The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-13 00:00:00

NI i I L-+ 4t (lAA- U id 14(7 . 11 yt °Li( .~c 419 t EAST FDIA-HOUSII, Jam 30, 18 1 9. PM? VOMIT of MR 1 7 C7Y) RS of the UNITgD COMPANY of MIRCILIN73 of BANN ND, treatise to Me Loul tams. do her gist Nitta,. r.../ a General Gore of On said Company witt N heN if thole tuo to Loodosioll stroll, MI Widaffilie. Si. I hat July ..at. re.. Moe enc.k in Si. itoraing rant Sir to Si. Ettetstag. for lir Election of Director of Eke aid Company, I. Si. Mei of illansel Dottie, Erg. drama. JOSEPH DART. See. FICHEQU It RILL OFFICE. JOLT 10, 11119. TO BE PAID OM 1.31 eschew. AM., 6~1 b' virtue .1 aa Art. 5016e0t fit rabble drio.ooll.ooo. for the 'entire at Ow Year 1118. W dated i.. site Vanua of April sad Maw. IPS. Tll It Lore Goal' odukours of hie Nejeoly's Treasury holey rives directions for pares the Petnethal of the share inentiened Exchequer Bills, oil* the le &ma Oe threes, et the Exchequer Bill OA' S, the rerrlpi of Bitch. quer. tees Pols& lard, Watheinster, a Threseloy. the EPA 08,4 dilly. 111191 ohendeare sill le rum daily (Sender and holidays excepted), eatll old including 111/11 , 1L1 the NM Joy, frees no o'Cleck in the Jlorainy, till One in the Weenie's, for the purples of meth's, 'he arse t and for soe greater thwack the Beams of the ob . Lib Sr. &S. 1 So An he Laois are le he akeiawl et this Ojiarj.alameleg thew in de order el their respective doles, such as are for the saws aineeint belay saw.. kalif arranged, and speediplai toe prisedpal Suess aid lesereel dr Marna, easepoded from, tat excladlag the Or en 'shire they err respectively doted. to the said 494 A Leg of Jrly inchsfve, wen lA. Interest sill rrai, t yid the said Bearers, Avoid thq be acting as the Agnes el Ileiders seas' aims es ere inserted in the 81l s, on previously to please the Enderseneevis of sloth R.,e:ert 1 end Us Beeerces are also in dispeesohly retrieve, t. indorse each Bill oat their soh dyne- Ors ; sad to smile their Names mil resilience at lA. boilons of Oar Luis sad they are warmest nerneed le attend the E..the goer Bill Oilier for perietnt, saif to naive the am Mk., and girt the Receipts I.r the seise. If any of the Helder, of the elongate! Bills Mould he iheinsu of rarsietey payment of the Priem-teal oleo /dens., ',mows to the said I9IA day of J ell. Mos may ha BRUM ftwiated ea award lag ter berme to the des es shkA they with to be rod, and Sensing the said Bills for exaseination or day pie. thereto. Soda persons es maybe desirous of booing ono Inzehoomer Stith in whore or Is part of payment of Priori's!, spun marking mew Bills. end semilioalog the ossofted of tb Wean of their LAW.. defiverrel on or Wire the haly, Pig be ocepoiwtoolaieil with our Rills, poeside to or order, carrying me /a- Irreq of Toe lean by nada,. at awry /two thoodrod Poole. &itch sold weer Sills wig her dab the widgeh day of Jek. out Wit I. delivered. together with the filmed dr, to raped of Me Rift. v Aesirri to be aroheogoit, se Frilly do SA dos of Ms, Tie Ischerwr Sib Is is iismod is istisset 'sad side per shle is se over. so sisgesosisisesd. mos is WONT teelleferred be esedereeeeent. or at/ be. rid S. f 4 Betmtr U tke Sleek shall sot he final sp. • N. S. 411 IC:chequer Nine 4M/pier es 4prll. 111111, bee inftertlasel es be psi/ of. NRIGIIBOUR'S FARE anoint bp eu.r.1,1. 4... ed sham by th. LOTTERY. M 'Mr% !Re mfr. Ile wevardeal "Merl Wm* awl .14i dr TM Primes driop.A. II IP nrelve • Copiial Pilaw. are. Ar. he. tides grwit•••et Preservieb hombre rrdrealv•ly ray be draws ; thrryfet. ftCRRP IIIERRrseIsTHRKP. NMI!. NRKK VOt LOWINfI NLMRISRS nee MCAPITALs. aVI-.RY TyltKT WI) %HARK HAS THE CHANC O' TBRP F . UI~III/C1 MUMBI:R~. Scltesoor:lrith Portico's", rf on 41 molting tor ten.. "ay a rdor so r►e Lowry Mei Irs Louise sod idr Crootry, were T•rteu mid Shorn ire on note. tr Tire Whole Lottero will lor Mt& INN 120 JULY Obis MONTU). M PRESiED with a jest awl helmets. , wow et It . slams.* restate on from the iskellei.m. protons' e a reliant tooled% , roomiest& is a minter tat well homy.. s.• mulls comment. end -Pen e tailing as IN ssobspne 'tett from of di•tieoine and ales i•soponelat.le allietints. Dr Y re.prr fah. comb lire •nettrlio wf IM.. e ioteersted, to bits pet visor tied most tlrecnoti wettest( of rote. Wit , Ste ad gersisiag impost of She day. a, Our cgs' 11. film , . at coolly of owe %OA aid the weed of protaisa to the air sod bne.k k tow hope." Ik. Vetily will sot .peesestee to *age WM, la every anti iptioa of rare' bat as far as how aid. in shied h. aisfie..l and magical mull. ran be applied. be lomat e• ! a etriaias nparat. sod to raturrot amorist., h.:slig tossr o'n'Y sea* alfettl•so, nod it. 'aroma as eons, Ike prlillefs a fri Is of his prefes.i• n . . 1 thiles, a. het. Ilstarea by the Imam rudest totem *lite% ban necounp.- ire s mote of treatment. derive the e , wrile of n lone and lii Niels prattle , . Ise 'S catbird so offer, tott:i /hi faile.l roof Chrnrr, pre• See4l•o4 at note eh- met tiapellsl a. d errroisracieg• 1. ranornible in-tamer ran be ad.lared 1111..1 ire t imp" lath yof Lodt's !Too. whirls ha. be... Canal 10 piernil. eves tacit eintiseat to oct. re•aiwil by public I , iiiatione, ban beta 10. lo sadist. ato !twee onset: 5... advaares. Dr Keay will be Naiad 'toth fondant, is rev.. ins the sinesheritst sad debilitated noire. of the lamas tosnaissuoo, a hit h roans. Sr,e ord. if MN Bosom. sersar.l. 'tette/milt render novo ei rite very principal of etistemee. Vt. ea this desolatine slat, of tn. soil, aid sterility. by re-mstaloslsig the Crone, mall o(rsinsc tree sad elasticity to the related otraot, Dr. Irately is h.ppt to essowey_tbe sows herring mad poshite stwfaarn ibis Jr*. women if ball leans Mt be se.aed ; a &emit per ...iterate, in the mesas dieinati beast ask 'ern:et. Ik. tail) a fell salted d a d,. a t 58. Deop.meees. Saps Iss Patrols of both bars.—Coastry lettermen isaporifol *nestles by return of mama post. DOCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED MEDIC IMIEI emanate to by 'Ai its soma b, [Aim 11, Shred y 00•0 4 -4,treel s Saito* and Cbsyyb.yard s S+Ne►, Dbespoodei Tem. N•yd Excbano ; ow Ward, Ildbftro. The 00EDIAL BALM of GILEAD. Ca' PO map, rears maned Is with heroes* repetition ie all open of woe Diessia, w a sild Witamelata ape rocroborant, w b.eh Improves the "IN% sad happily ittelioratirs she wtole trues. 13 . Plitt He. 'Yu beetle; owl Family bedtire. c .mai r i ng the gesethy d Foe mail sae% fee 334, where,' 11r. are seed. Abs. The ANTI INIPIRTIMNES. or. AOLOVION'S DROPS. eameiftes In evigA;flologi fr.es the c .onto, in', e'er,. *verifier Sreeeelie or Iteo'Alest tale,. m... 1 hirhly ter t►rlr Armes is petit% tog lifeblood, sod .siettrisitteg it to ex pel mosiwiiard Worm Joke•. ••• Purr Ik. •Ilsitke. • of Frso.l. k giro at entrain. tke Om 4. ipaelity •1 Fair •msall eas, %hereby 11, 0•14) he W; , beseb Biter • riipl mg bill of d.rre'i nit roviiaerisi Le' el er Slump bits ti- war,.. Snlowlev. filrairill OD Its elk rt imprrirs, art 1, itreorrn• t h"..led •wie Oa (orb to prefect iiiirdiarra fr.= ciedierfesi The rive P .ritl roes 'ms b • bad el 1::I nd on.. Liver ; was Pooieno, tron.ffing n One Pu. • I Note. u. I Y Some 'Ask" in lA. v. , rb.ts ~Wet. .Ise-e 0n..6••• e 'it s wr - lisso.reeti• its berrust.se. 'et 'cokes rhu Id be poo ping., salsessrd to Gaud ►:ar, mot Liverpool. ZAttlit enw*n . LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 11$19 The Cause for orAtch BAMPAIN fell is the Fitld. and Svorsar died on the Sceffdd ! " EYTON. S,.ek•Brwker, Cerwhill Nod Lomiberii. HreeL—NEW LOTTERY DRAWS IIdefJULY!!! ONLY SIM TICKETS!!! TWO GRAND PRILKS .11.1.0111 rli.4 r, !!! e MIL MANE STAY !!! THE I: IR Wl.* Raashos are aura 1.. be C+►iral Priie•fi Tule...and %ales are owe ow lade is Ilse L nay nary of EY TON, u her. all Niumessa. I* she Fu.d. a Ow •.rl-d ..IM•boaner 454 416pateh As H. V 0.4.4.36, A - 11.000,—5,113. £LOX), 'event' £ 1 . 090 . &r. tr. lane Awl, been NM b 3 EYTON. Nv. "Why bad not all the former embankments OR Ibis River Iwo indicted ? It was Iris that the Earl of kit* was indicted, but he was sequitteri by • Jury, who were clearly of opinion, that the embanknevat, so far from bring a utilise., was se improvement or Ihu aulgation of the River. The Clerk of the bistisrstion Committal of Ike Corporation of Lowden was then called, to prove that the embaskommt in question would be a greet Improvement of the navigation, Inasmuch as it wneld peahen the current of the River. The width of the River Gnat Ow Penitentiary to the opposite ahoy, was only 467 feet, it low water; bet from tho owilvsnk meat tutu opposite shots it wee 640 Wt. it low wow. Mr. GOINIIT, le cross-ozsodestiose, Pilch/4 free this •wdq , est the Co►peratleu of London hod re rritiv(l 400 (eines, from FArl Grossounr, sad were to roreito of him sin goltois e yser rest for petals ikon to mike this outbentatoot. The Loan Cuter ittretCa sold, that the Corpora tion, es cnowervators of the Thames, had no right to take a fine from any individual who was willing to impose the navigation of the River for the public good. Ili, Lordship begged that this might be clearly 4.1 1 .11 •Flitoild to be his decided opinion. S ..... I watermark were then called, to prove that ' the embankment, it enniplotod, wneld be nn preju dice to the aratersevn, bet an advatituge to the nevi. gation, as is would make the River more commodious: Jaws also would be moored in greater security, and the present mod-bank, as they described it, wt uld be no loser the receptacle of dead dogs and cats. Mr. Gunny, in reply, observed, that this was not olio first time that the city of London had claimed the soil of the river Thames ; bet he wished they oroold claim it in a way that cord be encountered.— Ile found by the Act of Parliament ender *Web the Adelphi was built, that the Corporation of Loudon •hen Claimed the soil, and therefore a certain time was reserved to them for establishing their right ; bat (from that day to the prem.'', they had centered Ito try the question in a Court of Lew. His Learn m' Friend had said that this indictment was brought, not for the public gond.. r to prevent a real nuisance, bet because emu o persons, resident at Millhank, wished to prevent the erection of wharf; before their houses; but sorely it was rather strange that those pertain should indict the Defendant, for attempting In remove what the nitnemes of MS Learned Friend had Wiest a mud-hank, and that they should prefer foe thrintelees, their wises, and children, the stench arising from dead dogs and eats, to the haedsome and commodious ihstf r which the Noble Earl was deottows •.1 erecting ! Ti.tt abeerdity was too ear in; to require any further comment. If this bank *ere really a seisaner in its present state, if it •ere nAly a ined-bank, why did not the Corporation of London, es conservators of the Rivet, abets the neisance, and moo the mud to be removed? He coateeded, that the itline so of this recess would take sassy the Md. tide; and that, as this was part et the King's highway, the meanest Individual hod a right to overt convenience reselling frays it. In this country, thank God ! the laws afforded equal protection to the rich and the poor ; and there was merman, however humble his station, who could be deptiomi of his rights by any wealthy Corporation or powerful individual. He cenklesitly anticipated that the Jury, under the directions of the Learned ',do. would hod a verdict in favour of his Clients., The Lone LIIIEE JUSTICE SIM, that before he went into the details of this coo., he would observe, that if any 11,1%011 meditated an alteration in a natl. gable riser, or the King's highway, it was open to him to enquire by a proper writ, before the Sheriff, whether it would be an injury to the Public or not : and where a person neglected to do this, it threw upon him the greatest responsibility to show, that what he bad taken upon himself to do was not a noisome. The fact which the Jury had before them now was, that s very large sem bad been paid to the Corporation of London, for permission to emb an k a port of the riser ; bet they were not entitled to re ceive one farthing far that purpose. The prows tints had been instituted by certain persons who lived in 'hot row of houses called Milibink, and they con. ceived that their property would be iejeted If the embankment were completed. The Jury would she this point into their consideration ; bet at the same time they would consider, that it seldom ever happened, that a person was found to come forward to protect the rights of the Public, unless the injury of which he complained was also personally inconvm nient to Masotti,. The question was here, the coo nonionic, of the Public at large, or at least of that portion of the Public who might be interested in the navigation of the Themes. The esterase's of the river had a right in the convenience of the MESS or hat, and no person could deprive !limn of it, salmis a greater convenience would be derived to the Public by taking it from them. The Learned Judge the.. recapitulated the evidet.ce, and told the Jury they would ron.ider, whether the public convenience Witold suffer in this case, in any degree; and If they thought it would, then they would find a verdict against the Defendants; es the Noble Lord and the other persons named in this record had no right to erect a private chart on this bank merely for their no,, c-nvonienris. LAW !ATP L 1.1 ;EM E. cov*T or It ING'S itt:VCll. Josor 12. TIK.IIIO GliOroll AIM OTHERS. This was en indierKeni • ain't Dermalonts for hiving, on the Ilth .1 May last. coat a qwantits of vrashish into the navigable river Thames, hr which the bed of the said river was narrowed and encroach so on, Mr. CwirrY opened the pleadings, and Mr Gua m stated theme to the Jury He saiJ, that the reseed, lb reach nominally a criminal proctediug.was. ie fact, merely a civil one, and wa• institetel sniel. for the purpose of trying the right of. the Defendant. to set as 'hey had dose. Johnson and the other Defendants had acted ender the direction •t FAO Grosvenor, end by embanking • part of the river, opposite to the site on shish Belgrave-boove, an •oeieni dwelling of Crossenni Nosily. formerly steed, toodered themselves amen.hle in the law.— Tom was a toad at Millbank, intending in the form o f a bay, f r o m Cnnper's.row, where the iforse•ferry plylog place we. sittsatrd, Inwards the Penitentiary, I to the leach tit 475 ; and she G11041PP110? /Mt° read long d..ired to 611 op this recess, and form • quay by a regular evolve- known,. Th.. had been now effeyterl, far the I , pos. a orectiott shirts It oriivid be saki, perhaps. that the Noble Defendant had re • seiht.rit) from the ale of Landon to make lois emissivitmesit ; bet he shnuld enotend, that the' City had no rict.t to give an d suthiirity for that pur pose. The conservancy of the Thiens•4 Wong.' in shag Corporation, but the /Ir...session of the rower ;logy did not inched- any tight to the Foil. r.ti miter Thames Was a highway, and, of consequence. the soil was is the King. Th. embankment in quo,. lion was a greet obstruction, ii.issmorli as it prevented boa's and craft from iskinc shelter whets the Ifea , :sef was impetuous. to the course of last year, had it sot bee, for the by which this embankment bad 61104 Op, • great somber of Vessels would have been lust or &rased. Se•i rat waterer's', lighiermen, and others, who hr.! honor,' the place for 50 and 80 veers, were !tailed to prove that the recess hail been of peat use to oatern►ert In rowing agsinst wind and side, and that if the embankment •ere completed, they could not row against wind and tido with Its same ems* as they had done. The recess had been a great shelter for West-country barge• and other craft in boisterous weather, end against the current of the ice, and no persons had ever paid any thing to Ertl Grosvenor for permission to moor their craft there. Mr. Scami.rrr addressed t►e Jury for the Defend ants. The City of Imn•ion, he said, hail not merely the conservancy of the River Themes ; they had also • right end a duty by more than one Art of Parlia ment. ti: improve Ins n■vigatinn of the River. If the raintiif ancereded in this indictment, what would follow/ ? If this were a nuisance, no prescription could justify it, and the consequenc► worth! be, that every wharf between Staines-bridge and Gravesend ought to he pulled down. The moti►es if this pro erection were, not to guard the River Thames from noisancra, but that the hoes. of the Prosecutor, Mr. Hodge., on Milbank, might not be annoyed by the election of wharfs. It would be shown in evidine•, that this embankment would .ff•"rd greater advan tages to the nav i ptiess of the Ruse, then any injury which 110'4-dump eaters... and lightermen might ..uvriiii (ran. it. The persons oho had as great an iiresest in the navigation of the River as the ay of Intidue—he meant hi. Maj►sty's Government—bud not considered .hat an embankment on this spit was an obstroction and • nuiiarice; for they had actually embanked a long./ apace in frcat a! the Peoltratiery. The J ury withdrew, and in Omni hug en hoer r►. . uf n e d with n verdict •Raiff ill she U+• f►ndanit, *lmolai Fail Gronnoner and George Hen d•raon, opium whim se ovireee• Ned bee. adduced Nothing ever eerentled the aboorlance of the crops of corn -f •very kind in the 'senates'', province. of France; thaw. it is tested that they oar have Iwo laid by the late heavy storms of rein led bail ibich 02re taken Flue lo that enunt.y. MURK IY'S SERMOVS TO 118310. This dee w isthliphed, MOf 11.0. •I Y I Portrait of the Amber. pin 8.. is • at t.. SFRMONS to ASSES, rn DOCTORS is DI. VINITIT. %a LORDS SPIRITUAL, and N MI %MIMS at !MATO:. ay she Welk". J 41111 EM MURRAY, of Newt. 11.. "A No jew Slave* I. s A.Oll "—SUS SION I. 11.. se : Ihioid for Willis. Ilwse. I.a4ssh•Misl . •.• Civ , l and R.fisi.as intolerance were wt. e row w• eerJ.lli •Ipfted ed , idarsleJ glow 1.. olle •Ime ress.mune .041 ..ate,e4ir irony in thew estromel, Sr tie nail *IS. Tory are rem dfsl .411 e-tied sad fe-w wee so m e Sure ' , drew. per elect ly 4eissir of Ike Sses..f, 5ri,,... est•fe.ff for gist% ti Po • rail lumiliowely roo..seti. Ile w ale Clomi.i.os of 111 4 10 w of the IN •1110. ofted ...newest "OW at semi lisle-4.-041 .11,. C..... 1; 44... fitery rarer S. Libetst .11.ssid p 5....• hr 11...1 II It so lifkter.sordia f Trail.. .b mi.. ail sal Isonstr, rod slie Nterni loweetives glow Wig prfirisi. A . Z . D .0 1.1 V K aI R (. CO r an .W o. Pl e .A 4. lt4 r TS or. i issite h .‘isossed aef.rw n 1 I,e 111.-r .4.1 \liar, 4.91 , 1.... isidigt.4l- ti We hea!lbs! . ditieletirtes epetets. e.-'it ..awbs., a1r......e5s of the here. k. the. it -'my I C re-nted Grid the . • ..* ttath. thiA DIXON'. A NT! 1111.1010 A PI trUl hew met ti Ali ewe eeert..l ftppe wel than not .ther Illrierh.e r h .trver. This eree.thet" 'heir ye rournier..tsr..r I. the rake Of ;very se...fielder' 'Airier, tee , tbnvo TIN• 11 wane every rervemernerntior of rood *wearier we recital revel I Idvi reqlltre its restrolie • roellorn.rw rheel•-wer Wore 1 Reif woe. In e-oplr.ot enterer , . *roe r-Ilielpirece• of reeloodire and toil .1141 .hire are per% tr.... 6 alionlog. they are as. ismalowber aid dlicita.l p..,..1iau. Tire Aft heriv peesilarle ~I slued to I•Y eel ifiVoilers 'risked from •terre• of ter table. In .ettove the nine or ii.. .1.4104 , h. are is reri,.ve every (warrior terraeiuseJ It. eings!, , oil, a the b - . - Sold in 13.•tc., at .9d s'. 11r. toe 714. Ir RAN. Chroielf. N.. 4.. hei. We, .114 Of • f S.. ease, Log. don; one Si. Seavtlleetter., lhabite i ■rd by the ~are ap.l ROOkoellt Drnpiw Aledscete V , ud-rs thetteghnet the Uhited S ti. 'es. PR! G P 7n• LOUISVII.LE. Ezfree from a letter of so honest end indeiteloes smith, who lately onsiersted from the U, per Wird of Clydesdale, dabd at Lnuivento, 25iti J.ls. IRIS : ` r I hare deferred wriiieg )o. no it I saw how we milted the climate, sad how w• woeld come on. We reached Lovisville on the Sift /ley of December, ell well. I began to work at the smith • -irk. and my bey James my hammermais. I soon Rot pi.c►-weft, and we mad• IS dollars a week ; and we bee. alone made 20 dollars a week, over all esprinces. Aries it sewing, end lies two dollars a week mad her irk• foals. This is the best cosntry foe limes. they do nothing wittiest doors, and very little 'Dishier : if they go eat, they are lying is silks sad mambas ; they sertee to be kepi for a essecort. The variety of dress is carried to •greater pitch here thee any place I ever ore. The common carpenters weer deity relied shirts, white jorkets and (roomers, and thew hot. There're many eery wealthy peepli time, and es , nay is very plenty. There Is plenty of work for every men, end good wages. A labo•rer bed If dollar a day, and /OOP more. Every finds whatever is good; masons only where stone is. UP country pimple have all a loons, end make their turn clotbM. A good weever, that has a little money to purchase yarn, make cloth, sad sell It In tenni, *mild d• particularly well. The Eighth enttee goods are of the worst sod .lightest sort. All cloth and shops ass doubli the price that they are in Philadelphis. There le ea taxation ea any home mairefacture whatever, so there an lick. stick timers here. The above tradesmen kite free If to 2 dollars a day, and some mote. We intend le work here, God willing, until thi spring; and by that time we shall be enabled to perches' a (leerier section of land of 160 acres. We sever had snow half se inch ' deep, and what, he bad went of immediately : we bad three times, Iwo or three days, greeter frost them ever we felt is Scotland. May, Jane, Judy, and S►ptember. are considerably warmer than with yell. Aunt was ill of with it at first ; bet is now so sc. Icennmed to it that it Rises he► no freebie. This ie counted en enheelthy town by all rho mere healthy neighbourhood ; bat we may be thankfel wi hews on. filed good health. The Keutecklaas are the tallest mos generally I evir ww, many as tell as James Chapman. There was a good crop this year. TM wheat was ripe in J , ,ne. Apples and pears ere ■ew ripe: they are as pleas, as the potatoes with y0u...-. As for yore, you are toe sell of at home ever to seek a better; bat to all I write I neither sneering. roe discoed. may. I write a true silts of all I know; lend if any come to see it, they will find it as I have wrote. Tow know that from a combination of cir. constant's we were sore reduced with pre; yet Pre. videere has provided es with good friends, in health lead good employ, by which we sow enabled freely re reimberm, end are now making motley as fast as ever we lost it." SOUTH AMERICAN INTELLIGENCIL [Flow Tilt CM! Or WASHMITON DASITTIt Two brilliant affairs ►ate lately taken place bus. tweet' detachments from the respective armies In t►e neighbourhood of t►e Arawca River, in the previous of Barbra,; bath of which terminated in fawner' et the Independents. In t►e fret, Col. Pigott, a foreign officer of merit, greatly distingeished hiterelf—having bad two horses killed soder him. Selbc• It to say, that the Royalists •were driven from their position. The latter enterprise is one of the mod eatrtordinery recorded la the annals of modern or ancient warf.re. General Pain, commander of the emir,' comnseel of the free people of colour sod blacks of the plane, called /.la , bad repeatedly solicitedipermission frees Green' Bolivar to attack the gayety's comp, with • select bend of volunteers, bet was as often refesed. The attack appeared too hazardous sod partial to justify approbation; and that *Seer, in eructed by esperience, resnlved not to hazard the redaction of hi, force by detachment. The Fabian, or Washingtonian system, in short, was adopted; sod the President of the Repoblic seemed indraible in maintaining it. He would sot risk • decides battle with half his army; bat await the co-opera. don of the expedition from Margarita. Neverthe less, he yielded to the importvoltiln of Pays, and allowed him for ones to indeleo In his chivslroes projects. This liceesed. that °Grin required 150 volunteers, his own guard of honosr included. It Is unnecvs.ary to IWO. that the summons was weaved with acclamatlon.: f Cr fairret..Colonels,ind Colobele, and 70 Captrits.immAiatelyjoined their leader. bang disencumbered of all unnecessary accoutretneols, the detachment instantly crossed the river in hoot of Nforillo's main army, who were doubtless serried at teeetil, so unexampled. Pars approached within speaking distance, or, es a sailor would saw, within hail, and challenged his antsenoist to corn* and !eke him, with his little party. He had brought no more, lest be shrield alright them ; bet hoped that Module would II it he Intimidated by • bendsl of lancers, who had left a river in their rear, and now had an army before them Provoked by this bantering &nonce, Morino ordered large detachments defile from del and left, in order to earrnand the enemy sod cat .4 his retreat. This was the very einveameat which Pars awaited; en its eincetion be recanted hIaII•CCIPII. Prompt .1 she arromput, therefore, hr gave laconic or. dors to has little contemn, who, with hike in reel, milled directly on the Soaoish line. Op/sing lien piii•-• to gthe rear, they wheeled aboet, and peso. trawl again to the front, with prodiglnes slaughter. The airway's rank. were thrown into vinfearos and dismay, by *meal and terrible repetitious of thew daring chances; and YX) of their r..intier were el.ner killed or wounded. Pars himself is reported to have lanced able with his own hand; Gwent Great (4