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FRObl THU LONDON -",ET 00 . '.16, 1813. 63f . ..0N1AL DEPARTMEN i . T, bp/Oring-strept,, 'Oct. 14, ISW. tisratehes which the following are enpiea, were this day reeeiTied ' tiy Earl Bathurst, 'front Lieutenant-Geueral Sir tieorgt Pretrost, Best. Head-floitrters, kitgstod, Upper Canada, Aug. 8, LOUti,--I have the honour to actintlint you Lordship that the ; rnetny is - fleet of , tivelve aitit..iiiatle its appearance off York bit Abe 31st the three -square-rig,ged V ess ci , the Pike, Madiv,On., '-and.Pncitl4, cause's;) anchor is the of= ting, but the sehioners passed up the harbour, and lauded several hoat's full of troops at the for intr. garrison; and proaqAlecl" from tl o to the 'Of which. they tiftilcpossesitiii. - Th'ilY,Viietted the gaol, liberated the.prisonerai. and -took ti*tly three soldiers con:ipid or felony : they then went tot lite anti 'parched 'the feiv their this Ord& not , be removed they nett' eriteieil titorc,liOnses- of somer inhabitants, seized'3bei contents, chiefly flour, t Vie. .same beingjirLy4fe property ; hctween cloven and lV el V e () I C i Ar4b3 t night they r retnmed hoard"the . ir vessels.; tte ne It morning,. Stifithilithelst instant,, the enemy again and-sent three armed boats tip the river 1.,11411,..' in \ search of public stores, of which, 'being asapponitell; ly,; , sunset both soldiers' and intilota ltrtil etiltetiated: thi town,' the'smtill bar-. rack,- wood..yard, and .ktoffi- e , On Gibraltar Foint, having been iirst set on fh-c by them ; ancl at dav-ligTht the Icillowing — morninB . the, enemy's fleet sailed; ' -- • - •• • • The :plirder!tobtaiiied by the enemy npon this• predatory expedition ha's been indeed, tritlingoink the loSs has nitogether fallen upon individuals ; the- publie—itores' of every' destription been rr mewed :% and time only pritioners, taken byt them being Confined felons and invalids in pica I. , The ti.oops . which were landed were , neting as piarines, and k• appeared .:to be about twd • hun-.' 4ted and fifty men.;- they were under .41m com-., Oland of Commodora Chauncey, and Lickeriant tolonel Scott, in unexchatiged prisancrof War his parole,' both. of , -whom landed with the trotop§: the .town, upon the- arrival of the enc. was totally defenceless, the iuilitia were still 'On thch: parole, .and. the principal Gentlemen had Wired, from an . apip . reLension or ,being treated With the sarneseverity„ used toward 6 several in habitants near Fort George, who had heel' made p t rioners trod' sent to- the, I.ll,:ted States ;,,,fli,ent riant-<;o16n0 Batteaby, cif t:.e Olengarry Pen . eliblet, with the'detach - ment'Of light - troops iinder IliSchintnat*, , wto -bittl been iadOtied nt - Yorr, was, h upon the.appearance r,f the.enetny'. 11.. et irtf• that plai:,,on the, 2!)111tilt. ordered, with iii, de 7 taelimeni, and light artillery, to firoct .d !Or tli4" rrotittiontof ;•tir fOini`cd on linrlingtero Ilei),:,hts,-whert,heliml joined ,:i‘lojor,Manle's der' taeliewat of ti :e 104th regiment, end concentrat, eci'hi the following evening. irivy titiring the 'course of that day, landed from the:fleet five - littntiret4 Yuen, hear, Wendt's 'llqtyst,, vri t th an intention. of storming the he,ights, - I t oitr i B H ittera4is re-embarked and . stobtl for aeenunts from Major-Generatile kot . - tcnburg, are to the :id inst. when the. enemy's Ilept hp! anell()l . cil, Niagara; I have received no tiding tet tior ,s, pratirov under Sir Jamcs 1: cu, 'Milne its salting . from ticuce on. Ole 31 st oft: 1 have thc honour, to be, etc. 'Llm.c.).itti4TitEvc.)sT. ?Ar &c. au. Ibritd•quartem, Kinkstua, Upper etinarla,4ltg. 1Y Lott4,,-.-Referrinn. to . my digit:4o,4st the 1.. t instant, wherein lo4thehoriour of:acquaint ing your,,Lordship.that ..I,,had..thoup;bt. it expe dient to endeavour to relieve.-Upper Canada from the pressnreof the war, lind to call the enemy's at:tendon tO,the deft:net of , their own settlenicnts tin Lake Giatitplain, eniployilig such naval of *cornett “as circumstanees would permit me to obtain from Quebec, to man our gun-boats d the captured Amerivan vessels, for the purpose ref co.operliting— with a 'stria!! but chbsen body of troops, in various demonstrations on that sheet 6(watcr. . • • • .1 have now the satisfaction of transmitting 'herewith, to your Lordship,' for the information of his Royal -. Flightless the Prince! Regent, the of a letter 1 have just received from Alajor-ciene ral Sir Sheafle, commanding in' the Mpp tmul'dktrict, conveviniohe ()fficial reportnf 144 7! detailing the operatiovs of the combined onweinerth Which took place on the 29th July; .atul,i .040 ,the. copy of allo t her, which.l hove rceel yeti feo/11 ,Eve.norl, of the Royal Navy.' to whose prompt, 'zealous, and alAca , itilstAnce I feel highly. indebted. ob;ects 1,l tI i , service have been fully ac t ompliThetl.by the total destruction of all the coo to y• N block-hott.es, barracks and stores of e ve.-1 v , fle,,!cripti oa at Plattsburgh, .55w tittOrt,. and Tqvvn, dial the extensive lArrtacks. at c;ipahie of ilino four; thousand melt, beLt, burnt ; all naval ordnance, and other •storels•.ou wet.;_ t , ideilt th .„1 4 al i c been dektroyed or carrii-d awm , , • '.ibis import:lot f)crvice has been performed with it degree of promptno.s.4ind regularity' highly ho nourablo to the officers, directing ale expe.ditiuh, stud without sustaining.ithy 1° , 4.-1 have. kze. • (Sign(il) GEozzoE PitovosT. ,Lori Bath aria, Montreal, August 5, 1818. • e T i rive t h e h o nou' transmitting to your Ex,celieney, the reports of the Naval and Anlitary Commandos of the force employed on,the txpoition to Lake - Chproplaio, ontlert,4ien in uhedience to your directions- LieutenatitColooct iqurray„ with the troops; kod two, of the gull 4)0114; returned riu the :id to hie end the ves§chi arrived there yesterday,' The service, on, which they were sent, As been etFeeted in ti manner tehich , relleet s gre a t credit. oh,the Connnauders:, und-Ou those ,IN ; h o act ed :u nder them. • • - ,(Signe(l) 1 1-1. Srr EAPFE, GCD, etc. iji, EXCelliaiCy Sir Ceoro et itst, Dart. Sm. /34th Ea. • 141 e aux tiaix, ISI3. Sta,—The land forces of the expedition dim left the pioVinee J r at 'Oh tiro ehter 7 prise on Lake Champlain, returned this cloy, otter. haunt(; fully 44ecompliShod the objects prttprsed, •An4„haviogrearyletl,,Ory order int o 0-tectijion. block -'house; corittiiissa- . ty:s billudings,and isroV es anhep9sition of I'.latt.6- litteg i 'tog her the eXtensiVt barrticri 'of Ba. htnae, capable of confainitit font 4 thousand troops, Were destroyed ; sonic stores were brought tdfi particularlfa 'quantity of naval stores ; shot,. and, equipments for a large , number ,O'f: batteAux. The barracks and stores at the posit iOn of , on Alissiquoi ,Day, „together wiO several bat tcaux at the landinio4oe, .were destroyi!d. A detachment has 'reen sent to destroy the pub lic buildings, hairacks, .liltick-houseS, .&c. at Chaniplain Evtry ricsistattee waS rendered by the , $)-ciperatios of Captains Everard at - 1(11 1 ring, NaVy, commanding his gajesty:t sloops 'ot War Broke and Shannon. rgreat benefit from Ow tarV knoWliedg , Lieutenant-Colonel 11th rittimeatt . (iiecond 'in 'command). 1 have to report, ifittheThigliest terms of approbation, the' • discipline, regularity, - and ebeerful, conduct of the *O - ole atilt! troops, and feel folly iNnifident, that' had an oppoitunity . - offeret4, their 'courage would hai'e been equally, convictions. • • •- - • General Iltottptori'?haa: concentrated the whole of the regular forces in the vicinity-of Lake Chatn pttirr at Burlington, il•orn the best information, stitir to lie about four thousand five hundred yegiilar: troops, and a large body of militia. The m ili t i a foice, assembled for the defence' of - Plattsburgh, disbanded on 'the appearance of the arthaineut., The naval part of the expedition is still cruizing on the LaLe. For any ` further' information, 1 beg leap; to refer you to your Aide-de-C'amp', Cap tain Loring, the bearer of this dispatch. I have, &c. (Signed) J. M un nay, To 3eipt.C4.•)i..-4 it. 11. Steeatie., Bart. &e. &c. Sze. Isle DIM MAX, Aug. .1, Sin,---Beferring to my letter tit yesterday, I have now the honour . to enclose the report of c:iptain "I'.liott , Deptity Assistant Ouarter-Master- General, stating his having completed the service lie yas detached upon. 1 take this opportunity' of.expressiT4 the very great benefit I derived from the judicious and zealous conduct of Capt. Elicitt i in the exeCntion of the arduous duties of Deputy Assistant-Quarter-Mater-Oeneral to the exp.:di , tion. I have, &c. (Sig:ne(l) ; Licht, Major-General Sit It.. tiliettire, Bart. tke. Isle aux Pioix, Aug. 813. yonrorders communicated to me .yestei•d;ty, lr landed with a 'L I etachmeut of the 100th regiment under my command, arid pro ceeded to Champlain Town, where we burnt two blOCk-hbuse, awl. destroyed the commissaix's stares. This service *as performed without op position, there being none of the enemy's troops at that post, awl the inluAlint remained per fectly quiet. I have; c. (Signed) G. A. 1441.10 T, captaink. and D.A.Q. 14,1-1 Gen. To Liaut...cotono Marray, cormagntiog. 'lie. I aka Csatuatipia c.) u aj w has. apprised ,your Excellency of my repairing with .a party of ot - lieer.i and:seamen to man the sloops. and gnu 'boats at Isle. aux Noix, in consequence of your letter of the , Ith ultimo, addressed to the senior officer of his Majesty's ships at Quebec, stating it to ,be of great importance to the public service that an attempt should he made to alarm ; the enemy on the Montreal frontier, &c. and agree able to. your wish that I should communicate any t,l.ling-..interesting that might occur, I have the honour to acquaint you, that the ohjeet for which the Taps under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Murray had, been detached,. having been fully ac complished by the destruction of the enemy's block-house, arsenal, barracks, and public store houses remaining on the west side of the Lake be yond Plattsburgh, r stood over to Burlington with the Shannon anti one gun-boat, to 'observe the state oldie enemy's force there, anti to afford him an opportunity of deciding the naval superi ority on the Lake. We were Close in on' the fote moon, oldie. 2d, and found two sloops of about 'one hundred tons burthen, one aimed with eleven guns, the other -thirteen, ready for •sea, A third sloop!: (somewhat larger), fitting out wi:b guns on 'board, ,and two gun schooners laying ,mider the. protection Of , ten guns mounted on a bank of 'one hundred feet high, Without a breast-work, -- two scows mounting one gun each, as floating but.: teries„ and several field-pieces on the shore. ITO ing.captured.and destroyed four vessels,' without - uny attempt on the part of the enemy's armed vessels to.prevent it, and seeing no prospect of inducing him to quit his position, where it was imPossible for us to.attack.him, Tam now retail ing to execute my original orders. • ThaVe the honour to bey &o. • • (Signed) • Trios. EVERARD,. Commander of his Majesty's sloop Wasp. Lient.•Grneral Sir G. Prevost, Bari. &e, &c, En'Ogn-Offlee Oct. 15, 1813. Disp4tebent, of which the following. ore copies, hare been re-, 4 :-Tivgd-by-Vi , CP-Illitialstirtvnith, his Itlajesty'4 Prineipul Se cretary uf..!.,:n Mc for Foreign Anairs, from Lieuteoont-Gen t tto- I,i4noorobte.hir C. stewart, K. IL-.his' Majesty's Envoy trlowilnotry 4114 Minister Pleuipotitntiory to the-King - : of Prussia. Pragtte, Sept. 17, 1813. My Loan;----Altboogh nothi ng Very materi a l has occurred in this quarter' si nce my Inst patches, I take the opportunity that oilers to state to your Lordship a few pen i ticulars that may he in teresting. (in the 13th, General Count Dolma, who now commands the Anstrian'corps lately nit tier General Nelpperg, which has been much re inforced, entered Neustadt, and Nenkirchen, and came into close communication witit'General Blu cher, who had his head-quarters at lierinshntt„ with bis advanced posts beyond Bautzen, the ene my having tithed to Ilishoffswerdcr. On the 14th ma is of the grand in the morning,. the advanced army advanced again to the frontiers by ti l e_ road to retersrialde. The rear-guard of tie enemy, consisting of two battalions of infantry, a regi ment of cavalry, and some guns, were forced from Nollendorf by Count Pahlen, commanding Witt genstein's adva n ce. The artillery of the Allies, and 'bore force, were in readiness to follow as soon the roads could be made practicabla, The . • Pi'Whia.Ml iiiit i cr Goner d niace &so's, miived to EllerOorf and Tolsdorfl. hnonaparte assisted penotolly at the grand re"- t ., •111)-Oisshuce tluit '‘‘ , ls Made on the lthb : he his li . ead-quait!,!Es itt 4Zilaat4 - 04 1.1411 - ,' Offt moved forwarp• tin theietk 114T:cn.: 4 .1 - cin; near Alttoliurg-, on ilie.l2th: The plan or , the enemy seems luiVC been , to have-littacred the Allies, if lie Could tli to With an evident advan -tt:tge, It - not, ,to impede their advance, - and — bY menaces gain tiinesither hi extricate himself from the dangerous gredicantent in which he stands, to manteuvre the Allies out di . their positimi. On the 154, int he twinning, the enemy continued to, retire; and Prince Schwarty.enberg ordered a neralreconnoissalite' dr') sides Os' he tirade Count Wittgenstein's anti Count Pahlen's corps tell in with the enemy near Peterswahle. knur tKpladrons • of aussiatt cavalry , very gallantly. charged a French column, cut. down se-,, vent' hundred omen. 'Forgive . your Lordship . some idea of , these- attacks, .front a. French return which has been found of the hiss of the 7th regiment of infuntr . Y.„ wlicn t4:14440 eitvalry iu Count Osterman's action charged, they had eight hundred and twenty %I :minded, and seven hundred and'thitty killed ; the residue of fugitives remain ing were six hundred. The enemy's corps in advance, opposed to Count Paten, conststt4 of trielve thousand men, under General Bonnet ; they inatle a-good stand near Gotliebe. tiix-Rtakian •light guns Areat exe cution, dnd torced this column to lease their. ground.• The main position of ine:enetny was not attacked. An Anst rim! corps of seventeen thou sand men., under Cotint Collored.,, equally recon noitred the en•ony on the side of- 11.1renszein and BreZtenan. The head-cptarters'of the enetay, nc- Cording to r e port, tv - ere now r en t o‘, 44 .l to ap. poldswalde. General dkewiymetition,2ii to ..,•:;•kir 140r:!s1,1ji cOnlArAblp,:succyss. 11, oo:;. 6.)11 (,t the towill'it'W . E44SetifeS, wa:4Oc:u• 7 pied byinfantrrand artillerL, and tuadc a - Gent';r rail, forty officers, _anti near one thuuSitl :three hundred - taco. I)o4otters. The Austrian Qv:L. : I M ensdorf, allot her partizan, tool: akareinch'cottri between Leipzic anal Dresden, -charged - with :Li -patches and letter. - , front the ,French gritty for Paris, ttilettst fire thousbnd in fitunher. these lettt!rs give the most dolefal—cletails•ot•lhetsreritit army and of their defeats.• • .The4hole• are to he print- . ~ d, told are in the , ,most-despooding Of the wholt corps' . efigrrgett - finder 'Marshal Ney, only 16,0d0Oten have eseepiNl, 10,000 hAve arrived alt Dre , :,denotuder-Oudinot, the rest rot Wittenbt:rg and Torgau, It is also stated, ''that the new winds, <tlltl rorticularly the artillery, 5..;;f -fered dreadfu/ly in tt, . I;A;tle . by. Dresden ; Gc;.: rnelust and S!•:rniOr Were killed; ',lnd {:..ner. - :Is Dutnotttier, Pentni, Veen, awl Anbert . ,' Y.ere'rely wuitn,lcd. Pc-H -forcements ah ontit:nv . to slxteen thou men, have reached Er fare; ' but they a . a . c of a bati lity of troops. • On the 15tit, in the evening., the enemy trough up more troops against Count Pollen, and a s. it' WRS not :theinteution-of th*Alties to engage ` ttentraj, fra -fit .. tltc .4,ll(plUiAlliAn u iS:'icK to lendorf. The . Fre'neh had two corps . d'artae supporting their advanced corps of twelve thou,- sand torn. General Blucher's last accounts were- front Bautzen, and'his advanced posts at Weiske lurch, within it German mile of Dresden,, and be is in close communication with the Prince Royal's, army. General Kleinatt's corps is atAlarienherg.- consid. , ..rableeorp of the enemy are at Frey berg, and a'corps of their cavalry betw,een that andNossen. I have the honour to be, (Signed) STi , in'AIIT, Vent.-Gen. Prague, scot.. I'D, nsia. Rly 1401 1 1 ),•,--It appears that the enenty on the 16th occupied the mountain and heights in front of Nollendorti, in Considerable force. They made-,.. in the evening, an attempt to . turn the , right of the Allies before C u l tn , w hil e they also„ ;Itssalled thesentre and left.—Buonaparte seenis 'to have assisted in person at this affair:;-,-Eifteen thousand men were detached to iurn,the'right, 800,0,ath vanced in front and on the left : about .3();, ; 060t men find' 800 Cavalry iii reserve, forined tack' on the part of the enemy. 'on the . l7th „Atm coi'ps moving on our right, being Contealed'hy' an intense fog, 'and, advaniing through= thick woods, had succeeded TO gaining our - think before Its movementwas peTerivetl.-..' While the ellerny , forced the Russians and Prussians from, the village vt Nollendort by yell- . sttnetioy''t76ree, hut were kept in check on the i.a.t,..(361eral lerome toted°, with a corps-of Aust;:ans, fell on the enemy's advanced column, y. - iich had gained our right, and with an intrephlity, . .and order, that has gained universal admiration, com pletely defeated it, took between two - and three thousand prisoners, a Mong who i s th e G e n e hd diviston'Kreitzer; and tunny officers, efitl ten:tons our hiss may have been aboitt one thousand hided. and wounded. At the time the enemy made their attack,onthe centre, the l i russiatts were about to , be relit:y.o-, by the Riessiatis, which occas i one d some momentary, disorder, very fine yennig.rnan, sqnpi: Blocher, nlio was diStingnishing hithself, yery gallant ly in re- est wtis k " I .l' ha , enemy, repulse(' at .nil retired into their:: position again on the mountains, occupying, bow-••' . ever,,Nollendorf. .''The allies 'took up their old , ' ground, and - , extend across the plain in a semicir enlarposition. The continned affairs and skit.. triishes during the last fortnight, have cost many men on both side,s; 11th there can bv tit 3 dotibt of the enemy haVing sulfered in at lea t:; portion. It is stated Os a positive fact, that , Buo • naparte had his horse shot mulerlihn while, recon. twirling on the hill, .1 ineitiSe a detailed report received 'from Colonel Cook, of the affair of the . ligth and 17th. I have the honotir to be, &c. (Signed) . CHAS. STEWART, Lieirt. Gen. [Then follows report front Co!onel Cooke, de- I titiliog the Same circumstances as mentioned in Sir Chalks Ste wart's dispatches, and two Au :411 .. 139 military iefmrts to a ;iintitar eirvct, dated Toplitz_ c!, l Bept. 15th and 17th.] Achnn-at . ll4oi ee ' t - - .. art l / 4 1 G i s ) 4 ti er from Captaie olive*, of his tlele.ty's,•-hip Valiant, (Lit vil I liftx Iteiliaarr•Canc 2H,„ i i 3, atiktet the capture ni , ti'..! 1 . ..i;:t.i; friiir, At'btiitiii tit . it at m*, by the dtrit4o.,, ~litkulnarg Bay, Nova Scotia l where she 'dew 11), tri ,:vitis. •it to not known it i. sti i wied &vat tinny Dun yrs iti in ;ler; . and' eight got WI ,hate at Lttethnu, % tlt•in badly won:idea liy the explojanr m ' A ietter frniri CNitait: Si John Ponllereiford, ,of Isis ,-, j ! Ay's ship l' , ii - ctiers, 'dated at s.itt; 40 2 ,i 17, st;it' ll ,, he 1 tare of the 1 - 9rh Town, Atnetican *hip ptivate, 01""'".' gun. and one hundred and folly men. S . A letter front Lieutenant Peclingliorite, of bis MO , ship St. lioioingo, state: an attach upon the Ar.iericau 01':,, tit. l l: it:l: st to ll rl t ee i e s ,huiolentirrsi carriages; ee f r ns u i t r 2 c t a i l tidhiebt,aitcri,t,ratto,fyti:t j i i p ia i t lic: j : t g i I,i e : s it u n oli : t i , u °untied. , s ,,a, A. letter front Captain Hamilton, of hi; 111.1je,tVi r. Rainbow, statii% the roi - cnig Mt slim ,. a remaaahlv, fl,t,a: ing brigantine; ,of one - b rut . anti lot ty Dieu, tii!...lf tA . Cavallo. , . r.) A letter frottitaptain Flin, of his Majesty's s1 0 ' ) i ) jli his, dated Caglitiri Ray,' Ji4 9.5, 5t P... 1 {tic Clprare Ot A. French Nel) .•IT . .• 1 - ~.,- t , i lai d hula Tjo," ,J. .. .a.tal el .p Iva ter, t 1 ~. :• , , e li forty shirt, an.ll4nisshetatapture,... ' A list o captures nittte 1;y the t Lonna rig et i n I gazetted, f hem,: eu" the 1.. ,-I ,t J uly autl ',loth ~I,tetill,.tri Ilk lows. _ . fiik'S*4lUPT Charles Newton, - Tof...Cleremont - li ouse, 13 rum ptuir, scriviAter; BANKRUPTS: John Bryars; BrtAeleir,"Ssl4,l.-- - * 29, 30,.awkriorember 27, at elerV nriti;enorth, Salop.. A .t t o rniei, 7 Proctor, Brurtscriek-square, or Mr . . Britignorth, Shropshire. '.rbointis Frost, Wolverhampton i• St Octobef 2rt, 40, NotenAier . 27, At -Oh Bridgenorih, Salop. Attorni.e,A trick, Brittiennrth, or :11-r.'ll'itliattl hampton, or ?des.); s. Baxter and 14 Jahn-Mew, qjiton, Cloucestergtire , SO, an!' Ntirembts z,.at one, a t th Bri , lol, Attornit•i, Messrs. Note - i' Inn square, ot : ':tir. :;,,,ry 17taii#,X., Thomas. 13:.1'....er, late u; trullyi-0:11-qti iv tvrr, October I9, 1 „,i)0 1 . ar "` lti S'' `Ginl4lll4ll;,(4otard„ - .. 11Ttoro t es, Yir. 1ti:0.,71 , ' , t:-Oeerl"..oll7etst itqal i:.:.ephatr -Tann - , I'. :it,t;ton, (iratechur,:l)-Streit? , 4, :LI: ':, at ten, tit :(3uiltilialll " L, P.,i!ne,, lioulhty•-str , •et. ' • . 1.01,1 Hip, Sitwerion-rom:•,`Nessingtoni .::I,Noremb , ..n., 2 anti i.l*, at twelve, I .11.tturt) ,, y, :qr . . ‘Vitts,m' s Cliffat•trs-ln , -Thonlalloitiau;.,-Oreat Ititssengstreet; I Novetniirr ', 4, anti '27, at ten, at • Attorttie.lic.w.s...Wiilianwou -aod Jt.1... 1 t,'..Jstip,,lo4:. of. , SCAA;bOFOV:I 4 ~., ; .: 4:6 tl- !IPOU-140 1 . i tit% 11.6 1 ,&I ; 17;:ikt tle*in ;-rtt -the filao 1 -!. ~ Att •t!:;•••-, . ' l•r. rieury Br, , ..• • p, 11 .11, ,, , , ,1• .., :‘,..w.1L ..,,,....1,44,,, 0,,,,,,,.,, ' : :::),,,rn-i,ir,:44•, (h. 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The ~ tay of the A l'''!'',,,'iii i l ei; ~ ihast:allor, wiltell'itir the moment liert E. . 1 1*, or Foreign Allairs at I.'arii, preVeuted il'p I , .:ith iii; Aloje.sty. Ile confided tO die •- 0 4 1 it'c"''eAlte care of heariii%;•Coutit /1•1503,,:i -coverilto ?) the reasOns whieh hail-tieteratisitot 1,11':i.,,i,`")"., Tlic protesttition.: ;-,.hicii the '4 . ..'noa . ii:O1 so 1061(11SC,I, :.i 0,1 10; iCit (c:, tintinti renewed," re!..peetilv.-; the pat''' ll' ''el c ' f. I.l".3Eria, .ftful itF, 'attachment to thv alV'll",fi concealed the .anibilion of ti,:ii.• 011) : 14 ~i t evident that tli. '.:1111;'!1114! II C kV'. tit Wbi l ; 11 4 -i f - . l l' ' I et c ( t'S. ( "1 . 11 prctenik,o'..,,, and ili;:ependent of ()I the. enemy's, hail for their olyject to nit l o i: sessi"n (If the lilt:via:l L'H,.:.r.es, go(1-pot I,..)neh.y. ot ‘Varaatv,_ the est.oblihnienE ti l '„-. frontier upon the iten, awl arraw.rementsii;, .., tive to the Coniedel'otion of the ii,,iliu e ; ~ f i , e perm- proposed by Cbtlot - 1311brift (csio• A" , ii . , o . s,cmbling' of a. goocral Corigres,. tic ( 14 ' o t t`jut a tegoeiator -,liould be-fornished witll,,e.ik ") conclude a (...onventioir, NVI) itli dlotilif 1 1 ?,..v; Plo Ole ;Aeeeptanee of the mediation. Count ( soo ti left Dresden, and pioceetled to give on no' '. I his mission. n . ' . iiti,sioa . . 1 ., ~ The swnperor znarcliert ago.inst toe 0- Ol Prussian armies, which bad halted i" I : llei : . . c r i f atol tzlken trposition tit attltZCil. 1 P rlre „ vi i3O,. his confidence of s-ictory be reio.'•,.o•l (') 1 i' V • t ') . 11 1 " I. , 1.9 prevent a bttle. - ile gave toe t , . • , 0 0t (Ude on ' il cence powers to propo'Se 111 C I cora'', ri , try , Lice. ( 2 -) Ent the encodes eio-ofCc 1,,,,,,,c40 enal)ce of another battle —they .0 cro 1 ' . 1 : 1 ' 0 1 ot: t . ‘V9l.l4cheil. They then inadc the iitl": ,-,..." f v oio Ai ~ armistice, through,an Austrian agchr , ..., I} ,io , , k; i f at the' head7quartersof the Uombined •,,,. 1,/ „rit, i,i This letter, On the2Bth .4.Vlar, found f10,urci.•1,,,,, ~,i . h 81 . 1 e 1 a, - In tho pov.oers.given by 111:1,01111`.;,4 !•4,-iOlf, liarelay de 'folly, to the Iltroiit,t„ii4ice,,,,i sran!C•orinnissioncrs. to treat for an or 6 1 11 , 0 1(1 1 1 ht i , opeiiik annotrio.:ed that the Arolistictii, f 11:,,, for ohicct to bear the propositions oi ne ow : I,o i/ lag P"eri'(l.) ViL, to hear her tlict!''„, , t cai o t .-. h riCar A Ile. power* of the ii i rdnc- • • AO to ,UPTS; !t til , :11?)itttilatiii'triteeit:rdiii riie4, 11154sri• Vet f il 1r Nix% NR:11(.413, C titi'i. ) ►- ' OK • Agri StaffoNtilll4, I 0 0, F. fit •elp.vrA, ay.* , ;, •,, If ia ii)''relniq s r r ? 1 rid Martin , Fury if, ,2. gkirC P CV eqS 4l : ~.t.:. 1 C, at th e CtlpMc.r, a •:. root, ,ind 6,0,,i0,_. ii. ; • di, 11 . 14 01 . . ,ii. V. 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