Star. — London, England, 1812-07-20 00:00:00

. 7 1 Pillr / M, • I • TH6 EVENING STAR.. . ' amovw-- - - - LONDON. • , . , : MONDAY. JULY 20. t wat nir iMIDCItS Tl4ll DAP AT ONE O'OTOCIL ~.,_3410-9 per si et. Cont. Sefi—for 0pe.571 - WE 7 *i—, per Ct. Int.—Rank ock 4,:as as ro .. di..--onte..l/ a pre.—Ek. Long Anne. -.- sio. wig& (sid ) 4$ Pro'Do• (Sid.) Si. es. du. ....—:- art RE 017 nil FORTS AT . SALAMAI4Cais. AnviiNCEDP LORD WELLINGTON INTO SPAIN. Th e Queen Charlotte packet has 'arrived at Fal. '- win o f ro m Lisbon, With a Mail ; she sailed on the sh i ng ot, and has brought Innen and papers of that esti Our Readers will perceive that the, Earl of vauarroa is rapidly, but cautinnsly, advancing too spirt, and MARMON/ 1 8 army is retiring, in tWo i f o uians-ione in the direction bf Madrid, arid the c ols towards Valladolid . ; or in of words* to beep spl.commuuication with France. It is gratifying v i e w, that the Forts at Salansailca were carried wise trilling loss of only two men oti. otir Side:— D ig i t al:wing are extracts froth the Lisbon Papers 1 " usaint, Ilia s. •on the 26th Ult. the allied troops stormed and 1 , ii i jil the outdworks of the Convent forts in Sala. OA with the trifling loss of only two linen killed, W.* French capitulated. Our firs had set their is t e r y on fire. " a on the 30th, our bead-quarters were at Fuebte 11 Mao • • *Marmont has tutired in twts columns, 'one by the Valladolid mad, which it is supposed will be joined by Boanet's corps, and the Other by the Madrid toad. 44 General Rut Cootinues bevoUacked at Album. bit advance at Santa Martha." nob( THE TELEGIUIPO PoItTUGUIIII 01 Tssos • FOURTH JULY. twraLLJeaxcz /ROM OUR Alum ■ Marmont on the 20th appeared a quarter of a {nee in front of our line, with from 30 to 35,000 me..-On the 22d he attempted to attack our right, but did not succeed, being immediately repulsed, with considerable loss., On the same day he made a general teview of his troop, • and op the following day made a movement ipaiitairight side, when supposing that it was his intention to pass to the lett side of theTormes Some divisions dintantry and two brigades of cavalry, permed his d'art in observation t in this skirmish welost $ cenaidnable number of men, principally belonging tbe 1* Dragoon% which *ere alinott entirely looted. On the ftsda some of the enemy's co. Wesippeared in front of our liner but disappeared appearanee of 9000 of our horse, although pro. *it ateillery." ' . tuarnAtm, Alp ea. al% aliairint is official despatch to the Su ! liMplosta of Csalacia • 0 1 hree the easideetion twirler= riesthat I 12*** lirabsent tecelied illations* from the Govemeni sidle falai:a of Chaves, that Salamanca wis osSfiss i .17th but. Intered by Orli allies which the enemy had imenated, although Marmont had Mdlectitd more Am 10,000 ate*. The troops which remain in that censist of two Ettglish regiments, Oro Toni!. pm, OS 21st MA 24th, and two sejuatkons beim*• bg to D. J. fencing. They *ere teteived by the b/militants With the greatest joy. (Sighed) H•aramm. I/014. ASV *MOO: Vire k SOtli 4, C.A.STRdPOL, JUNE ie. lOW* its the morning, I have gulled thitiibeilliMis of the enemy who are i inn °4611011:111111 evacuate this. province by smiesfin." . • • " PONIFENADA, JUNE 17. ' ll The head-quarters are'retturied from this place to Andinhuela. On.the I4th. towards eight, some Spanish battalions approached Astorga s and on the 75th that place opened its fire, but withotst doing any damage. On the lfith, a French drummer who deserted to us reports, that there is a great want of provisions in Astorga. The enemy's garrison con sists of 1000 Men. General Castanos is in Consorts." lk ? rte. t t ' Letters from the French Coast state, that the Fourth Bulletin of the Grand Army has been published in tie-Paris Papers of the 12th instant. It is said to tic da!ed at Wilna, which the Russians bad evacuated lber letting fire to it. A vessel which has arri ve d alloll, from the Baltic,' confirms this intelligence; Isiii is said, that the destruction of Wilna by fire, wandered by BONAPARTE. Still no battle Vas been tht, and the Russians 'continue to rental in good • . . Zs fetters from Gottenbtoth by the above vessel . , iatti a variety. of- speculations respecting the Mlle. operations Or the hostile armies. By some it heiti to be the intention of the Russians to retreat, vela the direction of St. Petersburgh, but towards' . 1101 101 , . •by which movement they will' be better I least in the rear of the French army. We are .E wa to find the account of the desertion of the Regiments amply confirmed. They were 1 11 1i...edvance on the 24th ult. in the crossing of the ten, , and kept on their march towards the Res- 1111. army all night, instead of Liking at the ep- • Pilled round. 'fey were pursued by a body of gesairy, but ill rue., -•- •" • tlilie Paris *ill above alluded to, also contain a 110 exaggerated, ObiteMent of the fame in the North. Ris said - to moat to 1149•009 111 . 11 I Of dm. *O,OOO are Mao* and the nature Poles,' Italians, att. be. Tbasuellospets speak arith contempt of ttle _,. . I tussial/ss 14On Abe, dem* ts rase oisdisci-, R 14.4 ..........t0Vii OA* orileNdagt. OP SID! DO nigh "S . ' 1 rals - • • ' . • . - • • . . , . ~. a, . . •+ • . „ mgromrpfflisillieltilitswirrmivagrM l P„,.. SECOND EDITION. Goverament tbis ieceived MI .. :~ .>ta'' . , r . , • , i.;' ..)***l lesPatelies PenLrozmal. covi OF CORR, JUL, I& •' ' •- hat kivAL , 1 VwirEßsfr "1r TOO mar,: . do ilea las. . - morning f - om Earl Wer.Ltitoron, dated P uen t e l a P e na.. on l captured and sent in last night, a French cutter pri- ! Ares ; Mr. 'hips Itesert, the mthult• abut 15 lea/Vies. (50 Miles) in advance !_. 'atter, 16 guns, and 61 men. During the SYIDLLef k Fr ee sall i S tir/144 C from Salamanca. His L o rd s hip' s a d v a nce d guar d iias had daily s ki r mi s h es w i t h t h e r ear o f Ma.asioer's chace the privateer threw the whole of her guns over- i The Whole auinber of d board. She has for a long time considerably annoyed j army, which is in full retreat to war d s Valladolid, i tt: L i,a.7l l). - on s e t i, ll. aitrhi - ch place it was the Inten t i on o f E ar l W es-Lue nl: i to lour Trade ;is the same that captured the Chesterfield The nbmber tea Act Term - • L. one B.Med. one 8.0 /. packet; and was nut only three days on this cruize LA.- -Mairieutrions--;-thiny 1.. *HI to follow it, Hoops were generally in front 1 His Majesty's ship DAMSTLEtts, Captaih BARBIE, if On. the 44th ult. Mr. Francis The Portuguese I expected to sail for Lisbon on Saturday, with the &I ' m. of W(lirce.t " ftilegl' °ir with the British 'during the various skirmishes with 'Christiana and Jane transports, kc. The HELENA; the enemy, and they behaved most nobly. A Regi. , them of Portuguese Cavalry (the 15th Cacadores, we ', believe), we are sorry to learn, has been cut to pieces, sloop of war, Captain MoNTREsOIt ; arrived on Mon day evening, and remains with the Balsa, Captain MOONSHEIty and EARL &emcee, Lieut. BOTHWELL. but they sold their lives most dearly. A great num- FALMOUTH, JULY It; bet of prisoners were taken from the French on their Arrivetthe NIMROD cutter from Plymouth, bound 'retreat. Earl Weraatierow has left s strong force at 'lathe thannel fleet with dispatches, and has sailed Salamanca, in order to keep up a communication I win. Sailed the Princess Mary packet with mails with Portugal. The intelligence from all parts of ' fdr Gibraltar and Malta ; Marlborough packet with it Spain was gratifying in the extreme. The Patriots 'mails for Lisbon. The Princess Amelia packet with Oh, mails for the West Indies is gone into the loads.— 'X, and Guerilla parties were busily employed as usual, , Wind variable-. are st. in intercepting the numerous conveys which are daiii • . PLYMOUTH, JULY It. Meurer. eating out for France. . .. . Arrived since my last the SHARP S HOOTER gun brig diz ; Rey Pram Guernsey 1 ROYAL Sovertetila s of 110 guns, ta n nique. Captain Braun), from Basque Roads ; Alicia, La- lonian Isles Al i ' Biwa master, from Bristol, captured in lat. 48: 26. Light Infant, LIN , long. 9.58, by the Aigle French privateer, commas- Monday thL • , ded by the notorious BLACK. The Alec was for- marched into Cs :sty enerly the Chesterfield packet of Guernsey, the only ford to Deal, froL packet captured for 40 years, and unfortunately sails I/rise... i, IS so well that there is little probability o!` her being A mutts/Jai sy -1 tar canght. When the Alicia was sent for Franie l'Aigk , e di tie ifi n ihre r c Of bad captureil six sail of vessels, and was chasing a consequ t il ie e S fine Indiaman. The Alicia was recaptured by the i n g s i gne d ROTA frigate, Captain SomeitvlLLe. Arrived also, Catholic " yen but 'Ailed again the SPRIMITLi cutter ; S%BILLL, 26 was Ls; guns, from the Cork station s , and several coasters ing Jr from Bristol, Cork, Poole, Liverpool, kc. Sec. &c. ;l i r —Sailed the Vicronious of 74 guns, and her prize • the RivoLl, of 80 guns, for Pcrtsmouth ; Rest:mu-re gun-brig, on a cruize ; PHIPPS, 16 guns, With a con voy for Portsmouth. Passed by fin- the westward, the Nanaus, S 6 guns. Passed by for the eastward the PYLADIS of 16 guns, with dispatches. The SCIPI9N of 74 guns; now in Cawsand Bay, is under orders for the Mediterranean. The FYLLA 22 guns came into Barnpool to refit. The, ALEICOaIt of 18 guns came from the Sound to Hamoaze. The new frigate, for whose equipMent at Milford, a lighter went from this port on Monday s is called the SURMA= Went out of Hamoaze, after a com plete refit, the °RUTH% of 18 guns. The Fonrutme and SEMIXAMIS frigates and Onasvm sloops of war, are at anchor in the Soural.—Wind South. • The Aigle, of 14 guns, and 6o men, above alluded 10 , has since been taken by the Synn.Le frigate, and arrived at Cork. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 19. Arrived the RtvoLt man of war, fr"m Plymouth ; ASIA, from off Cherbourg ; MUTIXE, from a cruize ; and the PYLADES, from the Mediterrameae, with dis. patches—she is put under quarantine.—Sailed the DERWENT on a cruize.—Wind S. YARMOUTH, JULY 19. Sailed the Tire tea, Lieuteniet Hoexixsos, for the fleet off Flashing.—Arrived the Earl of Leicester, Captain HAMMoND, with mails and passengers from Heligoland, and sailed for Harwich.—Ships of war as per last. —Wind S.E. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenants J. Smith aid J.Keenur, in the rank ci Commander. Messrs. R. Otway, C. Simeon, A.. Henry, R. Policia, to the rank of Lieutenant. Captain Hewitt, to the Ciadlator, which puts her on the same establishment as the court martial ship at Plymouth. Captain J. Smith, to the Strombolo. Captain B. S. Blum, to the MMus. Captain T. Graham. to the Laurestinus. lieutenants T. Gardiner and O. Hied, to the Dover. Lieutenant Carter, to the Impress Service. in the Isle of Wight. Lieutenant J. Thompson, to the Andromache. Lieutenant J. Dawton, to the Castilian. lieutenants M. Rsynlam and T. Jager, to the Lattrestinet. Lieutenant C. H Bowen, to the Cornwall. lieutenant D. Ogilvie, to the Curfew. . Lieutenant J. Cririe, to the Narcissus. Lieutenants W. N. Glasstock, W. 'Army, lebilt.diailfe, to the Clarence. --' -Mr. Lathy, - or tbi Chide, to be Parser at iba Pone, vice Dredge, deceased. . Mr. T. Stones, to be rimer of the Emerald. Mr. I.Thcattron, to be Purser of the Wolf. Mr. H. Hatable, to be Purser of the Fairy. . , . Mr. W. Heasphrey, to be Purser el the Andromache* Mr. J. Ovary, robe Purser et the Aaron. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. Tbeberla Gerlach!, for the Corona. - , and Favr_ooollo f rHt . . DECPAILATION OF- WAR .11Y THE AM& stiCAVI3 AGAllir GREAT BRITAIN. .•••••••• • ' A KILTRACT ON A LETTER FROM LIVAIRPOOL, BECAIMID 'Mil M 0820140 " Liverpool, July N. 4 " I have to advise you that a Pilot-boat asvivetl Isere to-day, which sailed from New-York on the 23d ultimo, Winging au account that the Senate of the United States, after deliberating seven days, came to the resoltition of declaring War against Great Britain. 10 to IS. 41 An express arrived at New York to Major Baome- Ilan, with the declaration, which was read at the head of his troops, formally &daring War against Great Britain. " The Pilot-boat was despatched by the merchants in New York, for objects of speculation, but with ex: press orders to their Correspondents not to make any purchase if the Orders in Council were repealed. 66 The MACKARILL schooner was despatched by Mr. Forme, for Falmouth, the day before the Pilot LE. boat sailed. “ Mr. PERCIVAL'S death was not known at Wash ington when the Express left, but ,t was known in New-York when the Pilot boat sailed." 1, Our* itudifinfield. of the 16th inst. sai ber of men with their house of Mr. Joseph near 80(1,10r:field, .told that he had not a. money. and Mr. Morton, comply with their part of the 'muse,. finding themselves off, but not till tht ver.d other valuable A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning, from whisk we give the following extract : HELIGOLAND, JULY 16. The Redbreast gun-brig is arrived from the Elbe, and brings with her the officers and crew, .together with - the boats, of the gun-brig Exertion, which got aground on the sands in the mouth of the Effie and immediately on her situation being perceived; two ,lsrigs b two cutters, and two gun-boats, of the enemy's nod& at Cuxhaven, came down to attack her, which left noalternative to her Commander but either to I blow her up or surrender. The former course was adopted; and the whole of the officers and crew, after setting fire to her, escaped safely in their boats to the Redbreast, which was cruising off the River. • The explosion soon took place after quitting, and wassfis tinctly perceived from hence, a distance of from 25 to SO miles. oey evening, a grcat the houses 3n Chit' td about 10 stand respectable card-1. his gun, and asked specting a gun and that place. They . from being overloaded, they left hlr. Az then have been al ,n 3 flolmfirth, and :. tau stealing, and babeen a notorious Mary and police 2ftwebeading and " We have been tsilicial comr-- M ~'• a - • WINDSOR, JULY • • 11.#•6113ursday afternoon, the Queen and Pitmcnsien. took an airing in a ha rouche and four to Maidenhead, ecc.—PrineessCuna- Lorre s ported _ her four greys in the afternoon in. the Great Park, tce.—Yesterday, Princess CHant e ovile left us in the morning fot Kensington . Palace, wheie after dining with her Royal Mother, her Royal Highb ness returned here in the evening. Saturday, at one o'clock, Earl HARROWWG as Lord Pretudent of the Council, had a meting with the Arroawar and SOLICITOR GOISRALII at the Council Office. Two more French Oilicerstaire broke theirparole. Lieutenant‘Colonet Cou.outatt. and Captain . FLA: MAN% who had been allowed to reside at Aberayett I ny, disappeared from thence on Monday last, and have not since been heard of The Germans who served under Pithxtremat-Ba dojos. and who have since volunteered into the-Ger man Le iron, obtained last week permisson to search it Hs d, tar three Danish sloops and a (Mot, on sat► Wet. at a 4, Neefelk.settlet. and there walled. The Pyladas; fat rAosoila, on the 21st inst. at 18. Claseat'► Inn, and them nestled. Hawke, for the St. Martin, on board the .Ibasual4 sane day, and recalled at 42, St. Mary-street, Peetiontath.,- A notice, of which the following is a eppy,twas on Saturday wick up in the usual place at Übyd!al Out - - -- 8° • sn , of him. . They bear great hatred to him it %._ _ __..asses useful information to Mau.... UMo", who, they say , treated them With great harsh )- merchant vessels : . . ness and indignity. .4 The Lords Covaedesideers of the A l having *ail. . Fire.engines ate attached to every corps le the ,ed of the Commlttnr for inanaging gm Oh Malm o ** IPrench service in Poland. They are employed tot measures may be taken for preyenringdso Othis Majcsty'S hips being In future used on board sairchilet *owls, the Coma convey water to the troops with more expedition than t some- ! j udos* hereby caution Masters of merchant warels ageism do h i y manual labour, through pipes, extending conthmance of a practice by which cher add= themodveste times a mile in length. - I very serious consequences." • ; • ... • . ... The Commissioners of Special Inquiry quitted An-1 A n application was on Sattirdstrualae tfibt tigila on the 16th May, after having made some V* Merchants concerned in the Baltic tredaititheeoun pommels's. ' i cil Office, for information with regard to the present% The latest. advice: from St. Domingo ,state , that i state of our political relations with the North, when . CIIIIIIMMIII was still laying siege to Port-au-Prinee , they were informed that orders were immediately el and that two of his regiments,tht 9th and 14th, had, pected for declaring the-trade to Russia and Sweden'. deserted to Parma. . I, open; that licences for importing grain would* The Commandant of St.lego has solicited Vie n- prolonged till the Ist of November next ; and • Admiral STUMM% now on the Jamaica stack*, that instroctions had been sent to Sir J. SAUSEARI2II. a British ship of war may be allowed to cruize of St. tectinz that, in case Riga or )‘ ,4 -•••• gassiest= ago; a /Washer af vessels . having been captured of should b e in possession of the that he that port, by three Freud's' privateers, and carried ! nu n* vesse l s b ow l to - suc b forts w ; proseed to Pd.' . i i . liersburgh, or elisiwbes. I . • : iinto the Mona-Passage. . - Letters from the North of Spain. . to the Woe. ee 1 Vice-Admiral Sr Smarr Surto hailed kit lag jaw, have been received. They give the most net - •on Saturday afternoon, at Portsmouth, onistfeed i the Lapino description of - the seventh many, under the ~ T nnassam Capt a inous, 74, Capt a in mown c0m ...._ - - command' of General Mesusraaaat. 11.1 .004 week : ii te kt e dit n i rane!tn . s t r y ilkiny icappoh ; tei T i 1 , 0084. lupwards of 200 young no repaired to in seeochird in command on that statisis.in the room of Medal from Tolosa, notwithstanft theubetaelesprdeeated x i mv. w -b o. we art wry it , bon , caws bolsi ahts to them by the orders et 'Week _Camcorder. ! f rotn it h ea lth, Bic iixtau ligui disitileg w e There were already. itvim a „. *palm fomplod Ana ; liammu, el Via& .zimi Cosa *al , equipped b the proving* 4:oo l coor*MlCAlo#4 , t is- sari days. . -,.• • -t - • ' • , . . _ •• • _ ~...::•••1.g.".•_.,:: - .• - • .• , , • Monday, t:egirnatit Volunteer* commanded CHARLIIS Hope, Lord - :ion, went upon permanent. , The Half-pay to.' Forces, from the Ist 1812, began yesterday °nice. The Foreign Corps, in the pay are stationed as undermentioned Meuren, at Malts ; diz ; Regiment De tannique, at Portu lonian Isles ; Light Infantry, and Monday the 2d , marched into Canterbury, 1 1 or y d the. to Deal, from A mutinous spirit ed itself in the City consequent e of Lie.stenant ing signed the memorial Catholic EmanciPar leas laid before the ing lettei IS reported the secund'instant, was inspected by the Major read a letter (by order of the 'ten men whose names dismissed the carps , his Eicellency's di. ble and txnmilitary Robert batten, Setjtatat, Jobn triton. George Wilton, John Bowling, Brvokth ;fitage of Clifton, of arm-stealers, wl about one o'clock . amounted to about armed ; that they innkeeper; and lights not being 6. house, but happily doing any miethiefi after taking Mr. Pratt's gun, they d the house of Joshua Goldthorpe, aria M c i l i ted ig 1-fred to two shots into his window, compelled his son to actors. parry them from his father's dwelling house to his shop, for the purpose of fetching two guns which he happened to have at that place. On.ttuitting the village, tiny took the road to Brighouse, leavi,g ee. den that no person should quit their betties is Use Hthen rap hears after their deperaire.° Lids Shrews:: IMPERMINIIMMIrIMME..... ;'. . Irlik.4lootit two o'Clock pesewsky moveiog ms . . • rating Tim broke out at the boom of Hr. Putts, 'linter, in High.street . Casterbary, which in a abort' that extended its .direful tnfluence to the adjoining premises on botksides. The general couch office, a building entiipoieCl chiefly of timber, soon fells leo& I•tke to the . detouring . ekment ; two or three saber +owes' stiilivtd - materially ; but, by the assist:atm or i the inhabitants, :tided by the military, congas of ettaannentarom the. depots in the vicinity. who formed i cbaln of couneetita from the d . i c gerent. in the town, it was go under u shoot s o ' log% is not yet ascertained - *tether any lives were lest. . . CORN:MALICIIT, -TAAV.K.LANE, mix so. . = To-day tie minor of Wheat; with the reowitdon colookko. loahe a ciasiderahle supply ; the lade .Pia' berry wig e& n 4e. WOW reads Frigate peed ht sheet de. and is. pie leeeiskowb lumen Wand sad WNW. biskyi midi Mak, we sec! Mita ' . la Me waletimo hi Peas. lawae, a the , jowly et b e here le =, s clisipsr Ike *WO * VIII& Oil* • • • • , . . II rift briarmitirea: ••••• • man; nil A t': IL low. the last day of La Teem, de , Jesus College,_ was emitted Istantr • gitei, of comes's Oolliposa Mr. K sitY Cothwe, *we adadenal Inch .lon • of degrees hs Rime tens; B.C.L. alarms' M.A. Sod • , • . - krrolz. Terns was three D.D. 'olihD.'M • L feetrevre MA. wet • • ~ -thirty Bon . (r. rands • Wells, was alms; ais duo iessdades et hie. Theme • • TEM ARMY. - •••••••••• , • st regiinent of Royal t dinhurgh ended by the Right Hhnourahle ord President of the Court of Sc..' :meant duty. the reduced officers of the Marine it of ianuary to thy 30th of June, !.rday to be issued from the Pay- laps, in the pay of Great Britain, andermentioned --Regiment be ; Regiment De Watteville, at Ca,- I e at Sicily ; Chaseeas Bri. fugal ; Corsican Rangers, at the hut Regiment, at Mal•a ; Greek id Dilloti l s Regiment, act 1 Battalion of the 7.1 d Regiment :erbury, on their route from Ash, whence the 71st have numbed so lit having some time ago Manifest- y of Armagh Yeomanry Corps, in etatenent BARNES 01 that corps hay. tutorial to Parliament in, favotir of 'ation, a statement of their conduct I e -Lord Lizmcnanr. The folln.o. ed as the result of the matter t On it, .the Armagh Yeomanry Corp, ' Brigade Major Him, after which letter from Sir E. B. LITILItHALI4 L'.rd Lieutenant) stating, that the • imes are hereunto annexedo shun be ps—o , with every pow.ible mark of lisapprobation; fur their very eulea. y conduct. cant, Oeorge Ro.s, John Auct-rsun, John Sithr,ns, . Oeorge Dou g las, Darin& [Widows. ,ERDS, JULY 18. • •••••••••11MMO rsfteldCearespondent, ander the date ;am last Saturday evening, a num. their persons-disguised,• went to the ,scph Morton, of Salendiee Nook, I Id, and demanded fire arm', on being not any in the house, they demanded Morton, otepretence of proceeding to it demand, escaped out of the back !, and alarmed the neighbourhood.-- ; -es foiled by this stratagem, they made .hey had destroyed the clock and se. able articles of furniture. Last Mon- • gle . at number of men visited most of ifton, near Huddersfield, they obtain. I ' id of krms; at Mr. Armitage's, a very cl-maker, they obtained possession of ked him a number of questions, re. and mall, which had been found neat ' iey then took their leave, but either , rloaded, or from some other cause, :I Ltmitage's gun behind them 1 Nine apprehended in the neighbourhood of arc now in prison here on charges of nd other depredations. OM of wt irious character for thirty years. police are very actin, and are daily i nd bringing in the suspected. seen favoured with the perusal of an nication respecting the outrage at she nn, in which it is stated, that the body , who made the attack en that village ock in the morning of the 14th itasu about thirty men, supposed to be all ley attacked the honer of George Pratt, I on their mandate to retinginals instantly complied with, fired isito the ppily without doing any nainthid4-. in Pratt's gun, they proceeded to the Fr ....„ :141 _ 7:: lo u s e Ink Maas Jo Flak asse!. it ta"11 !1N71:5 r — . 7 peattillit prism:au we w hirs ils ui l des. epply, sad ads, Si i 9 Pik. - ' ... - 4 -Tr . ! arasurr nouns AS VWDIIII, a fift lles. Ms. lIIIIN a... 70/.77*. AL_ trikti, 14119. 1417‘. Tisk lift, 11116.751. . . lig " 1 . 7 a l ., Sas. 974. . Om, Seb. SOL Ilk , 4 r ror balky, us. Poland MN% Sts. a mooed M. OIL els. . 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