The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-07-19 00:00:00

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loment the &trite] of six more'regiments,l Tile cant of such 'declaration .as.above.d•Obeia
, passing the ithine, is announced. in the may pyoduce an iitscription on the list of absentees. ~
i [Mese absesiteas, as declared in a former proelir.
midst of this continual movement-of troops, horses,
artillery, caissons, kc. there reigns in our t2W 11 an . Mails'', have bad the whole .of their Properly'eoss-
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admirable order and discipline. - ; fiscateil.l • • • , . •
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Marshal the Duke of Castiglione arrived here yes- i sz""c• uu"."2.--The'followiug Priketuututiu°
Wrday in the evening; and ii. appears ids abode will has Oil AhraPPeared:—• • " . '• .
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be short.
ToyLoN, Jtixt 428.—The Piloce•Of Eckmuld,
Governor of Toulon, has frequent conferences with
Vice-Admiral Emereau, Commandant of the Naval
Army, and the Prefect of the Marine. We CM
assured the object is a „groat expedition ia, the Medi-
terranean.
AL amino, Jot.ir 4.—The Viceroy', equipages
arrive here aid' the skeletons of the Ititian guard,
and have continued to-day their roate foe Inspruck. •
Gut.), JULY 2.—Troops daily pass througk our
town, proceeding to the Grand Army.
Fa.Apsscurr, .Jw.T .— 6 Generals 6Generals Clapare.de, Go-
dard, and Le Brun, passed through here yesterday.
Six or 7000 men have just set opt to, join the
Grand Army.
Avaszono, .TuLT s.—Four squadrons of Italian
cavalry, which have been here for eight -days, have
received orders to join the Bavarian Army of Obser-
vation. They will set out to-morrsw for Wurf z-
burg. We expect several detachments of cavalry)
which have received the same destination.
The armaments continue throughout all the Bava-
rian kingdom. The cavalry and artillery,,are
mewed in the same proportion.
WURTZBURO, JULY 4.—To-day the Duke of
Castiglione reviewed, in one of the.. squarei
town, about. 15,000 men of the Bavarian Army et
Observation, 'in presence of a crowd of spectators.
They executed 'several manoeuvres before hit Ex--
celleney, with all the precision and exactness of old
soldiers.

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66 In -pursuanco.of orders from his Excellency the
Duke 41 redua, Communicated by. General Bertrand,
the city of Leipsicis declared in a stqte of siege.
". The police in the city and stibuibs.shall
be mill-
tery, and without the eimearronoe-of the Mee-
trates, titi ho can only execute such orders of police
as are communicated .to them by the Military CAM-
mandants.
" The Civil Authorities shall in future tee under
their care the quartering of troops, siippitollprori-
sions, of forage, and the hospitals.
66 The requisitions• made by his Excellency the
Duke of Padua shall be executed in a military man
ter, under the .care of the. Magistrates, to prevent
ill abuqes.".
Our Town Council has. also issued the fellowinf
notification :
" By command of the Duke of Padua, all !sift:.
chants and inhabilanls of this city, who awpeasemed
of, or have the care of colonial merchandise, Must
give in to us, by to-morrow forenoon, an exact state.
ment, signed with their own names„ of the amount'
and kind of such merchandise, that it may be trans-
mitted to his Excellency.
" All colonial produce, of which a statement
not thus given, will be seized and confiscated.
• " All:merchants and inhabitants are also hereby'
Informed, 'that until the SIM of Jane, no merchan-
dise of any kind must be removed from steeil ace to '
another, either within the city or soburlis; Sid that
no one must dare to act in contravention heiteelg'. •
11,041mie, June 44)."

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Jet/A' s,—The arrival of troops to the Bavarian
Army of Ohservution continues without intermission.
Too regiments of infantry ♦rrived here lo-day.

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ARMY OF CATAWNIA.
EXTRACT or A LETTER TO YHE MINISTER AT WAR,
FROM HIS EXCELLENCY TUE GENERAL OF DIVISION,
LAMARGUR, COMMANDING IN UPPER CATALONIA.
" Getnn4, June 25.
" Mossemayn.,—The enemy had formed the
design of throwing himself into Lampaudon, of car-
rying, with the assistance of the English, some of
the forts we have constructed, of raising the country,
and of thus making us lose the fruits of two years'
lahou r..

DAY AT ON &CLOCK
lasi* Bonds 2 d
Exchequer Kith 21/1; .
Ditto 244. 1 • ,
Consols fug Acct. 37f
Lt. ter? Tickets

THE STATESMAN.

" On the 23d, in the morning, a sqnadron of I's
ships of the line, of which eight were thre.-deckers,
and several transports, were before Palamos ; and
Baron de Eroles de►ceudetl from the high mountains
of Nlieras and Saint Pau, upon Banolas, where he
bad ordered 10,000 rations of bread. _

LONDON: •
MONDAY, JOLT 19, 1111 S.

6' Public report stated his forces at 5000 troops of
the line, some bands, and 200 horse; it announced
that he was marching upon Escala, to favour the
disembarkation, and afterwards distribute his forces
in Upper Catalonia.
" There was note moment to lose : I decided upon
attacking those who descended from the mountains,
before theirunvion with the troons supposed to be
j embarked. in consequence left Gerona an hour
after noon ; already was the cannonade -and a very
brisk are of musketry heard from the fort,of Bono-
los ; the ardour of the troops was such, that in less
than two hours, they performed a distance of three
huge leagues, which separated us from the enemy.
"We fnund him furrounding the fort, occupying the
tn. of gentiles and three small detached heights
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covered with vine and olive trees; and.divided into
eveqions,.eig4 osr.ten . feet high, which rea-
'dere& the approach to them very ditlicult.
Encouraged perhaps by the presence of Baron
ale Eyoles, the Spaniards fought with more -than
orilltutry resolution ; for a moment the town was
.Fien re.ta)ien by the enemy's cavalry, who put our
•cnnipinles Of Mequilits into disorder, but our reserves
were ready; the did of the line againadvanced
ritpo'n the enemy and 'penetrated hls masses; the Ist
bitialion of ihe 60th regiment, commaided by Col.
Lenad7. carried, at, the pas de chargsit the 24
'fright, which remained covered .•withg.ideitd ; a
'company of the 29th Chasseurs thtew itself
'into the town,
"while the 2(1 battalion of the
'6OtH, conducted by the Chef de Battalion, Shepern,
'turned it. The Hussars of St. Nareitie, who at-
tempted several charges, were Sabred falba squares
and streets, where th'ey'left several dead, some pri-
soners and about 30. horses. Brigadier _Ekren Pima,
iihet commanded tint horse, wad killed.
44 The enemy, driven from the town sad strong
positions which commanded it, vainly,, with his re-
!erre, aittiMpted.to defend the village of Mianagasi
and the:banks of the likes ; three pieces otarilllety,
hitliprto retarded Ity uiclificAlty,oi*lspiuosiowit
arriTed; and Ored, '
within' half .cannon.shati- mak
than 400 bills ; and idler a battle of- five boars, the
Spaniards,' beaten at every point, in. disordenre-
gilne,i the rugged mountains from wile= they de-
seended. .

-41 According to different reports, theentisyks 1011
Colisists or. 000 am. Notwithstanding hlieastout Of
Carrying ott Ot.o dead and wounded, he teft avegt-
number.of them upon the field of battle. :'We bath
iilso some prisoners."
[Here foltloird a list of such officers aud regimeets
distinguished themselves but Without wientloning
ghat loss he sustained.]
,t prernted iriielf for two 'days be.
fore rabililOgs srrla. andthe Gulph of Ruff, the
En.oish squadrue.winkist" •
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and one boadiaar. Mead I once rooted, as lation of 35,000 and upwards.. The
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Allardeds it appears that' Lord Wellington will caution are now observed, Ind as the
proceed towards' &Alois& to fail on Sather, as in dvances.,l!li hoped' We shill be able to
time Partslhero,rimain none of the enemy's trooprialtogfther. . .
bat !tie ate' 1n° prisons. Fsitimate cniallilgii-e- I. "-As yet may suppose, basin* of
Ina Angie akin* 'the eneulyCii•bian•ro'ited, antrilion is.maspended ; all public places are .
obliged nOtinkplelaross to Ebri, but alFtße Spanish i'rneny families have retired to the country
territeiTio-thli Part. What a thatigle wbat ebrifu- ;been licked up for the last fortnight lu ,
.elan will be tailed ii•iFeanceby titielintierieelettliel We *-ever? precaution Which prudent*
fogitive remains iit titian'', which thiffatidffegfy; seekliekall cedgiunication with the politic,
tended Idtallseibte;:--rented," aid *witliOnt a' lffigle';-sisiosis art: immersed in water; and letters'
pieet'of artillery, *waggon ; witifieTintiMbrisut-APHY,fAmifie!gdcbirf sit law wait our
the kintOsacks•thVY'ileiled with 'Wein.' - .44: '.*J" .9101911:00,,G*a Ylefilfirt &c. &e. etch' •
Seteritecio, Juror fi:;-It'appellis LOttliVeßA6lltne 'T. ""'" ''NfieIiESMAN• OFFICE, TWO ,
proceeding, in person, to Jaeca, lighiSse &Alit— e tAtliiiiiitig
.to the Telegmphk eieimutii,
Gepenils Graham and Mien have joined in- Toleat,..iftstec4o/ Seeping, announcinith arri•
fend ate pursuing thilrenali who took the Bayonne ;Paden. -AC-Plymouth, . from. Lord i
road, and with edeterminatlii t 6 enter Fete* I:this day-Captain Caoor.e, of the Ni
'wherift is supposed tome •ortA(rtartitwhaeeilieadytit the Admiraity, about. half .pastawelve.
entered. '. • • '+"'' • .! telllblice htought by this Officer, h'.
Ott the 28th of June, Senor Glron aid Generai;iirill )ki, published in a Bulletin;` which
Graham set -out from Toloia for Ardualit, foe 'the) la a SOcited,Alition, if in time ticielOar
,ipstepOie of placing th4mselves before the enemy., * - I - ---
Hor Castanoa, .is ibe SOtb of June, left Burgos Saturday at one o'clock , a Cabinet
I,or Vittoria. .. ,'t
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.'' . . , ' ileda at the •Foreign Office,. which ,sat til
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Virza-Fikiii,litiwi 25.—Yesterday we auto InLord W Azzora, it is said, goes ilk,
&ray fell in with the French, whom we beat; I*'* r tbnusand infantry, and 1200
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not in such a manneiesat Vittoria,' and are pont& - irdered to join Lerd Wci.raNccoti's
ling, without ereiteletingthem any'aitelil rest.' Peeinitia, to replace the billed and w..
• battle of Vittoria: They will be *Wed
The Paris Taperato, the. date of the neatulee.,..,. . ,
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.whichreeabed town last night, do not .eommunicate, • ' A inn2kaiirveti 'tut Saturday frCM IV
• •Iteiers , any important intelligence. They are altogether 1 tie the 13thiand Hamburg,' and'
to the lith instant. from the latter it
.01e
Isillent on the defeat of their aruiy at Vittoria, thoughl 0- rectors o r the Bank at Hamburg:
Is impossible but the . news of that disaster must ;to bred money to the inhabitants, to pay
Isit.ve reached their capital, long before the date of : ordinary contributions, on articles
seif.Sii
{/hone Journals. We have given the chief port of a less sums than 300 marks bailee, which ,
irrevocably to belong to the clank '
Metter from General LASSARQUEL • commanding in., if not
within three months.
Upper Catalonia, which shows with what difficulty _ . The force with.
which SUMS= -Rasitneßd
,he has been able to maintain his station there. The gotta is stated at 21,000. If .this esti,
town of Banalos. in the smart affairs which took eslot, abd.te 'thus force be added. the a,
place on the occasion of the, official dispatch, was, marching fromliarcelone, and the garri:
taken by the Spaniards first, then retaken by the regent!, it wttlfrobstbly appear that Gent
French, next possessed by the Spaniards, and Imo, I hatti. gesPi INOPoII for re-embarking his
, • '• latter, we. believe, has only been ra
repossessed by the French.
__„,,,_; .- .30,10tx1;-end of these coot more than
The other parts ,of the French news "rim British and German troupe, the rest
1. eidelly to the, pretended or actual arrivai• af Spaniards and Sicilians. .• . -.•
French troops, both horse and foot, in Frankfort A letter from Hull, of phi 15th tint
T. i and its neighbourhood, among the former is.seidlo. Commodore Roneens has
,beealita tipii
the Scotch coast, lyiig
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.*. isi*a superb squitilren of* Gendarmerie of thit,.l.lii,
the westward of
tut sloop of war in company.
'l. portal Guard. Count METTERNMIS strived Et Dais: By the Master of a veesel arrived (rot
.. ,- den on the evening of the 25th ultimo. Bop:armies coast; we are informed.; that by a reeeni
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A Corunna Mail arrived this morning with Papers 'is endeavouring, no doubt, to inspire his antagonists French Government, ell vessels coming
to the 9th instant, from which we have extracted the'. with an awe of his military augmentations end, pre.! are subjected to .a quarantine of 20 di
by!
.tanence of a rumour that the
. plague had
-most important •particulars. These, however, Will pnrations; but the Congress so much. talked of
. r _ ,here from Malta-and Gibraltar.
not be found to come. up-fully-, perhaps' to the high , fore, is not even alluded to in these Papers. A . bitted hundred remount horses
,expectations entertained by the Public, of what the 'Vienna article signifies the probability that the FAS,
1..*: last *:•po'cchased- in> Moldavia and Wall.
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t victorious Lord:Wei.eirtotoe might have been tem.: woe of AOSTRIA would again remove to Kesurnos, agent,•pm account of•theKing of Bavaria,
posed to achieve since the period' of the triumph at but he was still at Gltschen. .., obtained permission from the Court of
Vittoria. His Lordship, according to the date of --....--- 'title passage through Hungary.
1 The Heligpland Mail which arrived in town oi,t
- lt is said, that the etplosision of Bit,
the intelligence -from that proud scene of action, is
, Saturday, conenunicated the intelligence from the. etrM .
ct tact old castle,leavingtl •‘• 0 . the strong
represented as in pursuit of 15 000 french wit
)s as t outworks Bo uninjured, that they can ye
. that BONAPARTE seems determined to keep
not being able to gain Bayonne, or Pamplona, took Elbe,and at a small expence, be completed.
t ' down as far as he is ea blespirit
the direction of Aragon. Attie is dispatched to n 9 Pa 9 the commercial Since the return of EUGENE 8.A.1.48.W01. tQ
overtake or-meet them in a point favourable to the I.
of the city of Ilamburgh, in order, no doubt, to Italy, nearly the *hale of the Nliai troops have
1 transfer it to one of his more favoured ports. A been declared disposable, and hales received routes
views of the Commander. The heavy train was 014 f
i NOW military contribution, in addition to the former for Dresden. The millary noir reinaiuing in Italy
peeped to arrive at Pamplona, where the preparatory...
teatactions hat been itnposed, and to answer this de- '' IWhielis 'stem
are principally Fre. nelenen,.. the_ palyy a y
works of the siege had been carried on with greet Oil& i - ' b sulficieutly obvious.
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dthe2 , Directors of the Hamburgh Bank are re-
I rity. The French have left a garrison of between 5 and jai'The late Police Itegulaffinti lit'Deitinark with re-
; 0000 men in it. Gen. HILL will have the commandon., lofted to advance to their fellow-citizens, sums not• gard to travellers, have been enforted by a special or-
this occasion ; and was expected, ... ... 1
.immediately on the ' smaller than 3cio marks hence, on the security of the' der of Gcrseenment.
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arrival of the cannon, to open his fire on the place.— I
' plate of the respective families from which the assess-- The private signals of the Amiticait navy are said
I
Considerable advantages may be expected to be de..'• '
meet is demanded, and if the property so pledged be , to have been taken on board the Chesepeethe m-
ice,
lenity with which .that ship was captured by the
-I not redeemed ' within a specified term, it is to' be. foe- 0,
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rived by our Allies in the Peninsula at this critleal :tarianno4 having presented their destruction. The
;nfeite .
moment, by the better knowledge they must possesXl. • besteeselte may be expected from small au impertant
of the country than the French have and f ' ,rem the i, Foreseeing the probability also, that this unhappy communication to our gallant tars..
i;el. city and its neighboarhood may become the theatre of We are authorised to correct an article which ne-
ciramstance of the latter being without cannon. '..:
'his old and peered in our.elast member • res ting the grand
Itnilitary contention, especially if general .
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Ceseset will be exposed to very imminent danger
9 'companion in 11 wtooTTE, should take the'
' nor can the condition of Seen= be much less in*.
t field in earnest nßetrAPalett IS already making a . t
to-mortow evening • that not only did 54' ...... ___r. Bauer:
cure from being cut off. The hastily coming act /•' ' never demand a. before-hand payment of 2500 guineas,
cannot fail to unfold the extent of the jeopardy and' 'kind of picket of it to his whole army. Private let-
but that he . has not even received, or ever been
' loss of the invaders of Spain.
tars from Iletigoland, of the date of tbe 12th, state, offered by any of the Noble 'lndividuals who have
' ''• - ' that 10,000 men were dell • employed in the fortiti-4 the management of the same, any security whatever
Vervoets, hats 28.—Lord Wellington .is kt pistol.: . • y - t
r•tioes of Hamburgh and that all the public walks ' for the payment of that sum; we notice this to pre-
, twit of the 15,000 men, who, not being ;Welt. gain •• a - * ' . vett! an undue ii.npression in many quarters" to
igliatent to. the ramparts have beeu laid waste.—
Bayonne or Pamplette, took' the direction of Arra.. * let the-tub stand merely on its own bottom."
lea 46 Sic tronsit bloria mun • -odi."
gen ; but the .Du
.of 'Ciudad Rodrigo had given . The. discussions in the Committee for conducting
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orders to Mleal•••Mi'llitirch to meet them, and, he i
1 The generality of our Readers will peruse wig *the V.ittorii Fete were continued on Saturday, and
knows how toi4oeirti,them at
_a point where th " ' .
- eY great concern some of them n oubt with an..-
d • • - ternMnehielly on the style of dress to be worn by
• - the Stewards and the Company-twgenerat. ft was
Must te•bearti4llllllllltrelalif as *the •
... y are proieed- i guiig; the alarming accounts from Malta, contained Aie • posed b • Baronet, that th
gray.,-v. prop° y a very gravee
lug withont artillery. .. ,
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' ,Gen. Ital cetumandstise..broope destined to form .• broken out with so meth violence in that Island.-- I ptimeat to the Spanish" nation, should appear and re.
• the siege of Pamplona; the works have been begun !'r
- rom the assiduous endeavour in some persons Itt ceive the the Ladies fully habited iii the Iberian
with much celerity•and they are only waiting the {to do away the apprehension of this malady I costunte, With Spanish coats, 'Spanish hats, feathers,
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arrival of, the he*, vririlireri !;.' open !het' A
,e, .._. 1 turning out .to be the plague, it is plain. they I andAncott,oittnteit.tian!
It chtleof ref
ttinHolland• on the 10th in•
General iron 'yesterday arrived at iron, with It consider that as o more forniidable enemy than li
stant, states, that about • 11,000 M'en, levied under
his army, ea4.,the #4itire French now tread .oteir lan endemiat or malignant fever. We do not • ' the • • ' ' had left Holland for
2 new conscription,Dresden,
own territory., t,; ,• ' ~: . ': -- ,• •• . '
this pestilence, at this.. session of the year, would "and siegreat was the severity with which this measure
At six in the Morning, the fort of Seats •Martha, undoubtedly be the worst of the two evils by ! measure was' enforced,
;that a Gentleman who Was
in Pancorba, was assaulted by General'O'Honnel's fai since it would be increased by the hot weather ••
,t i comprehanded in it, male the unprecedented offer
vanguard, with the loss of 19 men. It. took 82 whereas great heat or great cold-aids in the subduing i'Df IT '°`)°- ea
guilders (equal to srea, Tit 10,0t20%) ,
, get excased from the. service. His appffcassoe 4.4
prisouers,, and four pieces of artillery. .' ' ...* '.'!the plague, against Which also there'are a great mallY . ineffeelstail he was told that the 'example would tie
BURGOS, Jux E 29.—The enemy ii aireedy,lit his :means, of preventing its tholonetiieextension, es Well • in' ' ' • rid that' the EMPERok9ll:eonsosiotis tato
)erioaa, i
own territory, with the exception of a division of
:ffi.„ the understood nattssis of it. as by the judicious 1. eingted,‘ ' • '
.0,000 teen (it it 'said it he: been routed), which skill of the faculty :- • - ' : kiJ • leiterltVAniall squadrons have heed detached Itt
-Clause commands, withont,eny.aitillery, and which •E.E. .'.TRACT 0? A LRITEA FROlt StRILTI, RAVlDitaiSki..-i.aearehrtif C oramodore Ristrintas; avid-die ether fil-
ls cutoff.. The Lord has elieedyllinitilteded to defeat • "The 7, d . - h.th• .. 1... 1/2.., ...- . • :late' which hinny esceped• out .61 'the Ainericae
otenseg • pacitef, w 1 settee for reigiand facirts.--Ilottienstibre •itoncens • hiving 'watered at
it. In P/mplona a garrisbe 11440.041 in S'antl4QAQ.•aboot ,a week ago will-enetehotne Vet- ---'' I • ' - ' • ...
I alatila n 8 North teepee, ,selled thence on theed InAt.—lord
men hare been left.—General hilt will *Heck it the accounts of the Plague, fining visited this city. Since : B sailed from ' II ' Th .' ley
.A. FAUCLrttli St. elen iron urst v
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moment his heavy artillery .arifies." .. ',Dime 11 in To- the sth hisrant we hive all been endererollapprehati., "with. the Keifer Orik and Seahorie; the lion. Ca pt-
M'Paare• iegone• front. Plynioutle with the -Superib,
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.. . thou, but to-this day. it Is not completely asCertaiiitel
The troops belonging to D'Donnell 4 rmy. of ibetherthe disease 1; plegue ; eve 4 file M tediCatil en- ' 41enelausl and RN ; and Admiral ettinve, has (I-
.. , Noith
Reeerie, had scarcely appeared before ilanorhi, ivy are itearience °tithe subject.' If'prneu-e- it Cer- • Itched si4, era 4 frigates venue his fleet, to go
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a'''ir
urban they took by otentult the Tore called Santa tam • -• ; .
.. . . 1 • , ebout..e-- rite Vederabie. ,I• Cele: Mil. ri e is.
y bes mot made sech rapid relives:vivo miatit be Victualled and stored for AIL moliths, with greht
Martha, *high commandtal the cart t' oed • it al
r. s c i inspected, the number of deaths being limited to' fear 11rOlilt*.ii Wit.' ; Ole Citl.itee, Capt. Lesace, is fittieg
astisenty men. the Ftench bolt eig/iiy (our •
.. 0- .... •• , ... 1. -. .. !. , • Fri• 'or ice daily whisk le very inconsiderable in opope--• fbr- !‘'reikin sel .iCe'

as '
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%aced in our
the hoe.
At this moo
wiich are tias

e strictest pre.
B Karat season
o drift it away
every &scrip.
re shut up, end
try. We have
In the house.,
dem dictates,
trblic , ail pro.
tiers are care.
mr own linen
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OT LOCK .
intunicutfon of
rri4l ' of 'W—
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vt! au! ucyroK,
NW*. Pr/ led
sl.ve. Thy in.
it is expebted
I 'we shall give
r publication,
t Council was
till near three.
rect to Peters.
) cayifryore
army in . the
flouded iw-the
ruled at San.
eligoland, with
Altona papers
appears, that
gli had offerea,
pay the extra.
L'..silyer, in not
ich article's are
not redeeino
teed to Terra.
Imate he car.
army that was
rison of Tar.
MUIt a y
s army. The
ated at Om
1 14,000 were
tt.consisting
nst, stir, that
arty lea.zuez; 10
g to; the Jr-
on the French
et order of the
from Fngiund
lays, in ronsa..
d been import.
were in June •
Ilachia, by an
aria, who hid
f Vienna, for
argos cooly do.
ong 6e14 anti
very speedily,
Luns.usrots to
t troops have
?wired routes
titling in Italy
c-Whielt system