Star. — London, England, 1812-12-18 00:00:00

.. t han `to to4speitte with Prue,. Se that as it may; we here no doubt thit the moment is nnii arrived o re , Austria is about to shake off the yoL bkd the mission of Lord Watirotz „ .as l*nopporttlite in the ect r, me. The reverses of the Frinek arsbY cannot l o nger be concealed, and his Lordship's task Will.bel co rpora:igen easy. We ',teatime that the sane wile' en d vigorous polity which hastened his Lordship d e parture fromSt.Pietersbuigh, will et terid Ilia diple-1 *or services to the Whole of the petty Condi in E c iore dependent oPoii francei —. 1 ' The last Lisboa Mail bit:night tfs a letter froiti a s o f Officer of the 7th division of the Marquii of . westrxtrroxl Army, which thi press of intelligence . foal Russia has hitherto.preven6d Our laying before kis-Readers . The events m which It relates, thank lie quite novels cannot fail to excite lunch interest; " Prom our Bltoult, near Ciudad Rodrigo, Noi. ti. a The circimttances of bur retreat front Bargee asre been disaktrolas etiongh r . if it hid not bee* fol. .cl i e great and splendid abilities of oar illustiions Ow:inlander. not one of Us would ever have tetutned tuPertugali the French had such an overighilining f orc e, particalarlyof cavalry. With the I air divisiona l ighicb were with the Marquis of WiLLINGTon, we sufi f l y e a so much at the siege of Burgos, and from great crisis, that in commencing die retreat, the effective Btitish'aidebt exceed 9000 men ; there were Porte , g uise thet !night fake our total 20,000, then thee was Curdle% with his 13,000 men 3 of them we iocr saw say thing, and the.less we say of them the 'b etter , . (*potato us there came 40,000 French in foil; and 11000 cavalry in high order, while our toil eiralry, in Mite-able plight, did net exceed 800. u Oar loss at Btirgos s and on the retreat, has *n Very great, (tertainly not less than Sir JOHN Il(eoaa's) and hid it riot been for the great talents w dig fiarqnis of WILLIabToN) our little band never aid hart been brought off. They often pressed us, *lat tree cloae at cihr heelt o bht they got many a gal- Nat repulaie 1 at lait c* kW tavalry were quite 'mocked up, and our diviskin most than once turned stn. enemy. At one time they brought tonvard so Ina 6f their cavalry, that they were carrying every Zsg eclair theft, ono - the whore of the remains of ear cl.4afry Weald have been annihilated, but for ibis prompt conlitiet of ColOnel liAtlttrr, which is 'die thethe of admiration of the whole army. i" ' ' At the Monbut our cavalry were so pressed by • 'Set of the toothy; Is faced about and formed his les Brigade, consisting of two fine German regi *sed, tbsY ithmediately gave a Wiley to the french "ialretry. 'Mx) had advanced clnse to them,. by which 'lll list 100 Of them fell, they were so doss ; the WAS= *infinite the ire, and then Colonel- Hut p'i'g 'acivisiced . , with the men httztaing, when the . *Asti the French cairalty retreated with the Utmost ra . .andirientest stottfutioe. When We cans to the sersiere jaded by Oeneril ittu. who =do 11l tile* 'lipid unrest with ourseltes from Madrid, ' Was timely pealued by Souls. who had Jokzeii ,ith bilfh. lOn dossing the Douro, and likewise et ihS Vtoriii we hetet a few days to collect our hus thlinni sick end 'weeded, Stragglers, and bagglit. 4 Qii ottr old grained, near Salamanca, the Mar. lab of Wait:mein* foitned the Whole Allied May, at Mena the etieliiir bitlle. 'their superiority of i gites; fiutieularlt of cavalry, of Which they had sant bat than 34000 s enabled them to turn our tight ; I and on Saturday, the 14t/ 1 4 they tent 15,000 men; - a I trent proportion of them civility, across the 'rarities. The Marquis of lirluxtforrox, 'OW that nigh 4 isaa'd his orders tbr * &emotion of all the troops of the I Allied Ariiii3.--Whicii noir - contained Sir RowLasb 4tu./.1 corps, Don Cant.oil isiniy, Don Jtmtesea, lihd tat of tome other leadelt. The troops was Milts their grcitilid by tirit 'ci'eloct oil Sunday moral, ins, and the general eipeetation was, that by day- light a general engagement would commence. Our army for:bed, expecting a battle ; and we occupied nearly oat old ground of the 1174 July', on the Aro 'net; oil Willa we had 104 pieces of cannon planted again —English, Spanish, and. Portuguese. " The French occupied their old line, and, per lap's; a nobler sight was never seen-one hundred and forty thousand men; drawn out opposite each other. I assure y ou that nistonly our bien; but the Font:- tuesei and even the§Panlards , alseitred an amtietj for , • THE CORSICAN BiterH4R3. To the tune of Jgsh #d Jai. ' ,1"77-1' . ' TrWr l T' , 117 A •AA Wilk Rom kimmt • wir4f itlrtiktckiges. • - ___, _. LIN' INTELLICENCL ................. , . ._____,_____ .___., - . . ~._ •• , Tile buheir at 31;614 .CustisikLAnn, . and.CAst . .. • . peargAzgy,rlecvllllll,4le. -. 1 COUNT OF MG'S BENCH. DECEMBER 17. iissess. and the PrinOess Cummorrs of W4uts;,(net . Aerileecj as htierhyl iris Zipiate,With efispathei , ri,titst it. Attar tilxl3. 41 1 4 11 \ act Pantlisarat dinner with the PlOgn i ficnn ilf. ,A.ndera... She has taken an An'Ocan '• This Wis, an action for the fetiloWing words 'IWO* Oil Wechnetlei. The QUinn and PAlNallsw4 sehooner lettei of inarqbe,„' bsund to Bourdeitis, irtikit * yaw* a - r)gue : ynts wanted to bribe the carpenter ':ren.. "mined .by tin Panics Renoir Ind Royal she seat for Fahnontlib—Wind E.S.E. ukes, and Canduetedto one of the state rooms, where : 7 they dined.- At nine o'clock theY. retired to the suite I ;,. - .. ..,.....• • • FALUOU:Itt, DECEMBER 14. 1 to OA the ship, . n order to cheat the tinderwrlrees." .71'he pl . : tintjt and drivers hid bought the slily inAta a. Cell ; prii „the defendant was the Captain. Tla Te 1 rut in, his Mamstr' ship Rst 1 Captain Ttio: of rooms on the groutid Hoar, where a bill dies party . - had been invited to meet the . Royal guests. The riot HARDY, .1!1. , (IF what caucess,un unknown ! ie ts, • 1 .. _owever, expected 19 sail _in . the_fl-kt. Arrived the . the Jui T. th l ive tek'Petia damages felt l'ir' impute. Duke of Yoaa's band attended in the Conservatory, a CesTtuAw and il(11,D, gua.brigs,l . npna t . for , s a crime than er} teittnti and played during the evening. This delightful Int' • he Westward. I lion , i c c f e , 1 1 0 , 1 4 An iliiiitifr-LDamig;:i t3O. : I'he Carteret packet has hid a signal flying sea, ding was brilliantly illtitninatede, and a transparency displayed; which had a fi ne effe. • Tea, cOffees saft lijt •to the late violent gales his . not been able iketitut e. wArestrovie Ash 00. seeer k , w get intothe r oad 's .—Wind s. owing • ' d —Wind E.S.E: blows licit's . .. , e , This was an action brought to rew i re, she inert 4 other Refreshments were served tip in a yeti' . . :4036 16s . the amount of a parcel of Ntnikenteiaenc • style: At 12 o'clock the Royal Patty retired to stir i . . PLY,I 4 4OUTH, DEC.MiIEit 16. L,. ~by the plaint! , a Banker, at Norwich, to the hunts in the same room , where , they had dined . - • • . Arrived the PROM ennui, a l6 guns, torsi Met* or Fraser ail Li Co in Dunhill, by the Norwich Coach, Yesterday, about lisif past 12 o'clock, the Quay* Month, and anthoied in the Alound.—Wind still testi • and pßiNcisso left th e queen's Palace for Windjt. and very strong: . 1 klf which the derCit,dani,s were proprietors. The arri. 6 r. ' val of the parcel at the tniteli,office in town, Ind its The Princess eKARLOTTIL :df WiLits yesterday, Remain in Ha.nroale, the benleurt Muni at. riorge, an d , , . - . . ..:__ _ i ..4 1 __ . uosequent tans, AS vaunt, In tor errana.eert, ti., m about five o'clock, get Of for Windsor. Danmark, a 74 gtuas each ; Unicorn, Pyramus; Revolattonatre Salvette, Flotinur,. Bustard, and Inaolent. In Stontliou‘e Pant, . the office tfi the banking:hence Of Fraseraid CON• was the Martial. In Bdven Privt, the Ntenitz. Between else Walla peoeed, a cid die plaintiff . Sought to me s e:AT' en the smi the Mara , the Bloodlloaatl, Miltaeltoei and Sylvia. In ihe vroun d i l i a the loss was oeeasisioed by the negligence t Sound, the Sorprizh. Andromeda, Thistle, Peron. Prorneth,cul, ; ;f .. tiir .. - - - -- --- • - -- It? serVanti. *. . • 0 le d•lendani de(enr and Intelligent. In Cawsand )14. the irrageur sad Penance, -- . ,_ .........._ , ~ . . 24/et and Joe • From (Write i t to . . route affixed io their office , specifying tiaat they . To fi ll the world with di ' ingbtaii PORtSMO(Ti'H, DECEMBER 17. '.• • Joe fell down. ld not be answerable for the security of any oar.: ` Sailed his Majesty's ship Hort for Cork,, and-the . w ".• 4nd craelid his Ovum , Ca - Escort on a cruiie. His Majesty's ship Receptor cel of a g r eate r . value than £ es, unless notice to th.it Aid Nil came ttimblinkaiert hai - ittade signals, and is dropt down to St. Helen's, cffect were given at tile time . the pal 4 cel was le' tat Ike L. • and will sail - to-morrow with her convey. Arrived o ffi ce. In answer to this, it wa s proved by the plain, _ A oentlettan who h as recently quitted Par is am the Hope, RRAD ; Boston, Guitar ; and Rosamond; tiff, that there %vas an agreement exittlng bet ‘t e•qt the of which the plaint l o !uni.‘jilllkslt.elt ved in town yesterdaiy. He slates, that the people Low•rttElt, froth Sunderland ; Messina Loaonorrom, plaintiff And the defendants, respectl4 the coach, in - in that capital speak openly of the disaster s Which 80. from Newcastle. Sailed Vita' , RANDALL, * for Cori: consequence nweaern had expetienced ill Rtissia, and loudly con ,l were r go . carriage free. It wat cont a iteids4 thank:. dcinn . him for taking so fine. an aiiny tti perish in i tikaL, DECEMBER 17. . , fore, that as . tie common rate or carriage was m* that country. He adds ; that he, wal present one time down from the River, the Providentei ' rhat-ged, the citfendants could hare no claim to a night at the Theatre Frannii; at the perlbrmance of &mania, for Portsmouth, and remains with his Ma , higher compensation. . a new pike, in which the Emperor was represented jesty's ships, &c. as per last. Admiral Yoini * o na a I M. Jnitice D art Who : fled the cause, said, he as Alexander, and that the andienct b* came so dis- struck his flag on board the Istotticsaaatin o 98 ' 'wild not put this tiluestion on the ground% of more gusted, that they iititiired the perinrasers to with- guni, grid she - las sailed Untie Weitwaird.-:-..11ae A. or leis being paid by the plaintiff for carriage, but in draw; which not being Complied with, they betame rairal leaves Deal for London to-morrow. - The wind the notice, which consisted of teo. parts : first, ita in enraged, that they immediately finite a fine bust has blown almost a hurricane fro& the N.t. for these quirinz that a greater itim should be paid tor ircili of Bonaparte, which was pi .ced in the Theatre. The ' last three days, attended lirith Vicisiotial falls of sleet? of bigEti value } but, secondly, and pri ly, ins Police then interfered, and order was restored so that all intercourse with th& shore has been . kns. • ..,„..tended to adteertfie the pr6prietors that tbey d Wih DRURY•LANi tHEATIM—MT. Banitnit made his pended; luckily Ido not dear or tin y serious damage : valuable edutruidi under t i er the i r riere. ku tpe ln rr b y first appearance at this Theatte, yesterday evening, being done. The weitheiit now moderating; any' r r ,,, r ups their gu ar d . o tl w ak e present cake, it WO not per ,' in the Cards of Aulalurie. The style he his forth• we calculate 'on a heavy fall of show the . moment the the defendatiti who had Veen guilty Of . negfirtace, ante is too well known to the public to re4uire de- wind shifts- - Ilia the plaintiff, evho bad neglected to ink imaie the acriptions, or definitions, on our part: His powers ORIENObK, DIMEMBER 14 - , value of,the parcel, at time it itai ddireied it the have :attained no dnitinntion. His voic e retains its The Diana packet arrived from SuiKtiii,Vft that prim—Plaintiff tonskshd, unrivalled quality of tone—its combined richness and ! ptht on the 4th October, and. &rbice on the 7th .; : Vrotir 'O., kiritan. strength, in the most perfect degree. His execution next day arrived at Demerara, and found the ' This . was in fiction by whfell the ' to. ._. - • pleasure' ' Barker - _. . ... . _ ... , Plaintiff ought t. was ei - bviously as much at his .. as before ; and . Favourite , Hynd ;—Proselyte, - t ;- POSti!t's recover !tont theclefeeltnt the s ctrl of klO, being thy as we almost despair of seeing it totally refined, we i Thorn . ; Caledonia, Tait ; and Harmony, Woodhall, amount of a Bank of Erigtand note for , thit sum, fee must be content with its rapid flexibility and dek• 1 for London ; Demerara, Dougall I. Douglas, Evaos; which the defendant received change it the pldintifil terms evolutions. The duet of ' All's well,' which , Cliude Scoit, Stroyan ; and Kingsmill,M'Clune, for shop, but which*. Oh being giterrin of the Bank lay he sung with Mr. PYNE, however, deserved. to be ! ).‘ivereoOl ; '' ith the Belleisle, Cameron; Nereid, the plaintiff. Vras.deteineld as a Yorgeeic and the pay. exempted from all that may seem like a palliationof . Orr 'rind Sir Edward Pelle!, ) 'Donald, for Clyde ; m i nt o f i t in Coit-secntencrivithheri. For the deferid. Mr. Beanaet's praise. Nothing could be more finely' Salted from Demerara the 14th, on ivhich day h i s art it was pleaded, that Be had ncit changed boy hantionited by two voices, and the closing passage ' 1 Majesty's ship Manta 'arrived to rye convoy insttuc- huh note. received universal applause. This duet was probably : lions to the above merchantmen, which were all ready , Th e f oren iii i to : t i lt I t i l i s ogr i 44 l . 4. 4 a tailor, rifored the finest effort-of use eight, and Mr. Pvna deserved j except the Kingsmill.. Sailed from Barbed . .. . - -m 2 ° 6 1 ' that he hirriself gave to the defendant change Tor the no slight snare of the approbation Which was so la.; and Guddaloupe tiith ; l eft at the l a t te r place h is Monate id questing. He trtailt. .4 t own in the shop vishly bestowed on the mere. Mrs, DICKoNS and , Majesty's ship bwaOnattail. On the 28th of Barbuda, book the *number of the rote taken by him from the Mrs. Mounrairi ekerted themselves with great effect, wa9chuced by a schooner. On the Ist inst. spoke defendaiyt. arid Aso the ambers' of the notes which hit and theentire Opera went off with eclat. i the transport Henry IV. a London, Otik fifteen dity4 ' vave.iit erthange foe. diem. He 23.4 not, the book in CoMIIONCOUNCLI..Yeiterday a Court of Compton ; from Lisbon to VOrtsmouth. . . . . I Coart,but he remembetedthe number of the L lonote Council was held, at 'which a variety !'reports rePort, S f'nont 1 The sloop Arabell, &mien, of Arbrtiath, fot-DtNi . .. tirliith he stated C4rectlyi, lint not the date o f i t . 1 the di ff erent Committees were received and taaen into ; de e ; 'ti t le's oil re'e beaks of Tay on Abe eight betwixt 1 Mr. Lei a clerk itt thi Bank.Wksiikit called, wf)s consideration. That Mich principally occupied the i Thoi-i;day. cad p r i dot. * es ta. zed iiegrrishied test : * ro deo :h e no te i -b et itsiaa oath* /g al that it had attentina of the covet , wail the RePn4 of the MlLiai , On Friday 2hd Saturday tise.eueif s asaisteS . _by tb, letalsterppetY . ~ •ss --.2 * : _,_..._ Coleuiditee respecting dSemophy..lax accounts. M. boats of ;he {ferry's were employed M. saving What orb I .. . - nie.clerit * . the nom gays .1141111. litt,s'iWka' itiilit Eirtgatan Gaon SMITS, Treasurer and Clerk to the i• tides from thit *reek the , could get at. •*, • tilt a certificite of- t e act; brit iiot being Imbed( Commiss43ners of Lieutesidncy of t: e city of Landoll l was called within the bilk., aid examined with rega l` : THE rOttoirnok is A bes*eati. fir, ne Tie nrailkee 'pi relent viten -iilkd On its a WAness, the belt evidence FLU? AiIIIVIMP Ai CiAXBAII. i being thereby ;wasitlng, thi Learned Judie 4 erdered so the balanr.es which had ant been brought forward I • Ships' Names. Gip* eueolinair s . . him to !seined on, his ictognixance, and that the in several accounts. passed at the Quarter Sessions: ! ; Cbabroy . ~ " 6 can* should be forfeited. Mr. Swim sheaved that he had acted merely in cart- : Damet _ efravi Itt cOntequente of this defect in the evidence, the . fortuity to the instructions of the commissioners, and !`_ 4 that his Conduct in that respect was flee from all im. , s r ri . 2!_ i , - ' phtietif was notisititerf. potation. His statements woos, hoWever, to confirm i 80r 7 . f - . ADatittALTlr SEBStONS, DECEMBER IS. the subject matter of the Reps:n i t; . 0.1 far as it related Severdaja Suezisla CIB DF i'ail MARQUIS OF. SLIGO. IiNTE3I ,1 .._. „. - st • . _ _._ __. : _ ~, to the balancei withheld ; and, up& the motion of Jupiter .1 . ..elest, AA WILLIAM • 11001 T. LORD. ILLIIMIIOIIO46I/4 Mr: AVAITHMAN, the. _ , . ASD MIL *AWN inaskritdk Court agripid in the Report of , mi Ort r i anomet z : : the Committee, with oneneßitike only. jpetanaa •- . 7 tisi ceii o track, yesterday . ~ the Noble Mar. .__ ___ ~. Yesterday a Meeting of Oil atenaaeo, pursuant to order * eise Court ; and was' - - - '- is idhabitants of We:unit s '. i Vinera St. for the.: . . -caned, I:tpon by the ' ' Cieri-61 tet held at Willis's Rooms, James's, __ purpose of forming a Society, to be called the Wfst. minster Auxiliary Arkish and Foreign ruble Socletyi Under the patronage of the Dukes of 'tutus, !Lewd CoststaLANV, Susses, CAM4luOt, and Baztottp, and a numbei of persons of distinetiom The . Chair was be twel- o'cloeir, the Duke Sterborg . Buatcrl - Archipelago 14elpoinen - . - f;craiyoti - Ganes, WI - Nord Agin. tieing -- Dupla?. _,r ski Ar. ipuigns; to sh'w cause %fitly senterintshould-not be ms. sed - npon him; for the misderneancip of which !mind been founa Mr. Scsar.krr, his Lordship's Camel, presented an affidaiii made by the Marquis, which, after moat* deliberatiOn) the Court pOriditteti to be rim& = :74 appointed to . , taken at Ave . ,by -AP' of Rawl. A considerable time pairing elapsed, and ......: al." - ..e. Oar it being about one o'clock, the numerous assemblage ..ti r- - -1 we occupied prOsent became very claniorctis fob the thiir to ,Fle ..- maw taken, add hii Royal Highnis not appe a r i ng, M ajor _ - a July; on the Aso- e or wag - Antony stated, that it was most probable, the 1t0741 , , • pieces of cannon pla Duke had un d erstood the titne to be tiiselve for One; nted The following has bee n given as an estliiite of the '— I _ash, and. Portuguese. • ina kis-Royal Highness *AS eipeCted every Minute. I force With Whicl : i Bo : :ei c t oo ka i r w z .eri-itlteburergl sad Fran. i --flied their old line, and, per- In a short time after, a letter was received from the ! r a tiles . ‘ conic . - - •spoo •••-•n-:-ont hundred and Duke, staling; that he was confined with a ieveie cold}' A .,,..x° 1 7 i % :, • tio,o P ro • kleciti a rtiburgh, Nasisu, ... which prevented his attending. Lord Tztozubirrk 1 Da 7, - ,,,, ; :: 30.0001 . and snail Vriacrs &OW each other. wai then called to the Chaii. Rig Lordship , Stated; , *Swims ,- - arm°. Italians & Neigh:tam 10,000 - ~- that the objett of the Society would lie to rescue Man- Errytellaml . - a 9,900 Spain . ihd Poesnesk, .4,000 kind from a state tat barbanesa.ta a tease of religlo4 Vr a t e ft arre . i E is..„ ..... , , : ,, :z ------"Er-rwJer.,T . , _.. 40 1 . 1"111111the ppiliatWoti in die Gasp& liriakottit . ' , ,to be; 1 - lowevertiattUr sad Sao-, -.roe trench 1 111 " 1114 la " 1191 "I ii{ " . lbCjeki --*' ...4 l ' ' ' 114) " 1 •aL ' - ' 1 '''. . 491 M 4t Intim. Mr. Witt meant d ittryinte . , - • •s i 8 eavalry,lleii&VlOMP . VOries fo' 1 Generals, alter lookiag at us .till mid-day, slid not : 'et speech, add ' dieihiatittioef. Tbe .• - and train, being 1,110 piekei of Canebn, ' venture to attack, but totitinistd to tan' Oat right, F Rev. Kr. Stansitoirt. , die r -,:seestaft $1 e ers • The followlng extraordinary Circumstance toe %thick their enormous stir:kinky enabled the* to de, Palkont Soc4ety . stated fullY . s . . • or a r c - i place.fta the durance of the Fatah into ?dowers 1-.# • • ardenderfouted to get betwetii us aftd Otani Rico. jell 41 ,Siredeft,PatMiaefl witerukulif,Pc , Thq Archbishop, who was la advanced *ge t , *helt this; where be frequently found lbet not ens blaleieluat in ' character was held in the bight's; Veuerationi afid eils' and s° Id cm nif °lir su Pg lisL ; eseill e ' is ' cone bundled wag penned cif se tliski: . rk , RA I Who had torn Posed a prayer which was much ... finiMarsuis of Viritutzovir.4 moved of Iff I parallel ' Mr: Towitantb, of Rbtlinhithit; stand; bat he Liti . d. wa s is the act of perolming cliiiae servile a l i me with them, and giving tip Sala:dad= - liir Z. procured a traislatild roe, of as edict of OS EmpOW :Em in iftfiwased that the enemy..bad entered the': boor was taken when be was dismounted: taf China; which wade it death fat any pars* to ggi ld f o i. a ,tho r i ze.n4 cross ed,hl auj l4 . a id " The whole army was alarmed at hug* thit Intr a _ c g D M_ l i i i ,,,,L gs• to iaU)l24/ • ddililliaal ' as he . hat i H d e eliwited — . y titpited: lilt pelt ' Friday alight . the inhabitinli aitinhtirgh ban * 4 the blimp& of WIttiIOOTOS Was ill j hat it tetras i7 ooe 7 o 7 s. lvo g reim i7.7' 1 • . I._ i i iiii i j iiiiii i si ti ja iii IpeCiiniti of temperature neirly equal to that erhkOil . set to be a very . 1111111 t illness. What a smut ail Yesterday; at twelVe o'ctocz, . boil ll•wi enjoyed by •the French armies in Aftedif,` *army would be 'bi‘i any thing happened Its him' i butt) , convicted of Variosis acts of freest .. aftst strip& 40 b ow eATfi g uirei aseounu The thee= hi the imakV i relt es iris It* -‘ t z te . "hat a ion the Vitro of Barnum leaving oral Cali- r in t' d i “. l4/41 " a b l e -- _,_-....-,._ ,„..„, .s. IN iltie - nhett teas so lo* as 15 clog., and • fain MAccaszta Faasaa, (3f the Guards, has lost a- /e • T. - a 2,Plx;""'`_."lf iettet pot .. all •Illt Saturday Snarling it stood at i& • Ten 'cop'. =chase' piing. UR li te r .61( 1,01141,11* is titial tO 14 de& of Tareftheit,' and kg s and likewise Major MAenotratz, of the horse hoar they were widely affaoyed*dds papilaki isle • 1 Ilk-OV* to 5 ., or 27 deg. beloit the freezing faint; eeillery. 9 . sAOw balls and nfttd. , ... • • • 1 a dusted of told 'eery teioxsa lemon in this pet Of ...----.. QORti.aaaltltgl ai n.itlCUA, he ~ g ib me w Several thousand copies of the late dostowirsrory 'Pa !Omit etNirain in **OW • Gfette are to be sent for dibtribution in thahainsula. ' t t tbl ed ri . ..4l: n ti g math L i MPF. I g r 4 . 1/ 1 40. 1 . . ii., TIM FiNivet. at sour, the titeirannieter hoist stood .= ,Satnr -1i; a little aght o dock, Lord lizaTstrtsco, who has boo! for OD* den ' o(hirtnerimelilea shgeof —Jj eAwilwr 1 • 011 k 4'. per "i• .' it a ti ld s=amaisiiits all rich* batik*. it - was at put extremely indisposed, will Testirel etilddered --I'm and Wilk. I"slit seed: Met lin"4"."1".- itatil w '' •' • - • in a very dangerous state.. •, • '.:-; . 1...........___ • , ode ot hedge Bemis Willi brat MeV: . ~,, . , . ~.. : , • „17 - ...... • ~ .. t..., .... , • , . .- .‘ 1 . _: . • .. , • ? sh , - • •.'„ •. • -.. ~f4 - t . •. ' : . . , .. • . • . , •• ,' • . • , . . . ...) •• , •,. • • , • . • , - •. • . . • : ~• . *. .", . , - —— -- . •' •• . ; qrails Hama= leeiron f 74 t Mitkag Trocharath . 74 Ternofsiki ISTrob. - 74 Stepaunfr ANAkoasascrz - 84 The affidavit stated, that on the daY o f Poi Mile ing, updn which he sailed from Malta,. site was se • Much engaged iniitaking preparations for the troyaga e that he was andbr the necessity of leaving to hi s Asa • it'anta the htisidess of engaging seamen. That chits* Waitaki came voluntarily on board his ship, and. tieing the dusk or the (*chin*, he did not set th e m that night. He most solemnly declared that he had no knowledge at that time that any of the peoplehad desirted front the Warrior; bat pa the next day he did suspect softie of dleiti, and lie then 'felt it was bir duty toiend than liaels,l4sui being misled by a mis. tat ed Iriettathie4kteatiost, be did - . itarjhemodihoely adiptihit Count: When his yepullziest asi4thao e . Isilesever the persons who were. wiephseot etated to the tondesty, he dad slot lo hasown ebonies** believe, nth did he khow at that tune deft he had any of the NT:snide% met on hoard, although there was nd doubt that Captain Sprats* • gee height have had knoseledgeof the pawns: °Chia thee, he (the Marquis) Itad•no such Itatowleidge, add it Was in proof that some days before hie sailing his *cilia info:Wed him he had two makwho had dp. immediately upon which be " - driers • dismissed Op* ted the to WU ket:er `' np ConlierreallumiuL Bathes** 74 l itearmaldniiral Karorki. ove. : Butthrnsky. 80 0 8k 41 7. 14 ROW. 14 ...1r... Ramo?* 74 "'"7"7 - Pev=b 7,444 „, 74 Ctintinore Dam. 74 Captain nomad. 74 riftgli Moore. k II Cap* 16,81akutzt 74. Cavan Hddeb AckniralTati 3614 ". s,ptatti Butebensky lava*, 5! .0'4.1.. Point* Waideldir 2$ Bujatitnotr 18 Captain Lieutenant Ceti: S Vice-Minkel Crown serted, immediately upon which be gate alders ICA they abonld be dismissed and returned to their ship, Tie - exprasied him Self fully sensOe of the' err* and folly antis onndriet, for which he did notientoit to offer anyieicuse beyond that of,yoadk sad incliner,. thin; but he was most astaints to set himself eight with the 430tlit with that: pal 54" die ev i. dente which atlri mea t upon which be kale to mats. these limits tiled it the. nieensin hispower 40 Mal theft ft* , the shore, he did mot seed 'email he bad.teeditd - tive message frost the thot t*-efOmiC l ocif hu m to the ship, he therefore Cesentsid,thei! Mkidna, ass rat UnWiding SO take dial beak Widkteepott mstlat letter be seat to CIP O 4 II comtouslicatioge serer ilateitOod to **di 4 "A a s ID dig ikpb Of hit somiiiet throesfiwat ibis . . • • : . IR l 1