... SKETCH OF MILITARr EVENTS FROM THIE 1ST OF SEPTEMBER TO THE 1ST OF OCTO- BER, 1813. The following is a specimen of the printed state- ments thrown into the towns in possession of French garrisons, by means of the Baschkir arrows, employ- ed in the army of the Crown Prince:- 4 Berlin, Oct. 9, 1813w 4' In the month of August the French armies at. tempted to invade at once Mecklenburgh, Swedish ...

... LON DON, THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1813. The follownrvg is an Extract of a Letter trainsmitted from the I tenl-qnai'ters of the Prince Royal, he, su bseqeclll'. *re believe, to the closing of the dispatches loh fiom Siv C' Stewart RadegAat, October IL- t Bonaparte, in his present critical circunstances, the has the optioii of pursuing thte' aistillct courses -:lst, 1Lu lie may cut his way through ...

... ..ur bde MO'RNINNG CHRONICLE. T hi fairness oflthe Fditor of Jke Moi wj~o Clro-isdc.i0 will..gire inisertion.4t0 the followimh remiaks occasione ai by the pai naoaph iii his papeiofyesteiday, in wli the 1 abuse of Prlilrnmentaiy snteuest is ?? by the U mission to cal2aloldn of , L 1ORD VV.ILLIAIt-i BENI\CK h ihethlier in England, for.-centuries past, o6rin otherf C6Uln'tries, whicl'h have' ...

... , THE 1EOMAN1?Y. RI Tlneifctlfowing Circulair Letter was' transmitted to, I.thteLoxRd Lieutenant'd of ie diffe~rcnt, Co'Upties (CItCULAR{) ,Mv Loa itl-ihavey thre honour to 'info~rm' your Giece, that 9 V.ithasbeeir'diehmed-exdieo I'b his Mjest_'t Government to : talse Yneures',`avirt - due rgad r osd~rat ions ol'~cnorny, i'r 00 --,e~aqc1elllwnp t titvla 6i ift oar:de- fenis% ioc', 'the ...

... * The late dishonourable attempt, made, as is stat- ed, under the sanction of the Arnerican Executive, to destroy the Ramilics, has induced Sir Thomas Hardy to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the Governor of the State of Connecticut on the subject. In these Sir Thomas states, that i' he is fully apprised of the efforts to destroy the Ramilies, and that he-should ...

... SUSSLX. SJITURDlAY, OCTOBER 30,1813. Tlhc Lord Bishop of Chichiester has been ple~tsed to Coil]tC the 1ev. Birum Ph'ipps, onef.lo iis Lord- uli.' ?? e I. 7ad ?? 1 ?? Z ?? - s.- I; b r : . . . ship's Chailalus,. to the Rectory oif Eaist Vitterirg, vid by Ov, cession of the Rev. Mr. Stephelns. At an Ordination, holden on Thurfday, at- Cbichietar, the Hon. .nd Rev. W. Peacihey, EmallLIVl C(Airag ...

... LONVDON GLJZE'J'TE EXTR.'1ORD1.4RY, Al'D4, OCT'. 25, 1813.' 1707EIG1N OFFCllE, OCT. 25, 18IM Dispatches, of which the' followin g are extracts, have been received by Visctouut Cas- ticreagh from his Excellency the Earl of Aber- deo:A, and front Liput.General the lion. Sir C. XV'. Stewart. x.tract of a DispatcA fronz the Earl.of Aberdeen to ?? Castlerezea, dlated Cozzotla, Oct. 9, I113. Tlhc ...

... TheLONPtON GAZETTE, Oct. 3o, ?? : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' 5, .. .FOALEIGN o.FFICE; OcroT6Ba t. Dispatches have been r eceived by ,Viscoulit-Castle- -reagh, his Majesty's Pt iCipal. Secretary 'f State for Foreign' Aairs, 'fron the' Earl of Aberdeen, dated Commata O ptlbex i, ,shsch stsie, thas a Treoty of Alliancp anid Concert' between the Courta of Vienna and Mupich was signe4 on the ...

... I to FRIDAY-OcTosBr 29. id Preparations are making for the return of the n, Prince Regentf, to Cailton-house, on Saturday or i. Sunday. nt The Prince Regent, it is understood, will go in state to open the session of Parliament, on Thurs. *dday next. ?? The Duke of Cumberland is with the Hanoverian y, regiment. ,s- Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, ...

... l ?? = = ?? SATURDAI'S LONDON GAZETTE. BY EXPRESS. FOURTGN OFCICE, OC'. 30, 1813.- ia - SPATCiiES have been recceived by Viscount Castlereagh, B. M. Principal B r . Secretary of State for Foreig' Affiairs, fron, the Earl of Aberdeen, dated Conesrontau, Oct. 12, which state, that a Treaty of Alliance la 3xnd Conceit between the Colirts ot Vienna and s Munich was signed on the 8th inst. by their ...

... FRENCH PAPAB-S (From the Monifuij.) When Sweden, seeing order established around her, and finding herself alone, without. the natural to'undary of her policy, and earposed to the disasters of a war contrary to her interests, found the neces- sity of rectifying her system, and giving a.successor to a Prince whose too weak arm could no longer bear the sceptre or the sword of the great Gustavus, ...

... ARENCH PAPERS.. ' , Frankfort, Oct. 18. bur Vreneh garrison at this nmoment amounts to 4000 men, who perform the duty conjointly with the' troops of the Grand Duchy. The national guard has ceased mtunting giaard spiice yesterday. Rastadt, Oct. 17. Letters from ]FrankFort announce a numerous passage of troops through that towrn. They comne from France, and are proceeding to the army. Se- veral ...