Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-10-07

in flag Of truce from the Frsnea ss,g
lcharged with dispatches for the British o..
Ixernment, and passports for "a Minister from.
Ibis country to pass through the French ter
Fritories to the Congress about to be Assem-
&bed at Prague
II 1t is pretty we'll understood that the Earl !
of Aberdeen was to have proceeded in the
4 first instance to the Court of the EmrNear,
/ Francis of Austria, who acts an importsnts
part in the present crisis, and may be con.
] sidered a. lie dictator Of the attempts tn
restore peace TO Europe Whether the pre-.
1 sent des patches may have the effect to alter
his lordship's primary destination, a few
| days will probably clear up but at al E.
vents il nav be inferred, that the parties
most directly interested in the projected ne
! gociation re anxious give facilities to this.
! country to join and assist in the delibers.
tons.
By Heligoand mail which arrived th;.
morning. we have received Hamburger and
Altoona papers to tie 2Sth July They con.
tain intelligence of considerable importance
under existing circumstances An Official
article from Berlin developes the views 81
the Austrian cabinet with respect to the 4.
ment thus given be authentic, we ara led
a to believe that Austria has notreea rded the
Icause OF the Allies with that GOODNESS which
has been ascrlbed to herr
A most ssngunary decree has been iss,i ],
ed at Hamburger, by the Prince of Eckmuh
lie proscribes by name all those patriots
WHO have been most forward in,their efforts
to rouse their couAtrymen against the
French yoke Hamburger he most impu {
IDENTIFY describes as part of the territories-of
France. and the Inhabitants are treated H.
teraly like ''beasts of burthen.' Females
as well as males are compelled to work at
the Notifications The Age of Chivary il
indeed gone in Europe
LISBON, 9TH August, 1918.
Every mail brings. of q new vie
tory. We but yesterday announced the first
chastisement that the audacious Soult re-
ceived. since he took the command. and
oday we publish the second. The time il
so short between these actions that IL would
appear the British Hero but recapitulates
the scene. The disgraeeful iligbt .ofsthe
enemy in all directions, deserted byN their
enslaved followers, furnishes proof strong
and indubitable that it is not decreed to ths
] tyrant to snhlugate the world, or even to
resist the superior genius that defends tho
Peninsula the rights of sovereigns and peo-
| pie. The result of the affair on the 2sth
was not Sufficient to undeceive the obstinats
| Soult 3; lie having received fresh reinforce.
lnents fried bis fortune againmon the 3oth.
! between Orqain axG&k)stis, at the head Of q
force, together Mn bilitiq, araognting I to-
! 10000 men; but the greatness of his num-
bers serys911nnt 10 enhances tie glory of tho
tElgma1 was here com pIeteiy rout.
ve attacks, leaving tho
drought obstinately from morn
<fIYSF0 at night. After the battle, SouIt
V6ok the only road that was left, commenc.
ing general retrem. till he should fallin
with the fugitive kingswhch at LIST VIII
We consolation, having SO rel Ened .
pet his companion, to share the rrisfcr.
hes OF being always defeated.
CADlz, July 26.
+ Three expeditions are preparing for Anne
| RIGA one for Caracas of more than 1000
men, another of 5000 men for Montevideo
and third of more than 1000 for Lima,