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London, England, 1813-12-03 00:00:00

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Holland alone an army of 25 ,000 Men is of detect
to becrganized. The report of DAVOu utter
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"I"lllfiture is repeated .Witi,,i‘cased con-
fideuce; and it is added, that, the- strong fortress
of Kehl, near Strasburg'', has been taken by
assault by the Austrian that the French
have evacuated Wittenberg—and that the Al-
lies had erossCd the Rhine, and were at ponn
and Coblentz. The latter probably refers to
'CzERNIcIIEWs incursion, which would doubtless
be- followed by operations of greater magnitude.
The MorningChroticle states, that VERIMEL has
surreudered the Texel fleet, and been put under
arrest. This is premature. Ile sent all the lately
Impressed men on shore, and we tinderstand
'blot one Sailor for exßressing his 'attachment to
the Orange. Prom this circumstance, and from
those we related yesterday, it is not likely that
will give up his infamous trust till compelled

either by external or internal means ; when we
11°Pe he will be hanged as an example to all
traitors.
At Laden the Landstrum bas been resorted to,
411(1 eVery whefe as the Allies advtmce, their force
, reun... iten .
to greater efficiency thein`,they pos-
tssed in -the beginning of ,this sanguinary cam-
Paign• To meet these Levies the Tlrant in vain
aY brain France with unwilling conscription.
"re beg to direct the notice of onr Readers to
the Letter from Nancy, among our Extracts.

Under our Naval News will be fund impor-
tant
information in letters from Dover. The state
P
rance may be conceived from the situation of
where absolute children are dragged forth,
and the town rendered a desert, in order to swell
the numbers of the atrocious Tyrant's armies,
ll'herewith he would continue the subjugation of
determinetko be free. An Embargo is
l'Pected to be laid on all the French ports.

Accounts from Passages have reached this coun-
try' The following are. all the matters which have
reached us, but we cannot vouch for any of the
facts stated. We arc. (rill, .however, •to have the
pa in fu I rumour of evil dispelled by the dates of
this news :---
" PLymourn, DEC. 1.--Arrived the brig Dispatch, from
Passage)
in ballast, bound to London, four days passage :
tmga intelligence that some smart skirmishes between the
"tile armies took place in the neighbourhood of Bayonne,
t ol* three days previous to her departure from, Passage,
,nrit'g Which a 6eneral Officer is said to have fallen, and an
Mt cur of distinction wounded.
~lAtters of the 24th ult. were received yesterday flow.
''"itr%LtaNuToN't head-quarters. Its Lordship had 'li4
44.11it'cd siiiee the date of his last, dispateheS.
rWa vessels have arrived from Passage. One of them themd
on the 25th ult. ana brings an account of the incessant
tams having for some days preirented any Movement in
tuaee ; but that having ceased, the eisralry &it'd artillery hail
teen ordered to march.

• " There was a report just before she sailed, that Sovt.T had
then obliged to detach eO,OOO nun to his rear, to quell some
disturbances that had broken out."

This last is very probable. A private letter,
"%Illicit we saw some days ago, asserted that the
Cauicription %could be resisted at Bourticaux,

Yesterdav the LORD CHANCELLOR and Count
--luiisTEit bad audiences of the Pargcu REGENT,
at Lltlion Elaine
• I)ukes of CLARENCE and NE NT visited the
• itEGENT vestei'daY•
in,tisitienig'day the Duke of CAMBRIDGE was engaged
upon the French Princes, the Foreign-
""of disnietion, Atnbass.ldors, and his particular
friend, taking his farewell of them previous to his
departure for Hanover. He arrived at Carlton-
i.l"se soi-in after four o'clock, where he luid an.
tHterview with the rfiINCE REGENT. lii> Royal
ighness aftei wards went, to the Commander in
Chief's Office. The Hanoverian horses, which
'la" been brought frum Windsor to London, to-
l'ctller with his Royal Highness's saddle-horses,
4"l"tilig to about 30, left the King's Mews this
I,l.loruitig for Canterbury, where they will remain
,111,11 the transports are ready for them at Ramsgate.
litbaggage-waggons were loaded' yesterday in
'e King'h Mews, and, will also leave town this
litay for Canterbury. All the arrangements for his
tnal 'Highness's departure being nearly com-
?ie o. ted, be will leave town this day or t morrow.
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tit.rs have, it is reported, been received from
• PeterSbugh, dattd the 3d ult. which announce
qic arrival of Lord Wat.Pot,a in that city, and
Which set entirely at rest the gnestion respecting
tltt LMVll.llOll's mediation for the restoration of
Peace between Great Britain and the United States.
A second offer f ‘i -
of friendly interference fur pur
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e being made by Russia, the first-having been
t Felincd, the Nobleman we have named, it is said,
1114tirictly and postively declared, that his Govern-
Itient would accede to no mediation to adjust the
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ues with America, either from Russia or.unyy.
other Power. Mr. GALLATIN'S appointment of
Commissioner having been negatived in the
iTnate by a majority of one, both he and Mr.
ty".l.4s, wito was his Private secretary, are
(Sicia, and the latter can therefore have
all4i diplomatic duty to perform in England. It
i .„tnie, however, that as a matter of favour
canvenience, he brought dispatches to Count
't":.v EN the Russian Ambassztdor at this Court.
and Mr. ADAMS are sanctioned by
the American senate' for the conclusion of a coin-
tat treaty with Russia.
loirle late letters bavelbeen received from Italy
,e're from Genoa are to the beginning of No-
-1,11':'1411% lii that city,, and the adjacent country,
Oes between 16 and CO yews of age, -were
lured to enrol r themselves fo the public de-
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