The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-24 00:00:00

P, ATI SM AN. ganisiag the new testes. By an articledate d B e- B . ' .^ 4 ...-•••• • •'- - • . . 1 ' -THE WE4THSR. ... ~_ sancon, :lan. 10, it is stated that ; sober falls in abun. I • r., ---evie -dance, and retards the operatioCent the Allies. This ° RATE Or THE 1t0an5....--On the Dover tined, die ~. circumstance is grisity to favour of the French, who snow is 10 and 15t feet dee p on the other side of will, in conseguietee, have a rettie time afforded Gravesend, where between 3 and 400 men are ern. ' ployed to clear a passage through it. 'l'ie Ports them to complete the preparations for defence. mouth road is very bad, and it is with the utmost • rWe have already announced the Intended depar.. dif f iculty the mail-coach is got over Hiudhead and tote' of the Bourbon Princes for the'Cr i nitinent. We Horiideln 'Commons. Pool and Sduthampton * : . —the quote the following passage from the' Times of this t snow very deep near . Bewtley Green and Aylesford, day •—' • . ..}. • land with six horses the , wheels, of the mail could I scescely keep turning. Eseter :- besides •the drifts 44 The PultaPrAarsioucams left,tialse, se Saturday •'• • '- • of snow which continue between Bndport and Dor iniau4ght;:' The" 4111° de 8"1117.1114 I. few- days te Chestot,' the face of Hie country is covered from tout . .. afterous. Mont quits - day -ilay ; • sod *to six feet on the level. * near Andoier, and the mail the, Doke .. .4a Bopasoo is expectedlo set• Off ,to..m ' trast 1 Which arrived at the Pest-office on Friday eight was tow. %fli.bilieve we may irls:ifhiffileitee'enticli (*ought through fields .and over. hedges until they. ,A.,. -• 1,1 _ ik...l; e •:i k. .. i n i,L, - reached Basingstoke. Bath and Bristol : so bad near Pater . I . Prit, • -a an Y wewA l e „),....7niff'''R7lol,'"."` '.' 4 ""T ' - Marlborough that it is impossible to getup the.hill , . 1411. 1 4 11111, Ar0g in severe* tint P a rtit , t4 Fi l lsc e- on the London side.; amity attempts .were..mitle on ...e•tititaltAsembers may troop tckit me certainly be Thursday, but were fruitless„ though with every as illlgifreir - much doubt. Weider wei s posiknd to say sistanee the inhabitants could afford, and the Mgt ilditinieltre utartaintion dklicilltori studied de .., 9 were eblige4 to aemoie . all ;night. aver„ the peck, • - • .. •' isatioe-4 :the 'Whole 'letthistl ' iliii - shccessire *n m 01 on ins, alao,..it is impossible to travelsand • Mini ' ' 'cit Men are engaged to clear the sitoy# ..: pas AA** we ty.rientaiil /tier It, may not have The:. Worcester. and 'l, - _.,.. • ...il - A te • ...vioacester roan, OAArww reeily mreltoised,.nay, obliterated in many bosoms, struete,d,asar Bensiugton, where, A .Gelitiellnardit . , 4 dr Ilentleoistkof loyalty ; but we sty, at least, let the who had travelled from thence, that it siiii,Alpith .., elpirittieetlitivihirly tried.”—This Paper has recently get through a well as pea the drifts - of sanio.:. , „ he . . . ' sitscliftect organ of GovertiMent, and it is 5i1! •419 r , ~.„,,to lay titit they have probed tbeieselves • . ' . i 3O.e. _,__•.,.. % o :-,. av ..1 in shury roadoketAieicawkfield . , .hrlit state • and there has OA been any trovoilini 0440 Tar many days. - Tife'Lliestee, filierpool, -and'Man. alf WAtilitillomPertPY's)(4e,Ttlhe transitions from . , • ~. . . cheater mail. poicrAea ?e l uting-get; farther .. thioiti)ette. - 4111110niososatuOpitItOft toinothmil the iluctaating, but , stibtel. 'and it was thylreittexertion,• 'LAM fah of 41$114111111144usaltachmt,t by terns toalmoOteveryspo. ' diet : Veer, 'that lhegintßibrought in , the 'enaiiW of tiatiyin theiState,Airbittlieerby•tilielennaliosight: Thursday. The Leeds-Mud Glasgow coachef tire . - • tai ti lan iked, 1 w a , i titniii tt .4l% !Jo n i wh e n t a r _ nearly in the same *steadily-eh* avow having fallen r _,,,,.. . imoyl. 1it..,,, ',it 0 tee, si , ) ti. , . • . itis itett ) iii,' lull arliftud•.'tibt risocli: suirMighatio Foams . pasli . pou itYecptya , T 4lralnst ‘ r4 f l. 7 . g i ll .7 V ire t i e and Baidock : also Ilse.: fradittholigh coach, that mail . 410 11 1** WR'LPF4TI W aS C O 4 41 / 9 600i n g fi Vo t ne ,isooring ham dotay•ed'frons , Wodnosday lesS•astar•Ros- Arreriently panegyric, the most extravagant stilted- • It., It beihrt impossible to pod, forthevoisid - the " * vibitivid o d, .on tbir mere lime individuals„..toolii it, h nialfs coming up have 'crossed from Iletitingdon into tern. We now behold it theadvocate of Minister!, and, the B4;gleswade road. Ga.-the Norwich roads there B ditfieutiy in roceedieg over Newmarket in consequence, again Opp • iciallgeteuse above - men- !-- !; . rear P , • • . teeth and by Bury ; • boned. Enk of f - the i)brtlea l iti whiCii it by turns has+ .-• •, • but throogh !Owlet% th e mail 'ee ` ii sub - stiblePliiishie;eti Ftektfia • ' a Which by tbi '. • though • with 'the greatest s come up regularly, ~s ,). ~ ; 1 ~„ 2 . •' 7, tpter.tion of men and horses./ i r oYet 111.1;40e!lhANs'citimotost.!.,. erful recemmen 4 4 'Never since the establishmen t cif:: i hes • dhltesystoolthot o 1 'having something actually to be.. correspondence met with such gene • ai a s • - " O r. of beiiit Okla? 'intitliltPlePih . endowed. -.- lig . pripples eriugitree netei i iiclotitk. Times to .„ sof auvoratetiet ynat.aa.viTsement may , it hope ,i,......1 impassable , *eq.". We )17, le th,:gessegt 4 qtiotel. t))! au- ' „ . ,.,, 5 1..., 4 ority of this orreft nr . itiiimielstiation; tops/errant as stating, titt, t.lm.o•4 l tiitaktitt ii 4, hetalrfl'o., its ! I ftettipt.l'•22._.! t r. is; tat present. ° lnternal COMmuniEktiOtt eitilKittiouree, Ocrtill the roads a io souse iegree .: semaie at a sta .• . re, . . are 9 Ur401:111 i the whole face of the country pre is.(ltle uniform sheet of snow, n 9 trace of mad is ‘iliscov i erable, and travellers have had to Make i . c ..simot litism at the risk of being every moment Oyer ' o ..___ — ___,! • 1 ..1 .i g •,_ •• i_ j':: re re . - -bleared; for-besida the.drifts by which they reel ' to excite a 'cisil 'tsar in Fr i irc 4 t i 4 Itt c °( ' ne - Oheloned. Waggons , carts, coaches , and vehiclia.oll h • ho' • i W ' Ade 9ll ill '• •• • • . t; >} eta, is about to —mae, , 1 si r - liu''uescriptions are left in the midst of the atoria.— policy of this 'meashre, itat'eateiilitri . the' most 07. -- - N e '''l'he drivers finding they could trotted. no .futther, ..„rixia feats, . that the weeem ... thus * . soaet In h e em. .7htkiiegiten'the horses to the fleet ,essovenient . place, ••1114).Y;t1flgai"gt Prance , wul ree°ll ; w " tirmillarn ' s '! •- itiilll4'w'aiting - utitil a paipsiiciacat. theltablitthem 'lone, against those who essay 411' iii4eldit.' •, t 1 ' C . • ile proceed with nafety. ,- .1 . . , '- ..,, , ..' ' -..-.---.-.—LLr.,-.,t ,f•-,...1.. . • a I • There is in general a . gemifolierder to Ow perish - The G"zeit i of S A . A t t : ralY _,, c:lnlial"s 4 e ll txtaC,L" the Ocers and commissionere,..whose duty•it ja - . 4) open • dispatch from ....an. .. str,smovort, of which arm geu-: the roads ; an d at this period, .when se sti pu ro r the • ; stance was given iti the .liulletia publisher! on '['hart.',iebouring poor . are melt _employ, much 'theme at'.. • dly.—lt also cotita's ...letteralreee Captains Sir To-..,!ethosa. tae., to those vibis• juke their'iCivlictailtail:; etas ItoWLFT and lleanss, giving the details u ip o n to essential a . as that of keeping open . . - . .• *AA!, near riiii4Tilv-"loe4' to 'W ile "' we' ti ‘ C6(- : fli =ils for the Saki br correspondence and Cons , ~- the Par' Pupil 's, and by wiiiiii.it swami the enemy '• . . timlrolviiiiliy i.ntrsiderahle toest ,* . • ' ,_ ;. ,t . 'The Cuinbritige Mail eiwid% , Votriltrt *to , 4 4* . • tea packets , with, the following . mails, were intes- - . l 7k fs a.) mon l itic, sunk into a.'lkiylluat plug* the .. ' l 4bourill, on .. Feiday, - it Hares'! ht • *ha Gat tenbergh ' se - a ;) .114 remained i n that s i tini s esitr iap itm i r emt. ' -VI ot tilt 1 4 lb Aal 3 1. 1 1 1 . sit! - 10. 1 4 11, 9 ",,.. I _____,V l4•t _t h ,* Iftig . over it, from one o'clock . the Otte:fir flak Moen lath instant ; thP i liellicallo#. loa ur vra T".••""v d` log, senor* it WWI dragged Out by 44 waggon hories:' • ' iietti;; . 3tit.iifti l 4th,.. 7 th.. llthj 14th, - evil tAth in* = igovioltraassetigies were in the cileli the whole of ..aunt ; lad 'also, the mail% • ter ituitiOd,of the l'itis:ll l - • - a - 414.i„ t h ey were warty. fro/en to death. • • .sorl, i sth ittetatit.‘ The packetthereoli . great number ~ •.. '. .. . . . : Orpassenger4 on/board. - . ' • '). • , • Friday Colonel Bseesiiiiratit Atillifoist,lit rtlidlolor.. - • „ ,-, ~. . -NA VA L INtitlkiLiGNiatigiii. -a t - Castle, and had an audiessms of herlittrartirt.ossiett,!..., ....., ~.„ . .. : _ i i ip.;.. -.. li iioaßi 4 i .i! . T i ' " •••_ Ofrtt. ~ • 1 • arrival from Haeover. The iutarsieir !bled a rel. ouissii - 311101 4 111.-Arrively . distaff, hia 1100011,10 alp Pros - sit gable time n itlait !her : ft . i iii!lttis "re g iiic ri ng..pet. with disimelies and loud! faith Magna Iroesg's feet in . hoe Ctialaxisdi Dirt. _ihe the Selieldi f and his Majesty's4o424.Ploaree, from the same 1, t Xhiiip i of ..; I"- -1. if -. - p r a h coatis, whetithe FIX.IOE OM hired o p , • batielaisci deli geed letters f rom the i r Knyat :Os. destimaioa -ot 41C y y :.. messes doe Qeeisi , dt IVeatessaasta l the Duke :of armed down fees she Meer to.day the Ro%al sclionner.—Came , ~ , Charlotte East ladiaman, with his Majest y's ship Matto*, an ".„14/41Ettae,10.S41 I • , o -f A c • hi m sailed ter the Westward, sat not johe Wiedwlsea,.oe before 1 • Ri B Patekeele nn a•m ' C C 4011.144 1 1* (7 " i n ' 4 .,,,'",, k , - ! • stated.—Arrived the Meteor lamb, with dispaiches from the "IN" "c eive ' d Y ei4elrd* Y 4 at th° t' . *reign '''''''' * - Belieldt.--Dis Majesty's ship Dictator, with a detachment of t ' l:." 4 , 72llwltacs* ittNtt 'EIfI:4I4T,, the . Prtrorregertri; were see . i h r :G oo rd r , for Holland; is-still detained. -*As . / early ou Sattirdaprooraing, with Aispokelyes to the .. ,;:.: eicrrsuoirre, •LkX. 22.—Arrived his Majesty'sshipSeakorse. - :114114' of Aisasitti • and. Lbrd CATIICAiri.. at Lihe., femme •____ oft' Cherborgh ; and the Decoy colter, funs the Downs, • toact•siuitriprs . at. 0, Alliiai and to the Earl ;of With .1 small convoy.—Sailed the Rinaldo, with a convoy for 4.! 2. f.. L . LAWCASTY v etiIIOI.6/AgUe.. - *. , . ditto.— Went out of birboor Ma Majesty's ship Bair". The Ti''e livrsistillti the - story respecting the pre.. Pr:worming, JAN. is —Arrived his Majesty's aid" lkorlho sleet to a Nohle - faititwhirtneffti. • It is not very g.olfoof, . roue, from the Writ ladies; last from S r ill y i 1 ' however; to make 'more of this matter that' it . 'IS worth.: FIXOUTII, JAW. 16.-Arrived the prince . Ernest latk_fit . The fact, we learn, is precisely as follows..:—SOme- • : Captain Petre. from l'assogesm, is Ave days, with sc a mail. . The 1 littie . legts the Marchioness' of HkATTOrtit'libint ever •, Queen Ch f arlm t p te his clt place. h had i a a rriv t e y d 8 0711 t Safe. —Sailed a . alt -to' the F:x.Ernpre!•:S JoSrPiIINE . (W . llO is very math h t w he ar oce br t i, rtmi e unimowo. The vfindior Castle packet, with ,Hacked to botanic pursuits) a present of cariese iir i int •• Mails tor the Brazils. is gone into. the Roads. Several mails.l • s owd plants. In retina for . these, •." ut over by Lady Weear.„ lepeteent of a lace gown 71 jcnlP-----' . are now due, which, it is supposed, are detaieed by the heavy fall of snow to the eastward. T . -timid tiorelvei pelisse. valued sit, fi9pg francs. 'lfni!; ' .id. Jam s7.—Airt red his Majesty's brig Eipiegle , Captain ay beim pervertedinto a pr esent' Euiptasa ji k kriar i the West I n di e s ; Lady Louist . packet . 4. in ship , 1 • 1•0111111., • • . Tip 11 1 , 4 40 9 4 Swifisure packet, from Scilly 1 ls.ll ajksi eel Wilda- iiiie i . sytoto, (ram Cad's, sat hops under qoanuitirre ; . All themails, :Falmouth •ineluderit that'svere•• : . .. fr. I , Ip-Whotong, on d no. -st • ~-j 1 0 Saturday; htiala /hitched the Post Office, eacep,taf filb 11a, . 18.—A —Arrived iftesliiiiArabella packet, 4Witi:k.laties, .08 :Worcester. The'followieg mails td.... 41 ,Yr -.k ~,I divi i . ''' - • ..,~ „ • • Joare already, <i e l o!dleck) .arrived, viz.:•—•Birighitacnt ?6/011- 1 1 - liifirEar .Fmr. 23:—Arrioest the Marprlty4B4,lw? Dover, Rye, rorlovitoufh, Leeds, •Norielch,. paw , is bap. • - Cel i igatind, bound to Loodoso.dersog the last,alsoe itayfi, , and the Pool. The following mails, due this thorn • eu driving about the Chalet and was, ha night, at amebae 'that hew+ jog, hAre not aniced. - viz. , : -- Bath i ,HirmilPfi h i m s i ' ,Wool fi ve iaile. of Newitairt`i: s sti tbeasuster stases, , . • '. Brlftol, Cambridge, Exeter, Gloucester,!Edinburglt"; * a mp were wreaked:li H Mtr he dir4 soled I b uying drives from 'pear (whilstljing iii the titte r, g • I..iierpoOl, Manchester, .Ntirtit v cb, N. " v :A °6r.ing!' ; and e re ti e sted OU board the tbiPslYint ia die blubber, ree , kef, l ih. resrubt"Yi Taunton, asulLtl i n , a , l esies .,.. te , r . ... the Icub . "ir o s t il ho . fails and principal places in the mien 4 hat the i `,,,,,ib er e oge . Oro due of the latter. ',. ~..-...,. i " it-a: wad si t t h iP er ' was so bad, it was impossible tested a Wowed..it to ~it fg a - link remerkablet. but hes'ettuella ( 1!„,, ~.,__,...,...,....,..... • t t l ' . tMa e . :i • . trill the Lottery - O ffi ce Keeper, 00.1 11° 7 E 7 i " 77 . ..-, ~. i , .. ~ i * ' "k 1. 11 oet 11 ' di '1) ted to advenihrere et his... . v stri u • AOC ALAIAYS PKollo47nri bill:111;. ' . 411000M 00 7 0 : "v._ 61 , 1 g' • „ . if a Too Weight of fish Twelfth l' • Pit.A.lte A1!...11 1,,,, i li of wow proaofeett:tho ferric, uPwatlit P I fr -- - A Lodge te- 4 ' a tinsTettt idoil, M k W IT Y I o d e . 4' t 1 1,.., ~.ncts and Lt.t4 (Ire, • mil a-prat nom, o r . ogo foirger n'uw ie i ° Y " ir-- - • t ' until the DaY Of iirrilm a i'M continues o 0,0 tsflifere the Drawinghegats ; boat which Till and wh-ell lie b ' the minver. chase Ticke , the Wheel is richer ' WerinesdaY, be eaecrited, when ..„., , _ Pra*illg' vtz. "ext 0 0001. hu4 JOOOl. all in Sha v es„ leis ar..now, , k tin' in the anualii ' ;latettenea. -1-. liarl °I. Ills wiling a 2'of .which eicited so much den ever was , 110 . way a , , _ , r . _ la the Public.; the n ovelt y.. . Office was crowded toe iflor t•hP. Titek e Nt liflo ft.4_ 9 . -,.na,. oi lit o ft e .J;:a i r r . • eiq that •it is said his Ads, beside, the • „ Ten Lb Ain(' 9 4„ r ... ? all* stress, and as there 1 ' • itliteiice of •the .vicb state the Public elii.lite his Cott% Eicuii.:46 I • T the sererity 4 t'llt a . iu every .article of ttu • !.- baefr id-vser werki-..b' • • iir WO frOia•••* te .75 1 e1, a ' ." ' . "•t '; ' . 41. idt4 40. I. % •y/ • ~:• 1 ~ +, ~~r~li • r +•.. ~ +~ '• . _,ALTT SESSIONS, Jas. 22. Kaom ?as LONDON GAZETTE ) - Alb" • 22 • -,--..sew•--, ' —TT • • . CHAR G E OF MURDER. •' • WAR DiAs•AR TNII:NT. • Abraham, Recr e stood indicted for•having inflicted 1 . Downing-strect lin ocl divers blows, with Its fists and a handspike, on the ' th ri b A dd_ da D m ' i : P a a rc ro r t ha e c i ll i i 7 e i d ° : e b w y m i l ii . a fi r k r 4 l:Ka i h :t a li ft i t ir l ‘% l 6 ° ll: . t a i l d n i :cf i l;kii i r , F . d i at e n ti- e is t d i r s f s i I,itlirild has phid. bee n e , hody of RAmsammee, a lAscar, on board.the • Java S. the 10th of Msy, iii the IS2d.year of the King, on b ss , J o „ 9 1 8 1- 1 the high seas, thereby occasioning his death. ; , The enemy collected a considerable force ast : llie,Cluve, in the Mr. Aosx'addreesed the Jury, and stated that . r a f r il y m p i i n e g gs ° ,• f t t , h i e ,: 7"k ' "." -"" the sd i""lii drove 66 ' ea ' this prOsecutihn . was instituted, if not at the instance, t; ,it e l k ih oo , ji t: y e e, e , ost o7l ( ir4o7lie "' ii ) Xtilti n e d ha li ti i ' d s 6 gr e t riw :eve r li t1:1 4 „, :f: so.. pear l.ti Baotide. aid those of die . .ic division yet under the guidance of the East India Company, who "felt It' td be their duty to use every means in gtigit u d i e ( o 'e t; sli r e h riiis tu ht of tat Co a ts , •Nai6i- (; eat itl. wards Briscons : 3int they establi;hed 4 t ° : l •4 l )divi i li irg o is tt o l i Ct o i f r a f 49 y . their power to preserve from injury those natives - of at:d in la Hostide, wi th the real% Older ' ort r he ' India who were employed, not alone in navigating arms i, on the Hidonze and the ( lave. - • the ships immediately engaged in their own service, ' ' ) r centrear.d right were, immediately coacentratod and pre rired to move; and hoeing recotionuittA Coe enemy on Ike 4th. but those which were employed private indi4i dualt. Fur thigPurPolle a depot was prepared for o ' h i l l i teilli ged t e o d refe ha r 1 ( 1 . e . at at t t ac e li k t li t l l tt leau e It'ith the but i"atit, net w ;s1" them, where, ,on their,,eVivel in . this cooutry, they the weather, and the swelling itl of t t i c ;iv ° ,76. 1 .7f. tu 'r l h k e r .o l itt d' e s e•is • e d i ot ! . that day . 17 the "io and 4th di. isions, under the come • were received and provided with every necessary r d . Thotuai m ieeteu . and • ivistenant- Oonifort. The circumstaetes of the present case were, (rei n ieral i htt i l l r it c n i t- V., ; 7,71 . 1 14fr as far at he had been enabled to collect' them, as foe- Portuguese brigade of General Le , I} Cor's ,ai tli r :i,ro i t ie t ra it i o l d 3l l.: c m .? lows : .•••The Prisoner Was; Second - Mate ou board the Jaw. On the 10th Of May, 1811, this phi p- was etstsrepla r g t ea . 1 1 11, 04 4 gei. hr .o r trut10.0 ou our side, and our In ee v ii. Z e " r ad t : f : tillitllintrand of Major -Ge neral Vane ; azd the ~- My last reptor % li e fm re m Catalonia are of the- 51th alt. ; hothitig tyltue iii Skogur .Roads, Calcutta. Previneilllt .this r .traordina , ry had occurred, - , eed the - d.ceased had come on board the ship s" a el --ose— . . . ~ .. . .._ ; 4111111****, . t q pn the morning of the lOth,' he was sitting Adearaflu-Office, * jan. 22, 1214 Ivo lust position ton the deck of the vessel, which Copy of a Letter from Vice-Adottirat Sir Edward . Pell ' • :14;4 ' to John Wilson CrOker, Esq. dated on board his Nla'artrllidili C s atalo;! oh , i t a i t t ; P :ir io i rt s t irahoto, arc, 24, ISIS. gi - Ple 10? - 0 lit' *bleb 'tile Lascars usually place them - es • .; !,.' Mlles,. whets —tifider indisposition. The narrAtii,: . e . w ill convey to thei Hones' "Feat up to him,! Pod desired him to go to the L i la ' ve ry ably directed Ws duty . ' Thlt deceaseil ad' wet stir , hut coinplß i it ed S uc i na r tii :: i nr ol' e; i ot hi ss R ow ley ezom ;:nnad ,:t i t e iniudritturoft cu - operat i o n u z bt eolts ze a l ou s 4 h t he executed !).tthi to iilli 4.111. tettlinesso and said he muliot able to do any work. the coast of. Italy, 1s 'a rigate!, after repeating his orders, and finding hove of surprising Leg h or n . 'ia The loss sustained in this affair lialt been iaconsidentbiC ,'' them not toted, struck the deceased'with his fists, • pzed with that . of the enemy. • 1 um sore theirtatirothl * awl ofteevis wens for a handspike, with ,which he C w i Tt f ro m that . captains, k• P a le c.e. j rs7 t se ice a i n h i t a el v i e the merits of Sir J ed intia ls . tea . . ttreck him, several blawv. The deceased, tbe.houtm E t u to w b A e , a B t o e7, 2llo .,sa.-4 ., ob .; . mari nes, engaged thi s, f • nerd service. time biatm. worse. There was no surgeon on board, , . tut guch - aid as his shipmates could give him was ed- , (Signed) I• - • _. miniitered. He refuied anyaustenance,ontt at night ; His Majesty ' s ship AmericaYoff Legbe rn. : . , was covered with a blanket. , Lithe morning he was 1 ' 15th the. OHS found dead. His country men, ,jn. pursuance eft p h er ei - r 1 1 rhyesticre,ec—oeindihaitie.,2t;hitnehihnounitinicuarititoitHintrourailoyt;ourr,oltuhait,aik.onipttorsla ncanmeix custom, .waighed the hody,;:, 4014 which they ceived . several bruises OA 'die: Areefteed's head and anehored at Nielais u o . citi l t c hnii l t i ta:tg itb ui t g h l e ot .i. where bairn: ; tithed the ships Edinburgh, Enrico*, and Mer. , . ai4, gee 04- body. lifter this eerencoiy, epplication was made Italian ed o t t , t ev b ,f oard atu t p h u em iti o n t . i . ttr ab f i t:lloWinf b d.ty thousand 4 he .truitiat the for a hoot. to take the body on shore, which was only ' three miles Instant,. for burial. The Chief Mate, co ,:t.inita ofLicuota7tet al p ' wr i bt i ld li ta ll . Il ie t'l. elS. lug, and arrived on CIO coast o!' Italy. or Via .fteggie,' en the however, refused. The lAaCalli were ordered by at ot t r , t i b n e s IT t havi ng !alien in with thellrunidn and 14kkierieitse the Prisoner to throw the 'iiidy overboard, but they , f tb of Lorsica. I detained them to assist us to tgese sailors,ran ijpg refuted - . as did . s 'Pottil w ho had i the troops on shore. Magog anchored with the stpuutroalef the otli4r i l• ( 41' 4 •• ' '•••• .1 - tOk a V i n i , the tx o o t e p t (a and field-recces were is i o.ediately laitkd s a receives similar instructions. The same evening the w. Prisoner himself threw• the: body overboard. The' mono p art y had rec e i p t .eau iauvidaVacp evacuat ed 11 - 1; ta e at a t .n a f sb isto 3 • eignthen r and nee twelve-pdtonder gone. whiCh defend 1 tie PIT. Learned Casunsel then 'slated, thet'fbeCOurt of Di. rectors boving hoard,: throlik 'the; medium of the t d r i a a n t, c .r y ° 4; l ;, e u r c i e ' a r : . ',„ hi ll c; p i lt s w cP a u stis -I ;Ce dl i n wrer t el r t ) .i c h t iM t i etiti pptdicprinte, or otherwise, that . the conduct off the the samenight. s Tbe follow iugday a dttlacament of forty royao s m. th l t r i ines t fr 4 om,this h ship, Under - I:await' . ea, was sett: m irsigtotl Officers of the Java had been improper, they felt it, their duty . to intititotd: attiesquiry on board, and le- rendered to irim r , t an w d el:meet:eh a t ea "toll th d :i zi l • d ul ed itg Ili :ft , :An n Y It, ir he fudad it to be -a- castle of considerable size 1e strucled their Solicitor for thit parpose. This gen. • Prisoners: tletneni the cOmpetence of whose judgment couldnot . .. l ons tengt tho li tts.. ' l:l " :fer d ol l ' iclieci. receiving i r iSt" 1 ( 1 Tii'a'tittr, : 6 4)! be questione4, proceeded to the ship, and made the :Artie, Sneer Lieutenant of doe ante t rie r t;? l w " soi . o int a t fert . .asr. engoiries entrusted to his prudence. Allittheentese let. or powder en.oletety . erhirereti it. bringing ud i, la.* minute invetigation, 'tie found onenit4o;eir- - .lg ' ;; m ; t tTl: l i ! :l r pe l` r l i ' e n u ' s:t e l i r tt s ir m .ril i set "t isa il tir " o l o 'n ra w o i tivertt# cumstances had occurred of an' improper enhiptezion, ' brave OM. tflUla OW beach to the.'atswitrinrd g • nett otailiwant of the town, !hose at the landing : place baring also been to- • ' hat noti , ing of a natesajii,"keekiee a publiechirge. — ... barked. This was in the month bi' Joty. . • I • _n the .month vii Tee,Lientenant4Cotonelnotjurigie&itiotsittehte.ta tntitiiiier I Untfee., of Os' inteirted• return to Via ' A . ' egtist following, nrime=lion ,hteginsi s hees: . ;it Lucca , . 1144 4tiveo lie ..„ -., •• . '4leeeio, where atratriseeti on the morning Of toe 32th d igni ie!lit, Ike Jlote-strwet , 41047 er . " 0197 talc up, fiertflis iutention to proceed-in a. rotifer Ind. doveta i .." 11 • ' and underwent several examlititions; and hltigeogh • Not conceiviVe my stay with Ott ' a lop . an Iffier .. ' ill the present met wet One - 'arida" 'lied already been 4iall a ,bade 1., arreeMuel, m i tts . nil. , 1 " 4 " 1 1 4 ,,V 1es '. 41141 .,"" • ~0 477:2116, ,...... I a u n ik,ir e_r ra ta.tg e : t int, un der tae orders of ..aptoon.iwilliutet. (SP sarep desimed by the Solicitor of the East India CoMpany yt cn hie) a communtalthm witiv•the troops 4, Mill Our !. wet tnrequire pnhtic investi i rtion, yet, foe.,:tg,lte poc \ ed - Aili tog to rejoin )our dog int•intia as- Kw:44'44 1 :114Pa 4.1 , jo k ieti, lite Dirt ors iod ibbilght it their .. •. to • tostitrd4 sunset we perceived o %firing at the. toWis.sind blond • ' „ that the troops were attacked by a froze of about sisshuadeed del vier, facility in .flreit , pow • er to the enqui ry, and cavalry. and infantry, with a ithwitzer upd two tirld-pieces.— ~ , , : .. They consisted of a detach:nem from thig .rrisoot of Le,e,horn, to atoptthe proceedinge 4 ttoir instituted. 7 h tie L li le h u a i d ena be n e l e . joined on its march hy nine . troop , : H i pi,,u ; 'TO prerre the facts 'of the case , four Lascars were Colonel completelv routed - them , with tim,lools of • on their gulls and howitzer, and a et4r.itteratite none ! eieigAtilled, calle.tf, '4 rho were 'swall . .. by their High Prient, wounded, lad Lori 0 • rs• it the Koran, 'according to the forms of the Mahone - fusion to w ' ard- - Pi s sa ue 1 nfor ir im r i c ti n o 'll n il lt r ii: .P g t I. l P o: l e e n d 6 ' 6%711 ' 1 1 ,e:1;T ' din religion'. • • These ore, in their eientinstion, the prisoners of the weak ,tats of the garrison at Leghorn, Ili, Lieutenant -Colonel proposed to roe to intercept the return. of in chief coutirmed the statement of the' timened . ace . muted 4 woo, by pro/vetting Immediately off 1 . Counsel ; hot on their cross-examleation, .they said th e hopes th at by •howing ourselves in as muck force a 'e s gb : * * l i i p lil l e n the inhabitants, who, it was sit pposed, ‘ were inclined tot:x. l %4re they made no complaint of the murder' to their no. n:, might make some moreareot Maur favour, and Ifitt we live officers, or tp :ley otherPeritiej4e Indic, 'al- m ight avail ourselves of any practicable opeuing to force pur though they had the opportun ity of , ea doing; and way hoo the place. l b aee k : d iett.to this proposal , and flit. troops were immediately some of them, although prirtibilerly s eeaniiited, as to .a number of country vessels, which were towed any complaint which they had to make respecting e n; 4 1. the boats of the squadron. anti the whole b-ing takep i* 3 their-treatment on board the Javi, by order of the tow by the ships. Are proceeded the same night for Legitoro • foods, where we anchored about ttree , u'elock o n th e f o l l ow i n g Directors of the East India Comp an y , on • their ar- • day, to .lie northward of the town. The Imperiouse baring rivalin England, did not even hint at. the charge previously reconnoitred the best sin* for landtag, the vess whit it was now preferred field al', Prisoner. 1 ., the imperfect description of the blo ws, no medical . werc immediately toned in shore, and the trots , s and field. pieces landed witho a opposition. The boats then prode+deti to Mr. Abeunethie, a surge on , de p Oied ; that from land the marines; but the weather, which bail been hitherto favourable, in the eveaing become so had , that - Only A Pa rt . o f t could lie 'got: on shore ; and I .regrel to . f ate that the phinace opinion could be given, . whether they caused the he America was swamped, and Li...utenant Moody (a - usost death of Ramsammee. ... • . saleable Ater) a,:d two seamen were drowned, Early In the morning st( the remainder were • landed, and proceeded 'to the po- E. lAwford, partner to Kr* Smith, the Comps- i ons . tiaogricil them. fly's Solicitor, deposed„ . •.that though lw went on ' The corps of the enemy which bad here defeated at Via Reg. Rio, was *Second ;tote re otforced at Pisa, undo' this period board the Java, and deAteed the Lacers to make . . • mule an attack on our marines without -fli rowe r . I complaint of any ill'esage sustained. by them during' refer you to Captain Dotarhi , -'s re t for e t+ ir - Itht to their 'defeat. The Licutenant-Colo l tre r l :oggpte e ttnr a u : ll .ler the voyage, he !word' nothing tending to implictite time after th is advantage, to stanntoos Vie t P.ininindiat, Which the Prisonerle titeietrimelmputed to him. : . mas acCordingly none , but an answer returned that he tat, „ 11. Newberry, - virpenter, deposed,. that • .1* the " defend those f. The gates of ;he town had been efoitely examined dim; . this spring of 1812 , Or rent imin • the Surrey Past In. day and the preceding night , to ascertain the practir:abi n triy of diarist*. eloisisard .11m Java, •to work. lie heard of forcing au entrance, do h ha't or any arter means of immediate was i nvar i a bl y i t ,... attack not beinl consd promicliMeogainst i place so the death of Remsdinmee,'Which 11-, dove not appearing any - (rihuted by all the Laicals to the ilirtepattnel e l the s alv" " elar rt n n t d of re t - ft t e l t ri liab r i;a rt n i ta fied •in ' on tsi r , lhepte, the precarious aria boatswain, whose life was in ennalte•enan •in ger. threaten4g state of the We ather, a clialute,otwkielf would. have prevent all communication w oth.the ships.. , renderrd'it expe ! liie even heard one •of the Lasear, athletes thkPri., (tient to re-embark !he whole without • 'day t 'by very . great ex i eoner at the bar, while taking, Net Aagr,lll4l4eg . 6 : ell/tins this was effected in the Den order doting die night', stud [ .., —Come . atwan eat p lan • 41soglatitc1P -11 4. .. . ' -►nee • boai b p early the following inoriking, in very severeweather, tritioat any molestation from the enemy.. • '.: • sick—he dit.”—TifiPiltiine ' r ' gren l ( ‘ ...4 l .ol. - 'olll"...Atit scar - . on' returning from the th ere to the Americ-a at suazet, 1 rental 'tl) Remsammei. • , •olt ,torot.ots - i . . , a deoutation.tmrn the Major alai inhabitants of the own. who Mid been permi tted by the Comnitiadant to•conte of with % f ling Thee. Brown,. the Chief Mate, viiitifr POW wit. : 1 , of tease; to petition us to tease our firc ?swathe house-, toe hou nds,. He remembered thodeath of *Rama/Aimee, aneinrtbrtatetied to* I l'lkKigt US bx setting,fire to . the trctirhs ;at that the *rang had told him that the - hhatatvoin beta . .li:rititime.titi wk. , atre..dY illade far e ' lltDiti°l ' I contented killed him. . Nothing wessaid spinal the Prigtholfi.*4 v e , t; i s i v a ttg4; e t e d i f r firi nt io s g m o h i c i e h f o n t r b u tr es i te til . t i io Hli ' i t:l 4 4.• next ii t notwonitg - r t . r in ireh to Reeve. — In answer tis a question from ife..80r.:,.! pelsoats bring exposed•to a fire from th7. l rainpart LAND, said he heard' . itinistsininee had (het:oPa fever goo d -lb' 7" int sadgmetk 'n in rePocilie yon he . zehl ;ina ' , • . ap. ~', con du ct o f o o tin t d o!fi er c v er ce , , searoen, an marines ernplakyed" anti , dysentery. • Had ata.vetii•ite 4 eiki : ,or 'being .. 4 ' in? ftientenen me t.colonet Catnnelli every praise is doe no; nos plied to fora bbat to take the !radii ott4theltierv“ , g a tt:!l , lette i.rit f i a , t i i , gettexertfons. and L feel ihtinkful for Iris VON • n .. ct . ; i f the troti;;to of Mr [Lilian Mr. Justic e , DALI;is I;tnimeil up the evidence. ,It ' Fl v aess " ,w ith ith i' se w h b ie rtgrri. ii ih4 :4. ene tjaljnl erett i ci `tire lle eXtit il e ri s d p'tei nn u d re 'lle le v i h eiais eer. imusepeehoilyiusiteesiiiiii or hint to tell the. Jury is loalitbettilis• not - necessary to Vonst it uto tithe must severe Weather, excited liar admina ion. ' • . dee Crigiiii it• m a 0410* 'a act of brobarity'occa . . . , I am - mtich.indebtod lo t7tiptain Giant for i. . tilde advise and assistance ; to the Hen. tap . Oundas, who 'undertook the dirre •.• • . . :niottilliHiesth would limply Malice. Re might with tion of the marines and seamen; aod to t *apt. Hamilton, who propriety have prrinttid tiles/testi from proceeding •. . v d o ue b:n f tc or er t e e d his .. se n 7iees nh a t a r shore, my thanks are ..articularlv afteektigrieg froni,epiolestional character eminent . 7 , h ga ll a nt in which they conducted them; ash I fel mach indebted to , he Hon. captain Duncan for the ready tica moss by his prac Iliad Itii writings, that it was imr. a nd ul. sefol assist:lm he tillerded , me n every occasion. Cape ,e4elliii4e Co torns Opinion es . to the moss of.. the ' the Monnsey, when the landing witsetfected, had loved with .-. death of. the. deeeasetl. The evidence . for the defence Finieuse . aad Termagant to watch the motion's o f l three brigs f WS Ift;efelelY lattradicted the Atatiments of the irar 1)1* in th e Dater ,sole, but which m a ft erward: owed -:-;,,;',, the loner one, the crews having Wade to assist in the defence of * Witieetaite fertile grpfecuttop ; anA it was eery .ex treordisitry (weilieiV r the material. poini for the iiiiiittier *UM' lOU _ _ PriireneoV Sift teratieirei witnesses had s..a earlierioriedp4erred nu charge against • Jeri instantly roturned a verdict of Not • Sri . 41, • . 1.4 4 t • • •' 4 . 1" . ?.* .••• • •• •••; • ••9 - etta•• •• t ••LZ4f•I fill • . .1„° -%' ~'T: ; 4 `,f ; • :,~_ t, , • - . • ; i :~~ A ; a s said his Wince was us ~..- _ __ 1 _., - le must hii a great tale in cerise- -thousands, bowsidso soe. sew ...........= _ state ,of ; the Nirltiel, no &pt Corse- !..great PriZei t are yet* the Wheei.,-.lbet i ' haa. O a - 0 wed . i p sut4 e him the preiermace. :,;, , he i d . wiwit 0 74,, Vredneedir flekt. I ittikalan NI kg, jietiWA4=.-116efe of ‘:, Rici,,Warairoo-ottt. the Grand eritill#** rat to traordiiiary t tiof r ,frost ,has .e.••4‘ . 4141,,06:1ti0n draw. Tic .: ___ ..lihavetiopuin sale at tie ipie add charteler of r the Market, *Ma Wasios the .6101144flwAs WI Loner , ' or *, g had abaa Se ihillg.10101664011141•w1+1C4ofel4 '' ; cPvintlY4ttric , lIP,Iff , NI. TOO ~ .. . o 7.5/. per sack,. , . -, , 1 ~.., teralWlßl) , PAW: Oalmar f. • ' r't it 8 Ltif iti* I • • ilil - • . . A' lirl•Jd J, ; .. 4 , . : '- • _ -•"7"*•77-r-'—'77---4"---.7.".----- ,- , ;-, -i -‘7- 'r--•- , • _ -.. . _ .. , • . , ... . •.. - . • •- - 4.. • -- - . - A.: • -:-... . , .. . , . . „ , . • . , .. , ~., . - - - • ... , .. , . . ~ . • . . .: • : • - . , • . „. -.-, -• . TIM Fr ' I'ArrESNIAN. .. , • . . . , , ----e.- , 4 .. 'ETHER. ADMIRALTY SESSIONS , J 4 it • 2s. FHOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Ads. 22. ~.. ._ , , ....-......—. -On the %oersted, the ' '''' • • CHARpI OF MURDER. • • WAR DiALAR f M ENT. . •.. eep on the other ilWo *of ' Atirtrhans, Reeve stood indicted •for.having inflicted i . i 3 and 400 men ire em. divers blows, with his fists and a handspike on the '' A Dispatch, of w p hiC c h ni :h g e -a fi ' d e l ' e l sv . j in a g ll. l! tl an esti' et, has been this dav rerei 9 io rieid- s il lt a o r . gi o bill ' i c i B d ir i b . Y lit ;a r r q i u K" ic l of ttur K t ' s cl ad lu . d igt hied usi, d i al ') e h d 6 S L i. ird i t e ' a t • through it. The PorW body of Ramsamtoee, a lAscar, on board•tlie • Java, rid it is with the utmost • ato the 10th of Msy, in the a2d.year of the King, on P it t . t Y ,l • 1 a got over Hiudhead and the high seas, thereby occasioning his death. ; . The enemy collected a considerable force osillie,Gure, in the • •-o•• 1 and Sduthampton ':---the ' Mr. Aosti addressed the Jury, and stated that tiir;fiplincgmt °f the etslse w ts e v t : k ' and 'nil 'lilt` 3d "1414 rrftve 61 I:se ea- ost. anti Hidonze rivers, and vom the owy P at- ley Green and Aylesford, this prosecution was instituted, if not at the instance, tacked the post of Major-liroeral Buchan's Portuguese brigade no the Jeyeuve, Rear Lo Bastide. aid those of the ..io division wheels s of the mail could yet under the guidance of the East India Company, i n o t. litooltoe. 'they turned the right. of Majet-Grateal- ilitchan's ‘• ' . icier :- besides •the drifts who "felt It' td be their duty to use every means in b rig ade on Ike. height of La Costa,anda obliged aim to retire to- •• etween Bridport and Dur- their power to preserve from injury those natives .of wards Briscons : and they established two divisions of infantry °elite height, at:d in la Bromide, with the remainder of the entry is covered from four India' who were employed, not alone i n na viga t i ng arm y GO 11 ,, 8 , d ,,, i ,, and the " ave . ~ . . "the • . "1 . 44 .. kr Andover, and malt the ships immediately engaged in th eir own service; ' Dior centrearal right were, i praei . liately coaceatraior and pre- ''' ••,•• . pared to move; and haVing r i eeminoitreti the enemy ton Ike 40. 'office on Friday night wad but those which were employed "by private indi4i . . intended to have attackt•tl them on the nth iilstata hot wa i t • ' l g . ,' d over, hedges until they. duals. Fur this purpoW a depot was prepared for obliged to defer the attack blithe MIL exit'. to the I...adness . or I and Bristol : so ,bad near them, where, ,on their,.ettrival in . this country , they the weather, and the swelling of the i I r.vto.en". • 'thontutett • was made on that day by the 20 and 4th divisions, under the Pinar • ' apossible to get" op the.bill I were received and providid with every n ecessar y mond of Lieutenant-Drioeral Sir Thomas ilicton and • imotenatit. . ' • . The . 1 ty attempts .wera.matle on i Oontfort. circumstances of th e present case were, Genera! Sir Lowry Cole. sii,pported ay liajor-iitateral B uc h a n Portuguese brigade of General Le ,Cor's. disisiott, and the ca. ess, though with every as- las far at he tad been enabled to collect' them, as foe- yaks under the command or Major-Gesteral Vane ; sad the tee. :mid afford, 'and the . hitgil ! lbws ': --The Prisoner Wes; Second - Mate ou board the my vs ere fortho ith dislodging ov ithuut It •• uu our side I a • , II !night. aver., the near : Jam. On the 10th of Mtly, - 1812, this 'obit- was Pu ist ag y f l e it'st iced rspor u tti he im re m dw t 4 •att ad o .- t he tia rn aie Of )* ' iiig our 1 is impossible to travais•and lying fat hogur .Roads, Calcutta . l'reriensiArthis the slth alt. ; nothing extraordinary had occurred. - ged to clear ibesttOt t i.. peri,ed, 'thedoceased had come on board the ship as a sms:ester roadeateotateip wt. anaman, .On the morning of the 10th, he was sitting .4 doaratto-Office, "Jan. 22, 1214. . • ..r' , l • where, 11.Gell . tle:marlit ii. in a TIM position ton the deck of the vessel, which Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admirat die Edward Pelicw, Wilk ' • to John Wilson Creker, Esti. dated on hoard his Nist•osty11 1101 . ?once, that it .4,),Cgiti t tls ft (be 106dilit' ihichibe Lascars usually place them- " ~4 , 7 - r \ • . SIR, -The enehrsed narrative will conve y to their IS theidsifbl•ot seillih.:-i ,, ihe selltel s . irk* _labouring - iiiider indisposition. The .'i, Iliptcougfinld, „kriik'fPktne - Piillonel' well' tip to hitn,_tited desired him to go to the details of a gallatot enterprise, very ably d' ected • been any towelling takinsgh his 'ditty.' The deceased illtf hot stir, butcomplaitted by .. • S u j o r d . e l r a l i o li i;o ß o ° no w al l : r i Y ud, ii i n a d ct ni o- u o it per z tft a i l o u o ui a l lth el t ° h lu e l t v i(r4 ottlaliop/ 4 .i . .. c.......h0 made a descent us the coast of Italy, , st !stet; liiverpool, AndAtatt- ofilinesso and said he *at not able to do any work.• -... ing.ses forther,:thiriC a Ddit- Prisoner, after repeating Isis orders, and finding Ito eof surprising Leghoris. ' • . . . , he loss sustained in this atlairlialt Keen ioconsicterablC , . , eki.exettion i . 'toast risk of totem net ,hoped attack the deceased'with his fists V • ' • .' ' . . , 1 carp teed with that of the enemy. " tam ..',. ' ! • ' Nbrought in the :mo i ls of soft ttftegliords WOW for a handspike, with Arnica tie will d o ;w o e j ust i ce 10 t h e merits of Sir „, r i e Awl . isd Glasetw''cOachet ire streak Mm, several blows. The deceased from that . Caniainsi Officers, seamen, and m.trines, engaged la' this. s . ' - i • • •' : rued service. • lOW-Watt 'now having fallen time became worse. There was no surgeon O tt board, . i have tbettoooot to he. fite. _ ,•# 1....4 , d , ?%909 ' : sweirMigliand foams tut such aid as his shipmates could give• him was od- I i (Signed) ' LOW ARD • •PIRLIbIc-Ir - to • -. • Icadittlittigh coach, that mail miniitered.' He refused anytustenatice,•and at night ; _. . • . . . ••,,, H isMajesty's ship America,.off I.eglawn.'. : Y • . I,4lloollday illet-Mefer-1091. ' was covered with a blanket., lisiothe mornin g he was . 15th the . 1813, , ~, .• to Stroteed forthor v enteihe , found, dead, His country men,,, in' pursuance oftheir I Si , - I hare the honour to inform you, that iti purse ace of • •' ' • aced from ffentmgdon into costa's, v wsialted the body.;:, _.44,04 which they per- ' rsYereecoesdi7t.cgru'itileti°" to you rr h PUk r tu ° , . )a-the Norwich roads there ceived several braises on thotdocraaed's head and : anchored at the 29th . on n tl e ino l i j i l t i o7v:tg it toigl e it I. Chet* basing d ;t a unted the ships Edinburgh, Fut - team, and Me'r,.. Old; ned Clio- vceedieg over Newmarket body?' Artier this eerenNoty; - bpplication was made Italian r.cd o t t , t et h , :mrsi atu t p ht: l m iti o n i! t through Iptivich the mail for a hoot th take the body on shore, which was only '. l . h , e ab f , , , , , i i i t o:,tiot t c h d.oy thousand Arany: 4 of t i t those with 'the greatest three miles Instant, for burial. The Chief Mate, co taaand of Lieut.-Colol, cateaeit e wr i bt i led ul t;e n Zie e e t t ing,. and arrived ton tho coast tit' I ta l y . or viartecgio,' en the lea. i•' . however, refused . The lAstors were ordered by r Soh instant i baying fallen in with tbeArotada and It/velvet* Ishment Of ' ''• • hiss the Prisoner So throve the 'Airily overboard, but the of the north of Cortica. I detained them to assist Its In d'eltire i a d o .o. .. . such gene • .. the troops and field-pieces were i so atedtat rly laask' d t a as refused-. as did . *6o' . rottillgesse sailors, who had i the troops on shore. Having anchoted wi th the souadroalor Ate ununicatiOn Valles; it i s urse, tiorse, receiver similar instructions. The same evening the ee t ' a li p , rty of the enemy ' itl • .. a roads are, Its some legree, Prisoner himself 'threw Ilse: b od y overboard. The' mow, that had beta; seat ie. told postaessivn• Was taMii.of 100 ..• 9 • eigaicenaud one twelve-pclooder guns. whieh defond rite 111. . 4 Irifts by which they are rep - Learned Counsel then 'slated that'fbeCourt of Di - . .. • ..I • - trance of the river . The Liontepum-Colonel e iworr taw ot , hole face of the country pre. rectory booing Word,. threegli the, medium of the diately fa Lucca:which plaee.Wii*Surre . 'oder to hint Jody:, . . tof snow, n 9 trace of 'mad poblicprlets, or otherwise, that - the conduct off the tbe same nigh t . .T be follow ing day a dttlacoment of tarty royal marines from this ship, inidet laptain . ea, was sem a' a•sigsutl ;yellers hare had to Make Officers oi the Java had been imprope r , they felt it, stat i on to the i sort h wa nt. ) w hich *midi thiemening to stoop? so r. being every moment over- their duty to inlititose: IttlittiqUiry on board, and me- rendered oto idol, and eleven mea 'Who defended a b lere he foam,' it to be -*castle of considesleoC t ed ,rts, coaches, and vehicles of ;'traded their Solicitor for thet purpose. 'Phis gen. • Prisoners: 11 _1. : st o ragth,• willed and ' , ditched, lad ;opiate dr Ouptaiteint 'tear n the midst of the storm .-1 Oman, the competence of whose judgment could not ng thousand men . On• receiving: this r.opoost, It. tot Mr. iks. could p,rocied. no '.further. ' be questione4, proceeded to the ship, and made the • :Artie, Settler Lieutenant °retie America. whit' to ins a eat.botr. A ti ft he leee t:' reti or powder N 0.... 0 1,4.1y- destroyed it. bringing ud a. Mom t• • the fitit timovenient' place, enu.iiries entrusted to his prudence. nine- t atitoder gun, which was mounted in Alin tootle. , onnerincalt e ,t6ellablit.tbtm minute invetigation, be fonnttlhat one Oil hip ;cir- . . 'from the imperieuse• 'and: Vtir•Lestse awn twoogio of iwro i ttt; . i. :1* ."' ~ , '.' cumstancei had occurred' Of anitnproper ton/plosion, ' brass 01 3 . train the beach to the,.aticittiotrd • mid Mattoward of the town, thtne at the landiug 7 place bar hig also been au- ' a '0411141171kr ie. the perish hot noting of a natant 4itleojaire a publiechirge.— barked. , 4.. _., . ...• e • ' Ilii, ~wb o s e duty.itillo open _This was in the month or Jerry: to the .m onth ,of The,LintenatitaColonet net juslgipitodutiohle • •ta tort - tinier' • Ifr , . crud, - .when to atoniof the August following,. scime•=tion baopini ts beeta• at l'"cca , - 1344 1141116 t tfe, or tieW into-ivied. mitten to Via -• • ... 'Peggio, where niatiirkl on the morning of toic.iiith, sad shot. ' • of ,.. employ, much 'blame at-, g i v en 21/2 ...1101Pottrent , 414127 el - yr*S 7 ! taiC Up, Bed his intention to proceed-in it,,,,u.ker do•riatori. *eke dheir . ..tervliotriall- and underwent several ensordipidons; and hithoogh . Not coneeivhtt My ; ;Inv with tins slop an leoser , 0., actildif4ll. i-*• toiado arrangements: for asst tug noeedipolioigh. Fro , totty as that of keeping open the present case yea one - ivfilMi" 'lied already been 4iati and termagant, under the orders of Captain.Datodest- helms , if` correspondence and Com- deemed by the Solicitor of the - East India Ccsni p en y upl(if practietohleli cemmunlatthie wtos.'lltr. troon‘ Ara war .-, .„,. • - - , a not to.require p ublic investii;ation, yet fov;t : ~,Ite , in"rd ~.'llling to rejoin our nag tut -unities. itt.vividearik:•Weien , towitrn4 sunset we perceived o'lteong at the , towo.seld fontn4 • • ^ eandh` •Vomlttg . to tetra ost el' jekiti,tlte Dir ors it l pd lbbught it their ,.. to A,, . • • that the troops were attacked by a for:L.4' about -istiouadeed k fete. It 1%4 . 114 . 0 part;.oir the 'giro vier, facility in.theit , power to tfienegiliy, end cavalry , and infantry, with a hOwitaer apd two ca s h) -pieees.- .., . They consisted of a detach:neut from the g,trrisoo of Leghorn, hat SitinittitalliWitilMll)4p.firWt• lb adeptlhe proceedinga!nota Instituted. - • • . ... . which had been joined on its march by roue . troop , : oto tah, u; erlock to - Pite fit tilt mono- . •To prpve the factsiof the case, four Lowers were the Lieutenant-Colonel completely routed-them, with timines of • I'd out by 'l4 waggon hisraelW clleif, '4sho were 'swiss% by their High Priest, on their gusit and hut, itzer, and a considerable notneoet Of killed, nonnded, and orisoaers; 'lle rcruatt:der retreated in mock con- ein the cadet' the. *hole of the Koran, Iccormg to d' the forms of the Maho ne - Noon too awl. Pisa. Information having been obtained icon ;artys frozen to death. • ' den religion, • These teen, in their elimination, t he prisoners of the weak state of the garrison at Leghoen, the Itirutenaut-Colonel proposed to rne to intercept the morn- of 5..... a ---to--.rssaa .1 • • .in chief con fi rmed the statement of the' fv.artied . t ke.muted troops, by proceeding Immediately of Legbd?n, in • grLiewgir , . , . 1 . 1 • Counsel ; .but on their cross-examioation, .they said the hopes that by •howing ourselves in as much force as posjiltle. the Inhabitants, who, it was soppeced,,were inclined tat ecrgre • ..;:. • 11 . i iooiti 1 4' ..7.• they made no complaint of the murder.' to their na- us, might . make some movemeut Maur favour, and chit we ';' •••. l'i.trtt• .'• . 4 • tive officers, or tp any other „perienjp• Indio, • al- m i ght avail ourselves of any practicable opening to force par 1.4.11/4 hi l l "" * " 64 P "`" though had opportun i ty .-. f A • they the o• ea tong ; and lyristwa nto the 'Alice. ~„ ceded.to this proposal, and the troops were immediately tei°_,,,.. , ,mo l 4 4 * l na I°" 01, Ike' in some of them, 3164:built portibilarlyeaaniiited, as to embarked in •a number of country vessels, which were towed y'llSolleillaskehowet, from the same any complaint which they had to make respecting of by the boats of the squadron . and the whole Iviog takep is sutras', arledlithe Flyloi OM hired t i no hods tie River to-day the kola' their treatment on board the Jaye, by order of the t f tw , ,hy the ships, we o proceeded t h e n ame night for Legiroro • , where we . ,ap ri,rea about th•Ce,O . FloCk 410 11 . 19. f . 491101%!1ig • • , ,i 4, hi s m a i nl y., am p ob ulee ,, mi d ' Directors of the East India Company, on • their ar- • d llms ay, to :he northoo ant of the town. The Impenouse having • It A t .00 t S te Wi ec b r i s ea,, al b e ra te I Tiltill e. illi England, did not even hint at. the charge previonsly reconnoitred the best sat* for landtag, the vess . were immediately towed in shore, and the [rote i and 'field- is bomb , with dispatches from the - which was now preferred a,gainstthe Prisoner. pieces landed withn at opposition. The boats then pruoedded to 1p Dictator, with a demehmest of Mr. Abernethie, a surgeon S depOied; that from land the marines ; but the neather , which hati bee n hitherto favourable, in , he ereaing heeame so had, that Poi/ a part • still detahicd. . i "the imperfect description of the blows, no medical c u i f oid le d te A t;feortico:;h4losw swamped. :c a ct i, i..?ute t n: lt t e nt ih goOd tke y i r l : c o: Arrived his Majesty'ssitlp Semitone. op i n i on cou ld be "given, whether they caused the ' the Decoy colter, Ira toe Downs, death of Ramsammee. ... • a:doable ()Meer) a..:d two seamen were drowned, Early in the ed the Rinaldo, with a convoy for r , ,_ , , ' %Jr e. morning the remainder were , landed, and proceeded to ' the po- t,. totwtoru, partner to sor, -ontith, the Conipa- s i t iro a s . as / igoora them. • 4 r Ms Majesty's ship Bulwark. rrived his Majesty's ship Itlarlbo. I l Y' s r Solicitor deposed„,:that though he went on ' The corps of the enemy which bad heekdefeated at Via Reg. Rio, I , PIS a second pale re t otioreed at Pisa, und.at, this period board the Java, and depict the Lotman; to make . it iao from Scilly , - tosser. I tee . • ,cri ,,,,, d the prinre Ernest packet, complaint of any ill -usage Sustained, by them dorm; refer you to I.:apta on Danrit , .'s reaort, for t , e yartieulart of their 'defeat.. The Lieutenant-Colonel -tigeptett. as a Wooer `es, is Ave days, with a mail. The the voyage, he beard' nothing tendlitg to implicate ~ . . time after this advantage, to sommods the t mionandast, Which , m a j esty ' s 'dweller *m a d am ', sal the Prisoner :. On me ss aced to him. ~ ~ . mat aceordingly none , but an answer returned that he 'Could . i id arrived out Safe.—Saiied sass of 11. NewhereY; citvettter, deposed, that .ist ":the defend hipiself. • The gates of the town had been efoSely examined duringtil is Th e Windsor Castle packet, with spring of 1812, Ins went from 'the Surrey Fast In - day and the preceding night , to ascertain the practirabilit vof one into- the Raub. several mails' divas*. no - beard •Ihe Java, •to work. Ile heard of forcing au entrance, hut that or any Grier means of immediate • i was invaria b ly i t .. snack not being com . .ser . ed pnseticitate_ against i place so opposed, are demised by the heavy the death of Ranoulinmee,which ' rront and regularly fortified, nod three not appear,* any I telhutati by all the Laical s to the ill-tseattrieni of the mOvement of the inhabitants in . fosamr, the precarious arid Ibitlie Eijesty's brig Es , Captain Tay- ger• .. 4c_, e W eather,. a e ma t e, tot witich - ceold have i Lady Louisa packet,from Passages, boatswain, whose rde WU in coming' 'Bence •in doA' • threateni state of the onr I preoent all communication w oth.the ships, rendered it ex pe- to, from scaly s bk. -m ajesty ' s/ hip Ile even heard one •of the Lasesritalake , f in th,li'Pri - client to re-embark . rhe whole without • ' slay; by verygreat ex- pet El m. quareat i ae ; ai d bie'lly. toner at the bar, while taking. hia114,104,..1114444es .: Aliens this was effeeted in the best order dorint .he highr, and ./ .; . ..-.... 44 Come lee : boatswhin beat psatt•4ltogutilthe. rub , the following tuoroing, in very severeareather, ;oboist lino. • .•,: any molestation from the . enem y. • . - • :. i t ealArabellis packet, thoithillee t p. oick—he die."—Tife . Pritb'ner'ieen l L4 l ,ol, . 'Ottltie, icer. • . tleretarning from the shore to the America at suettt, I fonid .4 " • ' .l . ' l ' • .' ; '10 Ramsammee. - • , nis ,ossot.ol - , , .. . a deputationimrn the Major mid inhabitaats of the •nvatt. who ••• t •-• . had been crmitfea b the Co maadant to-come . u 't Ihmil-lbe MarP@Ses^ ~ - ,ol r Thoo. arosibt. the Chi?! Mate i wa s tl iglietr; Wit' lof trace ; to tl petition us to tease our Brr.fs 4 ontothe r turnsel, 11 11: 111 rta a ss g - nefdering the I/ 08141 "e 41 ) 9 1 eh. i m ,- nests. ,He remembered the-death of *Romani mee and r,.. ~ _,,,__' - torthreatelied to' listodge us by setting, .Are to - the wilwirhs •as ' dilate, sod was, fat night, at anchor th is Aiisaraa g to ld um had I" th a t the :bha . etttraHn ' !lea "WRIT sa t u e ... ht T, i , t , g , owt.'"Teristreaa O,, d h Y o lm th ild e es fa titt e tiad' nb llne vl ie!i 7,ior ns iii i i t g ed ; • • -- iiiiri.,: the master slaw; that seven _,-77.___ .„ . final Vable s cirebrasmtice for usidae troops do their m areli to rituals bring exposed•to a fire from the ramparts. leligoland, hawing drives from their . he silted (whilst lying its the roads) kissed . Nothing linswt . .* ll4l-11 11 te i t l i l O g r i f:lllll 'illf . f. 'Bo 1:-: ittove very great satisfaction in reporting to yon lie zehl ;tad' , • • - f 'board the %hips lying lathe harbour. s LA Ni) e said he heaid - Itinisaininee had 'hotted fever , ‘~. rincipal places in the taunt hut the oral , dysentery. . Had ma.veoollectiod,orbeing, ap- ,on the above-mentioned services. .' - • • • . 1 impossible to send a hissapa Share to plied to for a bbat to take the !radii ott4hatioes .. ,'o lietenanCoonel Catenelli ..very praise is doe for Ms • • ... aide *ad initefatigable est rtfoos. and I feel thankful for Ills r • . '.• T ' •••• '4:o Mr. JUStice,D,AltriS sisnitneel up the evidence. : it , dial eis-or t•rat ilia. ' The conduct of-the trot) - 4 " - Ai Or dila Italia* • • • e'l . . r, . t , i d ~ , _ t mktr , pooka to ium i s i os iiiiii r ?a hi m to e e tt the. Jury fekvAtnith for bravery mid disci t ,line in the fie' Id, and the 'eke'''. *. , • • fulness mith which thes'eadurett the constant. eitpOsure Id kiwi. ,•,. • ' '. . ' ot*lirii reeepeTlll2 owl* l o o t tprik t randithuwis.nit, necessary to constitute . inthe mast severe Weather, excited rue athnina ton. . . , „„ . tit 4 sy fall of snow pretfented;the ,elle•Criten. ot. muitiet.,44 an act o f .barbarltl',ocea- . :I ant - othdtioth•Ated to t7tiptain Giant for i. • able *delf t an d alpsest many °Mori; to foie. 4ioniaigadeath. would lopply malice. 'Re might. wit h ti n'su of ti ;to the He n. Cap . Oundas, who oinderhook the dirrc- . I seamen; sad to capt. Hamilton, who he Drawinghtgais ; hot which propriety have prwaented theoausi from , proceeding: • volt 3 inteeret i lli r ; a ser;lees Ms shore, my thanks are ..artimilarly ' Mgt, when the Wheel is richer ef24M.balitriog (rotate: Peofestional character, , eminent due, for the gallant runnier In which they conducted them; and 0. in the anualil4;l,SitteCita--1- bdtit by Ma prectiq iiid his . writings, That it was imp- ! friz , ch in . d t ehtcd to •he Hon. Coptain Duncan for the ready • oswa,. and. Al 4, Abs.reeety ,poesiif4e fo tortaso °polo As .to the calise of,. the Vona L sey ' , l" .;:: l l l h;l h ant a ltg r ed wi z i e rect t e i d ezri , occasion, ovefit l i :nr b e t. . IMF. Too ' TbOddill 04 Ow death of „ the. dement& ' The evidence for file defence Furiense and Termagant to watch the motions o f t three brigs of i sauce in the outer mole, but winch afterwara• * e w e . i nt " is th e Whael ef -ollith wistiliOllll4ll4 -MA stfl:Soluteiy eintradicted the statements of the War the one, crews baring Linde to issmq in the detente of '. '. , tit rich'. • I , .witoginod for the erOcecutino • and it was very "ex- the place. . * .. . it . lb, G rA nd er101,..,* rt . to traordisiary (widish was Abe material. point for tho carf. Donn Cris indefatigable in his evertions at the latiiling • place, and. 1, feel called a t Ulltp notice t h e gttod condoet of rho haverittikAn ale at Ow oil and ' chiteater of - tom' Priehilelo,' that these same witnesses °Meets and mews of the • bests throop areentintrest and Most '• - • Ft #l, 11, hodeiGastioarliitaperiod red no charge against fattguitsgserviee. 4 • LuitP:t •, ' • 1 Ventll.lollllls ;lett leV , TOO it 'llttorned a vartliat of N ot - 0".1..- 41 ". • ,,,,h es Or rs _._____ ISted ____,_,. 1 ! Pita._,l l !",,,,_the troirmot er r saseta.' umai.1191.114. 4119111 W 01 tapsp,* mast * 1 „, • Phalfsdir , . . . f . •• . . .i . . filirt .4/. 1 .--:.' ; 4 1 ... ' . •. , • i Alt OW notice the eillbiliet:ef at. -llroadey lb. . 9 v''.• - t. Fir: . . Oita • .),}l4llll 1. - ••• . - . - ::,..' `.',l" • •%"" t 1 .I. 1, , ih..... ' . A' if *es/ I 0...:, • ,• . -,e.inverc eattls.JW.ir,t.ta...• tt ..! '' ' • . * ' • A • , • • • , • * 4 . • . ••• . ,•• •1. , . . . • , 1 . .. .• • • . .••. . :t ~.. tf•:!!.; ....!... , . • • . , .. . . . - • .:. :1 t ' l• ' " • • - . . • . • . . • . • • „ ...-. ' - . ..... the place. Carf. . Donn moo indefettgahle in his exertions nt the laridirqg Otte, and. I feel coiled Olt tp notice the good ennCtet of die olliceix and crews of the . boot. *mop ireontintred und Ws' fottwoiagserviee. ,, Oat _Loony he permitted to penult the oosietniree I re. 'UMW 1 111 4higenti sedge of iles ship,* infre &we.. not OW notice the eillbillet 'of at. -11realeb 'bp , b •F; • i r 6 / a re, of lie Lip Lld he Ce, Ild ail. his nc- ace, 101 A rck Mt. le, Olt on Osi wit