The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-19 00:00:00

ALLARD.

(THIS Is THE NOTE.)
Officer of the French
FRAN4OII ALLARD, an
Nay Nw prisoner of war in Dartmoor prison, has

deb are clothed with powers . ,
bete, we would advise then to nil in Strickl. r a 8 well verses of a ear, which assumes the ivy, now pr...
I Inspected, and ordered to hold themselves in resell:
as the Mayor, thathotis amputee a priori* share in of Advil one.
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re I received a letter from France, by which heheard that
i nese for immediate service ; such as had been dis.
the ..irodgcry of white washing themselves, without , Crissium,.—Thls Indolence le carnival...A men ,
as exchangtf took pi" of see, on the 17th of May
laying tbe borthen altogether upon ethers. ~.of tbe syropteme of Mocold system, and we asust beobil
last, by the Fremth senadren, consisting of the An.'
The reliance General Liagan placed in he honour it fur ever from she society of men who have so last mantled are refitting.
It is reported that the Preach have suferid a de.
of General Stricker, originated in the feelings he sup- sworn to be free, or die, None,,none ought to leave die/norm and Crime, both frigates, and Memelake
feat near gmolensko and a great part of their army
poctol one officer of the Revelation coolie not help in charge or another the sacred dutyof defending Ms brig. The French Commander himself mentions to
entertaining for another. Alas! he did not know life, property, and the system of liberty which fiehim. , mt. Aucano, that 33 Englishmen were-released fo s
self has estahtished. men, Wenlen, And rhadnta .eigha Frenohme r put in complete rout.
the stuff of which the leading Baltimore Demonists n and the said Mr. ALLAC.D is one The result of the conference at Abo has not trans.
are made. are dispensed with by Natore—the lavt eteludesaidire i
Aired, but it is said Finland will be restored to
.of the latter. There were among the former three
It cannot be known what were the orders with ' other. Mutes, then, Citizens of all estCtei incite*.
which Commodore Rodgers put to sea. A fault of ! ditions, present yourselves in the army-of .the fie. Merchant Captains, viz.—Captain TuoKAS lIUGHTIA, swedk
magnitude, however, lies somewhere. For more than ! public, with your arms; procure them if yea have of the ship Briton; Captain Jouw ALLett, of the, T.ZiltAct 0/ A merry!' roost corstrEAGEN) DATED
a month theceast std trade of the United States have ' which resigning to the Government those ns brig Roam; and Captain MASTER, of the ship Pa. 1 SEPTEMBER G.
been exposed, without the protection which the prin. ! eon guide the course of the most important tent; the latter was the bearer of the said Treaty of 'sg The obtaining possession of Smolensk° cost the
cipd and most active part of our little navy could ' provision ; come to repair the evils of fanaticism and
Etchanee The had likewise, all three, taken their French upwards of 10,000 men. Revel holds out
afford. This, in the early part of hostilities, would , ignorance ; forsake your firesides fora moment, if o-* Y
oaths, and word of honour, to do every thing in their bravely, -and no. besieging artillery has yet arrived,
have been of moment to the returning vessels, which !you wish tirpreserve them for the remainder of your ,
power, in order to intreat the Honourable Board to , Two semis, laden with coffee, tho. have been takes
from the course of circumstances, were unsuspicious ; lives. I speak to you, Citizens, with that assurance
Of danger. I which your arc
in me inspires—l, who hare ' discharge the above.mentioned Treaty of &change. ; out of the last convoy in the Belt, by the gtin.boats.9
BERLIN, AVG. i 9.
- breathed at birth. the air which surrounds Carat. I, Mr. ALLARD hopes that those three Captains willi
tali have been menaged, Commodore Rod. , nsr
toiled Ii • and likewise loyal ; The head-quarters of his Majesty the Eureaot

As . ings ive
gers is driving about the ocean in guest of British con-
voys which he cannot meet, and leaving our own
urey to every petty gun-vessel. But if he had

cas—l, who, fugitive from tyranny, have , in
distant regions for you—l, who have led many of
yourselves to victory—l invite you to this n,omen•
Let • rch, • come

be mindful to their promise,
enough to intercede in his behalf, and acquaint
him with their proceedings at D►rtmoor Prison,

have, since the 18th, been at Smolensk°. Nothing
can arrest the rapid march of the victorious army.-.
(Correspondent.)

trade a prey to .. _
been so successful as to capture as many vessel; Ks
he could man, the whole amount would be only equal
to a small proportion of what this unjustifiable cruise
will have cost in the loss of American property ; and
which ought to have been saved by the activity of his
squadron nearer home. What bas become of him,
and w hat may be his fate, are questions to be anxiously
put both by the patrons of the navy, and the friends
of those who are wider his commend. If the danger
from the superiority of the isedish navy were less
striking, the interval which has elapsed without hear.
lug from him is foreboding.
Deep is the interest which every friend to his eoun.
try vast feel, in the preservation of the slender means
of maritime defence which we have been allowed by
our Mrainistration to possess : equally valuable are
the liberty and welfare of so many Officers of the first
t.
promise and connection, as our public vessels eon.
tain ;—but it is a truth, which is in a CORM of veil. IRISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE.
fication, that this war will cost us both, and that be. ......fflipm.....
fore long. In anticipation of this, it is already whir. • (Prom Freeman's Ariel
pored iii certain quarters, that Congress will never We oopy the following from The Limerick Erea•
hereafter appropriate a dollar for naval purposes. big Post, hoping that it may remind the inhabitants
The whole internal frontier is meowed both by the of this city, as well as those of many other cities and
British and Savages, in like manner as the seaboard i towns lii [reined, that numbers of their former neigh.
is liable to the annoyance of the British Broilers : ! bones, friends, and acqnaintances, are labouring in
both require protection ; and why should the interior France under the very same description of hardships
frontier; be shone provided for ? Ought not every which not only now fitrds publicity, but relief, in the
Member connected with the Atlantic interests, to ! City of Limerick :
bare chucked the gratification of the Western late.' 44 The originals of the following documents have
rests, till full justice bad been awarded to the Pee- I been received in this city from our poor destitute fel.
ple he represents? As the matter at present stands, i low-creatures, immured in the prisons of France. We
the maritime people are to pay all, fight all, and " need not recommend them to the attention of our
lose all. fellow.citizens : they will be read with all the interest
BALTIMORE MOBS, and feeling due to them, and se eminently characteristic
On Tuesday evening they resolved to pull down of the humane and charitable citizens of Limerick.—
the Post-office, as the most effectual way of prevent. I
We find'with great pleasure, that a liberal Subscrip;
ing the circulation of the Federal Republican in I
1 tion is actually going on to meet this purpose ; and
1416a:ore. Ou this act they. were as fully beat as we have not a doubt, that the poor petitioners will
they ever were upon any of the numerous outrages receive ample and early relief. Our continued la.
they have perpetrated with so much Impunity ; but boars hi this cause cannot escape public recollection ;
they were prevented by calling out the Militia, who we take no merit for that effort—it was but our duty ,
have been on duty every night sines is considerable
—the great duty of humanity. Most happy are we',
numbers. Even the Mayor, of clear conscience,
now in resuming our advocacy, with sure prospects
luis made a spew of acting, by issuing a Proclama- I
!of success—we will continue it—it is impossible to
tion in the Bonapartism style, threatening 44 Sum- tire us, in a career so grateful to the heart.
'eerily to punish the-riotous and ilt.alisposed.' 46 We acknowledged last winter, a subscription
At the time this step was taken, application was
of 31. forwarded to us, anonymously, by some be.
made, as we are informed, to the Postmaster, to'
exclude our paper from the office. The mob, o nevolent 6 Stranger' for the relief of these poor pri-
h w" ! soners—that sum is still on our hands. We sop.
ever, have sworn they would have it down in pose that a Committee, for the formation and fur-
less than five nights, and thus far they have gene- theeence of. this eacelleut project, will bo inenedi-
rally made good their threats. Should the Prods- v....
ately formed.
oration prevent their success on the present occa. - MR %SRA. FI'B'ER AND DA R4iii.
sion, how clearly will the Mayor convict himself of (i GSWILIIIttr —We, the undersigned unfortunate
connivance and perfidy oelivery firmer occastonl— 1 natives of Limerick, are sorry to be obliged by a long
Why did he not issue his Proclamation in an earlier and unavoidable captivity to renew elf application,
stage of mobocracy ? lie was timely and point-' after the tepeated benevolence and knmeity we have
tally apprised of each of the three mobs which affects I already received from your hands. Bdf Mir situation
ed as; but in the two first he declined interfering: is bad—especially as we belong to theMirchant see-
and in the last he had just so much agency as to on- vice, there being a sufficient support allowed to all
"Ince the populace that they had nothing to fear from men of his Majesty's service, by sea and land, who
his prevention,in the perpetration of what must appear ! ere in captivity.
to every man a preconcerted massacre. ills own ex-1 46 We, your applicants, being well assured of the
press and avowed language proves his guilt. *now ! character and humane dispositions of the Gentlemen
declares in his Proclamation,-44 Whereas a dispo.
peace of oar : we are induced
Ladies of our native place,
sition has manifested itself, on the part of some of . Bonen, of your goodness to intercedeand thoroughly, Gen-
our tnisauid..d citizen*, to disturb the
in our behalf,
to forward this our most needful pe.
city ; and whereas it is believed, (nit tne promoters tition,solely depending, Gentlemen, upon your good- I
of this disorderly conduce are so frio In slumber, ness in setting forth our Petition, and subscribing a
that if not countenanced by others, who are, usieet: email retie( for your natiertunate applicants. Gen.
only spectators, they would desist from such con. , denten, we sincerely hope this may be the last IMMO"
duct." if this be true, what excuse has
he for all necessity will oblige us to become an incumbrams le.
that is past I—lie can never 'pretend, that so fee
our country ; we are pressed with real neceesity,
persons could pot be restrained, had he thought tool
fe it not Alow clear hope you,
,t Thus situated, Gentlemen, we most art end,'
per to exert his authority.
to demenstration, is knot new manifest from of your goodness, will telt/tour case into
consideration ; and should you be pleased to raise's'
his oWn confession, that the whiting-office and little relief for the assistance of your applicants, we
dwelling-house of one ef ps, With iheis resPelltiee recommend Minim: Cheater and Co. No. It gillr`
contents, were destroyed, and their friends massacred iotte.row, mausion_honsei- Imedoni for safe core
in privet by whom the constituted Authorities did evyanc.e to forward relief !vibe prisoners iu' Vale*.
mot choose to oppose ? And whys not oppose them ? citrses.
No other IRSWar CISO be givens if the premises be 44 Gaßeltillefl, your taking this oar most eeedfab
true, than that their Fondue Was •PPreTeds if oat Petitien into consideration, we will, as we daily sies'
procured and iustigated. . 6,..
with doe submitelop,isreemistly pray."—antsseowy•
The Postmaster of ftlitqmor. sent au ravels tq aim ammo' l • . .
;Washington, containing en lemon* of the 'karts I It yilloselamet citisdec Bow, v. 113."

c.
tory sacrifice of your ease. __ us um my
panions, to Curo, Nlarycaybo, and Guaynana. Let
us destroy these burroughs of banditti who infest the
country of the first-born sons of Columbian liberty ;
we will then rest-.-we will then mutually embrace ;
Whet, sons and spouse shall renew the sweet bonds
se Nature and Love, broken by the exigencies of our
country ; she calls you, Citizens, and her _voice
(more commanding than the conscriptions and forced
enlistments which the law direct) mounds in your
' hearts; hearken, and obey It—take arms...abandon
for a while your individual concents.ron to the
shelter of armed liberty, and return not to your
homes until yen have left it firmly established.
FRANCISCO OE MIRANUI,
JitSEF sA•rt Y BOSSY, SearetSty.
Saadiseratte, at Mammy, May 28,1819.

where he is now confined, overwhelmed with grief,
and in the most cruel anxiety imaginable, being. the
father of a numerous family in France.
(The above letter was received la dee mane. bat by same
accident it has hero shtai4, which prevepied its Wormholes( the
time. Mr. AthanD is hereby informed, that pp dwtie Is made
for the iaseniaa,—Eo.]

• WARSAW. Ay*. !S.
We have this instant received the important Intel.
ligeace of the taking of Smolensk°, a fortress sibs.
ated upon the Dnieper. This place was carried
ter several brilliant itill4rs, which took place subse.
fluent to the 14th, The enemy, after seeing all the
outworks carried on the 17th, threw themselves lots
the place, which had bean armed. His Majesty the
Estrearoa enjoys the beet state of bealtis.—(Sans

Paper.)
/sou sus sr. rsessessost /Am or sus 6so (18),

AUGUST, 181/..
We hare the pleasure to lay before the public the
letter of his Eminence the Metropolitan of Moscow,
PyrroW, to his Majesty the rorraweas 1064 his
MAJESTY'S reply to the ki tropoliten s--
c• MOST GDACIOVb LORD AND EIREILOR,..4IO
chief metropolis, Moscow, the new Jesusalem,
ceives as a mother, her anointed, into theism, abet
affectionate sous, gad whilst she hes g perspective
foresight, through the rising mist, of the ;Miring
future glory of her monarchy, sings in joyful
transports, 4 Hosanna be be that comes in the
name of the Lunn t' Lef the vaunting insm
lent Goliath, carry the terrors of death from the
borders of France Into the provinces of Russia; the
holy faith, that sling of the holy Russian DAVID,
will suddenly slit the forehead of his blood.thirsty
haughtiness. This sacrificed image of the holy
SEcona, the ancient champinn for the Welfare of
our moire country, is pre-eutt.d to your Imperial
MAJESTY. It gives me pain that my &crash/
tomtit/es will not permit .me to enjoy the view of
year MgairsTv's beloved countenance, I send my
prayers up to Heaven, that the Almighty pray, of
his grace, advance hie beloved people, and NO
your MAJESTY'S wish",
4' Most gracious Lord, your lov real M
eutsu's
most submissive Intercessor,
(sissro) N PIATOW, Metropolitan of 14•100.1

AWSW ER.
(6 MOST VgXgRAZLE PLATOW,•••4 Isave received
your letter, and, with the some, the image of the
,herty SECeUES. Tbo first 'I have received with Pi"'
"A? f,.'' as ccutinekomelabeplimol of the Church, vire
so„higbly respected by-ne ; and the latter with re.
"neratiun. 'The sanctified image of the NO
tor of the'Russien 'triples, I have commanded to ht
AI," to the ;rimed popuiation of Moscow, which
erttroining for the defence of -their native country.
May he 'Obtain through Ms intercession before rite
y protec.
'Throe of GOD, and may ite, by his prayers, lengthen
the term of your yeari, 'Which are ornamented with
honour and renown.
cc Recommending myself to year prayers, I redo
with affection."
[The orginal is' signed In his Imperial Majesty'
own hand

U ALEX tNut:R,3

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ST00(11001. M: 31'
His Royal, Highness the Cron"; ParNce
on the 26th instant, continued his voyage, '404
favourable wind, towards evening discovered t"
outer rocks at a distaooe; but as the wind beg3dt°
increase, and its being impossible to enter this 03P
row channel in the dark, the frigate was
obliged t°
keep cruising the whole night off the chtopetale
rather stormy weather. On the morning of the tl
passed Oroßeacon, and continued his cruise OVA
favourable wind to Beckholm, off Abo, where,"
half4ast two o'clock P. M. the frigate came to 3116°,41'
gtir wßoyal Highness continued

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