The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

-•• • r . . - 'under Mtn, 'he was made pri- tcol his horse kills. . slue : enemy attaejted the...c . eutrst..of i ,oer saner. 4 - - , liitewise in greaenumliers, aocl ; by !Muriel on one poke . -•• shirp v • • I have every reason to , belteri that his wounds are forc e , aftbr a reseinsoce, not severe, but I cannot bat regret that the satisfac- sitccentle4 in compelling one of. our picquets tire, anri which enabled him to move up a road lion generally felt :)y . the army upon the prospect of tear of the line of picquets centre the honourable termitiation of their labours,should . ' ' di radio's, and which compelled..the .other . picq• liewitsuded•:by the Misfortune and sufferingt of in kite 4 • 2 brigade of • guards to, fall back till the Officer.so 1 lzhly esteemed and respected by all. ' • i port arrived up to their assistance, - when She • I silketely• lament the loss of Major-Geti. Hay, • was immediately charged; and the line of whose services tia.d merits I have had frequent occ.a. occupied as before . ' Major-General Stopfo sion tobriog under your Lordship's notice .. '.gret to sae, was wounded, when the comma I brieade - iievolved on• Colonel Guise. I By a leiter from Lieut- ' Ceiieral William Clinton, •' 1" q deuce of the enemy hating gained tempo of the- Gilt, I learn that he was about to carry into ..session of some houses which had been • A .o - ifim _...-Captain _ occupie_ • $ . 46014, L. ca • - on. iceman( an d ptatu Hon wallas (I..Crofton exeCutiall InV.lirders of the 4th and Bth of !slarch to 'by the picquets of• the - cenfre . of the' osT Colo- tlit B• K' ' G • • " Paul • p i tow, , . e att. mg s,,rman, Legion-Major Chudea, withdraw Worn Catalonia, in consequence of there - ' uel•Maitiatid. found the enemy was in • pessessioa of ' 6 . "7 m i u t r • .' G • decriers in Catalonia of the force under Marshal ground on the rear of his left, and immediately ad. cbasks4uhl ai er. ng s ermait Legion-Lieit;,John Meyer, Sachet. . vanced against him rapidly with the 3d battalion Ist ! wouNrstro. . Guards, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel' Geoeral Hon. Edward Stepford t Upon the breaking up of this army, I perform a nourable W. Stewart, capt. H. Dawkins (Brigade-Major), on a ridge of'greinnt - -.) , Aid most satisfactory duty in reporting to your Lordship imps parallel with the roads, and Lieutenar Capt . George F.dward Beitiesby; my sense Of. .the conduct and merit of Lieutenant- net Woodford,. of the Coldstream,. asceu --M ding tht Howard, severely.' ' 'r:l man Legionajor .14 ••; - -: ,14eut..C01.. fiches.% l t . ..Clinton and of the troops under his at the same time by a •simultaiseons charge O nl y . two corps immediately dislodged the nett -Lieut. Henry Bier klej, ill:gluts% nsind since th ey have beet% employed in the Pe• ' • - - e • re-occupied all the posts which we be' , Thomas Dickens, sevordy ; Lieut. coin Rielnle.• • • tart:unisexn.. - • es have not enabled those sessed, and the time the •eneary was Lieut. and Capt. J, I'. Percival, Wal '• i . roopito httageq brilliant a share in the opartitious he did not show the least disposition to - Bat(,--C,apt. and Lient.7Col. Garcia Of the Whey*. 4heir brother officers and soldiers oa attack. Col o ne l M aitland ex p ressed his mat x•r 4 Vlrt. Butrongits, severely ; Lieut. this side .ott.ffie Peninsula. But they..have not been at the conduct of both his officers and . inin; - i Harvey, slightly ; En:signs 'Frederick Pm. hoos•ossefoibessesployed ; their conduct when engaged his obligation to Lieuteaint- Colonel Wont! f -LieuL and Capt. Chas. L. White, se •-' . • his' prompt concurrence in the movements al 4.ieut. And Capt. Chas. Augustus West, with thnenemy has alway beet% ineritoeious; and I •"' • honed. lit. John Bridger Shiftier, severely ItSTE bad every reason to be sirisfied with the General . Capt. Luke Matson, Adjutant Francis It was towards the right that I. , ieutenaic Officer commanding, and with them. Sir John Hepe • was taken. In ender -cam. Wm. Beckky. slightly. I send this dispatch by My Aid-de-Camp Lord bring up some troops to the support of the Major awl, Lieut.4,ol. J. T. F. Deane; ;MY* • George Lanox, whom I begleave to recommend to he came unexpectedly in the dark onia.par oteutenants lobe Henry De Btirgh and -.. • -. 'tour Lordship ' s protection. I have, titc. . . enemy ; his horse was shot deadetridtfell ... • . . (lerrotto Locion-Cayt. Frederiek, lent. John Hamilton. severely., • . .. ~-4: - (Signed) - • WELII.II/4GTOB, and not being able to disengage kimself fr• • - •:•1 @nein& a return of the killed,. wounded and it, he was unfortunately Made prisoner :. lalitian Winecke.'shettlyf Eleot . 9 rl v.On in , . • to say that from a letter I hare received fit miming on tke incision .of the sortie fromileAotine. • t4eritinn Legion-Capt l 4•Anderich • find he was woun d e d in •two places, but in It Lewis Itenue, severely, . - • " • i• - • —. ~ • %twist, Aril 14;1814. - i them dangerously ; you will easily conceit (;ertnan Legion- Lieußetsliti-iCOloner alcohol Ernest Fkish, slightly., s •My 1, 4 6k14.,--it is iii my infinite regre t that, owing only one feeling, that of the greatest mos German Legion-Captains Julius Bac all thetroops at the Lieutenant-General's rig, slightly. • .10 the unfortunate circumstauce of the oaptere of . • • . • The enemy having commenced their attack bib . ruKTII)6I7I.3S nIFFICFAII • woosroen. llaituktnant.Geiterel Sir John Hope, the duty de- I t Asssi Rog. of the Line- ; -Coptain Clare, severely. cokes. • • tWeell two and three o'clock in the morning, a coast • bps.Cacadorei-Captain Dobb, severely , on Me'or informing your Lordship of a sortie siderable part cif the opei ations took place before; tantTPut censers missrstn. Ill'hichillse Miepty made this raorathig at three o'clock, . d • day -l ig ht , which pee them a great. adifontage•froeil from the intreacbed camp in front of the citadel of Is ut- uarter-, este- euera , their numbers ; but .whatever end they might pro severer' wounded. , , • Bayonet* witkfaise attacks in front of Ili,; posts of pose to themselves -by their attack, 'l.am happy to Ca mp to sir J 5'M Foot-Lieutenant 'Genet* Moore, Aid-de-Ca .. . the 511i-di . rition . „ . ifcc.„ at A . uglet and Bellevue. H u rt nevereirwounded. ' sas• it has been completely frustrated, as they , ist Guards , 3tl Batt.-Captain and, Lieutenant-Colonel the - I sit 'happy. to ,say ; that the ground which had f t , A e eciet, no one object by it, except Setting fire to Houostable H. Toy/min-ad, severely wounded. ~ heft losroo -fhb side was nil recovered, and th:: , Salreoards lst.Battl-Ensien Thomas William Northmore. one house in tie cen te of.our position, which from • sd tight ' Bat K . • e- . , . (. Octnets le-posted on their original points by seven b • t.. sagas sermon Legton-Laptant G eorge ping , within three hundred yards of their guns, iiincitpAhugen, ss i nlo4k. -• . , , tlmy had rendered perfectly untenable before, when.: i...: ...111.:•• . The lejevy . tione to the defences is as little as ter the those “ FORFAGN-JJEFICE, Atari. 26. .. y to cannonade it. From thoquantity i- • .... ... coeicfbe* 'net .suppo,e,d, id its. attack made iii the 4 g pit bonna' ,l - , -I have Ake satisfaction to-acquaint of fire of every 4escription which the totem b ht . ' y rung . . 1 - • forco g i hii one vas, and will,. I hPpe, be 'mostly re- • - • • ' • - :on ti., you will easily conceive our loss.ceuld not be . " your !serdshlpi that i ccitkeittion for !t husuepeirien paired in Ili - course' i of thictlght. • The ,casualties, inconsiderable. in Major-General Hay, who - was of beitilities by Jeri andllktirf ::,.between CrPat Britain are what ae have to regret most ;• on a rough guest well , known to you, his Majesty's service has loit a sad Frence • was signed, by. Inoi.d. Viscount GasTpe- LienteUint , Colonel . Macdonald estimates them it I • 9 , k most zealous and able Officer, who has served a con , (our hoodred. men.. • ItEA4 at Paris, on the 1-311 instint • ekistke'parti3f siderable time in this with great distinction.— l b . B .? . . ~..,,..,... . ? . ' • • 111 such lament to have to mention the death of ;The .00 ia ritannic Majesty.e-st -Rai the h onour , tcq 1 of t h e enemy must however have been se-,i . : . Ma lajor.Generat Hay, general officer of the night.-- , " liettlftißSt.' 4 ., B • vere as he left many dead behind - him, and he wator gs F. 6. RION Hoc diutaird yfir,l .: '•. '' .• His last weitio were (a minute' ,before he was shot" -. afterwards observed burying a good number of men.-; " (4 true Copy) , . . 44 -W. DOMVI LLB, maynrY. an order to hold the Church of St. Etienne, and ais , . , -osi•—• • an regard to prisoners, fortified house adjoining, to the last extremity. . making many, from the ,h*iwerliecit 'last Major-General Stopford is wounded, nol j I. hope l • of immediately fetirtng taelt-I4VMPC..,___ *. ....raecig4o.ll, 4l . twooself" ll4l4l4 itie., 4 ' • 16 " 161.6i11 y , ' 'To Major-Generals '. 07 0 4 1 finiffm. • LI . : 11114*- ,"'T.lentenant.. Colonel Sit H. Suliiran a nti Captain ' ,-. • Colonel M a i t l an d , commanding brigade?, as wen its di ng y was puboshed this Otoruing.-t• 41,104141adeitip's k Crofton, o f the Guards; Lieutenant-Colonel 'Town ito Colonel Guise, who took the comman d of tile . dispatch eiclbses the details he had received from send, it prisoner, as are also Captain Berries, De- '2d bpi gade of guards after Major-General ,4topf , •rd ' . ... puty Assistant-Quarter -Master-General ; and Lieu- . hisior- Generals COiii.LE anaIrOWARO, •of the I was wounded I beg ttli ess my best thanks for , • 7 expr , . • .. •-:. .• o tenant Moore, Aid-de-Camp to Sir John Hope. affair, • rit'stanclioly affair . at 'lsiyiitte. . The • 1 hat '' tin' .this , their exertions and promptitude during the . ,.. Riot wishing, however, to lose any time in send- . •. - as well as to - Lieutenant-Coloriel the Honourable moisinfullsccasion ; amounts to 142 liiilesi,;„ 4,36 ing off this report, I have requested Major-General : A. Upton, Assistant-Quarter;lllaster-General, awl- wounded , and 233 prisoners , ; . British . ' • he -total Howard will detail for your Lordship's farther infer- `` to I ieuteant.Colonel Dashwood Assistant-Ad • Jo - Portuguese lam is bet 32.+• The - iscloants previtiuslY maim) the circumstances of the attack, and its re-!. ',-. 1 f the Division , from ' bothof h I •••• -• • •-"•• •a.. 1;• .• . , tent - General p pulse, having been myself at the time with the Stilt • received of this banes ion, which ascribed s 0 the received every assistance ; and . also from Captain division. - • Baftershy, my Aid-Camp, ti ll he was wounded. obstinacy - and perlidy'Of t i f(e Ctimuntider btlis tonne, . Sir John %ape's horse was shot, and: fell upon appear to have been quite incorrect. . Wniberrientehkt , r. I mast also express my thanks. ;to tieuteuant-Col. him, %hick piested .his extricating himself. NVe • *Donald, the Assistant-Adjutant-General of the tit info be ascrilitstitOtlis(rOusal of 141,1,yfir,ciscwroo ; tear that be is, wounded in the arm, and a French left Column,for his assistance, he having joined me to cOmply'wlek - Matshil - Sbecx's reqatirof a - amisen- . Officer siaeaks also of a wound in his thigh, but we • t after Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Hope was wou nded. In- sionofar n i f A trts...is . ..or..shipstme, that i coroaapiedence trust thin . sisaY . hare reference IC h id former • I n jur y , ; deed, all the troops throughout the whole busin ess took place between theinoe,thesuliNcr. • :I W eih o u ld ; The boot of .hil left leg was ford ••••1 ,oader his horse. • Behaved with the greatest gallantry. . .1 p s, ' if Outer ten en t hadieliwoglit - p ikiper to peb.• .. per • To a flag-ef. truce, die ;Propose! Was rejected of , I am, &c. ,---. iva * ~_,_' i t , ,_ peutenasit-Culerter. Maelotiald's being admitted . to : (Signed) K. A . HO' 11D! • I igen D!: ears hand in this cosresposidento some suffi• , see him • but. we now expect . that Captain Wedder- 1 Communions Ist ouocen. • dent ,fistifice thin' of : the , - iefiblii. We know with burn, ;and what;other assistants be may require, sill) . P. g. I omitted to men t ion that Major - Gener al : whet Illation biame:Oinglit to hi insinuated. against a 'be adtwitted,to.llm ; upen the' iondition of 'their not . ft rndford had moved up one battalion of' the 24th , cnara . , • •t• cter sbdisiinfaiihed for his services ; but it does .yebiroieg. • . ..- • , ~ .. i Portuguese regiment of his brigade, in the support • TIN: snivel' of the 82d and 84th regiments on the lof th. • brigade of the King's German Legion, when appeilir • difficaltet t 6h , aithiribg the certsintyi after . other sidts. • from • Vim this - day, wilt' allow of my i Major-Gen. I.liuuber drove the enemy from the vii- the intelligencoritedisid 'tram Paris, that all fatare itrengtheitiver he force on thjs, • by . withdrawing from : (ag e of St , Etienne, in the early part of the morn- miiiiery operatibei'lapit ' be,nugatory ;.and consider e Hist in field - of Angle: •• • i ing. • Col. Maitland also reports to me, that he re- ing also the great•septiviority of his Lordship's force, ' '' s• •• I Lave Sic. •• ' • ' 1 sewed great assistance from Lieut.-Col. Burgoyne, of w eiiii . p mighi weft lave fiiied him from any apprehen ' occult) ~ C. COLVILLE. I. To Field- N and; . Motor.. of 1 4'). 11 '` . R I who had been charged with the . the oya E ng ineers, sign of danger,` fully to reconcile his conduct in 1 construction of the different points of defence on the Wenitiorat, IG.,ss. tisS- ¢ f: dis• , the present instance,• to the laws of . humanity, . . . • right of the position. . . • ,•' • • *.• -Camp near Bayonne, April 15; 1814. 1 . 9 Major-General the Hon. Charles Colville. or even to a due .regard for the preservation of l• • . . •. . • .__.__ • Stst,—lll consequence of Lieutenent.Genaral Sir , ' human life. WI ern-informed by Lord Wet.- Return of Killed. Wonaded, and Missing , of the Army under „„_... ,.,,,,, John Hope haying been wounded and token prisoner , cloototes dispatch, soual the •cruscor who broight. the Cams/rind of his Excellency Field-Marshal the Marquis of It falls 4 m y lot fo have the honour to detail to you, I Wellington,. K. G. in a sortie made_tylhegari•isua of Bayonne tp him, • and •na 114' - P h reitch . Marshals, tale neil ' for the • iiifaratation of his Excellency . the Commander , on the morntugrGetheeral4thstArii, X 4 of . the counter-rettiolution; did not ; Woe Peril Captain, killel ; 1 Cie 1 of tie Forces , the result of an attack made by the . stac t3e ceral S taff 2. Captains, wounded; tGeneral Staff, 1 Captain, 1 Lire. (ill the 7th or the Bth: Why this delay ? OP 'alai • enemy on . our position in front of the citadel at • tenant, missing. `. • - liayosint,' gouts .14th inst. 1 • Royal OriCery-I.Major, 1 Lieutenant, 2 rank and file, i *pit .., . ..01 f Mani diplomatic and mititary•lentlA „ '.- Yklectlak *ailing, a , considerable time - before O m ' w " nd F d- Captain,l ' d d '• • t ' • . Koval Engineers-1 1 oentenant, woun e . , e wounded. England—Lords Casscattitaan and Buaconemsf . . o • , sortie in attack in i day-break, ,the enemy made a .. . ist En it Guards, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file killed ; 2 serjeants, Sir f'. ..ALARLes FrEni'd.ll,t ect. , ,--drettning 4064 kille . s - • t. great force, yrincipoily on the left .and centre of our 1 , , 4 rank and Ht e, . 3cl It tt 2 rank aadMeAilied •f I ieuten- fatal interval' Might they not as well have been sent i ositiottef, t:. ; lttiettne, in front of the citadel. , .n le ! . Ist a n tsvardi., - . a .7„.. ~ _ ~ . . ants, 1 serjeani• 3 0 rank a." ¢ me, wounded ; kalit i tl** 2 sex , off on thud ''. lts, at far th est. If they, - . had 'arrived • t Arft of thift*iition was occupied by picquets of •Seauts. 15 rank file, missing; _ ... Guards, rat Batt.--1 Captain, I c ap t a i n,nt, sir - 4 . A cti . . L - I • .‘ i his I .. " . Vddiet head carters on the Bth • instead 14.iivir-Gtirreeiii . Hay's biigade; the brigade itself.' .ettenutichiar d e rO m nner, Si) rank and file , killed . :. l I-.Lign- - ' .• -• 1 • . .9 or the 12ttcy -would the sanguinary battles of Ton . r Last bein s directed to form in case of alarm near the !J tenants, 2 Ensign", 11 serjeants. 111 rank and 11)e, wounded e 3 agcy A S 2 rank and file, missing. • 1 ihmse onne tnrir been fought?--Yesterday we 4111sge of Boucaut, as it was merely serving pro- I perste ! Foot talsGaarris, lot Batt .- 3i rank and Ole. killed; 4 Lieu- itisionally on this side of the Adour ; the centreby . , 1 tenants, I Staff, Ft serican6, 3 drummers, 95 rants and file,, should haye shuddered to ask each a question , but . .piequets of the second brigade of guards , and the wilt i wounded • 1 Ensign , 1 sir east , 56 rank and fi le,missing. tire rejedlotilef SouLT's proposal --a proposal to all '' 1 Foot, ' B • 8 k and file killed; camaia,Afcraek ?Majors . let % Batt. - ran by picquets of the fi rst brigade of guards. • ' and tile. wounded; 21 rank and file missing. . . ' .- - ! r ! typearauce _equitable . and fair, warrants.pqr I,,preseni • peneral Hay was the General Officer of the day, in 9th Foot, Ist Batt.-2 rank and file killed; 8 rank infil(d. • .. . d übt• . command of the line of outposts, and I regret much wounded. • 38ta i• - o . ot. lit Batt . -2 rank and file killed ; I Major, fLreit- ) il it esi iii . /AVOW other,Peris P-apers,to the 24th inst. 1 to say, wis killed shortly after the attack cam- tenant , h rank and file, wounded. •i " . •• - . .... .• • 1 'Tapered, having just givers directionslhat the church ' On ' 47th Font, 2d 8a1..--1 druinmer, 2 rank and tile, killetl..k 1 arriTed:l44l4llP... - t," ri a Decree was passed 4 .:.. Lieutessants,ll rank and file . ,wounded; 10 rank and li t e mi,5 6 •1... . of St. Etienne should be defended to the last.--The `for sending into the diffeeniftmilitary departments of . . 60th Foot.sth lialt.: Lieutenant-Colonel, 4 ran and e, .., . . rit of numbers, ded 1 serjeant;"r Elk and file,•missing. Enlace , Eitreordinarr goyal Commissioners, having ~• enemy,- however, by great, seperio y „- moon ; succeeded in getting in towards the left of the• v . It- to Light Battalion,' ines Geranto Leglon--1 serjeant. 6 d le killed fl Captains. 1 Lie drummer, 16 for the objecticortheirlaittion, fully to inform the • . tae.,e, and got momentary possession of . it, with the rank an fi , ra - k and file. wounded; 1 rank and Mein's-air. ' / --- • - 19 COolltry of the recent clitheos,.and to ensure obedi.. • ........ eaciption. of , a house occupied by aiq oc uet of the .2d light Battal - -Kig's German Legion-1 serjeant, . e . ) . , .. , . .. . rank Slid file, killed ; I Captain, ELieutenant, 5 setrania. 36 ei‘c.# to tbp new Government. Th ese Commissioners • f J'th regiment, under Captain Fu ice, of that corp s , traded ; 1 Ciptain, 1 serjeant, 2•drommeft, 25 ' • rank and file, wo ...• • vtil ere.inade paramount to, all existing Authorities, and ) - ar.d who maiotained•himself till the support corning rank und ale missing. • !sr •• •, .4 .• T line up, Niajor . ;General !finisher, with the secon d k Ist Liue Battalion.. Kings German Legion.-4 rank ,ad Illim pauuri eaeluwera to suspend any Public Fa 'ilea ; 5 rank and file wotoaded. battalion, 16;201 Orrinan Legion, under the cora ittd Line Battalion, 'dr 1 4 ' ''''''' • 1 whose conduct the King's ssermintegion -1 Mal _CO . WM.,. r ‘4,..0.. y t...lttil at Lieuteetent-C o lone l Bock ; immediately at- gain„.-11 rank and ire, killed i 1 Lleusesnat-Colenel,.l., 7 , ~,.,_,...".,.,._.. she .. selection ~ an inomd , . . . resact,llrank anci,le, witsadsd 311 rank mod f ile ni * 4ll '. : . 1 ,17 1 77t......n. - ... ' .'• ( :%ed anti retook the Tillage: , . . „ u _. k t ' important and conadentilil . eli errplOyfil l ent ..is, one of the strdngest prod 'of *MA Gevernment can.besto.*:l,l(sw.sttsas 7 MoKTIER: •-•* . . ' and several othei.. of qqpif i e f irrit's . t?Apcors, have re- . .ceived this mark,q(AsibrtkiNfc4effeinrisalturtnt-. ,partiality is the obvious policy eV the! new GOtgrtto twzit, sod •thereforeOhi4hly Approve- if Cherie nominations. A deputation of 'iv. French hierthel 4 : with ItEitTLlAEttat iheirifeial s Vellgentelated therlDu! fat DE BEitl4; onljta t ilt)YraitCi Vitt; 1 alit. AticirOistr; iu an Ad,drees,!,9,ln# ttrtaj., invegiteit with. tattilk:ve liemencet agaluat tha , ktebition of Be tiAP.lirflt. a few start ditssaa change the iangetsgeo otiwpieto tit of men! '" ' • ••: • St-i• - >a, A Brinien Mall anilveti this b foliowin~l 7 AITONA, APRIL. 15, 73 .4 R, Alaishurgh . they itt*sti ill;•.the communication aisils•thiS :place is aimbtt o4+ interrupted for the - Halabuighers , and though muhl has .every where had-the present Prenchlts4 dlispia,od,' . because he heti:lite/A that the tiagi'Vi , h the three Lilies (the ptdryFrench arms) Which the ltpssiana ,la!ended.,..to,, e pat.i,a4ett.,,sxhares-.e5.4 which they have .already- 'done •Isisotho places t as a signer fO+ the soldiers to retoraterheir*legirisante colours ; he seems, howeier, to have Ictivits;esi- I tone a little. The n e gotiations hate beskstne sort . . . , active since yesterday, aod.parties are already fOrnilti. among .the. most Considerable, persons in the _city. S9ine of the myrmidons corns out• every ,day =!iti.• ea: change-silver and note* for gold, which grey prebithly iiiteod to take with them to help them forweid-osi.„ their, journey. IsstreoOsi completely 6,0,4 • - 0e 04 11 k; . STARR, Aran. I.l.—The day before yesterday the English: gen-boats, , as •.well 'as the two English Ch• hate been for sense time at Cuxhaven, sailed'iji the Ellie to . 131knkenese. Enquiries . having bean male on this 'oeclisiois of he English" Com stusnder, an answer was ret r urped, that the navigatiim of the. Elbe is now quite free as far as theic station, and for the pods of friendly Powers. The:!Cow... , meatier has also tired tire assurance that Allis; may now go ribstrielibv to and . frrM Engiutk4 far gp as 4lntkitedt an4.Sta:de s ; and also thfq..shlps ' Taiga freely to East Frirshuid, theJadtvgari sterdasni provided they doroot approach thefts/tresses ' en the coast, such as Deffsfli *Maar* still 6lotked 6y the English.' • • ••:'• a, • I , -- r -- 1 111 E 1 1 0 . 1.1:0iVIO 15 'Tlig Morri WM Or I;O:0111''Atlir t . • ' , TO' TAIL COItPORAYION OP DOTES. ''' ; '" 4 ''' f ' . .. ' 16. ' 1 ititilii.iee from my Ii a rt for this ageciii:ittiti . . 4,lt s ir e ee* ~. Ihke..heiLis th e last town shallI• bila is; , . this country, I begothrough your persons,• to goo. • .. vey to the good peopist,eflatul.roy: very grateful -- '.-_.„,—. -7 Ishim vre* tile itrestlkrtuiebea endActailities I hare , .010 11 ....,..... i..... alf - . ''.. '' iipxtijiti v : eitd."to atir'rstltnx , s 4 - ",i.,,;.. IT'w ever 14: _ y study:ro in-0;476e utmost ctn..; itialit'iliet;Wee la the taco nat)tins.": . DIVER, Atn.ii46. Arrived sat the ship Ructusa rirananuaiv.:Vilicount „Slotoinnyg,,, fiord ; cA,w.o9n,. liontollel:Anwistrot**+. and .ilimilitacnirrofrwia,,Ca. 1 is, hitilthell they ecoointpaittedlLoove , WKl4l'.., l wki; riddlieitlelii r tiiii hours and a'half frotn'tWlivi*.,of, • u r•. r • leaving' qtre l :mrt ; On 10:ci i iitis nff the FranCii coast, the royagyiickkisovtto, miton tesaiDukonfiGJAKENcs,„l4ll.l4o,Jason kigaSei lassesil; har, , firett voyel 'slate, unskthen autiondoissfyardir getvist!tvevi‘theerv; t and bor4 away. C.0 . ,' ship atilt tret . the .13AOS' command - foltOwed the exaereif4.Z . fired, elipered,. and bore away. The Ruogr(*ii, reign them approached the .barboPi o f Calopiijms4. was received by a roar of cannon, which lasteitup— sardssof two knots, and was in eating furthei!thint the eye could. reach—from GINN. to- Bacingneli).' peared in one entire blaze. tlit 4 JusOti, - and ot tier' . . r tnel . of r w a, leaving the trench coeit, the Duke.of, Ct.44l:4ce invited the o*cecs of his own ehtp to dinner. ._ . . LortGtoune Lanni.. passed through Paris on Sunday last, where ever y 'thing was quiet ; and in-, deed, he says, In his wilole route from ToulOuse, there reigns Ote.most. perfect quiet and older. -file' did not meet with the least stoppage from want of . • . . „,..., horses or any other cause.' liadid not hear a gythible,: at Orleans of King Joszes aplLJEttooLhatring Ser • followers, or of haviotcotnto k itted asky outtirge.)..s4) left the Kiug of FaascE oo,Moudiy night' -tttT4 Calais... [lye was adotitted-tenhisoprearneel iiN4 him 811-11CrOUtli oftthe state pf thP - south of Flrakkee, and: of the gassier% of Sctur.T., , , Ws Majesty was waitittp it Calais till, the cdtoplatioo of ther!propa rations fort Otis triumphant journey 40 Atja• ' , He wail to 80 oft yesterday. at noon, The multitude of F i ngli4h 814 Ca-, ' Isis is prodigious. . They were:4letaineti iby,Warst•oll oonveysnoe to the capital, The iulianitspts,.were int, , a state of enthusiasm. They losd•marked the peivstl. 1 of the large fool of the KANo, , on the first step 4,his, landing. ou French ground, :add they mean tO 7 Oreetti a monument on the spot: . • We have learned l that several' persons „W. 44 ' nis i , ' • -Tuesday auct Wednesday, apprehended in th lt.i.. • .. bourbood aQarrickfergus; Charfed with treilmi;shlo: ' and seditious practices. Of the Arsons apprebrtr.led; however, all of whew underwent-full eiamlnatialk r 7 only two, viz. Robert TAO isori and . ;kik* D4tP* 4 ' • I . . have been committed4or trial, the others listing b.' h , . • Ar i t,iroto discharged , or admitted to bail.—(Dublin lithi.itin t ; ~ : Post.) • . lk , ',. • 4 ~ Iktawrcu, Apatr; 20.—Arrived the Atnericiin i: - ~r,,, ship Neptune, frpm Gotteriburgli, for the littrerw; l. il of carry ing , to.that port Mr. BttY:sup awl Mr. ( ''' l / 4 . ~'••* Nti LATio. 7 --stetived. the 4114:n4410t Auckland ptichc!s, from linlland,.with.Moits; . and the , 4/biam packet, - - r-.. • . . . THE , .5.1:414t4M:44. . . . 4------ - - - ---1-1 , -.A. , 0 i . : 04 „. p05 01. 4 . tl iraigrs,Tdies German Lesion =2 - Clenlenants; 7 .----, Ste, killed; !Captains, I druanne4 10 rank and 61e, beariag In groat . • • I . I 't Major , 3 Ca p tains, 8 : resistance, they plot, Arida , • Lon 4 6 enerali n ts l . • , L.,,,, lllMMiitolials,-9 - ietjeasstr. Slaltum A, 129ratit and fi le, I , r plcquets to re- I Star , 2 Llentensist-Cbloorts. %Majors, 10 esPlaitit.. up a road in the 1 .- tr,. 2 E.osigoo, I Slat, 97 sesjeap;ip 5 ,drutnilters, _ ' k and Alt, / horse, a - winded ; 1 Csr tera Sta ll , 5 Cap- r lenan e Onntre of the t , 'Lleoteaant, 1 ;Easigo,nt baijeants, ' drummers, 4 2113* other picquets of - . At e . sm i i‘ i ng .. „ ~ lack till the 50p...,,, t o ger ta g eese It: and file. killed i 2 t=ins, t when the enemy ~.... t'itt!ranflt ‘ lita . d filit;l2l I Trank and file tg. Tine of posts re- mi etif f ib l A it i, i i i i i olliptis r kup l e,' w oun d o s,' an d : ** . /..„ 1 . .! . no A prll:rsi4. I Stopford, a re- . ci , . v „,. y:st. Kn ifri sa , • s command of the i rliMseral Bn4-,Mainr-Gtateral Andrew Hay. • vise. In rouse- • .„parroapent'Sostf, kitix'o,GlFraut, 1./ion—Captain Baron F. l temporary pos.:. .15tekbell't Brieade Mnittr. " ' . Colkilitreire Guards. lit Batt.—C, amain anal .1.11.ni:-C01. ,. Mrs memo tap i . f r o „ m , lei the HO- CapieatTFt.' . iira ta t -- a — uil ."r kiwi *high ' iiKA)l iih nant-Colo- ,_,,,....21.6 t Dragoons—Ca ling the .hilt , -- its ,7“ . :,Y . l4 oo ) ;;V e ' r i al i nrge, these Gisitge J. Hartmann, sligl dnean KA I DoHorseA rtillery— rny ~ t • I hagiseeri—Capt, ilelore POS. 'l, C eithakk slightly. Ait s i ot t ge d, • iit w ards , 3d Batt.—L renew the . ter A e tt i va 'sE , d ie j et ' Y A s , tit !latiSraCtirti),,,c4iiyag, Lleat....i.ii—Plita bi r lil a a u o likba cvm. James Vickie:N. .oilford, foe ... Ari4•'' '""ser 44,. S e lt i7 l;a . t W t.i- r° l, a b ove men . V k(vinee dratf)l4.er .' , - • I be s'ti ; euL e a ut ii . d aa ll alt= • Colieral 401 4 ' , se*rely. It ot otot4its - to L . , 4c r s , ist s4 B: lit it,.— t si lie *gad*, iiv . b. DOnia„elig party of the 47t1 .11, ~ id .Katt.—Li 111)° " W TI W alt ssn mi tl l it: WA: from inkier hi op Batt. King's I regret' Ilatirk ~tverelyi"Capi i " : him, I }l . $f {.I t i ii ra tt be e t o 7 : in neither o f !Igr b i ro, and Lientennr re, Sir, that pLphyt Beck, eia. a K n at : e es t A . llOl et, Pervades . liati Link Batt. King's ( I rteiffortune: • gpiatie r and Genprognerlsio:uttiii ,we had no opportunity of - ; ' e facility„thg ;,..r.l..r4f oroa ' • ! AN., tu r niiref airreiapiku Riot ttif Ilinuher aneStopford, and Tooloulle,, AtN.l9tb. . • • • • - • • , Public Fanc- with a Min fro . qt Cuxhaven., „tr may he_ clik. The prices:al Grain remnin-nearly the same 44 Oil ivideal for so Monday. - - „lb Aildrir :• • .5...001 •.% • • •