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an 1-t.ed 'be consi !eyed • nothing.'. At the ' l / 4 • er;) o the preceding y::;:r, the advances . .of Pettisia ali , :ented to 94,000,0)0 of frani.!,.. The ac::(nints v: ere in as good order as, tluN could he, consider ing the constant refus a l of the French Autliori , „ ties to1(.-ttle them agreeably to the tr.'uty. : His N'inic!,ty never ceaseri* to reprysent throll 11 ;.;g-nits. that it becarne lit b .ent to d‘r jostlce tohis tiemtatill—thur • his exhausted ..',tates .tlna louger snffice to mupp 1 7 re„eii •ro mies. The King, for the m p tneut, confine.' hinr; e elf to - d-, mantling' an account respecting these advances, .candidlyaleclaring, that he doultf not answer for events, in case of a refusal. thisilgulige, hi jost as - clear; these deMands, folinded em the most sacred titles, remained without reply, and only producetLyagne distant pro.. mises. Desides, as if it % , , f as not sufficient to vio• late the most positive treaties, new proceedings took place to enlighten Prussia respecting the Em peror's intentions, and NVilat She had it right •to expect front him. The King, stein t;= one part of li's pt-Ovinces invaded, and the other meoaced, t _out bein.:2; able to rely upon the assistance of the French arinies, was obliged to reinforce .his own, -and" the ordinary way being, tedions and in sufficient, his Mujonty addressed tot app4 al to the young'PVllSf4llllti also . IVISISed to I%Oloe themselves wider hit eillaturs,, awtihencd its every heart the desire of e.rving• the coiirCtry: A great nnia her of volunteers Were preparhoz to leave Berlin for Breslau, when it pleased the Viceroy to biter,- - diet uII recruiting . „ and the dcOrtrtre of the volur- - teers, - in the provinces occupied by the French troops, This prohibition was issued in the most Ling manner, and without acquainting the Icing with it. An attempt sti directly airqd at the rights of Sovervignty, excited in the heart of his Nojesty,,and those of his faithful subjeCts, a jorit itidigmtion.` - At the same time, end whilit the fortresses on the Odor Ought for ii long time to have been pro visioned at the MpelISC of France, after the4?,m - perm had f0rma!1: , ,,7 declared in an audiencegivetr to Hatzteld, that he had. interdicted the French • authorities front making any kind of rennisltions in the States of the,-.King, the Governors of these fortresses received orders to take, by ,main, force,. for a circle of te»lo,gnes, every thing which was, requisite for their defence and provi--ioning. This arbitr'ary and unjust order, with which they slid not eyen.. take the trouble of acquainting King, was executed in all its extent, in defiance of.j the sacred tit}) of property, and with detail of violence. which it would be .dinient to depict.— Notwithstanding a.II the reasons. which the King had for breaking with France,. be yet wislied to try • the effect anegociations. He informed the Ern- i pernr Napoleon, that he would} send a confidential . person' to the . -Emperor of Itussi:l,'-in.orde:to gage him to acknowledge the. neutrality of the, part of Silesia which France bid acknowledged.. It -was . the.cmly means which remained to the King., abandoned, at least for,the ,Incratent, 'by France, for havitv, a sere asylum., and not being' plafled in ttie erne,. situation4ot leaving -his.states. The.E4oAtror hatightiiy prononnced against this step, .and ilid- not even deign to .explaio himself tipon-tim propoodtions which accc,kniiiatileci that • overture. ' In Sil'f:ll a state of thing*, the 'decision could not long remain doubtf4l. ik had for )ears iacri'ficed every thing, for the preseeyationof his political e,Siste:nc.e:•--now France comprOmised that existence, and did :milling to -protect it. Russia can alleviate. Misfortunes, and gene- Fitw: rlic LONDON GAZZ'TTE, Amur.. 10 • Foreign-Office, 4pril lU, lzj I :3. Dispit.chet,. of which the following arw copies, have neer) . received by Yisciimit CasOerp:, , h, his I+l;tj.. sty's Prin:. ipal Secrit/try of State for .I.zOreikn. froisl Gei;ernl VisColint Cathea'rt, 11. T. Ili; mbasS.aden . . .xtraordinary. and Pleinpotentiary to the .Cottrt of itnisia. Imperial March 6, to rriv dispatch front St. Peteriburgh, by.the rrlis.itq'qeer' Lyell, I the honour. to •;equaint 'your Lordship, t!.:lt ice.ving begun my jo'ornev, I,pr:in the Enlperot's invitation to join him at • held-r i tiarters oa the . , 1 . .. th of February,. I renehed Riga. in .for“ , -eight h<Surs, and.hrriv. efl in this town .before da‘; , -!-,voak on the 2:1 'of Marsh• The auperor received me in his accustomed OSt graciownnanner. :In audience itn-` irt.liatt•ly after-the plca.ied to state the Outline of his recent operiii;:,6, In the' first 'place, the res!l %:: 5 . 1 . 1111 i Criaj jest*'s communications to ,iae. Court of Oerlin, wade on his first arrival at v , ;-.l.lria, has been the coichtsirm of a treaty of pc(v....e. and alliance, of fepire and defeii.;ive, with that power,. 'the Plenipotentiaries tare Marshal Prince Ku t •ii,nolensl. - o, and die Chancellor Baron:liar, t!e:thel g. In pursuance O this TCll!)%* iOll elf tmicable 2e- lutions, the tito,it active ch,nl.)inctl nolit)ary opera tions .ne already in progres , , ( I , , ty a leport has beet' received of the actual occupation (f Berlin by th 6 fortes of his Imperial under tole Aiiie-tie-Camp-General Cher-: The.head,-ti - millers of the liatssian• army are es tablislied in thli central positiott, ,give the' ne. c;essatv time for receiving recruits and eon vale scent,,,;, who tu..e daily ,arriving, and for supplying it:ccss.tries 'to troops who have been engaged in‘a campaign' ait ) examiiled and imintorrapted series of military Operations and marches for eleven months. 'fl it pause will, however, be bf short duration. Nothing can be more striking than the . contrast between:the march of the Russian army, and the conciliatory proceedings of the' Emperor, with that. vf finonaparte; and the troops. under the Pewit Generals. r. The most rigid and correct discipline tris been observed in the N lDnchr, as %veil as in "Prussia, His Imperial Majesty; though in poss'esSiOn of the keys ,of Warsaw,. has tot placed a siAdiee Within itS walls; aid hat, •in every instance,' treated the Pales with' the' uttnost, cietnency, and .in,fidgence. . • • . The Austrian auxiii%ry ((xi-cc, in consequence of •au unlimited . are gradually retiring to the GAllician frontier. neg,nieris corrig-,..as I conjectured, retired be hind the Awn hy the ilawa, to this place; they"Werellere overtaken by Genin-al Winzinge rade, who: attached them with inferior force, and' pot them to flight, taking prisoner the Saxon Ge neral ItoMitz, three eolonels, torty 7 Aeven other fiftecu hui u rank anti file, with two colotw's and seven The remainder of this corys•ilisl ie4 their retreat in the direetZon of L-Glogao, probably not exr.Tediog five or six thoti. It remains for'tne tit offer my congratulations on the signal success • which has hitherto attended the great and unremitting exertions or the' Em peror, who, in the'courSe Of two months, at this season, has Continued the pursitit of the enemy from \Vilna to the. Oder ; • and, has united to his own zeaknts endeavours, the decided and hearty Support. of the King of Prtissiti, and of the whole population of his dominions, who scrim Illost so licitents to entulate.the Hussi'atts in patriotic do nations, as Well as in'perSimal service:. understand the Polish govertitnent, which withdrew from Warsaw under Prince Paula towski, went, in the first instance, ter:Petri:. kaw-, and i .apart with the Prince are, gone to Cm- . tocliaw,Witer . e t 4 is some for& has been as sembled': and I have also understood that the Po lish part ofitegnier's corps, after the affair of Kaliscli, took that direction. A Russian corps is .stationed to the southward of Warsaw to observe their motions. rondy offers to protect him, T he king cannot; hesitate :----faithful to. his principles and his duties, be joips his.arins to those of tlt Emperor Alex ander, changing his system withoitt changing his objects. lie hopes, in breaking with France, and iittaching hintscif to Russia, to obtain, by an ho rnittrahle peaN.!, or force of arms, the only object of his wishcs—the indepeptlenct• of his people-- 0c benefits which will : result from it,-;=--and the inheritance of his fathers, the half 'of %%illicit has been ravi l iivt from 'The Eing-will. adhere, with all his power, to every proposition conform lible I,o' the einninon interests of the Sovereigns of Eorope. He is earnestly desirous .they . lead to a•stiate 0: things, in which treaties toy no hanger be simple trneeS—where. power bedthnei the guornatee Of Justice —and wbere• each, ye , tilvoilig with his natural. ogtits!, may no longer be tormented .in all the points of his existence, by lie abuse of power.', . Th is le Due, what tam chat °&l to state for your FAeellency's infortnation. Be pleasecl to to give p.rt, ;act:junta of it to his Wlttjesty the Ern-. peror,. Europe has seen with astonishment the. hang re: , :ignation -4 nation distinguished in the ;annals of history by its brilliant conragt and its noble perseverance. My :LooP, Imperial Head-quarters, Kaliseli, March .26, 1813: Itr my tlispatebes olthe eith instant, 1 had. the honour of rvportilzi.: my arrival at this. place, and of detailing to youl• I . ..forth:hip the progress' Which the 1 4 ,otperoe hnd triode in his arrangements ; and and in preparations for the campaign,' together . with tile.gigaiitio, steps. which had already been taken in.carr.yting on the mil t try operations al readir begun. ,These reports ;minded the ennalnsion of a' treaty of peace an‘l alliance with Prussia, the rati. , fictitious of which hayeSittee been e::ehanged : also' the capture i')l Berlin, where General Wittgen. Stein has established his quarters since about the . 10th instant'. Now, directed by.th...! tuost sacred motives, there is no perion arnon . ;i as who' it not determined Fie;'*lll..e every. on:iideratio`n to the great interests 1. Ce- throne, the country, and the uniepetsdenee of Ent ope ; one who will not think himself fiftppy iu I,erbhing for this noble end, and in de - - :tendirq-, Itome. I have •orilur.s' try inanediinely proceed 'to the toy .angiot Master, with Prioee Ilittzteldt, biz Privy Couoselkir zilate P.,. l .. ; ittAiti, and tht pt , 15.:011$ attached to these. different . missions.. - 1. hive the honour to. begyour ,I:.'xeelleney to for ltard me the necessary passports for this purpose. hasten to renew to you attire same time, -the ast:urance of my woit'high cOnsiderotron; Kitusr,mmtcr.. • (To be confirmed.) • Since, that period his Imperial "Majesty has , ri. sited the King of' PrusSia sit. BeeslaW ; licaMburgh has been oacupied•by the Russian farces; Lubeck. , be.% °pencil . as- . • The enemy has been entirely thriven. from, Syee"*. dish •Potnerania, ,Nlecklenboitrg, Laaenbolirg, and all the - Prussian territory within the Elbe„ DetaehMent4 of, the itr:stan ariny'lgi‘e pene trated to Dresden, which capital they now oct , cupy, 'Marshal Davuust having retreated . arrnFoi the Elbe,- and haying destroyed sonte of the archei of the magnificent bridge at that place. • A proportion Of the Prussian army has , pased the SLICA1:111 frontier into Lusatia, midis advancing, towards Dresden. 0 Tempurei, 0 Moses t! :Jays Sir IbirrY, iri Ii It Life below whi^h i4l plain Engli.sh be for, " 0 l'irnos, -/mo iLry chcrigw.. l " and , r 'vas that wore csdinplitied• than in the Schnine of the pi . c,;nt . tit•itte Lottery, for tilkfre .aro flot only mote Prizcs than Blanks, but 11.1auy li l tt,l s are c:invert.eti nd Prizes ; a though there wilt srn'e 'llanmingl Tickets &awn the tut t.} . 4y,6.tb ALiy, not' o ' ne.,4 them will be sneti uit nec:urrcnce never bap pelted bgforc. in any L9Ltteey cc uoutits for thed,un etni Three det4chnicntft of the divivion under (e.. neral Wittgenstein have by` this ermis e d the Elbe ; one in the centre under Afajor-Gene, 'rat Dornherg, who is moving upon linnover ; with Afajor-Grwral. Tettenborn upon his- right n the direction of - Bremen, and Mtijor-Gencral Czchernicheff -upon his left in the direction Of Brunswick. • • Lard Walpole - ii the bearer of .00 preset dis patches .his Lordship proieed.: by Berlin, and I have no „doubt but that he will kind it perfectly easy,to take.his departure froin euxbaven. • .1 have already stated that the Penssian army is in the' best state of preparaiion : • exceed the condition of that part",.which a , -- senibled it Breslaw on the . Entper.or!s atriNal, and it is impossible tat. exaggeroc the which has hen exhibited by 'person's. thrctighout 'the Pi o , kinn dominio:;s or .the denhmstratiptis of joy with which the L'inperor was 'received. • The King of Pt usSia hats made in excursion to Berlin, .where hemas to see General de York.. The, inhabitants in SaxOny 'have every where received the Russian forces 0-ith expres, , ionsOf cordiality not inferior : t o th ose o f t h e Prussii-nis the saute has occurred in 11 . 1eckienbonrg. 'Your Lordship will, see by the : printed reports., the manner in which General Tettcnboru and his detachment were received at Ilaniburgb the same zeal' was manifested in Lauctibourg vi , here, in a moment the French arias were destroyed. The Baltic ports, and that of Hanilitirgli Lave been opened by proclamations. Tile blockade of Pantyia b: land continues, us stated in - my last dispatch, but the navigation of the Baltic. having opened, Captain Acklon lost no titne in detaching some of his Alajes . ty's ships un (knr his command, by. which that place, is now closely blockaded by tea these ve.. l els having already captured two ships which attempted ‘o come in with supplies. The sickness with which the French hare infected every place, they. have . entered during their retreat, rages in. Dantzic, and numbers of the garrison, as well us of the in habitants, are stated ,to have perished by it. Spandau is besieged. The Russian reinforce ments continue to arrive upda the frontir, : and . numbers of convalescents daily join .the ranks of their respective re4iinents. I have honour to be, B.c. Lord Visecitint C:asVereagli,. &c. C ATI eART. April 1'0,^.1813. Copy of a I.!.tter from enOdin Lnynley, of hi,: Majesty's ship Narcissus addressed to AtimiralTSieJohnliorlase NVarren, I, , ,art. K. 11. and transmitted by the-Atliniral to Jotyi SWilson CriAer, f? s it . • • His hiiijesty'il Ship 'l7arcitans, off Cape . Sill, St. Blare, Jan. 5, 1813. I bed; lear: to acquaint you, that his Majesty's ship Narcis:stis, imder my•counnatid, captured last night, aftera. .clvlce Of fifteen 'hours-, the American schooner letter ~oi itia“ine Shepherd, commanded by' Mr. ItObert of four gun's, two of which _she l!ove overl)oartl in the &wee, and a coniple- mem of eighteen men... liktYc the honrinr to he, &c, (Signed) Sir .1.13. Warren:Mitt. and ral of the 131ue, alnico:limas:der IA tkc. ' April 10 . , .181 ) 3. • Extract of a Letter from C.:pt.ain linril s .tt, of his Na;esty% .Mait:9toue, mitirvis'ell to Atimirai .Sir noave I Varren, Bart. K. 11: atrt t translititted 1)Y the John Wilsoo Cruker, His MareAg-Ship MaiiMOne, in Lyn . haven-bay, Ciirtiapcoic.:!, SLR, 18).71, I take the oppnrtimity of scnding h the Statirt with 'another convoy, of acipainting you, 1111111C d.111tCly atter the departure of the Lottery schotm 7 er, with a convoy i,f prizes to .134.rrnu:11,• we have had the,good f ortune of making another Valuable' capture with the boats of the'Siptadion. She proves to he the artned letter of utarcitteCora, of eight guns and forty men, two linadr.:(l and fifty, eight tons, coppercd.and copper7fastened ; her tirst voyage, and esteemed the fastest schooner out of lialtit»ore ; from Vourticaux, laden with br3Udy, wine, silks, and dints, etc. 11. cargo Of 'great 011)0 tilt ; ;on happy to add the squadron fere& no los3 upon this °et:43l°n froth the fire of the Cora's guns. •• • • . • have the honour to he, &c. • (Signed) CEO. 1111RD'61.7, Capt. N. 13,. he Cora 1, Pierced f.or i,J t ;wls. To the Right liconouriliie .13:41 . • Warren ? Bart. and K. n: Coirm4r,der iii Chict;tt;c. tka:. 10, IS;3, . . - - - s . . A letter 114 s been xeeeived at this G. - lice from Mr. Jl.:tivrauti-.lllorgaii, Cormnawler of Ow Viper Excise etitte?, , addressed to John .W:O3t)l) . Crok er , Esq. giving an Ilecount of :his It4thig capturcil, 01).0w 3d• instant, -oft the. North Foreland, La I/oldie Fre.nelt privateer, maimed with 22 men, with small arms': .she was first . diseiwe rek t at an chor ,in Kingsgate Bay, and, att,l,..r -a liace o: tourliours, stmck to the Viper, which cutter,' ' at the time orthe capt u r e , had only ,ten wen 'on board. 117110 4 / 1 11 7 1 Fri( Itn?nl Irighne,4sthe Princ, itu - rot has kern,gratiowily plethAed i in the name and on the , beloill of id, Alhj,- , 4.:„ gr“i - it unto Sir Tbootaq ~ie it v , , A t _ turrwy-Generid, the oak(' of VI,. of Iti, Itoyal P.ri.oce plertifrd, fU tht , wime 'tiOil• On tie behalf conAtitatepr,iut'Lord ".Nitpicr 1,, be liis gaje.."- tv's Hi ;h Coanop;siotter to the I . , :iehecal , /lsienihly of the htireh of cot.l , trOt. • Cmuni;sions slirned bylbe'LLirn Lieutenant of t 1.6 Couniy 3,,t Or \Vi ern . It eginiekit It, evsoit, to tie f-iontentiit. 2 , lin Southern Regiutiit— n. -;q.tn, hr ep,;;:in. ti,fl or Sortlio.-1 Itvgipient---Benjtuniit, 4.'1 4 4; 1, 9 pe, (..13.1111,1, Giannits,..ioni signed by. the Lord . l,i,trtvwnt of 'Z; Royal Cheshire f . 4.nt -a • 1 - pe ttnatit, vice Ilittt, tcl siyil, vice RoNAton, promoted; Ime:11 Coto Gulity, resigned; anti NtAi tollipt! . tO, t'avalry of tlie Enl of Chest.ves, Lclioll--C•rnet 01,e II to lie Li enteowit, : NAyl !I , Gent. to.be Cornet, vitli 0411, Coryuliszions .signed by the Lon' x,i4nu.enaut (if the County 4 • - c,f Dorset, ••. We*tern.Batttilion of Dorietthire Ntilitiu—J?hit Clare, Otnt. to be Ft ihll, vice Reach, Yciinutitey valry—Clmvl,.s Lertivo, fk:it: to be (:6111et, tize Sir William Ogkiider, Cotomis3ions signet by the•Loril lieutenant of the County 'of • . •9d z .,, uthwt . ll 4 l,,,te . ginwit '3l it .t ti Tavtfi o r tri ?.(1 or'lletford Gent. and Tat••• L i; syl i it e , Cieni. to be_,Ewign. .tu. be .1;1! Cu:•411.: of* hONDON s'l runt % Titni.!..s• crtjon, of No. 11i, Strand ; ao Plllll-I.lhi'd b WII.[AAM AIi,MIGE)I m o i tnn , t ", t. OFFIcr wi'ere 4(iceirti-ovtrtit ti e Pera” - 4 - o r fl 1- r ; -t •,..) •0 •••. • 1 " • Cir, : • !-: d tgaio'"' ts`ieliord hiceitemi. Gent- to b e Stirjevir, v ice 1,301, sf:_. 1 .I'l, - . N;tll4 , l , tle 1: .4.: ,y e ; of 1 :4)011 d - r"-.t. • . : • ! • 1• • ••.'. • n • - • :, ....r . Cornruis--,,n . . . Robert Srtt :'• • • . Commtl.3ioit3 s _ k North Yorl: Re f ;i:nt • Linnt Ist North. Yor7: .P,!gilnerttef Gent. to he Ett.,: i :. ,, i—Will ll 4 l -It eon. itonsqn, 3d Reginlent.---JOhn tVardeli, Andrew, Geht. Smith Gent.. Samuel Jones . . Gent. Cons, C.‘oris, Cent. to be Etrkns• 4th Itegfinent—John.l. L t - we: tun, :sett Ela.rtowny Ain,ley, Gent. dal!, G•int. to be Encign. sth Itegimzlit —H. Ile!lden, tri son, ...Tulin 1.:1;i,', ''Jolnt Netrbom, Zitcharioh S. Welbuy Gent. to be Lteutena.att - .. C(.nntskssion •signe•l by the _Lord , of Cat tuartb John Williatt•i Cwyntie flughe 4 , - J I Iteitni..:.t of Carmarthen I,oesi .Esq. be Captidn, rice Connuisqions 6;gnea by the Lott! Li 'and Cauoty :tail City o f Z..31.e.1::::.5ti City of Brhtol. Henry Cyott flurgh, Esq. to Ile Peel Cominisions sivied by ttie Lord Lt. c.nt , Last Local lilitin.--Tlitnnas Gents: to be Ensigns. ,West rhilii signed, and •MonLlionse , to be Captains. Conitrti,sious signed by the Vice-ILn Si".l: stb Regiment of Surrry . Lot'!al% Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colon el, Shaw, .Esq. to be Lieutenant - C ol Esq. to be Major—Rich:nil Ilan William Hedger, Thorciser Josepb NewSOUIC, Charles !Jarman Fonirst- to be Captains—llenty Win. Bennett Rich, irt.epli William Gould, John 'liken, aatu' Wriae, and Heal I,ientenant:.-_Thoriaas Wm* liugham, Wm. HoT lieary Y00n4.-..tsent , , to be Eit.Sigl Gents. to be t/narter-7.sta3ter. ecui, I'cra t . , er returns:! 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