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: nr.t.v . ov.tst.tivs. DK(. ~.t.).-veStt:rdav arrived liere his ilbzlmess the HerelitaryPrince ofOrange; to the Meteor mud about • •I`.l o'clock he liuded tinder a statute trout the hatteries'and ships in the 1111601)r, and was received no ihore with the most lively expressions of joy, by a mtmerow; assent= binge of people Atter viewing the . fottifications of this place; which are very considerable.'-his Highness set out torAirill. The horses were taken Irons his carriage, atullie snits drawn for a Cott% sideraide distanee by the populace. A general luutianttort took place in the evening ; and nothing t oulit, he more, gratifying than to witness the ex presxion of jay evinced by the inhabitants . on this memorable occasion. INTELLIGENCE FRoNt TUE HEAD-QuAntrus OF Tnr. Tutio) rEtisitAN CORPS D'Attmur.. }tam:An, DEc. ti.—The Prussian troops have driven the enemy 'out of his positions along the Waal, and taken possession of Fletisden, LOeven- Workum, Bommel, Crevecoeur, and St. Andries ; so that the whole district of Bommel is cleared of the tmemy ; the cbmntunication with Breda, which had I;revionsly been taken posses sion of by the Russian troops under Gener.,l V , n Benckendort:, is (pnte restored, and that part of the country cleared of the enemy, who is driven into the interior of Brabant. In consequence of the foregoing disastrous experience, the, garrisons of the , leforesititi strong places have not ventur d to await being stir toed, for which the command ,. Ins Pencril had given orders. On the approach of our troops, they sought their safety in a speedy flight, in which they were immediately pusseted, and lost a considerable number of prisoners. In several of these fortresses the enemy had left it quantity of artillery, and at Loevenstein itself a considerable store of anummition, which will be of great use to us. Upwards of 200 inhabitants of this district, animated by the love *of their 'country, have offered their services to garrison 'and defend Fort St. Andrew, in order that the Russian and Prussian tru:)ps may exclusively keep *to the operations ofthe field. These, inhabitants rte properly armed, and have this day, on an :it tempt 'by the enenly to take St. Andrew's, given decisive proofs of their praiseworthy sentiments ; they, in :conjunction with our troops, having re pulsed the enemy with loss. May this fineexample find hnitators every Here, and the frontiers of Holland:4l4omi have none but patiVe defenders, that the .Prussians may further expand the dread and confthion with which the irresolute enemy is every where seised, and there "by put a stop to the despotic measures of their Puler in ail other parts ! • . • UTREcitT, Dcc, 19,—0n Friday, Saturday., and this morning, a tit - lather of deserters 'belong ing to ditlerent corps have arriVed here. itorTy.tirw..t, DEG, IS.--This day arrived here a considerable corps of new-raised n troops, all well clothed and provided, With their officers at their brad, who came from the Hague, where English troops,lutely !,uteri,, and .consisting of cavalry, infantry, and artillery, are continually arriving. DP.c. 31.---The raising of volunteers here goes on. briskly, and transports of them arc daily sent front hence to the Hagne. We likewise learn, 51.t.e. eh...a - ay or RottuvAlm,44k,,tmti.offered the Prince fifty mounted and well equipped horsemen. In the name of his Serene .Highness the Prince of Orange, &werdign Prince of the United Nether ' lands:— The COmmissarie's for the department of. the Znider-Zee, perceiving, with deep regret, that some persons, calling themselves Hollanders, who formerly served is the regular gnards, both horse and foot, at Amsterdam, have slot yet joined their worthy comrades, have resolved : • that, eonsideri...g that all Hollanders, by the favour of Pro'%idenee, have been placed under the paternal government and owe.' obedience, to 'his RoY;-.1 Highness the Prince of Orange and Naas ' stert, sovereign Prince of the United Netherlands : That all Hollanders are by hiss, their lawful Sovereign, duly released from the oaths by them taken tolhe Emperor of the Freocli, either in a civil or military earteity : That it is likewise the Jiffy of every Hollander to contribute, as much ~series in his . power, to defend his country agaiust the domination of the Freivh, and those of their party: That the reguhir wavers,' ash, being inhabitants of this department, ought- to conduct themselves as true Hollanders;: That every military person who quits the ser vice ►enders hituself guilty of the crime of de set tiim : And finidly, that the corps of regular gnards b being clothed, furni - afed„ and paid by the city of An.sterd;nti, thrhr equipments are actually . the property of the theretnre resolved : CArt , 1. Tnat ail officers ‘,l whatever rank, sub nlterti", :Ind privates, or dragoons, whO have ae -er..cd its tilt! regular guard*, Fire under the ,iion :nmottneing themselves to the Caps -A.:aster a; : Amsteethnu t -before the Decionber, of the present, year. per a i,ons w . llO littve herctOrote served in tH: L.4.neiaid regular gttarthi, 'and who shall not, col;Icrmal)ly with . thz.! foregoing article, have pre scuted'theur,elsies. at Amsterdam, previous to the let of .De'eember, trill hdeon-idered as deserters, and tilt:ill, he punihed as such, according to -the nrtielys of reor j unless that they can prove their hoen in the power of the enetny., or runder othor ell'utrillSt:llCeS i - b* rendered tkc perform alio.: Owl vot . Auy lwron, who sliall , eithei . Ifave.seereted nnya ',IA!: gbove dcSeribetl,Ql'lo,V.e; in tillyWtse milted thefts In evading theAe,trohing eye of the (iovernnient, sti i l7t punished, as. It stcreter of tlesertert., aceording to law. • Every Vloll,ltvier who; shall have,.or may ob tain, linfiv% led t ,;e of stay one of the regular guartls el , nesaiti ht;ring irl.st-antiye to this sitinmoto,' is , Lek:with strionsly adaronished innvictliately to g iv e intomation to the elppointeo authoritie,, tilt. lot ii vernmc:nt o(the Alice where Weft , pet son ifjo iIC found„ All and every permit or persons, whoever they way 1)e, who 'nciy hav its toe;r possession any i);:}Onr;si►g a) the regiiNr goiitds, or any Alec( of acemitivinent appertaining to the !saki military, arc heri:with strictly roliiircd to .bring the to the Inca! qr, in in far As ccliu Amsterchnni to the toresaid Captain!! Qnltrter4Mitstet' i nod this to lie done %%it'll the dine he6ire stated; G. is'vvry person who not 'Jaye performed what is rerptired by the fote go i l t v , article within the tittle stiltulattt tl, 4.1)all be eolishlered tag on Ile.. complice in theft of the ctry't military ptoperty„ and as such putt . shed according to law. j, till Cointnisiaties,of ArtoudissetnetM and Mayors, or ether Magistrates, ni-e in".reby required to give due •ptiltlicitv to tlitie llesolutions. And besides tvitlcb,th'e aforesaid eonstitinedAnthorities s as likeWiseAggeneral G uards and field-,oofits,,initr, in one word, all persons who are eitilevitireetly or Im lit ectly charged with the care of ' the, pithlie peace, administration, and police, are by these presents strictly charged, on their revective re sponsibility, to Cann! these Resolutions to be tar ried punctually into execution. , done at Anisterdant, on the 13th of Dec. 1313. The Cousini.9uries a fo.reiitid, (Signed) FA? NICS SCI101:1TN. 11,1GVE, DEC. 1 5..--We are well informed that the pmternal care Of his Highness our Sovereign Prince has already extended to those I)inclr Oaths who have served as guards of honour in the Preuch ortny, and he has taken them. under hisimmediate protection, adopting . the requisite measures. to se cure to them a friendly reception from the allied powo s, and to prevent their 'receiving any iuju rious treatment in comequenee of their late situa tion. FROM Tint LONDON GAZE: fl rDuc.2s: nreivA I).T. '25, 1 8 13. Copy of a Dispatch from his Em.ellency Sir Ilcnkv Wr.t.tx.s" LEY, to Viscount CAST/XI:LA.OU ward Chidana, Nov. 3OP 1,43. My Lottn,—The Cortes closed , their Sessions at the Isla yesterday, and have-fixed the 15th of January for . their meeting at Mairid. 1 under stand that the Regency will commence their jour ney for the capital about the middle of Decembe . r. I have the honour to be,, &c. 'is. Castlereagh, &c. H. WELLESLEY. WAR DEPARTMENT. Dortninrstreet, Dee. '23., Mai& ALEX. MACUONALD has addressed to Earl •11A.TittlaST a Letter dud its Inciostice, of he following are co pies, dated Oliva, near Danzick, Dec 1. ' My letter of thtj 2.lst ultimo wilt hare informed your Lordship that the batteries of-the first paral lel, containing 74 pieces of ordnance, of various calibies, were opened'ogainst the works of the liischof's•berg on the 14th, and that nearly the whole of the , granarieS, of that part of Danziek 'called the Speicher Wand, contai• ing, 'it is sup• post:4l,ll.om a thousand to . twelve hundred , lasts of corn and rice, bad been burnt by the fire a• the batteries, eitablished the-suburb.Ohra. I have now the gratification further to inform your Lordship, that. articles of eapitulario,n for the surrender of the importgut fortress ofDanziek (of which I inclose a copy, .were signed 'nu the '29th ultimo. I have.great pleasure in bring able to assure yottr Lordship, that the troops comnoSing this' division of - the Allied Army have tlistinguish -ed theinselves 4y thttir gallant conduct as often its opportunities have offered. It is hit instiee also .. .to acknowledge thak the defence ,vhich I►as been made by the enemy has hcen italic ions, and that he has disputed every inch. of ground which could be at all advantageous to. him, and from which he was only driven by superior numbers.— I have, &c. &c. • • • (Signed) ALEX. MACDO - ALD, Major Royal Morse Artillery. CAPITIMATION.of the Piave of DANztcx, tinder soceial conditions, concluded between their Ext . natit•Gencral floroadini the :1131oe-Getier,it Weljansiin,f4 exercising the functions of Chief of the.titad, dad (tit Culo, nets of Engideers Monfredi 'and I'ullett, fornished with full powers by. his llovailliOness the Duke of Worteinherg, Comdiatider r in-Chlef of the troops employed iu the siege, of Danxielt, on the one part, mitt their Excellencies the Count dlleedelet, General of DiVision; the General of Brigade eriesiort, Chief of the Ntalt. and the Colonel Itictiemont likewise provided , with the full powers of: his Excellency Count, Rupp, Aide-dc-Camp of the Emperor; f24.nnuatider in-Chief ul the'loth corps d'armde,• Govetuor-Gerieraf, on' the other part. . • • Art. I. The troops composing the garrison of . Datizit. , ., and oceupyitig tie forts find redoubt.; depeuth:nt ,thereon, wit march out of the-I. wn, with their arms and baggage, oti I.st January, 1814, at ten o'clock . , A. M. by the gate of 'and laydown- their arms in front of the battery of Limits Engel, if before that period the.garrison OfDanzick.is isot relieved by afitaly of troops equivalent ti innhers tothe.he singing army, or if a treaty concluded between the . bellige rent:powers shall not have be'fore thpt period determined the fate: of the town of Danzick. The officers shall retain their swords. From it consideration of the vigerons 'defence and distinguished conduct of the garrison, the detitelmOt of. the imperial Gourd, and a battalion of six hundred men 41101 O. tain their ;inns,' and theyshall take with them two mix pcilliticl• . era, a , well ns the atmunnition waggravistherectet belonging: Twenty-live cavalry soldieis shall likewise retain their horses 'and arms. • . • Art. Jl. The fort of ‘Veicsbelmunde, the Hobo, and the in termediate works, . us welt as the keys . 61'' the outa gate of Oliva, ~tall he giVen over to - the emulsified army on the Looming t& the 24th Dee. Art. Immediately after the present capitulation shall have been siined, the fort LaCoste, that of l'enfahrwasser, with its dependencies, and the left bank of the Vistula, as far up as - the redoubt Gatlin, and the line of redoubts situated. 00 ills! Ziguakenherg, as well as, the Mowenkrogsehanze, shall ise delivered up in their present state; to the besieging taint. Tite.hridge whiehrtow•comtortnicaterfroni the ttte-il4:-. piwt of FahrWasser to the fort of Weiehstimande,' shall be driven hack, and placed at the inoiali• of the Vistula, be tweeO Netifalirwaser and the Mowenkvogschanie. Art.lV. The garrison of Danliek shall LT prisorlers of war, and be leMitlee: e,l to Prance. .The Governor, ,Connt ltanDs formally pledges himself, that none of the officers or soldiers shall serve, uotil they have been regularly eXcluinged,.against 1 , 0 7 of tie powers now at war with France. An exact return Owl! lie drawn up of OIL the Generals, Officers, nat-contniis s,ioned 4111(1 soldiers composing the garrison of Dan :la, without any exception whatsover. A thiplicatti shall he made of this return. Each of the cencrairr and otlicerA shall • sign_ air, engagement, mitt shall 'give- his parole i , f honour,-nut to serve against Itussiaorliet Allies until their exchange. An I ex4et return shall likevVitselbe drawn up of all the soldiers, tinder arias, and anot.her of those who-are wounded or sick; Art, V. The Governor, Count holly, engages to accelerate as much as pu,s4de the exchange of the individuals eionputi , Ing the garrison of Daniiek, Man for man, against equal: nuother of prisoners belatiging to the coaleeed v.i4vers; hut' if, cemtaary to expectation, this exchange place for want of the necessary number of : Ensijan, Au-Arian, and • Prussian prisoners, or . others belonging to: the Allnd or if the said Conti* should oppose any impediment, then, its the expiration of one year aut. one day, emnuteireing from the Ist of January, 1814, new stilc,ti a ; ; .nikylduals coin pojnug the garrison of Datiitiekshalt be relieved fruity (Air formal &digit= •tion euntractedby ortiele- 4th- of the present capitulation; and they may be again employed by their gotatoment, • Art. VI. The.Polisb: and Mhi r trooopa - .belonging to the garrison shall have full and entire liberty to Share the fate of • the ifericil fin w hich ease they shalt he treated in the same noinner, excepting, however, snob troopis Whose Sove . reignp might he allied to the:powers coaleteod Kga i to , ,t his M a .• jests 11,ie Emperor Napoleon, • which shall he pot in march to don-lions or lite armies of the Soeereig h ,, and fol low the orders they will receive frotu them, and which they limit send alcors to aolictt aceOrtitriej, itursetiia' -I! after the signing of these. presents. Ti;t; polish and other bilkers ghat' givt entb their pirate of honour if) writing, not to serve against the allie.: forces. • Until their tcgtthir exchange, confolniably to the explanatio:i Aril k i rticl the-lii ck fintyrs, of whatever naton :he/ tray be, belonging to powers ;,t war with . France, and who are ut pit:ova in Danzitit, shall he tit liberty, without their being txvhili , gtd, and. shall be sea to the IltaKid.)l 'advanced post s the gate VeSter4liarell tin the /horning ut the Milt Tit:et:other, t;.:1:1. Art. VIII; 'Tic sick and wounded lisdonging to thrgarrison . sh a ll be treatkd iu the same wanner, and with the saute rare ri:. tho:A; of the -Powers they shall tic sent. to France, !titer.fieing perfe‘tly re , cstablisited, under the same condi tions as the rest of the tronps toroposing -the garrison of Dot)tick. A Cutionissary of War, and ;littlest Officers, shall lie left with those rick, to tat: care of them, Bud claim their return. t. IX. As soon as n crrtaiii number of in di r itlua 13 he totitt-:ltt' to the Allied l'uveri shall have - been exchanged against Olt yogi number of individuals belonging to -the garrison. of Dat,zitt, 'that case the latter may consider• theii,,elves reli, ved . from the engagement formally contracted' t ;Ulla thrOugh Article IV. of the present capitulation. tit. X, Thu troops of the ;If of - Mink Ctt - eleting thine %vltu, hy.the terms of Arm. IC VI. are to follow the or ders of their Sovervigns - *hall tito eh by . fixed journie , in four colitintis, 'at tw 'c o i's distance rroin the other, and, according to the marching route hereunto annexed and they shall be eseoyted to the advanced posts of the French army. The means of subsistence for the ,garrison of Musick shall be. 'furnished to them on their mareli,.cOnformahly to the annex ed return, • The first column will begin its march on the ofJaunary, 1814 ; the second will depart 011 the 4th, and so on. ..'• Art. XI. All the French nun-etanbatants, and who' , 'do not boor arms, may follow, If they chnse, the troops of. the garri; son ; hot they cannot i•laim the rations fixed for the military. —They nay Wilier dkliuse of, the property which shall he reeogaized ',l.l.‘nwio- tam iLeni. - • Art. NIL cl4-Oie ..;: IS-13, there shall be de, livered- - y .Iv:whited by the besieging army, all the catioon, 4uoirar,, etc. &c. arms, ammunition, ile!;igns; tire military chests, all magazines, of whatever ticieription they may be, the pontoons,"alt rifects• appertaining to the carps of etigincers to the marine, thene tillery,tim train, wag , goli,, - flithet am exception what sueer, :int' a tinplie.,:e inientery shall. he thereof, and delivervii to the Cilier ui he Stall in the, comhied army. Art. XIII 'lnc General, ()dicers of. the s4tr, and others, shall return their baggas:e, aiol- the hammer Of horses fined by the French re4ithitions, and shall, consequently,. receive fu rage noriog the march. Att. XIV. All di:t4ils relating to the means of transimrt to be granted, either her the sick: or" w , :noded, or for the Of ficers, shall be reg.ilated by the .4..:hiet -of the resoective Stalk " _ _ _ .17rt. XV. The Senate of Dantziek reserve the right of pre senting to. hi, A . lojesty the Emperor' Napoleon their chums to the, liquidation ortill-tiehts that may have been contraetcti on both tides ; and Excellency the Goveitior-tieneral 'places - himself under the obtiption cause vuocher , to he given . to those .with whom inch debts may havcititircon tracted ;' but under no pretence can hostages be detained fur Lion debits. Art.X Vi. fitlStilitit'M of et....1.y description shall cerise un both si,h, from the signing of the present treaty. Art. Any Article that maybe deemed doubtfnl,shali be construed iu tavour of the garri.on. .• Art. XVIlt. Four' true • copies shall he made tf the pre mtt eupitolution ' of which two ,hull Le id the ftus%ilmotuil two in the Freuch langui,ge, to lie delivered itliupt:,ate to the two tieperals-iu-Utiel. , Art. XIX. After the signing of. the3e official doctrAtents, it shall be permitted to tltc ,thwcroor-Gene . ral, Count lt:,py►, to .end ,COurier to tIiS Govrotiirtst, who accohi pauied• by a RugSian Otfirer as far as the French a`tiviiiiit;e4 posts. Le Licutenant-tlenerd et CheralWrllU -1tOZl)IN, lit le Yonetinti sir Clef de l'Etnt - . Lc (ienerat j .klajur IVELJANIINCIFY. Le Colonel de Grni,! ITLL Err, Coluntl de GeLie • Le tit-mind de Division Ik:UDELET. • Le o...nernl Lc Colonel ILICRENION I I'. Seen and upproccd, ALEXANDLIt i)E IVURITNI• • litatt.4, General de' ei4valetie et Gene . ral Gil Chef. des 'fivupes Combines decant Danzick. Seen and upprov<24, Advices have been received from Lord Catb eat t,,dated Ifrankfort, I 2th Deceitihr 1813, stat ing that his Mliesty had not ratified the above articles ot. capitulation, but had ordered that the siege of ilintziek should continue until the garrison should surrenderas prisoners Of 'war. Admiralty-Pffiee, Dee. 25, 18.13. Dlipatche,, lot ivlncii the follulting acre Extracts, hare been received 4 this Office from Adinaul Youxo, uddieised to t. w. CaoKra, Esq. liopregritible, in the Ituompot, Dec. 19. Capt. Owen, haviiig hunted on South Bevetand with the Alarines, i'enelose tor their'ioril*hys. iiituriw.itio . uit his uecoinft of the manner in which tie trans received.by the inhabitants. • • • Ter Out's in South Bevciand, Dcc. 37. ptneZeded ‘vith t ' hecarliest light this morn ing with the parties of ttieLtoval Marines you did tue the hollow Et/ place under 111 C, ,aid landed at the entraneq of the Haven, about` hree miles tram Uoes. The peasants flocked to me from every quarter : the flag of the Dwelt nation appeared borne by crowds on every side, and our march to Gltiesr waS COM ed by the multitude of these hags :Vltielt ga thered round its,• whilst the cry of Orange Bove!) resounded on every side. 'l'hc scene' was the most animating and the most interesting dint I ever witnessed : the Pro claMation i,t itis Royal Highness the Prince of primp .was read, as well as one frtim the Magi strates, from the windows of the i Stadt and was followed by the most 'enthusiastic cheers and acclamation's. , The intention of the enemy, in.the requisition he hod ordered fto►n tl►'e garrison of Flash►ng, has been defeated; and tilt:Putt:li flag is flying upon e'very steeple pear the Western shore. The conduct of the' parties• of the. Royal Ma rine, in the midst of this intoxicating' scene, and the kindness showered upo►► them by .the,inhabit ants, has been n►t►:•ke►l with regularity. Ave. the ho►tour to b e, eqc. (Sigucd) CG.. %V, C. It. OWEN, Admiral Young. Captain of H. M..S. Cornwall linpreguittO, ill Ilse RuompLt, Dcy. 9 0 , 13;3 I request you to iniorni. the Lords Commis sioners of the Admiralty, that Captain Owen re poils.that he was, on ;the Itith, ut Borselen, iouth Beveland)., Information loving re4cl.ed him, that the enemy actually le,vving et. Kiabbentlyk.e the supplies fur liatz., tpr re quisition had been made, he s ent Major Bartle inan to interrupt them:and his men cut oil their knop . - sacks, auttpurbueit the enemy, but did not arrive in time. • Captain Oven found at Borselen, two capital batteries, 0.0...-, o f , l'en iron 'ti two brass mortars ; the other of six or eight tins, aired two I „,i rors , ,41.11 the. gaus were 'spihe( . l; 'he ordered two of them to be cleared, propns..ing 't o occupy with a small detachment the tower of Borselen, where thure is a tolerable, barrack, awl to..laint small (polo:ill, of powder to interrupt a enetily's CO,niniunication by, the river. Captain Owen found,. on his arrival at Goes, . . that the Attch tact absently tottlect s tilete three comp-mit .of tiational guards; the Akers of which have strictly adhered to taPtaht Owen's wishes in every thing, and attended hint for the F urpose of organizing six troops of cavalry; of sixty men each, and six companies of infantry, of one hun dred each. ' Of the former force lunch is already . arranged, the inhabitants eagerly Gfrering thins selves,. and their horses. Large parties are on duty, and' patroles and guards are established 04 the roads and principal points of the 'shore. • Information having been brought to tap yes 4 terday evening, of theenentv having lan ded a fared • of five hundred men at Borsalen; I sent inintedl 4 ately to reinforce CaPtain Owen bet I have nut to day had any•report from .South Bevelpml. have doubt of . some French having landed, though I think it probable the number of thou was increased by the apprehensions of the people who sent the report. . 1 bate the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Impregnable, in the Itomapot, Ist Deco • 1 request you to inform the Lords Commis slot of the Admiralty, that Capta in OWca port;, that the French corps which loaded At . Borselen was immediately repulsed 1111 fire i nh ti bitants flew to arms, and every persc , n telol o ', ' , find a wearm and; ilesOription joined the ow party of Royal Marines whip we.T ne:ir lior;e10, and matchedagilinst the enemy, ulto eadorked:li Su" as be discovered their apinlatch. C 2 1 11 ,' " Owen. speaks in the highest terms ( If the ens siasu► of the inhabitants, and of the:ithiefi r Y good conduct of the marines'. W. YOUNG' U ii,..clat:iii.ci:i ...—..— :o),ltyiee::ll;,..ri,:.A;.:i), • t stc t vii: ih l i t l i tt e e t Vtlreli ii tle s S ie t o t .cir i t t : cl i ss:C . .. tvi t e. l :) :l t i le l l i t . i d t t) e A l ve l l ' i : l t a i t ' l e ' l tr,fr sisal : m had Cti p : : Ci a aSc i rti) n ill l d l t o bt i eli i iEi l ial. : l:t•l'3 i c:Blli t 4'.(et i e.l' s ict , i'''''lettjtll t : ''l) : l.l::' ; :.s. : l‘l:'l:l(e i bir6;lll:l ‘ ::(::ltri:r(lei • lics i ''.l';c:.l:''fi ' '''llii:tll:°)tlii..t'L'll::-:111: .. sloop of war iletcoti, 'states the capture, viter, ofofl4tlgieutkis'reat:icdh7l7)riiivi,;.LitlL:ei• schouaer lis 4nother letter from Captain Chetliam, of I " 3 ' 1 7' 1 1'9st Lieutenant sh : I I I ( 1 : 11 ::: 1 1, r Y : 1 ) y d ' t b l:; t l e- I s zu th : th iS sjc3l)l:l:: • '''l. his Panisli NlajestY's cutt...r Abigail, eottoo,' was a rmed whit three coltprus and sit.lall 3"::i and forty men, and had sails and Other tio , ‘:'''' ...„. "I board, 'belonging to . the Lite Danish i''';' -' Nyaden, from Freticrickswarn, I _mood to CifiCli. hageu. - trfao q i 'rile undermentioned letters hove been loittgd to John Wibon Cruher, Esq. by Adu'''' Sir John llorlase AVarten, ri A; . • 0(4 . From Captain Goilirey, of his :Niajofy i • Euittiul, dated at St. ,iultit's, N. 11. if!tis Lh'l t `:, : , her, reporting the destruction, in Pio:mm.41111o! Ray, of two Anter.ean:priv,ateers; one a t iCl.luov% i t i called 4.11 e. Orion, of one 'gun . and 16 'CI tt,', ll the other a' row-boat, carrying 17 mcn, '''', small arms. • c4l:essillt,eldjsittt:.:,:i;lcilittitilislai,,a7'rli'ili:.llil);(olS)::lll,l)Yire"it -et' • 24, 1.813. . . ‘ e pa e cli ►iri reF P Iti tifri :1. V. (17)tc,111t.:(tr)b°oreliin',11.-e,ct',B,,t`r,::::::4,,ri'r*iis":7ll,e:!7lB.:'g:l,l:fifel:,tll,;‘)i:tsti:fri,el‘'tij.teicril : I:e t ' ..i: s ‘. 's :: ' , l l ! t : : " , from Portsmouth. rill; .ifi47,l:.egligsittinip,ri:iquadee4rz:)LHt:e•eze::iit ..t. t .lo . ll :re t . i r a ) y ; ;,, jeff, y r, - e . , litni:F;btrlottenidactCaepadtPtotraile:lloCll'llipttlil.tielB(l,A.'llet7ll):tet;ll:i(oe'r:alih43:3rlSii‘jrula:t'i:7l.'t.bsYte:;6!:):l:(r- ~ Industry, ___.......,,,,„........._ of five guns, and `26 Alen, 13 ti lys trusts -: Marblehead, without illakg,any capture. . • _ Carltna-114itmc, lice. 2:!, ;818. . it ~,,. The Printe of Wales has been pleased t .. .k ar,.: 1 11 13 1 ~.:7 4 , James Uladen Ittopirti, of Pall-Mail, to be ',....3.1r6ef,.., _ ti, : 1 1 :0 to his ituval Highness, in the room of his late AO Chevalier Ituspini. _ , , _ BAN I‘. AUTTS J. ~, u V r a r r e n n e d r r and Dec. N . c 1 , 3,,, , c I . l l o a I n c . 5 r i l i t a .. ( 1 t ; i r e r e e i t l:,.v 1 5 c , 11 :1 t ) i t t 4 i e , . r ., r l - d e l i", . e r 9 ;tr . ' tornies, slesirs. Sweet and Co. 11,r-ingliall-gtroA. la 1 0 :a J. King, Chiche.ter, inealioasti, JetliiSi , 3, At it i4 , 6 l ' :, ‘ ' lt" an:l Feb. 5, at the 1)og 'lnn, Ernswoatli, HaniP"" . j. t .atldoets, y .,. , ll,, ,N .c l 6, :: :sh ::e .t, t i t itie le ist : s o tt, l : 4 l. l ;k , ke N tl i s . , r tt, f s : r , o l ,: k on . ,: s a t us c i c il e ;in t .l , ri S ig, t i r ho. i . :,: , : sn i l .. ..li i ; :t : o t; ll l 4 ,l l , ,1 1 l 'ff r r b ..} 6 - 4 . etkrtitiiii,e(s.etlat)r's:-:ll,ani-k.csyhten.ttrcer. ;li 11. ..'4.- iiiitl43, C urrhull, York, coitnii,s inner, Jan. 1• 1 * ,11$1 ,- Tt c l . , B er e u l Y i u . l s 4 l : l : 4 S e it ; U t t i l i l e tOn i iil Lk Su L ff i c: , l i k i. , . ( n i l i e .i ri i t: t h . a l n .4 t r , t . i l u sti th s. . 1 a' . i?.., ; ,:r.) A :;" ' Mr. Fratiei. , , New -stpuire, Litieolo's-Inu. • it t 1,6 J. Italians, Norwieh, grocer, iblUi 7, 8. :toil reb. 6 , . F .,00 Maids's head Inn, Norwich. Atturnies, Moir , * • , and Cu, Norwich. i 4 ari n M. Edwards, Oswestry, Salop, milliner, Jun• 17 ' e - '•sir'' J, FE N ex ic hl i Y t s ol.. l : l4 3 llt , tt :Tx h f l u t7 : ll l l - t s i t7ee t C l ::::t i h ji :c c a h r Pu ‘ A- 7 t . h l t a °. f r : l . l B lL'' , u'v : j : '..i t e)l:l.l'* " '::lsi : k i ' ;' elbt: 1 riuva 6- uti. S i: y. itt , : t. i z u o i r ld n l:a .s ll ; Attorney, Mr. Patten, 1-lattao4'.t Os' J. Shepherd, Morton, Gl o uc es t e r, mall ,ter, Jan• 7,, ?,' i ) ori" Swats Inn, Thornmouth, and Fell. 5, at th e Old / 3 "' pe ' Messrs. Pfigt and Co. 0111-I ,, lddi tl P coln's-Inn. , ad 'T. , .A. l• k i ' e u r la t :. l s l l , l , 4 at i l :ll . : , e ' t * :l , l- 1 1 ;1:1 e 1: 1 1 3: 1 1 j t i i t t i . l ll :u f l i e ) :I - IT:o r : 1 r; i ti l e e P r i p 4 o n :) . 1. 17' . , ‘: 1; ::: : : - , i t: . : i.i l : ti! ui o tt l 1.,, t 1. , :a... 0.4) 1 14u, 0 1.7 i, a l cai c h a ir thi e, li t i . i v e h n . - ( 1 4 7 P a t t 'r , I , d ' i l ic li i ' ., ... - ' o_ :', l l. . f r ' l .i t:;. erosion. Attorney, Mr: Witirile,inho-dre,•l, n..,,-0?%. Cliarige-iilley, lirolier, 11ee..'28, San. 1, a c '. 40 0. , * C , .. at Guildhall. Attornies, ll ' essrs. Holt and C''• - v , court; Lot hhorr. file t ' M. and J. Coostable, Shad-Thantes, Suutliwaik, itydlr' tars, Jan. 1, 11 And,l"eh. , at Guildhall. All'i rn- ' . ~, 00 4 Lee,• Crawsi.eourtSotk . S. iiiihy,Three Tutteithatn-court- , road it ) builder, Dec. 423, Jan'.oor Feb. 5, at Guildhall. Attiltney, M. Lee, Three° .e.ff court, South vial k. • . . - i novr . It. Ireland, East-street, St. Mary,-10,-bonne, cheeSv - mo o , . Jan. 1,8, and Feb. 5, at Guildhall. Attorlo ,, ,,,i r e. 4 C;reciiwell :old Co. Ilentinelz-street, Manelies•htr-s',-c, .1 I..Purehrse, Lucas-street, Gray's-Inn-lane, Jan. and,Feb. 5, at Ge.ildhall.. .AttoruNi, Mesbr • sinit.ll,i ~ :o rra o, mid Co. Chancerv-hine. ' " ISIKTI - IS , -S9 of i' n On the 22t1 it:St. the Lady OcJsules Langultic r ' * rentllr-hill., S..ii;•ey, of a daughter. • . ` . Ai ;SARI ED " . f tb e "'A - Lanrcntintitn, Cork, Lieutenant- C; St.':,‘,v'crnelgi" ..ii;th Ite. , itneut, to Miss Crea,,li daughter of Art . _ . , - • 47.4(1. - lot 1,11'.1). 1.,.,..rtth1:1is il e alll.'7, ..\:l‘tilli)(elilitioi:lti•iil4l.:, ,voiltliit,lillei:!t '4lthlionis,til;l:.:f.,trivii,r,.:;:ineoil which inarl;ed ereq action Cl his lif . .' Cba . tir, ';" : , •,„ r i,;t 3: 0 , King-street, Chenp,i.. l c. In, life %yas non I...ei?))ti, d ,, ,r : ad ltelrL•ii..ttl-jUf.t4,.., inti,glity, aid eVOYar... f, fi gli ' 1 - his tle4olWill lon , be I.u:tented ,by his not ed triesl.l4. L . ( 1 ) ,t N; 1 0 1 1., • -..".".:t.'-*-...‘".. Trinteit by J. 11;(2ALL . `" 1 • 111 • t • an:lpttili.i44ol by W, ci7.11.1,5, o f Pi 3 t- the ";trs-Orrice, Na. a Strand ; h ~d,"%rigti. °rdt,ri, Luttcr*iyulf • 1 t i •. r I A v A 11 .• • k;