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r..l] AI‘RIVVI I -1 Goitenburgh,. Dahlia, 4 Waterford. Dv 1.1Aon; a Gottenburgit. OF ST()(:E.S Titre !my A'r wcw.r. C,thibols 5 per Cea.... S [TN k • - - b(ILENI Ql/l i':if.:+CM AUDEAT ? O i N D N, MONDAY, MARCH. 8, 1813. Mr. PROU nm AN, the Messenger, arrived in town this day, with dispatches from Russia. One Gottenbnrgh Mttil,,the fifth of those tine, arrived this morning, It brings a journal of the operations of the Russian ar►nies from the 20th ' to the 30th of January, wl►ich we insert, but which, though in itself interesting, does not con tain any event of marked importance. The inha bitants of Warsaw were ) , it is stated, anxionoy ,wishing for the arrival of the Russians. With re , spect to Dantzic, the latest account in these I'a- pers merely refers to the blockade Of it by the Russian troops who first advanced thither. An ,uticle from Gottenburgh mentions, that at the interview which some. time since took place between the Emperor ALEXANDER' and the Prince Royal of SWEDEN, it was believed that the . forindr had engaged to guarantee Norway to Sweden, and the King of DENMARK' is said, to have lately de clared his intention of breaking his alliance with, France immediately upon this guarantee Jleing withdrawn. An Austrian courier from ! Vienna, in 15 days, had. arrived ':at Gottenburgt! on the 20th ult and was to proceed to England by.the first packet. The Danish , Government are said to have re. called their ktters of ma! quo. Letters were receivyti this, day, by Government, from the Marquis of WELT:INGToN, dated Freuada, the 17th ultimo, but they contain nothing of im pprtance. Lisbon .Paper reached town this morning to the 23d ult. 'They 'contain no news frcnu the armies, except a report that Souvr had ordered his headluarters to Canipo de.Criplana; and a repetition of the rumour of JOSEPH'S departure. An estimate given of the number of French troops in the Pcnin makes it amount to 117,000 men. A New-York paper, of the' 2Dth of January, addition to what was before stated' on the sante subject, contains an account of son;e Conspiracy being detected against the American Government, in which two or three Agents, s'ititi to be British residents there before the war, and 60 or 70 other persons, are alleged to he implicated. . Witiosoi, MARCH 6,---This day , about one e-elOck, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Doke of Montrose., ,the 'Earl of Wi»chilsea, And Lord Arden, Menthert,! of the klueen's Coun-' fattriiied at the Lower Lodge, where , they were receiNed by Drs. Sir Henry Ilalford, Bane, It and J. Willis, who laid before than 'the 4tate of the, King during the last motif h, .Af .ter. the consultation the Members of, the COuncil' NVatiled tot the Castle, and the Queen being nmeh fnieovered from her int ; lispositiop her :Majesty held , a CoUneil with ihcn~. Thi ; , mprning Prineesses Augusta and Sophia too 4 airing, on horsehaflc. • Yesterday Princess Eliiitbetli spent the dny Fit cottage at Old Winds,nr. Yestertlm Ole following liAlle,tin was SIICWII at St. J,iipe's's 4or Catsle, Match 6. " 1 AJE377I', since the last report; has been generally tranquil, bat rather less, SO during 00 last week." Yesterday the Earl of Livlmroot, had an au dience Of the Puma; REG.ENT at Carlton House. Yesterday the Princeis CHARLOTTE took an air- ing in her chariot. Reports have been Crnrent in Faris, that the 00 ~,,e n apprehended in the Austrian' States is Lord \‘`..k i ,p oLE , ;who said to have arrived there un der a feigned. nalue, , and. without regular pass port 4.. Tbe following are.mentioned as thc'ships which wiil compose .the, whole of the 'Baltic squadron, tind e r the orders of Athniral , Mnitars :—the ViAo, vii.nr, Zealous, of 74 runs each ;----llainadryait and ijoes frigates ; Arid, Reynard, Woodlark, Cruiz. et , ErebuS, Sheldrqke, Pridaigus, and Chanticleer 6itiOps ; ...--Snipe, Censor, ',llh7riner, Lo cu st, k i n d TaniCr, gun-brigs. The Club at Wimrs's in St. Jitnies's-street are said to have offered .for, their late, hbuse, the sum of 25,000/ ! And the offer was refused ! A mad of respectable appearance, has for some time past been very troublesome tit the Treasury and at Mr. : VANBITTART'S ,house, in Downing street, on.account of some claims which he says 11 . 6 s upon (invernment. Thursday evening he Wa's at MI% VANSITTAIit's. house, and insisted upon being admitted. Mr. V. - having declined seeing him, he behaved in a very riotous and out raeous manner Downing-street, opposite Mr. VANSITTAIIVS house, in Downing-street, and broke the ivindows with a stick. lie was then seized by the servant and given into the custody of the eentinel at the door of the Foreign . Otlice, wholtept him till ,the arrival of a Bowstreet Ulcer. Ci 4 OTTEN B7711(11-I MAIL. JOURNAL OF THE OPERATtONS OF THE ARMY FROM THE 201.4 'TO THE 307'4 je%NrUARV. JAN. 20.—Adjutant-Cieneral WAssEricnuczyt reports, that the Anstrian Army on the 18th Inst. still continued in its former position, and that Prince ScHwAnTzEwnino's !lead-quarters, were in• the to'vn of Pultusk. Admiral TSCHITSCHAGOFF'S report of the 18th •instant, Slims that Count P.f.rviov continued to pursue the enemy to the suburbs of Dantzie, and that he had surrounded that city with histroops, to cut off 111 'communication with it. .Count, STEINHEIL has sent Alajor-Generals,lLOwatsKl l 9 and RACITOWSKIr'S detachments to strengthen Lount PLATOW. JAN. General MuottAnow,rrcn's van gnard tarried on the 15th'inst..at Radzil.iw, and on the 2(0, at . the town of Maloi-Plotz, Adju 7 tant-General _WAssmrstackOw's detachment marches on Mengenia to join itself With tire fore'- , said van-guaed. . On the night of the 19th, the Austrians sur rendered the towns of Sinadowo and Nos ogi odck . General rROLICH stillyrernaiped at AStrolenko ; but was making prqparation . to retire on Pultusk. ( en. 11.r.'05m....t who .has ) %vial him 6000_ Saxons ) . 2000 .Poles, and 150 French, has not ye( left Okunlew. Lieut. General Prince WoLKousicst: is_ arrived at Brest Lelowsky,- prod has taken the command of his•corps. ' On the 23d January the head-quartera were at Johansberg. • . JAN. 24.--General MILARADMVITSCIeg Van gttard- is marching on Chowdick. The Austrians retire at. , all points at the apploa,ch: of our LOOTS, 3AN.. 25.--Gen. Baron WlNziNoLitooE's van guard is marched into Chorschi, and his Cossacks into Chernanti and Baratta: Small parties arc sent even as tar as Prastnirz. JANt TscHrr o cul AGOlor reports, under the 23d trf Jannary, Unit %I . lljor.Getteral' Connt WottoNzow has taken possession of the town of 13roinsberg, where he found considerable magazines General AlmortAnowtTscir's van-guard arrived e 2Ath at the town of Di osdowo; General. WAr4LTSCUITIKQNS,7 is at Lomto, and Calint 'PAULEN at Sewa. Our aeiached corps hove been pushed forward to Jrastnitz, On their approach the Austrians retired from that place, .as well as from Ostroleaka, and directed their march towards Paltusk. JAY, 27.---The head-quarters hive been shifted to the town of Willenherg. A detachment sent by. Count Wo4oNtow .has taken the Prinr.e of NEWPCITATEL'S Adjutant, Capt. .14tir.m, prisoner, Mashal DAVOIJSU.' left Thorn on the ;!Ist inst. with the remainder of the Ist and Bth corps, and retired 'towards Posen, He was relieved from garrisoning, that fortress by the Bavarian traops which came from Polotsk. In consequence of this Adriaal TSCirriCIIAGOW, who was tnarehing on Lieb;tti, was ordered to approach Thorn to ob'.. serve that foitress, and cover the magazines at Brdiherg. Count PLA'rov.., on the 24th January, .had his head-quarters in the town of Lei)lau, a. short distance front, Danizie, and ivin drawn a cordon of light troops round that city.---Pie has several foraging parties towards the river Oder, On the 26411, Gen. M/I.ALIDOWITSCAT entered the town of Prastnitz, and was received by tin inhabitants with shouts ofjoY . . According to the information we have received, a inhabitants of Warsatv are equally warm in eir wishes ,for the arrival of the Russian troops since their hat in g been inforined of the generous and mild conduct of our brave soldiers. GOTTENBURG FEB. 20,--An Austrian courier. front Vienna, in 14 days, is just arrived, andpro ceeds to England by the first packet. By a Gentleman who arrived this morning front Copenhagen we are informed, that many let ters bad been, received in that city previous to his departure from Germany, stating, that War.. saw had capitulated to the Russians. 'The Dardsh Government have called in all letters,of marque for privateering, and if is said the brigs arc to be dismantled in Norway. Tbe few French priva teers in Danish ports are to proceed out, but not to return again, nor bring in any prizes to Danish • I ports. , GOTTENBURCM 4 FEB. 2, 3 . —At the meetingwhich took place between the Emperor ALEXANDER and the Prince Aoyar of Swanntc, it is confidently he.: lieved that the Emperor engaged to guarantee Norway to Sweden,, and it is said the King of DENMARK has lately declared his intention of breaking his alliance, with France inuediat , _ly this guaratriee i shall be withdrawn. At. liamburgh the London Exchange has been for a long time -past, and still continues getting favourable for England. • LISBON PAPERS. Insnow, Fen. 22.---Tite tollowing statement is coniidered here ns tolerably'colTeet respcciing the / number ()linen at present,under the French banmn..i in I the Peninsula. Army of Portugal . Such et's .... 30,000 40,600 1 1,000 4 4ebtiS 64131'6 • 12,000 North of the Eb►o ... lO,OOO At Vittoria Joseph's ... ..... 1'7,003 4,000 Total . 117,000 Not a Word „f news. from ate Army; all re- mains quiet. CIUDAD ilontuGo, JAN. 30.----11. inti arrived at Salamanca on the 25th, and.it is believed Owl the Frenckintend to invade Serra de - Franca. It is - reported, that the intrusive ,King has abandoned .111adrid,.and retired towards the Sommierra, , and that part of 8017. T'S troops 'remained in garrison in that city. '• • • CORLTNNA, Fin. 9.---The French, after having made a requisition of • corn In, Santander, and exacted a considerable pecuniary contribution, evacuated that city, on the 'lst` reornary, at one o'clock, - at night ; they also deMaMled '3OO beasts of burthen, to -convey provisions ; and, Uniting , . with the .garrison of `f orte la Vega,. marched to, wards Plenosa. ,PoinLA ng SANABnIA, FEB. ;.—Sonic Portn-• gneze troops entered here with orders to march for Castile , also' assured that' som e hatta lions arc going to March for Benevente. his po sitively said, the enemy has evacuated Toro and Canrora, ,from whence they hfive, at least,' with= drawn'tlleir sic! ,and baggage, as well al"froniTal. ladolid,' and taken tuns towards Burgos with a numerous escort. 'According to. the 'l:sirenzadurq Gazettg, SQULT has ordered his head-quarters to Campo de Cri plantt, having•lett j gal:rison of. gOOO men iii. To ledo. • The (*allowing (Ire given tui LErirEit TILE PRINCE TO III?. PRINCESS.OF w " ill ISOV Castle, April :30; 1796. " Niadany--As Lord Cholatondeley informs me - that you wish 1 4WOUItI daltle, iti Wrii ill . l (a) the tcritis upon xvhieh we are to live, ,h " : 11 endea vour to explain myself upon' that, hc.,..„4,• with as much clearnoo, and with as H much propriety, as the nature of the `subject will 41114. 77 Our inclinations are not iu our 'rower nor should either of Oa he held answerable to the n other ; hecansenature has not made ussuitable to each othor. ,Tranquil and comfortable 'society is,' however, in our.power ; :let our in tere.c4nr:g.p,:thilv .fore, be restricted to that, and .1 will di,-;tictly subscribe to the condition (ti) wh;ch you required. through Lady C,holniondely;that even in the event of any. 4cildent happeninglo my daughter,---which 1. trust Providence in its mercy may avert ;—I shall not infringe the terms of , the restiiction, by 'propOsing, at any, period, a connection of,,a.more Iparticular nature. T shall tinp. tinully Close 'this disagreeable correspondence, ffusting that, as we have completely explained ourselves to each other, the rest of our lives will be passed in iminteirapted tranquility. _ . I am, ,Ivfla(lam, with peat truth, cc Very rsincoely \,..0m0s (Signed) u tor , Gz p." (a) The sub .4tan co of this letter ha , : beeu preriouttly conveyed in a. message through I .ady.Cliolniumleley t o her 'loyal flitch !less; lint it its thought by her Royal filghtlea to be in finitely tu , , imp or t mit. t o rent Inertly upon a tanintt 'cannon:li- Cation, iaid ;hen:tore she desired that his Royal l lighneas pleasure - upon it should be comaninicated to her in writing. . '(Ii) Ul4l t reee the melo:;age alludcle to in th . e tor gulag, nut v, llo),1*. I highness, thpugh she had n9thing tu do lint to b111)1111t, to the arrangenient which his istpri High ness sho,;,ild iletr.rmine desired , it might lig onderstot,J, thatslieshould thatany such arranement; if once made, should bi. eonsi , tercd us fluid c and that his Royal should not retain the right; from time to time, at his plea- Imre, or under any circuraNtaneesi,to alter . " The avowal ofyour eon'Yersation with Lo r d Cholutondele . y; neither'.SnrpriSes .nor offends nte. it merely confirmed -what' you ltave tacitly jest nuafed for this twelvemonth., :But after this, it Would be a want of delicacy, or rather mi.tinWorthy Meanness in Ine, were l' complain of ihose con ditions which you impose upon yourself. • " I should have returned no answer to your let -ter, if it had fintlreen conceived in terms to make it doubtful whether this -arrangement proceeds from you or from mei and you arc aware that the credit of it belongs, to you " The. letter wilieti you annottnce to me. as . the last, obliges . ine to Communicate to the King, t‘s to toy Sovereign and to father; both yOur avowal and Key: answer.. 'You, find enclosed the copy of my letter to the King. I apprise you of it, that I.may not incur the sligl,st reproach of duplicity' from you. As I have at this moment no protec tor- but his I\fnjesty, I refer mysoif solely to him upon this subject; •rind if tits eondact meets his ,IpprObatiott, 'I shall b e i n some degree ; at least, consoled. I retain every- sentiment of gratitude for the situat km in whichi find myself, as Prin cess Of. Wairs, enabled by your means te indulge in the free exercise of a virtue dear to 'my heart,— I mean charity. It will he my duty likewise to act upon an other motive,—that of giving an example of pa tience and resignation under every trial. " Dotne the justice to' believe th a t 'I shall,ne ver 'CeISC to pray for your happin'ess, and to be "'Your much devoted " CAUOLINE." May iii 179 a. . , The RUSSIAN ArauAs.sanoß gave a grand dinner on Friday hut, at his hooie in. George-street, flanover-square, to 4 party of Foreign . Nobi. thy, &c. , . • . tln Satit:•dity last the LORD CiIANCELLOR gave grad dinner to the C3hiliet Ministers. NAV VIJ NEWS. I PLYMOUTH . , MARCH 5.--'f Royal man of war that sailed front hence ycitetch thetbatinel fleet, put back last eveniug,agd again -tit is, day; to join them. Arrived the SOen:Jolts gun-hrig front a erg: ti t re ,coast Francf! ; the Brothers, Val from Dartmouth ; TILITC/lELL, frol the New Stisaas, Piree Broth,ers,g Lloyd, BAR:IA.I-r, and the Richardandiene,ft from,Eicter, ; Union; TBENNICK, and 1 / / ,' JARVIS,. from Dartmouth ; Betsey, atGG I s .Portsmouth ; and the 'Powell, Watc,acg) Powey. AiAttcti 6.—Put in here, to joie CO'l sloop Venus, ANDREWS, master,. from C°l' a cargo of provisions, bound to-Guerosey.. Arrived the Stavertan, from Plrt°‘ Friend's Delight ArtER I frob li r a] L.. 5, o ils and the Two Sisters, OAK, front Lymigtl . The 'Diana frigate went fro m 1/4° ;,, .Blackburn's Yard, Turnchapple, oa Thu° ' have a thorough repair, by contract he • Sailed.the Sparrow sloop of war,t'lt c.v.y coast bf Spain ;. ' Helicon brig of svilr' ° y \ 1 , Landrail schooner, with rthe ifionoir3 untlercon voy, for Topsham ; and the P ~. aimed cutter, for Basque Roach• Carne down the Barbour, and sari Sound, the Doris. f r e 11,411., F oudroyant man of tsar was 0, - * ic P; ej r vo t ;l: tr, i N t a e o c f A Sl: o . l'a l 2ll 4s ) l iYe o l v: : Oy under her protection for theca sailed the Ilucltess of 1, for Portsmputh,'to 4ot n h ;:h a a n v ( i i n : g o ,ti n i Il.tetailtirdietileasta,c)fhinoteolti.ts o f ta : ,fi, ho We ts; understand nio tt th froth r po cf We understand thtit a number 01 tl arrived here some days since, front 1 " .d. .0 ai serf, let, fev er, and loony of theta lf.rt'`' ue this s eel:, to the ho) ml Naval fit) i?;t.tl H rrUt►, the i 3 1 1" the rley Castle -Indiainai), and sa `‘ c. " ti t s f' lug,with tile William Pitt Jodi:nue-lb t Also, came do 11 lilts sa , the iats bE other rimming ships. Cortuv " ll t , .0 Y Arrived his 'Arajesty'a ship mouth, and remains, l3 r illiam Pitt, trt w a n n s d . ireri° Castle, ar e ej ). 1 ` yl ships Alexaner and iforrior , "'i ts ""'i ts " t. d ic o e - titf a convoy, and the Conflicqor " co • , His Majesty's ship' Bgrer,.stitli h t '' ..New,fountilancl, are clrapt ..docra t° Roads, as has also the Musguito, 1/I°)4j:- Ik11(1 .I.Turos, to be ready for a stall rh Arrived the Armada from •Plyui°'(l'' bP, ,t rdt .2! ALkcourtt, -1101Axcn 5 and 6.- - Sa4all aguin, with a mail for 1,,,i1)00, ti 'e„ Kent picket, and the Sylvia c utter lo tp for ditto. ki the' pro ,_e r Also kaj.es•ty's Cape de Verds. "1' • ri His Majeaty's ship /1 ndtvii/eda bas r Ile being on sbOre near ,the Lizard , N 6tl) ber redder only. z.---- - 0 ' S'E"INEss, I%lARk;u 7.— . -Sailol 61'. his Majesty's ships likreteilits ,U wl 4th t "vo ships Anuler c . 4nvoy, for the Dii ltie' 0 The fiexf cottvoy %vial probably sa il % 3 , 11 I,:?ptit inst. „ 1 - ARNIOU . Tli, cl-; 7.—A rri vett ships Woodlark and 11 unity! ry a (1, (1 ° 6 ' l 1 1 Baltie.--The Packer passel wr""glit ward. Sailed- the furious f'cr the oivns' A t 1 f ..........---*". C t) N" L ‘Ar , 111,1 aCH 3.---Raultsin the fi- I war , B , :c as .. • 9 0 • per last. • . tiv) coining on Sunda;',ll3rec:;titirclalld' a ': 1 ' 1'1 0 1' 0 0 4d His A'rajesty's -1 ' C •iT Pr e°° • ill azil b L it 3 5 ie ' l, 1• 11 , ward , bountl M all, a o harbour, in a rer j ,leaky condifili,orillif." 1300 bales of cotton on hoard ; I. l s, i s til',o l slie'was taken possession o f by th e ''',,,iolfAft' Plc, sprung another leak. and Ice" c ow broadside, and merely aliowed the, *eta down to remove all baniii. fur the Noi.6 l er A Gentleimo), at Guildford, .Li ar method of preparing. piiper , "r a n 01 ' ‘Tith water o r il y, the impressiowill and il,k,fable as with auk