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ROM TIM LONDON 61ZETTE, Oct. 12, 1813 COLONIAL DEPARTMENT. Downing -street, Ont. fl, ISM Di inkbeg of.witiela the fallowing. are 4 Copy anti Extract, barc been this clay rveTii-ed by Earl Bathurst, from Liente , nant-General SitiCeotge Prevo , .., Bart. Ileaci-Quarter:, nine,'ton, Upper , Canada, tinly 90, 1813. • --- Aly Loan have the honour, of transmitting to your „Lortliltip the copy of a report front Lientettant-Colonel Clark, of the Militia forces, of the result of, an attack ,made by a detach ment of trcnips from ate centt,e division. of the nrucy serving in Upper Canada, placed under the contnntntl .of Lieutenant4:oloncl I3isshopp, one, of the inspeetingricld-Officers of Mint ia, for the Purpose of destroying one of, the enemy's block-houses, stores, barracks, vescls, and naval establishment at Black hock, which I have this day received front Alajor4lencral de I(ottenburg.. The skill and judgment of Lieutenant-Colonel nissltopp, aided by, lie valottrof the officers and men placed under his command, enabled him to accomplish enterprize in the most gallant . ico when, intim tunately for - ,Majesty's service, a concealed enemy, at the moment of the IC-eull - c , rl;:ktion of tne troops in their ineumbered boats; threw in upon them a, destriCtive fire; which depritcti the country of sonic valuable ` y tatert, and disabled Lieut(!nabt-Colonel Bisshopp so as to leave rne no hope of again benefiting by his services during the remainder of this arduous campaign. I hare the honour to be, &c. CcoaGE PaLeo ST. Earl Bathurst, 4cc.&e. tec. Chippnwa, July 12, 1813. Si have the honour to report to you, for ti►e information of Major General Dellottenbiirg, that the detachment under the etlmmand Of Lieut. ('~►tonel Ilishopp, consisting of a det4chmtit of It(oyal A rtillery, wider Lieut. Armstrong ; forty of the ,King's regiments, under Lieutenant Barstow, ojte hundred of the 41st, under Captain Saunders,, holy of the 49th, under Lient, Fite Gibbons, and about forty of the 2d and.3d Lincoln ►nilitia, em bodied at tiro o'clork in the morning of the I Ith instarl, to attack the enemy's batteries at nock- The detachment landed ball an hour before day light, mithout being perceived, and immediately proceeded to attack the batteries, which they carried with little opposition ; the enemy heard, the firing rot their advanced po , ,ts, and itwuediately • retreatCd with gr2at.tircciphation to Maio. The. block-houses, barracks, and navy yard, with one large schooner, were lirot, and of the, public stores as could be got oil' were taken possession of and carried across the river by the troops : befoc'e the whole of the Stores were taken away, the enemy 'advanced, having been reinforc ed by a considerable body of Indians, whom.; they. posted in the woods on their thinks, rind in their advance ; they were gallantly opposed by the whole of the troops, but foiding the Indians could not he driven from the adjoining woods without our sustaining, a very great loss, it was deemed prudent to retreat to the boats, and the troops re , crossed the river i let a scry httavy lire. I Knr extreniely »orry to add, Lieutenant7Co loitel I.lisshopp tell, severely wounded, on. 0111 ; 11:- treat to the boaiN fortunately the detachment did not suffcr by it, every thing having been ar-' ranged and completed previous to his receiving 'IN . wounds. Incioned are the returns of the killed, wounded, ntul ‘vith the exception of thwie of the 49th regiment and militia, which have not y,.c been iceeived, , _ hove also , inclosed the returns of the ordnance mid ()they stores captured.. I have the honour to be, tke., iigued) • `1.1n0m ! , ..6 CL,titx, r2d Liucula Alilitia. 'rn . l,iotterratt-Colonet Ihrycy, I),:rtity Return of Killed, Wominled, awl hissing, in the A,...t.i0n with the Else ..t Black Rock, on th.e Alorni3g o f ili a lath in ;tultt. July. ia, 1 'rtatf in;:ptcti rig field-oftleer la/pond/NI. till., or private., U,ll. (l; t ,:orporal, 6 pv..- 11111'3, Willindor, 4 lit, Regiment-6 privateq !tilled; 1 eaptlin, 1 , osign, I tiL•r , ,jtymt, tO privates, yvontolell ; 4 pri.;itte, Otl; it, , giOn4ut--t.pr; vales t, Men; ;es privat.,,, vat v!.; Og• N:oundeil. ' Total--=1; ; ot.ipt,etiog field- D i - p.. 1 ., 1 L 4 , 1,.. te.v....1-colonot, 1 ..;vngn, 1 i cur tv pri!nitre , ; Nante i of Oitaco, Wi;tinny', StalT.-Lieulennot-Colotlel ltio,hopp, Inspetr,,Lt Ftelfl-offic,r, ert.ly (not ilattgeroo,lyi. 1:d Lincoln tin—Lieutenant -,C ( d.nnul s li t ,Tbuy„. ktegiment- -captain It 1.4, st;erety, “nti 11 , r$oner; ,Ensiitt Alompet,ioni (S1po , (1) ' .1. I ( ..xtiVEY, Licut.--Gol. I). Ctn. (Try , copy„, • (Sigtit.a) 1) IV'. A Liteturm of Ordtlan,::” no t i t.ut.y otettroy-d and captr.r...r.l from tha enemy at Ili nee f0t1,41 , ..t; it,.1i 3 0 , 4 4!,1jti0n41 neral on the oecuS:ctl. 44 . 1;,.• itinlit ut 1:14.C.4 which LilVe j Erttoket of Di...pmett [rain Liettie:trint-qesteralir.r Georg 4 Pr,vo3l,3l.stvl tcW, Cau " d4, it‘l3. I ,itavo 'Om llonuttr to inform yotlr I;ordtihip, that the' enemy continue to 004.0py Ow position or fort 'George nazi ita which they areOill wore closely cirentoievined than Iv hen 1 had the hollo w'. of ntl.ire , i,in_ g you iyo the 16th nhilllo the head-querter s of Ajitior-Clen tail De Pottenfrarg having bet?,,n reMOVed to 'ti t , D a vid's, about seven milei diqnnt from timi 'f o rt, and . our advance pmts being, tvithin four ruile4 of it. 'J be enemy's fleet, conllstjng Of two ships , one brig, and eleven t“,thooncrs, in all fourteen, sailel front Sackett Harbour On the 23(1 ultimo 4 and -were %eel% Off Niugara On the 27th, and off York on t h ; and yesterdliy our SfilludrOn, pow erfully armed, well egnipped, completely Manned ' , ratnt ;Ably eollllllllllCled, left 137-inghtol) flarb9ur in search 131 it. • • I 'not. thonght it el:pe,li2.nt to endeavour to call off 11 , 414 t this pi ovince, to .the tiefenee or their oven. settlemc'fltb MI, Lake ChaMplaill, by employing enptain Lverera, and the officers and seititiell rtf Ilk Alojemy i . s'sloop of wor Wobp, lately arrived from lintifax, to 'nnin (A ir ,gtot-boats, and the c4pitireci Ainerietto yes_ sbi,i at isle aux hor the j3lll Doge of joi ll i og with a b ut ! ! Q 1 eq. , ,,lit hundred piel;ed men in soak ing a movement on that Lake to arrest the pro,. cress of the reinforcements moving towards the, .American armies. at S' - iickett narbonr, Alit 7 .or-General Levis, and at Nia l ...ara, under Ataior- General Dearborn. I have selected an officer of merit and entetprize for this .. service, and he has received my instructlon to destroy the vessels. -andboats of -every description along o.le shOre, and ,such publi c buildings as arc used for . ndlitary 'prurposes. He - is also to 'bring away or des . ti.oy provisions and warlike stores-,of every kind, which may fall tiota his powssion ;. Out all pi . ivaccpro;., perty, and the persons of the unarmed and inof ferisiVe inhabitants are to ht., rez•pected, and every care and precaution ace to be taketi.to. preServe, both inviolate. .4dmiralty-Office, Oct. 12, 1813. Letters transmitted by Vice-Admirai Sir EnW 1,30 PELLEw, Commander-in-Chief in the Aletilterranean. Oford, otr Porto lid, July G, Sta.--74 have the honour' to acqUaint yow, that oti the 28th nit. I left Melada, and ini.the' 30th as• sembled the Elizabeth atid Eagle oft' ProMontOrio. On the Ist inst. the squadron entered the Quay nier Channel, and on the 2d, in t!,e evening, an-' chored about four :niles from Fiu:ne, 'Which was defended by tour batteries, mounting' fifteen heavy guns. On the 3d, in the morning, the ships named in the margin* weighed, with a light breeze froui the 8, W. with the intention of at tacking the sea line of batteries (for which the ay rangement.had been previously made and coiiimu-: nicated) leaving a detachment :of imats and ma rines with the Haughty, to storm the .battery at the Mole Head, as soon-as the guns fare silenced; but the wind vcry.ligh.t, shifting to the S. L. with current from the river, brae the ships . oiY„ and ,the Eagle could only fetch the second battery, opposite to. which she, anchored, The enemy could nryt stand the well directed fire of that ship, This being .communicated by v:legraph, I mane the signal to km 01, when Captain 11:owley, Lad ing in his tAig the hrst detachment of marines, took pomeSsion of the fort anti hoi:ited the King's ( Mw lours, whilst Haste, with the marines of the Milford, took and spiked the guns of the first battery, Which w , as tinder the fire of the Miltovd and Bacchante, and early , evacuated. Capt. Row. ley, leaving a party Of seamen to tarn the guns Of the second battery against the others, without losing time, boldiy dashed on through the town, although annoyed by the enemy's tultsketty from the whitlows of the hOuse4; and a field-piece placed in the centre of the great street•; but the marines, headed by Lieutenants Lloyd and Nepean, and the seamen of :the boats, proceeded with such firm ness, that the enemy retreated before them, draw ing, the field piece until they came to the square, where they made a stand, taking' post in a large, !noise: At this time, the boats With their carro nudes, under, Captain Markland, (Tened against time gable end of it with such effect, that the enemy gave :way at all points, and I was gratified at see ing them forsake the town in every directiort.- Captain noste, with his division, followed dOse to Captain Rowley, and on their junction, the two, batteries, with the field-pieces, stores, 'and ship ping, were taken possession of', the Governor and every officer and man of the garrison liming run away. . Considering the a Wilber of troops in the town, above :;59, besides natives, our loss has been trilling ; nue tnarine •of the Eagle killed Lieutenant 'Lloyd, and five seamen and'inarines, wounded. Nothing could exceed the 'spirit and disposition manifested by e'very captain, officer, seaman, and marine in the snnadron.. Although the town was stormed in every part, by the prudent management of Captains Rowley h'tid [haste, not an individual lias been plundered, nor has any thing been taken away except what was afloat, and in the Goverament stores. I hereivith sootl a return of the property and vessels captured, and have the honour to be, etc, • 'Ku 0%. ERAS. ERE II 51.1 E Vice,Atimiral Sir Edw. Pellew, Bart. &c. , A LINT 01 VESsEt.A, ST1)111 , :!i, 84c. taken p.m' detftroyed rtt Fitnne, on the :Id v, 1613 reFselA, nor , irtit half of t tlivr class were, returned to Ow proprietor:, ri laden ivith oil, grain, 1.• the rest were tleatroyert. 59 iron 014 nmelhte(l), rendered • totally n.. e- fi lortSS atad inn. field-niece, Lawn stand of oral , ; 2.00 barrels of powder, itationi of invitll tor 7o,00t) men, and two mag4zines stitit atui s, Sce. by: Jai THOMAS ,FRANCIS FREEN . I.ANTLE, Milford, Elizabrtli, Bauchaiite, and flanglity; Milford, off Porto rtel,jl;ly 0, tsfs. :iii,---I have the honour to inform -you, that yectelAty. the squadron under my orders moved f, 'nine to this place, and the Haughty - wits ,I(Tirchod with prizes to Lissa. ..Captains Hoste 1,;14 landed with the marines, and found abandoned by the enemy, %rho bud spik-- . ._!:1 guns, and thrown the ammunition into the The boats went tip to Bocea It 6, where a e!nivoy of thirteen sail were scuttled ; ono of them only could be recorered. Daring render ed the guns, ten hi number,. entirely useless:, burnt the eat . riages, rttul blown up the. works, have ordosed the shins to their several,Stations. 1 hare the honour to be, &c. (Sli:ned) TuOl. Sir Ettutard &c. .c, Ilk Nfajtsgty's ship Elimihrtli, off Chimp, • - • 1314, Sin—llaving informati on tlint the eneiiiy were . fentlit.g three vessels, loaded with powder ; along the co:o4of Istria, and seeing vessels of tlie ti: ine dtleriptiiin within the tnivo of o o r tgo , I stool} in there'; and when the nitgle•attil Elimiheth Were within gun-Oita, I summoned tint to ‘v o , 51 bi e t, they rettised to receive. .After firing some tithe., the noirincs of this ship, under Capt. Graham and Lieut. rihonvas Price, and of the Eagle, under SAninel Lloyd, drove the _enemy out of the had about one hoodred soldiers. 1 he boats under Lietits. Greenaway and, Ilotham, of the En : zle, destroyed a two gun bzittel'y; ruin hrtntght out four vessels, loaded with 55 that had, been scuttled. I alit happy to sav that only one - 111:11i Wits woillifird twil.the coitihtOt inf all the officers employed t . )n this service wai highly creditable. I have the tumour to b e , &e. E. LE,vp:soN Clow Lg , c apta i n. itcar-Achuiral Freemantle, C. 4ce. MM. S. F:Walletit, rasiatuit 1813. Sin—liaving information that 4011{C gcns d'n;meric, Who organized the an :l Coitunisso-ries that levied tht . cimuihat tons, resid ed at Dignano,. opposite the Priodi Llands, laraled ji:ty seapien, uper,T;:entenititis and Bennett, the marinesunder Czyt.Otalsoi and Lieutenant P r i ce , an d the bouts %rill) Oitronatles. tinder Bernard.--Thes,r tOO% ptiss:sessitin of tllll' day-brealt this worniul., , , made the Vrench prisoners, and disarmed the militia. A - Fres Heil surgeon. that tired chit Ora window at our people was mortally tvonnded-- th:i is the only loss On either side Great pr u is due to all the Paicet's employed on ti:is service, and nothing could exceed tile steadiness ut the men. I hai! the honour to Le, &c. • LF.Xi;Su'S GOWER. Rear-Admiral FiTemantle, &c. 1-- Majef,ty',,s Ladro,June 18, 131 fi►ti,...--;Upolt reconnoitring t and islands, 011 the station yait chime the , - ,oronr.ofappointing the to, the island of Zapano, and its harbour ap 7 ptared the only place where there were vessels of of any burthen, and frinn information received, it %vas supposed some. of the last convoy with grain for - Ragusa was st ill there. Ati it .W a y only guarded by a Captain's party of about GO men, last night, it blowing and raining excessive h ar d, .1 ebnceived it a most fltvourable time of attacking it :.at nine P. :M. pla Off froul the brig, with, the boats, and at eleven laud, d with the small-ariu Men and amines, to.tbe num ber of 40 men, and, after a very difficult march of nearly three miles, we surprised and took pri soners the corporal's guard in advance, without their being able, , U give the alarm. We then in.:. stantly pushed for the guard-house and cononan dont's quarters, Which were carried by the hnyo -net, and tOok prisoners a captain, commanding , tlte islands of 2::ipano and A o lezi, ttvo serjeants, three - corporals,, and 'thirty-three .privates, with all their arms and ainintmition, belonging to the 4thycgiment (the lieutenant and fifteen privates escaping), which completely.. put the whole of the islsaud in our possession, and I am happy to say Without loss, and only a few slight hayonet wkiunds. The deterinined conduct of the vainest and marhies, headed by Lieutenants Holmes and Ilancocic, made all their resistance ineffectual. I have_the honotir to be, &c. J. 'HARPER, Coinmantler. Reay-Adtairul Freettuultle, &c. Adrihtie. Metter, from Captain Cadogan, of his Majes ty's ship tfayannah, at sea, dated June 29, re ports the capture of an armed convoy of the ene my's, consisting of ten sail, under the town of Vasto, On the morning. of the 27th, by the boats of that ship, commanded by the First Lieutenant W. Hawley. Our loss was only three t»en slightly wounded, while the enemy acknowledged six killed and seven wounded. A letter from Capt. Rowley of the Eagle; off Farasina, dated July 7, 1613 ref Arts, that the fortress of t'arasina, mounting five 18-pounders, was attacked on th,: preceding morning,,and after some'resistanee,' 'Was stormed and ;:arried by a party of seamen and 'royal marines, landed under cote'. ()lithe ships fire, and hemied by Lieutenant Greenaway, (the firstlieutenant), Lieut. liotham, and 'Lieutenant Lloyd, of the royal marines. The. battery ,was then destroyed, and the men re-em barked. A Letter to Admiral Pellew from Capt. Usher, of his Majesty's ship Undaunted, off Marseilles, August 18, 1813, says—'' .1 have the honour to inform you, that the batteries of Cassis have been destroyed, and ' the vessels as per margin*, brought out of the Mole, or burnt In justice to the brave oflicer.3 and men employed on this service, I beg leave to state a few particttlars relative to their very meritorious conduct. Owing to light winds, the Undaunted could not take up the anchorage that I intended, therefore to Cilptain Co!,?,111an, Sir John Sinclair; and the Hon. Captain Spooner, I ant entirely indebted for the success that at tended an enterprise, which for gallantry has set tlotn been surpassed. Four batteries defended the entrance of t he bay, and two gun-boats were ntoored across the entrance of the Mole. The citadel bat tery could only he 'carried by escalade, but no thing could withstand tho boldness of the g..ilant marines, led on by Captain Coghlan, vli sur mounted every'obstaele opposed to them, (and of whom Captain Coghlan speaks 'in the higlieSt terms of praise). They literally drove the French before them at the point of the bayonet, pursuing, them through the batteries to the heights that command the town, leaving it entirely at- our mercy. The boats under•the direction of Sir John Sinclair, then entered the Mole, and in less than two hours brought oil the vessels." List and'lVounded. Caledonia---1 eoryoral, I private (marines), killed; I private tuarinewounded. fliliernia , ---2 private marine! killed ; 4 wounded. 14ariletir-2 private maritik, Prince of Will Cs.--1 private t:: aline wounded. linLtannted—i officer, 4 private marines, Ivonctdvd. Ited wing —l petty °dicer wuunded. , .. , i .IE T wility itti -four ,etteci a'tar . t.ln* fumes unknown; two gno-boat,,, o f ; , ,,1., hov. it zy, ;uttl twelVe bwievis each., gone and sixty men A.:,1,,,, ; (An , goti-hoot of --guns, and thirty men, and one tat Lin, ilestro)cLi. A letter front Capt. Mutthray, of the Itcpuke, dated Off Toulon, August 18, int-10,es a list of four enemy's ve,scis captured and tivstroyed by his ntiesty's ships Repulse and'Aigle, iii the harbour nt \ r tlntazn, It wit., necessary, in order to get at thetn, to take po. , sesion of that town : this acromplisited by anchoring the ships dose to it, and lauding the royal tit:trines, who, driving the encloy'9 troops out, occupied it, whilst i eonsi det.;-tide hotly, Ita.nening trout the tatii,rhbourbood to its relief, were kept hack by the fire of tote ships, until the ves , mli were burnt, the crew's, having previonsly scuttled them. A letter from Captain Kerr, of his Majesty's sloop Wolverine,: tronsin:tted by Admiral Sir R. Bickerton, Bart, to John Wilson Croker, Ehq. mid dated October 7, reportz that the Wolverine, on the same day, clole in with the town of Bar neut., captured the French nationet lugger, N'o. 961, belonging to the flotilla at Cherbourg, mount 'jo 01 g s i x tons, e 0 111:111dEs1 by 'Monsieur litnard, lEnseigne tie Vaizseatt, with a complement of 32 mea, [A. letter from Captain Pell, of his Miliesty's bousb Thunder, to Jolla Wilson Craker,E,q. fluted otr the Otvcr's Light, the Otli ittst. n1003,014:I while proceeding to %Woolwich •froci,qitil"`l,,°' half-past eiAlit, (.)wel-'s Light-hcaring J'!;.N'IJP 1' I. oblerrei.l a loggcr to whithsarl, und er : c;s j 'di ; altered ini7 Cfnlrse to near the shorc,,o:!! to " k in the stutiftin4 tiails i the logger ittancil: atcly Imre up and followrd ; at half loipotllcit tat tea 3 ' l Came tip all the hi l lcoaril timuter, and iir;ltgs- to and strike ; his lieekS %true full of il'el ' 1 readiness for htractiniz,.. She pot her tel ''}'` lay_ us alongside, we put otas down, fenda cilie{ guns, i. lil a rclley of tritslretry ) she ( . i ' l b 63 11 and t carried. in the mo'st r,ooit.. htyie b0,..-kr -,. • • . . . ' , ,4,• Thai captniT proVVi is) 1)e Le N e !Anne , iici . g! l ; liirligl;iteotiv?)itrlaikpitrtl:l.,coiti; tpti‘,.%,,,..iejlei,linyi,snl.riostgnif4 i l 1 1 4;; ;: ,::; t i r i.: e(I, with a complement of 68 110...1), onyi!.y on board ; the enemy bad coot men kill'd l ' if Wounded, live 'very severely, (no ce ili , i`l• am happy to SaV; th:lt \%'C 11:1:1 014 ,t,:6 11/ ~WCltilidett."] rri,it,,riait, cc,. 12, 1 113 . . i l l'i appoint the Ilight tW'iert Jo*epit Sphley Yorke, ii.;ll4ht, h 1;! 11° Squadron 9f hi.= Al.tiestv's riet , t; the lliri lictut Dulats; George john stone I for, of . the White Stiiialirtok of his WarrF,nder, ; John Osborne , koo n u no t tlycalleci Lord !Lowy Paid' the Rine Squadron of his I%lrijesTy's.Fleet contard‘s - jouer's for ex2entiog the Office the United Iti,itt,vlt , n) of Great Brit:tio dowitliuitsy:islAnds, and ttarituries, there, BANKRUPTCY ENLARG William Thoaaw, th: ,Ishire vuutber 3. BANKRUPTg. lArilliain Herbert, Lawrence-lane: III"' surrender October 10, 2.3, and Norco' Gail:Wall; London. Atuaney; Mr. D, John Trickey, late . of Vauxhall-whirl November q, 4, and 23, at ten, at Gui, torney, Mr. Popliin, Dean street, Sub° , Char:fa Turner Chi vent, Stone, Staffords l • r2n,./1, and November 2:3, at twelve, Inn, Stone. Attornies, Mr. Robert Or. Mr. Asthury, Stone. Edward Fowden, Stnekpurt ir ehesbire , •Ni t anti ti,rember 3.i, ut cauven, at • ley Arati litn 7 Stoe'cr)ri,,, Attorniil, port, i ! Lit , Parry;•TC lll Sir Jeremiah liorairay, 1:11141a, Cytt) Itl shire, coal-merchant, October 521, 22, a+ eliwrii, at the Carditl Anna Itiu,Cardi it' Strept and ‘VUolfe, e, or IV Sun : Cow4rid , e ' • t> (Dividends, &c. to-worro FRENcFI PAPER DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO [Continued froni our lost NO; I .—EXTRACT OF A DISPATCH it : ; :0) 1 ° ----,... °TT°, TO TIIR MINISTER Foil FOIJ;101.. 14 Vi e nna, 161°16' ~' [iv " c.,t t A L: c.i.l B : l l :: c t i. s e t t t : r . : l,l l , l l .l l : i t n x t: T ir l i e ll i c o i l t i-.y si Y , G ie lll t e t ( i :l l: ::::l l : l l;l : . fr l l l ' t ih .r e e :a: s i l t s te r t zi s ' e ee i l t se ic i l llt e r e i l : ll it t l i t i l a n l i i : lt ti c ci ri t: t e t t :: . 3eiv l ?:!t\ i ' l :' : ; .4 l' i ''''''' '; l l ll" , j ,;, : l''; Ec t o t i it i : ( i , i y tti lt G .it o i v i c ia r v n e utc se n e t n tbe ' p F t "' ri ir'' ' ''''' r t a h :sn i i t ' e s it e t i of vh ie t 1 1 : C IvCeeoittlit'll'ti'beel-lY8(1,1"iln*A. telge.e;:e;:t11:::4!ll‘c''t:::':L how much they end a ' 0 n Y ef "' l y e' te4i*t.'. l'j'r :;i i s i i ie b i l i c t h 'that e tah ta res can only t t i ttt e t e . i s h s t . tte i i;: i i , 1 1 4 , 1 1.1 1 ,:1, 4 :t0 5 t , " ;,,,:,: i t ,, pearance of 'fearing ' tor tune see 50 himOr I; 1.... scvera. I,ntes Si) f 'it ine' l''' fail', as to t ill 1 0 1 ) 4iistria I 4:•oPtc (1 another pint, She wo lll ` l , P oli o i ll the alliance, '.. tlik ,040.000 men on her side'. -11 , e' ,,.f it l'` Sr) all Germany, all Italy, vecntld ili-''' ' , r , " , ' 'e 11 ' 1` ,, - ' 1. ) strange an insinuation could 0 111 Y "i ' lit 1 " ' r . t consequence of ,ronosition4 tiddretc; 1,,,tel the Council at which lie assisted, ha& 1 0 0 41 t : l i n t : I: I ge : l y u t ;: s : i thinkl talk i ' ll and p o s I ei to 1 : the do i t s i t. less i i n t 1 Il s. j ') P a r : g te t a: si i 0 1 n al 1 ' 1 s : g . 1 1 is ct than its 1 vl 3 t i lt i ' c the l a : t C i n; : t " s : i l i al ,' l .il l , : 1 I i ' . 1 ' fifty 11 li) t s o, , can - only opimse to such tyittions a eido l Bh te , ,i :v a t ho l u si t t i r l tty4a:klaa4c,(llll:loeijirnic,!Ctelh,eirau.i'll , I r i ‘ e t i ' l l e :l:::l l l :l:i i t : e s t s s l t iti I t v . 't i t'' t /' ::; ‘ , 1 : , to gain Austria. 'L:t'y offer her lci i Y f lle ,co Hatt Provinces, the Supremacy :of 11 ` 11.4 ott.htehereitensptettibilailslcipri,e)t:vtlt.4 the aoci eut 4 ' doter No. 2—ExTimcT OF A DISPATCH FROM T i '' 'l'o THE SANII - :, .1 it r .11:LONSEIONEIJP,--1-IOWCI'ar I.liii'Ll.'lli'll;,";ll:;ltii'' Of IVltat is passing 'her m e ay he; it is 3,1? "' ' submit•it to you without any disui,:c. l ie It is perhaps, without example 'otv , th nt. tl'e 1::'' hers of the G overn ment of it great le r, ' 'have conceived the idea,of al,),lndoning 30 .. i ( art" a .first reverse to join the cohnir:;,lttn,‘, enetuy. It N, holeever, in this wanner t.,'., greater nullifier of men or influence in this 0,0';',, 'lave -41 . ,iired to tqlk, imun.diately alte r t be /,,,, , fl, ~ k , 1:01 t ` , genet: of the cell i':'l .4 wit - :ii'lllV. , •., ",. i to .tireintilre!it i. 'de C,ltilint 11 'ail the ineitik, ~. intti,goe and corrup:ion are able to .direct iij. i g ;. + E )::: l l c f c ai t tl . 1., 1 1 , '"oey i ii:1: : e , . r.i.:prt::::::!yt,e(i i:%,'(::oI,Ii,: la% s it!, U'' on,,ci a u ~ . , . 1, ,,,,, , absurd to wi,)it to ~i0,,,,iy supp,),..t, t!) 0 "'" , 1) J the itthsian tali ; that the Loort o' that .Itavaria, the 1)oclv ° i IV ' '''' ' ' l ' '""1 1;• N6 %,:c.itricti::::‘,1,::::;,:rit„i:I):ll ~,t:::::0)1::::1;teti:::,,it::10:i.!1)::::;:: , ~.,1 ./, of gertit;l9y %v as remly to 1,0i,t ~ h:: ~,... iw ,! •, ~„„,,, volt ; that cot - , 0i it ry ti) .. LA.... j oen ..) the atlN.iliary corp;), t o uhiti,:, • , J.' ' :,(0 , take advatitoge of a rotgrleilf. '., '' '. ) ,l': t:1!*.0 the lost provinces; that w tu. .. „1...:,;,- of inrteere ready to deeld.re i. ,l ' )'''',:. not'. , .e a common cause v,ifh her self was ()it tit , : eve of a gr l ' e ll ' 111`';''''1,t I:til arrivcd for I: their .attc. : .ellt fay.-. 5 mid their ir ,. 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