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Ceeerals .rd Nei
eerit was never e
pant lit the head. TwO batteries of 60 eannou each, fmtated Russians. A atuntet• of
commanding • the enemy's position, had been con- nels.Thareeprz
at:tided in the night. ;Poled ; neithee tix
At six o'clock General' Count Sorbier, *bolted foot nor horse-guards were engaged, or lost a „ftek•
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ed the battery oat the the right with the artillery of • man. The victory was never uncertain.
Had thi
reserve of the guard, coMmericed the fire. Go. enemy, when driven from his entrench
meats, net
'etiseessttyrwith 30 pieces of cannon, put himself deavonred to retake,them; our lois woe Id 'levet,:
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hand.ef the division Compans, (4th of the Ist 1 greater than his ; but he destroyed his army by hoes
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Pipe) *Aso skirted the wood, turned the head of the ' Lug it from 11 o'clock until two, under the fire
ofe.
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oasistuy's position. At half-past six General Com- batteries, and in obstinately attempting to regain
,was -
,Iras wounded, at seven the Prince of Eckmnhl which was host. This was the cause of his inuatta- • -
his horse killed. The attack advanied, the inns- I loss.
eommenced. . ' ' .. " Every eiadfattignished himself. The Levi
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'he Vice-ftcrY, who' fOrmedinisrart;itiacks and. Naples, acid the DalmotEtchligau;
cacsies the village of Borodino, :which the enemy conspicuous.si .
not defend ; that village beitig on the left bank I e The artillery, and pertianLuly that of the tuml•
_ Kologka. At seven the Marshal' Duke of El- surpassed itself. The actions which h "---' ' are reeling
citing= put himself in motion, and under the pro- this day illustrious shall be made k •
schemes,' the combats 0f11,..
nava 4,40114
legion of 60 pieces of cannon which General Fou- reports." •./. •
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:sad placed the evening before. againuthe eisemy's.
"M. Ili*on—of.e.. The- plm' glenftte'...whi*. '
centre, bore upon the centre. A thousand pieces of
or
the . Duna. , •.,
the. zoo-
:annon spread death on all sides.
bilow, of the, fags, of.pslotak, of barownos of Sins,
M eight o'clock the positions of the enemy were
• • lensk, and, in fine, the battle of` Mosk •• f •
carried, his redoubts; taken, aka I our artillery ctowned,. . wet fu, is
many respective reason' i For 'adchtfting thanks to dik
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.I`,b ... var.. .ofiposttion.wittch,the 4iglits. ead tge • •
• • GOD of armies; our will therefore is, that ea teeee.•
sy's batteries bad-enjoyed foe two hones, now be-
s•-• irie this present:letter,. you concert measurer
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.thOse to whom it of right beiciage Assemble
longed to us. The parapets whch bad been ?ctn.
' sgaitist Us during the attack, Were nem to our
people in the churches to chaent prayers, casfonat.
vantage. The enemy ' "saw the battle lost, which
,
talery" was' taken ; the rest was withdrawn to his bly t similar c
e the usage of the Church in .
thought had only commenced. A part of istili•- .Ewnitaa•
ces. This letter having no Other object, I pray Go
to haveyou in his hOly keeping.
in therear. In this extremity be attempted to
„From Our Imperial qtiarters at MOjAiSk3 the 10tk
restore the combat, and to attack with all his masses •
of September, 1812.
• strong positions which he was unable to pro-
"By the Emperor, (Signed) " NAPOLION.*
Three fluttered. pieces • of French cannon
REPORT TO HIS MAJESTY THE
ire EMPEROR.
placed on these heights, thundered upon his masses, ~ . ..
his soldiers died at the foot of those parapets b ,-1 he result of the exanuaation of the
goners, of whom the greater part arc ig.nisaintecrot, 1
.4ich they had raised with so much labour, and as a or men taken before the close and off the field of hat.
protecting shelter. tie, as well as almost all of them wounded with be.
lets, and the greater part dying, has afforded me the
The King of Naples, with the cavalry, made va-
. following information with regard to some dinices
charges. The Duke of Elchingen covered him- i
of the enemy's army :
with glory, and displayed as much intrepidity as Ist. The 12th division, forming part of the
coolness. The Emperor ordered a charge of the corps, composed of the infantry regiments of Sao.
lensk, Narva, Alezopol, and New Ingria, as wella It, the right in advance ; this movement made us
of the 6th and 41st regiments of foot chasseurs, and
masters of three parts of the field of battle. Prince
• commanded' by Major-General Palitzin, who 1144
iiatowsky fought in the wqod with various success. succeeded .General hulbakin, wounded at Mobilo",
There still remained to the enemy his redoubts received its recruits, which were drawn from depots,
the. sight. General Count Morand marched i and brought up by Milowradowitz on the 3d inst. in
thither,: and carried tiler; ; but at nine in the morn-
consequence of which the regiments of infantry were
attacked an all sides, he, could not maintain him-
raised to 800 each, and the chasseur regimenu to.
.. • 1200, which makes the strength of this division to
mere. .The enemy, encouraged by this advan- have amounted before the battle, to 4,800 mes,es.
e made his reserve and his last troops advance to elusive of two companies of artillery, with 24 pieces
his fortune again. The Imperial Guards for- of cannon, from 6to 12-pounders.
a part of them. He attacked our ceutre, which "On the day of the battle of the 7th of Septem-
ber, this division was stationed in the cove ofthe
formed the pivot to_our right. For imoment it was
first line. About two in the afternoon it had ahead/
Feared that be . might carry- the village which was sustained great losses, and was in want of ammo 1
trot;: the division Friare advatgedthithee i eighty tion. A Lieutenant of the regiment of Akneede-
teces of French cannon immediately arrest and then named Peter Veronin, who, having been smetiathe
ihilate the enemy's columns, which stood for two reserve to demand more, lost his way awl*
brushwood, and was taken after the retreat of
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ire in close order, under the chain shot,.not daring declares, that Gen. Rajewsky, commanding the con*
.dunce, unwilling to retire, and renouncing the d'armee, received a severe contusion whichlobligel
6'P"• of victory. The King of Naples decided their him to quit the field of battle, and that the Genera]-
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icertainty. He caused the 4th. corps of cavalry to in-Chief Prince Bagrathion was wounded.Alltbepn•
die a charge, who penetrated through the breaches senors of this division agree instatingthat it ;astute
ich our cannon-shot had made in the condensed than half of its number ; that its confusion was coa-
isses of the Russi ins, and the squadrons of their piece at the time of its retreat.; and that it owed iti
safety solely to Platow and Uvaroff, • who co:
u-assiers ; they dispersed on all sides. The Gene- vered it. Those of the 41st chasseuts say, that thus
of Division Count Caulaincoert, Governor of the scarcely remained SO men to each company.. .
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:mperor s page's, advanced at the head of the .sth re- -
e grenadiers of the body-guard, of Sr. Petertet
the
2d. The Ist division of grenadiers, consisting of
impnt of Cuirassiers, overthrew every thing, and en- Ekaterinoslav, Taurida, Pawloeici. and Ara
tern the redoubt on the left by its gorge. From this zeff, commaned by Count Strogonoff, and forego&
*mat t there was no longer any uncertainty. The part of the 3d corps d'armee, was on the 00=4 011
battle-Was gained. He turned upon the enemy the the left, in the rear of the battery, where it suffered
pieces of cannon which were found in the redoubt. .
considerably by the fire of the artillery ;it was ink.
ed by two squadrons of curassiers, which equally mf•
Count Caulaincourt, who had distinguished himself feted without being brought into action. The ft
' this five charge, has terminated his career. He fell spective strength of these grenadier regiment: nano
id, struck by a bullet ; a glorious death, andited, before the battle, to from Bto 900 men.
/oral to be _envied. . " Their loss is estimated at one third, which they
ascribe to the cowardice of their officers, Who abate
• It was now two in the •Ilkernoon ; the enemy boned their ranks, and cmacerded themselret in tho
lost all hopes ; the batik bras the cannon- i brushwood. • ..
still continued ; the enAxiitnught foi 'retreat 44 Two regiments of chasienis attached to this di,
safety, but no longer fur victory. visiens.which were stationed in advance, Inert &Po
The loss of the enemy is enormous ; from 12 to sed ; tneir loss is unknown.
,000 men, and from Bto 9000 Russian horses, served for nine years in the regiment of St. Per.
lye been counted on the field &battle ;sixty pieces burgh, declares that be never saw his regiment get
" A soldier, named Gregoriot de Pskow, who b
:cannon and 5000 prisonerstave remained in our way as it did on this occasion. He says, that bd*
power, We have had 000 killed, and thrice that
the battle, General Kutisoffrode along their lime"
lember wounded. Opt totakloss may. he estimated harangued his troops, which, however, did ,Ixibt:i
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.10,000 men ; that of unectieme, at from fortf to duce much effect. This man adds, that be
Major Dalin, the Commandant of his regiment,
g1,t090. Never was there seen such a field of battle. that about mid-day, Benigsen had gone 40 westiAo4
raft
Outeif six dead bodies, there were five Russians for yond Mojaisk, to prepare there,the means oitilmil
_ Frenchman. 'Forty Russian Generals were killed, he believes that he went to Little Viasets•
wounded, or taken ; Gen. Brigrathion was menu-
" It was not known what had become of
bed. We base lost the General* of Division Mont.. die Commanderen-Chief of the 3d corps, 014/11$4
bruit, killed b. a cannon-ball division of Canowitzjn, which formed parts . lt4_,.e,
y, i General Count eau- - " The 2d division of grenadiers, con . al 'l"'
laincourt,who Was sent to occupy his place, was killed. sigiments of Astracan, Fanagoria, Kiol4 •
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- a shot of the same kind, an hour afterwards. •, Little Russia, and Siberia, commanded b? an;
Charles of Mecklenburgh, and forming
" The Generals of Brigade Compere, Manz°p the /014
.• ' Pith corps of Borosdin, was stationed on a
DiliriOn, and. Hurat, were killed ; Seven or eight Gt. September at the great redoubt, which was tab!
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itatats were wounded, the most of them slightly.— the same day, and where it lost its cannon, a c 46.
thiPrince of Eckututil has received no injury.' • sand more than half its men- The regiments of '
French troopircovered themselves with g10ry..., wind, division were quite full on arriving at Sntd
_e
but they had not move than 1000 each 011 the 54.10
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ciieplayedtbeir' great superiority totbe Russian w as.
cid .:
• • fore the action • and numbered net more dun fr.
'ol.Bock, in a few words, is a sketch .of the- li s 7to 800 each, on' the morning of the 7th, whe°. ,
'Mos:: wa, fought a few leagues in.the roc 1314116., were in 'the village which they were •chalgeu to • '
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laisk, and 25 leagues from hloskow, near' daribile fends advance of the bitterns of
mammon.*
Ives Isioskwa. We erect girtti etsetsissd':: '•' • •' was at this time- that the Prince of
shot, which are already, seplaced "b the" 'artie 41, • '
was
wounded.
. . .y„ 444th. The 2d corps —l4
of Bagavout had twee
if
800 artillery-carts, *tick; poised Smolensk per, Otillse.6th and 7th, in order to advance to da#
All the
teethe battle.. All the evootb and- villages frets:* ' 0, line, to support the 8d corps. A • •
field of to this gdice site Co tied. VI * .' ' elert***ln°t• we hail 'sfit.hatitturalri°66.llll'
, . , , ..v . ws 4.- ••• The oudiketeer regiments of 1411111 k• ~.ai
wounded. Ws kin &wit here 2002 Q healed Of am- ds gi'm ''''
b7lgas alul liatementschug, as Wdl as

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_i I.oolllngeonagelmatidelliallliftgetelbsame `taraIIRAL'IIICTRIN.—VOILY.4IOISRE. - 1444.1,
. \ M. WAITHMAN'B ELECTION. TO UNtAlt-SHERIFFS' AGENTS.Ite.
ILS pr'aper for Taking or Checking the Iholl 4016"
; THE COMMITTEE for conducting the Election Moo
at Caw g •kse are sold by J. Seibert, StW*ltr, Royal lireife
.3,- of ROBERT WAITHMAN, Esq. request the dumdums ',zebu.% altson.
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of the Independent LiY In Ins InlenoL on Monday on at the S.& cab ix Cheek Clerks prodded on the shorted Nodal. . ..!‘t
Guildhall, at Twelve o'clock precisely. - . . . . -t.
' It being the unqualified sense of a General Meeting of *Mr: e- ' . LEATHER TAX.
WAITIMMeII Fries held at the New London Tavern, Mill 'A. il' 'i "MEETING of the COMMITTEE- ettn read
October 0' That es ought to be rotursoke Pew-. is• -16 TANNERS and 0 held at tbe Ship Tavern, LW& eeral I
Eminent free of expence—Subscriplernedll be rtriftilla byelaw' Lae; on l'hursdaY. the Ida ber,llll2,
mud Fared, Esq. Chairman, St. Mary-Ate; Mr. Hnrcombe, Mr. UNDERSHELL, in the Chats at the 1
Tramiel', St. Peal Church-yard ; Mr.•Butnetead, Illsbopspte- It was Resolved, That It is the opinion' df this Meeting that caps)
street; Mr. Debbin, Bread-street; Mr. Wright, Kintstreet, the additional Tax en Leather, as imposed in the last Session of
Cheapside; Mr.Reeve,Ludgate-bill;.Mr..Carter,Minories; and Parliameet, while it cannot answer ass mediae ofFtnanee, will, -enemy
at the Conunitteo-roons. SAMUEL EAVELL, Chairman. in its various gyrations,' greatly oppress the Manufacturing In- pans or
Committe-room, New London Tavern, terests of the Countay as well as theiabourhig Poor. '
Cheapside, October 2. That at the predsit time when the Manufacture depends so had hie
Mr. Waldman's Committee attend every day, from nine in much upon foreign Materials, the Tax will prove mere oppresetve hetrc.,
sse morning to sine at night, at thejtbove Tavern. . to the Leather Trade than twice its amount would have done at o'4,
ibis ritheshe original Tax of 1, per lb. was laid, when the Ma-
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T a very numerous and' sivost respectable Meet- nufacture depended chiefly upon the home Material.. carries
leg at the City of London Tavern oe Friday, October 2. That it will prevent the Englisis Manufacturer giving forlstdes,
21112, of Liverymen. Friends of r WILLIAM CURTIS, Bart. the produce of other countries, the price that can he afforded by Collid I
GEORGE WOOD, Esq. In the Chair, foreigners, and thereby greatly diminish every branch of the of the
It was unanimously resolved, That the•ciniduCt of Alderman Leather Trade.
Sir Wo.r.rew Curris, hi five suecetitte parliiments. Nitta* lalli That a General Meeting if the Tanners of Great Britain be /- chinge
to the fun confidence and decided approbation of his Constinients:.
_,_ held soon after. Parliament -meet for business in the neat Se,' ' tection
' Thin his undeviating loyalty to his Soveteigo, his attachMent den, (the time and place of which tube hereafter advertisedyto -
to the Laws and the Constitution, his zealous support of the'_ ____,real take Into consideration the best methods of promoting the repeal' crier lu
. =uterus of the Country, his readiness of access to his Felloiv- elthe said Tar. By Order of the Committee, B. DREW, See. centre,
citizen, on all occasions,:and his constant attention to the Rights
erld Privileges of the Livery of London, are the sureit,pledges of ... This day was publiehed; on dem. y 4to.pe lee ss. , cannot
his adherence to those principles which first recomieended MM. TUE BATTLE .OF .38sLAIMA.NCA.— - st A
to their pobtic notice and esteem. . • - . at POEM,- .-
That this Meeting will use its utmost endeavonni &mere die • London s Printed for John-Walker, Pateraoster-row ; and. 2. carries
' "earthy Alderman's re-election, for the sixth time, to the bonne- Bowden, Frankfort-place, Plymouth.
ritle and exalted situation of eßepresentatlie of thli City !date his hi
• sernme ParliamEnt. • GEORGE WOOD Charmer': This day was published, , enemy
, .., Inl One large Vol. into. price les. In boards, -
. The Chairman having left the chair, ' • --• . ' '"' '• The FOURTH EDITION, IMPROVED and CORRECTED, lon t;
It wilt uninlmouslylesolved, That the Thadiwol abh,Meet-..
be be gimes to the Chaliman. , , . . CONSPECTUSM'EDICIN2ETHEORETICE.'
pied a
• .., I. l-.• AUCTORD JACOBO GREGORY, M.D.
-TO THE WORTHY. INDEPENDENT WARY OP Ohm Med. Theor. mane. Med. Pratt. In Dead, Edin:ProL advan
: 'LONDON. " - Printed far William Creech, Edinburgh ; and sold by Loos- he the
i casette:Sea; -- , , man end Co. •S. Itighley, 21, Fleet-matt; .T. Hamilton, and J.
• HAVING been engaged 27 years in tole sernice- thltewood „Landon. tiller,
- -dit „ .
as a Magistrate, in the course of which I have had the . 'hi the Press, and' shortly.will be published,
_. 1t1102.1
'inflow of enjoying your cooadence as your Representative in irgE EDINBURGH NEW DISPENSATORY' ream,
berboot.
...16011'..:, f' ' places
five successive Parliankite. it cannot but be highly satisfactory •-, ji- arranged upon a new. plan; the Pharmaceutical Prepare- ,
--to me, to be able solemnly to declare, that I have never swerved 'dons ancbCompounds being Cotheted under one simple distinct those
from a rigid adherence to those principles which first entitled me
.head.--By JOHN THOMSON, M.D. ' • • - test.
to year notice, and which are already too well known, and have Printed for William Creech, Edinburgh ; dad
Then too often publicly and practically evinced, to require any te, Fleet-street. London.
misetition ; I feel; however, that it is a duty which I owe to you, - 4' • -
ildectlieldng your support to return me to Parliament for the
dash time, to avow, that I possess the same unalterable atach- . , ' FREAICH PAPERS. and hwhich
anent to the Sovereign, the Laws, and the. Constitution„ the same -.—.... r.
. *sloes 'devotion to the real interests of the country, and the PARIS, SEPTEMBER 26. . i prOtet
dlde Ardent desire to promote the welfare,and protect the rights aby.
ENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. 66
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add privileges of this great city and my constituents, which I a. Y.IITE.
Originally professed, as the basis of my pretensibns to year favour, . , , " Mojaisk, Sept. 10, isis, rious
' and with the importance of which my mind is indelibly im. ee On the Ith the Emperor set out from Ghjat, and self'.
pressed. My public conduct having always been candid and
dpsere, I can safely lay my hand on my heart, and assert, that it encamped near -the post of Gritneva. cooln
we been equally eonscientloue. Upon the firm ground, therefore, 66 On the sth, at 6 o'clock in the morning, the front,
ilPeonsistency, and immutable public principles, I ve..ture again
ID request your suffrages at the ensuing Election, army put itself it) motion. At two in the afternoon, masts
I have the honour to be, Geutlemen, we perceived the Russians formed with their right. Ponis
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• Your much obliged, faithful, and devoted humble servant,
Old South-Sea house, Oct. 1,1819. WM. CURTIS. upon Moskwa, the left upon the heights on the-left ~ '
• strw.Curtis's committee sit daily at the Old South-Sea-house, 'bank of the Kologha. At 1200 wises in advance of to dr
*here any cesnmunication will be thankfully received.
.7LLBAA'S ELECTION. "if
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1 rpHE DAY of ELECTION . being. fixed ..for between two woods, where they had placednine or ing, 1
• .11. TU ESDA Y the 6th of °other, the Friends and Suppor- ten thousand men. The Emperor havilig reconnoitred self tl
• ten of Mr. GILES are most earnestly intreated to honour him
Stith their early attendance. , it, resolved not to lose a moment, and to carry this rage,
Carriages will be.provided at the Ram Inn, Smithfield. - position. Orders were given to the King of. Naples tryh
TTtieGEN TLEMEN, CLERGY; and FREEHOLDERS to pass the Kologha„, with die divisionCornpana and stied
of the cOtThlri of LINCOLN.
the cavalry. Prince #9.6 Lit cisi4k y, wtkPlo a ct mashed ' form
, : GENTLEMEN, - . \ . . . .. , •, • •
A Dissolution of Parliament haling taken place, on the right, was in a condition to turn the position. (care
.a.l I beg leave so.offee.nlyself as a Candidate to be one of the At four.o'clock the stria ctinnteicest.• In one hour burn
f INEpreeetitattves of the County of Lincoln. "
The highly flattering manner in whlch you did me the.
holder the enemy's -redoubt Was icatriedA with the cannon.; piece
• of electing nee, encourages me to hope, I may again be favoured
with your suppott., ;the enemy's corps driven, 'Gin the wood and put t,O annii
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with great respect, ' ' flight, leaving the third part on the field of battle.-"....„1 hour
- • Your most obedient, and humble servant, At seven in the evening the firing ceased. - 'to ad
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21-LIRLES A. PELHAM.
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1 to THE GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, YEOMANRY. AND " sl On the it
6th, at two o'clock in the morning, thdope...
FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY 01?- SUSSEX. ri-nreeror surveyed the esierny's advanced posts.--the • unce
i OLNTLEMEN, .dai was.passed in reconn•Atring. The enemy were is).ilk;
1 A S I advance in Life, I feel myself less able •to
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4-..2- t ondoeiyouebtesir.ess In the manner I toad. wislililuts ,in- a position much contracted. - Their- left we. t whir
Induced, therefore, to decline the honour of nffernig olysve to • weakened, by the loss of the positron on the
.day mass
represent yOwigain in Parliament. . • .., ...
'' h heroic : baikeil by a large wood, supported by a , cuira
Impressed with every sense of the high situation lad?* foie ~ -
have so often placed me, and full of gratitude for the %your" fin height,. Arowned.by a redoubt, planted With 95 ral 0
- I bare received, I beg leave to return once more my warmest'pieces
-ofeannon. Two other heights; crowned with Eur•l
thanks to Anse friends who supported me in the last severe
contest, and to offer the most envie forgiveness to those who ea:sill:lp. at 100 paces from each other, protected limy
oiposed me upon that occasion. With these sentiments, 'and •
their•liue as far as a large village, which.thi enemy Pet*
. vetch every wish for the future prosperity of the County, I have ... , ..
ihi honour tel subscribe myself, - •
• ltaddierayed, to cover the ridge with artillerrind wagon
. Your much obliged and obedient '=amble servant, *. ~;.. . •-4 • , • • :
truantry. , ana to support tne centre. Their:4lli eks hate
Rosebill, Ist Oct. Isle. - JOHN FULLER.
' TO THE INUEPENDEN r ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY tended behind the Kologha, in the rear of the village ' 21 p
• - ' , • • OF YORK. • •• •• of Borodino, and was supported by two fine heights, COQ;
Ganara.zWilic -- • • . • tro•wried with redoubts, and. fortified with batteries. in tt
MR.:WILBERFORCE. having •by his advertise.
Zviment declared his Intention not to offer hiniself again to. This position appeared strong and ,favourable. .It cieaf
represent this County If .Parliament should be dissolved, I von- k was easy to manoeuvre, and to oblige the enemy to wort
tart to cone torward and to ask you to place that trust in my - • .
• bands winch he has so long and Fo worthily held. .ev4cuate it, but that would have been renouncing "
If I should aucceeA in this object. I shall endeasour tit sitar Our object, and the position was not judged sulli- had
my gratitude. by an earned did anxious discharge of the (knit*
, belonging to the rile situation in which I shall be placed; and 1 ciently strong to render it necessary to avoid fighting- ade
hope that 'My information with regard to the local interest of the
It was easy to perceive that the redoubts were but and
County, which -hailbeen acquired by a residence in one of the t_
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2n9st populous parts of it, -where I have not shrunk from Odle nai„l rortnea, tne fosse shallow, and neither_ palisaded • 46
businesa, will earide me to Mel these duties. --I have the lemur nor defended with chevauz.de-frise. Weseekoned 1.1,C
to V, Ceatkmen, our very humble Servant,
Wt rtley Hall, Sept. 26. I. STUART WORTLEY.
the enemy's force at aboutl2o or 130,0004c' n. Our hay;
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- • ` . ' ELE.t"EfON LAW. •fbrees were equal, but the superiority di: as. _troops -of c•
This day was "Allotted, price les. tweed.- - - • - was not doubtful.
T, pow
HE LAW OF ELECTIONS', Volume thp first, . , . .
containing the Law4trith reaped to the convening, holang, On the 7th, at two•ie the morning, the Empe- nurr
add dtdohstion efl'arlialVe landed qedificotionsaddthedie., ror was surrounded, by the Marshals in the position at '1
qftlifieittoits 91 Medi:ids,' also the proceedings at the Poll; 'taken' the evening before. •At half-past five - o'clock ; 504
also the whole Of itie-pr nyprepiratory to, anti during the
' Ponvinchultra polices of Elections, appointment of Poll and the sun rose without clouds—it had rained the pre- I Out
Cheque Clorks,.Adneinistration of Oaths. tee. Scc. commie,/ cedinr-evenin 44 Tl •is the sun of Austerlitz," ; one
g. as
• the whole duty et Returnieg. Officers. The subject of Totel‘• ••••
bitoz thrown mirky by being given to ineligible persons Is den said the Emperor. Though but the month of Sep- wot
treated of.—By W. J. ROE,'Esq. of Lincoln's inn, Barrister at; ileMber, it was as cold as .a. December in Moravia. dud
Law. .
Also may be bad. by the ,same• Author, An Appendinveen. The army received the omen--the drum beat—and brut
tattling the Forms necessary at Elect-ions, the whole Statute Lew,' siki., •
....!011-"OWIng order of the day was-read ; laid
(Inchufing'the. Bribery and-Treating Axis) of England, Scotland,'
end Ireland. - • " Soldiers, behold the field otbattle youbave so much desired, by i
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Loudon: Printed for .W. Reed, Law Boobs Billiard, henceforth inetiory depends as you iit Is necessary to us ;It will ' a
II! coin's lan: ,and J. Cooke. Ormond-gulty, Debibi.' ..... . l ood uart f.- t. .
and .
4:' - - • • . , give us p enty, g q ers or no winter, a speedy return mal
ELECI lON LAW, . . '.."-- • -
•". to 704 r country. Behave yourselves as you did :t Austerlitz, ,
i This day was publisted, in Bvo. price Is. 6d. - - .' • •
de.:ll3rie".. end, Vitepsk, at Smolensk—and that the latest poste- ter
' A- PRACTICAL ABRIDGMENT of ELEC.
of your conduct thli day with pride—that it may 141/1
TIONLAW ; trim the Issuing of the Writ to the Retire, '''7 may
speak
Odaptedpuricularly to the used RetumingOifieers, Caudhheast say of you, aHe was at ad great battle under the walls of Fre
nod Electors in-the respective proceedirgs for Counties, Mee itiosettw.• "
Wog Counties, and Berouglis•-«-By JOHN DISNEY, Esq. of In At the Insperleneanspan*tise heights of Borodino,
me Inner Temple, Barrister.at-Law. Sept. 7, olio o'clock, A.ivl." . #4,1
• Aho lately published, price 106.6 d. in boards, a Coeeeticei of :mine army answered with reiterated acclama, oft
Rilibe Acts of Varhament, relative to County and Borough Elea ~ . a." , .
Thud on which• the army stood 'was jail]
4 • , with References to -several reported Casa, iontainingethe 14.0112.
1 . !ruination, of the House of Commons. In two Parts..: i •
art L—Such'es respect tbe Proceedings at the Election.—foyet with the dead bodies of the Russians killed the : rive
11, Such as respect tke subsequent Prbceedings on Pe -t0 preceding day. , ... j shot
the House of Constuens. ChrOnologically arranged*.with * J.
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. pious Index. 'Er /oHN-Disture,..Esq. of the Inner -
1 Sartirer.at-Law. ._. in motion to tarn the foam .= which- the tat
London: Printed for W. Cterke and Fong, Law.Hookerwrie enaneurested his left. The I.Prinie of Eakitnia fiet
1 Portlast-weet, Lincoln!' bp. -Of whom may be had,. by* . •• . .. • • . •
UM Author, the lAA sit*Otctillectib Mm, %kers% *marched orithe skirt of the forest, the division Com. wot
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