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f -rnore you probably cci'otf ttMO';a he
Jtime may come wheu.wiui grewer ettect,
you can prefer, if ctsWy,b)gnerVjirtms.
AU is hazarded br-prtcpitateiy urging
more tHan your relative strength Enables
you to etduircUu . Permit your country, to
crow Let no iust right be abandoned
If any be postponed; ,&frlf.Wffriuct$i
' at a more opportune season, w-ua -better
. 'prosper of success:' If yeW-will quit Jthis
i crusade against panada., and seek f? la'
! the spirit of accomoujdatiori---arid ( permit
v : m;' to add) if you wilr foVegoyounempiric I
. . schemes oi embargo and commercial res
V Wctions-y6urUl restore haraftony Iti
. . nome.np aiiay inai wiue epreaay ana( i
. , : some paces aiarming sptrix ot tusvuiuciu
that prevails In ottr l?uvAiyour;p-'
- ific efforts fail. If att otiinate kntimpla-
. tx table foe 3l not agree to isuch i peacie , ai.
, vx country can wiuv crepu, accept, iucm
Appeal to uie candpr ind spirit Qf your peo-
ple tor a congtttutioftauupport. wtt a juu
assurance, that.fiu'cH, an appeal upder such
li circumstances, cannot be made, n iv (
v Vi r a n nfL ' a : rj i i i
" ihlrfGasionaf iV. Ctstf to submit to
'the consideration of he- House a propo
ahi0nwhich: j)t' deemed vital-, tmpor-
'runs fof sever dayV "to all the'Vttention
"-if f4)e"H6ase;.'Wtiha jo
ob'taiil ait-pportuhiqr It" Was-' $rop(v
iitioa somewhat aitnilaf t6 that -offered the
' other day by gehtletnah front Maryland ;
; (Mr, Wight) -trow hich ho wtVer it dif-
Jerd ja two ; circumstanca. 'tfl did 'not
. embrace a mere s palliativ fof evil, but a
( radical cUfe t . it didiiot ptbpose an enc(uir j
I ty iyaoy- wmmitteeirit", the; expediency
lf a certaja oUri6 but i Required J de4
xis4on increon -u tipuse. - .in- piner
i
.j? .t .words It was a propositipn for a. total and
complete -abandonment of, the restrictive
ay stem an .abandonment at one and for"-
.. cver,'In conformi'ry to the practice which
- jK fe. bad prevailed finder the rule of the former.
'. ::' -"j Speaker, andj which ay it had not fceeo' rei
versed he should eonsider as binding, Mfr;!
r o. said, m 1 6AOUI04 . .reiactantly, .abstain
''! vr90 rguing the motion h was abouf.to
v Jropos,-, and confinV himself .to, a- brief
s'j".9UUiioctiit of the reasons on-which: it was
' C founded. ;. It tyighfbe supposed at ft
1 ' r v'. Tjitde Itrange that lie should entertain a hope
had scrsoort a time ago rasde a decn.oa in
; K t flavor of .ohe embargo,', and' that dclsioij
: .i i nad been .:uppite4i by; Ii'or0nte1
.. orancn 01 tne irgisiature. uut tnert were
' 'a few considerations applicable to iherore-
.'V;; eent tWMOtnt, whichinduced the "bo'pe that
H ,f the", House "might depart frorri the .system,
j;. C It would 1)ercct)llexted,' Mr. said, that
'. r the government was1 now; about commen
cintr.perhas had already commenced, the
. colleciTon of the war taxes imposed; by
-V Congress at their last csslon? ilow it
. iniKhtbe in other parts of the,tadr.tn'; iie
', could ttotssy : but in thts.part whence he
; . . came, be could lay swiy some' confidence,
, , t to.it unless tnere should be a depaKure
, . froui a system wh'icn deprived thr husband-
man of a market for tlie produce ol'ihis
. ' ' Labors, these taxes .would bcar most! ty
' pressively on thet. people vIt was of Vn
. Bortance. too, that t decision shonlcf be
. pronounced 00 this subject v without drlar,
, from a nolher consideration, Spcchlations
V were already afloat, rumors circulated, and
bopes indulged, Uvat the 'embargo would
' ' ' be removed, if such a thing was design
. cd( it was necessary that the design should
. be tflcOuaUd without dtlay, th-l ail pel-
' sons interested might be permitted to de
rive f.ir profils from thv trade which would
be thrown t open ua a rcrpovaLof the
V 4 embafco, and thsf it micl.f, not Wl alt-
. . anther into the hands ',ef sptcal.uori. - It
vai imporunt that nsptnse sfiould ;be
' tloneaw.iyi and that those scnsatis which
arise from a rpid suctessU ! hopee and
v feurs, "should be lul!cj.' -ThtrewwarJo.
' ' thcr consideration 4 hlch tad Weight oa bis
' " mind. Coo ptc ss had authorised hr law
. ' an immense expenditure. To enable the'
, , Treasury to mtt tbj expenditure, a large
loan h id become accessary. Sdch' Vas
I J ," the prtssure on our wunird lnkthurion
from the present state of commerce, as
' durcd him to suppose. 'there Mrould be "a
. a.ost . serious diCitulty lit btaininjr' that
. . ' ' k-u. If iht cowtqoencrs would be, f. k
cnlyby iliose uiroegh whose 9zttyvn
. . present state ot iihoijs na uttn proujecu,
tw.dur required Ot hint to say, that he.
' should tthi-lJ itw.ih comjHJsure, if not
. , widt comluceucy. ,L5ut b lkJ to it
1 ' effrtu on the character of the nation, and
' 'on. its public credit 1 aud - aa fr' a thse
cwn'idersilotis went hw llt as lively en ln
fi re t in the suewss of the loin si any gen
' 1 tl-mao In the h"Oje. . One more Consrdc
" 'rwtioo lie wwili urfje. He was one -of
. J , tt.ose who thoiit this policy alw)s trrb
V" l.Jts, eabnrralng to the Erumccs, op
t rrtisive to the comaiauvty, and lacfIi(.Wnt
as rjixda. the inemy.-, ilut if he had
been In atj tr;prxAjswJjettf tfui
cdtttr jryopijionyaa correct bcsubmi.i
te'd to gentlemen wjujlher the perwd d
to
not passed by hen any lmpOant Mrmo-
Use tduld x:xp?ctedtO be derived .,ftw".
tha bargpl Coutd we.ha asbed.'. xpett ,
to produce.a difficulty in obtaining provi
siona fof the irmie ,pf Spali ; and P?ftu
gal, whett tkc.it soil was'., no inger pollu-;
led bvhe hostile foot h That -we -ctoul
o-m
occasion difficulty to Great Britain in-ob-
mining suppuca ur ucr 4'rj ,v"
wananesol'th world were oneir to htr ?
Oi that we ould allecr ner tnanuiaurca
bv crohibitine thlir mportattonrwhetl' fa
know that with ,all their exertions hep ar
tizans can scarcely ' produc; , sumclent
supply tcj.'atisf y the 'prx4e'i -demand for .
4er aojics, trona aoroaa it. s. v uo wc-.
somewnat UKene aoove, if k vauw
mittecfthe fbllowinff resolution i ;t
.Jef50fcfThat it is fxpecUeot to repeat
the act toyiag an embargo n au,nips an(j
So'mach as may. be iaforce , of the stvird
provisions oi an act entiued Ao act in
terdict commercial intercourse betwten
the United;1 States .and " G.; Britain, tod
France an,d "( their dependenttts,, And ibr
I .KesotveO), inat a committee P4 spptna?
ieu inuring in a cku or uius -purspp
. the fiiregoing rsol'uitioiu-. s:s
L .The ;questioijwas statJill- thi
p-maii nun, jjivfw uiywwwi uicso
solutions iAndSr- Grundy ',ofsTef.
having required , fre jYeas and fCayeri-
on, iue question wus aeciae as toiicws r4-
Y'iror considcrauon . 8 .'C
Against ft"'- 'Js. -Ti-. 8''
; So theifouss refused now to onvdett
t th,e saidresplutiong'r- V,';;sv:i
In'tbeSenW''oftle:'U.v
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instant, while the ! Loan Bill was under dis
cussion, Mr. Kf n5 of" New-iork,, made
a most powerful and interestipg speech up
vn it. " He proposed. a(i amendment toit-
which tn'su'JWance was. " that thelniet-
nal 'taxes, be' pledged, untH. the redemp
xton ci ine , ucdi, tor toe psyrneni 01 tne
: interest and One per tent, asotkally .'of the
'pincipal.' lie reprobated' tae war hi the
most, pointeci Terms; ana, satnougn ( ne
would not vole lor the' means of prosecu
tVng i it, yet such ws the-;' 'extsr.ncy, such
rt. f4r-liM iitii-ifirm n( th nnKlicXTWH
bin,' prtw'idedhif amendment should be
Idopterl. pn 43ie "13th; Mr Cttts fnafle
a lnfethy and- powerful speech To favoV of,
Mr. -Kifrg's ,amndmeu r He rrprtssed
hi fearful apprehensions; as respects the
the credit of the country, in case the, a
mendment should be negatived 1' and Com-
cMmentedVy in handsome "tei'n, tMr
King ptrsotism and ntj?;iaminity. t;
" ' '' ,'. ; ' ContimiatioA of ,
. Late ; Foreign Intelligence.'';'.
ftccehtd by ths lUmblvr, eaptain 8nw, arrived-at
Buhlnn In 34 days from Botdtaux,
. Tb PriS. Muttheur ot ths 2(h of Jan. eonisins
enpir of ths Correspmidenee which ha(( takes nlws
betwten ths wlnisrers of Frsnet - and the Print
JMcttemich in rtprd ta ths nrgiatloA, whieff it
arcrei ts tMM nwmenced. Tha fouWiaf note of
U.s tUros lc .Saint Aignara, pnder data uf ih 9ik
of Nov. sutrs. th basis proposed bjribs allies, M
Wkicb BuiMparts accedeil. . , - - -
."!, KOTri. .
' X.d Cmnl At Mettemich tnlurmt me that the
tireiisiatanovs s hiok have brought sm to iht head
qunert of ths Cmprror of Austria tendered k prop
r to make me the meiUunt of. rrportinf to his ma.
jastv ths Jktnporor ths nser ts bis proposition
nade thrmirh li Count ds .Merfc UU. M. the Count
Metlrrnicli and M. ths Count da Siesselrods Sav ,
TTt'ieua ms is say 1 " 1 ,
That tilt coaluccd pswsrt srtrs 'bound to each
ethsrVy inliMtluhl urf. Id which their (ores toiK
stated, and (rOiS whrhlhey snuld fccvrr swervt. -..That
tlrSescipvucU tgtrrwils whrhthry bad
contractsd prtclmlrd Ihertl iron mkn any peacs
dk.l ik.M fa . A . . I . , . .... . ...
That-st the imie ul in Congress at Prigne'ss ts-'
prcuifun nfs Ynntisemsl kvors Sss inouigtd, vl
snncb a circMmataiirri sot allow time to make sr.
ranRemema for s nort eamprfheoSin treaty, but
nncm maiuirjiimriiisof SU sUMet powtrs, St Wc,ll
f vessels 19 th poru nfl ) patto ?t.4h
u. states, V - i y ? f
f Resched. That Uls jexpedlence to teteal
SsthoMof lfrlaiidwtrkauAtnd w su jaMkas.ie-Mtuaiss Ja It- ; Cm lbs fhsj abs pass, ti.
Ktsthhirof u ariliUk or oft srg.xinios thick
DM IT St ISMt srmtiplt s tvncral pttcs i That
Ox slUed sortrsrs Were ynaramooaly agrstd (una.
j Riwrm .Birronij irwrtranc smIiI to setsvrvs
ftt ptwrf and its preposHt rsoc in ks wtrgrty (dsns
j ton hMrgr") couAalug itlf wttl.ta it tutur.1
; DOftrnUfw.aaitS arc tbt BliKiet U A, atd tha
j . tli at tbt print ipW of tbt Wd-pndntt Of Censti
ny Sst t eon-Mi, tiot ems Sjo i U4 therefurs
l-rancs P'uit rtnonnet, ot mrrclv tha 4afl.mieW
t sbith t powerful atat svsy. oUaiai am ana i.finfe.
! twf. W.f .a.M 1.: .A - - - - . .
Bjibj i luat, bettdis. k was canliraiallr la tha pa.
siU S shich bit HH4y had himsrif bid daws is
sa)a g ta it m pr.ipt tut great wtrt should
bs a. (janud by states Wis fjfmUhlc i . . .
' .l hl ni tbt sadt of tbt P)rniwes, (h IndVpes.
tWce of .ytm, ttd tlx rt-taUbliahmest of tlw AS
cwnt D.baaiy, wtrt equally s,condi0ua aiat Otis
That Austria shuttM hkvt t frornkr is Ibaly. whb
Slight btssiUcd by srgociatkiti, ihMUtaaaWariia
of Fardavmi myat b a aul jtct f trmti; aa wtl
ta ww tuar, aunt of I'air a bring U ths M,
taganimt tbat in eaatsuy at wli u itnnr
ttU bt rawmed m a tasnner asdtpsndant af
t re, snl ol mry other prevotidVrsnt poaet, ,
: That tha fulortautt U Moltaad should Idtt its
bt s tuiari af fciatWt i tht principle f u Hv
SVteai vt brtar ormJkf Iraa r muril. .
1 sat ttand ssj rcsdf ta kakt the frtatetl st
tA-
i)mie the freedom of Commerce" u4 BHratWitlI
wh iih Frnohdt rilfbt to pretein : " M
. Aw . I . A. I . .Ut ..
f
i iini tx )i , Mniptv. aurh fslaeo is bs i
m1ett;ieem toiiwiilent oo tlwnlgLt bnk ifUc
,.
DotentUrti of iti the belliirer etit powers mieht inmc
ilUtely ienible i the progre of military pperstionv
. . - . i . .
rc qot jiowever uj i)esujx;Bueu on ui nccyvnvA-; .
,v3Jiea)-'J ;.. saint aiuwar,';
LrtisCliin: SOWe are yt 'Fi'ench, sU ?w
shsll not see hero tli, enery. Wr reoeive troops
every dsr, and Msraiut Augcresu if expected here to
day witH s numrrovs corps ana sruuery. uop sua
cnthuussm re in lt hearts, trsnquility i w U the,
f-mitfes. , v- .7 ;
: 'The coe,my has bees driwr from U
their ontoosts i thev sre in full retreat. : The. resis-
Unoe'they have eierienceil, the good disposi lions of
the ;nhabUantsrnd the wriifalol the remtor cements
thip
in the city, seem tahare produced njieif rslrojjraa
movement; . - -. :. - fr-; i'
" .' Tao ti av Jan. 24. i fELs snirit of the military.
officers .and soldiers, is most excellent. A kind, of
fury traniooru theta iX the very nsme alfe of ths
enemies that eotne to sack ? France i they bur to'
onv wiem. on me oiner naeoi ine juimcf , . ;v j
IliMBvss. JaalJ. uaTouMltssuaeaaDoaunm i
hi advance of Hk)bttrM.r.TKiS eit ia. Strung and
Swnrtshjnedfor- veaf Benudottc BkI Gen. Uen-
nmgsen seep ineir uroopsany leagues irom nsm-i
burr. . Their lorce u rreater than DavousiT w
1... fL.',.l 1-1 .t.u
ni xuinnu w vavairy vxrv w
Asxiasas. Jan,2L.: The enemy- Iws "occupied
Dijon. , v .V V.. ,Vr '" 'JJ-A
MxuTtti 1m. tg. A frest body of the enemy's
troops 'javs rete! upon Janeyr with the retjuiai
tisUiey bare raised. '". ' i - v v.w',,-
V... , ; ' " - BotMAtiK, Jsn. 27, ;
i'-.'.-'XpieD WZLUXtiTWS ARMT.-
' On'tlte'lstof Jan. snEntrlnh deUchment. presen
trd itself upon die left bank of the A door, before the
Icte of Brock' It was Srpulsed sod obtid to retire
with loss.. On the 3d, we drove tram tits HasUUe of
L'lcrence. an Enirliiih retrt On the 5th Jail. Lord.
Weirmgtott went Trpm Bt. lean do LUi. lie only icir1
some detMChibents belpre Bsyonne ana tne Aaour
Ills fine was formed upon .llasporers. On the 6th.
he disolaved 20.000 men. and at 3 P. M. he attacked
a battalion oruie BlU division piaeeq ra auvanc 01
Itastidw de Clerence, U an advance post This hU
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Uiieo srlreatcd u fmod order: "The two main ar
mies remained in pretence of each other until 5
M. on tha Tth. . TV. Engliah army then.. reireated
in different directions.' snd dispersed eniirel,tLord
W. perceived that tb 'part of then Ffiench army, j
which remained in ths entrrncntnents u uayonne,
mieht ift ofl his re treat on St Jean de. Un. ' Tbs
bad UBUeraUnding between the Ensh ; and Span
iah augment, every day. i ' " V : -;
rail, Jan. 19- n e an Ttrj rony wi cf s4
the inlubitants bf Macon, have permitud a smaKj
aumbec of the enemy to enter their city, uen Uiey
irnpht eaaily have repulsed it- It has thua becoms
suhjxct to reqtiisU'mns and contribution.. In War,
nsthing is respected bui. coursge. Cswardice is
despiaed. '''-, :' :'', t. - f
lbs city of Dole has also been surprised by a
mall party of the enemy, - ,v ; t -r ,
PrlrtKltf. frttvr yi'sw Srdett9X, rs i Er!itor$ s
- tAs rArsmctr. rrArrf-iWrrf ta (M KamWtr,
BoaosasX, Jan. 20--Vd. VcUjogtwi has made
His Uord.lnp
ws art now in no fears of a visit from him her..
Indeed it was never ts be feared, from the great ex
rent of the dreary beats and sand which separates
mis eity irons U'tonne. - - - .
-The Emprror k-ft Pans on die 25th to put him-
hii st tncneaa ui tut army in vtiampagne st m
WGJXO men. His srtillc-ry ainounu ts 1000 months
of Hrf, with which he mrrtds driving die allies nut
sf Franc i and that s prate is sow mors probable
Hi be-nade at VkMia than st Paria is true. Larjro
reinfTrcerl"m are pout'iur into Jit low cNtntr!es
winch si vl an projrR-sv the allies Ht that fjur
tcr, IMi d -T. l s thn all irs, what will be their sit
'lalioo in Ih'mr trfvaf siUi 13 garrisoned foetrrjsc
in tlietr rear, nd as enraged popuUce to h rrst
tbemf- v " .' v.,''. .. . . ; .
. Tlie eonscriptins nf 1814 Is completed. That sf
th remains", uf 18U2 ta-1810 is also rained, snd s
snther of 1815 has just been eJUd on. -. These thres
leonsermtions lunmh JOO.000 men each 7lOd to
. this 1lie re'mams of the armv beorev. Sav' 300JHJ0
iht National Guards, snd V't Volunteers, and tiurly
iuf iny en maaa, ana yoa wui nna ta conquer
Francs is out of the rjusstirm, tt ss rather sup.
post that ths Emperor has used a rusede nneTr,to
get tbt klli into Franer. .where they inclined to
come, that b Blight do theic woik tsr them to llie
b.at sdvanutgs.for tlvs best BiiUtary men thmk none
nf those that Itavs had ths audacity to crust lbs
i.R)iine, will ever return fW s hence ihey cams,
f ftyTlif pUin English sf all ths shuts French
l seas, is that bt AUird srmy is in sosaetsion of iioe
o" " s wh a-wtu us sect oy s reieftnct so tne
. 'v'' . -' . fltOM CADIZ.
, Ctdia inners to th nl nf laViuir ' imii,,l it
I unMnn, mepi ion the arrival of ths Duke of San Car
; los at Madrid, With Ounanarts's everUires for s ss
paraltneseti biU condemn it ;
W.I . s. a n ... a .S k ba .s
m as irencs vria suciwn uau aisarmcd au ins
t Jtl.t sn4 Usnnas toldkrt WUginf
t st CaUmniA. .',
to ths anoy
Tht liianitnM sad taken ths eitr effaces.
The
taatls atiU hfkl sut ' . '
trlut uVparUd trots this pUca fur rrsncs. ". f .
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.?.. . Basis, Jsif li r
Mr lbs laa columns nl Uia tilted armies
eoMtitU their sdvanca as aU loirs. .
; Th haaO ejnarter of aJitnh,f Print tth wart set),
birrg, vsr an the 13tk, tt YetAtil, snd ayra tw
rwgaS US Ut aUvanou t-l l.B. tiHiliy'j crps .to
LangTca, Iht inlishitanls Ctd on tht troucs, but
aW a aW mf huttnc m wutk tl nitt aata tt teas
wsr neaiW ' lit Held raat.hj's ktad-Oitartcrt
wets tabatt Langret ths Dthar ll:h. - , ,
tksrTsI ki.hn's'crya fiat had si new, direct mk
ghnrnlt frurn uW tuwanlt L-pus, smf, at it a tat
march. ' - - , '
' Can.' Riatchi silfl ciperalat against tufftrt. D
tsnena is Invctted by tlx ourns af ttchl'sstats. ,
Tht Uavariaut tstHUf Oca. Wrcde, hsvt bad t t
rv srrarus aflaw a ith tha tarmy near hL Dray sndtr
Mral VtotuT. Ii Ux eomn.rnciswnt of tht'ao
tt0 Uxy wt'rs rtpularJJ tad tlx Frmcs avlry
ttSitiaiHUd by O..AtJIiud, bad tanas tticeU
btal stbt arrival tttltn lit atoy'a barviaa bnirsde.
tatoNcaty wtta coiapitti'ly rrpnlatd, tsd mrrd tu
wski laaxville, sthlUletofstvtihcra, It
Sonx hundred priaoocrs,
. , Tlx coats ki enatiuut very Rar ia tdvanot. 'I .
1 atatrd IS yaut Lardalup ia say lastdctpaidi, Sav
wntt frNa l4is)..l Iutw-l
that Mtraiwta retired aah pre- If
iiaUiervsAdMtsoi the laAle.li
aaaiaat Wt taped twntt
U trcvia, feoatvtft
bpt a piogreas ott Jeipnes into Francs in sli roontbs
f-mmq, m rhtls leur orTVtutairM.lni k U
ssnt htl 400l Rb a 2,iXi toot h-ont bis Sttuy l
th'Nptdiu His UmLhio's career is at an end, sfld
k (iiUu from tUyttaUurta
Mattlial fctactwKSa Kit bca3arWia tfi "lOtll '
Ks$eCaii4,ltksul liUajit-M.9inbi!Uck-
dpti (hat he D1 bcuMdi usthe 15th.uc.VXh;.'' ' r
py Kccpunt fitwi Para, thij enemy krs coitectintf ....
some tores Men? i;iinoui u M,ucy wiu prwuijr . -
telireon h f -om Nancy. r " -. .
Tlie Kaij ehdiHHissiiui rnrd sndrreseryes, ?
to the amount f,tliirtytUuuM)dim-n, trnssed the 4
Bhfns yesterday tt this place, and defiled bclyre tha
allied sovefeins'i.;. y ''Sv .--' it'
It i inile tin possible ; V giire aa ides of .thess- p
tiwmnW! in tfnv dpscrintiin. ' , Hit irvarlike appear-' '
anee, Uieir umirable ulpwrfk.- thtir nHJitary per-, n I
fiu-tunt r iul wtienon! considers what they tmre un-,i ' ,
jMrersednlfeir own rcgionaVand'jnarehtd bt. le ' w
sliiMt mo8tl,from Moscow across the BUiiie, one ia ;
11... I'.. u-Aniln mtr mAwln'iratUm. J" , 1 . J . - ' f . .
4, ,Tbe condition in which tluc Kussian cavalry P-
pesred, reflects -highest reptttoi tmlus"
branch of their servjev sudtheit rtilUfj yoytIraV ?
knows, not to be surpaased.'
PEACE BETWEEN weWKUAKi'VWiPc
. . Thave we nonour w ib . i -p - . 1.'
' ' V " ' C SIEWAST, U Gen. - '..i. . I, .
Viscount CasUereago, etc. kc, ' ' - 4 r , 15; Vr
"i ttt. TUorntoB DSSSigneu wiu v . . k -,
potentlsry s Oejinitivs Trtal otVMAndtaflif'CS y , -
- AH conquests to be resionn espepi .iinigowm.- , .
Prisoners ofwar on both Sides tube released. . Den- f 'y
it tit to join the Allies with 40,000 men, Jf Englsr.d ,-,
will eiyes subsidy of 400V0GW. in tae yew xoi.- - 1.
l'oitieranu to oe ceueu oy owenea w vvuhmm ) 't
lieu of Norway, Stralaund still ta continues depot fl v' .. 44
tinues depot f' J . . .i
ill in bet pu.- f
id u 'toedute , - ,( 1
xaetly st ths t r
.aid." an much ' J " I- i ' '
for EngliiiK produce. Uenmant 10 00 au in uer (ww.
4utween Denmark and the other Allies.:
" m rata aa die Swedish tmona are paid, so muds'
per month, snd may be (called out fbr whatever yt
1 time, longer or slurt(ir,- or not at all, as ths BnUib ; ,
Cbvernment thinks Juropet. A- M v ?
tetrad rfa ik$piuch from Fvofd, Tomsn-
,v f fiKMUtt Ciutkrwtg d'Utd Xiet, J-
It li with the greatest satisfaction that I have the -- J
honor of informuiff ybot brd1ipv :"tnaV : Baron De
WiLlerstedt.'-the Swedish Miniater.. And .-miseir, . ,
f Aawe Mi din tei4Treutif Peac with the 1'lenr "
jpttentiarief of Hi Miijertg, ttt Kim f penmaft" ,:A
Tne rare, ana Tower guns ww m v-..- ,
iion of the peace with Uwniark, and. coininauicsjed ..
to the City toths usual orm, ( w :vi.t
Our Panersi letters,ud yertialinteirigence. ' v-
Htrjr p Rambler prod tree; abundant evidence
for stating that the allied powers nae now 1
the controull asd iwill determijie' the destiny u
of France- they will we think, demand from '
tue people tne expulsion 01 uonaparte -nw ;
restoration or,thcJiourboif family iind 1 gua-T
ranteetotheiationitssiicientand legiumate.
doraluion hst, the King of Naples, ( Jlurat; -X ,
will torn the allies on the condmoa 6ar. r
vlue the Throne secured to bids during h -; .,
natural life- and then t its former possessor ,
it is sua tnai xsooapano was iiunmS ,.. n
not Wading Ms armies.' that bis ,Qucct hadt.Vfl'.
beed declared Empress-. ?lei;ciit--King Joy, ,' 1. i;- )
A-mrA lid f t rinral. and clianreil Wlia J i 1
lim . vikiwi , -r a- ri -
a nr arupulfethayt tkf. bjSSIS 'A'1 .X
r ia tte. viciuitx, f iitrls, tui' ' ? '' '' J
a.
nfui w
bees tut down to palluade the iatrencwmeOU
, One of the Tarts tettejs, dated January 21,
says-' I expect our mhd stars in i ttussla
will reach the United puttee before the Ram
bler.';;pv'u-.,4?V7
f large JBrUCfiJortts taming it Jmertea.
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Preparations have beeu' madi on a larety '
scale to enable Sir , Cuchrsne to.Uke with ' .'
bLn a large force, botl naval and rollitury.
. auvAioxanqer taxes wim T un soout OOO
Marines, under the immediate command t?f'
Miij. IN ithoU. Mr Alexander will also take . ,
With him a strong bot'y 'drriflerhen and bala' '
torriog-artUlery, Coi.jreve rotkeu,shrtp
nell sltclls, with ill the sromunidon, kc.ne- '
cessary to give effect U those engines of del
JrrivtJ f Aim CocArtnt- wtb
ttrmr
ore at ' Lermuda.
' j v BaeaivaA. &tarch 12. '
,; Sunday arrived II. M.sliip Asia, 74 Vice . .' f
Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. ' f
Hon. Cpt, Paget,. and Superb, 74, CspC" : ' v",f
v inwugnv, train nr;iana, majeruc, "vipu
Hsynct,' and Sophlu,. Capt. Leckyer from a V
cruise.'- 1 ;
h is reported (bat upon what authority wa
are not able to say) that, Our government bts
signified its determinations' to listen le rs "
rurthertermsl of SctAmmMatiarj 'whatever.:
with aMaaicA, built pent tipon prpscculing
wmt iue iihis rii'ra trvrriiu. 1 . , v
It settled in Ceruiuds that Ad. Ceck '
barn had ktartlrd tlial lii llia iii,nn.i,M.
wkal It JftS to U si trtr wim tntlsnd -
Sums ports in tle,Uiiiw d Sum wtto u be
boiabarded inthe spring., . v y
It was said that (rum 10 Is 14 sail of the
line were coming out to join Admiral Coch
rane. Tlw Ban Dumingo wut expected a
botit ths 801 h Inst, at Lermuda, wlien AdmL.
uiintl Wsrrcn seuld reiurt ii4 her to Eng- . ' '
land. Admir.1 Cochrane '.would then take ' ' '
couuoand of the Ucrniuda and lUliUxsuaoa
Ptnftf i Mr W. The prtpsradona
VhUh ate ruakitij at Montreal, and the mora
iircnu, wn'tn are Rt.uig ot throghoet the -
Lois province of Cai.aja, Indicate aa eatlr v ' "' f
anJ tigortHisprotvtulUio o the war.- , t
I f I la IIM.JT. tk. ll.l.t'. ..' ' . l. I. '
.. ,iav aii 1Mb aanunt wtXttlC, UU(
Major, OcitcrtI Iltniptott, bts tendered has?
Tesifnatlou totliA ScoeUry if War. . ' V
"It it said that Gen. 1 sard Is to be tU cotH-.'
mtniler ia chicfof the army sf Canada for the '
eosutng eantpaign
BrUcr,Gcnsrsl VV'indtr patted tsreugY'. " ; -
'W on Tuesday Jasl,oa hit way to Qetbea'' I ' n
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