The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-08 00:00:00

I , GREI(:;X. INTET,I,,It.r.i'Ci . , )., i • .. OCT. '2 1: ti „ Ittliihni from time .t of the Prniee ; , I nat • .! ,‘. ,• iceroy, of "3,1 ot it that the enemrs. at tf , t cattle time twttle some troAlos U pon nl:tt clie i lstrong detach thents flout the side of Spiti,laiul „, '. l e'llank Of 'our troops in position upon the I)rave. 'flfePrinee Viceroy has 'sent upon' thii paintCeniiiifOrenier, with part Of his troops, StPll. .H. , - , The Archduke Aiesilui , liaT) wa , i Sent to Fiate by the English (-iovern oe J.),*.to take possession of the' . .general go . vcrn,j litytt (4f, T 1 ' habitlntvi . yry.ti t . pr ovince ,. it, I,tl si thc time oppressed by the. Eng - .:.. ,, ustrians, I f.CLIVIc 11111'1 ' 4t/ bY , the A. .1 his. Royal . • • • t. "s with all the niarks of ,respect which but at the svnne tiiuc they firmly tkftl3 '' l ,t° take tile oath to him. The Archduke t ?esop i„' "tea, that the town of Fiume, in return the Att,triati dominion, Wai going to connuel'ec,'lnul get out of its ;I.t4te• 4.: " xhait advantage .(replied the undoubtedly be immense for our htit, Mot is::;;;11 cur, to 'obtain 'that ativan bdstt-',Nliicil),eot-promise oa, and Which would be be Are SZIOUrd leSe otlr honour,• and u u" .l )(t to sacrifice u propert-y tuore extensive . a thi aioretittrii • t.'sr,tl.4t4ataintG Serr. 23,-IVe have received by li t T l ll very detailed accounts from 611 6, We 'ire giA at lig to give . ' summary o f t g• itt • The - Auszri at i army 111((1 Much dif fi culty Ail 'v"rill.;;•froili the ht•,odit losses it suffered be- • I I tI J • 'brestlen m it . See s even impossible 'that it entire al)Rear ill lillc (hiring the campaign : ethe . t's "It's's" I lie re6;inlelits bleu have Sullen& 1 1 1 , , 1 0at oe - etv vein in, the rear; the garrisona ; I ' l ' l the tlittetent places have been ordered to re-. i ti 7e them. ,'File head-quarters are at Toeplif z.. oi ...'4(. 4 ,lwittsti4.4oc . r,, , iis there ; the EM t Amitria , fretittently-goes there Vile „ a te '„, tkitigtied by m anceuvring, because there i rtty -of ate ,Landwehr, amongst them. .1i a tlti, 6l 4 Corks occupies the circle of Saab; , ti l e " r(iii liiislislical-iittart ert i at Corn m()t1111. tu l l e c IP • 41 4 11 :and Pr,ti ssitut. Army in .13 o h e mi a is genecal in, chief, liar. lay 01.1.1.:!.Y.,t It occupies - the southern . pail of tlre. , eti tk i 9r : ; itq advanced' guard • I )st IlLact al Count `lVittgen,,t tin. 1t...110s sti Cf.- e llv "; (1 :4 1..04! utnuntains',.lmtt t vith so little . k nit . 1 014 11,,t only lost the &files tk e k. i 1 ! '• 4 "'"i , y,. hich Leilitatcd the lit hut even -the defiles ' l ow " 1 11 1 411 4 hum • .-so tbal' the Fretich fit' ~~lii •. , , , • • ..idle to t-3 , to. ehers;;., aut.,. ate .t ~dvis l is l e G C kitigthno whenever the; Lino's., • OtlVAnt- J : * wha e t . • . efft f: 11)1.1: Cu s : 1"e nr IV"1 to • tantmands the • Corp.. has made useless - ret;l,,▪ e th e , ()MI gains.`-' (Ks (rani the to ," lei At NI vti'en, nOtbeen mible i t „ • ‘2 ( , 1 4e the French. the tight of the rs , rrussi ors is /luso:fan eorpf:, #B-1,1.(' " Rm lisg ei;4-tp Tiiiiitzbro.-- 7 y, C(lr P s,.. keeifft4 , the French conceiltrate tltent -17,e5., 'advan c e,' to,iZitt ek) , It is c ottAttinritled I"eneral Count *de. Bilbao.; .the same , wilt, , a C l i ng tittle was at Paris - as. 3 , 1 Mist er ihterila, anti ' Rhos, (lining the •artnistice, hair bcoi charged wi Li :v,er,ilfiiiissierts to Dresden. .Itiyanced mitts Co'f'p's - under the orders of Coma (le 011 of the i‘liolister of that' name: ? -▪ -t td•Aroly o f Nih,4 3 i .a h it s followed timeracivetni.4 )I ' l ' b Y , Marsh:d the Dole of Tarentoui tt•i9i.iPer tosatia. General liiiit.:llteilleo(l - qUilr'• beeps ex Imoy in .Goerlitz. A Inilitsti'y route liars to.communicate from Bohemia to 1 it, passes- through, liii4itiggratF., upon the I:1: " l of the The nittnber of agents ile Allied Army aitgrnerits daily. Tire Eng -44'360f odition dissolved,. 14. 4 . (31 ;i settnix c ctriploy all .intaginable meo!us of se \yid LI • •rt Lra Is and iginisters of the 1(, • tottst. D t hine from time 'l.r.rper ',Palatinate ctintain no; , 1f Lail '' , " V, It tau s till Up Alt:AC . 1;111 (10101 itteti . If „lite-red that I.l,rOvince this is not eolith . tiled ( l' i 'ar's th a t' . t ~„je th,y ng n ye not Austrian. roo p , sid e tic L',llleiettf. to' guard the . frontiers. On the , atril• al rlt they knAye 'made ho mot emeuts, teit la i r ,`',s;. the whOle Principal:ly*. a 5 Bayreuo 14 . ttith,P4l'perfeetly. tranquil, and has not been di". 1 it' b' • ~ frolitiers'of the Voigt is t he , an d th at nat Irruptions are made into Saxon), tviktf r t i) eir imAreif towards • the &tale. We Ale trhi eti I ttitit So lite o f t h e coe t ny's . detachtuent e s A , 114d.iteen' too adventurous, have in ki • tints agree in. sayi ikt .r7 t esides .411 acee - • it is d ra i n. ,.. 'etitt:utientia is exeeSsively miser au"' ; „. t reat i t tat m one y , ~,t o provisions ; the altssl4 Itto)q . like an enemy's country. 'T h ey a rc ' lltkci llifort.thle gues ts , and cannot accustoal iii (311 $ 0 - - CosqackS, to a seveto discipline. -1 • 1 f i l ye; tict i l ar d i g hOW to pi I: Uri( erstan riot ni 141 , "Itu( k ; .8,1.7 9') ......:.‘C'collt)tS • frOM I ,sa.tzburg. the h. * 'l' Ili!, Of the inn state, t nn •• .14% ,-,.,c,irrett there. All was tranquil at The. Austrian iletachinents hint retired. 4 write 'fri"" 4 , 4 that 41 1 the inhabitants' of that city love • a' - sttpc' rior artier . , t(i i • tlf°rln !i:011 "rniliallti it elk the plAce, 0 1 the P t 17 it t e i n i e eit.ii rnykt:B: elder deserters )o jll - S I ‘ o v o t ) ,. " 1 ni b: 1. 1 1 1 Ci itititk,, to deliver tip to tbe COimitendant the 11 0 , . w e ,„ e.,11.,,ted on the field . of hat hdu t• lie lave hemii houty.:l4 an, s tinkt fie‘cr:ll inbanititots had , the(tilt t this lieil.;!iliotrhOotl, on 'Cho eourinsi" ll idl ed t ali.ti fs 'which took place, nod in- . ut thei r ' , I kind 9t "111 ," " pa ' • if fu114,., .. t %y e a withih' 111 4, ll)ti t „ , );:1)( 10111;4 ti • 'J 41.11ki lo ruillait , ~" . I, s nished. , ,We are ignottnt of . Ale iTIPCI*- 0 1' Napo i , (ip?ls rojects ; . b tit he is ,su rroan ;fed by, very on.. .04iik; ' .&S ; I l'''' .. '' ' full, r fi I 1. , "4, .1 ~)1 ..414 0 :oe!i7arcorps aie inin9,o9n, 1t app ears ~ , tit * t 4 iir4pfAkefPrlnee,pf .;1 4 oskWtt, is ~tipoir,.. the. point fosAing the offvnsi v'vi that the corps d'acrav, f4tt e iktifislied,in the environs ,of 'foriptu, .has. hatlied dtlitt-,lat tempts of the enemy who wished tP:pi.t4s the .114 p; he ltaiieat,c,,n and t4ken . several.4letaCii r inent‘i., :The eneiny iias taken the part, of eon,. • . • . eentrating, and keeping . hinikelf at a certain dis tance. ar Tly,: RussNn corps dfOenerals Wore.n,inti and Czeruitchetf are posted upon the ,right of. the Ellbe,.at the hvight, of'Wurtemberg,,but at,a great distance. Every time 'that they have attempted to-advance a 'foot towards that place, they have been repulsed with considerable loss. The fort ?, fuis'of Wurtemberg, which arrested the march of ithtillatssians,.and braved all their efforts, Was ntit iltilliat state of defence it is at preienti it is stir r4ndetliwith tenter; several thousanti workmen -are:employed ilium it ; it is abundantly, supylied. The fortress of Torgau has a garrison ay 10,,000 men : several trains of heavy artillery have been Sent: to it from NureMbeeg. That place is a chef tlitrill.'re, of art ; the best, engineer officers have contributed With all their knowledge to its forti fications i it is one of the bulwarks of the Llbe. The,fortress of Magdeburg, well provisioned and 'well defended, is considered us nearly impregna ble ; its gariiion is sufficiently strong to send out ' detachments at 10 or 12,000 Man, to keep the Country, 'and drive awav'al[ the enemy's parties. The new town of breaden already pre3ents a line of defence, 'which shelters it from all attack.- The enemy, therefore, in the month of August, direeted,t heir efforts only against the old town. — The tOmperor wished the latter to be equally pb- Leered, and covered. Inconsequence, since the beginning of September, they have been working with the utmost activity upon the new .entrench ments before the exterior ,gates. Three peat re .doubts have already been made, which greatly strengthen time line of fortiticatians, because they 'fill up the vast spaces betwixt the existing works, on points which appear weak. A line of fortiti- Cations has alsir been traced round the town of Meissen, and works are being established On the right-Of the Elbe before Meissen.. The 3inniteur of the' l'st of October contains a letter from tbeginperOrth the Doke Of Massa, the t3t•nlitt 4ilse r :auti Alinister ut.Justtcc, dated Dres den, the 14th ol August, .relative to great peen-, lations committed in the receipt and minagenieut of the ortrot or revenue of Ilk: city of. Ant %Yap, for which cert , ,in pers. us were tried, and uegaitted by a prt., whose verdict t ae afterwards annulled by a Senutri evasuitton also the harangue of the Conn,elior at State COunt Boat} nit presenting, to r ,the Senate the pejo:, of fhc Scnatusanwillunt: . link the r. port in,Ltle ny the Striator Count Ohas.. Set, in the mime of the cta a ehayged to examine the said projet of a Senates Coitsqltam:' It appears from then -reports, that peculations • had been committed iu he, receipt and manage ' meat, of the. y evenaf:s of the city of Antwerp,. to the annimit of 1,t367,9361irre, and that the prin cipal: auth:a, of, and accomplices in, this emir mons. dila pi lation , were the Sten! ‘Verbrook, the former Jitaire of Antwerp, and the Sieurs - Lacoste, Marescuti Marti, and Petit. A prosecution was i"stittaxit ttgltins thew, but the jury,,it is alleged, betraying owir oaths, delivered themselves up pahk'4cly to the most shameful CO CrklPtiOn and g ave I it verdict of acquittnl, contlerimini; the city to pay all the COStS of the ,proieention. The .I.4niperor being infurmen of this, appointed a Committee to inquire into these facts, autla Senatna ,Cousult"ln was passed, annulling the verdict nithe jury. and appointing an Ituperial Court to take cognizance of the erinte of peculation, which should decide in us sembled sections, and without the intervention a • ,' a Jury. • ihe arguments of the Counsellor of State, and the ..Report of the Special Conunission were prin cipally directed to shew that the Constitution gives, to the Senate this extensive . power in ex-, traordinary cases as it is said in ,See, 4. of Art. 55, " The Senate may annul the judgments of t tribunals, when, they attach the safety 44 the State ;" and io Title I. of Art. 53, it is declared, that " the Senate may suspend for five years the funetioaot jurors in the departments, should that mesitire be neees3ary." in eco. 2. it is evuti au thorised, when' circudtatunces require, to di:- claredepartments out of the eoustitution." It the Senate has these power:, says the Report it Annst also possess that of suspending a jury in a Case Of - this importance. the following is the letter; on :this, subject, from, the Zitiperor to the Cirand Judge, and 11E 7 ofrJuitiCe " Duke de ;Wass, our Otani Judge dile/ Afidstcr " We bio•t: learned, with the greatest pain, the scandalous acorn whirl* has taken place at Wriusi2ls at the A.ssiseis of the hulmtial Court. Our good city of Antwerp, after having lost several millions by.tlir public ant**wowed depredation of the 0c44.04 (revellitt). •hitii last its catike, opd been-can. donned in c osta. . The jury eaie has nut corresponded to Use nonditlence tittiOtt!d 'in it by the alid srverisljhroo, disregarding their oaths, have - givou themselves up to the inost shameful ' ol Tptltim. in thistigei 'though it is accurst jug to our principles and our wish; that our tribunals should administer ju:stice with the greateit independence, yet hi they administer it ill our name, and. for .thenischurge of Our cou st:it flee, ti cannot appear - to he ignorant ul, aitd . taterilte t;uvit 'a scandal, fear permit entruptirinAoitriiiiiiph, said walk with head.erect in our good cities of Prussic's and ,Iritwerp. . 4 One lateneion is, t hut,' on 'the receipt:of the present ter, you.should ilireet our Imperial Attorney at. the Court of Prussels to assemble the-3114es who presided at the Session 1 1, t; A:tsisos, and :to draw tip 4i peoce4 , -rerntel, in forth of ats i nit u r y, of what comes Within their knowledge, ,end what. they Wails reiative tonic scandalous verdiet Of the Jury in the et. t , i ,. i„ Our. intention is that you make known to iv Imperial Attorney ut the Court Of-Briissels't bat the pidg nietit a/the th.consentirtiec.of the said verdict of th e piry, niur.a be consiilered'itS susliertidid ; that in conic ,m4fiev t lie . per.io;iii AcClltied:4llll44o,tirtOn retustituluistlet the • h an d ; mid their goods he vain 144631 tifuter s e . uestration. In fine, our intention is, that, by virtue otsec, .1, of iiiiiele title of the constitutions of the empire, you , 'in a privy' coin - tali *bleb we authorise our;ile,ii loved, spouse the ftelfirtt tub o l 4 l, mid pr i t. , , 4-m6'4114 . 04a, amtulling tilt. jttifg• stir,„ ~; ;:, t1:11 t i.T 4,N,A.ize lit Brussels. and sending slos . rtf-. (.1 Appe4l, which'.434lliippoint Liu Imperial C'uttrto the proceedings shall be recommenceal, tt ,a is„ , and without a Jury. 114 with ; - oil ii t ii i to tithig the polier of the laws. that the teas sit their wistiohs 1'1'; (Air i titciitiutt is, isiiu; 010 you 100,1111 •wr (tNITA: Altorm.y, who shtt4l Aft Att. . , , , „ tit' t u tu 1 , 11 , *• ' • , ' whom pu1ite:4.1,41.40t otorstli. ha'il.Z io n io. this We trust that bur ifi) itl . ~ . . . ; he 'et)asitimi by this just sovereign f' ' gi ' rich, nnd thtt It Will set the , solicitude whiel4 bra 10- visril4'our p t plc, teen in tilt- midst, of cainjvc.;:t4 e circum lt:inces 173 - -1 " c. th ; ; " 011 Wl4l , we itiarriod tel4itsce yotrin :1" Given 4t our I:4llft:rig lacad-quartcr3 ;st tisevitsa,Aftg , ost 14, 151 U. ' ( SiepteQ) Nitllll.loN. ,s COlll.7FriA AND [Portlier I;itract...) Lvzsolci, SE:tr.'. 25 r ---W e ili.tre received the Cii;• dizpapers to tlu, 18th inst. e.nd in the Reilacienr Ge neral of the we read i'itlt Iteit t t-,retttli i ng grief the. following:Article ." ,I n the Extraordinary Sitting of tllo'..Cortes i,!zt(i otlicial dispatch .trorts, the Peitnancnt tleptitation, min Cher front the 'Secretary .Of State tor the kingdon, awl the Consultation of the c'..onneil of State,' minced to three points' . Tl4t - thire is tlq,libubt but what the yellow fever exists iu Ciibrtiltex. That in Catitt putrid,tvers,, with ;appearance of the: yet • low fever, have been Observed. • 3.. That hitherto theybati not been contagioal, but that'il . wiit the opinion of the Council, ;that, the, future Cortes, and the I. l , , .rmanent Deputation, should be re:Moved to another place." " . The :C9nelso, of time I,7th, says', ,that the Junta. of Ilealthat i Vihraltar had not, on the, lAth tember,, tleclared that: thefcvers whicli4p,re,vailed there were the yellow fever : front the sth :to the .: 13th, 25 'persons bad most severe. precautions Itatl;heen adopted,. who fall sick are conducted to the t...e:zaretto. , We. know that our vigilant and paternal (.iovernment Imi.given vigorous 'orclera in this respect, and we hope that.- in consequence. of this intelligence; the vigilance in this port will he . ~• Eattami, SEPT. 1 1,4)11 the 7th 11'81)404 ,sol dier (a Snramentada), a native of k'arnplona, de livered a later from Soult, fur 'Casan i CoVernor of Pamplona ' to the following, effect 41MaNsouta Grxtotat,--ft six SitlCv I took tie, cominaad the artey, and I hure not yet receiver, the least intelligence f:oin you; in the Liter' coil of July I Was . neat , Pamplona, where I thought to Ste•yop, but circumstances united to tiblig•elne to differ for some days that Inow4nt soltick do not think (lir:oW. I desire that you will "let me know your actual s;' nation, and the last moment to Which you can hold oat, ;t.:Vi well ns the CirCniipstceli of the enottlY• i-J*o every olio to - glre me information; a single word wilt be, sufficient to make out ttie,ternainder, DUKE of DALNIATIA. "S. Aran de Lui, Sept. 4, rata. ' • • • • " fleatl-yoditerA, Vinarbi o Sept: 18, 1813. " In the night between the 12111., and 13th; Lord lientinek's heed-quarters were. in Villa Franca, and the vast - gu a rd, touirsed ofihe COM bineiVA rmy, composed of two LtigliNhattalions, the Cadiz TiridOres, the ISt Arragon -Volunteers, and the column of Grenadiers of this, Army, were in Ordal when it was 'attacked by 10;000 enemy's infautry, 800 horse, and six cannon: The:Said vanguard bud °Ay two pieces of artillery„not withstending which, end that its force i were in— ferior to that of the enemy, it made a gallant and determined resistance, resorting to the bayonet, and supporting so tinecpuil a 'enntest to . break •of day. At this hour it retired in as good order us. if it had been oil parade, having caused tßrc eue , my great loss, although at the expence of'seeteat gallant OffiCers. • ' • " ‘"rhe enemy led on .with this advantage; formed the proud project of seizing uptin the park of baggage the English had. in Villafrancal and for this purpose advenced pig 24th'Regiment •of Pragoons, and the 4th of Hussars"; . bet . theDenth 1-insu e s and other &nip!) cavalry spoiled their intention, by attacking With such briskness and order, that they caused a dreadful destruction, killing a Colonel, and:taking more than 120 sol diers prisoners. .SUCHET'S project was to rein force the garrison of Tortosak but this unexpec ted and obstinnte resistance obliged him to desist from his intention." lIELiGOLAND AND GOTTltNiftjp,ott MAILS: ti:orther Extracts.)' AL,T014.4, SKr'''. 20.--We have just received the following Bulletiu from Lunebourg it is worthy of attention, on account of the positions contained in it, and throws some lital►t on the mysterious movenicats towards the llohemian 'girders, from whence they always return back again. These Bulletins arc printed, and thrown into the ad vanced posts ; whoever is found With such a one on the French territory, incurs a long Imprison ment. There are other Bulictini which come down as late as the 24th ; and base beet! received here, which say t hat the Crown Prince has crossed the LUC with .10,000 men. Thieltaan has taken Nan►nbourg by surprise.,' and made 1500 prisoners. According to other ,accounts Leipzic is said to have beet► taken by storm, in which the Tanner's-street was burnt down, and the Duke of Padua killed. The Russians, have again returned from the Hanoverian territory to this side of thtt Mc, and 1300 Cossacks, under. Tettenborti, now in Lonebnorg. Lcknu►l►l will be in a eritleat situation. u.riunehorir i t, a pt. et. French army is assailed on ull Sides, and deprived of ;A - great part ()tits subsistence. After the''enorrneuS: losses it has sustained, a want of confidence in, their cie»etal is felt both by soldiers and afficers ; and we can truly affirm, 'that not only the possibility ' , but even' the desire of .con;;.. gutting, is 'dead in them. There is no spirit, no natural.: tie to bind men of such different de scriptions together and the union of which now only subiistS by the forcible mans adopted to .eunnrel n servitude Which cannot long .hold out against the just force of our united arms, which, have been called ,upon to eornh 4 f .by the voice of nations. Ilundreds are daily deserting to the Aliies, and thousands. bless their fate at having fallen into 4 captivity 'which opens to them an oportmilty Ofserving under Oin - colouri; A Saxon legion is forming, and agreat not9her of men arc collected to form a Bavarian one: bait: (Allot% of Spsniartis deserted to us at Ningdentag• who witrnow tight against their oppressors.. . The Grand Allied Army wai Bola atOitttriog over the I n e l ;7l “ % i v lt i 3 4 llB to t :.:• ‘ a v r a d ri ' i' Cl Sll )oM X4l tl i ;t Y l, its parties as far as-Altenburg. , Ciro. Blucher has been joined by the . Aultrian (;eaerriis, Bohnaw4v. Nelperg, at Boo:ten 3 :not no the 16th eifeleCt junction with °coeval Inuenzein, and to attach on the ibth. Opposed to them wit; th? beaten army. of 'Marshal MaCtlttnAd, titer) ror , vs , a :25,000 men - ii ; Oi'o , seishayit. Tito General Bcfitiltiscli forms a r ewrve from (30erlitz at fox us tits Ktitript - 0; , Tile Crown /riti•.:c Sweden is 'udvareing. The bridge overlhefilhe tkpilmsoploilefed„on . the '2l t to! ,Cien or a l Tan* gnzeirt is ilem%Tostgata,„Geheral But.o%*4lear clehnrg,', AM!, k i rclFritt,fierpiclefelch at .Witteribef* 8 05 1 101 libitS iti.possessinwof the .Swedes,,l. Zerust was .g , arttisoßect by the Russians. ..iMarshal • Ney was concentrating his fro-4s neut. Dunnu., cu the other side of the [PRIV4LTE I :XTRACT or A LETTER not 1•114 COAST,3I.I'VED Y.EPT.5.% 1811 • ft On the Ibtli Instant there was an .altair neu be- twerp thc. french atol,,tlrt Allies, to the thsairauttlic of the fertner,,,and of, which the result (If tile accounts irom Pi4titly respectable gusrttr aie , to ,bt credited, was the exp. turn .of city of Leipsic by assault. The tlea Iles 'tan. !ait's ; btettine .the ,prep ,of. dames, The Governor of that citY.( 4 S4r.s!cani tld'telativc,of Napoleon's), as well as the CO111:111i112dsint, .was It is said.tliat,loQ picc.c,.. of, can.. twu werq found there. , tTcntrai Ildelmann .is agitip Com roaudant.,.,Ha has vildatiod friendly Prodamigton to thySax,9rti. ‘. • 2,, , •, • • • • It is beliered,.thnt pimpoo is ,atsp, the power of the Allies. Itis.statett,:tiOt.tthtife - , are 'solike Vrencli troops, of Dimes, commanded by French officer's, irt Eiltin, where they hove required ,fiora thh.t itailtesul of cattle, 400 Jests of grain, and 240 pieces of brandy. 1 ‘ OnSaqtrday ionic, of tbe ltussar,s of the Allies made a rc coottylterkng party of 90 gensdarm.es, and forty eastura-house 'cllicers',,,prisonct,s,. behind the ;,Schwarteetlherg, near Hur buri... Sincr,yesterthty,they,ltee bee►y„busy here in emptyini, , , the hospitals; and, it h believed, the sick are to be carried to . . .Bremen. m The inhabitrkuts!Of Lairecti hare been . nuence trf soperiorionters which have' hi i ii rccc,i i i there, toi praviaiuti.the Karrison for ittr Jays, whioil will be a new titig tit if , 4,000 marks." Et.fit No, Sill. 17..-1 . 11. e. -British ob. the water in .con. junction witit t •the ltassians nun Priissinns on ilia 13;i t l- h i.tis, have wade ;three'uttachs the fortress of i.p I were repulsed, in nil of them ; they were, howeVer, to make a feurth attempt:. ''Si.- PtTrtt-Sts uncut,. SETT. 13.--The American Commis- . sinners having faked iu their object, ore pri.pariwo tali() their departurii: The intelligence from the Arbiles is in uvery situation satisfactory. Li carp is greatly rerluOti prlce. 'rho gitchange is at td„," • iii t ,iOD LAN i, 4 fair e 3.--4erlittr ttM trtt:it .I . o litulltutt is one. which tin, been communicated to usill soinsithing tilto unofficial shape,- anti it if, that a tiegociot inn is in progres* between irenlinitrii. and (Vreut Britalb, witicfi haiire s ;leen ' in:cute. rated hy the tt O itecctsltief the pe4ple of N. One: of the prelioihkaies ss alleged to be, ttmt provisi-ms 4houli4 be promptly lent thither, with, however, the condition, that veasels conveying such supplies first touch ttt swim port in Great Britain." From the Itaiettto , lnvatiq, ding. /10—(Stp.•11.) " What feeling, what recollection of great, deeds, what hopes do ,not fill the bosaws of tlw Russisms on this day, so sacred to all INSSians how properly i 5 it Selected for drawing still closer those ties which bind its -to our native conntry; and to our " In the ancient ; times of Russia, the heave; the determined, Gratin Prince Alexaoder, with 14s . mighty arm; broke lice foreign chains on the banks of the Neva, and the day which bears his name became a festival (lay, rounded on loitiond. gratitude and .when :we on this day egnio mist our prayers to the throne of the Almighty, far our beloved Monarch, for i Alexander theFirvt„ is it not again fin the exalted auvionrof oureonntry ? It' we a year ago on this very day received the hi telligence of the battle of Borodino, with joy, .bu.t mixed with f . ettrfuldread,.andqlit ,this Ally no trace, is remaining of the savage swarms who then ra. tho heart of, our native canotry . , whoni else have we to thank for it than thee, out eunit., try's father, thee, Alexander. Pawlowitscit the First—the tirt among Princes, who iwnt himself not before the eonqueror, but bid loin derthllte With:tlid ! highi 'spirited firmness of: a Rossi - an So, vertigo. :Ry.thee, exalted INlonarch, the pomp °f this present day Is not only renewed, and mad more joyful and still dearer, but it is imulered by thee .never to. he forgotten by us, and by the latestimnsterity of Russia " But. .soon will this Clay become a day of prayer and rejoicing, not only for ittissia's'faith ful eons, but those nations Whom thou bast savid will hereafter. with joy look forward to Al-exenT tiler's day. Ott one and the same day will time hum m an race celebrate the feast of their liberation ; their salvation by thee, Et»peror Alexander the and whatever beers the human :04n from the North to the South Pole, will in prsAyer im 7 plore the Almighty for Ids' hlessiOg on Alasiinder the First, the Liberator of his People, and tho Saviour of the World.' CORM,VNA 111A11:6 (ARRIVIW TIM )/ORNINO.) • BILBOAp SEPT. i is afthi that St=1:1 1 will kki, I .AL Q .anULT. who, Oil repitssing the liidahstia, i 4 ter having been shamefully ro' Wed by Ulterior force*, threw aivsy his Ilatun, declaring that he no l onger wished to conunitod cow:any troolts who did not deserve the name of 'Frenchmen. 111ADRID, SEPT. 22.—The garrison t - if Pamplona daily more and more experientes the,rignurs of famine. .On * the IVI . the.soldier's ration wn' t s - re4' doted to 8 02. of bread, 2i of horseflesh, mid one of rice, without salt or vinegar. Miriam, SEPT 20.— , Gerona has.-heen mined, in order to Make it exiieriente the Sante fate . :'us the unfortunate `.l in On. the 11.9 th 010 S fhb gll tII e ray evacanted , !ho hovpirlas. employulentt. Srrr. 0... , -The troops of the third Army fepinee thote of the' Artily of . ll.userVe of And who 'Will pi'oeeed th the 'of the' Pyrenees. it appears that the Preach Cavalry in that oft hive retreated more - withiti.Frence. This that for the present they do not'inetin to Attempt any, thing.' The Movement and • Comen: ti aiou of the allied troops make 'us suppo3e they : will' resume the offensive, and - siv wthe bo r tte AT !iitOtal l i the eilernr accept it • ~: rtlirtin , gsen dis• of that very oc derniati• charges , Russian 1 laiiient *egialco6, loss , is 1100v,ii •awri ur: Liintto4 taid-qe Quartyr. nitt. it!ec. , %trCq (o(1,1‘j mike! Il ( 1 ''t* . c4l ( t)d fling, " mi jort 1 'Falll'44l' " mall e t e 4 hurtit 0 041 1 r a nd i° flu, 410 f. itat 4 t, 00, • w i rd e alt •Pet' Art, 4,- t 0# tl jad 304 t tow° et - t 3;O 611, r, toic „ 01! fit')ll4l Y