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London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

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MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1813.

".TAILS.
rl ED-1 Lisbon, 2 .Dublin, 2 Waterford. Drri3-1

A Lisbon Mail arrived yesterday, bringing
Papers to the 4th, nn' privatoadviceS to the .sth
instant. ThL Marquis of. WELLINpTorr having
ordered the be:tivy artillery to be Mit from Lis-
ban, it WIIS coneloded that the campaign was
abcut to,.commcw but Ili) Movement 'of import-

once, in a. military point of Njew, bad .taken.place.
The French continue, by the motions of different
parts of their force; Ito give strong indication's of
an intention to retreat,. awl to concentrate their
troops in a defensive

Letters from OpOrto to•the ith instant have
been received by a running ship, arrived atfLi-
v4;rnool, some Of which speak of a..severe defeat
sAained by SuctiET, but without mentioning
date or place. As SUCHET was making pre-
parati..ms, to detach- a part of his force . to
join the Army of the Centre, . probably
•
the opportunity may have been seized by
the A licant army and the Spaniards to harass him,
UIUI drive in his posts, and these operations may
have given rise to the report above alluded to,
;which, however, we shall be most happy to be en-
abled to confirm in its tullest extent.' One of the
letters from, Oporto alludes to the supposed event
in the following terms
,J congratulate you on the defeat of SUCHET'S
larnip, the particulars of which must have reached
you long ere this; the French Were greatly
ent.up."

Some additional French anti Dutch Papers have
been received, but not of late date. They fur-
nish 113 with no new military intelligence ; hut it
may be collected from, several' articles they con-
tain, in whieLinnwary confessions arc made, that
the sprit of insurrection in Germany has spread
even to a greater extent than our own direct.in-
telligence would warrant us• in conehuling.—

Anritst. our extracts will be found a decree is

sued by Bu.oNArARTF, making. the CoocoOat
-*concluded with
.the Pope obligatory. .upon the
-Precieh Church, but at the same time render-
ing it a mere mockery, by giving the rope a
104 of ..Veto nPori the iippointwent of Bishops for
bix months only, uftc*which the Lishop of 1317024-
APATITE'S t:ominution is to he inducted to his See,
in spite of any
.objections made hrtfie Pontiff.

Some American 'Papers .have reached town,
brought by a' vessel sent in to • Plynionth, from
which vre have, extracted General WnsTcIiE4TER'S
account of the defeat he sustaiw!!l at _French
Town, on the 'Raisin, and a Most extraar.
din ary resolutions, purporting .o have bean agreed
upon at a meeting at' several officers who had
survived the battle at French Town; resolutions

which pt forth the tnost atrocious and'unfound-
ed calumnies upon the British officers, to whom
, they allude, nod which we innst consider as a

most despicable and into-non* eNpedient to rouse

the worst passions of the American people against
tile British, one which is completely in the style
•
an'tl or the school of 13.1.10 N %PARTE.

The Berlin papers contain the following in-
!.
portatlt

I' While the victorious warriors of Russia,- ac-
comp4nied by those of hiS, Majesty the King of
• •
PIiUSSIA, his ally, appear, in Germany, his Majesty
the Emperor of llussin, and his Majesty the King
of Pausstx, announce to the Princes and nations
of Ciermany, the retux;p of liberty and independ-.
since. They only come with an intention of aid-
iitg them to re-em:titer tho!ie.in‘tlietothle benefits
of nations, and of atl(*Jrding pciwr,.t iitl proteetiOn,
and laitim4 se.mrity, to the regeneration of a ve...

nerab;e., Empire.
" These t‘to k trades, triWing in Gim,-tind.full
of courage, Advance, hoping that every Ocrunan,.
‘vithout distinction, will join thew, &'c. .
"The Confederation of the Rhine, tfiat deceit-
fett;!r v,•ith which the general Astnrber hound

(iernilny, trwnembering her; after o',;4ettriug
{►er antiient ►dame, can* no longer be toleratpl,
as
it is the eiteet of forcign consttaint and of foreign
it,:iiittnce.. tunst be 41ksolyed.

" Their Majesties will only give protection
wbile, the-German Princes and nations Are en.,
gai.N,l in completing the grand work.
Let France, r. ho is beauteous and .strong
through herself, occupy bersigi iu future, in pro-
w:26og her internal welfare! Nu forci,r::n pwcr
intends distUrbing
sent against her rightful frontiers, nut be it
linown to,France, that theother powers are soil.
aitors of conquering lasting tranquility for their