The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-29 00:00:00

I rIIE STAII4,4IMAN. and tenainated its disaster. s' During the expedition I fr nu this country to Waleheratt, in ISO," say* 11r. Itittirart,• "of sixteen thonsan.l men, composing' the Whole British force on the islatal, eisht thousand two hundred, ur wore thalt one half, were ski. on the 1711. of Srptentliet oat Lie :!•24, nine thonsand rite li n t-, dreil t tool, on the 2:141, nitre thousand eight hundred. 4.r nearly two thirds." Ti.e sieLtiess continued pro.: greooive. wt .I the mortality Was prupeitional. Under melt rival-Imo:owes. it would burr rtafttralli fteenrroil to town of I'M:nary unilerstiosilitte. in the situation of Secretaty of State. awl planner of the expedition, to have direct..ll the troops i 11111 l ediately to be reitubarked t tor to a Cientnatoler.iii-Chief, of the toinunin calibre, to have taken upon Lituself the responsibility of surfs a measure. that the troops might not immediately perish,l lint be preserved i.s a state fit for edleient setriee Diame•rically opciesite to this Was the conenet of these awn of ,e,..»ier, mor.qlcfrretrytr. Like' other melt of genitts. they trusted somewhat too notch t ► their own fo.tune. sir to the etil star of the' enemy. With a l'Aitagt itisJaiu of tribal dangers. and for which. too. there it as no precedent preeisely in point. they seem to hare overlooked the ren own presence of marshes in Walekeren. mid tLe invarial.le IP otri else,. of sickness in the autumn, 11111 l t r11"):1111 in the \Martian& for we emottow suppose m"1 of their well-stored minds to bar: He : gleeted the perusal of narratives of former Eatto Feigns in the rott.+trr which was Is. he the scene of their exploit*, or that they wer• ignorant of drool,- stnioefot known to all the world besides. Butt Whether it be fro.o excess of genius and of activity, or the contrary, flee fact is, that as Lord Castiv:reagh up. pears, upon this orrnsiots, to he the worst planner. s.. Lord Chatham lipearell to he the worst possible coodurior of a military expedit• . It is. in deed, natnraL that, from fellowship in misfortune. a sympathy should It IVA' taken glare !whet...it these wors antl that the aprioto:ent of Lord Chatham to another military sititatiou shmsl4l he very agreeable to Lerd Castlereagh. Litt this is by nu means a rem 'UM why it .14 111.1 he agreeable to the nation. even if the sittlati,m to ere one which voght to be tilled up. If a e are to have pea e. there eau i.e 1110 possible occasion for a 31ili:ary (I.4yermar, as well as Deputy- flovertioe„. at liihraltar: and, if weary to have war, it cannot . Ye considered as wise, aLltough it may he perfectly ai•-, cording to per.tethtlit, to appoint a Governor. wkoair chief military distinetion has u onsiatra in failure. It will 1.4• recollected, in regard to the Waleheren expedi t• , that so complete was the infatuation which pre vailed, front the Secretary of State anal Commander of the forces tlownwarvls, that although, hour the very landing of the tromps, the sivitteoct cuntiused pro gressively to increase, and although the wank! annual anittrue of it in the island was well known to every in habitant of the rittintry, Zealand was not es'acnated until Uetrober, list / it t hod ist tr Welt the tritlumP4' dia mars of Me Moe 's u, rallp bid Ids al 4 pc firm,. If the enemy ha I lia.l the direction of our army, th.l. could mit have ittanvotti it better hi their purpose ; vet the vrry !termini V. in. ri1111111311111191 till,' ex pedition is appointeti to a situation whirls evort - con sideration of 1.11.11,11ty, of duty, and of have Indicated to Ministers the propriety la an Min The foolish a NO, v. - er.• it. the It iliit of eh iug their commaitilers tot of their success ; our snore humane on...sari-11s ....mi. to chow . .e theirs arcount of the eititicat ri.vgra whi.l4 have attended expetliti tin they hive rontitteletl. • • This subject We May e...4111fir, • • Result. or au hn poica t ion rp%ppetirvz epi.femip M id p ' . l 4 . Illinois! diseases. inch:Mint IZ. , .eareltev hi the Levant cool cloning the plague. vol. i. p. 17. ADDENDA TO THE TI.AIIMONV 07 WILLIAM TUNA/I:DUE. (Sit Tilt Sri ri111.1.% of Wednentug. the U 4 :astu►et.) At the meeting at the Seiitch Arms. in Round-court, after EAwards ht l prodticeii plstols (whirl] were screw pocket-pistols), Tunbridge &elates that Kilt; ord. , gas.' a horse-pistol to a man, ii.ati,tl , alio was 'then sitting nett to TilultridLe. and o! tared the sicne man a pike. • twine to, ciltivehience for pike LtaJ pistol. said, " Hive the pita. to Twobritige, and he will take rare of it for me :" Edwar•!. .o).erv;nl, that every man ought to hare arins. and wliii..ver canoe forward anprovided,he watiltl th rn with either sword, pike.. or pistol. Ile then produced an instru ment suck as Tunbridge had tieser before seen. He called it a rel, am' sail lie Lail a great flan her of them. mid that they would play hell with' the cavalry horses in cage of an .mirance. Ile afterwards drew from hi. pocket a bundle of 'Arm from trhi. h be took two written font's, one of which hr called an ad dress to the manners, beaded, " To the brave Soldiers of Britain!" the otior intim a ting that a Provisional liusernuieut wa. formei. THE. G ENER.II7.IS — SE - 41 - 11.1 . 0 - F THE cilußch. E Irl'h .I.:V On Saturday, the 20th inst., the General Assent!'4,l upon a t* made and seconded. called for throttler of his Majesty iu I 'outteil. transmitted by Iluvernment to the Ilutler.tt.tr of lag General Assembly, and cool :ilea:et' by the ~.1. 0 1 Moderator to the members sot the l'itttrels of .`,'ratio til by the median of the newt papers. D. 3.`Farlithe accordingly '(]Mid before the Assembly the order in Connell, toiether with a letter which art pilject Cie said order front the Clerk of Connell. whirls order was read, au , l also the letter. '1 he deliberations of the Assetultly tti.on this subject were Oprile•l by the following' by the Rev. 3lr. Andrew Tleuests no, and seconded jtv James IltricrielF, Esq. Adv. irate. - • That it he declared be the lianeral Asseathl. dist viol civil tudltority can constitutionally rest-dim either forms net heads of prayer to thrministers ate • preachers of this chtircli„, l and that the orders in Council whirl' hate been iwoletl Praia. lime to time. respecting prayer: for the flkscal Family. are Inconsistent a jilt the right: and privileges sevored by law to our ecclesiastical establishment hot that. as these order/ appear to hate orighmted in misiate or inadvertency. nit not in any intention to interfere with tom etudes of woreklp. -1 : the General Assenthlv do not istashter It to ha nerviest; to proceed farther in theta matter at prhsent. And the Ik' ml Assembly embrace this opportunitv of declaring the eordial ant steady attachment 01 the Choral of Sco tism! thither most gracious Sovereign. and to all the Royal rim*" end of farther expresaiog their tinrpotlifted conlldence, OW or mated b!, the same principles of lovgity and Mirka Which liate hitherto guided them. her ministers and prof-hers will never cense 14 otter up. along with their people. their fer vent supplications to Altnighty God. in behalf of a family, to whom, tinder Providenee. we are indebted for so many 41;stintruidiell blvaiings. bolt oared end ch it." another ion vsas made and se ondrJ,_ _ _ that few will he fomoi to inset,. th, ti lt". te. ileiple. by cotomenourtting hi. birth upon an y flour. " Tons Whiltelll the iniletemienr. ie of the Cloreh of Reirti• o:casion. Sot, to came to those elaints to a military l i a s n la d io i i n .h s e l t l i h mat i ters of faith. woriltip. anti ilhaeipUne. is fully a ppointment, which are personal to the Eavl of Chat- 4 . ry and ine4ed atw ien . I t be to ti a eti do 4 rt I nO t ; 4 7lr n e 'b it i t ) ra n ti n o d n a wit h lirirt'e rti s. i awl, we hate wily, io order duly to appreciate them. to . the late or any former Ortier4 in Council. Mafia, inavers for his Nlaje-it anitthe Ito)n) Family." It wax l alserted in a Sunday Paper. and repeated in a r) examine his cositivet !luring the ever memorable Ministeriaf Paper of this inorninw that a pardon is A very long and interesting debate look . L ' '' expedition to Wald/e'en: an.expeilition , of whin(' the '' reenl•-. were the deornrtion of the •tiower of a lite whit It a number of mettabentspoke, among . _ , 7": n . making oill at the t'rown•ulficr .for all treasons corn- Mr. Atelrew Thomson, Jailers Motive . h. mined by Adams, Monument, Ihryec, and Edward*, army, an immense public expentEture , a disgrace to , m , , , l'utrk, the Solicitor tleneral. Ile . Nicoll ! 1• . ward fh,.. With!' moo, the dismissal of a whole army medical antecial•nt to the 23d of February last. lite official } eon , an au expiation. and the risk of thz „ i i i , ao , , i n justire 1:!erl„ Lord Remand, Dr. Wilsons, . ' . F - arm- I intintment for this purpose will, it is said• in the roar.? Fivate toniliar, of two Ministers of State' Serb were ing, Wto.Atiglis, Plank, John A. Matreay, Ka p, Walter 44f this week pass through ti its formalities; awl, it the ettrprilinary vigilance and activity of the l'om. CI '° l ` , F."./. kr. ~,,r.in.chit. „p vi ilk „ c ion . that it w„ rare l y A vote was called for the fi rst lir seeood mo ti o n.: further stated, that the above lover persons, whom. Least pet . li; be rrict with on dnty at tau titlark; nut- and tin- rill being called and votes marked. there ' dins the objects of the Royal consideration. are WS I. ithstallsling a hid,. he was fansillatly called, by some aPPear"" l . confined in clilrereut gaols.oader the direetion 40Lerol for the wermil motion - - - . Igo i p o p e reefficriterre in tbe army , "tl. e fele L .-rilt halbous..* Stomourn. awl that they sill not be liberated till Fr , r Ihte ant issi.tion - - -: - la ladordtit is onsewhat wnodesful, considering the act:. Majority.- - - . - —7, their pardons are sigsed by Ma 1111JCIITT. Is it Fil► s ivy. reterriar. iota iallehts disptiyed by the ton - .litainst *Me diecisioa Mr. Aasirew 'llitiosentott, and . !Ode that such thieve are? Lit possible that AO. r.twahtvia-Chiaf, as well es the 50..-ions Well kouon and Si: k seAtoelliee gooshres, ektered-their i ts so pot : "*PnastaterstEl" abilities of the Noble Seere,tarr'. tat l'hisdougs of she Assembly were crowded for hones : war f* ' ll ° ll4 b• were Prentor 4 in such secure &at State (Loot l'astkrragh). who planned this r. isuirini.si lirlen the tight. of meeting. sail there leaver was • holy ketPillOf 1 WI that be And his confederates, ens . vedithia„ that it should have roolos eo 0 ,1„ i -4 sweetie& Wier salience is the aisle .that on Skis wrists* , bawd to the very cone is blood, and • ref) t o the must i artifices of !seduction anti trraaon, r.h.,11 toter be liberated and let lotefe upon !forirty, stan c h a o in the pea tier of complicated erilue. and prep:red for `/real, atten.i.t,:tl derd. darlfne-4 and hoirrer I• i: possible that the same hith power which conit ,, it'l4l into transport.ttion for life. the deadly %entenee !h.• Brovv, of it hose 'innocence, 33 to the eh irt:v wzrinst him. klouio bast been removed. can fir•ot /•: , /i•-•!rdy a:1.1 ihep , r, or .i/e4Nmemt and .4.kruex, t0.,r0 worthy ohiects of its clemency, or sore it, from !nor,: h:flfit. to retort( with rafe!y to lire interrourges .; hour,t utl ttrAt.-petting society'? Imrodty to men theit eneettragen.ent t., petit and the*, : cuil.tr;crocist tlot preliminary to further treacLery Rut is ft pnaiiide that rdpeart.'s has been preserved, by the interposition of 4461 authority. fermi the et. fret of that itionetutent tibia( had been found by the Grand Jury of 3litialeset The reroq truant true—it cannot hate fottinlotion. It is tor oss ibi6 that the euur e of justice ran he so aih;tririly le hile,l—;hat the feehoes of ler British Wait ran be su tositra:(ed acid insulted. Every thy tter,leps. as cur Readers will perceive. fresh (titterer of the baseness of that proteete.l stisereant. wind is, arith rrasua. most streurly stt.l sti.lely in reused artiast the crimes and the abettor's ui tice romplieatetl cis M.nisterial met sures um lee. at Croent. by the sabres of their sol diery. thee rai:unt lota. withstand the recoil of pitons i i :oat ion. • The Paris Pavers, whirh 9•r havr recch-eil, furn; , h us u it h art intelligence of tuterc.t or iopor!zoc... Chamber of Peers, acting• as a 1 . 4111r1 "I h„, declared that the charge brought r.itween of helm; Lotriers accomplit r , , had Ito foun d:ohm. Sentence of ileat:4 was upon I.:andt at Nlati brim 4.n the I sth instant, and he 44a. 4,.derc4l 144. beheaded fin the .21414, in the adjsreot tot e !orison, on the left of the road U. Ecid e ;b 4 4, g . Th, whole garrison was t.i lie ntider arm , . Fut:Ncti FUN ii4.—Five per tents. 7! f . c.— Batik Actions, 1510 fr. Extract of a letter " be American packet-skip be able to preeeoll to sea on the Ist instate, being at present under sei7urc, and is nut expected to le go! i:t time to sail." 11'e ar' r-orry to learn that three rev failures are anuounerd to have taken place at Cork ; two of them are of tteslth'e !ankin,: Grans, and the other a com mercial ht,ilM• of great consequence. They have, 3S might be etperted, prodeced the greatest calamities. ahtl a general stagnation in the south of Ireland of business and commerce. ettraelta Pave.l4 to the 19th March itc-ition a ru mour that the Spotlith strirlron, whivit had sailed to blockade the principal port in Margarita, bad been eap,nred he Riron. A vessel, which arrived _ Th seas• on the Mir Match, bonght accounts of Mi.- toenail and Muriches, in going down to 3iaturin in a {await, haviiig been met by four Spanish flee,h/rus, and after a se?ert engagement. in which Mariches aa4 killed. Ari.mendi effected his escape by plunging into the *err, and swimming to the A Min:sterial paper says, lbw land. w.• understand, doe!. led ittte.” country. - We 4.b5.-rve %hat, by an union of the shipping 0111111,altici teadit,, and Leith, au important improiientet to take place in the conveyance I at the smack% belonging to the new sail ?early every other 41.4 y fro, Wc understand that roe small employed by those rositpaMe.; a ce between Ih-rework 3.141 lirlfist, are to sail. on lived days, with t 1 the London *marks now do, by greatly inirrove the convey. nee =U4O% between the west of Scott land.—.' 'e . Idrertireole.q!. On Saturday the Fox Cloth di Albemarle-street, toe Doke of supported by Earl Th,nrt, gart (*ioniser, the lion. Lthren:e U)thaws, Sir Wm. Howley, Sir it. Ferguson, tien.:rul Walpole, Mr. It) tag, Mr. ' sell, Mr. 31artin, &c. &c. &c. 'flee Trie 'al Commemoration , lir. Pitt by the Pitt Chili tool: place di 111 l er at Merchant 'Jailor.' hall. kss numerous than on any former titan 250 per4ons be:tie present. in the Chair. On his right hand .celioe, the Duke of %I't-Biagio'', 1 and toe Earl ofliarewood; and on Westutorbud, Sir Win. Stott, au Neither Lord Castlereagh, Lord ding, Mr. Vainsittart, Lorel•Harrowhy, itionth were present. The Freeholders el Middlesex, the widely of Uxbridge:, gwve .. Town-hall, at Uxbridge, on Wetineolay. rate the return of Messrs. Ilya; John Chippendale, lisq. in the s. ' Lord litiringtans was on Multiply of the Members for the Borough of Rust AT DOVI s.—When the 1 itover Castle had succeeded in the town because perfectly tranquil. to disperse the people, a deputation verely sentineled in the head try ' and Mr. 'flosempsem, the magistrate, The smugglers bad been taken by the cutter, on board a smuggling galley, ' : tankers of spirits, 1111 d 37 bags of tea, I crew, cousisting of eleven persons, Dovcr : stud ten of them being . the whole were committed to.Dorpr could be removed to some of his ' ..sips. the thermometer, in Ai. coarse I varied •IS deg.; its bights* Imittg u i..... 6....... .... ...... which arrived a „ t, caught accounts of Ari.- . 1 down to 3i aturin in a 1 tor Spanish 'Fella's', t in which llariches uat4 - I .rapt by plunging into 1 shore. 4 hr lincliess of Comber- trtentl to return to thi: 1 1 i of the in•ereats of two Kling betwees Louden lioement is ininaetliately ' oe bettreen these port.. new company will now 1 tin Loudon and l i git" sity i eca formerly/1 re t ' e.iraile from whit- 1 7 the same pnn ty as which means will tee fur passengers ark Iland and north of Fr- , lined at Ctrillon's Heel' ' Norful:c in the Chair, • :el of all'oemarle, Earl ' neat', Sir M. W. Weller. . I' 1! sou, Mr. Sergeant • • . r. 31ardousbl, Mt. ?%- ion of the Meth-day of place on Satorday, by a lan. The MeetiatO r . •mer neerion, not i ut, Earl Compton was 1 soil sat the Lord Chula, the l)uke of Kieherwad, ion his left der *salad , and Lord Lowther. — 1 irtl Liverpool, Mr. Case 1 'arrowhy, nor Lord !rhl• 1 , sex, re:iding at awl ia i race a dinner at 14 It erine.elay, to raannea••• pig and Illaitbread. --1 t Chair. . , nday last reforms' wee 1 01 of Taristock, i the mob alio attacked ' 4 I releasintr. tiotprieWet. 1(10111. In emioavadloi I potation e/ixt war re' 1 Ir a blow fres a swath filtrate, wag al" 611 .__"' m by the Lively E t: I galley, haying ..S7 u•--• i IA tea, which, with At I wren's, were landed It t !bond fit for the sari, Urger gaol until the Its his Majesty's receirir4 mire, of the last weeb• I jug 76,.a • Louis A A FRIC.I. By the la!eft !au/Illation. it mews that the ente- Jition under :he cumin:mil of Major liras.. on whims the direction desolted Alter the death of Major Peddie. has retiirtuNi to tialatu. un the Senegal. after a most harrassing jotting through the country of the Foun d.), in which the party were i tilted, and Artieketl, anti, It is nid, some of them kiilyd. 31t. i as l•erd. the surgeon attr.rlred to the eipeitition, load. i‘ iptlhrduals. Ibuweter, procetileilmiswanis. ',II been so far sac eesstitl as to reach %Rimini diticalty anius, oa Cie All' Niger. At thi. platy 31r. Lbu surrd woes ohli f .ed .to remain, until! be received per alasieu front the King of Sep to proceed ; and. after wustitig Iscrit:y six months, he was advised to retire higher nit the titer to Hammel:nu. in Rausharra, from v nee art uunrs have been received from him. dated MeutLA since, exxresSing his hopes of procuring the neccss try permission, although many tuttoteard circuusitances operated against this expectation. The Ring'uf `O. was then at war with his neighbours on ?%e eastern side of his territory; his Minister had died al . .,uut the time he hearl of Mr. Decheas arrival ; few der afterwards Ms Treasurer and Receiver of Cuctoms departed this life ; and, to add to the rata. luene of DlN . ..nurses. the Chief of Banunakuo also Oted, just after los reached that plare. These fatal events teedad to .utsfirns th.• notions the blacks enter t .itted of the VIII 611111'1We M hick the nre,erce of the white- have user their countrymen, Nit partiettlatly their rulers, a h at they are sa t :lamed to have the palm tif destroying by seven spells anti t harms. Its the present instance C.:ey were the more convinced of this baneful influence, on recollecting' that several of their chief. wit., had hail dealings with Mungo Park, tiled the ...mom year he passed through their kin:lnm 11r. Locheed hail invariably received the kindest treat meat, both at Vausina and Rammaltoo; and, on rollt• ?hitting of Jelly, was assured it was entirt ly owing to. the custom Of the rAntry, as making ausbaseta ttars wait was oak meant to show the King's dignity. that it sui,:ht not he supposed he was in any hurry to rid t.f Lis guests. Markets. it seems, were hell twler every week at Sandsanditetr and Yansina, where provision* were reasonable. aml tvery sort of European inerchandi,e in great deman.l, especially articles of totery . for the dresses of the females, who are fond of showy colours. Among mother thing . % were 3lanehester prints in great abnntlaure, shills seemed to meet a ready sale, and whirls elitist have been conveyed by the Armin from Morocco across the Meat Iles:in. Lieu tenant Lyon of the Royal Navy, who was the friend t.n.i fellow traveller of the late Mr. Ritchie, is ap paititesl to succeed that gruthimmatm as British %It-r -t.:inset at Mourzusk, the capital of Fersats. in Africa, 14: fbe purpose of facilitating and attempting disco. varies. By the Magnet. whirls left Cape Coast un the 25d of Mar. h. we learn that Mr. Dupuis had Fruceetird to Cuntrassie to enter uptat his (auctions as Cumin! at the Court of the King of Ashan:re. amt load arrived in salty an a ihern mull received. As Mr. I:upttis is well it.qttaintert writ Ilse Moorish bazaar., and a s It is hiown that smircrarllgeorre reside a t u to tt ia .sie whu t..ve visited Tu9.buroodb. we way now look to receive 4..t1y and litti•ortAttt 'tsforrnation upon the subjeet of that corittry. l',•otrot•dore Sir ti,or4e Collier had 14ft Crpe Cl'la t.l 1. ucrrd t.l lemar,l, on the 211 st o f :Much H.. , qqa.fron h:s qereral captures. • 'filch 11:d been 4ent to Sierra Leone for adjudication. sierwir—vs 4.)r SYSIT.M.ITIC MISRULE. :VFW COVillNolt VV I;/ BRA LT %X. Among the tniti transact' of the present dm' Which may he comprehended nosier this tile, may be r .nked the r.•. vitt most eetraerdinary appointment of t'e Earl of Ilsathant !p the tios eminent of liihraltar. I pon the demi• I' of the lamented Linke of Kent, it was ..turalli expected, by every person illit of the pale of •sigareleic ,u. rupti.,n. that, in the present impoverish state of we country, Minister.' wind(' have thr de: i.t.ey to airnaitt front tilling tip an appointment. at hieli expensive witAblit being necessary: hut, that if :::ey did till it up. it would he in ftv:Air of :oitie person *l4 had ei.n.sered entineiit venires to the State, and t -r s u had too: been :il.eady mlciptately rewarded. lint bolls Ib. se re:pects. how wolially are we disap i:t inteit e now see nut only that Ministers h a ve :.t the .!eri.ney, is r..n,idrrattun of The 11144 t pressing , vants o . the peoVe, to .th:tain fr:un tilling up any V .. e twist superlittoul, and most costly utl.e whieli may th.tt in 44 doing. instead of having k!'rtlct•ht4ive regard to the merits of the individuals xppointed„ they stria to rive a derided preference to o ar who I c ive brim einployed a hen the greatest calamities have befallen, and the greatrA disgrace has 1,4 , n regeetril nom this unhappy land. On these .;:or';‘. indeed, the Earl of Chatham dors appear to i el ttr administration beyond alumat • teh.w not immediately of their own body. 't hese claims are founded not only upon his outs must t: mn Table servires at Walt-hereto, but upon those of i T4t late brother, the heaven -born Minister," who v dine wore than any individual ever did, to bring • one: great and happy ration into its present cm:- . ii4lon. sal whose merits begin now to lie so aril tin . serstou4 in their effects that we may venture to predict It the freli . if the Elifr.illbS. THE SPY. ...,1..- 1. U . N 11 U N : ,iocivor itre:to!o. NAT 29, I:41U. We are acsurrit, on cespectaMe authority, that her Majely's arrival may be elpeete3 in this euttntry thr hitter 1.1111 lif the present week. • I.:strati of :t letter Gott§ the .Igents t.. Lloyd's at Santiago de dated I sth Feb., ttdde4•ssed to the Sertt'tart•, am; r .4.eive.l by the Ifyilr.l whaler, arrived at Plynototh " We t..twi ier the ...gigot*. of tLi• s:rong fortress of of tlt.tt eati:etinettre to ti. u :e etigagesl in the trade of Chili, that we Ita,ten to eorstnuttieVe the same through got!. It was atiaelttol by Lord Cuehrase oh thr nit,•ht of the Eh', inct. with 210 soldiers of a Chili regiment, and the sailors and tnariues of the frigate O'lligrins, brig Itirttpiol, and schooner ,Mmataraosse.. Ity slay light eight &Merles were carried. . . Win the course of the emitting moming the town. ramie., and fort resses, with 116 pike% of brr z eat - non, a!! the Spattis!' r.rval depot. and 400 % :Of the regiment of Cantabria, were taken possession of ; the transport Dotty. , (rut out of Tal►•ahnafwa) and a !tuna vessel re-ta'. en. This was the only point tiSe Spaniards had left in the Stile of Chili. The two large ships taken at littayaquil are the Vigitnio, of 7110 tons. and the Agui10....1 1,090 tons ; tl:ey have an dprel at Valparaiso. r - . Vol.lc Papers arrived this morning to the 23d Spri!—Congress was exreted to aJjourn about the 3.1 313 y .. Pitiact of 3 letter, dated St. Thomas, 2:ith March : " The secret expedition. u hide has Iwo fur some dine itelreil at Slargvitta, sailed on the 7th ult. fur St..3lartha, a very t h -place. the Ley to New Gra nada, were they rerhiittly were nut expected: the place in ronserersee uota fail..it . hont tiring a shut : it was futtnnate the expeditiunc . railed when it did, as the Spatt;sll fleet, superior to that of the Inulepentlrnts, appeared off the port for the purpose of laud:ado three days after and fitulinz the 'birds haul flown, went in porstait . of them, with an ttenti )))) no doubt to eons* up with .thetu. There has been little vatiation in the price of Con sob, since Satur.lay. The market opened this morning al 70 foe the Arcount, but being an holiday. there has been little doing. The Navy 5 per lent. market aositinues depressed; hare been as low as 10.1 for money. F:schetiner !Sills hace likewise fallen to tts. premiiiso at IVA they ate sellers. This circomstance renders the funding of Ere ter advantage, though tisi'pr Sits srttendink it are still only front to I per cent.. which renders it doubtful uhether the funding will fill•se fast as it was at first thought ; there has been nothing done in the Navy Scr p. though the public seem rather arts:ions to know at what it mill tome out. 74 %HA. OR. OUR. AIIII. 0' 11„ hlin 3 IViterno-1 . . . .. U; I Vlooderx V li.terti...l ashl -fermi .. 4.1% I Prarre 0 4 ;46tienhoirgh 0 Hamburg% I i U Melte k1.%4T CIIARJ.IVI . 4 RClTelt4llo%.—llefiday sal Ike Public 111:P. (),acts. TO CORR ESPONDEN'I'S. - - ----- - Ter imirthen of re:rives rommrairations is still rearoid- Ade dejrrred. It is i',sirafrie 'bat tir •• eladien•' st/ .1 Coolant limier. - should be trarrambil by his ad dress aid siyetdafre. tbt Altattifinan. " Tug 81111/Thi litialrilllA% .* It INCOIII4IItAIVII "TOR ler VrlM,las." I r b - \