The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

I'f • r . / 7 ‘ , /ear l uo too 1. 7 . 05 5 6. r 6 j4 , 164 -4_ 4l6l L` di e ztatiezman. ~410; ~ ,0 , ,,,,, 4121 LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1819 e. 74 eaade Aamfrien Id? in ide Xcial and efriney saw/ on Wei eiCtO lit .1 1/ PIAtsEcUTION. VASE of WM. PAUL. ROGERS.-.. 1. the womb NV .4 Jeer lire. the Rev. Wendon Bloke, of St. Labe. Chelsea. went to the Shop of Mt. Roams. a litallos.vr and flrm-.M, hi Sloone.strett —and plat ten to mime Prlitimo for k e f o rm. {llia he wookl base the Poo-Oilke removed fry. th noose—at the same time sidling Mr Rogers a Janata, 1111111011, and threatraing to do all is his pawr.r I. deprive Min of Is, irtPdimh IN a short time. the eitar4e of the Letters was taken from Mr. Misers. without his briar able to obtolo any reason Irma she Gears.; re,l-01Bee. ad many of his CaMoinerr ile tiked farther dealings mob his Amoeba perromin ins. the loss .4 basitseet, sod the &Lett) is throe limn of teaming' sapportieg a rosily. have oohed to Wise veal distress upon an hosse.l an/ i•Jwis mug may, his wife. sad EIGIIT YOUNG Cllll.Olll l . N. Mr. Rogers is Jiot liberated from the fleet Prima by • e.sespii•inn with hi Creditors, which will absorb marl, the whole of Ih.s Sebitriplism below esamerated. wife at lbw thee, when her ghoul exertions ass eroded, Is gained with ter am 111T11 Cle I 10. To dM.t,te the wee, rims of ibis 111-used and appremed Va sil', awl io some degree s• reamnerate Mr. Menem foe the toms he has seataired, Comrilsatiwas for his benefit are re imbed at Ire clatcon3o and foeniiirilen Ogee, Salisbary•squame, reei-,neet Elawiner Odire. CAillar4e.einer, fe r s.d prie.ar (.iaette tlee-orreiri„ Bishirpogate Wreet Dlr. Galloon), 69. 11141errn, weer Red lolie.wrret Sir. Calmar, 11..ike lief RIM treedrarnrul, Bereegb; Itrinikr. 4‘2.1, 4/afori.aireri. Tow bawl, iog ogee %..e already been eabierstred 411 tan Prier, I...wer Celreoraerrin.e . 5 Vole. lieu, Wan/weed, biane.eireet 2 T. T. Claret. 43, Upprr Breek-wreet 0 Earl Wine, 55. A i isitten.eiret . Coloorl N4l.ler. 13, Ladintan-plare 4 /lir !WIWI R. will,. It, Heaford-sieare - 1 0 Willow Her. ledtnie bill fi Toe lisamerstrt Illeerpaper 0 • A Fated in llnnonr aei U 11 Akan/Wee w .y. llolbere - 1 0 Mrs. IL nn I . 010 ErorkTh Stotler - - - 0 ii 0' Sir Vra-es Horded. Ran. M. P. - 5 5 11 John C. II ollhow.e. Esq. - 5 b 0 S. Perry. Pr..prieter arc! Editor ..f fbo STATESMAN 1 0 U A Frworl t. Poillasootary Reform 1 0 0 Pi.tworkr•yos - • - 1 0 0 R. VI. H. - - - 0 5 0 George , MM.., - - 0 10 0 pro. Con, Eq. A.kas 11411, sear Toskorter. York. rkire. 5 0 0 Sir JoiroTbotold, Hart. Spoon Pork - - S 0 0 lAr1) T.dosokr - - - 1 0 0 Sir Robert Iffeso. Sort. of Stollino - 1 0 0 Draluird% Staretord Ti,.- . . 1 0 0 . lAls.7.e.mThie " Flescher, Worksop. Nottongltams'.ire i 0 0 A. Mewl - - - 1 0 0 Welds - . - . 1 u u ittl i abossos. W illeam-ao-sla , li .11 . 1 0 0 W, masa, il,Blmena-nrret. Mory•le-Beam - 1 0 0 Jobs M4n.. Esq. Beckenham - - 'I 0 0 J.w.pli Ph.ip. . • 0 10 0 PAINS/ . . • 1 0 0 . A.l. - - 1 0 0 Thew Rooms. Esq. Rhrlbell - - 11 0 U J. D. horse., I. .pprerismo - 1 0 0 From thalkkeeelekl. b 4c :ors. Lammas - 10 0 Z. B. Ilse Amber of t Freedema of linlced is coo. eraill.elsolloo I. I , ooe - 0 10 6 Is Whi.ves Mite. of 78 3earosef•ge i elso his ehe beset of as Loglisbiemsaa - - • 0I Q • The gape 51011* - - 0 1 0 A Delmer, of thebre.tion Persons, I_l' Mr. Weasler 1 0 0 Erma a few lleelmeti, Vries., to Isfons. aim meet at else Holm oaf Hooodo. Oohed 1 i Ili Malta. a 'en. of °afore-greet. • Fri.ad to the Mehl* nt *more as Iselin Mrs . 1 1 0 IM Ptt INS ED with a just sad henna* seam of lbe ralsoitosis molls arising frogs she issiadiciesis penmen a a semis assaids, rearseted in a maser tau well Immo sa respire ensasens. and *flea assailingw Si unhappy vista h ' agrees of dooming sod 111111.84 kapporiahle allasoss„ Dr. essperifully calls site of Owe solerrolhrsi. en Isis peculiar sow tlirreleal method of rare, alike IM f• 'treble' el:mem of the day. or she elesslll. srldlieet 40 d" of those •• sae hold She word of propane to sbe at nod bora It it to oar luta." 1/r. Ymdy .111 isol pecan* is pledge WWII belay la every deen 'plias of egret as as far ma beams 84, a. aided by medical sad sosgiral .Y.ll, cam be appleed, be pionise. a rectal., Overtly. mod prrilillerlll weer curry species of Syphilitic aterli.o, and as esrrmNe Iran. of A.r nee., else reams alarm of his profe.si..aal Audis.. sad helar flattered by la (ruandesa rasa winch as Neesaapasoe I he. rode a seesaw's during the coarse of a Inig sad Isamu's• practice, be is rattled is offer. sub she fulle.s enollasee. pre lesbianism moo albe lambi hopeful sad Iscaragiag. loaner .Istir Wares can be odstated Mao alive of she toperineii) le Os. Fade's spies, which has been fouud to sawed. eyes war. ream* latest. tr4aiord by petit,. looliiet.der, Maw bees is. effectual. la aidillio se those ceesiolatiay ademare.. br. Feoli will be foal forstasstv I. reinyuig the aoher.os arm debithissed energies of the basin ronatitutius. hick estbst ear, and, If MI theall area& frequr.ol. r.nnrr mswitorr 'h. very pri.g.pal of valance. Fries slit. dvosissis:, iii!r of is *pity and idardily, by reationatios so, from., nal affording tem sod elsisicisy In She erlar.e.l ...raw, Dr. lis - y is Assn. So gala she owl cheering and posiiite assararres Slott is. solemn el bash rases way be it.* tied ; a meads periesersner in ta g s o ma dk.saled belay holy telp.rea. Dr. I id, is C.ll - 'kill. at 46, liwystreel, rotor, of fleaa-oreet. Sabo, by Pativals of bosh Brew.—Casoiry lams meet respectful at. hams be reform wf rend poet. BAST INDIA-BOUS6. Yaleit'd', a General Court of Prop►ietors was held at the Company's horse, Leedeoliall.street, for the Purpose of proceeding its the coo•ideralion of a motion, wed* on the 24th ultimo, to approve a 11"010 , 100 of the Court of Directors, of the 17th of Fehreary, crewing to James Wilkistion, Esq. the rem of 75,000 aka ►epees, at 21. the cerrent ropey, with interest !borrow, at a per cent. per attrition, from the Ilth of October, 1810, to the day when the whole 'should be paid. The circovestaireet of this thee, the diecessiet of which, and the re•dleg of t►e docements connected wills it, occupied the Court seven boars and a belt, were briefly these:-.-- Mr. Parkinson, who Ins been a reaident free trader In India for the last 20 years, hail in the year 18! 1 eutered into large contracts for saltpetre for lye years with several swift. proprietors. At that time astride in this article was open, •rid encouragement given t• privets speculators in it. In 1812, however, Ire Go. verumeet of Bengal issued • proclamation prohibit. l ing any trade is saltpetre except by the Company or its agents ; sod the consequence of this order was, that Mr. Wilkiesoses extensive speculatioui were rendered void, by which, from the nature of the contracts he bad made, and the then pries of the article, he lost the means of realising a fair prosper. live profit •f • sem amounting to several lacks of rupees. In the interim between that period end the beginning of 1814, Mr. Wilkinson tried to bring matters so to bear, as that he might continue his con. lrset; bet not succeeding, he presented • stutearot of his case to the Governor in Council, claiming compensation for the loss he bad sustained by the unexpected order of the Gofer itia•el —a loss, of which the Conspeny, whnhad then got into their hands the sol• sdractages, of a trade which his resitting l esertions bad rendered unusually profitable 'Ns t i matter was referred to the Board of Tiede, who, af. ter long consideration declared, that Mr. Wilkinsou ' bed no legel claim to any compensation; but ircom. mended, ender all th• cirrornstanc-s, that he should receive the sum of 73,000 sires rep•os. It wog af. inwards referred for the opinion of a special Com mittee, appointed by the G..Ternor in Cn•oeil, who were stuanisnossly of opinion, that Mr. Wilkinson was in equity entitled to a considerably greater sum. The opinioas of the Board, and of the Committee were afterwards referred to the Court of Directors, who, on the 17th of February, adopted the reciter menciation of the Board of Trade, granting the 75,000 sita• rupee., adding the interest, at 0 per cent., from the time that reeornmeudation was wade. Against this Resoletion of the Court, however, a protest was petered, signed hr nin • Directors, which stated, at some length, their reasons why wocompee. 1 •both at all should be given. The tiention before the Court yesterday was, that the Kesel Lion of the Court of Directors be agreed to. To this so amendment we% moved by C. Forbes, Esq. M.P., and seconded by Sir C. Cockerel!, that insured of the sum of 72,01 X) vices rapers, at 21. the current rupee, beating interest at t 3 per mit., from Octant, 1810, there should be inserted in the Re satisfies the NM of 288,800 sires rupees, at 2s. 6d. the comet rum, bearing interest at 8 per cent., , from the 20th of April, 1817. Mr. Forbes end Slit C. (*boffin, in urging IWO Resolution, a n d Mr. Strettell, Mr. I'. Moore, M.. Gahagatt, and Mr. R. Jacking, in supporting it , co n ie o rled, low i n p o i n t of equity Mr. Wilkinson was lolly entitled to it; that he had 'offered a great loss, if not of a sum im mediately in hie pos-essioo, et least of a very large profit, open ithich he might have esteelatest with moral certsinty i if his speculations had not been trot. trailed by lb• eel of the Government, which be could oeither foresee Per contrast; that though the sem demanded for him might be large, yet it was the jos. lice of granting if, end not the moult, which Oswald b. considered; and that in justice the Company were bound to make a large compensation to a man whom they bad injured by a measure which hid pet immense profits into their non pockets. It was also added, that the constant practice of the Bri tish Inhibitory, as also of the Indian Government, in malty Instances, sees to give compensation to in. divideate who might suffer its their property by any legal act, and that such compensation not only Pt. tended to the immediate less sestained in that proper. ly, but also to a certain patent to a prospective one en the profits of besine.s, &c. It *as maintained, on the other band, by Mr. C. Groot, sen., Mr. Medea, Mr. Patison, Mr. livid), and S that no claim could be nude by Mr. Wilkinson, its law or equity ; that, u a free trader, he was equally bound with all others by the rules of the Govern ment ; that his speculations were made like thole of others, and that if they did nut succeed, he ought not to expect a remuneration from the Company.--. The precedent would be a dangerous one, for if Mr. Wilkinson's claim were allowed, it would open a door to a number of similsr applications from o thers. The Company had the monopoly of ssltpetie origi- I .ally, and though they might hale reigned it for • Si.., they had nut given it up •Ilogulhut and could resume it whenever they pleased. Mr. WIL\I/0011, who was present daring the dis cussion, addressed the Court, amid in reply to an observation of Mr. Patison%, who regretted his at. telethon on such a delicate qu••turtst, defended himself from lb* implied charge of indelicacy. Ile hid not, he observed, come with a stew of adrogstiog his unit mese; that bad beets taken nut of his howl+ by the Committee appointed by the Marquis of Hastings, who had already decided in his teener. With three Members of that Committee he Lad no acquaintance, the two others who composed it be knew, but their higlsoharacters placediltem above the suspicion of being improperly biassed is as airtir wkere their beaver less concerned. He had not attended the Court to ask a f ; be sought not the cemmiseratioa but the jetties of the Court ; and if they refused spirant Maw jovial, he shook', renounce their ceompession. In his reply, Mr. Fouls, to meet the +lobes of come Members, agreed to withdraw his Amendment, soli substitute one which would reduce it from 838.1100 alma rupees to 180.000. The question was at leegth nut--that the words proposed to be left oat of the original Resolotion stand part of the gees. lien. Upon this, after several times counting hands, and et length separating the Tees sad Nays right and left, oe numbers were declared to be, 34 for, end 32 against. It was then declared (we know not by what rale, for the Chairmen in this Court bus not, we believe, a casting vote) that the original question was Negatived. The question upon the amendment was then pot, bet by some mistake, deur es o w ' part of t►e Chairman, or misapprehension on the part of the Court, •r probably from both closes, the amendment was also negatived, by 33 to 31, to the evident surprise of many who voted. Several pre. primers then come forward, and stated that they had voted against the larger sem, with the idea that it was put in contrast with t►e smeller one, which they had by no means intended to appose. A long, devoltory, sad rather, confused conversation then ensued, in which • greet number of proprietors joined. It seemed to he agreed pretty generally, that the lest derision was the effect of mistake; bet the rest difficulty was, hew the naisteke should be remedied. On one hand it was suggested, that both the questions should be pet again; and on the other this was opposed : the matter having already been recorded as decided by the Secretary. It arse at leorb agreed on, that the Court should adjourn, which they did accordingly, with the understanding, as we could collect, that the whole matter 11111 he brought forward de nave. irt, which he did with the greatest alacrity and ef. feet. l ord-red the Lamar° to take the scam• posi. fiat for the same perpose, which was executed with the same desterloy ; and the frigate (alerts Mary Isabella Work her Spanish lag." 44 After describing the particulars of Ay battle, be details the account or an attack from the form on shore from Conception and from Fort St. Augur. tine, which the squadron gallantly repelled,ond " set sail" (es be proceeds)" at three In the issuing for this Wald aid saluted the place with 21 gent. On lb. 31st we anchored here whets I hope In letercept sic transports which are yet to pass. Foot only have passed and not eight as I was told. The Chace. been will cruise off Qoiniquina. This bas been the first trial of our navy and I hope Its Wore sic. sees will ever deserve the eouldenee and deco slow of our voiles, sod seldom does en artist occur better calculated to test the merit of indiri. deals, and all ow Officers Irate given most unequivocal proofs of their asperity and vales,. I beg leave to recommend to yes, Eacellency by name, theCardeine William Wilkinson, and Charles Wooster, arr.(' long list of heroes). They all desert, the thinks of their country. We bad only 27 killed and 22 wounded. God presets, your Eseelleney many years. MANUI.L BLANCO EttCALADO." Commodore Bianco, in a letter to his friends, ssys, " The green Mary Isabelle, for which we hive so mach sighed, is at length in my posse-. She is a most beautifol ship, and a most oder:rob!. 'slier ; no vessel in the Spook Sea, or perhaps in the world, can sail with her. In her lon.book, from her ran to have been 13 miles and a half an hour : her arma•ent is divine ; she was only two years old hen she sailed from Wit, bed not made one drop of water, and is most plentifolly sepplled wirt water." ItAKANIRI. WE ore rosposteilo direct time ellenlion of por sans all. led with mental or hndilt dress, nerrons dr ank,. lowritt ...mins% toss of appetite., iodige.simi, of spirtsiorriablios saah lac of she losodo,si 'floosie awl everts ether m o d of eruption. Rahman. nicennled Ihrooin, renege oreakoes, paw in she limits mot joins., rounrarive habits. aid all ermalandwool rnseeplaiots. lowneslintelv to make trial of the eutlebrared CORDIAL HALM OF RAKAilltl, nr frotares IslhßNk Rellawasset. as prepared aid sold, wholesnle ad C. J. Jordan, M. D., of the Eliot Landau Meilkal Istalifsbaserd. 7, Cawrion-sireet lead. St. Mow% is she Ears, Leaden. 11 is swerersally orhilitokdged to he the MOM =Me Sled powerful rritorosire in all ihe above row ever diseisvered it rhino the Mood, eates the mos i slimiest pair is the bead mad attosser. and proassiles wade perspieatioa.—lt is autetl) imptssible for loogisape to 'spree K etaspware to ettol, ialkrinalls th e value of this wonderful and harroparuble 161..dfr.ne la r•Prtsrint health In the allliriod. tad giving vigour I. th, seel t thinnonds bar-' lag hie. resrured r perfect health, otter haring hero so re.: dared by Merest diseases, sis to bare here deipaire4 of. ant ' owls by their Itoolies, has also by these prnfertotoil atsenthion.. 8444 by appiniehnem or the Proprietor. it. hotsles Ilk. each, se too iseansities In ow. 10s. each or ftur iinnasisieis in nue rowdy borsht, ferns., dui, Wickland. h• which ore Ili. bottle I. saved. This Inestimable lledkine will keep in all eittai s s r s, soul erg be had of &relay nod Sow, Firet-sithrkei 1 Yale, lii. Conlin; H. .1. PMI'S, 101. Stroud J. Itirbtads. !limed s Mahe. 56, Pkeeadlelt Surber. 1%6. 081..id-.BlwB 8 S.:handier, 4.Osfard 'steel; Tout, and by the oust resporlable Motorise Vanden is erery pus el the k "Nkr ul t• - . . . _ Dr. C. J. Jordeso takes tido ',sterol opportunity of no. asosolos N the Public. MAI Yr sull doom's hie /Ossify esebrsioe. Iv Sr Ike rare of ponsrotagr enospb.ios. I a- n regular orsoaarr of Ile 116 7• 1 Crawl" e 1 Ylioiroro he offers a speedy one rersa• beat core foe every doss of orrnoos selaartion; dwennee, rd hnooref or of she most ioreteraor knot. ore be Ins new owl sorrslor swap at iteftesiwei feerfoo Ilyess red . Dr. (:. J. Amino may be rossatted. b) obi roots. from oihe in She nonniaa liii shop in She r.ronor. at the Last Looks birds. .55 I o..tstssasses.i. 7. tasororminci wear tie crime Reed sesepaie, M. Scores le lie Mei. CHARLESTON PAPERS. INTCRESTING-FROM WASHINGTON. We are indebted to oar friends at Washington foe the following political news. Tee views which they famish of the late Treaty with Simi., are interesting to all dosses of readers. We rejoice at the cession of the Florid's. The advantages are great and in. Wresting. The loffeence sod command which it gine us over the Indians; the occupation of such a long Tine of coast and the ports which it 'elbows's; the smile cosnmaod of all the rivers which flow frrm one owls territory into the Gulf, through all their went; she stop which it pats to smuggling, to the Slave Trade, to foreign emissaries ; the Iliad which it se. cores, *Rh the valuable live oak it produces; these a,lvantages are almost incalcolablo. From St. Lew. twice to (be Gulf of Meeks is now ours ! Besides the embarrassments from which It relieves us In our ,eletloos with Spain, on account of the anastborised acts of Gee. Jackson,. tho heart-horning, which it heals eves IPA that Power, and the firmer founds ! linos me which oar peer* repose. list as it settles the foreign qu.stion which arises from General Jacksoo's roc. edlogv,"us it remotes the embarrass. menus which were argod with so much effect to ar. I rest an enquiry into General Jackson's course, Co may now look at the domestic view of thsoqaestioe alone with greater freedom. Spain is quieted ; bat is the Constitution satisfied ! Shall the predo. mioaney of the Military over the Civil Power be still calmly submitted to? IRON A FRIEND, " Dated Washlngtnn, Fe►. 24. 44 The Treaty with Spain will relieve the Esecu. lire froT all the ntipleatant questions which our re. Wines with Spain might have produced. 'the Re. port of the Committee of the Senate (in relation to General Jackson) contains only s tine of facts, end opinions applied to the facts, without concluding with any specific resolution. It is drawn op by Ge. neral Lace& of Pennsylvania, a man of strong mind; and the Report is more entitled to attention from the boldness of the style and manner than the puns, of it. hollow, or the harmony of its ttriode. It will not, l thick, be discussed. It is long, era embraces several new docowients not heretofore pre. seated to the Public, pertlcelarly the orders of Ge. nerd Jackson to General Gaines for tilting St. Att. gamine. " All the papers on the subject of the correspond. VIM between General Jackson and the Governor of Georgia, aro before the Public. if in the year 17V8 such a course had been adopted towards the Gower. nor of Virginia, the ofScer might have considereJ himself forteeate to escape With his life. The tale• and bees.) , of our system of Government depends on a preservation of all Its parts. The State Go. veroments are charged with a eery important part of the powers of Government. " I. All questions respecting property between citizen and citizen &peed entirely on the State Ae- Oodles. No controol is given by the Constitution to the General Government over this subject. " S. Al questions affecting the liberty or life of the citizen fur offences committed within the body of the State belong esclosively to the State Govern. men t•. " 3. In short, the most interesting geestioes con. fleeted with the tiro, liberty, sod propeity of the citizen, were intended In he left elelusively with the State (i•o►ernments. Tri.great object In . st•blirhing Ilse fed.•rsl Gu►rrnment was to give signer and force to thenational eaertlons against foreign enemies. " A disposition, I fear, eai•ts to transfer as many of the powers of the State Go►ernments as by the force of steamed eJnstrertions and other means can be wrested iron them. On thepsrt of the Esecuti►e no mach disposition has been manifested In the con. strecti•in of the Cun4titetion of t►e Chafed States.— On the contrary, the 'upend heretofore when does beim, to bit character, mod is :oasis Pet with It.r for. CHILI. —..5....- LITTrA FROM TIC CONS isitlATT ()ANIMAL OF TIM AAAAA rorCas or CHILI TO HIS rIcIELLANCT TIN t(P1111 oitacroa oir 'TAM DsTso TNt STii OF NoTENSIR, 1818, O 1 BoAso Tilt IIIF aNXILIIAL SAN IS %RTC', IN TUI PONT Or TUC ISLAND Or SSPITA MARIA " Most Escat.hanv Sio,—On the 10th day after I sailed from Vaporing with the tqesdron under my command (consisting of the ship Genera San Martin, of 60 goes; frigate Lantaro, 46 ditto; corvette (la. Wiese, 10 ditto; and the brigantine An•ecana, 16 ditto), we took the wind it S. E. and tone. diva,' stood elf to lose sight of land,lu obedient* to your Excellency's orders. At 11, on thefellow ing morning, w• opened your Sealed packet, en closing your commission with which your Es celloney has honoured as, diming oar course to the Wand of Mocha ; hat calculating that the ene noy's convoy welsh' make a wider osvigation, I re. solved to eatend my cruising ground to intercept 'Lois root to Lima. It is tre►, that a little delay was the consequence of this measure; but it secured two ohjects—the probability of meeting the convoy, ■nd the opportunity of time to pot the squadron in the hest order for service, which, I can assure your Esc.llency, by labouring night and day, we had ac lcorriplished on the 15th day of our cruise. Oa the night of the 14th day we lost the tte Chacaboco, without knowing the cause, mail the Slit. At noon, on the Vith day, I found myself in the latitude of Teleologism, and about 12 leagues distant from the port ; I then gave eiders for the Araucania to recon noitre the place, end report what vessels (and their characters) he found there to the squadron, at Santa Maim. At *even In the evening, yenning for the island, we discovered a ship which we supposed an ro►my, bat wer• enable to ascertain in the night.— In defiance of a strong north wind, I determined to approach her, and looped to reach her by &plight. We were not disappointed; and as day dawned, we discovered ►er to be an English whiting ship, libido hail been l 0 days at t►e island. Ile informed that a 'ps•ish frigate, Mary Isabelle,' had, en the 22J, passed for Talcahuano, and left five men oo shore, who, donating by oar flag that we were a pert of the convoy, saute on board and delivered • packet from the Captain of the Mary Isabella, which contained so order that all the Captains of the transport ships had Grieved et Conception, at the orders of Sanchez They told es, also, that by Arscos they were inform ed of the arrival of four more. %VIM this informa tion, I cook' not pause a moment in stains% far Tel• cantina to engage the frigate and the vessels I might find there. For some moments I regretted the sepa ration from the Antenna, and much more the want of the Chaeabacn ; bat, •utbitioes that the Navy of Chili should mask its era of birth as the epoch of its glory, I resolved to sacrifice myself to the object, or at one blow to place it In a degree of elevation Chit would attract the* gate of Europe. flawing summoned the Captains of the Lanni. and of the ship I disclosed my pion of attack ; they at once ap. proved, and se had only to 'iterate. At eight in the evening we were abreast of the Quiniqtaina, and in a c.lm. At day-light on the Stith the wind was northerly, and the weather disagreeaLle. At eight the wind was settled from the north, the borison gat frightful, end we pressed on the port. At II ar liioCo,ll.loll the frigate by the Boca Chita (small pante). We gave her a gen, and displayed oar signal. At noon we doubled the North or Quini. quilts, anti ran down fur the port, when we saw the frigate alone. When abreast of Point A t , saw his Spanish Nag, and a corresponding signal; fired , a sue, then gave • ball, and immediately after four or five, and, lowering my siesta', showed the Chi , Ilan deg and our violent purposes. Soon after, • whole broadside was charged, be slipped his cables; set his jib and topsail, and ran for the shore. I ' then rifled the Captain of the ship to erns his PRJGR 70; 1