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TO THE WORTHY ANT) INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
OF THE BORIDEGH rF WOODSTOCK.
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IN sty last Address I stated to you my reasons
• he declining the cuategi, is which, in compliance with
leer wishes, I was tndrpd to engage.
Is MINI sareins fw 11111 so *For toy room einem thanks to
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1 Sitilbot adroit Awl expreising a heartfelt wish, that the
gene hatterairahle and independeat entre was more penitent,
Jug telly is the Borough of Woodstock, but ku every pan of '
the Blegerren ; as I are convinced, that it Minns truly cans
guilt te the Orretitutioe of this Country, and NNW highly
elnisadalle IR imbue sod preewasity.
hew tie Moser to be, Gentlemen,
Tore sag obliged and faiiritA mew.
Illeetldedbes ARTHUR ANNESLEY.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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PROM THE TENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
KAGOIaItIIIO, OCT. 18.
The affairs of the 14th, 13th, and 16th, near
Weimer, Kann. and Hamburg, helve annihilated
the Prussian army ; and. yesterday, the reserve, un-
der Prince Eugene of Wertemberg, was defeated by
Marshal Daytona between Inuihstad and lielle.
which latter place is in the hands of the. French,
who will probably be before this place, which ii full
ef troops, to-motrow. Yesterday the King 'ante
here, bet to-day he is gone to Berlin; And at this
Moment an Adjutant of Count Tanenzieu's has set
out with a 'l' rumpeter to Weimar. Orders have
been sent from hence to Hamburgh, to detain the
' vesseh booed to this piece. Several Princesses and
t persons of distinction have set out for Schwerin.
, - VIENNA. OCT. 11.
' According to letters from Fiume, the Kus%ians
have taboo twenty vessels from the French in the
Adriatic, which were bound to Dalmatia with pro-
innate ; a circumstance which will be severely felt
by the French troops in that quarter.
PAMS. OCT. 42
The ship of the line. Le Canaro, which entered
Brest on the 14th, has &reeled wrenl vessels be-
. 3enging to the enemy Among others she sunk, net
for from the rift, en English letter of marque,
bound I. Buenos Ayres, after having removed the
rich cargo, estimated at ewe millions of florins.—
Eiglity brglish prisoners were landed from her.
We learn from Grandville that upwards of 400
men are employed in saving what is most valuable
en board the French lighter the Solansentke, and. its
the English frigate, which went on shore near Ai.-
gues;'which they hope to be able to save. ..,
ocrdtS.
Two coutiers brought intelligence this morning
of a second 'Airy obtained on the 15th ever the
King of Pruesia.in person ; one of the couriers was
szveted with laurel. The particulars which are cir-
culated are the same as those contained in the letters
from Mayence of the lath.
gauntries, OCT. 18.
The wounJ of His Highness, our Duke, is not
, . He is under the care of Dodots Span-
. and Heyer. Her Royal Highness the
Oahe's, and the Princess of Orange, are gone to
qus
ifieldenburgh.
Fran/groin., OCT. 15.
;Ii is impassible to give an idea of the enthusiasm
rich the Jews of our city, who are Tear rich and
;iny numerous, bear to the Empetor Napoleon.—
'They call him " the Saviour of their nation," and
-ilkelheir Menials!" We are assured that the Prince
• 'Poison ing to give them much more li-
berty dirt
st enjoy present.
VIERISOIIit. OCT 17.
The pertieulars which from time to time reach us
respedbag the battle of the 14th, prove it to have
boss ens both sides use of the most bard fought
honks, and best rientested, since the date of history.
The lliOut coanneending Officer* were in the forn
meet lbw find ineouraged the soldiers by the ex•
displayed to them.
• of she Prussian musquetry did much
Illgeng the French. However, the french
- bow served. The number of killed
on either side is net yet to be known ;
41'0111' isteusided is so enormous, that every
balsa ' abd in twenty of the neighbouring
idlers, is fell Of them. ft was in consequence of
the great disorder into which the Prussian army
fell at the close of the affirm, that so many prisoners
and such a number of cannon fell into the hands of
the French ; and the important magazines which
bed been collided at Erfurth. The Emperor fol-
lowed the permit with the left wing and the centre
a( Ms army, while the right pushed on to Leipsig,
foam whence, as it is saki it has by this time Ten&
b
. The desertion among the Saxons is
helrreedel7l belief Their army is two thirds 'e-
ditors,. Whole parties, which were escaping to..
weld Dresden end Voigtland have been made pri-
soners by the French. We are credibly informed,
that a Courier left Jena for Dresden on the firth,
with dispatches to the Eledor, to induce him to
Was a Proclausation to draw off his troops from
the Prea.;aas.