The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-28 00:00:00

A j-cit cs.. A_ • LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1819. & - - " The Corse for which 114nroaie fell in die held. and SYDNLY died on de ac.(/old' " 4 3,44,4;hitnia& L;S, N,.1299. FINISHING ACADEMY. rATEATON.STREFT. /VIM Aotted by W. TATE (forwithl, Boetbewer aad,Tnte), Lithe lIE stteslisn of the Pshlie le reepeelfelly Ise T riled in the NEW SYSTEM *1 INSTRUCTION prartivd in Ibis Coarent, fnr nsavlorl• qualif•isi Tn.*, Persian r every Dep atweat of Nolaess, open a Plan Mow, and eatirels imisehliag with, the remit practice et the Corifeler bow*. • A reerit•esble fedorates hoe reeesily liven and, in the Term% which. with oilier pnriicalars, rna• he 01.tiimed at it* Atoglenty I where way aM he had. the rorl fort CALCULATiONS of COIIIIERCIR awl FINANCE. Tit Atidesmy Is arm Nadal. Wedserltty. nod TNarsdav IkIVENINCht, ter Ciestlenss espied Is Ilsalass thorn the Day. FOWTRAM heath!) , solicits the attention of • 11* Public in ids 'sealant STOCK anew P otern , ii Wessels, K idelerssinmer. and Ifewetino CA R PKTI Nf. t also M oll " Rap. ice.. wow selling at bG Worehotem. Ileemd• itreei, Booth of Oxford-stree where the levering iesiontons of Fablic approbation, which h e boa 1* litter:l'ls •sperierteed ,lore he opened the awe mem, mars him to feel impress ed • iih the highest se m of Ruminate t and he beg , km*. in os reistea thsoks, to aware hue who mar honour him with Mk plumage, that they will met with the swictest attesting to mini' a remioniance of their support. Carpets Sited topless on the ihortest N. R.—P. O. bep lease to add, that as hi. prim.s for the bon articles are extremely low, those purelimeing ha v el ‘ will basalt materially by atlas/ft to the above Advertise- Wiest. CASE Of MR. ROGERS. AT a MEETING bald ea the Watt Jely. et the Rome of Sir W. C. DE CEESPIONY, Rut. M. P. Or followitag SU ESCEI PT 10ES were (sawn alheri) repotted t Right ll.'. E rl Grammer - - AI • • ittor tie.. East Sefi"n - • • S 0 0 Sir Frio tis Ilverkit. Ears. M. P. - 5 5 0 W. 11. tb tethered, EN. M. P. • - V 1 0 - W. Peer, E.g. - - 5 5 0 J• C. Mashers(' . I.•q• . - - 25 It Colour! Naylor - - 4 0 0 His Gabe the Rake of Redford - 410 0 0 Tier Ma.asie ol Tat isluek - 5 0 0 Mr. Alderman W..ad , , M. P. - e 0 0 The How Doogliss Khootonl, M. P. 5 5 0 - It - - - ' ' . sa. then - Resolved Uoudemorsly, That VI a simile lavnligatio• of the roe of Mr. W. PAUL ROGERS, it appear.. that she. earthy sad lione.4 man los bee.. ilajtvaly sad rraellv oppref.ed mod perscrute.l. for ever risiolg iv a quirt sad c.a.ritatiermi mairere she right of every itaall.basari, to Poulos' the toss Ilivekes of Parliamear. 'Mat Is comearreate of this persreoties, bisrelf, hi. Wife, and !levee Children, have been Mimed from s mate of and comparative allhicace so ',urea& pecuniary dine's% That Mr. Roger. ON bera retrood from a prima by the libe rality of a few Mdividosie, cod if now misted by a amyros. Nam, has the prospect of aglia mipperting Ilamlf sad Fa tally by bombs iadostry. That a firameripriaa be immediamly osimmemed, sod :be mummy applied by a Comrartme. sad that every Pram d of fila. manii• be earee,el. atlieited to aid this tresevolem object. The fo loving idd tioul Sabscriptiorm were immediately ma mow red : Sir W. C. De Cretplry, Rut M.P. Aldersao Tborp, M. P. C. FI KW Palmer, kaq. N. P. *obeli Gerdes. l: q. M. P. F.!. Dooalas. Fsq. N. P. Peter Moore, Cy. N. P. W. William., Laq. N. P. )In. W. Williams C. N. Williams. Ey. i i 2 0 0 3 0 0 sso I I 0 4 v J. 4alarus Railsklub. Esq. . i 6 U Mr. G. G. Dar. /Womb M. lees - - I 0 0 Rub. et Made. F:bq. I U 0' James William. laq. . I 9 Ties..lbs Jest-, E.q. - 0 .7. Iteleues, E.q. I, - • , 31. G. E.q. (by Me. William.) - 0 .E. Norwell. li.q. (by Mrs. W. Wilarso.) u $. Sbesell. Esq.. jou.. (by Mr:. W. WilleAsub) 0 Dlr. Askew W blew - - u J. (refs Itsieml. - 1 0 Thomas Illostbasert . Esqs - J Y I T. Wiebbsti, Eeq. - - I I U Mr. Lens, Cadepaa-plases - 2 10 C N. B. The Porkier,. of Meer* Nut, be Isciwo. hod bah. mg Joker received by.— Mr. Ridgway. Pieradilly; The Slateiama tad Coratilatiaa Wire. Sali.bury-sepc.t... !lees-street g FAISAL/eV Oairf, Calbarierearrer. 'Wm d g NMI Olkw, Br,dee.4lreet. Cembiss.enssless; Mriiielli Gazette Orke. lee street. RI. wirgder.erreet g ladepredest Wliii Wire. Helysset-strew, Ikessul. We. Galloway. O. 11•Ibees. war Rea Liess-ebleet g Mr. CabllliC, Ilesebe-lks. Rim Is bssms-sseb es. Ilaswega g Mr. Preeli.. hieriaarr, lAI, Olt•es1-.bees s sad Mr. Rages, Copper. dianwairlwel, adjobtiei Cado,saal ploce. l)onoss et plater haw.-1161. Thy Wove and pliantly wife. SoCli ATEi. by hie Discolors* on Marriage. an errapiorrd his auditors wkb the aubjeri, ohm the WM Ire men tl~w to their whirs, sod the lono h: tinged to loe wedded; and The Spestiit.4" ntii,wied, dont she wood it wolf" is she mO.ll agreeable old arlitho oil MOW is antiore. The sacred ionototlims, the.. sof ismoriar, c. aspire, the de *lactates of oar ealaymeat, weak/ sot wily w ith happiness an earth, bat disposlsg the gaol itieff to hatmosise with ber'afler. Preview, hoarier, to mitering into this hallowed obilsratioa. It befog'', as hoperotive duty, atll only to T.-oboe the passions, hut to climme the sneer suture from those imperities wbicb the Ittedom of ociefttleted pleasure mar hate mingled as it. To the urging of sorb atiestlisa are siii abatable gamey pf these hapless in-lanrer, whirl, while they rube the rommakeration of the beholder, should also impress him will the !cur of alb reproai h. Lumley' hablio will elkaloire the lonoly—a readier" is the Vopio a will reins the elastic fibre—bat more roquentity Month" pmnrinne infabiatita of youth ton begamillif egooprosnlie the .Shirai dignity ilea a stole of Inanitio,a, from wheace the ainstiard solkeer more thou doubts the rhaneo of relief. Ti' all web, Meg, we address ottriebref, offerom hope—e•eral— muscular siretaph—felinity t ear I'M nor Manners aprear vein skiable. sousetioned as they are by the posit:plied proofs of so year. roccessfal exprrieore. Tbr cosy cares or married life, are amstriisses distuthed by the miscue.. of throe like.lort. obica essoreisrsie the Repeal wreath—foe the female habit is iitywo cosoiitatiom.lir weak- • yet it can be oreogrinaseti, sad Icicles,' clergy improved into kottiustal power. In sorry rase of syphilitic isiltssisa, as sell as is ewers re. I osatuw shim &emeriti'e ressarsos, we pledge our ability to are speedily, and with effect. Ertaestly oel,riine, to eaprl the unfeeling clap,tie from the position to prr-nniptingisly token up. we rlev.ale foam general priocipk. with km be.itation and co Mind is; oar biolootairie trio-grits a. Newby's of Stir ersiletr of Stirrer. we sego the parcriac t immunity of either sea ( s l •ec.n:ll theme 'amine ins. atitrimindol lik). at more to gar to, s•-, go leer .City Wirlidashre if sties for personal rote 6111:Inlown ; oad I,e,sers boas the e.gemr, are inemedio.o.ly no. .ward; roossara a froostioace for Adele, no 4 rbein , .. • Ir - sh coo Ise f t *aided lo ray part of the solid, Low "oft data.*. COPS nail Co. Ssezerros. It?, llooscrie.sirce.Vkrt street. Lorain. dot isabli•hrd (Tenth Edition). The &GIQ of LI rr., r Famolior t oawra , art an the obese GOSS and Co. Adarnord to the Tooth rod Isola Scar.. ‘1 is be hod at tiU, Pot , rooricr-cio a 26, Poll-male f !4. fi ; 1l as Flint Intel I sad or all pookorlicrs.— e CONDUCT OP THE LORD MAYOR. THE INDEPENDENT WIIIG, of TO-MOM-1 How. will contain a LETTEIt frets Mr. WHITE so She 1.0111) &l. lOR. spots kir late Maßis•t•nal Conduct. as it Plod. the Itiglnv and Llll4 - filer of the B n t•sh enaitoonsty.-•• rtioi. a., hull, sad animate., Itramarav arm the Mmes. sir blase f .he Cavalry.—•• Vebemen , a. Ate atrocities of the ran ina of %est cad Pair have hero cement/ nod what were she, enansared w eta the -ativiinary deem covamil fed b, the ►lanrtte•ter VPINISaII,% 1 . I's loved mid !Nightie', at 41, 110) o ell4tneet, Wands sad 1.. be had of all Ness Venders. ME BRIEMCAKB 11041. A rims( took place Mee time aim of the murder of two young Ladies, by poison, which was red in s piece of bridipcake. The story was framed with the nicest mord to speciouvness end formality. The neighbourhood was assignvd, the conection of all the parties described, and the very passions which in. Ilsenced the fetal deed most minutely traced; the names only were wanting. This report was too in. terestingly got spool to be instantly copied ; It passed through all the country Papers ; it rrossed the Chan nel, and got Into the columns of the French Journals, end has scarcely done circulating in the South of Europe ; it crossed the Adeptly.. and the last Am.- titan Papers proved that it was busily making its way ever the libels western hemisphere; the gad Indies will shortly be in possession of it ; the whole world in short, has been, or will be hoax ed by it. For the whole account is a fabrication of Mr. CAMP BELL, the Poet, sod the intention was und•rtaken on the following curious sod philos.,phlr around.. as they appear in the British Press, of Thursday last : " Sta,—As the story of two Ladies ►aring been poisoned by rating bride.calse has be.. copi►d into nearly all the Public Jaffna's, sod its result pro. raises to sabred the gond old costae of young Ladies applying to that nerer•crrins oracle which is gene rally consulted bermath their pillows—seed, as it also threatens to diminish the revenge of many a dainty pastrpeook, so, in my opinion an account of its origin, from an tiepin on tho bet which It was in. tended to decide, will oat only be worth a place in your cologes, en its own merit, bet also oft the ac count of ying peace to the minds of a largo and sweet living class of his Majesty's well-disposed subjects—a last which you are seer ready to per form : As few maim ego, a party of young Temp'ars awl Authors assembled, as is anal with them, in a tavern, not many peeve from Temple-bar. Their tmoversatios unmounted ots the recent melancholy ease of Mr. and Mrs. Stew. The general sympathy h hes created pee an opportenity fora young Anti quary to enter into so elaborate sad luminous discos. shim sod view of the state of publicly expressed a, m pathy on mists that occurred at different periods of English History. He commenced •ith the death of King William Kees, through the agency of blades, friend, Sir Walter Tyrrell, is hich,instead of cresting sympathy, octisiosed joy among the People, who considered it a judgment from Heaven upon the son of that father, who, to promote transitory pl for hintself,deprieed of their means of subsistence sod property, a great portion of his sabjects, by plinth% , the New Forest, in Ilsuipshire, where his son was killed. He then briefly glanced at the feelings of the Londoners na the warders olihe yaeng Princes in the Tower ; then descended to the time of Lady Jan. Grey ; thence to that of Mary Queen of Scots, of Sir Walter Raleigh, of Lord Strafford, King Charles, Lord 'tassel! ; thence to the times of General We and Lord Nelson, Mesa,. Pitt and Fos ; and, 'say, lo the ss empathy excited by the s'esliog of Mr. Hors. ley's child, from • hick, and that of the case in ques tion, he clearly proved that invent' of degenerating from the airtime of our ancestors and of th« olden time, no Md, on the contrary, considerably pinged Ines's, thing that 14 great, nrobk. and humane. He also gave it as his sincere opinion, that had the onfortsuato Mrs. Scent newer seen acted that immoral and Italy un-Enalish play " The Shaver," she newer would hate presumed to appear before the on+ happy hissband whom she had so `ras•ty dishonour. ed, and whose peace of mind she bad eternally de. etre-. " hs conclusion ►e bogged to say, that 11.iiish sympathy lo the present Male of national ►efn►eent, was as alive to every are that appeared atrial is its origin, Of fatal is Its es& that it was more apt to be imposed upon by fabricated tales of woe, tbs. that of any People seder the sea. The fact of this observe- Hon, however, was questioned by one of the com pany, who remarked, that though John 11;11 was liberal in his sympathy, yet, in general, his discri mination was so nice, that he was net easily imposed upon. Hero assisting voices ro.echoed the opinion of the last speaker, lo a manner tho least graters' to tender beads. After addressing his companions Jo the words of Horace— impious visit, elossatem. El colillontromasic prmo Ik e Antiquary Ow Walter Scott's one) ►eplied, fist, laW Ike contrary, Ma Bull was ors* of the most gullible saints's its the world ! tbat any story, from that of the witches In Macbeth, to the spirits in the Tempest, and in Joanna Soutbcote, er from the burn ing of Loudon, and the •deancs of the Manchester Blaaketeers in Crown the Prince Regent, or from the more probable report, *frith declares that the Royal cabinet-makers 1t... receite.l instructions to make a chair for the near Member for Bittninghamt, to be pieced irpßosite to lb* Speaker's in the Howes of Commons, that be may be less esposed to the ho. rough contamination of Whigs and Tories—it is all the 'saw ! John swallows the draught with the avidity with chick • country bumpkin ease. et the swots striking the bell of St. Danstair's clack. .--Te prove this, he proposed to bet, that i■ twenty minutes he could compose a tale that would ly from one part of the empire to another. and create I sympathy Of it passed along. A satirical Gentleman, who admired the author's strider, but knew they had GO/ mated much public sympathy, or been very favourably received by those to whom the Antiquary •OltlGell online, again to appeal, sieved to bet a dn. ten of wine for the good of the company, that he could not stemma in dating so. The bet was listlessly tweed to. end the author of a celebrated 'raptly (en suited to the leas of King Richard. last *inter), and Myself, aid *ere appoiatted to ramiee and prove the originality of that prodattion, and forward ill* Doe of the Morning Pettey.. " Such, Sir, is • time sod brief account of the origin of the Story of she bride-cake, which has made so torch solve. It was writleit in the short spats of lime 'pallid in the bet, bet I cannot enter further into 0104141, knowing that year Paper is illed with more important matter thee it seeadd furnish. I have, however, to absent, that in consequence of the great publicity of the fabrication, the bet is not only won by the ingenious Aglitter, bet it has also give, him more real celebrity, although only the offspring of a darkened fancy operating omen the fullest passion —revenge, ibis did his morel sod elegant poems of 4,000 lines, which only (for the honour of human Ratner) treats of the mishit,' of yoothfol love, and the religiously grounded joys of a calm domestic life a clear proof that the airfoil siplorer of the depraved portions of the hems. heart—whether it be a Shako. moire or • Byron—will at all times be-rectited by that mess of mankind with a more cordial weleowns than will be the gentle and more human followers of • Waller or of u Cowper. " I am, Sir, you's respectrelle. " A CONSTANT It I.:ADM " Mr. Fraspball, F.A.S. Ausheof t The Casuists ef C es , t. tat d..saystrr af the lissie-Sslsir of ril.gni• t. buts. d. I. she Aosta., of the Nary at' The (Weak, Bride-dike; awl *ismer»! the het. Nett St Twit Esssest.-111r. C. dogmas be Co quetry fat us hat Kik issitusit)." SUPPLEMENT TO LONDON G.t2E7TE or Aro. 24. VIDIA-110ARD. Aua. V. Disp•tehes have Ism received st she East jodid6 hem hem t►e Governer ie Coosa .t Boils", re spectively timed the 6'h, Solle, •nd 31st df !edicts; and 24th April, 1819, of whkh dispatches, esd of their eeelosetes, the folletriog are sore of the es. Does: -- Copy of a Report Cron Major-Geae►al Sit lefliao Groat Krir, to the AdjataWGescral, dated Caap, Rimer, 11th rtate.ry, 1619. Sift,---1 had the banns yesterday nosing to forward a brief report of the success of the attack en the enemy's lines before Rains., and hove mow the pleasure t• acquaint yen that the fort was this morning taken possession of by a detachment from my camp. The difficulties experienced I. the disembarkation of the ordnance and stores retarded our *pentane in a considerable degree ; but sus the eight of the lith inst. we socreeded in erecting oa► batteries, sod opened on the fort at day-break the sett morning with foes battering-gunsan4 as many B.inch mortars, which were served with such slitter and precision as to dismantle the whole of the awns Is the eater works in the course of an hew, when oar ire was directed against the general defence of the place: about three o'clock • breach was effected in. certain of the slimmed outworks, sod a party of 350 grenadiers formed for the assault § ender the command of beet.• Colonel Cliffo►d, his Majesty's 89th Regi. mint. The troops mooed to 'La attack about fear o'clock, and passed the breach without difficulty, driving the enemy in considerable ambers loosed ,iti• second lines, which were Immediately carried, and a lodgment effected within ►alf-musket shot of the upper fort, to which the enemy were pursued, and rosily bayoneted at the lower gate, which was for a short lime in oar possession. The spirit and rapidity of the attack, added to the advantageous position which was gained by the advance of oar troops, stroll the enemy wit► such terror, that nearly the whole of the garrison led the fort daring the night. This morning Sambojee Sews•t prepaid to soma. de►, and was permitted to march set with about 50 adherents, the small remnant of • Rafelson, which is said to have consisted of near 1400 men at the com mencement of the siege. I beg leave to iodise • were detailed Report of the attack, transmitted by Lieet.-Colo•el Clifford, whose conduct no the occasion Is descry's( of the ►ighest opplaase. I have likewise Hie pleasure to forward a espy of the Field Orders, convejing my ssntisae•ts oat the behavinor of the troops, together with a list of killed awl wound►d. I shall march towards %Varre, in order to •ecele. Me this treaty with that Government, which will, I frost, be speedily brought to a f hie coed Woo, I have the banner in he, &e. W. G. KEIK, Major-General. F. dr a i t , rect :ird. ocr fr as ip pj a i ß ei r ra. g ... i r froon .: bi...l3 Lie , ..i n a t iA - 96.1 C . o . l . .. a. g l ia A il d h i , w rie nia : Gese f her o. I reached Seonah on she 13th ifitt. On the rising of she Innen, about nine, P. fi1.,1 marched with a bri gade or camel hrmilaorr, 250 rank and file of lift bail. 13th regiment, and 400 of Skineer i t how, sod continued my rout* veld frier iii the morning. falters I retched Krim.. After disencemberiegthe infantry of their knapaarks, I confirmed my march, moor ed ills bills s little before ria)light. Our the road I learned that there were two camp. at khullah. at same distance from each other ; the este on the right l beirg (recopied by 300 or 400 Arabs ; sod that too the left by the !limonite* with an equal somber of hone. I directed Ma jor Skinner to advs.", whit two colutins of horse, sad I ferthar ingestive, that Otlic•r to pones the enemy is ell directions, and to the last extremity. 'l'he artillery and infantry moved forisard briskly, fed occasionally In double quick fine, duvet epos the village to support the ewe ' metros of the cavalry. Major Skinner, after round. lot the village (as no 'anapaest was observed); contlneed hie rapid moirmetat over th. pins, until his corps was stepped la its prestos, by a chasm, at least ItS) feet I. depth. From that sing•lrr spot the money, amseatieg to beans SOO and No Arabs soul Ilintloostaseeire t were discovered is • dill hearith. Considerable time elapsed before a rood could be fiend Indio% dews the precipice; bet o n that b e i n g discovered, no Mated", however great, could restrain lbw 'undoes of this bestows Oticor, lobo availed him. self of the earliest monmeet to rash data open the easel in simile flee, who, in the lint alarm, Ned penic-streek, followed by Major Stioner, and were eltientely parsed by a sgsadron of his brave corps or, the arty gates of Aston, end bet for a body of borseorbich sallied out from the penal of that finites, to the sapport of the logitives, l am persuaded sot a man untold have "leaped the sword. It does sot appear that mon tbait eight or ten of the enemy sere killed end amended; bet I am happy to add, that the Titters resented with from 100 to 100 matchlocks, swords, and other +teepees; bet what it atilt more creditable to this highly re spectable and militaries* corps, sot a moo quitteti Ms ranks, althetegh the Incitement to pleader was by no means inconsiderable. Besides the arms token from the enemy. from 503 to (10 harms eels elephant, a camel, sod all his bag. gage, fell leo one hoods. • I hese to tersest the death of a son.coilimissiosed Mien sod private of tbe 11th, ocessioised by eaves. oleo tetlier. I base also the ►sssss to report, that I this worming got pessestion of ire horses Wilms's. Ls Chem.* Pinderry, •hieh were secreted by the Taboos of Moorish, for the service of that preila. tory Chief. Earner koala a triter ft.ar Brpgdirr•tlerirrei Sir Solo 11126 nos., K.C.11 'arise Secretary Irr tia* 114.-raget Gavasaaarar, Wed flop. Boreabiar, febrility IL 19. cermet does' from tire eowwenicailwee I bus ',Meet!, tbat-114 Pisan, Chief C►ntos bag beats kilted by a flyer. todeptioderst of big sword, doge s mod claihos, 300 repeva were friend is A. asildte, which would otter bin been left there bad it bees en aril,* ; bet the feet Is qsite pet beyond doebt is my mind, by the edgiest ',epees fooled anon hie clothe•. 1 beg to olfer sky eengrateletleos le this Most Noble the Covsrnor•Generel in Gana, oat the death of the greatest sod lest of these free. bootees, obese eirocitfes provoked the resistant at the British Governeeest. Kamm from a Dispotele from the Geeeroor la C.mmell at Bea boy to the Secret Committee, dosed 21th Aprll.lBl9. We bee lees. to offer our warmest congrateletioas to yoer H o..orsble Committee on the redaction of die important fortress of Asseergork ; bet regret Let the same time, to observe, that the persona of the Leo Rajah of N•gpore, regarding whose reception into the fort so doubt can nom 'sill, has not been se. eared. tatters which base been received at Bombay state, that it is sapwood he had bees allowed to escape from the fort prise to its surrender, sod bad proceeded is a sorthetly directies. --. tweet ham* Leiter hum Brigs dkr Geaersl Davis,.. C. 8.. is Caputo Stewart. Actin W4Adem II Me Court of Seim. Mae, eased Comp before Aseretelor. 31st Marsh, 1819. es. etosehog a Drisateh trios be lloomtroble Moorman El. *biosioee, Commissioner he Um Deems, doted ith of April, 1819- I have herewith the hooey, of traosmiltiog a copy of Sr Jobe Malcolm's report of yesterday, sod et the list of wounded of his divisi on, together silk awry of the Orders Weed by we this day. Entrees AM a Report from hrigadierXeseral Sir'. Illaleoloi. K. C. 8., to Itrleadter.Gromal Detente, dated Camp, moor Atererghter, Arth March, 1819. I have great satistactioe is informing you, that this morales I occupied, with the Jiddae ender my cos. sand, Malagher, os the lower fort of Astute,. The enemy had beets mud. say osacoMfortable fee the last three days by my approaches to the south. ward, and particularly by the occupation of a high peak, called the Milkers Cap, that completely commands the lower fort, and to which I Mad, with the aid of elephants, carried op and placed in bat tery a brigade of ail pounders and two small howit. sus. The symptoms of alarm I had seen made me observe, sure thee I otherwise should, when I this morning went to the batteries at daylight, the still. sea in the lower fort. I hastened to my advanced 1 post *Mitt lOU yards of the breach, to the top tli which I sent a man (lately belonging to the (mania and well acquainted with the fort) protected by threat etpoys. When he reached the lop and looked round, he made a signal to advance; satiafieJ from this that I could, at all events, take possession of the breech and the heights on its right, I deemed ' ante not In love a moment in doing so, Captain Edsell, ratio commanded the k Northern batteries, to collect his party and leading one handled ender corer flea t h e I mm o,. t o occupy .ilh the remainder . v isage l Pe s s o f : i o n f ill u d r d t a i iir b i u t a t r i l i a h r . o o f p: e r r I a , f a '' , h e d t .I:bmgates ?: 1 . 1 ) .ith crnw.bars to f.,ree its gates op.,' directed to join him, while Lieolermirt C. , ivrellesrotroderthed egi tn ,e sn .. o ; e to lo b ill i b n. 3oo st men sad the enemy trying to oppose Captain gross. The pasty psotecring the iiroth • .►;•pl Sat. b. r•. q 4 11 on Of IRO wawa tI it of import. No, and orrisroot o f pn•te at the arty (400 airs), ne4 1 Ibr top .t .under olio rant. pay, boa 1844 le ) wen haw the patty of pioneers ap.n. 'Etna t Culoorl Ind a I aht how. in tow moot of pro. lb battery were 5 0 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 1 1 •