The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-05 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN.

PROPOSITT T: vA'k.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3.

AT a late hour this morning, we received Paris
Journals to the '2 Ith ult. upon which we have nei-
ther time, nor share, fur comment. We have ex,4l
tracted the more prominent articles, which are as
f Mow :
" Musicit, Nov. 11.—On the 4th in%t. was
Friblishel at lnipriiek, a Geo•mal Order of Gen.
Daourr, Count of Ent.oa. Among other things,
it states that, considering the declaration sent by
Annum Hoeren to the General, to inform him
that that Ilan gent Chief had sent orders to all the
1n) ibitants to return home, for their arms to be
delivered up, and for their waiting the pardon
whirrs h.s Majesty the Emperor Naeocrox has
been pleacil to ask fur them ; a pretext no lon-
ger remains for continuing the insurrection ; that,
in curs eynrnrc, twenty-four boars are granted to
the iasargents to submit, after the expiration of
thew st ho shall not hare obey.
cal shall be treated as robbers and imtnedi.
a.el! ea. rutted. The foreigners, who are authors,
or ins tutors of disturbances, shall be ar.
rested ; the %Wages in which any eats of vio.
lenco ur rebelleiti shall have taken place, shall be
condemned to pay a fine of 1000 florins ; and if
an) thing of the kind takes place a second time,
they shall be burned. If, contrary to every ca.
pectation, any of the military Wyatt d the pro.
party or r cagily of peaceable citizens, they shall
be punished in the most exemplary manner.
" Upon receiving the news that the vanguard
et the corns of the army under the command of
hls Imperil! Bigliness the VICIROT 1111/1 arrived on
the 4th inst. at Bruner, in the Pusterthal, Gene-
ral Daonev, Commander-in-Cltief of the Bava-
rian army in the T)rul, ordered a column to
march on the 7th towards Stentach ; at some dig.
tatter from Matrcy, the insurgents attacked that
column in front, and on both flanks ; but they
were every where repulaed; the Bavarians sue.',
cessively took possession of all the iteightit,
tssttl
advanced as far as Steinach, where they took a
position._ Tim-instill/rots, to the uumbEr id "haul
1800, fell bark upon •he Brenner.
" A man of the name of ZUGGERLEn Was codes.
vou ing age io to excite disturbances in the dis.
tricts of the valle)s of Zill and Pintsgati, which
c oing to the cars of G.neral Count Ni I mucci,
be set off nith troops (tom ialtzburg, and on the
6th instant he arrived in the environs of Zill.
where he met with a col.ten of insurgents, who
atten.pted to tlispute the passage by the way of
the mountains. The regiment of Doke Cuastas ,
attacked that column and drove it (ruin all
sthel
heights. The viLturious troops entered Zill, and
the next day thy reached Mayrboff. General
mum", has taken a position at Filson.
as MUNICII, Nov it- .."1:10 most perfect tram.
guiltily prevails in toe Valley of Ike Inn. The
pessams are leine down their arms, and in gene.
ral behave in the most peaceable manner. The
eekbrsted II .urea published on the Bth a PfoCla-
Mtillol., ic, which 1W invited all the Tyrolese in
arms to ',Omit. The destruction of the bridges
betneeti Sieinach and Waxen is the only obstacle
that orevented the junction of the corps of Gen.
Darnermad tits Noce Viceroy fres taking