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ing been able to advance to 4be pp- oar commy, the calamities of war. I Lin, be- d
. . with regret to inform you, that I inr'
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•be true as asserted by same Recounts from the frost- iiii relations since that period. Thestate -
&shed for his temerity and _ . . and if it
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tiers, that the &ape= Of the French wishes to be a Monts to commerce and agriculture, incident
witnee of the conduct of psis Chnerals and !loops existence of the Embargo, are still experientt se
ja..gpairoe is also to behoped that these tonne de- should theye cnofnttneuieietey
Belligerents
jliest:ribei it
fenders of their country, Will_, asPlre to
_thetklals_Bl4. ftneYrlst aggressions upon leer commnerce their
Itillitete.
obliging him to AY wilk Usk, *toe VIII-1"PI riau" States. This consideration affords additional
as they forced his brothes4oseph to *led= tba loom i for enduring with patience the privations
and Court which he so vainly imagism' : that-he had 1 from the counteracting measures of our own
usurped." •f - , and for yielding a warm, unanimous, and ,
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. . support to their prudent and incessant efforts to
tam, without an appeal to arms, the honour of
• GOTTERBURG,H,LIOI.I,.. ~ country, and the rights and tranquillity of its ~..
amicable accomm •
glitelttaitits. _
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_I fir' l'• existingShShould
our
hoPecsesan
be frustrate d, by c'dab"
an obstinate
His Royal Majesty has reeenoP UV following re' herence of the Belligerents to their un '• ut
port from the General in Chief of the FinnislrAnny, ' arbitrary restraints upon neutral comma % sod-1
including a report from Colonel Sandell, Chief of resort to the sword become inevitable, es moue
Brigade, touching a severe battle which has been
cthae evenuse ;vtlitha firm cunscimsness____n_f t_rectitalle of ea
fought in the vicinity of Idensainwience the Ar- bra cry of Freemen, and vvrrtilva7mlebr patriotism.,4
mistier, concluded between the Swedletimd Russian thelgtection of that Providence who has ha:
=llea, was declined to be at an end, naked yaw- ; favoured us.
day by a Russian Officer from Lieutenant-General Tut-1 " The period for - which the President sad Pro.,
• President of the United States were
schkoff, with the intimation that hostilities woad hn- I march , elected, ,Ittins
on the fourth desy of I. The a ... ,
Soon after, I received a re' of Electors to resent this State in the &ea of
mediately commence.—u
port, that my advanced posts had been attacked by anion to those distinguished personages, is the per,.
the Russians, and compelled by the enemy's great ; pal business for which you are now convened,
superiority in number to fall back to Wirda-bridged "It elm* me Pleasure to inform Yee tithe
which was soon after broke down "after the troops had Unfitted States forcess erectinthegdefence under
of the Cit she autherf
Neitt d h.
y owt*
n,
crossed it. A violent cannonading was haveimmediately been prosecuted with activity and zeal. i
commenced by the enemy from the neighbouring riety of circumstances have retarded the comets
heights, which was vigorously returned from our 1 meat of the expenditure of one hundred timed
side, and Prince Dolgosonski, who commanded the dollars appropriated for that object by the Leosm
of this State. To accomplish their views by demi'
Russian van, was mortally wounded at the beginning
and commencing works upon which the "
of the action, and expired soon after. In the mean number of distressed persons might be employed, sal
time, the enemy's chasseurs and infantry crossed the which might be in concert with the defensive
bridge, which they had repaired, formed in line, and tions of the General Government, and at the
advanced against our troops, notwithstanding the vi-
time to apply the sum granted in the most
cal and beneficial manner, was a task ROM midi
gorous cannonade which was kept up from our bat-
anxiety, responsibility, and embarrassuient. flaw
teries, which they attempted to carry, burwere re- , the satisfaction to inform you, that with the WI.
pulsed by our troops with the utmost intrepidity and ' gence and generous assistance of Colonel Mim,
valour, and pursued as far as Wirda-bridge. In Chief Engineer of the United States, wheel mice
this action the enemy's loss consisted in MO men the highest encmnium, these (rdkibioee
finally been surmounted, and I flatter myse the
killed and wounded, and 70 taken prisoners, among place which has been decided upon, and
aptlimet!
whom are two Field Officers. , the works to he erected, will meet your •
" According to the accounts of the Pitimmers, the "It is our lot, Gentlemen, to live in a poise=
enemy's force in the above affair, which lasted sit period. The old world is shaken to its comely:la
hours, exceeded 6000 men, commanded by Lieute- mad antbirion of its pontfettlazc an
si and;d warfare.tat
Europe
nant-General Tutschkoff, and under him an nffeet
by Generals been the af sped
ernate policy of two of the Benimmisw
Rackmonoff, Prince Dolgororuki, and Alexeijeff entangle us in their quarrels; hitherto we fawns,
,I At the close of the action, the Russian Commit- pod, but it requires almost superhuman wisdom is
ding General proposed a suspension of hostilities for 'Os* rulers to preserve our sovereignty and
aged a am lads feep
twenty-four hours, to bury his dead, which I was ._ deuce
Thus' and to avoid being engsituited, it is our solemn to Mid dill
the more ready to grant, as our loss was also COML. efforts of those to whom we have entrusted &swop
derable, consisting of SO killed and 250 wounded. responsible rights of peace and war. It is magi
(Signed) 14. J. A. BARMAN Chief of Brigade. to strengthen the hands of Government, by imps*,
" Brigade Quarters, Idensalml, October 28, isos." a liberal coo6deece, when our dearest rights set*
.. only in jardy but actually invaded, and to
to the weld that we are not a divided people, bit
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, his MAJINIT ar- that we are in truth Americans.
rived at the Queen's Palacefrom Windsor, where he ~With an ardent wish that harmony may rid
was received by the Dukes of YORK, K&NT, CAM- in your deliberations, and that your proceedings t;:
BRIDGE, and Soma. promote the welfare of our constituents, 1 emits.
At two o'clock his hLtsarry held a 'private Levee, an assurance of my readiness to co-operate Is pit
at which the following had the honour of being pre- labours to promote the common benefit. -
seated to his MAJICITY : " Album Nov. 1, noir “ DANIEL D. TOMMIIia
Captain MICKALL 88TMOUS of the Royal Navy, who se
highly distinguished himself in tie late engagement in the com-
mand of the Amethyst, upon hi return to An alarming fire broke oat an Mondaj, at tithe
Captain EmontiNsalintr who aervedangiVllNAßoothrt, at night, in the house off. Foabvsoa, ESQ. at Op.
as Lieutenant, in the Wise, ;11mis his Pesaiden; .....,„ _ _ ther's Hatch, Bucks, occasioned by a candle
Roche Rev. Dr. brae, upon hie promotion to the nempee ket been incautiously left in the stables contigumn, •
ester.
Lcird CLivt, by his father, Eat Nadi. con....nmicated to SOD* 11W1W. A man who had
General Ds seats, ups his promotion to the Ilath Veteran to feed the horses, and had fallen asleep in the
!Imam. fell a prey to the devouring element. Mr. Foam.
CATICART, open his promotion. family, consisting of eleven persons, had a mine
itsatia.rierrr gave audiences to the Duke of PORT- leas escape from the tqp of the hound, which"'
LAND and the rest of the Cabinet. Ministers present ; completely on fire in the-lower part befemele .
also to Mr. Ryan, as Judge Advocate, who laid be- prevailed. A female servant, named gamer
fore his Kumar the proceeding! 'of some Courts an arm in escaping . and the premises, which vek
Martial. About six o'clock his MAJESTY set off on immense, were entirely consumed.
his return to Windsor.
John Shaddock and John Popham, two Door Ali
Yesterday being St. Andrew's Day, all those et men, went out to the harbour's mouth of ~a,,vi
Court who are members of the distinguished Orders, Devonshire, in a small boat, with their nets ai
wore their collars. tackle, to fish for herrings. on Monday Mallillei
Yesterday, the Duke of PORTLAND entertained the the 14th instant. While hing a violent ph 11
Cabinet brmisters with a thane.. 'wind came on from the Southward, which bie
ANTHONY Cox, Ep. banker, was yesterday elected them out to sea ; on their endeavouring to pull des
Mayor of Harwich for the year ensuing. they lost one of their oars, and the boat beige*
The Committee for hearing and determining the manageable. After being out four days and shoe ,
County of Wexford Petition, are summoned to meet nighcs,in te, infea!uous weather, with= Rey tli::
Qantas Honosort, from Dublin to Bristol, me°,
the third Thursday after the meeting of Parliament eat " urine, ulleT were taken UP by 16 Swifte„
in order to receive the report of Evidence taken be,,
Oree the Special Commissioners at Wexford dining perishing with hunger and &tire
th l their legs
_!eret prorogation. _ swollen to an amazing site, aid their skin in .w•
places was completely peeled off by the action oft'
It was stated yeme•darit Lloyd's, that intelligence „,„. ‘,„,ter
had been received of BORAPANTR'S arrival at Madrid, --,- - -__',_
on the 17th ult. ; but from what quarter, or by .I.,epreciatices to a very large extent have leaf
what means such a statement was brought to the been ccamnitted on the stores of the VictualliogOtot
Coffee-house, we could not ascertain. at Chatham, which have fortunately been detected
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hfichaelmas Term being over, those Gendentet A •In the folk manner :—On Saturday night de
gna ing home at an unespend ,
of the Bar who have made no sosnsev' are now at gent v '
'4esty to take a Wale eaavite. I hour, saw one of the watchmen in the act of
lesrl7l"
ing a quantity cheese from the storehouse, sod On'
' Gendentas ,
- -at robber. The man, ins:egai
was not she
his
of shore AO ' ,
the pers.
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o Major-Graeral Don Joseph. Nedlar ma giving 4MERIC4
uprose notice to ell the grastals ea &aright. in order
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.rd:rthat they nidiagilishanstridestt coatinau irstheio rthothasinovenaints,sairittsvisio4whasiram,veto•
.hooonranzltantEoroOem:
g provided with artillery, amwmaideo, Mid' peosiiiams, respecting the measuresnt° thaLt
as also that whatever moistures_ rzliti asgssair Caandisr wrevaitour being!
a- shall be sent to the other Generaisit*iansy. .011 lan of LuroPe• Nothing
madam a change of drat n;,l,

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dinade, we. vy to take a lied. gamin&
ing a quantity of cheese from the storehouse,
A Gendeman aloe remarked- m Lord Cmonts• mediately seised the robber. The man, in d
3s
Etirsuoy Tears,r,
layuun,ntbaheant whileseeery
“hie)o said
listwgithin betheabli4 impulse of his marowned thatscovered lr he was r
wage hii:tit!
aai then you must lead the merriest life if my in is one gUity he also gave informoacion of do
it, which, to mail la the "Id in rachased ;he stolen ;omi among whom is it
id forsiously Oa Month= alth.etrottettein eelodts nallaseasa m a large way of business. Several of the 1
Wiliam, et piriaisam, Wies shot concerned wOs examined onbionday before J.
bY leadialt a asi vfmthied. tit md wete ma
coavaaad of idoolliggarrells*, WONT alek nets N_Alt Mayer of
- , - A/Cfilt* ix a Airtime head.
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