The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-28 00:00:00

Lon, Cr.o "teener (hearing the health of 'lir Woo It...purr This tort was received •ith applaese, and drank ositlyorret warmth. kir Iturernitts retorowl thanks, aloilearres“ ll ltis •Iterhorol le Say vitae of South American [ode r/oftener, and Lard Cr.oeconit preprint the health of Ireliful's Doke.--( burst of arplanse )—llis Crecy hod she kiiittess spat for Genteel I I'h:serous, and his heat' ions soma to the rao-e —(('!.cerr.) 114 new* Olt Milt nr Lrouster Ulf rntit less (kook %it!. euthosiess, folloxed by rrpsetrit eherting. .ii.. Phillip rad fire Emerald ble. My. PMMLLIH them lose alai spot* to the follow.. -: • w ,"1 .'v 'rift STAIT.4-11AN Col. M l Ueretiott had stoillivl Ids lowaliao of bolo/it pr rot s but was prevented by sadden io4ispositioa, taloirlo stss mach swarettod. The *lmmo, of lb. Military ft.ererary .1 *h. fw aloft, Col. Sallow, was also rebrellettp frog a similar loose. ing offer. : Mt rose *Mb GENTLEMA —1 Illeterely thank you—to he r emembered when my Cowell) non ai• estehm•log the CUM of "'rattle" and lialllaall%. Calanfli f2il to be grateful—re be so remembered, •111.0 a personal soil valved friend is the (d.j./I rf She celebration, carries With it a doable swathe Au; ; stn , you will allow in. to say, that if any thing enu'd enhance the pleasure of such fro singe, it i. tee ceaselessness that our meet ng lan gore jest *bur to no one. Topics too et.tt !silt soon op eseemot im, •here the best feelings were painfully st varieties—where silence would ham ten guilt, God orierstme was misery. Bit solely hem, at • tonsils, is an omission where neither sect nor patty are opposed—whets every man in the enquiry may clasp his bre...her by the hood, esti feel and boast the elec . l • !Tie - communication. Tn essanacte the slave-44,1 ewvflit... Ile tleepote—t• greet en sitar on the le. ef.vrika.:Ate.T.llllSP a People to the sttimde of T;•ales •to feu the Temples of Science end of Ceentrree—to etteate a C•tostitylion, hesseath 'rhos* wipe etch Petri human creature, no matter chit his .• sees, his retool., or his slime, say stand setilime in the dignity of manheed— these are the gloriosa i.b.. Jodi of thin enterprise, end they el Meal be haute , sod the. %rut must be ot•i fi ed, whirls does not glow • walk Obsemtebliog ay overlay. Where is the slave so •. sieit . e. to &ay II? Where is the Stateserm •ho . d ‘. ll.iteksti.she psi, of Spanish South America and beret . Ve aummiserste th e fall of S p ain ? Iler ty. tunny. Alio' hem Its cradle to its ifeclioe, bas been the foletiblO.-dialte.ste of Christianity and of Eturepe • It wo k e b . ffp i s &Sea , baptized in blood. arid reared by • peti t :; It bkisphemed all that was holy—it ceskyred di shat ••51;1PPY ; the eost Simple liehir.—the easel Skied institutions —the. most ' , whored end in..llfeet. :4i,olstomskteceped not inviolate the accursed lea 1. • rha Werth, the arose, the altos. ley con. ' • IS 0110 common rein, and when the itinoceel Oft; 10 the Sun eot. fi ded for a some .1 i n *Me tlei rly!law.'s.promise, what ! oh, share to Spain! ribs ' kilter to Citristianity ! oh,eternal stigma on ihoweese • of lerepe. , What did they behold ? —The planate/ 'of their formats —the desolation of it oi l . bosses—Me ' ashes of their cities—their children sourced without dielinctioo of wz—the Ministers of then faith rspir• log emid tortemp—the perces of their Yee*, their • lot's 1, theij pieced, their heroic Yore, quivering Ur 1 \ drifts epee a burning (ornery; sod the most Us turai tail 11l most eecouble of till idolatries, their coat i . • tailed Beis•beam, clouded by the murky smoke of an • Itgeisitios streaming with human gore, nod raised wren the reins of all that they held holy ! Them were' Illigji.oto of Spats in South America ! This is the • Skit soil desp.itic sway for chick en esecrable went t. e}d l ( . lit I. i'll neutt.lity ! Ireland, at Mast, has • ". at; her.assaver,,„ tiststprefed legion of her choies ' .„. i ''. rent bests .ii of, glaie briwg in (header ou the voters, ! "•-fit tW pile arle image for their breve companions.' - 're yet if Ms tyresey sas tell thousand times more • orally, mom vigilant, more ferogio‘s, 'him it is,— ' Vara a Peopl4siff if their liberation is inevl..ble-- 1 diva very iollirlious will be causeerted into the in. r fl?ertots of their freed• en—trey will w . ite i t s i - ityr even In Ms Nord of their ' t rip es—the y will iitheir chains Into the westerns of their retentive . . If Is were possible st ill Snore in soomare them, it et Mem only think on the tyrant they hovels combat • ..that odious concestration 4.f qualities, at once •Or cost Apposite, and 'be most co ntemptiMe..— .. dmid Ad sanguinary —effmeinate end Precious ' ~...4opioop god suere.lll,,uS—new embroidering R lonic/Jot—sow impii-otting as hero—te.dey ' kneeling sw a C od of mercy—t omorrow light. o ~ting the bell of inqoisitio n —at noon embracing Ilekis Ministerial Ptiodat -- at midnight starting from a guati diets. to fulminate his hanishoseot... die element* victim of his fury sod his fears—faithis .. h. for 011141 to an ' l 'a'pel priestcrift, which vacites .• tortreetwed fatless on h is crime., and elects to woes • sh;p ihe anointed slave as he trembles, estimated ea the hopes of his benefactors. Who can sympathise ... with wick a mousses? Who can see enweeteed a mig'.l empire a rithingin the embieces of lb a Auras Dual My very heart (tows faint within we when .1 think hew away ihnossads of my gallant country. . We hem falirre to crows him sills that ensangelio. . ed diodem--when I think that genies wrote, end eto. gooney spa', sod valeta fought, and fidelity died for _lsis, wide he was testing the bitterness of captivity, sod shot his oneratefel restoratiou has literally . 'blamed bis reins into a desert, where the widow and orphan weep his sway, •tod the 'corium woe's, • Rot to 2..lere bat Mt Crash ! Neter, my Lord, never, witetbec we censtemplete the good they here to achieve, the evil they have to overcome, or the wrongs they .have to evenge-.-neirer did warriors march its a more ur ed contest. Their success may be uncertain, bet it is dal entertain that *orgy age and clime sill bless thr.r minoties, for their sword ir. garlanded With ireetlom's levet,. sod patriotism gilds them as im. 'mortal bloom, nod piety breathes en them aye. •dyisi o fragrance. Let the l y rist menace, h biding balk —whenever Christianity kneels, o r free. dnm breathe., their deeds shall be recorded, aod when their eau...trod dust is gathered to its fathers, willies.. they have Iftdeemod will he their mearoers, and et• sousecipated hemisphere thole twisting atonement ...- Gn, then....soldier of Ireleati—(lurnieg to Gen. Di etatereat)-- 0., where glory waits ewe." *M..ateselliait Vino., free his tied of coals llonegh the mist of ages calls to yea, fet esegeatice—the Pa. 4M.. reoligo bare. abodes se the .'tor Museum% the •TiLto enj t owneir ort tae mos be the Seirreloe 4.1 $4.. 'Ti. Spittlild. toepeoterf tow tot.• obeli, p• sew. is d 10116.4 MO spa • 1.4 at poi Rot nab I Woos be sues. 'Of* sr Ilpis ft: ea..-( Ma tirliv*•lit, ilailbarC.l.alliefli Salk •Inm -reset —•• 1 aas ' , ow lieu (mkt b.., tatidij). slo yet. " time 1 sea ma • bedsit ream. Al TO CORR FSPON "i T7 l . •.• Soaves to Lord Commune, of the treatment of tbe Doke of Rai. to-amortow. O. M.'s Letter was probstily rot " pmt if to, it was re: tamest to the ollee.we is alt etermary rule with an. ---- IsKICE. Ha STOCKS THIS DAY AT HIE O'CLOCK. Bank stack 491 1 b per Cent. Aar% 101 101“/ in 4 pr, 1'e.141. 111 71119 719 , trim Boath 10 11 II pa i ver Cent. Con-. 71191 VII Lam 01.... 19 lIS IS OAS ISI it per Cent. eui SI SA lisehrq , er Hill. 19 p. par 4 per Gent. 901e9 Honiara 4111 4 41 Laaielrfor Act.7114914i. LO lv DO N : wmaiDair. JULY 28, 1812. trial Cortes, In their dungeon nehe, invoke yew the Reader* of the Poise fileet.il, 01l A... Attest rettilantion—th• g:ases et now, brave countrymen, not think smirks tatittiiiiritions of this nature rumpled by tyranny where thee. died for feerdollso elleslated to di•coontenence a men like fluor, not bonne ere chaniernos foieWeeeng•l—Go—punt thy' t. Mimeo vii sipsemen' of 'she Motu. May. ileum, avert the enticlifiteri mir.c l4 ll it p reteird. to iiiiislore. guide, sod mere) ewer follow fi e pro should tel. It is worse Aso in vain Nal writers of the shoo • cost "Mars IN osenarion will be liberty, end in sub l and class, lay the conderw‘ble, the 'deadly ouseit ' ------ • asnleal should sea Peen l'eginilsit allibe-as marten GENERAL D'EPEREUTS LEGION. epos the constable at the door of Sir C WOListe, perish—in the hitme of your own glory. Yes, you .....- Wootan, ifurit. Ac. as the first coos, of it. T.efr shell sink, she the son isf the Periseius whoa toe . Colonel Aylener's fine regiment, she First Lumps 15.,. nothing to do with it bet lament it. Th.,* onee seek to liberate—mid the worship of • People, mos of the Legius, lies . embarked—the first ditisiou it' s mien to ill Reform 6 ,, a open the I• 415 of a world, and yes will rile re-seinistet...• ill (ohich every , sea. efulgent, and immortal !! one regrets), bet the.) keep the pristine Mist out of Colonel power, of whose distinguished service we . i Drieg this speech Mr. Phillips was frequently sight s and assign a false ooh in bistro,' Thy place ink/espied by the amitosis/ of the conspruy, and F i rstpure ly oreas.on to speak. has his iertimeni, the sneer he sat .down the cheering contineed for some Light Infantry of tlie Legion, nearly ready to the violent outrage to " the fist frosts of toe red cap embark. of jscobinis &e. Why jarobini•-• was•the nil. time.. A. soon as silence wee obtained, Colonel Lsster of the First Fosilurs of the Legions timate offspring of governmental corruption stallaste- General D' Es Elt FA' a rose and raid—" role in France. Mr. licsni son war Do- otlhe first' Mf l Pilitll "; proceeds isomulie:ely to Belfast, to complete end pre theegh lam cotoscissas rhet it is ma'am? to the usual pare his regiment for emba r k ation. From the es• elites to rise soirn. still such Is she effect your ells. irrobins, and has been seen • hun d red ti me s olds perienre of this officer, hoeing been eleven years in produced on me, that I cannot avoid offer. ins you my personal thanks. I frost the da y is not active service, and the intelligence of Liestrossii. the raid hanging from die button of h is cos t.— Colonel Tredennirk, the Foams, *hick the Grovel Yet the Right lionnerable Gentleman at this sa , meme far distant, when that eloquence will, in the Senate. ta lk .s hi s ova. " 1 „„,,,,i,, well for the serv ice, enjoys places and pensions, to the lone of Iwo oboe. he successfully emoted in the cause of your country r . , ~, sA A , ‘4 61011,....F . ...4.0.011pr0ceeds so Mayo and Gaul' , sand filer kindred a yeti, es Commissioner of at home. From my snot I irj. i.e that the Amp Of ' •to complete his Corps of Engineers, sod from the I ‘‘. od Fo re do , AIA leers of my Staff and Army were present to hear Land Reseci.u. Coleulal Agent fur Ceylon, Br., sod a pension of belie 'dunned abilities of the Colonel, and ii ss particular It 14 I I" you. There is not a moo amongst them, whom that selection of Officers and men, this will be a most ; 'ouch most not send isles. the fi eld of battle wish a ssiesbie cett,s. I boodied a peer, from Mg, ISO! I!! Tile Is net alt. heart more warm, sod an arm more wowed. My General D'Evereox will bold a Military ("me to. i Mrs.. licsat• on, his site, is also a pet.sionu of oat Lord, I hope you will emote this botch of form, ** pear, In r. wormy al m or row, at three o'clock, w hen the Colours are toi hundred sod bfi poets I the drab of bet ho•band. Mr. CautlArr, le the but my sensations were such, I could si of avoid it. . net presented to Colooel M•Dermott's regiment..-- Guru! D'Everpos set down ausl4.loed clovers. Those only who obtain tickets as be admitteu.— lir. bl.. re. and the Bards of Fain-41...ed applause). (Dahlia Ertrang Pert, My 21) floor of Commons, showed, that site murky st. After the acclamation had subsided, it was fwl. ticks with the Lilly could not be completed, se as tei towed by an oni I Call for Mr. Phillips ; that 1:V4E41/TEM OF PAEGA. catty the contract iute consemnistion till these pro. Gentlemen at length stood op, end spoke as fol. —wow— visions fur she couple were perfected!!! And yet to : Loftus have been received from the linden Islands, , M T LORD--1 em ton truck overwhelmed by the J a w,' i n the I,,, g i sm i cif o f J ane , d etg iii rg t h e even ts i the tarrepalriolic writers fall, tooth aid nail, on every eternities. I Lave esperkeireds to be able to add ress ! wh i ch took place •rn the cession of Pug* to the, one who *apses them corrals', vicious pieceedients! you spots any topic, •iid yet it is aspersed that I T u rk,. )10 c o llect from them the fulloisiog parti-IThe above obsolete facts, if pehitid end posted on shall shark you in the • sme - of Moore, the most : ra t ers : 1 the walls of pour, in•nited, raided Old Eisclood, eicquessi, the most insi•irrd of the vets of our cool" 1 ily Sir Thomas MailleisnlN orders, the officer ; would seem siE.ient to acute moo me a fie. try. Tire lass time we NM here ass to honour him—,—even create • Revolution. •• r consioandion she British garrison ar Varga, made . no lo 11h y, therefore, do no het thee Suitt! Wlrec t inch .celbblere reilliiislißlie . how natural is is that our nest meeting .hosild bp so I known to the inhabitants, that in conformity to •r . celebrate the Cause of Fieedoes—for surely 01 40 1 rangemesits with Ali Paths, a Turkish force was l ilto delusive Hustle , is el breathes riot a man whose heist hea t s mote warml y i ens., their leant..., *loos. delay, bet that w . I Weti ii. in that cause, of shoes genies+ rests • n it a mere English troops ociold remain for their protect on tbs. stoical, haid•hearttedheirMmesitneri•-finthioliscpfat,bouissetologi aplesadid illuminstion.- - ( Loud orplersot.)--lo.: demi wish the TUrks. until they were. able to errange lo f t h e i r d i sm i ss i ng without attending to the complaints oi the theme - in& '• deed it *Wild be di ffi cult to select either ite bk I ell Ilifif afrair• • end complete the e migration. On t and thousands of hulf.fsenithed eellow.crt•tweet a s . public or his rivere life, s quality to which •Ie wasslrt i tocidoiog rills inhalation, which woe coisirmul be she i be inclined to give a preference—his virtues rbeiellie S p V IMIICh ili an olinnl II force, the Pargeinotes, hew- weaker, and it is hard lo say whether we shon•d meet ing h o ld a co o .aitstino t sen t to i n form the Commands allbost first attelleting Some relief. Tarr, suirbistr'•' oilniiro him as a son, an handsaw', • (ether, or a eisi• s o t, il a . as suer oss she determin ,tion of the &WA i elone.ere the froesodfirslctine bran tho•Intoodoll4 Imischiefs whick.are likely to happen Una the cruel .. stn. I speak only of oh* geolities ehich are his g„,,„,,,,e„t.ihe h ar t anan i mnas t )re sokori,tbot•oneld own—es to his gelds'. it is from !leaven. Petsl.c re- , r ,,,. 6, 0t ..T., 1 1. crier their territory Wore all of them sssfsin men uphol d . w het if they shook! hom e a shoul d l"'" r ar t a f a ir `'lls''''' unil Y of leaving it, they' dozen, a sore, a boodle's, or ruts ti actuated' d port says be has linen Into riisfootose—lt is a topic almost too delicate to touch, bet if he has. I . sootil put te rt••sh ell trodr wives •nd • hildt r n. awl hope it will hate no other eensetim'ne s " than gluing aliersaros s l. r ea d illems•lv•s egainst any for. e Took. • Priors, because half famished, • retches ; seek his cowry on op portunist of testiftine shelf moles- fish vs ( lissewist 'hat ehi.old tinlete ti.• pledge mad► siva...lions sill not allay the' lusisolis and diver de tion of him —0 beers )—Was Ito snake a r • pout, I n ~,,.., o at suss they would fight eutil only one which inevitably I.llow unredeemed glieeseces. - r - I w ou ld say tut hi• adversity sill only rail forth 5 t,0 4 41 ...tie, to tell the story. I Seen Vt.-seises of r.li", will trot contiosest facts,. nobler and parer email it ions of Ms spirit. When sack . 1 I.; a -.."' -"J a b Ca t ele a ' sdant •l` Pfc•l ' l°ll bY their P t.- : The %bows of she •. stool er y nut shoed foi Weems. a Hower is b1.1994114f9"(998" "nlYhlcogi f s lb* goof* pet etionsilsol thil reselotionwss irresoceole, 'Seesaw ly i perceptible.—( l loud cheers )—hly Lord, in the t ii, paie h..,t i n forroatioo to S-• l'homes hlaiitancl, at i lion, sod it mass and gill be o,d, name, since you oil 1.• to• it tr, of Mr. M 0091.1 1' C o rfu, 11111, sent General Sir Frederick Adam to es. theek you—he has for oil iii MP list SO" i1i.1.1. 991 9 . pematare with them. 'firer ()dicer, on his arrival at inefficient suhstilete. Since lAm op, hoarier, will p sig s, n bsers.d a large bre in the public square, yon allow me sn far in aresspass •W 1'11r: 0 se if) where try sobs-Wards bad heaped together the bones Ill'OPone one toollt.•Onel cliptilnet.) - 1 11. Is " of it rue aoceslers, collected from their chetahs. sod health of IM only pest whom we WIWI' to meet • cemeteries. All toe male popoistioo stood turned et Goya. Demme*, awl these fasitall' a • l'es4lidesilal- the door• of their respersive &tolling, ; the women Ge lymissed him. It is tie 6414 of* Clergy inan—en t am , a tij nin , were si i i hi ns awa i t i ng i h e i r fore: a *posttest lilitety As weft se ebliereen-s man thari . oo, sod oleos silence preisslord. A few of the Alessi theielikiiii.. la Ott A nd i=i.ol "lr P i inlet's, •Ith the Pi otopeps at their heed, received and who meat 1111 WA loved and . °hue"' r t;enerel Aden on his lendisig, arid assured him thst he la kisown, 'teas ' 1 the meditated esertlic• would be immediately , cu. The Rev. tr• Mientsrvit, of I hupeot. , l cased, unless he timid stop theentrance of the T arks, Mr. heCiWettril haw" Was then tin" with It" ' i who hod * kettle arrived near the frontier, and Ain. enthe.wism. I teeny yrotect their unberistion r -rel deperoure , Lord CS/Iran/RUT save— I Fortunately. !fir Fr. &rick Adam foetid means to Liroa.rdhl•Bletts. awl the Irish Bar. Mr. fil•Nat.t.t mid. he considered this conipli.! cloud on th e O tt oman CowsoLd.en.:Lnuistioailtiataltadwisethmeibis met.' a math sal dis.inction which, be doubted itot,! force. Th • g fri g ate , l? the Hot would esteem as it suited, as honourable 1 trail been resin fr"nletiCnaes. all h , r g The l T 15 ho t if p ,,5.; ceeJed, ander her protection to Lorre. asks. of Isis* soldttrs not merely es Policies, ion theiront ranee, found Pugs a . desert; end the orgy Obit., of a character mere elevated—ea armed cf • signal t ha t marked their reception, wee the smoke of hunt e.f the world, eiedicetiee the cove , of ell mankind ; dedicating their limo to the noble, the l i the foneral nosed the bones of their fore ethers. brave, she glorious efforts of emescipaeing an reo. con . l . Ore, in which its r la•er inhobitauts bad i , aired People. Leering their native country, their . Coif r, o w n s fO t t . i n ooll a l s e h e: e lt i in ins " le e o a r n e de n i o e le f , , P : h in e e d il' i n i l u ll ib u ol . ram"iegt 6.4 lewder e"nnfe"r*"l so sear thel ' r . isi the m i itratile 'Mote of 441. per head, oh. standard of Freedom, "Au, her iiiamocessas urter fell 1 s t : il l: 4 for there by ps their protectors, which is to be before, inn the plains of S.•etts Ames ics—asi onhappy count , • Arre thechoins of tyranny had ern Blles/the i People, and the *ill of delegated tyroney called a coin situation for the loss of their property, I it native s P oil,•nd social existence. Tiles has cies- I d This mentorabso ii•cotittion in a scene of calamity law. To assist In this dieing cause he had clronstrribbeultdederl a son h I enticah:mithe,snbousttsibisicehly, ulerslatiill,noanontion eCowueldnonromtibtisevseshaaryi be might say hr. blood-Aro had sent out a eon, of seeenteen peals of axe, to add his intaglio' ""g O l . hi:: else , d the I.Colittlitin of it, will rouse 'Out awl youthful ardour to the spirit and eig.•er b t the Counsels viol Counsellors of this empire the on. ty Egeopues, Le g ion. In his boy's course and in ill i sod iodognation of mankind. principles he coofided--confided implicitly. A fond i tipathy Whet might freely say, this was a trying sacrifice ; I - but it was a sacrifice in the oilseed humanity— • Sa crifice in the cause of freedom—a 'artifice to heaven I —lf lie returned, joyfol will be the meeting with the 'suitors of his femily—if he falls, honourable will be his drub ; his selling sun will be brilliant, and, ins either hate, ire will have done his chap—lle then drank health to the Noble Lord olio presided, to General D'Erreieoz, Colonel &deer, the other Offi cers, Soldiers of the Irish Leeisio k iead his Fellowscitis Mos s whose coontensuce he tßit delighted to see Moused with 'lrwin wishes ofnseccess to the Irish p; Our to South Ameries.-01sock eqedesiss.) Our Calfilf)81140, Robert aiircr. Of .beison-ie, the marl metro, bleed orall innek ual.-(Urai4 la trli oceans .d....) General D'EvEasta proneivaMl se animated and eloquent milegium an Mn'. Olitet, whom heart and whole perm was open to the good, aril the distressed of all nations—be described 14pa as the distinguished and generous friend of his groth. Whet, he Übe General) landed in America, Sad i onot bees for the he Isieodship and fatherly protectioss Mr. Oliver, might lure took into obscurity; sad hive passed through life unknowei. Tenet wore several other frpproptiate toasts aad oni towels liven in the coarsest tie 'mill. • Ab ov e it 0 % lull Lotd Cluncerry. Gen. D'Eve., rent, Si' Fred. Flood, Mr•APCseenell, and Cul. lley,l quitted the room. A part of the company tined, sod ke p t op the: hilarity of the Mestiog Bull% an early hoer in lbs morisios. The slime Were al As best kmdr sad us emit serves! is great aba9dgam. _I I SI At if Mr. PAaltlat (Short( ElPrt) COM mai 14011 ter be popular eu .ugh (iris his intlividesi* omit, the 13 .serntnerit sciibes ae already boron Aim ttteek eats him, because he volt t•iatself so incirperailenf mos The K iting op the Isltod of PARC a to tll, kofilleCa• in the manner rliv (; ns erovirirsi has /iota, lac sag WA apron oar ei.cutetatoo as a Chrisilsa elegaleff.• The Besot Ayres G..vanneent,k . eireaft, eluded en Armistice with A ITION i .4101'h ..11‘1114111.4 Woe, is esportaf to lead •Ittutareff les pate. ;4.4. Bombay Papers to the end 4 Farmer, are Irrivia. 1 The Hebei Chiefs in C•alon have bees 'Witted. — Fines the same Paper, we learn, that lair bodies of mew, to the amount of 14,001), acoordi. g to one ac. coast, were shout to enter the Beetnot valley; bet is was thought that the defeat of their brethree is arms at Chooregur and Fottibpoor would daft *lea from carrying Weir plans into invention. Ity soother accrual we learn, that Liattamilt lounger( wad aid to bass been taken prison. , ha Wet enemy, who spared him hit life on c0 ,./li , ing at sic managing a letter to the Suladar in cornmand.of Iheai fort. The rupee of this communicatiou was, then if the Sutras& woad give up tiro fat, he should rove trite a reward of thirty tepee, per diam 4 ol d eke SApoys oleo should be aewarded, on tatting the wake of allegiance to Areas Sante. The Sabath/ recelatit the letter with contempt, mounted the gato r sat kept op a brisk gre upon the enemy, she, perceivisto it out of their power to take the fort, psocallmt.te . attack a lisvildar and 'wales Sepoys, slalomed lefilth village. Lieutenant BRANDON entered the Noir the morning ; was foetid it ha 4 been throe times's.. tacked daring the night, end the enemy had ~lid• every means to bribe the gerrison. Captain Rogues was slightly wounded in the affair near Fettigpooe. fly the Martha, from Buenos Ayya, accounts tan born realeed from ince of the Itth May. la coo seganco of the aospension of host.lititta between the Buenos Ayres troops and those of Glearal Assloas, the cometenicstiow with Chili bail been restored, mod advice' from Valparaiso of the 2lst April bad been 11 , • triad at Buenos Aar!". It is Said that Sittig' 861 " tr.ikchasts at Lima bad eppliell to Copt. 5t1111111.11, 10 protect their easels and catgiwo, la coagulate et the Proclamation of Lord Cocitacrie. The (War• log is an earset of a letter, dated Banos Ayrear files 1U:—" Sinn! Oar last report, all armistice his horwconcluded with General Antteaa, which there is no doubt sill ultimately terminate is s peace." Efrott.tt Oran a-nat.:la.—Last sight the coma)/ -f the nypocrde, was performed at this Theatre. pl,y.bills announced its appessance in a new form ;" but dn.,e oat no al:Plaine of the diah.gue or the number of acts. Ths addition of some smogs, for the poetry and magic of which we comet 'apes, much respect, protracted the riformemee to lit/ oat inconvenience of those who might wish to wet lire early ; this was all the intliraiou ressoald c... , r of novelly, sod this was by on moose itt laving of the piece. Many of the songs wets iutrysteely placed, and impeded the . haloes' of Ike ralioli ac.SP; and, besides thaw destistatioo of wit or pee& cat character of sot kind, tory, ell of them, ate mero ns to the progtvata interest of the P 4l l. The Chalvdy is too well itai.wn to newl cow wits ; the performance was nitwit .rotl spirited 48 "twit lastsotes, pasticol.tly in oh. pat. which Dolma, Miss itt.ty, and WltaltC4olPrtried* Some time ego it was the f4shicon to consider ter- f ' tale Reformers be Is the pay of G•mern , uent, he. , emote they espatiatml on tbenational raw wi I 'm i meos of sebemency, and imbed the priocipiesth of Reform beyond what was generally considered ' rational, or possible in sttainesent. Now, by the same role, an impartiel or (endow@ man might semis , the Editors of several of the Ministerial Pspers se 1 ineklionsly lending strength to a rase they wpstd professedly end sr to destroy. They will certainly abuse ono of these " dosoiessced demagogues" intr. vestitopeilariti. The Morning Post says of hiss, " This political winantrhank is a most despicable aid isuorkot Wretch," &c. The sLosiblo rut of - '.....a6"4,-.1111140411P' ~1,.. __ r II . I li f 4 *