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

in flag Of truce from the Frsnea so,.,
Icharged win dispatches for the British o..
|sernment, and passports fora Minister f,o,,
Ibis country to pass through the French ter
Fritories to the Congress about to be Assem-.
&bed at Prague
1t is pretty we'll understood that the Earl /,
of Aberdeen was to have proceeded in the
| first instance to the Court of the ErnrNear,
| Francis of Austria, who acts an important
part i'm the present crisis, and may he cen.
sidered as.the dictator Of the attempts TO
restore pesce TO Europe Whether The pre-.
sent des patches may have the effect to alter
/ his lordship's primary destination few
| days will probably clear up but at al E.
vents it NAV be inferred, that the parties
most directly interested in the projected ne
! gociation ire anxious to give facilities to this
! country to Join and assist ia the delbers.
/ tons
By Heligoland mail which arrived thu.
| 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 developcs the views az
the Austrian cabinet with respect to tie II
DEPENDENCE OF Europe: and IT. the STATE
ment thus given be authentic, we ara lea
4 to believe that Austria has not.ree arded the
Icause OF the Allies with that GOODNESS which
has been ascribed to herr
A most ssnguinary decree has been issujj
ed at iiamburgh, by the Prince of Eekmuhl.
He 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 Ii.
terally like beasts of burthenr Females
as well as males are compelled to work at
the Notifications The Age Of Chivalry il
indeed gone in Europe
LsDoS, 9TH August, 1918.
Every mail brings. accounts of new vic.
tory. We but yesterday announced the first
chastisement that the audacious Soult re-
I ceived. since he took the command. and
to day we publish the second. The time IS
SO short between these actions that il would
appear the British Hero but recaptulates
! the scene. The disgraceful ii.ht ofEstle
enemy in all directions, deserted yNtheir
enslaved followers, furnishes proof strong
and indubitable that ii is not decreed to the
] tyrant to suhlugate the world, or even to
resist the superior genius that defends the
( Peninsula, the rights of soveIeigns and peo-
! pie. The result of the affair on the 2sth
was not Sufficient to undeceive the obstinate
Soult he having received fresh reinforce.
nents fried his fortune again@on tie 3Oth.
between Orqains ax11A)stis at the head of
force, together ~it siAtia AMOUNTING to-
10000 men; but the greatness of his mum.
bers serys311nt TO enhancegthe glory of tho
tglumR1 was here comp leteiy rout.
ge attacks, leaving tho
slain and a great number
Wrought obstinately from morn.
k7ls40 at night. After the battle, SouIt
k0ok the only road thai was left, commenc.
I ing general retrent. till he should fallin
with the fugitive King, which at LIST win
<he consolation, having SO rel 6ned )
Pief his companion, to share tho inisfcr.
hes OF being always defeated.
CADlz, July &C.
Three expeditions are preparing for Anne
| RIGA one for Caracas of more than 1000
men, another of 5000 men for Montevideo.
and Il third of more than 1000 for Lima.