The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-12-11 00:00:00

" After bawls% served the common mese with
sews eocaos, lam deprived of my liberty : and yet
I eannot be charged, but with having refused to dis-
grafotbe *smirk &erecter, and not having chosen
to submit to the hensillating orders of au English-
wan, Shall Spain be like Portugal, *gay on English
eolony s I have too good an opinion of my couu-
eryw4il/4 to emiceive that they can thus sacrifice
their heap'', and their independenhe, and sub-
snit to the raw which England desires to impose on
them'
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• PAU, NOT.,;. iire0•01111,411or 1044Pik isitored
this thwo * Effillikeetailig
trout Cat:Weis:, _ .
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These bate troops,. elks Wive grown,* the
banners of 'Weil, hire been weloo, cries
of rem Piristpereur.;-4,6lllktut Gestietths. vbs.,
and on the whole et their note, ,thebiumwiseee sf-
aired es on a festiisi; smell qae 4s* Orr
provide them with the beet loci lags tjat,fied. At
PI we have readily followed this wearefle. .'Para ar-
rival of General liarispe, who is a Basque, has ex- "
cited a noble enthusiasm in this country ; and a i
ciewd of volunteen are corm to place themselves un-
der his standards, to mete the Emperor, end defend
their elmsberifed their property. This generous ar-
4ser has, ago fiiitl3p wet a little contribettri to the ,1
Ores, WOO *I enemy. Almost all Ms ar.
ery Is etpasiei_t‘e
Irteaseteme. We*. t3l—Saucer le *mated defini.,
*My ilutA *pasia. *province. It Millivolt Rosen,.
tresorr tiMforvieg of Russia, who has been missed
vit-GAtater et dat Peke of Samar, and who
eherged, in lidaessality, to watch over the internal
andeosoroal palmy of the State.
_ 9ne doregand two hundred French troops have
*Ws telly from Magdeburg t they have occu-
liellOnhoirstaet sad the neighbouring villages,
beef marled or all the cattle, anti conveyed into the
intall the corn, both I hresisetrand uothreshod.
s, Nov. 25.—The works at Heningen have
bees prosecuted so vigorously, that they bill soon be
Guido d. The garrison of that forteest.is 3000 strong;
*Ad r from any troops having beef detached from
It to the Lower lthisse, as has been. reported, new re-
iiiforlworesits are expected there. • ,
The So iss ttoops here are goissitig to be increased
by two battalions, and a division otartillery of the
Casten of Argovia.
The battalion of the Canton of Vaud will be can-
tossed at alinfeld.
Zetstem,. Dsc. I.—The Diet has ordered, that the
tax on colonial productions shall be employed to de-
fray the extraordinary expense occasioned by the
present circumstances.
The Diet, at the close of its Sittings, directed the
Lsiidamman to observe the strictest neutrality.
MILAN., Nov. 211.,—Her Imperial Highness the
Vice-Queen yesterday honoured the theatre of La
Scala with her presence, where Aso .has received with
the most ardent aularnations.

ilithe last news from Mantua, that city.li la 0.11
good state of defence, and amply furnished lOTA.
visions. • •
Nov. U.—Yesterday morning Ms • taiari easy
Count Fontanelli the Minister -ea War, reviewed
the troops of diffisr7ent kinds which trellqiiliceflials
pod which an dostiasd to join useiiiiiirestererri of
the sassy of Judy.
?rood fotds-56 francs.
'was N0t.27...• His Imperial Highness thence.
rey left this placeyesterviay for tegnagos whence he re.
turned to-day, after tondos visited the piene, sod the
line of the Adige. , recossoisesoss made by
Goo. Mormet, booed 'Ws" sway a the eseere
posts were surprised pod eat to pixie. The smealy
has Wired three ositse. en the read in imilacqua.
The troops which reterood et Wen t *Pare
brought back TO prtsioess. •
The column et• troops soder General ditigionehys
Which manoeuvres on the UAW Adigeotad the Levee
Po has also obtained seam adwusters.
Col. Rambourgh, of the third rerneot of /taken
ilsomeurs, supported by some infantry, has surprised
'tome of the enemy's posts. Since the affair of the igth
the whole line of pests beyond Verolla his base per-
fectly tranquil.
Paw, DEC. 6.—Yesterday, Sunday, Dec. 5,
1813, the Anniversary of the Coronation of the Em-
peror, after Mass, followed by Te Dews, which was
performed-by Monsieer the Baron de la Roche. Bi-
shop of Versailles, first Almoner to his Majesty,
there was a gra. (1, audience at the Palace of the Thuil-
Series.

fa the evening the tragedy of Ninut 11. was repre-
laseed at the Court Theatre ; after the play there was
a eirtle is thegrandepartmeats. The palace and the
city were illuminated.
The festival of the anniversary of the amonation
had beau Announced the eweeistibefbre, and in the
inanitag by dischemb et lifting% whisk were re.
petted at noon, sad at aim is thenvesim.
'Feast, lid. Terfieuil, with, re-
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*emelt Genetics. .
1011.11AUR Nov. le.—Sines the defeat's+)
by Ilk Austrian arlep of General Hitler, at
as, It Ins toot mintsilsete atlismpt any ti:ing, lit
ima‘qoarters are at Trent The esteems wiAlltO. ft
bed. &tubed from *monde espen Rita, Lagoa%
surd direr° in order to penetrate on the west %e at
pf the like of Garda, !swamis Brescia, has not
em`va silo to make any program. ft has every where
Peat tower moody to engage it, and which have ad.
**ad sad BeAteleed it into the interior of the Tyrol.
The intreschamnts which Gen. Hiller is raising along
g Si: Mae, give reason to presume that he intends
Ito on the defensive. . ...
'' digiVit which animates the troops of AM Vitie•
_:
Cft'sArmy is very satisfactory. It wilt toga be
jdosolbj numerous reinforcements, which are march.
ag Iliiiii different sides.
'AUGSBURG, Nov. 23.—1 t
tery, which in 1792 was so ,
army, when it had the temerit,
penetrate into France by the '
has Inas its appearance ;
bAnks of the Uhl,' and has
the Russian, Austrian, and
which it canoes theveatest
lar, that it is the Premien
least. . This fatal malady is

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