Star. — London, England, 1819-06-30 00:00:00

THE EVENING L __ LONDON. WEDNESDAY, - JUNE SO, 1810. THE FUNDS. rnlcz OW STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE otLoct : Baak Stock 216 k 216 per Cent. Reduced 671 M 3 per Cent. Consols shut ?,1 per Cent. 7511.1-1 ter . Cktt,;. r . 5 per Cent. Navy shut • ./ ,u ~•hc++ ~... ~i~ attZt 4 TAUCQ sdl Bank Long Annuities 1711 --- • , 1 soup vry India Bonds 3 5 dis. s las :t447: /ad; Isuoon sisal Exchequer Bills (2d.) 4A p ' gyp A . co 4-I.t.rat a Omnium I dis. :„ Consols for Acct. 68.1ffiliti vassat sera pap. *J dasetb. PUBLIC MEETINGS4T • • LEEDS, 7UNE SS. ---,imolai , ' N.. - 1 Thervitto be a public meeting at 1 1 101 1 144dittit1 ev ening, at which Mr. PETRE, and the other leading Reforin Orators, who figured at the late,jp*gs on ' Hunslet Moor, wild take an actise part. U K AA have the result next post. —A public meeting of ' • formers was also to be held at Manchester.tO-day and similar' meetings are convened in vatibus gl otiltr parts of Lancashire and torkshure. W e . are pen ! fectly tranquil here ; and no day has yet been oa for calling the general meeting which- was resolved upon at the conclusion of the proceedings on Hamlet Moor, on Monday night last. STOCKI 9 ,ORT MEETING. A Public Meeting, for the avowed object of co operating in obtaining a Reform in Parliament, was held at Stockport on Monday, which was attended by many respectable individuals; and, as would ap pear from the colouring given to the proceedings by h ome country journalists, who have more zeal than wisdom, to the great grief of these editors, was conducted without tumult or riot, and dismissed in the most orderly manner. The following account is copied from the Manchester Mct Cary of yesterday: " A Public Meeting, to agitate the same political topics among the lower classes of people which have lately excited attention in this and other parts of the country, was held yesterday at Stockport, upon Sandy . ,Brow.. The proceedings coninlenced at one dilook o when Sir CHARLES WOL6ELEY, a British Baronet,. took the Chair, having first wrote to the principal Magistrate (the Rev. C. PRESCOTT) to pro vide the Meeting with an adequate attendance of the Civil PoWer to keep order and tranquillity. He appeared amidst a groupe consisting of the venerable OODEN, the Rev. Parson HARRISON, and otters of their fra ternity. On this'decasion a flag was eriibited, bear ing on one side the several inscriptions of " Annual Parliaments"--." Universal Suffrage"-..-and " V. by Ballot ;" and on the reverse No .Corti Laws The flag was crowned with thetotable Cap of Liberty " The concourse of people, ptiobably exceeding the aggregate of any previous meeting, was present, and about four o'clock the busineSs of the day terminated. after passing a series of Resolutions, to the same vio. lent import - that had been adopted in other places. Every thing was conducted peaceably and quietly." BLACKBURN FEMALE ILEFORM 300ETY. At Blackburn, near Manchester, a Society bay bee: formed under the above title, From which i cg:-* has betsik isased to other districts, inviting the wives and atighters of the worksiken in the different branches of manufacture to form themselves into si milar, SoCieties. The object. and aim of this and ;be., projected sister Societies is most wicked and vicioissb and has been publicly avowed in the recommenda tion in the Circular. They are not only to co:operate with the different classes of workmen in seeking re- dress of their grievances ) but " to instil into the minds of their children a deep and rooted hatred of" the . Government and-Houses of Parliathent whom they are pleased to . tyrannical tyrniial oilers ."— Thin 4 c ia may serve-as alspecimen. NCIETH DEVON. A Meeting of the inhabitants of the North of Ix. was held at Barnstaple on Friday last, for the 'pur pose of taking into consideration the present state of public affairs. ~ . J.D. BASSETT, Esq. a Candidate for the Represen tation of the Borough, addressed the Meeting hi speech of very considerable length, in which he took a detailed View of the situation of the .couUtry, its finances, and public debt. He pnrticelarly adverted to the immense expense of our Coloniseen the mother , . country, and the disadvantages experienced from the v. ant of Acts for the enclosure of waste lands, and the commutation of tithes in kind. He concluded , vith moving a series of Resolutions, the last of which went to declare, that by a proper reduction of ex pense in the Ordnance, Military, and other Depart. rents, seven millions of Taxes might be remitted to the people. • He further moved, that a Petition to the House of Lords should forthwith be framed on t:.ese Resolutions. several Gentlemen of the Corporation of Barn, staple opposed the Resolutions, on the glOupd that as the Meeting was held in the Guildhall of that Bo acugh, they might be injurious to the interests ofthe t!.Tough, in the petiding contest before the House of BAssar replied, <i,. Dr. WAVILLL contended that Ministers had dam everything to lessen the public expenditure. He crefore moved, that it is inexpedient to Petition. . BOURCHIRR PALE WRAY, Esq. also a CalmHaat* •. - • ... . . . ••'. . • ' . , ' .4; . • •.• • ..• . - ) . „ .‘ ~ .. . . -.. . - • . .._. . , . mr ibe . ieh M ai litiot t 11§r~,.A moim,il lriiiept li , iiiiillOsio II; neeiveksa artiessinci '; ' - ' ' •, . • •.• .• • • ' I geed Bahr. Waal* • • ' 1.. •-•iffsommvp • berm ......_• EZTRACT MAK 1112.IiIVERNISS JOURNAL. . . 1 had Anne ore 4 00) h e * o h le-- • -is Ad. , - f-- • -. w a i r s ii 4 o 7l , l e arnerithbie **Orden& •Of the glint bi the P . Op! in •• . 11%4 WI Mrs. he nerd eiliti . 014 ilasiellaidei ellf.a • it 1 11 qk Scathind; tett itierfogrets of Bmitmition. ef 'the !host , • • ' ' •*'• s ~. ,: .."' ;'•• , , vsttueas ela*es Of Society Mini the 'Country : I."'" per i° **a** 4 T° l4ll • e fO*lP ' l: ‘Ulh l 6ll444.l6liigie et bte Seem un- .. At SaineWatil .ieitiiii et AA tag +mime oi. the Eclair Ika's hcera nowir. - .1• fee laderinglibit . . : • ~..„ IrellabipsodioSo if M &trope= ()Seer, i t _dtralillkieW ..0111*.ltrontits Of Statitioari; in the Coiinty cf . . patent Whit% iill, rod **SW 41101 it', ir : f ' Wililinlablise on Are 14th June, 11116; 14714)iii ° A ti l !: ' -4' -"' I - / - • • ' 41 7 I t-t.. 4. fe f il°"l"ll°P7 ' -di divinte men. The colloids on • f-• 1 . -.' •- ilivii n elotAmess t a iiia lv. .461„ or :‘,* - : - 77+1g - in t h • - •• • h, t. .., f , . , - ... - ... A . y . _ el _..„,_ - , „ . ' 4, tititstuuchitosslq lieholiced, . • a !* Viwriv -•• • . • , * •• • 7 * 11 7 WW we. greaten htilown•u Pro" " I:rThit from ille•pecullit• andlird sittheon of the Teilets be 1 1.11111 1 1 4 e 041' • a fort of considerable strength, de- who ha;'e beta resiitiied from ttir Farms do the Estate of So- IltiOrldiPt .....« sti 1 ' -7'.1 ;rani N; ,114 %; i faithiiir Maps fit= Whom theY battlhiariably stierhail, - teift.sysi t ta thanselvel undefthe g rievous necessity of 'IC WAWA 1411.01S5bel'uvilyealillipatkisli ; on eh o p hd n , t h oug h outndm h t af e , them in . fending a fleiolutit•n to abandon t heir naive Connery, and to I matter 0( eara . ?,,.. . . .. ~ ~ • ;" ), ,• -' 1 ! 3t4 . : ' z . „ 1 , 1 thertid .• '. peoptitn. , The heroic WitstAbi e e of,thein-- euPtr!4--. eto /Vineries. 1,.. • . . • , 0 2.• That tel6e in gentle destitute of money to tupport them Ic; I 1 14AteTr•D 1 41kPON . - " 'ad& with his singeaSePetei 0.4 thi hrawirf of the it briar, even for a ah4it • • • • We 1 1 1 4400 e that 111004 the • • .Wied aisialadahcesaie•biesae•emaiiipitided. period, they a re compelled to bast"! , . . . thelr departure, In 'dril l to . save the small re m nant of their ef- - , . . _. ._,,,__ „ • •tlO were most Active in pronnen'all. 410 • - •• ' 1 444.- a „ . . _••-• .•.- • •: • • fiat, to enable their to encounter the many 'difficulties and Meetings, mean, now that the= . - We NO iviliwillo ...' ..e,lo4ll,lll!Mittl4 ' , kinisai k s wilia dkx.clearly fore St., await themes and that num- ,, ;wired with new billldlogs, to • 11•' .' letters lion it Ts IoRRI4O , IMA• Oh • ' - tWs at Awn wilt Da lie able to,inutt as much money as will ''. • tilt.t; * - n r -•- -44442 Ma r i • •. 10 AMerica In these 'circumstances many of • remote day, with a public melting. tit - • . I . °I ", • ... ,------ . A .140 64:..... . aff,tpet„ _ „Ai...,..„. -v.,1,147:417 1 , 4i „„ dcab1 . e to jet a • varietyo f matte r . set tled I for the purpose of forming •a•-• • -• , ieltiiO4 rate , of en ilba d tanilik Alefil Malt 0 ' tsi i fi el ja • - ...t.. - - ;'" " u ' - and also for , r operating branch (or, more probably, fidief . • • 4 1 -elete lf- '4 1 . 11. galr •-• elttrelo: IlTae'A ilit- ;• • _ . ~__l!°' -A-a ll!" . Pfun" . " . _ _ _,__ _IN I .'""L' ." ". _ • tae ftsce"4 4nwral tienebt.rilitVlbets' rv tirl .- bt e rale:r se , ti:eriite . hes, and . iin their object, to take the lead) of the e th er Si*et‘ eareoent ago& Plirthealani° lo . ol w''' Ontaisis 'titn4lfiiiiiifitatlaied in foreign n oun trio..they 641 9 ' I - • • formed in the North'. Let us hope that jile.:o4 ix . 24 kn. . . ir- ThelkAPPiliiariorOlonieles s 40 . t sew ti4an iiiezelvii,* a ,Society, to be called the y . • . .... blood-shed and executions WlirCh followed in the sirs ''- ' : OP r AIR, rignun-AA " T. i i g amo t - Slikgriaagl43l4 6116" - agic Friend'. Y ' fasaaataga " • • ''` . - "' hi: i-1. , t li ~., 4 -of the SpaSelds Meeting, bay* not pet been rn l o llo / 4 II 4144/111 ev iailk. K AM gr . • ' ;Ai t" ~21 -..`. .LOB44lAlic •. 7 - . 4aiii; i i i mi a 6 .Fm,, , ,ool,indiv„.._ lki ln6l s,,, Re t_Li • -li• .33!. : -- 4 :77 - 757 ..... 7. 7. - :-• ' '' r and that the recollection of thent•Will Operetta ~..___ """ ` 4l " u ' l !n •;•I ' A.. _,4loll,o,lllPACaMkat4bs Dragoon Guards ar- : itliint; sober-minded artizansTrom cenuttenanc24 au* lierinellltr w"..umm 'alill.4 : ,= " . no - • • '•. • i. o .' • • bxtodo Sealy ihiPtili; where they are vac- ii r... . _ i i. "rifting% by attending them, even to gratify ' urlolo7. 441111112A * g ." 1 '' • • '• i ii, •"' r htstrltil &Otters few& Ireland'. On Sa cur- I " . .. . , Caracas. This expedition is comeasnist r' .- . !day x proceeded dn . their route for Nottingham, • t. . Accounts have been received in town this SS•ttr 011ie& fi ht morning : nant-GeneralUrdaneta, wieltbsis. to z g . ~,4 „ ,„ 4 „,,., : „ 14 ,, vii , 14 , i ,. j p,..„,„,. . Ate battles of his lei ter it Veatiledior New .. .\ from Buenos Ayres, up to the 17th Merck which o staa d a -o t h e R ev it at i on commence d, end : tklkilitZtatTlatatai gitlitai ay g rad ) Evi jP"A cir ms 'y last arrived ( mention that there was the greatest agitation and acquired considouble repotadon. , . itar lead AO** :quotas.. ) stretching across from •. - alarm respecting ART,II 1, who was advancing on ANGOSTURA , . APRIL se. Cork to Lin aadferick, ,were, 'embarked onboard ves- s, the Capital with 10,000 men. •It was believed that Yesterday we remised advice: from Cleats! Zit- sees which bed , been. iik•waitiag. et .the Parade, end reports, that due of his con f s 2t_ , Oen_llas which,tipprinrcet . Itieetroops,.irnMedsa• tely hauled _ I , the forces sent to oppose him had joined his scan , raz had e ' tak lik e : h a l i h yi he n ',- dard, in which case a Revolution Wee inevitaille•-:- twai g rone men ! ;l e C omman d e r wa s a man s ell sung of ciff chropped.detWtt,the river,. ettul. proceeded.to sea; With a fair wins, fist Bisidefocd. • . - :ii. , r, • y Should MITIOAS come into power, no doubt was en" ! kosienfor his wanton cruelties and mtirden, in can- Lkis tenant-General Roantson;rsf tke BeitiilsAimy, - n tertained but there would be an immediate detlara- =ele of which he was instantly put to death. gad biamber of the Britilis Parliament, died in Parisi .s tion of war against the Brazil Government The lis Mention, lie acknowledged that Morillo i Rue Richelieu, on the •, 28d inst.. -.:.- .. , •., .. * kid rimed in great haste through Calabozo. accost- „ .... se. • • • a Portuguese Consul Was imprisOted on the 20th Fe- sa w e d by two viadrong of .I t appears, t h at , • ' -•-- • • %4'AVAL 11VTE 1. LIGEIVCEI . ,gat". 4 , s bruary, and remained in jail up to the 15th March. having received alarming information of the arrival• The o f If . jaw r 4 B ik, ' . fallen Mimi , of the British volunteers et itattarita, and apprehen- watoionest Ng Abilliflont l i by rho oftwt, On the kith Mal in By accounts which have reached ns via Madras, Iron e y a deb ar kation on the on, toted made•the lat. ii. en lm r e11,:55., by the Aid,,Uair, arrived at . N:w- e we learn that so great a degree of discontent prevails best of his wat ' Natlng te Corneae, ' his gain satiny. hi frkindlao4; Wom Iloot'Pool• • The Ocean tras laden with titre_ ., . e among the people of ,Manilla, that serious 00 of eharge 4 ln 'one* - - be i hOryirdit and Ulla were lotti, but•the malts sere Minding. . lietsaitouesty Itntsittr»Wind. S.W. to W.W.-Arrhted tae an insurrection against the Spanish . GoVainspent are , TRIKIDAD, KAT 11.• . , tj a a N z wine i. ,froni,Lisb e z h irisr•dayt: s tar aphit tile Lady a I t has been reported . 'froar Idhirtinittue , that Rio- usaditon from Sierra Lame, in lat. 41 3. long. Is, e entertained. Several Independent cruisers are cruising tine arrived at Ca In nine hour& less tinte than A___airlieit e harem Froeli n g packet, with Mails from Rio 4 off the port, and have already Made a n u m be r of ever the journey was perfeniied in. V•O abli ants; lat./Wert Pernambacti, in . 411 days ; and-the • , lihrtitvoetio *Awl* 'esistioner , Princes[ larbpolinda, Captait valuable captures. The intercourse with Acapulco, • Jiaratsist,. foodl Alio- hoisieo : net days, with a Messenger and o e The Paris P . apers of &mew arrived this f orenoo n. the only place with which - the Manakin have any. ,„ , : .-. • - e trade, was, in consequence, entirely put a stop to, The departure elm c!$0114(4. St . cif . 64‘ii si:ato- . 23P. a 1evi i .,2,7...1....,..z"TP'„ed, c ti an ti m m e , tr er nS! , ,,, cie fr ca' r , to he fixed for 'ale Sib 41'. 1 .4 1 7; li is MPS, - 43 ** lhalw e t 'll6lll'.kited vreek4' !lout gt:-Retena. d and the greatest distress was beginning to be etperii enced, from the want of the usual supplielOf Arne- iweVieee to diet date th y.. ~.,.. . . . -i ' c • clf Abe •• • • 4trip.510....111543.W.-.-Arrived the Ler! „ ..„ . b A ys ti a l e , o arum . ? on ? , from Barba ' rican produce, European goods, and gmels.- . In many year will be all go ne al • " . .. i bo ns: we ces d th at e 24 ma i l r ey cin fro u m i t tes*, e,awkich .., AliiNik : _ ..... i liad been may be prorogued. oilitydrotiotirs - ... t.. :- ..-•,, ~: ..7 . :!.: : ;KY V iii f...Z : 71:i. : .;.... 41; 1 ' .. . ';'. . „ ,,,A. °' tr r eftlielio _ . 1425.. lise °" :Yrr an tl tha ir ei e pit i riSl P ß O:l ll l4l ;WI: ti r ll nnt Ar.4 l: 1 _ _,___' The Chamber : •4 •• i6B • • it The same accounts mention, dal inlithi free IPOIII ,• . • denels '''' etasefie ' agit: ' ale irlva.4.4 • ' 4 _ ig° 4 er br ul 'elo trritstriodinsi ago for tee Raver, 0 ,„ from England had found their way direct.tniSeniiler • 1 6 4 , •Isvnel itl i- x i sopri ; e, 4- ----•- -.--, • l a. on. nut. ; Stadia , Titos t s,u, Pilatim, and had been admitted to land.their cepa , me ..gees,,_ Alio air oddities - ..efeitr, Maas, market, in consequence, was so overstockedieldwail tbi t sad • t o whe a ssa o • • - *ea reo. maidanikannon, and ms descriptions of British goods; that these I' , interlopers, 7 .,, furfietly intbitAtedi j itirtkit tlitall weetaeas ' , •'. . Ana,,Ersacrri foam Rita ;Adria ;e as they are called, were completely Twtd.r.pniag chi • ii s t ___- • ~•• •4 4 ,;„.; : - „,,;, 41 - 'th - i s m 'i l t st iti se eMiiii: d i s l t e t ti s ,;, Te l . Alva .' ~!fief alahne,fron iii....vki-... d merchants of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay. app,....."......-- , „ ~ t ent • • • ... r kirfoo Gatti:m*7, front is ...-......-.. fulfil jiltsPiiiii JiistAlVOUtlltolt• 'Ali OinalgGiol4* ,Qactitti: llllll4, at m, • - omits: ' care - 41bwn' We madided..yesterday that hostilities are kll gentgal , baSt• 4 4. lasigWriziss' - ":.aile• - itisinnhad.:. ...for.ile- filwi ' tiw l i i ev i ir t eli e w " 46-th " l' at i - iii - 4 "R wewht e; -Bumf, fot ! the.ll . epli-jii.L.2:itsi r awacaL Lye xi& Wittiteu. - kept up ht. OW ern parts of India, by some, c . iti .. front. „ 4 „ riA. :or i janti : " n • ornis CAsik___,, viasoi l efair.4l.4la2re in . ws_ a # o4 o: taja k et.' s. . scattered bad •ec ad gabs and Goan& We now h n-- 1 0 - - - 1 44 "-- .6 4 4'. - re -.. ll, iihi. • • liiiiiiisig. 4s . loth ".1 5 .;!t e liplf:r.s.f.r«t e ld.."1".. •..: J... .. . ...... .. . .. , • subjoin, from the ...- . : re. ithilfrro . an interesting , 24. Sat . ac- Dm& . * V. ieterf4 •"''' I: *A arib' '., alt etiowi.4Thursdaß the Ssan's firii -. r -- xs, , account of an unsuccessful attemgmade by a party has been • y entrustad • the g ldrZisille brister,Wlliihiblii"Trotr rfdiorbelltiitirient t 'lering ' l l of these marauders to retake the fortress of Choura. , of the4.4ris (it PM ilk4 z sad_Lieutenint•Ge% on kooatci tell valuable horses, here* to Messrs. • e . gurb. The, only place of note which appears , still nrat . t *WI Wl*: ,Of 24,, Egin,e, whose .Itrieitif idly:Tr34 toiiii-q¢ger( antetbrniji in the es to remain in their possession is the fort of Aseerghur,J disgrace ss softy gl •inatpqintssautinskye i _ e p t rin., care itr Mr:tbr ktiA three df lits striains. About lis p . a the Killehdar of which .seems resolved that. nothing, Generalship of , ' sacked:esti of ada. five o'eleisk in theifiernotinifirthe 'satiiT day, the i „ less thug,* regular siege .shall . induce *into serres., The.eatscalorof raliZia,.. isalao !nun these ,vesieripiinl• a 'Oka:Odin: ltailtitti a quarter of an ~ der., .Wsparations were accordingly making for irk 'disiiitsedi be his been -laatti • shed to-Morioka.. -It . igs.; hour, soft enliltseite"Mr. OW, Ins Three men, les AdlOilift 1.. .1 .. ... • • , rare that since the 'return of Futspriatt to sut, and the Minteristid'ilifeestaaire7 nellie Only Chance il• • . - I .: ; ,ti;itni.CUTTA, Dgcsmaint St '••-l' i di Ors Ago* illefir . -11 ,1 e Cheers of MieisCen brave clinwel l ft-th o i•rrvi'Vtwicee the h'''lts . labugh a . . ,I)ozadtters from Husseinahask dated the kW Of Ok,7= link 10 1 tt• bfe INPalltdcat.l l--- eii ,itl the de- made tcAlettl•--, l “4 l ' , :fluti pet•SbOt; and had 'WU quitted . .. . . , ~. .. to November, give accounts of anattempt having ..ben. •p,artni er Finance ; five istlsp44.9l.o,.assf 1 Itis!, tbi. fligel4.44e. Mentes. wrest Ihe wt•nt down. In made to retake the fortress of Ch/uragurh ILY.dalt i el*. tlsrte ip the hlastast PA- - 01141,11 . 3,e55t1, sit thsfr' asiailbut situiticar,they remained. 'tensed to the Goands, headed by a Chief named Chin Sals. Hap, in.tlsat ,of,Foreign ~ • ~,.. • , ...;' ,- : 44 ,:- ~ qweitibtri :atierittailtb raetekr of• the- waves for some is pity they did not succeed... The Sort had been. verti • .Prr l ts4 5 per Cents... . fiS44l,4k. , . , time, when theboat . s,treat srund- and and they se unhealthy all - the rains, and the. Officer in command _.,.. ...., 2 .. : ...i i :ii k ii,:: : ,. , to'kenttn*.eitrbtettit - Worr i ld go ni pietts, but pro- qr was allowed to go into cantiatinents two days.before., .li, . , Pik . , .VS Itgelirtt-•!. vilfentuary'itlieated or, ind Ater were picked nil i s the attack, in consequence of severe indisposition...p..4w . • air, at Carlton - House . . abotit five eieloehon - thefollieseing ..morning; by an tt hiri tarlly t - h eeh ey h a l ust ye ed oi , 1 a s nd inee • s r a ee fel n. y . The' Goands, who appear to be on the watch.. took :,(Ite .. . • . cis' ijatrovii iii. a t bli the ' al74 Dr ia ury i tlane Du l l l, s ct i n ll rl i c' l l °s Oid end ed,.llt P" Ogeed 4 i.,.l! . this oppontUnity•of endeavouring - to get possession oft vax_tteciu Use fort, when there was no European Gaiter. to 4- thil HaXinar OTnentre next Friclay, yillen . thets owed': ~:.! Iluil..(ooo.'llistaiiied by Messrs . ROALI2 aid nt- Test t h e exertions of the Sepoys, and appeared before bolt iii be be tOendullyfitted up for their reception: ~,' Geturicoatetinasnespected casualty, must be,. consi:: - r- it on the morning of ' the 94th , 8000 in ntimbero.,..l I ,rrst,ll Spit jnotstls it sontioneer 14 the day *cable, es the valtie of the horses may boiritimated o f Only a small party of a Havildar and sixteen Siwysi 04 ,i 1.1310,!• -,t,irilits_ , . , ),Isat Ivitt,tikt„ i it -pounds. - • •• . were hi the town, and about 140 in the fort. Me presetyouscliasai ot ilasin citt, tlo kEi; . 41ilidtaiiktondity ethmight, a fail keident of- ' town was soon occupied by the enemy, and the Mn- Ws*, .tat gill:ol,4r*, .. , c(the r. D#),ltnnd. Orasikeiflineford,.Somerset. As J. Page, i a- yOnng tl' .vildar being completely cut of frostt the.fort, look am wales . ,I. . •!,, 1 . -..,. • . t ulp AN* in•the ,, entploy of Mr. T. Wardovas W•the'eet 6f ;a post in a pukka-hi:foie, and defended himself in dia l *Di . ..... , ~ . •- - • . . IA& catching a fork that had fallen from a load ofhatait i t a p tat aa rp t lt d os i trst, ... ' ..,„ 4 . TA* . ,"•,..•_ . !f, ' .!• 1 "... 7 .... 'Which he was eittingi the hay sl o irped Vern istdel,blins ~i 3 g, most gallant manne r , against *host .of instants, ' until all his ammunition. was upended, one of his appohifed to a luerauve inullugh4 les • - -... • ,tlitair . and he fell on the fork, one . d i c in f i rongsiefwebr its brave little party killed, and him:Wind feet Seppyit • • ~ .tst Abe, ~ . - ~.. !.,4 0 s#4 11 0,PIr ' . At i q s nitrating hisside ' enteT ,: e l!lt" , •.•trr, .7.1 .uottr ll t .PI i. " 1 wounded. , • .. _ . ~, , . 4 , w ; .IF 4 . . ~ vs . ••. .. _op ils, instant 'dim*: ' •. . , . it., 14.:4/1. ''''' At this critical juncture a Rissalaciat, belnagiagies, : *,' •:.-,"; '. -7 .. • ,'„. •kr • * „`. eliWeleo4 l o; , te ; .PAO. Ada?! during ~ the th.lnitte l fd4: - kp • * ,•..4' • he Captain Roberts,. corps of Kabala Cavalry, iterta., . st . ,, .. • -,. ~ I ;.• tk.. .. . . i'1...,. ~ ~ It t A u g‘h -. by NV/ 0 7 of. Mr . LAltcpC l 4 . coVr -6 , 4 ,1 116 .., -y • it t ,_ id trepidly went with a party to his onstage. 44 ti ••• - . " .„. ; .*. ll 'WO' d fi l 4t4 ' ir tilw°l / 1 . the Irghumg in a fielli at .4 a e giving to each Sepoy five pistol .eartri4 gesp.hltalught ~ . , -'.. .7'.7, • .• .' ~ . - Tatrig 7 .. - 3 f ir• • , 1 - 41- eg i n e tr ki ll ea 'ehd - ti° 6 th I , lll ' .t A , I 6 -ll' ea iiieCt; ' - e• - ' • -. • them through the enemy La safety. Forty of their ~ c. - ~. ~., •-‘ 4C. ch TM•. opponents are said to have be en killed in attempting PAt X. to intercept them. Durius tbt•Wbalt of the daynio . .160,30 dif,t 745 4 1 4._ .... . ' * ~. .'''''",. . imig" . """k"14 ,. .; *- : 1 1:1* ',:.': ' - 7 . ro § ~i - ... ~,,* In 'PAL . . ' . 7t- night the party in the fon /opt. the ;meow NI *Eh tittsin .. - :, ~. , , ,let -,. 4 .. ~ , .i.... .4 -• i i. .... 1 0.45t 4 11 , Y0%4. :.•..' . , . . . b et d a 7i• .. . . .... ... - • to tance, though the Goands made an ant lei elents f -iilie- 1 -4 -;IC" .' . t o three times successively . About seven o'clock-nit t• ih - _• ; i. •,,„.„. •. "_,:):‘ 4. , P • f ... 400.4 .. • _ . 10* -,„,,. . • - i ,,, i .. 3 ",,..... , 154 ° . .. morning Lieutenant, Brandon, of • the Md. witb Lien, ' :“....:, ..t • ..A r Tlr • ".'7'. .2, 5a..:.•:..; !„:"-•.• .:-••. •i;•' . ` - 44:.. .... •-. •, , , .- • ~o,A i' . , r, licraT "."'* , w mpl a i ro a • - • N .l tenant Bacon, of the 10th, and. Dr. Philkie SiltSSlPut tii*. ' . ;„.' •,, • • . ''' -. ' iitt '' . . ! v o" . K . ',:' '.114'; : • ' . .., , 6 . •'"''' - v ." -- 4. bak.tllivgni wer g i s .. . . . goon of the former corps, and 900 &pork . at : :4'' : .. w? :7 14111 c 4 • ••• s ' " • ' '-;• ' .74 : 4:72 A . . ' : 13 . '''' ' . 11 . ' 1 ‘ : ere" ....'. . • ". on made, Val.-dal:4a i as . • • . n- the scene of action, joined by 8 00 of the Baba , •••,, , • .1 .•••, , !• 11 ; i t. 4 4 _ • • •14„ 1• • •,,,.. ... 1 4.7., .• • ' 16 ' 4 44,,,,_ . 1 Pestwvroglilmillice r / . "" • •"'" ••••r 'si . i. Ej. va,lip." . v„: .• , MARK-LANE, Mita IL vain They fowl the enemy strongly • eeisdy at .•• - itt ' • ' 1-1,- F . : '' kfilm ;;'. • ~.. .i. ,r. -. /neigh Wheat at market •thie; • • 43- hill betweea the town of Chowgeou end Abo kik ~.-.. .• . 4 ;: e4 4 r • -:- • - -" 2 '' ~ • . ...liiiiiiterprices wee-44*d •• and • The Cavalry. were directed to surroutat *rip empil, ::,-/ . .1 ... ..,. ;, . • ~lii i.;. . , . . ~. s k - 'ls to - tor- is to 2"4 . per ., irthiet , m i bve* le e ' he as the, nature of the ground would, .I '''.•!' 141 . 6.7 ' .1; :.:. • .„'„ `. .. •‘• :,.. a ,„ s t - i . .. ~ lit . of tufantry toittack them us from", Pus , Was 1 , 5 ..4. _." :.'. •V' ".*.' r.. • . ..", 1 . 4 , , ,, ii ,•: , • , :• . '.. 11 , - . 11 1 1, ... * •:i .. stim ' it . '... aiesthe. • ' Bar . eetl ier sec t u te ri tis i )pon% l44lll mo4. °4lls % rigid in a very spirited mannevAthslisiOlko______44 4 ll%l ..,...-;,... -.1: ' " : • ' ' "4 ip • - t i IT •'''', ' . • ' :- - • rec , t6 r quartettlearer and its from OUT Sepoys, who pursued thoelkogasisaanyunis •: •. .., . ~ ~ ..4 4, . 1 . ... /41 4.. . it : . . . r " Iv . , -dm .'.•., ' ' .. • -'. it - l ru, • itio 4 n o'-- 5ac,1 : 7,4 , every direction.- Th is i• tlie orriemitdr,tiemegairiefis i:: : • , .r . ' l ;., _ : i i„.. '....... I. ~..:,`.. :_ ~..,,,. ..1 ' - 1 . ; ,,,.;,.... - - - s ioisitois..eul as . t ia P7 . • ' e noticed' ittioer4eia. Jiesif* sll,l4444lkatetitilthiMMl .... a;rlr'''.4l'' '''lli i ii " ' - 7116140 t ‘'''', Fe. " • ••• - •"r ,• ......I*i ^ n, . 7 ,;M:,. • , • - . there is surdensiediensbeslfrierd • 'between d 41 10 •614 O n4 e llun deo a • 1/96 / 1 441441"14 • 41 4 • '': : '.:7;'•,' ? , i erig a ga . l c - '',., s • • etas: ° ' ' l*lietliftlittgathj eithotier cifferedarlOw priiei: • tie fantry alone. the Bokillas, a gue body of men; in isi . . A ul. • _ - . f 4 .1 IA