Star. — London, England, 1811-10-19 00:00:00

-- terest be has taken hire for' ihiprestlvkaoti of B r itish ' itC4I7.4L ihtterdilagli e - • on hi mse lf highly displeased with the Juntalor taldig FALMotmi, ocroirit is. possession of British shipping ; but what steps he Will The following packets are here windlound.—The take in consequence I cannot say. ‘‘ O n t h e " a bj ect o f commerce / cannot add any Matlborough, for Li s b on ; Di an a; f or thi s Brazils ;, Duke of Kent, for Samara • Sandwich ' , for Malta thing new. Trade is entirely at a stand ; no sale can • be effected, nor can ally produce be procured ; and Speedy,, for Caaliz ; Freeling fer Surinam; and the even veharis already purchased cannot be shipped,in lietit,gbarlotte, for New York. consequence of an embargo having been laid on all - PLYMOITTH, ocroara ti. launches since the 9th inst." • Arrived the POMPEII, 80 guns, from off L'Orient ; " A VOUS'. 5.... at is with sincere pleasure I am able to inform you. that in consequence of the remoristtanees and the ALrtizA schooner from Torbay. of Captain Heywood, the Government has consented The MALTA, 80 guns, is now rigging' and is or to give up the British ships." dered to be commissioned immediately by Captain • INGLEFIELD--she is to receive the flaz of Rrar-Ad miral HALLowELL, who wilt proceed in her to the Mediterranean.—The Channel fleet, about to be I formed under Admiral Sjr CHARLES COTTON, and which was to have rendezvoused in Cawsand Bay, it is now known, will rendezvous at Portsmouth.--- This alteration is supposed to be in consequence of the, vast preparations making by the enemy opposite the ! Eastern'shores of our hittdom s —This morning the' SALVADOR DEL MUNDO saluted the flag of Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, which was returned from the San Josef.—The MI:NELAUS, with Lord Wu. BEN. TINCIC, still remains wind-bound.—Wind West. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER is. Arrived his Majesty's ships MARS, Lcorano, and Istrzrultux, from the Downs.—Wind S. by W. DEAL, OCTOBER is. Sailed a few running ships, but the balk of the outward remain ; also hil Majesty's ships at per last. THE EVESIING.S'i LAI 1 LONDON. . Zeseeesse-tn the advertisenuotWderstaSesseeindseg Tine. ture, inserted on Wednesday, in the Ma Ilse Nov doe battens of the advertisement-, for No. 3, Walker's -court, read No. S. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19. tRIttE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. • a pet Ct. Cons. for money oil—Ditto for account csi 3 per Ct. Reduced 6tH ex. dir..-4 per Cent. 7a f Si Navy 5 Per Cr. est—kends sa. pre.-Onsulunt 1 dis. Etch. Bills (94.) Is. tots..-Ditto (314.) ss. to ss. pre. Sit Sat The HassanAltitit, has arrived in the River from ' TIN, Buenos Ayres. The advises from that quarter ate I to the 10th of August. By these it appears, that the ! A army which the Junta of Buenos Ayres has sent from ` Brix Paraguay against the province of Peru, had Seen de. t te'ated by the Limenois under General Goneeecue, pursued to Paraguay, and there again defeated and dispersed. It also appears that General at° had bombarded the town of Buenos Ayres, and proposed terms to the Junta; and although these were rejected, it was soon after agreed that a conference should be held on board the British frigate Neitees, for the pur- • pose, if possible, of bringing matters to an amicable conclusion.-In another part of our Paper ample de tails of these transactions will be found. The letters are not diffuse upon commercial concerns ; about 40 Vessels were lying in the River Plate, unable to ob. ea . .. cargoes, but it was hoped that the pending nego tiations would restore the intercourse between Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, and that trade would in fu ture be placed on a more advantageous footing. , • the large fleets destined for Portugal and the Me diterranean, under convoy of the NYADEN, are still wind-bound off Cowes. Strong reinforcements go out by them ; and among other Officers Generals BORTH WICK and Ross, Colonels THORNTON, MOBILE, and , GRIFFITHS, Doctors HALtio.ty, Foanes i and BURNINSTER I &C. Our letters from Sicily speak much of the universal' regret of the army in the Mediterranean on their losing the great abilities of the Hero of Maida, who formed an excellent school of officers, some of whom' may one day shine in the command of armies: Sir loner STUART, by his commanding abilities and con ciliating, manner, had equally attached to him the affectioit of the native inhabitants and the British sol diers : he will be long remembered in Sicily. Lieu tenant-General MAITLAND, who CAM front the West • Indies, and is Commander in Chided intrrim b is.said to be a most able and experienced officer. WINDZOR, OCTOBER 13.-The KING continues in the same state. Yesterday the Purece REGENT took an ailing on horseback. Yesterday the Marquis WELLESLEY transacted bu. An affair of hcnonr took plece - nt Weymouth on einess With the PRINCE ItcoutT, at York House. Wednesday, between Captai.• W —s, Royal Navy, a The PluNce REGENT, on the recommendation of ' nd Lieutenant G—s, Cavalry Depot, attended by the Lord Lieutenant, has promoted Dr. HALL, Pro- their respective seconds. After an exchange of shots, vost of Trinity College, Dublin, to the vacant See of the affair was amicably adjusted. Dromore ; and the Rev. Dr. Eietteneoe succeeds to On the presentation of the Piece of Plate to Crib, the Provostship of that University. it is expected he will make an oration, which of course The Right Hon. CHARLES Here, at present Lord will exhibit many ttriling beauties. , Justice Clerk, is to be appointed President of the Sir Bore": ROACH had a servant, who was as great Court of Session in Scotland, in the room of the late !an otiginal as his master. Two days after the death Mr. Benin. The present Chief Baron of the Excite-' of the Baronet, the man waited upon a Gentleman, quer in that country will succeed Mr. Hoyt, it is said, who had been a most intimate friend of Sir Bovee, as Justice Clerk; and Mr. ARAM will be appointed for the purpose of telling him that the time at which Chief Baron. the funeral was to have taken pD.ce had been changed. General Lord HEATIIFIELD is so seriously indis - —" Sir," says he, " my master sends his compliments posed, that great apprehensions are enterreMed by hit to you, and he won't be buried till to-morrow evening." Physicians fot his Lordship's safety. Sunday night, Peter Sherring, a pilot, from Cowes, • in the Isle of Wight, came as a passenger by the Deal A quantity of coin, to a very considerable amount, ! . hon his wey to and stopped the Chest Lond on , has been seized by the Custom-house Officers at Ports- Chest Arms tavern, Chatham, where he was per *WWII the sum, it is said, is £15,000. suaded to remain till the morning, that he might r;.• The guineas which have arrived at Paris, since the cover front the effects of a blow he had received on thee Ist of January last, are .;d to have produced 40 mil- head in consequence of a fall on Chatham Hill, whilst lions of francs-or 1,481,481 guineas, sold at '27 jumping from off the coach, being alermed at the ' francs, have produced that sum. fall of one ai the horses. He went so bed apparently hlajor-General WILDER came home and was wreck- composed, But at about three o'clock in the morning, ed with Sir HARFORD JONES, in the Poemeg frigate : a Gentleman sleeping in the next room, awoke on all the clothes and other property on board, belonging hearing a strange noise, and going to the window of to the Gentlemen were lost on this melancholy ixca- his room, saw the pilot hanging by his hands on the siun : the three beautiful Arabian horses brought over sill of the window, and heard him say,.. she's sinking, by Sir Heetroure were not drowned, but saved by the she's sinking, now my boys !" when he let go his heard Feamen forcing them into the sea through the port- and fell into the street : an alarm was instantly given, hales of the ship, when they swam on shore : provi. when the landlord, Mr. Chany, arose and sent for dentially it was almost a dead calm when the trigate surgical assistance, but the unfortunate man was too struck, or every soul on board must Italie perished. much injured to be relieved, his skull was fractured Lyceum THEATRE.-The Comedy of he /ray t o and he died in about two hours after the accident. fit Married was performed here last night, and the T;ie number of sudden deaths lately are alarming. sun of the late celebrated Mr. Levee appeared in the , At this season of the year it behoves every person, es tharactes of 'Tangent. He lets very little provincial pocially those concerned with a family, to use the inennet, and seems to have studiously ineettekated means which, by long experience and practice, have that truest model of good acting, and that judicious snatched many from the jaws of death : decline, pains chastity of humour,in which the -.tags ae ‘ tinded a slim t in the stomach, head-ach, fits, consumptions, Sec. are time past, but of which we regret to fistd only a very often attributed to wrong causes ; an old adage is, w living examples. Ile eereainly.posseselleuse and remove the raw, and the effect will cease. To ac tivatity, but it is a. species of vivacity sestrangely cornplish this the reader need only be referred to Dr. imc(tired with a similitude (though destitute of its Gennerea's, 74, Long Acre, and 3, Shoreditch, whert lii.nitahle richness) to that wltich distinguished his may be seen thousands of those expelled which wer *Wive and pretlecessor in the line of volatile comedy; the moving , pause of the above complaints. Tt 4 4 .teif e ee te l e ty to recall tht ree,ollo,tion of ;he fa-rher Doctor. coaseleedi ea male Monday. and Pride , toettillt-ineUSpiciouily for the Inteteste of the sot. : from wee toftme t e e peet e - • . - ' - - - - - - - - - - —Wind S.W. and very fine weather.' SIiErRNESS, OCTOBER is. Sailed this morning, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Pvt.Amts, the last convoy this year for the Baltic. SNIP LAUNCH. Yesterday the launch of the new frigate, called the Marosroxv, took place at Deptford. She is a beau tiful roomy ship of 36 guns, and built upon a new principle, which has already been tried, and found to answer extremely well : on taking out the pins the knees work at sea ; and thus, by a diminution of re sistance to the angry-element, less danger is effected. Contrary to custom the Maidstone presented her head to the water. At a quarter after two the vessel was baptized in form, and the few supporting timbers which were under, were knocked away. When within a few yards of the bank, where a considerable por tion of the crowd were s►tationed, she gave a sudden plunge, which had a fine effect, the water rising in foam nearly to the gunwhale, and the people at the prow cheering, and cheered by those below, on whose heads they seemed descending.— The band of the 'rower Hamlets Militia enlivened the scene by playing the most popular national airs during the ceremony. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - NEWMARKET SECOND OC ['OBER MEETING, 1211. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. The Jade Stakes of 30p each, 15gs. ft. If declared within half an hour atter the weights are 6E14, for all ages. Across the Flat. Mr. Craven's Sting Tad, S yrs old, 6st. 1 Mr. Shakespsar's Chester, 6 yes. old, sit. 121 b. - 2 Gru. Cowes's Donna Clara, 4 yrs. old, list. Alb. Mr. Payne's Interloper, 4 yrs. old, 7st. 71b. - - 4 Mr. Lake's Drvslaw i 4 yrs. old, 7st. Sib. • 5 to 1 agst String Tail--7 to 2 agst Interloper-9 to I apt Ikt:slaw. The Tortoise Stakes of 30gs. each, 15p. ft. If declared within half an hour after the weights are fixed, for all ages. Two-yr. old Course. Cep. Gower's Cressida, 4 jrs. old, est. 711). Mr. Lake's Britannia, 5 yrs old, Bq. 61b. . 1 a Mr. B'ike'r Atalanta, 1 it's. old, 7st. 41b. 2 to I agst Cressida-1 to 1 agst Britannia. . _ We have receited . some' 'auks, alba seeti tt, trans Portugal, since the date of last dispatches, bf them speak of the affair as of little4epertetine it is expected that both Milks. will infeleshatifre same time, till after the rainy season:-6-10th and English Aimies bad a large bode r kf Sick. Captain SIIADWELL CLERICE, returned lately from Portugal severely wounded, has Served from the tom mendentent of the campaign in the Peninsula, irt the sth regiment of foot, spoken so highly of by their gallant Chief Load WELLINGTON. One Hundred and Eighty Royal Marines are about to be sent from the Plymouth division to Lisbon, to assist in the batteries there. It is impossible to speak in adequate terms of the spirit and gallantry displayed by Major Paws of the .sth regiment, on the 25th ult. Lord Wsu.t.txcrrox, at the close of the action, rode up to the Command ing Officer, and thanked him for the steady conduct of the regiment. They charged the enemy's cavalry, and completely drove them from the heights, and at the same time retook six pieces of artillery, which the Portuguese left on the attack of the enemy, The 2d Battalion of the 71st Light infantry, coat manded by that excellent Officer Colonel PR A COCK, fwas inspected at Deal, on Wednesday last, by General Hon., who was highly pleased with the appearance and interior management of this fine corps. Thursday, the 10th inst. the Officers bf the Royal t ast Middlesex Regiment, now at Portsmouth, gave a magnificent ball and supper to Lady,Canourrx Woon, her friends, aad the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, amounting to 150 people. The danc ing was commenced by Lady MATILDA STEWART and Lord BaLeforry, and continued with great glee until three o'clock, when the party retired to supper in two rooms, decorated for the occasion ; after i which, the dancing was recommenced, and kept up N":.ch + spirit till seven o'clock in the morning. On the Saturday following Colonel WOOD, who is ever anxious to contribute to the amusement of his regiment, gave a dijeuni, to the Officers and Ladies of the Regiment, and some of his friends ; after which, coeotry dances were commenced and continued until five o'clock. We have been favoured with a copy of the follow ing original letter intended, as the sequel imports. to have been circulated by Lord WELLINGTON among the officers of the army under his command, but which circulation, from some unexplained cause, was not carried into effct. Any military observations from the pen of so distinguished a General as Lord WEI, LANGTON, Mat b+, acceptable to etz public k s hot, if the maxims het e inculcated are more than others con spicuous in the conduct of this a mmander, it cannot fail to be perceived, how p 'gently certain they are reduced to demonstrations by the recent' movements of his Lordship in the presence of a supe rior enemy.—Kratish Gazeitt. « “ - ~1 378 1 M - f roohiag.l * ble'6 76l 9 P ol F el .• B .7dFr 4417 . Aire )11200.4DirifIRi. Oa llElt la. Although the Dusett Of CLAIMUCQ Mls taken uplia • residence at Ramsgate. a grest part of tis morniuge is occupied in visits to this place. Lady Carteesunt TV-wet Loxu, and her fair daughters,engtsist a peat deal of his attention. independently of doe beautiful ecenery which every where presents itself - to this west h-• bourhood. This evening his Royal Higleeessis **- petted at a grail.' Ball, patronise , ' !.} Lady Widows tess Witu.trzoras, 4e Nwrsaiii Meaty. and for which great preparatioas have, been taskiog for the last fortnight. RAMSCiffE, OG7VBSit 18. His Royal Highness the Dues of CLARVICIC, and his daughter, Miss CLAStit-See, still occypy the house No. 7, Nelson's Crescent. Hip Korai Highnexs is so much delighted with the Isle of Thanet that lie ?yr. - poses remaintng in it foe some time, Hie mortungal are spent in visits and excursions rotted the neig . lik bourheod, and his e v e n i ngs in the gaieties which i re ; polished society presents. On Tuesday he danced - three country daßces at the Assembly, in the Albion, Hotel, and on Wednesday he honoured the Theatre. at Margate with his presence. Tomorrow he dilute. with Colonel COOPER, and the Officers of the 2d So merset Militis, at the Albion Hotel; and on Sunday, by his desire, a Sermon is to bepreached in Rama. gate Chapel, after which, a Collection will be made to assist in alleviating the distresses of the subjects of Great Britain, detained as piisnners in France. The Preacher, on this occasion, is to be the Rev. DAYIU WILLIAM GAnuow, A.M. a young gentleman, whose maiden sermon, in the nose Chapel on Sunday last, evinced, to a numerous and very elegant auditory, that his father is not moue- celebrated at the bar than he is likely to be in the palpit. His Royal Highness the Ports ltageNT is expected here in a day or two. His precursor, Colonel NI'MAHQS, is already aorived. EXTRAORDIN4R r ROBBERY. (Accounts of suicides, or other censer against nature, seldom or never disgrace the columns of the ST A 11 ; but the oircumstances attending the tahowing ease are such as to induce us fur one, to deviate from what we cancoive to be a wholesome rule Oa Sunday evening siennight, the Hon. Mr. C—, the p :r-- sees accum:d, who had been lacking at the Crown Inn, az. Palk. mouth, tor about a form gbr, previous to 4th sailing for India, where he was going out as an Aid de Camp to a General, peeled' the company of Mr. Bradbury, the celebrated down, wive hal lately arrived at Poramouth from Plymouth, and two gentle men, to supper in the coffee-root. Mr. Bradbury Is in posses sion of a very curious and valuable sr.uff-box, trade in the she^e of a large huotintoireit, which he handed round. They wets up about twelve, whet Bradbury left the house end went to the Blue Pus:. Tun, where he lodged. In a short Urn, atter, he tu:seed his box, and went beck to the Crown Ins to Inquire for it. Hr saw the potter, who told him he had net heard of such as article being found ; If he bad left it them It would he taken mat care uf. gradbuey, the brat thing la the pluming, act calf for the Crown lam , to reCuVer his box; in La way there be met tvtr. C—, to whom he soninsunies-ed the 10-s of It. Mr C. denied ary knowledge ut it, and at the s..tne tirM lava med Mr. Bradbury, as an extraordinary clretimstance, that bb bed-rossu had been robbed of - ids gold watch, chain, and seals In thebolete of the night, and he was then en bit way to a Jew'sln that temvt , elversttoh re t weelimaker t to desire Lim, in cue such I Villa Formosa, Nlay IS. . he V. Sim, ant ". to m for file r to stop the person , and glee Adverting to your report of the transactions of the morning n t o n tic n e .e t e o e lirtn 7 . ee N':hen Bradbury got to the Crown Inn% the gen of the SI -t oh. in pursuit of the peels In of Aleneida, I have to i denten he had supPed with pledged th eir honour they did nor state, that nothing has given me more concern than the conduct ( know any thing of theinea AU the servants declared oat 10... - L. offered anti wat bi ehr, t ,„ ~.__ _ of the Hon. lieutenant Colonel Cochrane of the :16th regiment. When the enemy had passed the brid ge o f B ar b a a d P orto the leninly they had not seen it. As soon as this inquiry had fittith• ed, t was discovered that Lieutenant Lloyd's room had bees further pursuit of those troops was us e le ss , an d ev er y step ta k en of his Majesty ' s sh i p Hantatirysit, of a gold watch-chain and two robbed i of Bank-notes, to the amount of Alit Lieutenant Pelvis, beyond the point to which the Lieutenant Colonel was ordered gold teals ; the Purser of the Regulus, of a *liver watch, go 4 dales, and two gold seals. All thew gentlemen's rooms were to proceed, was only a risk to th e officers and soldiers under his on the second floor, where Mr. C.'c rune was. These disci.- command, from whence retreat was next to impossible. 'Met, excited considerable alarm thruughout the house, and in " The Lieutenant Colonel did not know possibly, that the mere degree in the town. •rhe house continued in a scene of whole of the 2d Corps d'Armei was at St. Pellets, but a short confusion during the whets of the day on the Minday, printed distance from Barba del Porto, and ti on hearing the firing for- biUs n were a t i" he ne d d et n ee ti t e lo n n ng ort ee h " e de thiev n es e . tne ls;r etn C v . ee tes nt e t he le ra Pees- tost med on the Agued2 to protect the retreat of those troop, ;—he knew, however, that the garrison of Almeida, although perhaps . against respectable characters. Nothing being discovered during P vrole Y nt about the I .11 of his watch, and insinuating auspices'.. in disorder, were a body far superior in numbers to those he heat !that day, un the Tuesday alarmed Ha f nme h r, c t hn he ra landlorl of the under his command, aed he did not know what troops were lu that Mr. t h e chara cter Graha et m e , a t i l l ,e M isl reaps e.: tabs ultAlbsetgupseeantliyl hearing St. Fetters to support them ; his advance, therefore, and his pas- s e v e , T b e longing to the Public Office, Bow-street ' was in the sage of the bridge was an impr u d ence , t o w hi c h a ll the boson of , town, applied to him, who wrote o ff for Rivera. t he officer, to the day must by attributed. i come down. The uffieer arrive/ there on Thursday mottling, "The frequent instanc es t h a t occurre d l ate l y o f severe l and proceeding into the bar with Bradbury,- was put in full pm oss, and session of every particular respecting the bungle., ; Bradbury va in souse instances, of important failures, by officers leading the pressing his suspicion of Mr. C. at that iustant they saw Mr. C. troops beyond the point to which they were ordered, and be- walkir. - ; in the street, and caliel him in ; the landlord introthic d yond all bounds ; such as the loss of prisoners taken in front of Rived to i bim, a e n h d at to ka id d h b int een hn eo w m e n t i7t i e l d ie in n o investigate "K i li :t e e the afar. the village of Fuentes, on the 9d and ith ; the loss incurred by i na tie l w ng ev e er nb kne . :e s that Riven Ita4 been sent fur, therefore esprest. the lith Light Dragoons, near and at liadajos, on the 2SM of ed no surprise, but on the contrary appeared glad to see hiss, . March ; the severe tou Incurred by the troops at the siege of Ba. and hoped he would be able to detect the thief and recover hen dajos, on the :1,04 of the Guadianajin th e his valuablo watch again. Rivets propoled that be should seam.' 10th inst. have in the trunks and the house generally, winch was agreed to russet diced me to determine to bring before a General Court Martial „ b y 41. The Officer this obeereed, that as Mr. C. ap e for disobedience of orders, any enter who should in future be peewit to be going fur:lter ha a hurry, he woald *gin with him guilty of this conduct. ' are, which would prevent his being detained; which Mr. C. .. hesitation, and insanely delivered up • ..I entertain no doubt of the readiness of the officers and sot- nut keys t t al o g ; his trunkian el dbaxes which he was going to take with. • -,' diars of the army to advance upon the enemy, but it is my duty, him to India. He accompanied Riven. to his room, Bradbury - and that of every General and other Officer its command, to and others being admitted as spectators. Rivet nude a pude • emulate the spirit, and not to expose the soldiers to ooatend with mile sear h e n h, h without aiti b r ei s ng edi ar t e r. to c tit ; a n d a ari r y es t i Z t i a nfa p manner, telodb ii oh - unequal numbers in situations where they cannot be supported, ~,,Llrtvilirneg',. that t th n e rivet unpleasant part of hat duty to be perfor- Irons which their retreat is net acetate ; and in which they rue oiled was to search WI person; till this he had appeared uneon theliik of being prisoners to the enemy they had before beaten. cerned and in high sprits ;he then, ktreeette, appeared musk " The desire of being forwardin engaging the enemy is not msofused, and ceir il t congas , when ha requested taiiced-corinuwr.ltivettw was r er p that in e g v t e o ry body him, y uncommon in the British army ; but that quality which I wish wionljidzs a lave m att er room crept the Officer and aredbury. which • to see the officers poesese, who are at the bead of troops, is a cool request was complied with. lie then slipped iradbury's ben discriminating judgment intim/don, which will enable them to .into his hand, asking forgiveness, b in effin t g ed h f i:n to spare hZi i i , i, decide with promptitude how far they can and ought to go with an t e w e rl d to ow se n ar o c n h i l e ii i * r kl L b y es a i n e, and found t ea :e ft s:lMb of the propriety, ett and to convey. their 4rders, and to act with such vf- property pe that had been stolen has the hoses. Rivets net camels pr and decision as that ids soldiers will look up to them with tag ha bad mit the whole of the Batik-notes, asked bum when conißasee in the moruendebiction and obey themiirlth alacrity, the remainder was, whets be pointad to ßi a packet-bunk we: The lacers of the seensfottnk depend open it, that the enemy to unde r in th t : e foot act of e f th s e tnn b.n p i in ; g and dawn wh t . o le piek it u n p uele , Mr. C. ln ciet a i l i t ht whom they are opposed ark not less prudent than powerful e-- up a pen-knife and cui hisehrott. Rivett and Bradbury nailed notwithstanding what hits been printed in Gazettes and News- an arm each, and forced the knife front him ; but he appear. papers, we have never seen small bodies, unsupported, opposed l head about in didirent ways to make the wound tem. e. ed so determined on his own destruction , that he masted ,lb his to large, nor has the experience 1 of any officer realized the stories, 'prevent him from continuing this, he was timed rap with I nett s which all have read, of whole armies being driven by a h an df r il num: his neck, so t i g h t t .. at he c ould not Move It. A susg MI of Light Infantry or Dragoon,. of the touts, with two assistants, tame, and after seeing tkg " I trust that this Letter, copies of which I propose to emu- wound s g ale a k e t l Eh thar e ,°•P:niel4,4 that t m i c t p owerful u p ful l° ::l4 6 :lc h bol Mira t late to General Officers of Divisions, with directions to circulate ! . ,,, e g co i v on er ; t a e n c l . 'd --- ,„1 the -sib wound. "l "' Ws - clothes ware then et •t It aMong the Officers of tits Arnre; will bave the effect of in- off, and ' he was carded down stairs Into a baler room. Curie( rioting them to reflect seriously upon the duties which they have this operation he -coughed violently, bat whew natundbe ter l' Ito perform, before the enemy, and to avoid the crime ' drligs' to tusks his wound waulit te was ' Out ateenatntnii it he" whish is , the eubject of it, and which is really beeorne of eerious detettnent i n ' • fie however the e ff ect of seettlag it a e.ettitng Moos vid at twist.' g war obliged to repeated. Two Mai sat up With int a I to the army and pubic' interest. f s Sigebit)- - • eight. On Friday warning the depositions of thy winnow, wee, ''WILLINEITGIN." . taken before the Mayer, and Mr. C. was committed. i • . . • - ' -••.:' . . 'fir.rtit. set 'ig e ti Vega! Yesterday evening, the-Gepte;es of the Na try gave 4 h es jiii Infttlideadid he; as supper at the elegintsuoutria , the et-ount Hotel, to Colonel gut Lady CmwAiiiii; Opertso344.-mo wuon, and the.Offiders of the Gartitoa, at uhleimueift, Kteartliebr porent not ally the beauty aesi fashion, which i4i6 Both Fiencti tau ball of the Mish4lF4F,.PUt Getteral am*. 1 . Avous - nt LEM. M.ijor and Hon. Mrs. 5t95444. 44 7 it sick. .