The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-16 00:00:00

I ' . rrived this morning, by which w e 2 3allug Ad city, which was no longer of import- era from Bourdeaux 1:•se. to us, as the homy had already taken up its following : rALliauTl7, Mallen might he spared I ts;tion on the other bank : thus was Tqoyes deli- \— Motet's General Order of the a Mail from Malta, last tort' reply return to cred up to the enemy the next day, at six in thel"fkples, had is It -the" hod, the Fos packet _ ' the o.Duke minting. paragraph : - . - . Capt. Cowham, from •• Count Giulay, and the division Lichtenstein, ,anny, Woad be 'mired towards Bar-bur-Seine, in which direction with open arms.— hereby infortned, that the Neapo- Gibraltar Mb Feb., and they were followed by some cavalry regiments of the /oft says :—" In crossing the bar of .the A Miro troops, who have so gloriously fought in the Geor Linn, Prince, from enemy, which durst not, however, attempt any de- '.. dour on ?forth, are already on their way back to this king.. ' 1 the hley and Hope, sided attack on the united masses of the corps. cite ;tit , lam sorry to say, we liast 50 men; 'COOt. ZIA dote. Thus the Neapolitan artily will not be see,. kJ/A L, MARC!! 15. Blucher , by a rapid ELIAOT 9 of the Sawing/4r . , All Sifgel;" ll e.. irr ., l - • nlsuatcheo Irma &dm " In the mean time, Marshal are emeno the nurnbe " . 9 4 4 , 4o p o ly.' any more to . fight . in severe climates , for which it *as : • boaCe crew, • • $ 1, . meRTSMOUTU MARINI 13 movement towards - the Marne, executed a part Q... , ' -1 •►• • - " the gland plan, according to which offensive opera- was nearly droavised,.with manyet Charlotte of hip.hotteii..trew.,'-'... 4,4 ,tiorn and Italy is the only country where it will : ' • • be .. expected to act for its defence and independence." ` tee,a. lianA were to be carried on with activity, and in ;41Tat masses. Ile crossed the Mbe at Batolembut, • ....L. L Letterahave been received from thiPreneh civist,' expo t bas issued sued several decrees, by ura as s rees, by which his with a c.stsvoy fit Harbour hip Ma' tit 's st 3' woice cortollnii • n ith Once pontoon*, to attack Marshal Marraont, tes '• tlue subitance, of; the above ac- 4 *wit ore opened to all friendly, allied, or neutral . BraziMlakes to PI ) 10 n ho, on Om 21th. was still at Sesatine. •• ' • > ' count Drooght by the Gude* 1014 ~11.10 they also ii • wady ,rite Polleasi°;:; de a l cription, 8, with leave to import foreign goods of every ration) nod the Hoeft' 4 " Generals Uulow, Witaingerode, Woronlow, rogation, that Lord WELL' . _ and to export all the p roducts of the • t Bourdeaux on the 10th lastant.e4pbe accoun , . ". and the Duke of Weimar, are in communication 6 • , . • the 'mile hound ta iMit ii . f jOioary i anti the duties of consumption, which the morning with t h e Ira • with the corps of Marshal Blucher who has taken from the French coast !hold& Presto *necks :the a • , L. , „ _, . canons des without. , boitud• first' ter PI mout :the command of this numerous army, and has began ..:L..... -r *: Avis operations in the rear, and oar the left wing of , _s_ 4 affairs in the south of Fran - the conet.ekarg aws. / the -Am oy . : • Pupa/44%i, Isle 12.—0 n the 4th of December , • PLYMOUTH, Mn A the enemy." wered.highly favourable to the cauie till the GOverna of Malta declared by Prorlamation, ; / from the Brazil.; Nye 4t -- es the French 'I 1441411 / 3 10 • o w t o . 1 srlg, from a crake l quarantine Of the towns of Let Valetta and - .1, • e Hendinarters, C••lomhey, March 2. cc .' coast of Spain. — Sailed We hate a letter from Paris of : WWI, coscon. . 4 „:,•`-' , • • „ e • .I. ' . that llerlina to Jaye spired ; , from the next oay -. .•,- -• . 4 ' r' The assembled corps of Marshals Oudinot 1 . • i s •-a.: -e• .f. , ,, i ,? ' *est.-arrived the If ' taining . the following information . . the Clean quarantine of those towns should cornmenlgy • Victor, and Macdonald, united with the cavalry di vision of,Cenerals Milhaud and Naiisouty, attacked ; 'We are without any news for Cl/ throe dav 'eels and TritYeller • S I end that (abould no unforeseen .accident %lie place) Gi asg ew, s ' on' the 97th ult. our position on the Auhe, which `which gives us much bneasitseSi. The artily which . attacksit yes his intention . Pratique sh.ould be given, at the . •-.. , . was defended by the 6th army corps, under Count His Majesty's the*sooth side - of Paris Is veryetrtitece• the • iti iretten of -40 days, to every part of the inland ; ! Wittgenstein, and the 5111 under General W•rede. - - mall which ' . flVc ' : the f k iil k ille; : W e 'th ace ti nof those Ca • salsy whet* . tbti plague 7'rincalo and 77 , 44 The attacks of the enemy, who had received. army which atta s • e north side • lifer g p o • last- with a large peremptory orders to force this position, - were very- •he one opposed to it litho strong; but that f ,*- . 46 e might have shown itself. • 1 . 1 Mediterranean. severe ; liar -Aube was taken by him . ; he bed south is feeble and bad; We fear every think.'" .. .........-s. ;-- The West India copied the heights of Arconval and the wood of i - • In a Second Edition yesterday , we sided .tbe. • . . . STATESAI/O,QPIPICE, TWO O'CLOCK. Levigny, with the apparent view of carrying the -fo llowing d • ffi •1B ll • • ued Go re emi-o cm u etin, iss - A 414/__ , 0 al: , •:. It is currently - reported, both in the Cky and Ma Majesty's, heights of Vernonfait, which was the centre of our ! ounder„Sailed Cr o ••- position. went : *• • ' ' 1 '• el the,west end of the town • 'tat Government have 9 , land, and may Ile . , • • ✓ "As soon as our columns were formed, and in -By letters from Tournayy the head rteite 'of iseived very Important news fro* olland, stating, I. , t li The Hannibal •. readiness to march, the Commander in Chief, who the Duke of SA e t.IOVEIMAR, dated the 1 ' Melt aP -. tat a battle took :pike on Ike 11th iust. between jest. in chase of ,-' 1/as with them at the very commencement of -the ac- ' 1 p ears that Boom had retired on Ii fat the • I lees the night bef • '-.• Sion,: *dived a general attack on all the points 6c- , I the Allied and French armies, when; the latter was i • , purpose of uniting himself with the otwits;:44 Bo- in lat. 4.9. 42. to limit ~. . , • ' :Copied hy the enemy. The advanced posts of Count I P ur l" 1 tautly defeated with . imtnense loss. • i IVittgeirstein *ere withdrawn upon the reserves of 7 Low. His united force, in g .•• cludin the' eart of i .- • ~• wet end Virago We uuderstand . Aim above . report gains . 'credit in The Royal Sovereig i 7 4 l rltice Gortsehakoff, while General Pahlen, with 1 , WINZINOBRODE, KLEIST, & c • at/IC/until t -tie- t •• [s• cavalry, supported by the infantry of Prince, l -tween eighty and ninety thousand Which sailed from Pprt teen: ....g e . I n a! the city, and we shaW"Kobably know more of it in deaf I . t ._.: m odr , - for , Y - .e'lSitgette of Wurternberg, penetrated over the heights !been -1 • , . - • pursued with great activity by. the trench , time for a Second Edition. • 47. 52. long.?. • of Arentiere and Levigny, in the rear of the enemy. I , , .- • army commanded - by BONAIPARTZ in persott, •iind on ' ;40.."`"• At the same time - the reserve infantry and, th e - , ---- -•ai i i i 4. , -littilligence w Afrftd6n bfltiistiatt ettiiidiets drove the enemy frOm 4 bal t a. aa affair of imoottiode-had tokoika*Pro • -b e, 4 ' - - Vbeitstrof Lissetiorlt. had it Tong hu en _ . • 4114'heights Of Verienifsit, which he had mastered tween his rear-guard, .commanded by Wlnliestax. the PRINCE REGENT yes terda y morning. ;., ipe : 34.0, at wh ; Ape warm attack. , nous, and thradranee&guard of the Frenc army, , .We understand that preparations ~ik will be made at that capital. • It (^ 0. , - , 4 ,„ • • both naval and mi ' • • . -the enemy's cavalry thrice charffed, 'to cover in which Marshal Vicinity and Generals tistovalr Oil Queeit's Palace for the reception of the Queen of • thedritying infantry ; but a well-timeXfire of gra Wu ELTEMBERO• been placed under P a ' 'and LAVAL were wounded. ' I it is added as a re • shot-from -the Russian artillery posted there, drove 4 ' . , • • The Princess Callianist of Russia, sister to the them back in disorder. The enemy still occupied estAsel . • ' Marshal ELIO. , , . q c . itne . et)*„,..,... s 1 ....i.. 1 ,arca E t mperov . ..*LEZATinta; with he r . son ,. the youngl horn had been ta f the. 13 't" ' the heights of Arcenval with strong masses ; but a at Lao°, was deter steed to g ive tett* to tit eeemy, ' Prince of OLDiNBURG.aI ia on her way to this coun..l* le r "" " - . ; ) nand was in the, • we;t• ordered flank march of General Volkmatin'e, and as he WILOSOPeriOr irl force the_rientt, 1 4 pAked try with a numerous suitey censiiting of about fortr Bishop : in concert with another under the direction of the to with great cosfidence. ; .-•.::- .. ;. 1 out of high distinction ;Tithe Empire.. ' .... I the of • 'Bavarian Colonel Herding, expelled him from this • :.- • 1 Yesterday a Court. of Directors was held at the-; 1 Archduke of T No recent- advice's had been reeiri -, ''fie : i former splendou position also. At the same time General W redo ~, last India "House whe 'tl t ships Lady Ou t , A 10. ex ra *termed and took 10--susinn of Bar-sur-Aube. The ivaitta '' .l '' • I army of Prince SCHWARTZ . . , , . . ..,... I It is. a comm , tiereagh, 60t•tota i :frastikitss, 037 tons ; anti tioza... , F re nch . _ ... • , . , . , • victory sVns decided ; and the enemy fled in disorder i .• . • : ; scream, 69 4 #‘llBl war taken up , and..o4lo:tne4 for ' . " Tel :" . • • tie:wards Vanciceuvres, which is already occupied by IBy this account it appears that Marshal bctrea 'Madeira and Bengal. -•- • -,. - , . . I military' emits, , .glory" (i/r.seta our troops. I had retreated to Leon, after the affair .of.the 7Jh, ' ihe Proeisiotiai BattalMilitia, and all de-inns of - vresented to the .. , ' 4 " The fi eld of battle was covered with the enemy's.' tachnients that can be mustered, ire to proceed forth- • I 1 w hi c h agrees ktelß 4oesund er the of he dead; more than 8- •0 prisoners, whose numbers are . Aland, to reinforce the - army seem, bowel bravest met. ~qcbry hour increasing, and among whom is Colonel • „,. THOMAS GRAHAM, K. B. and ..I,4eat.- eldoecey, the brother of the Marshal, two pieces of 1131 4. 1 °,w., 13 : 3 AL Faeousort, it is said, is to go out of them who is it fret :sod Monica - Nffilivnon, a tut - some ho of muskets, are the fruits 'Of 8Ps . 000 ; 40 ( .011,10t4 94- second iu cam- '•Q. . r . - - '., ' —l9-- .- .- -thlth tetl'yotti this brilliaut day. All theteowps maintained their ',74lsir .enemy '- ... ... ~ ••• • . . , ehl renown. •-aPtiel'Alramatieler in Chief . and Count 1 10 little shcice • thy haeoteeti. lof the Admiralty have given an mg .. , . • Wittgenstein were both slightly wounded. ; P r ince a o f Lord an , ,witfi the ii ii ,' • Unit/ to Clept..Jarteso 74 vo. particular frien.... „ • They -. , :ji I ScuwARTZSN/PCis • 46 While the min army' of the enem has thou ••• . . as We lataa•-"*Ty"Tr'..:gocriaaei) to : repair • to Sheerness and take the - " ea" • understand that the .414-Ander Ns. - ciosokiid44.o, • • • s -.4 4440 rd .0. 3 s 'the ionttant and , to lrh eu k li tOol i, been kept employed, Marshal Blucher, in conforms - I form command -1e _ ship, 1 . . . trto the preconcerted plan, has penetrated through ;to a - eritfi SOCHP.I 4- ''..• TO 1 91 an 'of earl. 'her with alt et ;lien round to Portsmouth.: w • fl e•P -V•e-t4 st ' ‘ , 4 junctieo' , , .. , , y . p.ed „ . . Sec/line to Epernay, driven back all the posts of NAPOLEON has evidebily been . that• of,eonathematl. i This'll; potted total Very hatidsome in the Admitalty Board, as it ka. ,,... ; " ..,1 e * Slatslial Marmon!, and thrown a bridge over the' cal General ; -he has placed the Attlee/ Armies in 5 gives:Lord C. time to justify himself, and.does not ~" ".I.IP re d u ced ... y his triuney, • ' Marne. • i triangle—their first attempt was to pte t ce.the base e y dla the service of the ship. Capt. jo•insee l .on " " The enemy, in . consequence of the manceuvres t fi l f e a • , receiving the temporary command 4 4 . 04: . • 2 1 , , ,,,,, a ,, i , neeri. of that triangle, at Chalons ;, having • 4n that, • ." 7 "" . I On Thursday of the Allied Armies, has been compelled to separate I .7 1a •••• • -yesterday, set off immediately for Sheerness. • -i , : they were s c attered . , , .. 1 - 41 . to the extreme poillris of•t d ence :gicaents •of . .Lig, his force, and has gone in person against Marshal, We are assured filet tbe•statement in the evt Blucher, the direction of whose march must give rise,' and keeping them c onstantly upon the a ties i the ad on the Stock Exchan e oN a - • 1 base, for France: tit .to great events." . . •1. by detached corps of his lusty, he •has reserved tosiookons having been bought .at the shop of Mr. , • the lion. Major ; ....e.opieeteaeee .. ...1 himself the main body, with which he is constantly I SlNg.s7 f ora r a ft Of 1.4014 COCURANE, if found- go • - - 1 At the sale - of ,pu et e ,as it Tise Gesssissow of the Monthly Magazine bl . hd ' should seem, ready to defend the eapitat;—.; be Incorrect, ~ , . .. .. MEN the Pulpit * - New ConveurOw Avr.—We can Vita", .6n Oa' , •at No. I, Paternoster-row, having thought pro! We are frequently told of the number of the ~ . Alibilid•l was erchased • •• thortty on which we have been in the habit of rely- , P. per to. insert a paragraph is the last Number of ; forces , and their expected reinfor . cementa;'lme tire'2o guineas. • The 4eg, that a Bill is in preparation, and will-be intro- - ~.. ._, that lurk, stating* that the Courier and Stales- ' hear very little of the enemy's ; fircri;.-othethei tins 4 ~..,7 v. -.aced early on the Meeting of Parliament by Mr. " t e venerabign, .., the gaoll•ef• - teed , -man were both to be disposed of, Mr. LOVELL : want of information proceeds from design, tie *thee. ' past,, to amend the Convention Act—by which.any I r that 'anti oay, feels it incumbent on him to contradict the report, wise, it would be difficult to determine. Thus tit Wein, whether in the present form; or what is ' • will be lightened Represen called an Aggregate Assembly, will be declared to ~ . , so for as relates to the STATESMAN. At the same ,we placed in a state of suspeuce, between the. guislied himset tonstitute , a misdemeanour. •In short it is intended is ti time he cannot avoid expressing his extreme stir."' credulity of the war action, A an- tie advocates . ‘ 'at 7 to enac t , that Meeting, unlets one where the 1-91 ink. thinking mind tune no prise at the propagation of so wanton, malicious, ' peace.%influenced the • • • .Sheriff of the Bailvtickur &Magistrate preside , -shall • - :marked though and unfounded a report, and he trusts the Con- i date , je e d r u e be deemed a legal Assembly. Hence it is easy to-lit e r . . Dutch Papers, to a late were tete press their duchn• of the Monthly Maginine will see the pro. ' • - ......:A Ter, that Public Meetings must soon . cease altogether..l! night. Their contents are important, as centimes% I. . . - • .bona% proof of propriety of contradictin g it in his next Number, at is, therefore, taco nt on eCa t h o lic oar o independent robe * the B d t with the unfortunate affair at Bergen -op-Zo CC .• ' , ° • - 1 *sed all business, and to prepare their different Pe- I C toobviate the injurious tenilency which a false ru- H err i n An article, dated, Breda, March ' 10, iseutioney• litious and Addresses: for, or else we much m i ssa l - ' of this nature is calculated to produce. : As sizes for ' tsur that plan of the French has been discovered foe culate, there will not be such a Body as the Catholic : „ rmanton at Nrwgote, :tlarch iii. Board in existence by the middle of April.—Now, ' .. forming a junction of the garrisons of Walchtrese Betz, Bergen-op-Zoom, and Antwerp, to ma simultaneous attack upon the English' itufa weeps; stretch from relli fto the SaiffdL"lrdoerielit ' Fete, d male' • u Mr. Pates hand is in, we should suggest, ns a co- .. lime, t+ Tottery or component part of the Bill in question, .. ' •, that be would intecidee . c it clause, making the Meet- : • ete, an ten and nerd taboo Iris escape from a few dayii Alice, Ing of the Orangemen at least as penal as those of. stand, . . r that the Dutch people take but•little irate • the Catholics. For the present , we shall suffer the . 1 P ea fair, eiercicin after he had-been • - • ' • Post 1 the defence of their country ; amigos. loalish wise '‘DeStion to rest. —(Dublin Evening .) I rtttics .tatt. STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONII 07C14)CIC i . i for picking a r it • ra Cate ed. lotog. Anu. ludio Builds - hewing been weakened so much by. lb* 410 let OA*, .-, I.etters were yesterday received from Geneva to ' ' was r gnised . e g er e pee ttr •the 250 ult. by which we, are sorry to learn that the - trophy at Bergen-op-Zoom, must On Friday . tit 04,- 3 Coo. Gem. 701 It 7os 1 Exchequer Hilkt..s p Camp Fever prevailed in that city. The churches 1 • pee cents. ' . I thallium 2 5 i 7 3i . ..0 . • reinforeements to stand their groun .d• Vittia' fo G. a nurser man-of WWl premises of Mr. Marshall, . y . , 6 per Cent. Navy 97i 871 .l Cutouts for Am. tOi 1“ , .-- re , - were converted into hospitals for the reception of the . • ~..... cannot give credit to the reports latey 40, - circa- sick, who Were very numerous . The town had been i 2 1 sor had been robbed of a variety of articlet ; at the ';, a. ! same time it was ascertained that the.premises of IC ..• -, jation, that a considerable part 44-4ose- force" in a great measure de.prived of the means of defence ; . _ I . the der the direction of ; bieuborough, a stone mason near the. same sp.et, hue s corm p rt. Mails Dee 1 - • Lisbon • 0 .1,..............e..... A...A:. e tk i. , :itt ...• . e, • ...• JIM / r m. 0 . 0 9 Bel ign . 1 t Holland II _ _ r 'in Holland were to be withdrawn, an d em inirked for the purpose of joining Lo rd Witt+ I.ONDON: isiNOTOIS• If this main defence .lof 11011Sfid is tit depend chiefly on the British W SEM %T. MAIMS 16, 1814. suit will be something singly .The Gazelle of last night contains a letter from dition. It.ar-Admiral Pevnose, datetion board his Majes- The public mind is it . ty's ship Porcupine, off the bar of the Adour, movements of Lord CASTLERZAGaI, Feb. 25, stating, that the whole of the boats and now considered as doubtful small vessels destined to assist the troops in crossing Parliament, and another a 4 the Adour, succeeded in passing the Bar of that Ministers are anxiously w' river the preceding day ; and by the arrival of the next Messenger from France, •Insolosi brig at Plymouth, advices is said to have bring the ultimatum of Bow, been received, that atter the passage of the Adour posals. If the terms was elfected by our army on the 24 th, "the whole hireling Prints are correct,. • marched on towards Bourdesex., Gard VVELLisa- likely they will. be acceptable • TuN was soon afterwards stet by two Contaaissign.,. tien. STATESM:4II.-,r: by removal of tie cannon, um_ the Austrian General, who has given receipts for it to the Monicipallty,, and who had applied the artil lery elsewhere. We have nowise the following 6 The F- Generals DE. been robbed. e 'ty the, fa( iption received from a watchman, the thick of,feeti : and of a vibeelbarrowy was traced to a small house In an obscure.ptasage in t. Xark.street, in which Aias a man of *the name or 'fng, whose apartment .was learchetl and a ►a d the property found. , UN-EXCHANGE, MAR= 18.-11a.vIng but little Wheat at market tNs meriting, what apnea red freely froth Is. to S I! per quarter higher than on, )nday. ...--Barley rather cheaper* A il 'D il ler ar ti c les continue as on hiondayi but rowdy sae at those; prices, Wheat (Englirh) 69 87 gems (F 0 X 0 6 11 ) 6f 67 Old dine . 6 . •49 44 Tiet d0 ...._. . 4U 44 Bartelelf •••dift Old o ,tS .... tl2llneditta i4tbilte..‘ 4o 64 ditto .... rceed Of Fine 'tour 'Pear N. 54 4 09 1 6 1 1 . • i.,44 04‘.4t 4• ~,. f . `R.~r B with the Ftench p4:.*! ti l d oeg oot MCnineileb 1111 Per, that he had effected itkiiittia4 tr ia l : with ta who „ * „ 0 „ d torgierfoeityp Gooerg sir 6 " 1 0 General, 4X--1 Wi t t ra r*O a t 'th tine :'`°g ould be non` of th• °petitions • The Loa' itith fore .. the; . 4- 4 aX;;;.t., FEB.IB .—.. Tie French Generals DE . l - r,"'" toilet to Oli*o" 0 *Apr and Ott PAS, after a series of engagements in ; na4lii .. • . f, ', $ . . Savoy with the'Austrbin troops, have entered * Cham.• I - rietY ' : 'd hithe r berry. The new xof that neat has excited some Cot •-• serious alarm. • r.f we are to believe the accodnts fresh at preteat occupie rrLEaaAoa mineveideltntn ga which have reached Us this morning, the French have ~"1 11f ; the me iek dfui be f ore • .. . cut offthe retreat otowardsthe Austrians towards this place, ,mood r adjourn's* .1 4 1O.pOltel It and in that e v ents t is dot intprOhable that they Will centit . waiting the iteting bf tit* pat us a visit." • . ' : • • prices . F rance , who hi expect `td Capt. GRANT, a pedutrian, undertook yesterday, D w i b re tto r i 30i APliTt to our last re. ea the Stanutove rusk .to . go a stile in five minutes Rye A mentioned 'in-sento Si I tia and fi ft een de"4"11; I Mis ancemillishe4 his. task in. fi ve 4:2e3 . seconds within thug . • elm time. do -do net . t.h7 8 :'z•The . boy - wimi t 7iirati• so barbavously treated by.ne.rtite . ct,. we :ceptable te the F 'nit weever; near Wibdier, we undeilitend e abe a ia d • , ••.;--, . j ?. ' 1. .',. '.tron'te•bir. ittaTluip the'l{theliiiki 0 ' . s ..• • .• .', • 11 1 ... Otani NAVAL 10 to , le; to • tli 4 1111 „IILsT ANz.....45N ourdeaux, who requested that dug eity A Malta Mail toll arri ared ; to which request a most concllia- 111+11received.the was made; ,and it was vnduest ood that at to Dab. IS. TrAltocryterete, WO eigoaried. the flat' NO ? ”, after his r dbe ieeted. by the people of Slrdlieut i'lilmtili isipoi.tant trint.—A letter from on binkid the imo . 46 The army is hei . . ..._ im..l irnoirit_ who b .. t 7 . ' l•- . on. . •-• '• .:_t.... - -----.--,-. ; --1,,.......; .• •, '. . L. INTELLIGENCE. - - 1 '' - Allis • • re g !iir 19.—Arrived the Martha paeket, with • . mt from Gibraltar its el da)s; tell at the . int,- I, bound up ; and the shit; Oracahena, don, at I Malta--miled the 201 h Dv., arrived at be too mud soiled. from thence the foll.iwing day, Joann 'row Bermuda ; Ardent, from Cork i and r.litelk P , from VVateatind. and vul .—A rrived the Actire;hlred-cutter, with France The 1. Y lung. llofie 0' Rom 15.—Aerived the Thetis , Adisihitrge, Minds 1 intmen.--Saited his 111:tle,ty*sitie Mi.:e- i - salvor. Uri Gstern!tey and Jerre,..-.-: Went Mit of ly as Ali 's ship Melpototrue.—flis Mnjest.l%...tti•ft . as apt; hmulh artf.tesSels . hietod'io the Melliie * r, • ( hat 4.4 i 44 „ 01( 44 1 4 ,i,,, 01 4," el i t . 4.1.4 C o il. with 4' ~',, : • the - Sfs net per. ,illitstlbs.eaPostpt t•+sail IR nat . . t Try a,ts tospbsiv!l tlidiailet' reotii ss itlt the tut , pt! „ ... ei me Loll, &ea aistl44ol44';‘:.•. .- ..- : . -.* lions t , non j4.eettlitu e a BM'ffeitw:.itt OA 'e ttft . . driven. " :::: : I :l : ftl i i lslorl 4l4 J llB:l'.: r7 i3 l 4 el itc.llX7 i7l: 4 ''' : .... '''...:ll4 li l; h l nt Hawke adl Fltta, TrTim tiradorit 's he. • 1, v.. .. fuhreci 1 ,„ i r o so tieerpeojq r and the dupe , from . •, r *red t - • 4 . . .0. ':' . fitted t - , ..1 . .7 6 .w.;,. • - ...- A, 1 _ r li e li r i a p e s r, P lit iag4 itect fam .46e44 . Corittl i* hi eli taili c44l • 3: . - t ag rl e ;. ll i' l fleet for:Splin t V.iiiiiiii r titir ~. .. Ver Al ~•,.;....,,,„; .at ' Iss. %A. is fleet sailed (foie Vert' wes. awA . e • lIAC :ir. tree • • ' ._ .. . ?: 1 isauguii lk ships Min-arta - 1 1 /CDrii• oat. - • .- /, - 1 . •.. - mai Gibraltar the l'ttb ult. fot tti.. . , death c of log te . itourty etpelt‘d'. ' ' • !lan of war, 'which titis'oli.the lith . -- - ieg ial ,...„ ll two frigates that tilted from.** Me- . ,a - ' 11 " . . t efore, Wall spoke with - iin thipvitte, , ~ ti n :" mg. 5.11. with, the ilebrna'olll: Of a ) gun ! brig in compirity.'. • ~'l- .. _ i - . " .. . • .td in ' i'eeerekn, man of wet, 'CIO vies, i . ' , .,4 141 --, 1 17,j . ft Portsmouth eke Ate:lo4; 'T t i t t as ... - Win I° slitert.aheait, Was. onlihriCtis". - ~ ~ ,w4m. 11. with about ; iieltkits•ilbarthy, ,ppitt It *OO4ll. _ , , y+ _ ,:..'c . • tie ' a v a s yesterday tecetie 4 rr o 4 !lris . ' i flaillo Melt ,time.,l4ord W. ovallitelt was ha 'Ow - Imre t is further Staled, that thitheiSts, . military, -in-that tteighbooettoOdt tid ' A ' der Dler the directiOn 'or his - 14464P, lead • • :iii s m e report which was beliesed,..,thst In. : jo s the -ken possession of by 111 e jal t atuAeOs • • MIMI nd Neapolitans?anni that Fori 'Verdi- : s h i ' ; t ~, same hands- 0 .I(`W. suPPO!fd tliat I - let - egi ... •SA LTS fill AO • :Aireiiti; become : she new not hi fusc,tav, and, ..ivoutd;caitort? twits seem ur the Court of ; #l,4tesil• .• • . l i tito mon espreasiowa achAris . riiii.,!iy Ole . l o a m gn of the:preivilitlayi..irpOtking of a : : bi l k' ,to srty,- o .•they aro. muted with ' ; .e er i t , it converts ale.igoffi) ; .•;.-Loo is- XIV. • - .6-i 0 e eiew . of an E l /testi Ambassador a - ' :v itr o arse-grenadiers, saying, " Those are ) *: .ii i i3O •.:11 in the universe L there is not one - 44 ,40 s not corrrect.3sith,SPoccacle."-" - " Wen - i ein-fe lically, the Ave s einjeasiorA.:, SraPV- tii . 1 14 AJv.sc - r. el 7t r ioss - ,iiiser, , - -..i, • . Aid; e .nottudedl",-A. 'diet - lanced, .4 s a i l . • ecceet . ;of /IV .tisn i , „ B.ortrea, ~ ..-' • peep Ogled I deed; welt)ll4 • " ill .„' -, ' f:- . - . ~.j...st i e b v i iiis.xvi:l* - . . -Ali person. amyl ' .-"` . wry t was toncuy s ei i s. , , talthout being chs. s '. • • r , hi - POi,clang,c,:.!lll:4Zineel the . merit 4 .• . t • j l every fortress which was either bought the 1 , or subdued by thb skill of, his eisgi- ' it vli -- - - . (14 11 ly three troops of the 6th 'and 13t% r ' , e. •' - birti ght Dragoons, and a detachatient of . ' trail Id infantry, ernharked ottortemosth, 'i - T i rei le. former Were fitider the Command. of r i A ir .1 4 -vcion, . son, ef told - BEAim n Slain ' of the library of the late Ber..S..f.tt.- ' If 1 1 it Bible of tile ceiybrated.,'Orr try4m, 2 ". no 1 for Mr.,WiliTAttan, Ilt,tlOprice of • 4- eke ['he contrast betleen:The period sheen. ' s to owner was incnOViet%4 for 12 years . in ,rest etlford, by the opileot , and:powerful anti tied the present tiate;':l4kon • the en; ' 'it is resentative for that - 14aWsilitaibus dis- - s s' - 4r nbe rsseif, Mast strike every inibieased and nj i i,„ with similar sensations to those which • ~4 4 6, e company assembled, in the. most. : ..pus h,decorous manner, to spontaneously - • bit unqualified :approbation of this addi- , , poi of ,the lihetality of the high-minded and . sop %Pmoi9lieV... • .., i rho wis tiled and convicted.nt. the late irrey,of .plcking the pockePlef .Lord s . .' • t Vauxhall, on the night of the' Vittoria. :..* ntenced to seven years' imprisonment. ur on board the hulks, and • who made t in thence soon after, was,,sri under: .. . '." • 1 / 1 1 . 4 ""1 1 1 114a afiludiettriet . : • • ~ s - ig his old prOfessien,At -. .e34 not lilt teen committed te,Tiril(ofgeX4ex.triali - ~:. • Gentleman's pocket., the t titie, person . ..... .2111,04 4. .. . - .. ho morning it was diaeovered- that t • . ~~ -.~:~^- u - 4. - 4 _~ D 1' .0