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1 0 Ru:A m LOMA* 113A1811264 •Peri.r'iirn ()pe e Dec. 4, WS. , Tlis Serene HighneSs.the &ince of Orange, ac tompanied" by lis ,txcellenty the Earl cif Clan= . tr‘rty,' landed fit Scheveling; from his Majesty's . ship 'Warrior, Capt. Lord Viscount Torrington.; . on Direstlay the 30th ult. at lour o'clock in the 'alltrtroom, amidst the enthusiastic Acchintatidlis Of r a numethus condOntle of people assembled td 'receive Wilt Serene Ilighness immediately proceeded to the klaguc-, 811(1 reteivell the congratniation4 of the Public Authorities;at that place. Ilis Serene 1-highness intended to proceed t( Amsterdam on the 3d. • ' fly the latest accounts received at thz on the 2(1 lust, it was known that the.enethy had evacuated ptrecht, anti was retreating upon Cor, cum and Niineguen' The Russian General Benkendorf lithl reached Amsterdam ou theist, with 2300 men, and int inediat.ely issued the - follo‘ving prOelathation. • Mitydett had been taken by assault, with a loss on the part of the enemy of 400 metal 12 alders, and, one gun. Ilid INlajesty's ship Jason had anchored off Sche , veling.the morning Of the 2d, with Major-General Taylor, and a part of the arms destined for the service or Holland. Intelligence had been received on the same day, of the Brine having declared In favour of his Se rene Highness the Prince of Orange. . . • Trawilatlon of a. Prticlamalion of the Ilitguittn General tie Ben . ketidortf, at his entry 11110 Amsterdam. ;the IttsSShlli 4,CIlCral rte I3cltkendnrih has . just • • landed at Mnsterdam, tiro thousand five hundred infantry ; his regular cavalry and artil lery will be to- motnrow evening at Amersloort ; his regiments .of cavalry, under the orders of Ge netal Staal, and Colonel Narisk in, :ire at. Utrecht, and 'scour the .cotintry. Every Russian is inn . .ntated with the noble desire of couperating in the 'deliverance of Holland., Thri , enter your country as friends. Hollanders, fly to arms—let . one spirit ain:hate you, that of becoming again a 'nation, and of your -being worthy of, your ances tors. -The hour is come ;—the eaemy. will itee what an United people can effect,. when all (limn • • mons arc elttingujshed by the.spirit of vengeance, awl of the purest patriotism: Published at Amsterdam, Dec. 1, 1811. Translation of a 'Letter frOin Gen. de Be,nke'eidor'ff.t.n; his Ex ' relickte,y Gen. Kimicetiott, Connhandantof Amsterdam. • GENTERAI.--.1 have the honour. to acqualut•yoil, that a detachineut of my troops. has entered May den, la<ts taken one gun,.. and that the whole gar rison, composer' of lour hundred inert, and twelve officers,: have fallen into our hands. :The Hol landers hav e particularly distin , rnished themselves, .•. fighting by the side Of . the Cossacks. At this moment a heavy firing is heard toward Naarden. • • .. . hastento communicate to you this important intelligence, and request yon to publish it without `delay at' Amsterdam, and also •to•forward 'it to the Otiverituttrit at the lfague. I &c. Atristettlani, Dec. 5, 1f313, A BENKENDORIT. • .• • Fortlgn.O.Feei: Dee. 4, 1813. • Intelligence has, been'reeejved from the Liente nanr-tiloverniir, of He1i , (4444 fiqtrittlir - "1 I $ 3L . bat Men taken front the enemy by' :the stilled troops, and that the navigation of , the Weser was completely free. • - • • 41lutiratt 3P-Office, Dee. 4, 1613. This slaty, in pmsic-wee of the plettSure of his !loyal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of bk Majesty . , the following • Flag Officers of his Majesty's Fleet }fete • pro ninuefl, vi Aul Ls of the. Wtrvre.-.-Itichard Rodney Dligh naq. and • Alexamler tirvire, Esq to tilde lted. ut miA4s of the 14.017.--At Ketope, • Esq. Sir.j. 'l'. Ditch Worth, K. 11. and Sirltobett Calder, Bart. to.be..4dusi rats tlfeAe !Ph r 4 V, ctl. 4 lomlnm,3 of tl. 11,no—itobert M‘Doaall,Esq,, Billy Esq. John 'Wicl s ey, Esq. John Fist,, ..191111 Enir 1 4 ;411.! and Edward Thornhorough, to be "'dna rots of the .Bler. V i:r.“Aositom,s of the Wittre-,William • Dornett, Esq . ‘Vol,,eley, El, John Manley, Esq.. George Miirroy, Es I John Saw's, Est: Robert .In9sray, Ilintouraldc Sir Al.:. rider Cochritne, It. 13, and John shit litain, Esq. to he -.itiotiral.o of the 1,!, Vie ...AD:CR/MS(lf liv BrAYE- ! -Nathan Brunton, EN.•.1911n Set a nds, Esq. ilonoaraide Michael de C'enrey, :11rAn- Ter Prince of Bouillon, and Mater,. EN, to be .. , •elibitirakr tithe. White. Kirt-Ansti n.it.s of the Itr.:nedisties Ty)er t ,itsl, Robert ltightltars. AllatMord Gardner, Manley DiSons' Es I . I„,:aelf, EN.. William Mitelitl, Esq. 'unit :Sir 'iii Bet t ie, Kta. to he vrc-...iiimiroi.v tiff /mime. • Ls:Art-Milo it.% LI of the W Charles Il ur t ; • iron, Bligb, EN..l.avenwe W. 11:ditted, Ed ward Meier Osborn, Eq. Sir larry Neale, Sir Sydney Knt,,-11on.' Arthur Kaye to I,r ikor-Aftbairatit aTthe lira, It i.l4.tt' A I" , f t rams. of . ..the lit.ttrii , -Jolin Lawford,. Eycl. Frank 71,010 us I.Volley, Esq. William Johnstone, i ; ;.1,1:. I lon, 1-tird Henry Pintlet, Charles William Pa terson, fol. I ;eor4 k i Cochhh tat, Esq. Thomas Surridge; Esq. Sant opt Flood Liom , e, Egiq. to he Rear-if:Jot:vest of Me White. Arid the soul. rtheotioned Captains were Also ' a ppoi nt ed itogookto . i bil* \Foop,ty's, 55 ilkiwoft), £lsq. ' 1.100. th:1111,;‘ Ltpttitotorte, VlOttitiaw, Charte,, Vinicombe Pen rosc, ESq. Georgt Hops:writ Stephens, rolt.stq Esq. William Nowell, Esq. imoes E,q. sir Joim itatl4seltst 1 I vi ' , to he ihtt (tort at C'Ltlton ! I , its ct Ntit.h of November, ISIS', pre:iinit, • • i t I the I'vito:oltrgent, its Colocil. the 11,0. lini,;111, Lord thief of liis Niojestv't ntitlie(int.c. was, • by.e.mottotrl of. his itotitl the 'Pripet , in the.ustae and • r.wthe bena If of his Majesty, ;,-..tirit or his Majesty's Most llonour milli; Privy Council, and taut: his !dace at the Bimini accord the Prince Itneent, in the.name and on tlsr belialf;of the Kisq, hat; been pleeifeirt9 tippoir4 %Ist Hon. itesqy ilothaon, .tvorge Borltort,' Esq. Si,' - JUSiitfi Rowley, Part ;'and Est\‘ward Cudringtini, Esq. to he Colonels in Ids Ma jesty!.t.ltoyal ,MiiriiitiFOrces. in lists iricam of the Charles Elphimt one Fiething, chit VinicoMbe rentrose, Esq. jam - es Esq. sari Tolleme) - 111isitolini Esq. aritptilsitell.Flag 01- ties rs of lii+ Sleet.. • •. - • 1 , 4 ti .110111liinfrnvin re, Do.. 4, 1813. flit ltl 1 00 lighuess Prince Regent btu; been pleased, in I,l l a tl i c a ll ,l nu i lii! behalf of lis Majesty , to rt.new and eon,. I rn, tt ! a r poit.inmiit .I.ltllin !Junta, Lai. to be his 111a.jer4- 1 t.y . 6 Ctinu,ll..-Ourn.4l in Spun). . 119liteAgy/l, J 1 r. IA I:4. • ":1114: Prifico iteg , ot bvesi pleroud t ill the name and of hi., Mojcbty, to present - t144,11:e.v. Filo:lei,' John 1, yda l othi!siotv, Diu.thelor iu Divinity. 104 ho A t•dolencoilry Attlidivvlcal of Eases, fouutled in the catliedetki , , t th htfrai of St. Pauly Lortdotil death of Dr. 11%Iiiia intott. ClkOten (*et, per. 4, 184. „ returned t 4 i'erve in this present Pitiliathint DOrMitii of Coe!“.suniuth. 'lei lti~l,t Hon. Thomas Wallate, of Carlttinliall, lit thi toliiity of Cumberland; in the iodin of Lord Viseontit LO tv trier, who has ith:eptett the Othelif.if tine of the Lords tit the treasury. (rosTsciurl'.) Porci gn- .I.)eiT>ribt): 4, 1313: -- A Pfcp3tch, of which the filliowitig is a copy, has lioa thi.; ree , :ivett hy Viscount Gistierenh, his Ntkicity's Secre tary State f", , r Forei , tn AlLiirs, front Lleutuatit-Oelieral Sis thatles William Stewart, Kal. dated. Marburg, near Vtaa Ntir: 18, 1311. a limiter diSpatoh - I stated to your Lordship, the sobstotice of a report, .rc? ecived On the morning of the f:ith,. from General Thieltnatiod the surrender of Dresden and its garrison arl prisoners of wilt. I.ly the 'more offi cial advices which . ydur liordsiny now re ceive, On will learn the report received at the head-filial tors of the Army oldie North was not correct, as to the surrender of the garrison as pri - - soners of war. A capitulation was demanded and acceded to, by which the garrison was to return to France, and be exchanged man for twin. This has not been ratified by.theCommanikr-inXhiel, SO there must be still so:ue.short delay before this Important place is in our potiSession. I sincerely regret having' given your Lordship a report, which Caine to we on such good authority,. which, ne vertheless, has tinned oat not to . be confirmed in all its facts. 1 have the honour to be, &c. • (tiigned) CHARLES STEW4IIT. I)er. 4. Dispatches from Captain Farquhar, cammand ing hi Mitiesty's naval forces 'in the Elbe and We ser, addressed to Mr. Croker, _announce oat on the 22d ult. the French, gat rison of Carlsburg, (liremerlehe) consisting of 236 officers anti loco, with 13 pieces of heavy ordnance, surrendered themselves prisoners,of %var to the combined Bri tish and Russian forces ; the latter commapded by Colonel de Radinger, and that tin the 24th tilt.. the garrison of Blexen also' surrendered prisoners of, )ear to the - s'aine forces; The officers of thi; garrison are to be sent to France on parole, not to serve against' the Allies for one year. Captain Farquhar reports, that the banks of the river Weser nee now perfeeely elear.of the, enelay. [For the remainder of the Gazette see the last l'alp.] IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1);:c. 4. iNsOLVENt bEllTOits. IlonNEll moved the Committee on the Per. , nninent Insolvent Debtors LoCKHART wished that the Committee should be postponed till Monday, in order that the House might be better able to consider what amendments it 'might be necessary to %make in the'Bill. lie had himself looked' over it ,with at tention, and 101111(1 in it many things which re cpt:Feti it to be amended. The first ‘vas., that the debtor insist swear to his schedule, mad then be oonnined Vouching the truth of it afterwards,----• This he considered 'incongruous, and likely to lead men to perjure themselves. The statement in the schedule of the apparel of the petitioner's wife and family would lead to great inconvenience. The inventory ‘vonld, in many instances, be. ve'ry _and take 61-ett f/r3t - 1" " t.. . 1"" T e ur was hot to ths• charged until he had made an assignment property : to the proper officer. Now ha under. stood that not ody would accept of the Office,. be cause,. whoeverdid, .wottld be involved in con stant litigation respecting the property so assigned to him. A gretit 111C011Velliellee would arise fitint the debtor being brought up to he discharged, in custody of-the jailor.. That would occasion a great .expeuee, when the place, of discharge ..Vas at a distance front the place of the debtor's confine ment.. In this Bill also, there was no. exemption mull from the duty on stamps, as in•the.former. The serving of notices On each of the creditors', he thought would be tedious and expensive, and the insertion of the debtor's schedule in the Ga zette, and in the newspapers, would he quite sufficient.• For these reasons he requested thC Hon. Gentleman would allow . the COmmittee an the .13d1 to stanri over till Monday, when Iteshonld produce sonic clauses which he hoped would . ob vi ate these defects. Mr. IloaNtia said, that if the lionourahle Gen tleman pressed the postponement of the COmmit tee he had little objeettou to it ; but he would suggest to him that it was desirable his Bill should pass as soon as possible. It was not to be expect ed that so great an innovation on the law as this . was, coald be made perfeCt at first., lie thought the ekeeptions . of the lion. Gentleman to the Bill. required more deliberation than could be given them before the adjournment of the House, and it was probable that when they met again, •expe rience would point out other improveinents be made in it. . Mr. Ktotat.,l( hoped there would I.Y^ no impedi ment thrown in the way of tbeiiill, as there WAS a provision in it for the future amendment of 401 e. 4, during the pr,W,til444t - Stifril, if nedttnry. . After a words from Mr. Lockhart, ;Ind Mr. Horner, the House went into a Commitee on the Bill. Mr. froaNstt introduced a clause enabling Pro -prietors of Newspapers to charge 6d. for every 1.0 words above zio in the Debtor's Schedule; Its he eoniidered it unfair to confine them to 3s, 6d. for schedules. of all lengths,---The Report of the Bill wis ordered to be received on Monday. __ Mr. WALLACE gave notke that he should, on Monday, move fcir leave to bring in a Bill to extend the Act rebating to 'East India !milt tibipping., Mr. W. FITZCALItAIID brought in a Bill to continue the Ti'rli Sipirit 'lntercourse Siulpen,ian Act.—Bead a first time, and ordered to be read a second t,toe on Monday,' The Marine Mutiny Bill and the Police Bill, were read a third time unit passed. • Brandy Duly Bill went through a Cormuittee.=-Ile ported On Nlotirlay, • The Temporary Insolvent Pebtors . Bill was read a seednd time, ditit ordered to contniitted on Monday, and td b, printed.—Adjourned. . . . • The provisions of the Berlin and Milan Decrees have been formally abrogated in: all the St a t es o f be late Leaotte-of the Rhine. a • We'ffgrii - i - inaii iiAic§: GUT'FF.N . DUitaVI, N OV. N 36.--:—DirobsT has of:lei cd ierais, but ihc 11ai thtiw, , Tu , Nov. a.—c Toubwiug Proclamation has bee,h published here by his Setene Highn - eis the ELEcTrin.t.i. Pastic:r, of ~Fssr " aguili call yOu by your name, Which you liaid h;st, as well as that ,If Gernhitit llut 'Yon 11 .id tilt lost your fidelity arid atfaClori‘ent. to your Princes. This appears Irdin the llvrlyjoy'with which .you received roe,and which ren ders the day oruty rotdrn never to he forg3ttetiby de. Frisks this field of battle, where, yutic liberation from a foreign dominion was elitaitted for yon, by the victuriduarins of the A.lied Powers, I lntsten tti ydri f and had you similar to your briire forefathers, who eiet met the dangers of 'war.— Shortly shaill yuU Mid join the rauks Of thole who combat fur the honour and indtpetidimce Of Gellnany. Ilei fate your selves, therefore, to those whom I shall commission to lead yOu tin to this great pnipOse, that yon are ready, as 504 as my lother, who 'will spi.edily return to you, %lan' call"YOu fuith. Yodrselves vriniq of his lure, of your liOnutsr able name, and of yonr deliverance, and by your Moderation ' , tranquility, hail good order, and whin, under turns, by that courage and firmness, which have ever distinguished you. .(Signed) ,4 WILLIAM, Electorttl Prince of Hesse.° ERMAN, NOV. 18.—‘iie have Just received the Leipsic Gazette of the 16th instant, containing the folio:vino . • • cArratLynoN OF THE CITY OF DRESTEN. 'Art. I.—The garrison Dresden shall march oat of the city with firms and baggage, orritilly down their . arnis before the redoubts. The officers' belwiging to the division alio retain their horses.und aims. _ Art. H. All the prisoners of war, who are at present in Dresden, shall he set atliherty ininiediately_after tue signing of this Capitiilation, and coosiileved as exchanged. Art. 111. The garrison of Dresden are prisoners of war, and shall he cent to France. Marshal Count. Gonvion S. Cyr pledges himself, that neither officers nor soldiers, till they are completely exchanged, shall act against any of the Allied Powers, enraged in war with France. . A duplicate, list shall he - made 'and delivered of all the Staff and Upper thh errs, subalterns, and. soldiers. The list of the tieuerals, Staff, and Upper Officers, shall he signed . he theniselves,.on4 der u promise not to serve till they are completely-exchanted.. The list of the names of the soldiers shall be signed in like manner. Asimilar list shall he made out of the sick and wounded. • Art. IV. Marshal Gativian t:t. Ccr. 'engliges to effect, as soon as possible, the ruclainige of tile garrison for an equal number of prisoners of war of (tie Allied PuTicrs, r.ii►k. fur rank.' Alt. V. A soon as a number of prisoners of wy of the Allied Powers shall - have • hee}t 4nt at liberty, a like number of the (garrison of Dresden shall , be cotisidurvA 3,; at li')i-rt?. - Art. VI. 'Vbe. garrisuu Lithe-11 Drer . tint in si% co 'ltitriN; of which each shall contain it sixth part, of the troopS the .provisiuttiug 9f bent k to he niade by degrect, and on the Austrian footing. The itconunodution, rations, numb, and resting days, are (heti according to a plan of march a:!opted by bi 3 Excellency Count lilenau," 'General of 'Cavalry.. The tirst column is to set off on the I 2tli • Noreuther, anti the !•e -euud to follow it no the Amu,. road, at the distance of a air's march, The Kens d'aratea on horseback • arc to aecotuiaavy each column, fur the preiervation of good order. Art.VII. The sick and ivoanded will be treated in the same manner in; tholes of the Allies. After their recovery they will be scut to*Frarice on the same condition:is the garrison. The necessary surgeons, and the netdfal hospital people to attend them, arc to renti , 4p bellihit, and be put upon au equal footing witlythose of the Allied Pihyt`Vs. Art. VIII. The Polish and other troops ailird to France, returning thither, will be ciinsidered Freachmeo. Art. lk.. Those persona nut combatants, ire J.ot to be con sidered as ,prlsoners of tear, end shall accompany the troops in their March. Art. X. All the French now. et Dresden, but net in mili tary service, are at liberty to accurnputiy the tr oo p s , b u t stitliout making any chilli on snLaNui Tikg A iv• iittiritiNfht!' 111 °" --- • ' iti -y Art.'N.l. 'Cite kirettch Ambassador, well as the Ambasi stators of all the Powers allied pith France, shali receive tra velling passports to their own homes. • - Art. XIL. In one day after signing this• present 'eapitnla 7 lion, the military chestsonmonnition, and warlike stores, cannon, ,Ind every thing belonging to the fOrtitications, shall Surrendered to the allied liesiegifig army ; .as iik...*ise the bridges, with their appurtenance, - , the wottgons, and horses nppertaming to the troops and wintery. 1115 wlit,le will then be delivered to the :General Commandingg the allied besre t ting army, or his appointed Commissary, with a destgustion of the. same in writing. Art.' XIII. 'On the clay following the sikning of the Capi tulation, the ha b ar s half of the redoubts and barers'of the suburbs on both side.. of the Elbe, as likewise tsio gates of the Old Town, and one gate of the NeW Town, shall be put in pos session of the idiied troops of' ail besieging army. Art. XIV. The Generals, Statr, and Superior ()dicers, shall ; retain their baggage and borsei belonging to cheat, according to the rules of the French service., and shalt receive forage for the•saine.during the.marrh. • The Fortress of Sonntouteni shall be surrendered within six lidors after the signing of the present Capitulatiok: The;, iarrison is to tie marched to Dresden, and there juin its awn division. , . , Done and agreed to by M. the • Colduel, Baron Rot hkerch, and Nlurawicu, Chief of the• General Staff of the. imperial Austrian and Imperial Itossian Corps d'Arm4e, who have been appointed for that, purpose, by the Commandant, of their respective Corps, his Excellency the imperial and Royal General of (aralry Count Von tilenan and his Excellency the Lieutenant-General Count T.lstuy ; on the other part by the imperial Fi.etto;Colonel Nerion, of the Engineer Corps, and -Perrin, Militant Commander of the Count Von tier 1. , ,1ntu, who are provided With the needful powers by the Nlatshal Count Couvion St, Cyr. (Signed BARON DE ItOTIIKFACII, Imperia,l and Royal Culutlel • • Chia. of the General sua of the Fourth Division. • COLONEL NiURAWIEN. Hertzwahle, Nov. - 11, te 13. The foregoing Articles will be expedited by the.Camenend ins Ger !rats of the Allred .:triiiiee before Dresden, General Vun Kievan and by the ltnesian Lieutenant-G.lierat Count Tolgtoy, old the Imperial Marihal of•the Empire count finis lion Sr: Cyri• after whiff i it will obtain a due force and t•a••• (Signed) COUNT TOLtray, - ... • . --- Lietit,-Oelierkl. COUNT VON KLENAI, General of Cavalry. EXTRACT• OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER !MONO- ING TO HEAD-41tIARTES OP. HIS • 1:0Y AL Big EINESS THE CROWN PRINCE, DATED LIANOVEIi, NQV. 11. " It pleased his Royal Highness whilst at Hei ligenstadt , to ieceive a Deputation from the Uni versity and Magistrates of the City of GottingeP, who were sent to express the sentiments of the inhabitants, and • their hopes of soon beholding him within their walls. On the Ist of NoVeMber the head-quarters were removed to Gottingen. • " The Uagistrates and arnica Burghers received the Crown Prince at the gates, the town bells ringing dining the while. The air resounded with .the joyful ascamations of the inhabitants, who hail flocked in crowds to Inca his Royal Highness. I(' Young women, dressed. in white, and with of laurels in their hands, assembled at the fiU:nier hotel of the Prefeeturate, where his Royal Highness alighted, and formed a row up the whole of the staircase to his chambers. In the evening the young students came, follnwed •by the burgh ers Of the city, with torches anti r a ntic, . tlt'ii* :Obeisance; With three cheets,_ The Flu'le 'city t;`,-aS illuminated. ilie strect Were tilled ivith Sp e e s taqirS,*ho enilirtied, and ,wiShed each Other joy; Itinii m tily.shaking the Swedish so ldi e rs by the' 1 . 1 " 11 . ; N'ever was ore lively or licailfelt exprei , sioni Of joy itrid gratitude given., . A i ,,, ~ " 'flit rove, jay; aid admiration, of the goo“ yrtiantiveri;ins' ba ye constantly attended his Rapt . ttigliness froin his first entrance into this gauntry, In many of the smaller places, the inhabitantsliwl ilij other Mean; of ci(pressing•their feelings don by children and. flowers , but even the:a simple acknowledgments, is proceeding frith the boo, • Nvere received with 'kindness, On 'the h t D i l ii, i pi. t i s i i .t k ii: l e lt t : p o i ) ti f e ' l l . e r, l i( t i t le in kl ia. b l i . g e t t r i l o l l i i, t c t . t s ‘ t s i b l e 2l % l:lr s i i ::::: ( l ll l l :::: ll . l.irli , : lteli c k : . $ , days' before, went to meet his 11,oyal II corps of armed burghers, with white pan round their hats and on their left arms, st , • . The cannon were fired, and ail the rung. The windows of. the houses W Ladies, who particinting in the ge! saluted the liberator of their native coo the writinest cipteSsions of enuition and All of the city and of .the adjacent ' tok assembled in the streets, and who; tinder tinual reiteration of ' Long life to Prince of Sweden !' a... i . ! companied the si! palace at Alont-lirillant, . where lifi R' tress descended. . " The Ministers of Statc aild the I!! were already there, to receive his Itov.A In the evening the city wits brilliaUfli illy' ' s, • l l l :" ( l : l: l ; . : g e i s v e: .,i t t r ' t l i i i i : l :ll , l )i e l t ;t e b i t tl e it s t. r iel o % o tc f , f : o - oi t . lC il . l :7: r e l i s yt t i s :i ' l ‘ l l c . i t" l i c e i s i . '' a s l t ' ; ' ..t r : tit ti l: l ' i t t i c u f : A ti , many places blended toglielt.).ilc3'itiri)rtiLt:l:::7:llll.b.''';:iiil.j:ertcilil. picture. i t o f tht,' "It is impOssible to describe the ttuniti i^inito, public joy on the presence of his liciyal I I ~ 1 1 , 4 ,, The manner in which ull hearts iiew to m e i c e t n eits proves that the remembrance of earlier endj oc i 4 joined With , . gratitude for th e preOu r '. c if :army with noble pride sees its exalted dna 141° ' , i ; 'General surrounded by these acktiovfedgincr,..l he who,, after the course of nearly tw'' la ll i ' d ,,4 years, has again, and oil the ti:ltile gl.°ll/12115;04 spot, given to the name . of " . ti Swede,' t: l sc Alert y meaning as that of " a I)efetirler of ..ttg'„ i ri: , t and lisdepcittleitee of the German Nadi e , c10 .,,k!, reproalltes, what dreadful stinvs or' C. ( ' 1 . 1 4 . ', - 0 1114 must tint have filled ate, ,ossect i -Ot ? . .i3P 1516 ..' m i n tlso. .lie have b; cu an invisihle s pAtor 0(0 12 : of 0 . siasm, all :CII, NVI,IiiSt it brought its trib 4l ; ) 4 0 0%1 titailc and admiration to the liber;ltur: r-=: ( 1 ..1a ~i 1 at the same time, an c wt....illy audible gel .":,,,e,b, coi.t,drertinitefasti‘ti).endilisTlti,titt.chies rti4,,iii;ess..::itii,iiiiiiill.s:tlie.ll4_l.t.err, its fatigues, and for the moment cnoynir,. 11.,,,i1i0. 1 i n 4:0 o..e:it need. .0.. L! pose of which it stoat k , . . lei g i u iv gild Ii4:1011111,; f113:4 ) , r liave-,,performed lol„ , ill c .4c"o:nr:i'si-t°ittt:iclitid,hi..,ll:ll:l)ll,ll.s' .i:afi:i4lltelick:i.:(:l):iil:lsr:.;cr ei.:3:.:(l:)ll::':::"liiiiii:ll,bittjti:sop' (lllr.cantage to th' ~. triiliielviriioieb,u,e,s,r ~inii,aliel,t,tl34o,,iv.:-I:ii;iir.c.,l, , 1 .11., . 6 j: ~,.! co in Li uct unit ,I, vided "' it" " II n!;ael's"" .:,,.."it, „1„y a Vft"/11. 1 :: h :tt 11:1YNI I "‘' - -."'" r i r trili, ri of its bg, 'tci:P:l;:let:i:,il:::::e;t6:Etiveir,:g. ,!it.rc,:`,":::,w'etgli:liis:ol.,:::::di::.,,..,:, tr:.:ri:-:p.1.171:1.,,, five country, awl the welfare, tit natious. ftet Ann , 2b 6W Consols HUM s cu. , I;input, ucteno, je.lttt Q:, i' 1 FI.t.ENC II PA P 4113.. • . ~ . ~.. L'untsT, Nov. 30.--Tiii3 itioriang the 1, , ‘ . prh;atecr, of Port Louis, entered this :post, h:.4-, inatie"26 prizes ill 59 .(luyi . cruise, Oil tile.seco.i! . I. ly of her crnisc she was nenriv eaptur,.l by 0 til g;tt, which gave 1,;:r tea broaSsids. r acts, Nov, 30. --it is said, tha the coniwvil it rnent of the sittings of the Legislative Corpti,':,,, 1100tIeed for the 12(1 of December, is put 0 110 1, 1 15th of the mime month, a . grea t number of tputies not being yet arrireil. . nlOl . _ . ~,,,, :‘,,.!,L;.,,-, we 41)q$ ‘ l 4li g 441.4 ' 4 lsl . 4 wer 110 111 be, t Luc 3 6tl) irof• 'N'', ver. l'itl there no figlineis 0 -...___ nisitler.ll,l6 Itilicrelielle ....._ :tied (It bells were f.. were felled ri;\~,z z . e nenel ,itiv , ' . i . .; vr wary will' I gr.ititutle. if mo or) , kkl Lilly I LI the co- I,‘ to be Grillo . 1 : i ' dee 10.64 (,t, )) . 41 111is' i Ilit r , , the-,; Ilsgistracti f a Iliglinesi. 1..., t tinaiii.eil. oleibitett, . 0,,, 4 . ',, . Litvial ~.. 61 ....•••••.••••• ••••••••••••••. , •-- IiELIGOLAN )1:11.1 I 1 1.7 ALTrlicA, NOV. 22,—A. PrOC1111119001; fa a I 171 11/ ' 011 the '2lst, fixing the amount, of the contri,ooa on' the citiltens, in lieu of c orn, straw, mon wh y ich had nOt been delivered, andl•l`liciei.• tjt specifying the contribution for the same fur L t i. " l:: e e b ti S t e () L S : O t t ) l l3 : :t° s: l4l l 4 a li t an i ( 11t ) eN ( i ) r f o ' f' : l ll l.l :!v eoe p t— i l o ail n i c i6l r e property great l a n " Itamborgli, which ii neither restored por. ( OH seems obstinately and Win* CO irs connection with France: l ' , if t4 The Crown prince of Sweden; we'l' e ' lt. '', ll : l.l : Yesterday morning at L une burg, and. it liocti he will leave ' the RUSSitIII and r ill ' Stecltnitz ~ritiz the Sint des,' viii 21 %12 1: s : 11 i : risc: l . stein; k 1" ti''te least Cr6 l n :c 'atit are broken oil Corr. jrifl on between t )nrF,l) sneak only of ; &trending. theniselyrt ~, -' t " t . situation of that - unfortunate city, is ‘ro t' '' it were taken by storm .;and if things 01 Fong their nrcsunt it' will be ( 11546 maintain the internal trawl:airy. . Reinforeethents of I)anish troops arrive' c 1111"11Y Holstein. It the King mean s t . 0 ":0 do Well to send all he has ; tl"!:rtel enable him to obtain better terms. It is rel'" that Stade is taken. ; --....---0-..-....----........ n u a °` Lord W .. ELLINGTON illiSi thrOUgh th e rne--,1„, Qty;, leis agent, Mr. tees to the voluntary contributions in stillfi' ll i al the Portuguese Government, According S, ,Bat.t., subscribed t0v.,1,,, i vices of the 2d ult. from Valencia, nothior;is lad occ!ipvd in the blockade Of Sagto4tinn,V"t 00- and Peniscol4, p erp i g ,,,„ - w as p a tting in a s s o , i CitET would speedily fall buck thins 4;000,0vvol State of defence, and it was supposed t hat lo ci eiving the Catalonian fortress to their f,ite!w0.....4 ~, Sir TIIO I IA9 GRAII'AM has 11ot yet left tf),%,i4J fhe deity uriies from the tro o p' P v°4 bublics. -• ' that p ilitg I 11( 1(:.(1 Vi m Ito 4 ?t te ) It j 4 141'Ah. Ntl ti4e *ll