The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-01 00:00:00

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•istess of the division is complete in
your Excellency's orders, and at
celebrating thuP'coconation of the
lost belovett.of Sovereijos.
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.L Tat' DUCK. QT slStp4jkt3NE TO
J '4'-4rl v." rottCl•Lt;„DEc. 7.
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•••vs I hasten tkinfurgwr.9str.Efci;liency; that I
Faterilay gate Tilers to thefitAeral Or:Division
inn in attack tIK.r/doubt tsw,lhe heights J!etwcen
Gerona and th forts, situate within 200 yards of
ear' other. A fte*rtgpwg
,the suburb of the Mo-
rtar. ,the;.ialiatt troops. .wlih. istial dexte.
• J.'tftyl'ekttm ed iiiroidcrs N its si pMvery beyond all
2:4..praisci;atstssotwititstanding a 46q, sharp cross fire
• Moth from the caunon in the town And the forts,
t: ; • ..solipsiitel by o vigoroui and constant discharge of
iktesketry, these troops, animated by an ineatia.
gaialtalgo ardour, did not hesitate fur a inomenti.
• bet carried the redoubt by assault.
" I bad also ordered Brigadier-General Ausey;
. who esstatuaitdeJ the besieging_ *troops, to' take
. possassioss of the suburb Gicenella. The'lrobps
Confetiration displayed th‘s greatest Orarery
and etcadittris in carrying 'this .suburb with the
—fia-Yositi., and. maint4isiog themselves there, nut.
1/I.4l4lllloinitbe fsra from the; torts and town.—
This attack.- ea operated perfectly with that of
9eneral .
' • "Tie insurgents have no longer any comma
lektion with each other.
41144:10.:Ali, Duke of Casti4tione.'

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lours,. *OO pieces of cannon,' sand 4000 *sops,
The following is a copy of the cipitillation :
CAPITULATION of the City and Forts of Gertina, ea*
chided on the 10th of Dec. nt seven is the cradle.
Art. 1. The garri-oa shall march out with the 1191111 n of
war, and proceed to France ao prisoners of war... •
1 . All the inhabitan;s shall be respected.
111. The Catholic religion shall caratinue to be followed by
the inhabitants, and shall he respected.
halfitaituight o'rlath, tu-morrow morning, the'
gate of ieeours, that of Arenitys, and Mon that-of the Farts,
shall be deiivered up to the French tn. o
V. To-iniinam morain,t, the. 1101 q '
-Dec. the garrison
shall march out of the fortress, al haii-past eight &clack ►
•they shell hl:: oil' by the gate of Arenas's, and the *Didier*
shall lay dawn their arias upon the glaci..
VI. An o::icer of the Artillery, cute of the Engineers, and
a Commissary at War, shall enter the moment it uses:Ann is
taken of the gates of tne City, to receive pos.,essiou of the.
PiViaines, imps, plans, &c.
Done at Germs t, wvca in the evening, Dec. ID, 1839. .
PARIS, DEC, 21.—His Majesty held •a Cabinet
Council yesterday at Trianon.
• The King of Saxony readied Strasburg, _oft his
return house, at guts o'clock in the day, ou the•
17. th.
PARIS, DEC. 20.—Their Majesties the Kings of
Holland, Westphalia, and Naples, set off on the
10th on a visit to his Imperial and Royal Majesty,
who has invited them to pass sumo days with him
at the palace of Trianon. .
11cr Insperial Ilis;bssess rho Princess liorghese
resides at'Little Tauten.
Ots the 19th the Emperor took the diveisioa4f:
itag-hunting, from ono oeelock to five in the all.
tirnoon, its the woods round Versailles.
The Prefects nominated by his Majesty ausOunt,
kis-said, to 50, of whom about 15 or 10 hare re-
ceived fiefs, yielding each an income of 4000 francs.
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/KUM GENffEAL Ppm:co IffAKS/lAL TUE DUKE Or
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• ". Foroella, Dre. 7. .
66 lhaveihe honour to inform your Excellency,
flint agreeably to your Linters, the city redoubt
evil was carried by storm, between inidnidht and one
U. In tin...mord:lg.
" Brigadier-General Sousse, with two companies
of c.irbineers, two companies of grenadiers of the
749 6th of the line, and a company of Yoltigeurs be-
Jonging to General Peluatlattils bri•.rade9 laa4a the
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attack.
' " These five companies. were teemed into four
foluunis of attack, and one' of roserrc. The. four
columns marched in echelon, carrying arms, until
they reached 'the height on which the redoubt was
KZ.: *ideated. The first, which was provjdad with lad-
'tiers, scaled it, notwitbstanding a shossor of gre;
'nodes. The second Column turning it by the right,
el' appeared before the gate, which :MAI shut, and
defended by a four. pounder, which kept up a
constant discharge of grape.shtlit i but the Captain
• of Artillery, Betts, marching at the head of this
cohimn, applied a petard to the gate, wtlitat blew
.. half ei it off; a secuad petard destroyed the re-
- mainder.
*• G° The two other columns supported the former.
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'ln a word, Sir, at the moment when one part (if
M. the troops were entering by the gate, no rest
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I,,,Ascre already on the parapet, by means of the
scaling ladders, which were rather lung, the wall
bring only eighteen feet high.
" The four columns appointed to the asault did
Dot fire" a tingle musket shot during the whole
operation,
• '" vic reserve being.drawn up in front of ,the
• bastion Of Merud began a discharge of musketry,
• volten—thb caiiii*onade (ruin the bastions, and a fire
m' of `Bait arnii froth the walls, were opened upon
••' our columns. /
" The fire of the reserve produced the best cf-
' fruit, for it diverted the . whole of
,the enemy's at.
• (*tendon ; and at CR) Satin histalit I caused false
attacks to•be made on all the forts and bastions of
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the Mereadel. The garrison, by this means, was
Po muck disconcerted, thin, its fire, badly directed.,
•'sail no other effect thau that of wounding perhaps,
lice or six men.
66 The cipeclition was conducted with sues re-
-ridity, that they set off from chi r rendezvous at
midnight ; •and by one o'clock out ire had ceased,
• and we vitro masters of the redoubt, the incon.
.aiderablo giterisun of which was lint to the sword,
,anel iu whilib we found two pieces of caution, one
• a 12-;iounder, the other a 4-pounder.
[The Generhl then states the dipusitions he had.
adopted fur maintainihg the post taken, and con-
cludes with mentioning: the names of the Officers
who particularly distinguished tiataiselves.]
(Signed) .4, p (No:,
COPT OP A LETTER FROM MtIItSUAL THE DUKII Off
CasticLiONE.
" Foradla, Dee. 8,1609.
44 I have the honour to inform your Excellency,
that in the night of the 6th, the Italian division
gut possession of the rtxluubt of the city, while
the division of the Confederation carried the,su.
burb of (;ironella. In consequence of this ad-
vantage, the enemy's communications werc com-
pletely interrupted. On the 7th, at eleven in the
f aerinoti, a goueral sortie was made from the town
and and a vigorous attack was made on the
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M. Otto, the French Minister at Munich, is ap.
pointed Ambassador to the Court of Vienna.
Dcc. 23..—Their Majesties the King and Queen
of Bavaria arrived yesterday at Paris. They
alighted at the hotel hlarbouf, His Uighness
the Prince Viceroy went to meet their Majesties.
His Majesty the Einporrsrand Icing came yester-
day to Paris, to visit the King and Glees! of Da.
facia. He returned afterwards to Trianon. •It is
supposed that his Majesty's residence out of his
capital will not be of lung duration. •
The Antwerp Journal des Dquanes -contains
the following circular letter, dated the 25th ult..
from the Director General of the Customs :
" The Dirtictor General announces, that , be'
has retained the duplicates of several certificates ofl
origin delivered ,by the French Minister at Ham•
burgh, fur American potashes; the American
commerce being prohibited in France, in consc.'
quence of the Imperial decision of the 17th of
April, 1808, nothing coming from that 'country,
directly or indirectly, van be admitted without an
express order from his 'Majesty. This Adminis-
trator thinks it his duty to call the attention (01
the Directors to this subject, in order to.put them
on (heir guard against a note inserted in the pub.,
tic papers by•the French Consul at Copenhagen,
per' orting that potashes ant; cottons may be freely
imported." •
VA•YONNE) Dec. 10.- The first division .of the
Spanish prisoners taken in the battle of Ocana
sat ected here on the 18th. It cOnslits of 3000
nice. It will be immediarelyfollowed by two other
divii ions, consisting of between 25 and 30,000.
From 7 to 800 cuirassiers hare this day attired
here on their march .to Spain. In the course of
the present month we expect the Bth corps, core.
tuanded by the Duke of Abraistes.
FIL4 NE CO ET, DEC. 1-1.-z-Several Gendarmes
have come here from Mentz, to take charge of
',three men and a woman, whom our Police had
I caused to be arrested. One of the prisoners-beare
kel name very well known in Germany. A .
The moment is approaching, slips the Asiwsej-
fenber7 Gazette, when rho relations between the.
. head of' the French Empire and, his allies will be
.fixed and made known to the public. The uncut
taiuty which exists as to the ecclesiastical affairs
Will also terminate.
Dec. 13.—We hear from Inspruek, tbat
the cometheicAtiott between Borten and Brixen
again interrupted by a band of ruffians, consist.i
ing ebiefly a deserters. Posted on mountains 'al.
most inaccessible, they had for several days set j
the troops at defiance; but efforts wore making to
climb the mountains in their rear, whirl it was.
hoped this feeble remnant of the insurgents would J
be annihilated.
Au&seuae, DEC. 15.—The band of insurgents
which lately infested the road (rum Inspruck to
Brixcu is entirely destroyed or. dispersed. Strong
detachments of French and Italians occupy the
most dangerous passes, and frequently. Send out
patrolling •partici. On the 17th the =Os for
Italy, which for tbo last ...seven or eight months
were sent by Zurich and St. Gothard, will be
forwarded through' lespruck. .
MADRID, N0v..24. —tvery true Spaniard must
rejoice, that the numerous advantages obtakiest
over the insurgents, advantages which must love'
so happy an iiilluenceou the fate of the nation, have
not
_been procured at the expence of much
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posts they . . their ge ..y.
" On hearing the brisk discharge of cannon and feel a pleasure in gratifying the brother du, _r Kin.
musketry, I •moneted my horse, and accompa- peror, by treating his misled subjects with so much
stied by niy staff, proceeded to Palau, where I lenity. The King, addressing himself' to the pri-
, found the General of Division Pino, who had i Boners here, said," When shall I be able to look
caused his reserve to march upon the redoubt, i upon you as Spaniards, the friends of my friends,
which formed the principal point of attack on the and the enenites. Of the English, whose only ,oh.
part of the insurgents. The two companies of ject is to Secure to themselves the sovereignty of
grrnadieis of the .sth' and 2J light Italians who the seas?" Ali of them, with one voice, lamented
defended it, made a resigance of two holm, in a their erri.es, and professed 'themselves siuterely
style which surpassed all praise. disposed to'return to those sentiments eriiiyalty
" The General of Crigade, Amey, who was which characterite•the Spanish nation. r' :s-
-potted below. Alonjoui, made a movement in ad- Upwards of 4000 of the prisoners hese this
vette. The rnWUuy being iekch hi thinks were day begun their march for France ; and other de.
, bliged to abandon their. etverprisc, and leaving taohnients will epeedily follow. They are Escorted
liJi.nd. A great number of killed, to retire in dis- by the Germandivision, who famed part of the
order, oSo the town. fourth corps, under, the orilers of Cottet Seim-
c4 Colonel Eugene, who also acted in the rear tioni, and who hive coiiitaiitly emulated the
of thofortseCOunetablo awhile Capuchins, with French !molt' courage.
an Italian coluints, joined th,at commanded by The following is an extract
.from our Court
General Amoy, end they spontaneously carried Gazette of this Lime i_...,
the redoubts of Calvary apikthe Chapter. " Oq the Vat, in the afternoon, the priiiteers
"This affair totally annihilates the hopes of the taken iq the battle of Oeana, began to odic ,in
inhabittuti 9f .Gurooa." tlik capital, abd they continued to march 1,4 until
' [The sequel consists of recommendations of;aftcE it wee dark. They awaiksusto4 tq qp•WqMs of
particular corps and officers.] I '
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The Marshal Duke of Castiglione entered Ge- *4 On the 22d, 4000 shore arrived, and two other
•oo the 11th inst. He took eight stand of co. columns an yet ixPeitiide Gelicral Billiall, the
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Governor of. this capital, inspected them in the dent power. The year 1809, whieh has waver
Paado, previous to their entrance. so many garlands of laurel fir the head 01
. t' It is thought that this number will be lug_ Napoleon, also hails him master of Rome."
monied by the remains of the enemy's army, who He revokes the gifts made by his illustrious
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legitituate
are•expected to present themselves voluntarily le predecessor, Charlemagne, to the• Bishops of
this city., with the view of getting rid of thami- Rome, and which the latter have abused,
:series which. the weak but cruel JeUta of Seville to the injury of their spiritual duties and
makes them suffer. '• :' • ' • the interests of, the inhabitants of the Roo
ii It is impossible to describe (ha miserable con- conferred upon them. Napoleon, as
dition of these prisolers, or to form an idea of Lord Paramount of Rome, may now) in the sanue ;
the anarchy which, according to their account, manner as his illustrious • predecessor, style him,
prevails at Seville. The leading men, hairlog "old self Roman and French Emperor. The casts
themselves lel:1'030d, where they hare secured which Charlemagne brought from Renee an
for themselves a'retreat by means of the treasures placed on the bettlenients of his palace at jeie It
of Mexico and Peru, calmly wait for the deitruc- Chapelle,
.has been restored to the Paeans by
lion of time multitude whom they send into! the Napoleon.lle. makes them sharers in his empire
field of slatieliter.'l - • land his glory-; and a thousandyears after Ittetre;g4 ,
The activity of military operations, which we of Charlemagne a new medal will be struck, with
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have witnessed of' late, has not prevented this ce- the memorable inscription it Renovalio lospirio.
. Intel from. enjoying its usual amusements in a state I When Charlemagne transferred the Roman Pump% i
of perfect tranquillity. 'the Italian Opera has the vial-dignity to the Franks, he-thereby established
greatest run ;. and that is the theatre which his a new Empire of the %Vest, which, after 440 t
Majesty must frequently honours with his pre... oblivion, reappears to our view. with reeevertets,
settee. Hirhat visited 'it twice since the battle of. vigour ; for Napoleon the Great must fie locked
Ocana, and was, on both oecasons, received with on as the founder of a revived Western'Emepire. t.
incessant peals of applevsc. The•audience seemed- Napoleon will in this character prone a hiesilag-toi
to testify their gratitude for his having, by that civilized Europe.
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victory, brought, es: prisoners into this aphid,
The great number of imis(l.4oool,',
The peace of Europa will this be coraeletibil
the sane troops - that bad but a few day. before mestuelisjwci,
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dared to:threeten it with an assault. Nail •leoi ' ing peeple, to whom __.,so I s power euouie;e
Nove2B.—The greater of the Spanish prims ners oppressive, whilst they „loitered. thdpiti4h
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taken -at OAR are already se -their march for ultmo. ken, eq. ertgagenients towards hiii,.
France. Along with the baggage ef. the rebel their conduct appeared to be regelated am•
f, [
r, arniy,.we took a number of coaches filled with [their own optiou, will fulfil 'their nee; duties gilt,.
14;dies, who made themselves So sure of theft
inviolable fidelity. Considered in thin Point- a i
army being successful, that they conceived they view, it will appear that there-establishinent or ,
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should meet with no obstruction on their: way the IVestern Empire, even in preference to the ,
from Sevilla to Madrid. Oar hussars satisfied_ assumption of every other dignity, is a duty wliic ••
themselves with disencumbering them of a part of
their baggage, and sending them back to ieforeithe Napoleon owes not lass to the law of self. '
preser..
ration than to the repose of &mope. -
'Junto of the fate of the day.
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e brig; Hesteunoir, DEC. 11.—Froth Berlin went
BOTEE4I:!AM, Dec. 19.-4 lerg'elinglisii •.
Cap_ that Prince Henry, hit Majesty 'S brotherf arilireg named Wight, Jetter A. 3, tbeinsaullemi by
there on the .fitly amid that the rest Of the Royal
tail, Scott, carrying six guns, three) six, and nine-
nullity were daily cipe• Wed front.ottin*sberg.
pounders, and 17 men, has. bean captured by the ,
You Icrusemark reached that place'to7.the 17';
Expedition schooner, and the gun-boat No. 140,
ult. with the letter which he had from Napoleon to
in the entrance of Browershaveo, tied sent up to • •.. - . • . ... ..
the king of rritona. In delivering the fetter to .
this harbeure '
The Spanish ship the .Aftiantat from the Ha-
M. Krusemark, Napoleon desired him to make all
vannahe with sugar, &c. has been sent into
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haste in conveying it, aahe was certain it mestere
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Dieppe, by the'Grnnd Doe de ger:, and three. great satisfaction his master.
other French privateers in ciimpany at the time Naer.es, Nove2Bi.—We had made preparahoms
of capture. I . . • for driving the enemy from the Isle of Ponca. Tha
The Victoire, French privateer, has.carried into troops and maritime requisites were assembled at
Havre the English ship the Nancy, of. 140 toes, Gaeta, which is opposite that Weed. The Kiimg a
laden with deals and mores, from Quebec: had.determined to be witness of this expeditioil, as
.FaArtitottr; DEC. 6.—Tlte new Constitution he had been of that against Capri.
of the Hanle Towns is not yet definitively ester- At the moment whim the attack was about to he .
titi:l4l ; but the arrangement, which, in the ge-
l- neralepinion, will most probably be adopted, is to made, his Majesty relined to Naples, Anita tew
1 hours afterward' set out for Paris. The euemyr no
the following effect :--""That the Hause Towne! doubt. terrified at
.the preparations made altaiinst
shall take the name of ' Free, Imperial, United I him, and waling to be attacked every moment, de. ..
Cities—be under the protection.of the Emperor Lterteinjd.to eractiatelfte*.twwistes of Puna 'and .
of the French—furnish a contingent to the League •Vantoteise, 'of witichitchad never ceased to :keep
of the Rhine—and occasionally assemble by De-
Plosion since, the-on trance al the Freuch army
puties to treat of their particular interests. They jute the kingdom. The inhabitants iminedisteiN.
are to have no Ambassadors, except at the Court sent a deputation to Gaeta, amid the nest ars .
of his Majesty. The other Powers can only have steall garrison, wait sent to iecurothe national tag..
Cousuls- in the respective towns. ' . 'The enemy was not, fortunate ill this cras'eaficloi.
BASLE, Nov. 29.—Yesterday morning a chili- his shipping was dispersed by -wouthug,l4o4
skin •of French troops, coming fr6m Germany, yesterday, about midnight, twa agrees, gun.buats
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marched through this city. They consisted of 300 were obliged to take ratio in the part of Castcla.• I ,
dragoons of the Prince of Neufchatel's, and 800 , mare, where they were captured..,
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infantry. They. were followed by 50 waggons
We learn that several eater . nisch. have :
filled with wounded men. ,been forced on. shore im our cmiasts. 'The' pas.
This day, and indeed for several days in sue. session of the -islet 4:f Nazi ;:nilVan-Mane
cessieme, •we expect to see the passage of other
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must be important. They were a refuge for the. •
French corps. lir all, it,is said,. that 30,000 men • enemy's vessels, who (runt thence" aenoyed the
sill pass this way on their march to, Spain. Wo commerce of the coasts. The Conrt of Sicily
are assured that French troops are also daily
made them the centre of all tlip machinations and
crossing the Rhine at Brisach and Streaburgh.
intrigues which they set onfoot in &he State of Ns-
COPEiIIAoLN, DEC. 2.—The late King of Sure-
plea. Fear alone was sulfa-Sent to rensieze this pi-
den still remains at Grispsholin, where he will pass
cemmodions neighbour. The enemy before his •
the winter. - .
departure destroyed the few ' fortification' which
Tho permission to export oats from the Pitchy
the Prince of Cenosa had caused to.be coustructeit.
of Sleiswig to friendly or neutral ports, has bees .
in tubse islands, where he commanded iii ellief...
prolonged to the 30th of February next.
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We lead, from Elsineur, that between two and — • •
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three in the morning of the 23d ult. several per. ._ •
i.ST4TEMENr- • -
suns there felt a sort of slight earthquake. It was, • OF THE '
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at the same time felt on this side of the water,
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DISTRIBPTIOII or sae BRITIVI VAYrif• FO C$
oboist three leagues from Copenhagen. •
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Bavalttatt .F140411141t8, Nov. 30.—The volt- . r... -41 " • irireMpS".s 214
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master, Krey, of Lindau, and the post-director, .9 . .4. 1%; ? , a Rif t_ i .._.,..,1 i
war -!)... ige 7 Frr *1
Voauthict, of Munich, who were sent on a aria. se e• -e • ‘4 Z •
Al ,:1 koi 7, ER04,1,..z.:..,- ,;... I
sion to the Tyrolese, when the Bavarian troops ? - ' ~e7l - •f-Pre...1a14522-.c_)o a
last entered luspruck, have, according to the ac. 4.4 111 '740 za. C. -
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counts just receive , been put to death by the in- 1 o L g. i 2.. i g.z..,.. g; 3 : r,..1 c,,,,
..1 ilt ..... ii- ~.-e...• .
sergents. The f 'rimer was shut; shad the latter, i g a. , ty .l. e , . ,
while on his knm es begging for his life, had his-1 e. -2 • -f 1 tzr r. •
.skull. cleft through with a hatchet. :
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EC:, 2.—A new•levy' is going on in 0 •• •
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all the hereditary province's', to complete there. 1 '
gimeett which have suffered In thelate moat bloody
contest. Among the caralry,
the 3d regiment of
cavalry, the 34 reglinent of Huhlans in particular
sustained considerable loss, from the attacks of the,
'terveamissid by desertiooe . 17.11.1 four regiments of:
field artillery suffered severely 6'16 biettli' tit"
Ealing and Wagram. Our artillerymen 'term thee
' leas war the cannon war; for in no.former contest
was there. sit great a number of guns !nought into
play en both sides as in the decisiae. ciigageMenta.
The horse artillery particularly diiiinguialied them.,
selves. At the battle of Wagram, thee FreiV.th
imperial Guards advanced with 60 suns andlti!‘l" • • , . ' •• 1 j
it:erg to oppese the Austrian rigida% ing, wlii.epml4, lei o„,„ I. ie....
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endeavouring to penetrate by Eniersdotf.'-f iTlimite - . ' T
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arrnio, in former *ari, scarcely had 0 ,inch ar.
I_, ._.. 'ell co._ ..._ roses e. 5ee,0t....m.,erm5.....0.re ••,... •
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finery et Nu thus see a single corps had •in (het it i
..g iv' ....,,e., t ~,,....,,,..,0,0•i1,e1f,, ,
which has just finished. ' • .
Rextsecist, Di.c. 3:—By the abdieation of the
. . iii. Ic. al__ ial CO COG+ ,1 .I.c.r. CC ..... co gip .1.. ore 1 . •••••
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Euiperor.Francis in the year 1808,' the Roman .
by three melt in Canitini-strileti
and :German Imperial ,Dignity was et> hanger in .81.Aanlahlair
will:ill:1 W" rubbed on Friday night of
existence„ indeed, for many years:Wows it was
;road, with. which they reside off. • .
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merely anompty name, with regard- to lioarno lett A
female domestic whilst piitting the 41144 i'
the Boman Empire, though the Paperor alp , • ~ . ...
,plilitical Writers asserted the •eontrary,_, It, 0,, ..crolicepremanseciterr t_orhmeo.,yo,enotanue..ol4asitny list.at
setre to sire
tivert;fauva'
obvious,
that
solar
back
111.1466' trier
;clhurtaiiis with"e elaisbodte;.l and "
the times speedily
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