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, M&hCk0maM(M Gazette, . . ' ": :1 r rr : ' - - -- j. t :--r.:- : 7- " 111 mQ ;i eWYoriC Jam. 28. . V . 4on papers i&iht 6tb Dec. iic,uive, VWkf jvn nomli later ihn rprtvrwis 1 i whtcMlf iiurciugy .It; is Uffi- i cult loWa.Aogr ik? 'cJf at dncej und impossible do enier tntb edto cpgvpristhe 111 imporiant articles intb the sibjoine3 abstract We do not find that the re-caphtre ? of lltfenos Ayrcs wasknowu in Eng- Jann at tht time the1 Cum sa':!ecl. V- An'cxpetritionv composed of 5,500 inuv ia :hil Vpirt5,; ea ttAmomh on the 12 lb. of Nov. supposed to be destirud foi Liima. The London- papers c&ntain the . T?-k Knin rln'" H(vn to tfce 35th 'number,- the UsVbcin'.dati;at Car- 1 Tin, Nov. 2. Froni this it appears r M that Macburjgrieltin, Gastrin., and ; ' 'Spandau, havcterintc) the hsndsj oi tKe French; aini the whole Pru's- j ...Vian army klis:prsed,;Arttr scries cf j ' hiira fougnibattiev Magdeburg, wiji ; led on ?he 8th ot ;Novcmber. ' The Duke of Brunswick died of bis wound. On the 1 2th of November the head quarters of Urshal Bernadotte were t Lubeck On the s?me day Gen Ber hier gave notice that -all ...Kiiv iati and Swtdi.h siiips lying there ,nnshelepa:l unmolested. One Eng-li-ih ship only was aV Lubeck when Stvas, taken by assauli 5 the capttuV; arid 3 seamen of which wcrektled. On the 10th the French took pos session of Hanover, under the conv Ciand of Marshal Mortier. ? The fortrtss of Hamiin in the E lefcor.t'e of Hanover, capitulated on the 1 'M mst., It surrendered to the -S.inK of Holland, w ho commurided . theitge . On ihe ISth'the thitchy ofOiden was.taken possesbion of for the ini? of Holland by Ba'avian troops. News had reached England that ntari' uli the British troops had withdrawn fiom (talabtia Ulterior, in consequence of the increased forct of Massena's army bir John btu art was on his wav, home. . The shi;is of -ar at Cadizihap hauled farther up the harborfand r. prpect of ther going Ut. 'Thj&ciat account. of the capture f HmbuK by the .Ereitch, was com-, inumcatetf to the Lord Myor oi Lon don by Viscount Howick, on the 20th of Nov. rBy this, they entered with a corps under Geh.,' Mortier on the ! 90 of Nov. A i). English property - was confiscated; and the English held prisoners Vdl disposed of: by Bona - , nvrteii.,GveatuneasinesS iiiEngland. '-erf'ikmburtates haSWfeS'-:' emakd thai ' iiUbmaSfii:tha.t the, Austrian army should withdraw from the fro n- lier.-..v- . ;. . . j''";.' - 'Tlieconciuerecl countriesbelongin tt the King; of pttissta , according up a notice pib!ished by he Governor rieneraiHre divided into four depart ill e 1 us 1,, L T he defartmerit ot Lerhn, an which llf alio-consist of 'f pt vinles-viz. Ukermaik, tfhdrr ihe amimaiKl b the;" chief of but tu Hon :ilarfeii;PreKniJ N'erm ; v 'Almlak, lipdCt" G tit . Bonsia f flid. f dclmark ; under4hGeherul bf iii sioft Clarke. ''' II. The depart rheht oTGustrin in . eludes Neutnaik, under Ln gather get - era! Minard., ; ; ; ? tytl . F he departme nt pf S fettin in: cldsPohietaoi;unde,r7 Brigadie Thouvenot. , ; ; j t " IVThe .dep bureinciude? tlBS'tSrfcof Maffd el t-Urg e reWj!y fcurg i'glteellTweH taut orhmandant Ch3mpeau, ha ic sides at Burg; the To? n if Halle, undtr the Adjutantcoxtimandant JLa-- "vTho eenera! administnitioh of the to;4h.cvl7an of the Ge- adrqinistrator of ihtf. finances am! do rnains, M, ':'iVv.e iamV. Iiaoar i Ijene, ;Jieceiv,Gerieral; -43-'.:''. -H The 'following is said to be tbe outline of ihe tsew political 'arranseL rnents, which Bonaparle has declared I tier W.?tz : rmine d to enforce- btt- the continent. ' r" T he Electorate of Brandenburgh, M withtfWme Cbnugudtis territory, to J be erected into a; kingdom, under ihe jrifominionof Jerome Bonaparte. Prussia proper tcr be retained by his Prussian Majesty, with the title) f King.- itis capital, to b- Konis- ; neVg; ; ' ' " ' '' '" 1 r fx. Polish . terrho.r 'to be wte?ted ; from Aust -ia Russia .'and Piussia, j and; 'recchsolidated into rne state, of j ihesame extent as before the parti-.; ubn.'- . I Mfjrat to be proclaimed King oi; the. Poles. . J ble accession of Lefrilhry, particularly iu Westphalia. ' The Dutches' of Cleves and Berg, I at present possesstd hy Murat, to be given tovne of the French Ma- shals. The Russian army under Prince Hqhenlobri nfter an inefTectual at teVrtpt to rva.:h Steitin, surrendered pnotxers of wr on the 38h ot Oc- .Tbc v hole of tht Prussian tenr ory to the Oder, was in possession .of the Frrnch, and there was no army on tlfe soiKh side of the Visuda. Ttie French troops were extending themselves on the west to the mouth 1 of the Elbe, imri were at the. samel j time stretching their lorces easiwara j troops had -begun to .enter the Pttis into the polish territories. ji sian state by (ieoigetibUi g, Giodus, The Emperor Napoleon remained , Sic. Sec. but that on heanr.g the b-t- it 13 tun on tne 10m iovemoer, our , Davousi's division, vr'nh the Polish General Dombrowski, had advanced q Pmen and over the W.art z and here was.seen he firt effect of :hr; Emperor Napolioii'i proclamation to restore the Kingdom of Poland Dombrpwski was received with ac clamalions by the poptiract1, and the horses taken fnnn his caniage. in other parts the proclanaiion haJ pi (iduced considerable effect. The Austrian gvvernment aj)pear ed to be agitated nnd alarmed bv these demoustawms on thsari of France, and certainly with reason, 1 it is stated in some of pe German iaers that Napoleon has ordered his Minister at Vienna 6 present to the I court 2 note?, trte hist demanding the vacuai on of Hohemi bu the Aus trian ?rmvrd the second decla x, tha v' would consider ihjdf partur of the Archduke Charlts for I hi. army as. a declaration of xour. rhe..K.ing oFPn'.Sbia wasatGrau" dtntz on the 7th of November, and was expected to be at Koningsberg on the U h. LONDON, NOV. 17 One of the Hamburg mails hi. ar rived this day. ; The intelligence u ir;ngs is most important. The Duke of Brunswick is dead ; Maude ury , one of the 'strongest fortressejpnEu rope, ancthe depot of the ;King of Prussia's treasures, has calculated ; tbeElec:ors of Hese and Saxonv .obliged to join the Confc- ueiaupmoi jioci-ixnnie , ami vjenerai liiuchetV the last re mai ning hope of the Prussian army has been obliged to suvrevder. It appear that the General had retreated with his' corps to Lubeck, atul vas-''lhere attacked ty a sti"nig divisio; of the enemy. a-The slaughlev Was dreadful, and laed upwards of three hours The J s'rench purchasedj.be victory deadly . The .st ron g fortress of Koe 1 1 tiigstei ri in Haxor.y, is- io he dejivered up to bthe Hrench as, a pledge ol the Elec- r Picture iitJityr - - j Irr pursuanrebfisha4i :Mnrtiers Uiioclamation rcQuirmsr all' hanktrs kWtefdltau'ti, havitm BrittsMiunds ii aid TdanufacturtW give ebrr tclVtaWi! en t t he Com mrciuirivbr Ghambenof Gommt ret, A Hambjirgh, requested ,by public hi - police, irfattho-e comuly oiice, itftrthbe comulywtia lunmui tnemNvith copies, and at tht same time. St-ml an estimateof tlie Josbes they should be subjf to, sbold the irteastires enjineo calrfecT into efiv ct, in consequence of Reprisals by -the Brilish govern nrct. , The p:reat object Intent! by this esli mate ia to shew, by a, petition to. Bo napare, that the pjan.of co;rication must b;uU to GieatBritairthn iWtbe intertsta of Hamburg. The undenTrittrs were ulso desired to sue,, as dt Us lUt j veei able, the injury tlieywould sustain 1y ihef capture of rlariur dthcv'yesselb, m order that a Fuir balance mijjhtbe made out A meet m of th:- underwriter was aCcbvd inly had at Borsen-Halle, hut the result had not transpired. Acapttin of a ship just arriyed from Elsineur, reports, that wi-n he lefi it, that accounts were. received that an action had tsken place be- i ween mt itussians and the French : the neiliborhood of. Poien, in which the alter were dt fca ed with rcat slaughter.. The Rus-aaii -army consisted of 140,500 nit n, and -i he French ot but 50,000. A -.hi arn- ved at Eisineur in three days from bte'tin. the captain f which faxv 19 waggons lull of wounded Ft enchain. .DfcfiwBF.R 3, By the Alpha, CaptHutton, arri ved at Harwich, we learn that the French to' k possession of Cuxh veil on the 25th. This intelligence is not to be doubted. Napoleon will endeavour to shut up every port in his power in the No.'h S-a Den mark, must l(H;k to ht rsejf but sh? is not Trr.hhout asssis-ance. Sir S Hood is to sail immediiitdv with j hquadrou In the Baltic ; so 'iha Bo naparte's thrtat of shutting up the Sotmdwii! tu;h into air. Fhe SO'.h bulletin of the French an ny,' states, that oO.OOO .Russian tie ot tnc 1 tin. Usev had iu rn bark. As thi w-6 the advanced guard of j these auxiliaries, thty did not think j it pructt nupe-hap, to proceed till the i i main body aiiivid ; which in all like ! lilr od was in full unr. h at no great dis.ariCf. If this htuld bt the cast , it is a proof that Bonaparte will h- .nsappointed m tlic plan which lu evidently laid, of attackin th. m bv piece meal. We understand that thr privy coiin j cil hav'ecu'ne to a resoluMvn t smi an order to prevent the tansfr of foreign property in the funds. His Majesiy came to town tris morning 'o giye it effect by the royal sigua '.ure. DFCKllflER 6. Mr. Thoritton. our 5a' e Minister at Hamburg, arrrtved thi? mornltig. Hebrotight the intelligence of all the English iivr hanta -in Hamburg ha ving been fietined by B"aparte as prisoners of war. Wc -have reason to b;ljeve tbut the report to which we alluded yes- iirdaivi of the neg'xiaticn nth A merica having tak n an unfavorable urn, is well founded. There is no' pretence far saying this country has evinced towards America. a haughty" or unbending spirit. Far froth it. The details of the negaciation we un derstand will shewhafeevery thing has btn dope on our part that could be dbheftivith either safety or honor to adjt the differences .with Ame rica. 'Notwithstanding the insulting lauguage used towards the couh'tiy ; notwithstanding , the paAtfig of the' pjontFiporta'ion biJ, we shall shew j every-disposition to preserve peace. But it cannot for a moment be sup posed that our anxiety for peace on ginared in ahy diead of war. It-v'a? because we could, not dread a.wai with Atneiica that-we shewed a greater-deposition to modevanon Sc concession j, kr We were sure our moderation could, not be tcken for meanness, nor bur dispjrsition'to'con- cede be supposed to proceed from principle of fear : ; -There Is trot, w&$pft'f$he least foui daiwn lor the ab jVeartfipa Nat Int. ; . liters from Lrsfion to Falmontl state, thai: it was currently repoi tc, U there,)h..V Bb taprrte had deman.de ; ; from1 he Sptmish government a cs i tegmijal answer to three ijuesttwn ts'. The hat ure and terms of then hgor i 1. I ft w . K uSsi si ' 1 . . T he ; f ! rtasoi'i for not proTiding; a suiucient security for thtn'r possessions in A me;ica. Srdi ;Why Spain was not at present arming ; demanjhg th same time 50,000 dollars per day until such questions shall be satis factorily answered. V. A Gottenburgh mail arrived this morniiq. mth the following impor tant intelligence, which we hope will prove true. - . ,j t- POTTENJJ UR C-JNgt , 30. ;; A Russian courier hausL arrive in 10 daysfrcim-St Petersburg. ' Me reports that when passing through Stockholm, --fh'e wts told thert that an action between the French and Rutins had taken p)ce, and that the latter were completely vic torious, t ilt could not learn the par 'iv ulavs. . ! r . Thirty-first Bulletin of the Grand Army, Beklis, November. 14 " On the 11th ii statu, at 11 in th; morning the garrison of Magdtbnrj' filed off, in the presence of the divi sirn if the army under the command of Marshal Ney. We have raptured 20 Generals,, 30t officers; Sc 22,00 A soldiers, a?nor.g wiiom are 200 artil lerymen with 54 pair of colors, five standards, 800 pieces of artillery, 1X00 00 pound - of powder, a great asemblage .of pontoons,, and an im mense quantity of met&l for the cast ing of caution. " Coknel-gcneral and Adjutant commandaiit Richard, presented to the Emperor, this morning, in the name r f the fi st and fourth corps, 60 pair of colors, taken from the j Prussian tops under Gen. filucher, at Lubec. There were among them j 22 standards. Four thousand horses completely mounttd, which we.re sei zed near Lubec, are on their way tu Fotzdam. : In the 29th bulletin it was sta ted, thai th-; corps un.ier G.n. Blu cher put us in irjos'asun of 12,000 prisouers ifrcluding 500 cavalry. Thi was a inisiake-; there were 1,000 aade prisonet, iut ludirigSOO c u va.iry cbrnpletely mounted. Thus in consequence of these two capita hi'ons, we have obtained liO -jwur of colors and standards, and 43,000 prisoners. 4 The total of prisoners made uncv the commeiKtment of thecam paign tsceeds 140,000 ; and that ot the colors takn, 2 jO. The number if -pitcw of a i- il!t y aken from thr 'inc-.nv in the field of battle,, and it. the iifr.iir with detachments, cxce'f(;s 300 ; a: d hat of -hose found in Btr , ti and the surrendered fortresses. 4000. j The Emperor yesterday review ed his hot e and loot guards im pl uh in the front of Jkrlin. nlTlu weather was extremely 6ne4 Gen. Savary has entered Ros tock with his moveable cblu mil. He f und there from forty to fifty Swe dish, ships in ballast, which herim medbtely put up to sale." j PROCLAMATION or BONAPARTE Soldiers You haveusttfied my expecta tions, and worthily answered the con-, fidence of the French people: "You have supp irted privations and fa tigues with as much courage as you have shsyti intrepidity, and coolness in the midst of combats. You are the worthy defenders of the honor of my Crown and the Great People ; as long as you are animated with this Eptrit nothing will be able to withstand yoiu The cavalry have j vied with thr i-dan'ry and arullery : I no longer know whic h of he army to givr the prefcrenC-- to. You-are all good soldie-s 1 Fhese - are th .-esul-.s of our tabors."." Oh&ot the first miiaury powers in Eurbpei'.who if. lately dared iu propose to us a sham lul capitulation, is annihilated. The forests and defiles of Franco nla, the Saal diul the Elbe, which ur forefatners would not have cro s- d in seven,"' years, we have crossed m seven days, and fought in the in Interval four engagements and a great ojtttle We have precr ded at Po z iam ancpPirlin the renown of our v'CtoriesiWe have .made 6( .0U0 irisoners,'. tak'.n sixty-five stand -of ours, among which, are those oi ie Kivg of PrussiaGuanlf 600 leces l:-rannonv hree forticsaev"' nd upwards b? "twenty Generals VT . I . f 1 ' ' . ' ' .. t ll1' . I iXtTaritieiciij rore man oae m you regret not aving firedTnustopv! J"u" -t;tlt llUllUbk-Ui ".iiC JTlliTS-1 .-'.-.. i'ji T t. ' " -"'.". ''i-'i ".;'-.-""'V. ' '! ian monarcny as tar as. me .Uuei" r are in ouprjoei-..-' ypi Soldiers f TheRtssanwiiv coming, to-us;; Weiwitinfe'U meet therrr, "and thus-''reMnl'ia'' half the road j thef ihaltaRanTrl Austerji zin the heart btPrtfssijiCliu; A nation-which has so sobft Jbrty: ten the generosity eewed?it?af ? ici mat yai.ic, in wuiQtjCimpewrt ' f outii and therft iti- arfey ; wet e onlyuidebtetL-feir sale to fee capitulation we granted Ibffti, 19 t a nation w hich cannot succes.sfctlf -; cope with u's : - .' -:.-.k''--f. NeverthclessV whilst we -marStb meet thw Russians, new armtj s form t ed in. the in te rior of the Empires comi; ! to take outplace, iri rder to kef bur conquests! My whole pepe h ave risen ;i i ndi gn antat the umvor hy captuUtion which the Prussiati MifMStersm their delirium, prco td to qs. Our roadsJ and frontie? ovvns arefulMconcripts, wholiijrn to march injpfc? footsteps, tyexoilt h ' no isxrrr 'hr 'speft of a treacherous p a t. and we xoiti, not lay dtwn our arms until toe hate obliged the J ng ' itshs th e ticrhdl enemies of our na- ion. to rencujice- tfo'sch- me "'of4is tar king tk- Continent, and tkFiy ranny of th seaf. Soldiers cannotetter express to ybifthe seritime'nts;i: cin 1 1 r-airi & you, han by telling yqu I ear id ; heart the love you daily shew me. ' From oar Impeuai Camp at Potsdam 36th oi October, 1806 By erdet uf the Exipcror. ; .-,' - -m ..is. . - SKRLtJr, KOVEJIBER 8. Qui Gazette of this day contain? the following V PoLtJ- Napoleon the Great, in vincible, advances Into Poland at the head Of three hundred thousand men, without attempting to penetrate into the secret of his views, let Jt be your only endeavour to render yourw aelf worthy of liis greatness; 1 will aee, h has said, whether, ybtii.de serve to be a nation. I arji going to Posen ; there shall be the first plan for your beiie concerted " Poles I JfBdepehds upon you td be an independent people, to acquire a country. our avenger, your re creator has appeared.' 4t Hasten to meet him from eyery side, as oppressed children hasten to r meet their fath r, who comes to bringf them aid. Bung him your hearts, your arms. Pre ve to him that you are ready to bhed your blood to re-acquire vour country. He knows thatyp, are disaimed, he will suppljjyotu; with arms. - - - J " And you, Poles, who have beea compeVed by your opptesswirs to fight against yotir own inu rests . ttsseirible under the banners tycujf country; . ' , ' '" tkSoon, eal'led by Napoleon tho Great, shall Kosciusko speak to you by hiscemmand.' Ih the mean time receive his token of high prbtecUoru Recollect, that the tall hie -gave you tbastemblg in legioiis in It aly has not deceived you. Those legiojtis it was, descrying the approbation b' the in vincible heroes of Europe, who gave? him the first conception of the Po lish spirit knd the Polish character . u At the Imperial head truaxterSj Berlin, Nov. 9, 1606. " DOMBROVVSKI, HAKOVJiR, KorEMIEJl 14. The following notice hai beerf published i . . V" " tTo tfre State ff Hanover.' Gen.lemen. - u I havetaken possession of your country in the name of his majesty the femperor and King, my" most gra elouSoveirTgn. The revenues of tho country will be collected, ana justice administered in his name, c. Ed MORiTR.1 SAX&NT, NOVEMBER 1 The following proclamation h33 appeared in this Electorate . The inhabitants 6f the viUage of Wethdorf have had thel temerity o muriiep is 'lated FieWhrntn pa hsing .through heir ie.-'ntory they ji detainee: and plundered a c ti J A lreadful example was ices ry to repres such -atrocities ; ti al Uamgmjh Xijd iniUottf MM ' A. i ,'V.'i jS 'vJf f i a-.. :1 8 -1 r i ll PL. - 1 . 3 ( f 1 i'; vt Svjl Jim it- i 'I V ' l. .f "I i f if A F i it ff A? r i ' it? 1 J: "t; if . , r 'A' l Til 1 1 n 5 i if1 I - Mi ' A 1 r;-n ' -4
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