... sTATE PAPERS. Procdasnationpublis11d by Gen. Toon HiW'er, at Trent, opt the 26th of October, 1813. PrOPLE OF ITALY I I have passed the Alps with an army of 60,000 men, and I enter the plains of Italy. Providence is gig to put a period to the tyranny that oppressed you; sacri- ficed your youths in the North of Spain, for an unjust cause; paralysed commerce and industry, and spread dsesolation ...

... It- IORM;Gi - L 1GE : . .;. . f.. i:ANH2OLT. 1s'AILS., As 1elMsri9-Grbav events t:r'e incosct~mplattofl ~dj fn'fle'swicqSrfitri's al'Animmense. forc cald bc mAl army ~ ib '~lsrrhii a'oad noF6t ' 9fdisto e ccoimmanded 'b-Bonapart~e in pergifn. Talleytafidlis Wo 'sti 'crnmain at home to plan the destruction of states during ~,a 'hill'abstence. TW arIy in four divisiilonsoa 090 a -each ; ...

... :: UXEC.OIS. MONDAy morning lact, William 'Cundell jnd John Smith, pursualnt to their sentence, for. high trea0n, int thbi.Isle of France, were h ng, and a'fierward6 bieaded at Eorsnon~er-@ane, In the presence of aeme thousands of spectators, and their oeaius theA dejivered over tW al their respectierieods fo'r interdient.' A eight 'clock tt tiese t'wo u r 'tohns'men Were otddacted frosd ...

... FUNrER AL OF ADMIRAL COTTON. PirkiiOuri, MAR4ik 7.-Yesterday, at ten o'clock, ie- Flg Uflicers and Captalis of his Majesty's slsipi at *eiid jport, as6em'obled sa Stoke, in compliance '^;itb the' bAier3ofo! Sif 'ohit aldiri Hart. the-PWr Admiral, fdir'WenbO i efithc teziains bf tbe late Sir C. Cofton, X ~iinder'is Chief ef''tJie Cfsaltil Fleet, to; his ~je't9 rl Pelottts lying albds~idCie the ...

... E? - ZDO?eJf'?rn?' ?Y4NvA?r ?z. ; ::pAPEId ketters to the 29th 2it. toiwrance~i.~ad 'Holhiiid. On:e h 4 7 6osiervaiive d-as e red essage rlBonr .6pari usdtifyi hib bsl>celit anfexations of ioii t~ie'VfT~ and' the NoiN'hOf Geiman. Theol_ Owing is.a sntpmary of the ¼Cher artic es ofnitP gencelin'the Trrenc4h;ipers* : reh levy ofI .hundld and -wedly- thous-ind mi the ,Ascriptioiof 0the 'oAr- ...

... .1 I r+) f?t . I., astar * . LOIDO.Y: SATcRDfAr AFFRN6ooN, September 22. Tlhe Zenobia brig of war, in twenty days from Cadiz, bas arrived at Plymouth. She landed a toessen- ger- and a Spalishl Nolleman the m oment she arriv'ed, both of Nvhcym immediately set off for- Londou.-At Cadiz affairs remaia nearly the satne as by the last accotints-contjuual firing by night betweoen our gUIl- boats and ...

... ,front We Loution Onette.. , I 5A T uriiOtl, .AVt.VS-I' 17. FAil. OF TARRAGONA.' ''I E ofE ciaV iccoiint o-t the tall of' T.rragonit after deuttiling the sickestin' hortros of that scehe ut Gallic fierocity' concludes withl tlhe following- cllraticttvvislic parrticuLirs of the-. conduct: of . the B6i6ish and French towaids the vanquished: .ExractjfrPsXm.YGptain Wrdingtsn's Letr. .- ' All the ...

... r~-77 -77 - - - - .,NO' M~wy A UG'UST, TuE, 6azette of Sattirdiay abtlfles, that the-paynmr of the N Navv, Half-pay to h-'e30thof 'June, 'Willc 'coi Ienc en O lonid iy the T ith' nist. and two folloWing 'da s; to Admiuras, Captains, and their tilies; 'o' the 14th,- T 5, 1 7th, Oild'ipth inst'o Lieulciln ans ;Ch sp1ins, an~d ,their A~ttor'nse~ s '.~th~ie itls~a4.d29dl ' inst, ,to; AIatcr,9, ...

... . I 4bsfrac? qf t?tt'Ao?n. Ik?;C?mmil?ue on:t?e .1 .Gam?e?Lawi. - . 1 Your.ConataHttee coneewe 'that an theptetent ,rateo? s?chiayy?there?ia little'jto½abstuy that the laws 'ab6?e referred to can colitinue adequAte to ihe objrcr4or whi?h 'thejr were ceigiully'ena?red The comniercia? prosperil? 'of thecounP?ythe4 mmeri;? acCumulation of perai?4n?l pit?. j?rry,1and thecniisequeiit?babits of ...

... hte been mate of the labour, of *ehe?esei?trbF P iae?uit.? Th? f?ouie ?A commons h?i *?it bn' ? a?d?ty, whi IQiYa ?h'e?aze? ? Aecb'sts& from ? b1d? ehabluhcd? ?Unioh ?B?k ? ohli?eJ to suspe?d its fitS. ?ess? Browiland Copnsbyhe Wind?or hanicerir qtilt ojitinue Its prisoo?'w55? nfakang'a tatistaclory disdo?sire AS(J t!teir. ?ptoperry ta?sIie?'?nkrnptr3? VommInIobei,.' 'Whey ? * We are autbor, ...

... LONDON, TiESDAY, FEnWUAAT 10. THE EING's HEAL TH. tiE following Bullvtin of the state of his Majesty's t heatlth, was exhibited at St, James's Palacel on Sunda, w by the attendants in waiting :.0- . imiinsr iC/wd,¢, .Fgriary 7.-iHs Majesty has continued c through the last month in a iery tranquil and conifortable a .thte. His Majesty's bodily health isgood5 but his dis- b order is itndiiniui ...

... ?, ??, ? - ? : N ?,.j , - , ? ?rm lltbe-., , i . '*'.T.USna3r-OCToBa~ S7. S' : ! War Detlh:Mi ini 9tnier 2,L.,ea ; !A~dispatch,jof which the foljoweijgiis an extract, 1as been thisda,d r iceivedat Etralathurst'es oceiaddreqsed to hi jLordshjp-by General the Marquis of Welington, .s ,dated, VllaTpo; Aitt e ctcber, J8.5;2.,i,..7.':.1! The enerny ave made two sortiaaiowtbheibeadf; Ai .the ...