'ftgoeioit te,lbe goatee of Ofteree, =Whin an -if t y • - crowded Court. • , ... ,-,• catereasi ear. indaitieoct, ameh ht, i nn o n is 'iinto s snen ta met al b eS diitsticeti'om the town by th , Emperor 1 re ofalamburgh, to CrOneral. v .14 _,- -.. c ditemet and ' co rr ect . • A • is • • V a ... ith the Swedish troops, and The - Pnixce Resterer received. ..depslastsm In . his - c r ___,_ 'deceive *wade enspisfad pa r - Ale ran d his attent , tunts. His 1114j:•.iy ro t • Closet, *Nan the Emperor ' old, . & low j ab ; I MN /Mum , * to , Aim IMO the baitutist he shall ceiv keys of the Cli kern the Chief itierfss:' " rex end of Gen. BeNatnaas. , mete t by ats ,proceeded ht espdaced fi or d C • .: : aid c, o ' oo t ! 1 "" tle so k t hi sh e ia ndel4 "Teel". and e a ce4b . lo4 The co a lition trates et Ilanau Gate ,. nd hiterwards " : ~.- 1 , -ri , silt. • annex . lofty liberality Is *mire, 4040 auk decided ty ... h et i . _r_ .t_ ... •,• *.• •. • • rently reported, that t/se ca. ,g, tarta th e R h io .. . , k i t c o o att. o f . act ist..itstibestresee, Me is to endure a stases of a length pm. li • p tis iarougn t, 0 pnnetpal street; to this , s with t rt. Cathedral Chirch, where Ti ileum was pet formed. LINGTON'S army had acMssity . Mr. Da Latai t Chamberlain *e_., • ' trnporiat Mo. 1 . portiosedia Ms crime. Be accepts the tee ms laccompaeled his Imperial Alltierty on this occa. pf course would be inintn•-,444eallteed Mamie of the Ce :..... 9 GMfiseti I,4liii-. ; and hibleltrded *KW a.•fiew of treasures inenbausiihte by ba- I ?ts k m. . peurfv, Mr. DActufastrrilliOrt. giftigt Gin'. lama honey ! no orders a banquet, and ft.biseialtatiou dis-i ill", I iris an ear witness of the enthusiast'a *P- ita . Sir Geottos Cot.t.tys . . , .it o ti.. obeys the Prophet's law, and is guitty:of intexicatioo. Hi ii , Plause With which he was received. . The streets; the - eittelizat ' ion of such an . ~ • , eel, and Mr. Sfi Nlos. T he y 4 Betenthsi acceptance o f three Russian outt il i . terewelaso an immediate trance, and oft lik reetial irarritilent.. 1 windows, and even the roofs of die - homey were sri4s us, after so sudden.mod_. 'which d b . G roo d I nw ood -i t itv . - • r i to , c rett Met has already sleet foot years.. Ve-todethat time by :. crowded with spectators, who appeared to wio. with• k o r t a o st,,... i . n : been bag is the inservat,tbat th e cotrateemwes round h!oo.; each otherin demonstrations of joy ; it was impos- of French a ff airs; and haler. aaa c a rr ied i n to. the 'closet by.; . 1 - . -- P - - •••••••• - haveftpeived the impress of added yeuft--asid &Midi favourite . • - . i heartfelt Bible to mistake the stniere ant emotion by.., • erd Wet.t.protoe may teats depatation, on gigrimson velvet a . t b r •,;,,,,i , 1 - -i - j.- ---- , - 3 - - - wife liii•illed. He ft of his iscevi 111 Whit, but devotes sked brStentiards and Poe. ed - ef a light dal ribbon, with . .jesio NW a : medal- j 'hitosett lithe harem, and l acuna new possieMmt by hooking *hich they were produced. The iffectiouate tegartt . tiseeiiiiiiilgot of a hundred ilion, with wisithilik . Royal Hi nose . was invested' ,an niti.jeso who solicited his dabghter's,BlSekt. sleep of ..Oretiiirridtctos was loudly testified at seeing the by Gesell' littillistAurea. iill .Pitillei was after.. seises its in the midst of stately festiviiiotaili the .secimd i. soft, 0 . . l erchantnien in the river of wards invested In a Ohlijitif lidniriff•With tbe Order of 'awalaiti is marked ,111.1..evee deeper pert .10i, witidik t he 410,re-bppear in the character of their ' • • ' -1..; ...Alexander Noweity...artek;she . .Ovier ef-4*. Air : I " 11 " 2 ""Fibtoctatfoor hoharfaidiiiiitiM‘lad'the f •11.41.S4r.b . . ; ,j9,1tugvening the two ron9er.9r* w eiht .tu no recent or important.isitilec That Orders . coneistell el ted.r4bbassei-ote of a deepbr i Changes *Mere been Mill more sweeping 'and Ythaultirm. • All the l'lretititi•and were receiviKkiritit.. etAittnatteut ; - that country begin to un d er- colour. than the other with stars,stad medallions. il i t s h household have gradually given wavirhh elleadential stavciAvery sentiment of the Piece which had reference to dude-his on ,chief solutes has followed the wifrof his het lore, : theirekeetionlie the causd of Europe, 'was • loudly h everywhere asoills them, The Prince of ORAWOlt,had oleos* closet audience, 1 the ly remnant of all that made the bripplons of the d took leave of the P I RIGENT on his de i applau*d. • have been so shamefully de- I a" _ ;VIC ~. „ 1 . ' E lordly Mille e orlon; 2Virrjeked, is & tsid, who 'reproaches him i • • • . I Pitrtore to • Holland. On his Serdne . Highness I f mv- witb ishicrimee and soreand-dianritter who-tinter& hiss by her 1. • Pleasing Agit is to dwell on these circumstances, I _.. .__ ....._ • ~...._ _II-1- i- !_le-- --_ f -__r. .- " i higher. . - . Bonapetie wasHumnt in the battle of Henan, and, f ' his ofliFfita are odd to base displayed mos e inilitarY/s talent isiClihee, Occasion 'titan they have lately sho_i_in. 4 , l , r .' te:ti "l ee Thellimthi rely Is assepiikt here , and wit! ;mine • dive!) , be . y for ultexior fions. - • Fielst-iii bat . Rldchertei ' y Is viewing to:the . Rhine in ties' don olth'renbrefilitein. Ilii head. ' quarters sr this day at .ittibailtg. The rat** Wogs het teeir at Berlin and Rtes. lan since this Anlkle.of 'Apia. His Majesty' is ex. ' pected hereisistoly. . . Dtspatektnne Wombat Coolocass, K. T k ibilei Frank fart ..n ~.. Lllit Maier, Now, IL '1 ~"), • 141 r Lditlii—t.Tilis enemy bad retained a. position at itioldWini t sust Wai employed in teetering the old ~~_ -..,,