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in! . ; who speak the vuuslangunge, acknow- Ivr! ,, e. the say.)e faith, ivhose troops have with US nrt I 01101" :arid conquered; who feels the same d ageinst foreign oppresion, and who has on•y h;therto been' prevented by, the cunning of Fiat , ce, having caused its Sovereign to err in po frourturning her arms against the enz;nes of foreign tyranny. Conduct youtselves snildly and, humanely to those people, and consider' the Saxons . a, friends to the sacred cause of German independence, for which we have taken up arras, consider as our 'future allies. The inhabitauti• of ..axony will, •on the other hand, in a prover manner SPAWN , . yOPr reasonable WiSheS ;, copy the example of your etimpanions iu 'arms in (it:neva' Yorck'ti corps..d'armee, which, although for a long t;nle. iu afortign country,, has by the strictest dsci i . dine, supported tbe, honour ut the Phis:shin name. . The miscreant who shall by violences tarnish the glory of Prmisian discipline, will not be 4c ioowledgetl by me as one of us, but 1 shall take care to,punisb his Crimes by a dishonourable pu likhntent. Soldiers of Iny Ariny ! .ye know thl,t T pater , uoli t y watch tar your good ;. but yo 6 nole;:s:Icnow !bat 1 softer uu excesHos—tlint such always finch in the an inflexible judge : act accordingly. (Signed) BLiJCIIER. MATtis. A Gottenburgh, 1 Cluerrßey. 1 .terse, 1 Waterford. Dtir.--t Lisbon n CotterthtlVit 1 HeUpland, 1 Dublin. PpICE OP STOCKS nAr r wor.vc o'ctmcK. 5911 I Red. Aun COL% 4 goIS f 1:11 X if rzl • Atii)Evrf •L 0 Y I) 0 N, Tifuits 15, 1813. • Another Gottenhurgh 'Mail arrived this morn ing:. The Swedish trohps at Carlsham had all einha.rked. The CnowN PRINCE'S horses bad been sent off to Carlscrona, arid.it was expected that he would soon follow. Private letters state, that he had left Stockholm for the purpose of joining the expedition, 'and that the Swedish force either actnally arrived in, or embarking for, Ponierania, wont:l amount to 25 or 27,000 men. The mill . tary details liy the mail are not of so late a date as those which we liave.,already received, nor is the intelligence frOmDenniayk so recent as that brought by the Heligoland Mail. GOTTENBUIGH, MARCH 27.—The troops at CHI4IIIIIII, consisting of 6,000 infantry; and 600 cavalry, under'Ceneral SANDELS, are all.enbark ed. The CuoWN PIIIN•CE'S 110E8er, have been sent, ofttoCariseruna, and it is exp . ected tilat hew soon follow. Prince ,Doi.oltilckY arrived at Corn:. hagen on the 22t1 inst. awl immediately had an andienre of the King. The : Emperor is said to Lave written himself, to request that in three 'days the King would declare 'himself •either for or against Franee. A Cabinet Council was held, the result of which :ltd not transpired: Oeders have been given to the Commanders of the Danish gun-boats not to`molest British vessels. CormiAotN, MARCEI 22.--Between one and two o'cl3ck to-day a ila,sian vessel anchored :within die batteries. At three the Russian Prince Dor.,GaucKi lande►l. The object of his mission ha, not of course yet transpired, but on his pas- °f On ni:)st important war oc- port was written, cuvi'CIICCS.~ ~ 'rhe AmeOcan privaicer which left this has been taken by Our gun,-bouts, and carried intoNeustadt, it is supposed for haying armed here contrary to The Russians, according to accounts received bere, are only to remain three weeks at Hamburgh, where they will he replaced by Swedish troops. STOCKHOLM, MAacH 20.—The Major and Knight, DRYER, arrived at Ystad, on the I4th Inf,tant, in the brig cotter, ifiaida Dist, bringing the official infoimation of etll Swedish Pomerania and Rugen having been evacuated on the 9th, by the French troops, who, on the same clay, set out for Magtlebourg. ""he following letter was circulated in town this morning. We hay., received no accounts' from licligoland or any other quarter, of the French having obtained possession of Luneburgh, as stated ill the lei ter, nor do we believe the report. A similar rumour was in circulation last night, but was diticredittd ; " APRIGI4, Half-past Five P.M.— Tlie Charlotte pilot cutter has this moment arrived from lieligoLind, with 25 passengers, including a mess'enger with dispatches, turtenburgh is once it“)re lio6session of the FreUclf; DitvousT hearing Ot Alul.ANWri (Weld in ttrstt town, dispatched , 5,000 men imuu!iliately from Magdebzugh, and the Rus n advaneebingunahle to-withstand such a force, very pradcntly retreiiied DAVOUST followed with 10', „ metre ineit tUg tlp“ day, mid is pow Weak ing Ins vengeance on the unhl-/ppy inhabitants orthe town, WHOM Lie us represented as shooting by doz,em. 110 t is for StAted; but taken pi: Loner. (len. NDAm tax has got to Bremen with his detachment, to Assisi ST. C. The inha bitants of Hamburg!) are.exttemely anxious for the arrival of arms and ammunition from this coun try : a fortunate circumstance has in some mea sure atfoidetl them a temporary supply-; a vessel that was dispatched front Bremen to Magdehnrgh, with 4000 stand of aryls and a quantity of 'amnin uition far the French army, has been carried in there . in triumph by the niaster and crew, who, seizing the ,opportunity, over powered and thi.e - w the:Frenchmen overboard. Count ,BERNwOFr, the Danish Minister, is on his ivpy to 'this coun try ; he arrived at Cuxbaven six days ago, and a packet has been sent from Treligola.nd for his re, eeption.—Dantzic still holds 'out. WINDSOR, APRIL 14.---This znorningPeincesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, 1112(1 CHAHLO.TTU, took an air ing on horscbacK, accompanied, by Lord So matsET, Leidy C. ONsLow, Cicucr,tT (ItFYN, CO loud ,vold Captain INTUPRAY. QUERN, CVNSVS ETIZABETH anti, M LV, ,r!ivent to Frogniure. Earl Naccxxst , ll3.,n . 10t this ruprhing. erda‘,7 the PRINCE P.I7.:;ENT tool; an airing on horseback throtqib'the Parks, 8 , .c. A. few days since his his Row. NESS POO (.111' 110Ccivh1ek to the itegent's Park, and inspected the works, &e. Tucsdpy the Duke of CU:st:ItItIAND, and a select party, 'dined with the PILINCE YeL:iterday Viscount CASTLERFAGIi had an au dience of the Pitt Ney. REGENT at Carlton-Houw. Y6tei'llay the' 110 ,or LtvialPont.: transacted business with Lord CASTLEREAGIVA the Foreiko 0 e. It was last night reported, that Aastri ha.:l concluded a formal Treaty of Neutrality with Russia And The valuable island of Guadalotipe is said to have been ceded by our Government to Sweden, in eon- Sidcration of the aid the latterr is to afford to the cause of the allies against France. The uttnOst.'acticity prevails in the armory de partment at the Totver in furnishing musk is and bayonets for the Patr!ots' in the North of Ger many : '20;000 stand of arms were . - yesterday shipF:..d At the Tower, being part only of an im mense supply which 'Ministers COTlCeMplA flea to furnish., Fourteen hundred. 'muskets are nn4t , finished daily in the'Tower Workshop§ for this purpose.. The barrels are not ' , polishol, but bronzed, or japanned ; an improvement of great importance. A private letter States, the following eir,cmn 7 Stances to have oceurred.:.at Dantzie :--The be sieging army, availing itselt of an opportunity apparently favourable, took possession, by a de tachment of 1500 men, of the outworks, and were received by the inhabitants with all the demon- Strati:ms of . joy. lit the tumult of their happi ncss, discipline was disregarded, and the detach ment, in a state of intoxication and imprudent indulgence, was ,41ttacketi by a powerful sortie from the garrison, when the whole were made pri soner.i, and conducted into the :interior of the fortress. The letter containing this account re- Presents the' French garrison to be great in want of many essential Articles, particularly salt, one cargo of which, however, had reached. the harbour; amither, consisting of vahtable stores, had been captured,, ,and the port had since been completely blockaded. Yesterday accounts were recciVed from Calcutta to the .4th "of NOvember, The Government 6 per cent. paper had fallen to 74 . discount. The ligence of-the war with America had arrived out, and the -Government had issued orders to capture, sink, and destroy all American ships in those seas. His 'Majesty's ship Nisus, Copt. BELvou, htvi cap tured a very valuable American ship named the party, with teas, from Whampoa to Boston ; when she left that place tottriecrt other Americans were lying there ready :o s ril, iu consequence, the Maas and` A'stria frigates had lat•occeted to windward, between St. Helena and the Cape, to crtdie for them. There %I'm several ships left at St. filelena when the P-osident, which brought the aboVe intelligence; sailed. They were to wait the arrival of the Horatio►, from the Cape, in order to take advantage of her as ct.ttvoy. The D-ake was also to be in company, and the whole would sail about the 16th of March. The Fort Indiaman was expected from the Cape with the Horatio,. . „ Majesty's, ship President frnin the Cape of Good Hope, arrived at Portsmouth on the 136 inst. ; sailed frOrn St. Helena, the 18th Fel)rtiary, and left at that island the udder,-mentioneti ships, viz.—Asia, Dover • Castle, Walthanistozo ) :Surrey, Pe gent, Bee al, Earl Si. Vincent, lady Castlereagh, Guildford, Regint, Sir William, Burroughs,Jaz;a,' Sir William . Bensley, TtgriS, and Admiral Gambicr. lis Majesty's store-ship Porpoise ; the Thomas alai Mary Anne; several whalers ; and the Frt William att4 General Graham, extra ships, sailed from China the :id of September, and were short ly expected to arrive at St. Helena. The Asia, :Alen, Bengal, Surrey, Prince Regent, and Walthamstow, sailed from Bengal the 29th of November. The Maitland, country ship, outward bound arrived at the Cape of Good Hope the 7th of February. 'Yesterday a Ballot was taken at the East India fionsc,'for the election of six Directors, in the' room of Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. Sir Theoph. Met calf, Bart. George Millet, ,Robert Clerk Samuel Davis, and Wm. Wigram, Esqrs. who go out by rotation. At six o'clock the glasses were closed and delivered to the Scrutineers, 'who' reported John' Alexander 'Bannerman, John Hudieston, Chas. Mills, Richard Chicheley Plowden„ 'Abra ham Roberts ' - and George Abercrombie Robinson, Esqrs. to be duly elected THONIAS PLUMER eras yr,terday sworn i n a t Lincoln's Inn Hall, Vice-Chan;ellor of England. A melancholy occident happened yesterday se'n night, at an early hour in the morning, at the head of the Quay, Bristol. As James Cragg, Esq. late Surgeon, in the Westmoreland' Militia, was re iurnmg; ,to his lodgings in Queen-square from 111.01Id-,trect, he fell into the water, and , was drt , wned, although the best assistance was imme d;Lttely given. C N E ON. SUN-()J ACE, TWO O'CLOCK. Government have receiv accounts by the way of Heligoland, stating, upon the authority of Ilamburgh newspapers received there, that the Austrian Army in Volhynia, amounting to 80,009 men, bad joined the Russians, and that Austria had 'declared sgainst France, and had dispatched an army (if 100,000 men towards Italy. Upon the same authority, it is stated that the French General GRENIER has been defeated -with great loss near Magdeburg!, and that the naove- inent made by DAvousr •upon Ltmehurgh was a consequence of that defeat. The above intelligence came by on express from Harwich ; the Dispatches reached Downing-street this morning, and were immediately taken to Lord CASTLEREAGH, who was sitting upon a Committee at the House of .Commons, tind were instantly referred to Lord LIVERFOOV, who hay- ing perused the contents, forwarded them direct- ly to the"PRINCE REGENT. The above Dispatches, we understand, were brought by an Hanoverian Officer, who was also charged with dhpatchcs to Colint MuNsTER. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 13.—The Pyramus Intl Rota frigates detained and sent in here 'last evening, the Danish ship Charlotte from Bourdeaux with a cargo. The Rose sloOp of war in Ilimoaze, is-under .. going a Complete refit'for,the Baltic-service. The D4l/iii man of war also, in Han - maze, is refitting td join the Channel fleet. Arrived a Pr ulsian vessel from lionrdeaux, under license, With a cargo bound to London ; a Spanish ship fiom 'Spain, with a carp of. nuts, bound to London. Put in here to join convoy, 'the Pork mouth naval-transport, Captain B T;1BW AY, from London ; .the. Dove, PERKIN, from Geveck; 41);ir,' MILLER, Phrtn, - WAr.nnti., and die Nem Concord, enmrow, from Sunderland, coal laden., Came down the harbour, ant sailed innticilatc iy, on a cruize in the Channel, the Scylla sloop of war. FALIVIOUTII, APRIL 12,—Sailod the Adrchture packet for the Brazils. YAtimouTn, APRIL 13.---Gerieral STEW: lIT ar rived here yesterday, and embarked this morning on board the Nyniphen frigate, Captain HAN cock. The wind not being fa ir, she will nut .sail to-day. DEAL, ArnlL 14.—Caine down from the River the Find :ay, Mauls, for Demerara; Netrcastk, packet, CLAY, for Ciiwaltar ; the Eliw Jim Ross, for Dementra ; the rillbrC, TAYLOi;, for Ilalift.x ; Hero, STEPHENSON, for Quebec; and .the Ankl, JACKSON, and Richard; BIoG, for Gibraltar, and remain.. - . . . . . . FIVE o'CLocK.-- r -The above ships, and three. others, h4veinst sailed for Portsmouth, under con voy of the 4;in:cutter. , t Arrived the Shamrock sloop of war from off Boulpgne; aud the Active cutter from off the Scheldt. Yesterday a numerous body of persons, denn . Minatiog themselves FRIENDS Of PARLIA MENTARY REFORM, dined at the Old London Tavern, Mr. WAtTirm At i in the Chair. The first toast, for the, credit o f th e company, was, " The King," which was drank in respectfnirsi lence. Thu next was, " The PRINCE REGENT, and may he recollect his own declaration, that he holds the Crown in trust ,for tbe benefit of the people.' 'As fills is it true •tVhig toast, it might be thought that in a compley prd fessipg to be Whigs it would be well received, but it Was accompanied by murmurs of di, , ipprobation, which, if intended, as probable, to .be directed against the PRINCE REGENT', was It latbelltable illdkation Of party-spirit, and can excite nothing but contempt. The third Jo:lSt was, " The fountlatiOn of all power, the People," which :4<<l received with repeated I , landits. It wa , notions - A, regretted by the company, that the,Duke of Noit rm.& was not present to follow up this toast with " Our Sovereign, the People." The Chairman then proposed'' The Princess of Wales, and may virtue always triumph over malice and persecution. — which was, of course, warmly received, alt} which would have been more honourable to her Royal Highness and the company, if the health of her illustrious Con , ort bad not previously been treated with such reprehensible diSrespect. Ths next toast was " Mr.. 'Whitbread, and may his manly eloquence always be exerted in the cause of fret:- dont and injured innocence;' Mr. WurTnanAn thanked the company for the appla(lse with which the toast had been received, anti proposed the health of the. Chairman, which was highly applauded, and who likewise testified his sense, of the approbation which attended it. Other fa vourites of the company were given ; and, to wind up the Meeting with consistency. the noble tri um virat e, A ' llijorC AR r wit lOH T (Sided ihf, Either of Reform). Sir k‘AANCIS BURDETr, and . General MATIIEW TIE pruicdtss OF lirAcES, Art. IN, the iate eau septet' the folhwing,..Addre. Burgesses, KA Jr,Lialitanu Royal ilighuess the PRINCJ hlgUt7 kiouse, Blackheath t'V O'clock yesterday. To HER ROYAL HIGI-.5.;5`4, " The dutifttl an.. I.)yal SPeaatilepablie, er: .; `•l''' , habitants of a tits . of .11:61.1,1, 1). the 22d tiny of itia,:c.b; 1 s ).;. r. 46 MAY IT P1X35E.1111111 " the Freemen, ' - tient city of Bristol , i.i • • • to approach your ito! - :• meaniag • tuded inind of y our i;cv.i. .'• degrading d disgracan i ;!. • • we beg to be permitted, it : • humbly, jL Highness, that we are aetuate , t when wideriarei thative entertl , and veneration for the attachment the person ' • a We the k , '• if we to upon 1.. your Royal Itiglinf,:s eta: develop einent of that.cotivirsi., a: which has terminated in tricked ' intentions of your s,i conititarc of your abandoned- all at the saute time the most. 00 Royal Highnes3 in the eyes prejudiced persontin the univers, tile to govern our feeling , if !nes.; our abhorrence, in tenni went we entertain, for ttio , .e iibtigatins of the falr , e, against your rharat.ter; lir the purpa, , ,i of bringing your i:lustri and ignominious death. " We were delighted with that soul which inspired your Royal Hi courage to demand of the House of treated as innocent, or provedto natire.deliKlited with the world thatihe character of y' ottr r It liable to the &ALI'S , and ptaionous Rant anti cowardly slander. " We have, only to add, that convinced that y o ur Royal high'the veneration, and the estiiem heart in the Empire ; long WAY to receive their willing homage; interrupted society of your dins' you may always succeed IA ft usual Yptir enemies, is the.sincere ,a f ' d in!, dutiful, and loyal Fellow -so tle*ses, 'and Inhabitants of the all( '" Si +lied, oil 1)... 14 ' To which her It . following an --er • t b " I return my be :t thants to Ifihablans.tif the Citynt J) istal, send me this handsome t;:itunony conduct, and their ti..iylitu babil conspiracy, which suborned traducers _ The following a rticles' w ast, and We Wye nO t Sigel nut as they relate to ever.ts, theatrical world wc now in: TI 3C . T • rage(ty at Othello (I traduced Mr. qowaanv. re in tile part cf the unfortanal wall, we iinder;tand is rex theatrical art, Lice..uile he Of tE',opting it, an:i bet an ; which - are well e','.! ..:! •,,, , ,i formed a lew , :; , :1.. ws 0.-f.' Theatre, ailifhas gin" iL9 i . ' ''' and other places. Whco°t n Landon, thongli he evide, and feeling, wit , - With rit,yfet.there as s oinctin; manner.' Of this pechliarii degree divested hiiiiicit ; ht , 11 sort of familial e:1-.c ‘viii,'l with the di,rriity and force his a c ting'. "Ilis .o:ce is trr•led, awl it.is but justic e thototo.Oilv understood th' assuineii, anddcserved the ai . dandy tiet. ive.i. ' l'ori, w goo;.1 o,!lteela, for ,the fiNt i . character of lap, wbio ll ' I able a manner that if the gers bad been aware Di tl'' is opable, it .is very prop' not have parted with -go use IIZADIN GS .--On ThtlES:li DONS commenced her Ile' SPEARE, !it tin) Argyle fiocons,,_., numerous and . elegant auditu.l,l.:l,, di. three &visions, the first corisibtr'r'ii ott first ' scene, anti the end of ll''.', c6nd begun with the first. scell!'t' between Potoiiins and Upheld; ,i4til'' the scene between thrinkt.d uil act ; arid the last division'earrei tnictirins to 'the. Players, c°l)c., 'Closet Scene, between fitinties,,t? Ohaft.- It) these recitals:ll4.s.sllli introduce as much theatrical esry as was consist eat ‘vith I) er sittattio, the Ghost with an itsrfid solcirn!, philouipiiic diguity and ocoAl,'.l anti Polon/as, with an casy.3o it' /Ter delivery of the soliloyder,, tbe diabaie, -was tviicioi!.i k' n ' ~, ".aii greCted Wit.' warm ant , -`, ltter all, liowt.'ver, as this Tki :.,. c de al c ) a a Y b C ic el 1 7; 'el.::fodirati':ltz,'''' hti''''?:":l:: the public', we ara per,icl‘"l' with us in wkiiing, rather to. '' . . e nv ° o ,, stage , where th os e i)owei'''.,.4,o, se 4 -Te r...a , and itid ciperate v.s . .... and is eireet. . 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