The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-17 00:00:00

FLUSNING. WIDDLIMIROIN, Nun O'CLOCK, TVITDAY AFTERNOON. 44 Floshieg, after haring been etposed, during the two last nights, to a most tremendous bombard. melt, offered to stirrer' ler at half past two this morning. Tae place has not yet been fur. malty taken possession of by the British troops ; but the delay has arisen, not from any supposition ! that the garrison could possibly hold out longer, or any consequent difficiilty respecting t Tins, but for the purpose of adjusting satisfactorily some de. tails of miaor importance, which, tho•igh nut essen. tial to the merits, are necessary to the cucution of the conditions ofsuri cutler. The garritin are to be prkoners of war; and, indeed, sock had been the I progress made by the Br.tisio naval ani I itid forces against the works of the fortress, that the enemy could not hope to obtain say terms than those of an toneunditiolial %urretider. II k understood that the 95.10, and the German uxiinelit of Col. Ilal het., mill Inf:e pnrees , ien ,f the rates of the town at six o'clock Mit evening, when the British flag will he hoist.ll 411 the ramparts, and the whole of this ist nil will then be completely in possession of th.• army. The terrible havoc made by the to tnibardment of Sunday in the ton n of Flush. inistc,..l the Guirernor to offer yesterday terms of crpitalation. " The offer, however, was not considered ad. sois-ible, and conseptently the b.onb trilment was resumed with eq•rtl vigour, but with more die. t, last eight, and the firin: did not cease till Milt' past too o'clock this morning, when terms nearly of un:ondilivn.rl surrender were proposed by the garrisoo. The nature of the enemy's otrr yester day has not transpired ; but the rejection of it in the most p;Teinptory manner is said to have ar sin from the dem and, on the part of the French Go vernor, of owe favours:ldle terms for the Irish. Inca in the garrison of Flushing than the British General coul:I with propriety grant, or the French. mall had any right to etpeet. That point is now, however, settled, and the fortune of war hrs con. firmed to British valour the uncrialified reduction of the place. " It is not yet possible to collect any materials to form a correct estitloste of the I. Si un the part of the French, or of the estent of the injo y su tabled by the town. That must • he the business of actual observation and delail.4l inquiry. It is mot satisfactory, however, to be able to state, th it the loss the British army is comparriiv ly small, when the strength cf the eteem)'s sy.wks, the obviatey of their resistance, anti the earl r intectoo4.) of our troops in the contest, are taken into con.ileration. The whole of our loss dues not exceed eight or nine kindred in killed, wounded, and missing. The loss on the part of thr litie.of.b.itt le ships, tibia had a must impor. taut an I a most exposed post assigned to them, is not y.t known; but from their incessant fire, and the catisegnent havoc and confusion amongst the &feed...pi of use batteries opposed to them, it is tier to conclude that it could ant have b e en very con. siderrble. With the town tumbling about them in ruins, and a well.directed and accumulated fire coins' tl:eir batteries, it was scarcely possible fur th. enemy to return the fire with equal ur ado. go tie effect ; the shies, therefore, tivough most ea d ose.l, cool I searnely have 'Weird very mate rially no lcr such circumstances ; and the value IA Cie arq isitirts, no less than the splendor of the c.eitricst, most be greatly beighteiteJ by the l a te. .if the sacrifice made fur its attainment. " 1.) elrort was mails during the course of last :seek, to compl..te the batteries, in ordt r that no delay 5:10111 I take place in the attack of the tout', as soon as the ships of war destined to cu-sir.r tie with the - arm) should come into their twins , . B. Ind. fatigable and unreteitted vier. on the [List of both •ervices, the w bah of the preparations were complete at an early hoer on Stool iy. About half., est two, P. M. the bons. L.sr !men , c ~,,, menced, and confine' s! without the! slightest int. risitsion until five o'clock. Thy toon was s t fire to in sercr.ti plrees, anti the works of the enemy materially injured. Soch was the tientendous extent and continuity of the vz tin. sin 'to b aides, that several Officers whet have been in miss• of the great battles, which have de. tided the fa.e of nations on the Continent, declare that they nevyr a itnessed so terrible Intl destrise. ti', a cannonade. Besides the impression made on the town an I its d •fence by this bombardment, an important butter) in front of the town was taken from the en my, an aeqtoisition the more valuable, b cruse it was so situated as to give :he enemy the Watts of greatly annoying the British troupes in their approaches. 'Jumbled by a'l these circtito s.anres, an.l depressed, too, by the disastrous result of another sortie,theene.ny moderated hislofty tone, and condescended to prulfer those terms of capita. Ilion which the Commander in Chief felt himself bound in duty and bower to meet with amass tumults election. A short interest of impended hostility mooed, but the awful pause served only to atigoent by contrast the horrors of the re. tested beedoudalcst. lioett after dark the casco. • natio wu resented, sad it would not be as nag. geratiun to Ptah, that the whole Island *ea Aitken by the erect of the explosion. Taking adventage of the night, sad the impression made upon the enemy by the fire from the English batteries, the advanced party of Halket's German regiment and of the 32d, pushed on against two batte. rites occupied by the French in advance . be fore the town. A sharp and obstinate coolie ensued between them anti the party of the enemy stationed in the batteries; bet the arrival of re. inforcements gave the enemy a temporary snperio. , city, and our troops were repulsed in the first in. stance with some iota. Not intimidated, hoes. ever, by this check, they advanced again to the attack ; and as they did out discharge their ire as they proceeded, they were intermixed with the cue. illy in their own batteries, before any effort was wade to impede or repuiee them. The conflict at close porters, which succeeded, was nut of long durai.on, and terminsted in the dispersion of the French, and the cceisequetet capture of tlaii ads ants. cogs position, and of the formidable batteries erected upon it. The possession of th.se batteries, by the British ar my, placed the toe. to its seer.- cv; and this comid ration, combined with the success of our operations in all the other p.erts of the line, and the dreselfnl carnage and destraction in the town, reduced the French C u e nandant to make that pro,eosition, which Poised the firing to cease this morning, and will place the. important fortress of Flushing at the dispo.al of the Sove reign of Great Britain. The dawn of light erhi. bltedflags of truce flying on I • very bastion of the place, and the result has been such as before stated. 1 , Tag STAiIIItMAN. - *mai lateediet.* It h 441 411.81- th. &tisk, at the *My leder Sir JO • a 111099. aloha* of tbe Maras, 111114.151 battalion of the 911 d, lot sad 9d hatialloat of the 4th, lit of the Ida, Me the Ith, id of the 60th, ht of the 9181. with Lord ROSSLINC• mad the Miry& of littirmay's wM iewollately proceed op Ha Scheldt, !emu* Antwerp. from Soma &vetted, whine they had dimwit/. eked. The folio a lag diernitke of oar army mod fleshing is tolerabl) correct " Oa the debt Is the SI brigs*, trader Malar-Otieval flurattiou ettashalag it the N battalion of la .1 e 5.14 and at the HO a seat the SI brigade, soder Bei eadler•Oeuerai AraLa esatillag of the Qom's, or Sit, the 70h, amid 9d leattsliaa a( the 114th. ' " Smells brigade, under Ilaier-tlee. Linea, eneelstieg of the Id hattsliee et the blitb, Id et the 11th, sad ht of the 790. •• The Caere ore the eth brigade, outlet Eriga4kr•fie seral Hairnets, eostb.tioi of the hattalioo of the 14th, blot, and Ist hattalido of the 11b1. •• The 12th brioole. order Malow(•dra. STSIVART, eat tistitti of tie A bat altos of the ohg, Std, as.i some coops• toes of toe 95th. " Ott the left are the 19th briga4e, sotler t Brigadier-Geo. Rontosoner, coosistiog of the 86th, three soissdroas of Light Dramas, the 681 h. and Oriirtao rigrosen. " filenoth brigade. soder Major-Cieweral Pima, ear sitting of tie 361 k. the nth. and the battatioa adetaeloteria ander the Hat. Cohort Coc imam r. " Goland rocs, with the list light Inianft, has a tie ' tacheil mamma at Fort koinankiws. The 9d Manila of toe 691 xarriven Compveer, and title Sid b Mallow of the 491, td oft e Mist, and Std. garri.Middkb. gb. Mere I cots , =cored this letter (.even ..'pluck is tb. tooralu it ). the eaemy have kept up a kiwi of dilate eanootade, use t meat Irelt of our tri..rlis as are visible to them, next roma the Is e., and then it the shipping a hick knest the tows so the sea side.— aptain Ba 11111, of the 77th, a very y. and Realising oat er, am beets tit...wird 00 a working part.. He has lost a leg and received a bey ere Contusion is lilt mud and shou'der. The hritish oibcer (okra io the :iction a nicks Gen. (ia oit a is's bridede hid with toe roma am Major Rasa, of t..e .th. Witaio these few aswiteuts some Spoui.h des , tern have ar rived within on Ilan, but being enable to uodetstaad them I ' have as farther iatelligenre to ihimismodene. Liftman. General sir LT at l oast has *morel Ms roamers to Cast Latherg, awl General FlltAisa is in .re oa the left, at a small sill to called Rohm. Toe loltabittimt, maadest the most perfect apat.ot at the result of our operatic's*, Sad area, to efittiOk awing hat hew they may est,.rt both by depreilat tug our coin .tad raising the price of et pry eosamilff.i . • " wooLepußan, averarr 11.. " The batteries have not yet opened 'Rabat Plus +lg. 'nee' lae.avy artillery kavetoeis tube. to site lbws iTu u ferveer, with the ut soil espeditioa that could be desired, by the ow.- ritte brigade. T.ois brig ask, a btra c.naists of a &tat-amyl from each of the tam of war, asnuests t.o about roar hun dred men. It is molter the commuu l of Lord A. Mg tUt. Lana. and h.as manifested as estrau.olio.tri de. red of activity sod seat, in whirs they lure been roc nrage.l turooghout by the et ample of toeir Co a nutters. I have seen Lori A Bc &MI CAptilie PA 111$11, with their h assispitte', r - operating wits tue seam -fa is tae must IaJtiViOIN purl of CI; l.• OrL, is rai,iti.l the heavy c mom, b: ysgat fru to the stoippia A to the bears. Taramh the e seri Loa of this ro pi, I have seen owe 41.pooliers dragged fr ferveer to tie bars, 'silky I. adistaaceofsrvea MUM VIII his akg goon. Oar lines•stend about *eves miles, mod comprehend a bad of 17,,171 mess.— there we set laid loan hat pieces of artillery. iudsil mac. tars,. naming s, 4 out J 4 pounders, cusiveaieut to be 'notated ; *mu toe a orb are biassed. 1 ' 6 r.te delay h s atm ar. orded the garrison an opportunity of reeeiviag reiufareements, which were taken to them, tilhbt sal (1, fr las Briske.m, oo the opposite coast, sold fu:sdat eveulag, when some of our Sun -baits eoatrived to take a mattou (winch pat an ell to Vats amerces se. It was exreted that the Marquis of Flo srLev's division wool I hive taken pomvaion of Cadsand at Coe as amt. which wool I h4oe prevented this iitercoorte entirely. Bat the .atiock Jeeused coo a ssardom. Tire is nisch Jiscaissioo and eoutr s wear ap.s3 Isis booms here. ree osisfortime of not I ,kin Cadsoad. is bleb is said to have been one of lbs moist o:oject. of vie origioal plan. is very seusibly felt. Throogh oils forum. toe g-t Tim., of Floshiag have receive! no accession, it is attested, u? 5 or WA meta, bisides pros Woos and am sushi to, note. If it were not fur tii. so,iply, NI sr wool i mat proboh'y have sarrenlerei b.! ire uo.r, mad ta it delay akin have been which en Lucers the arms of mat - which was the principal eaJ of tbe Etpedi tied. sanely, the d structim of the Sect at Lillo. This. however, is still to be attempted. A large Ilotina of gu brigs, and Run -b oats, with some frig ites.. proceeded from Riammakeas OP Wednesday last. iu order to p op the Scheidt towards Altwerp, ander the est mead of Sir H. Ponsan Po t l,itb, where the French said to be strongly fortified t briar& Coe river, having 2.1./pmbaats. and a elsaio bomb. to defend it. " Tie hlarqois .if Htrwrite arrived in the Rompot, with his dial-ion, ua rise-d.sy, and go tie (snowing duy dimes bArked Is Saint Reevelaui, in erJer t • p.m riir Jody Hoes. who will tiara have a tree of 1.404.) uscu. " rids %wawa l lean that Freurb have opeoel the sluices, loonier to 'nomad ate oar Hafts but they rilaisit, am told, aired the works taut are completed, or prevent am tiro from apprimicolat Tao sluices were oyes List eight. " The wurk•ess It Vieth* comida of Praol.ms, spaut. ards, Portman's.. awl part of the Irish brkm ie. •• The Spaniards are those who were perverted from II i lag, with Romans, to tackle of Rages. Upor oar nrilval in this island, the Fliohiug garrbou did sot elicited JJA) meu bat oow it is staled at Bor 9J.10, and by some p irsow It is caiculated eves at li.JJJ, Bet this l taink an es...Art.4We. If its y had so many, a greater number than 2J.ki sv wIJ have hese seat oat au the last sonic, which was despecese." PRIVATE COR R vapnirnrver. 1111011LIMPRMI, AVOVIIT It " The French 11-et is above Linn. a very Omer rartreort a nd *heeler. or whirls will dimbtleas uentriv some lime " A French Admiral has buistel his lac onboard a Pirate. and has niyanred i t that way down the P held, lb ha &mitt feratm. and abmst lir sun result. This looks ns if the rern• had 4erifse4v d-ter,nbied to defewl the passage of 1 . 1. river amino nor feet t het their rtuUta? re u M be valet. Our A hairs!. i wis Wormed. iateod.4 to sent ap she river tea o eleven sail attic line. with f itates. brig.. rotwy. and An hosts is almondaare. There a ill. of inane. -cum be hot work i the Scheldt. bat ne are .atisard that our br.ive tan u ill s•too clear the passage. while the army admires me the laud si ie. YesterdaY I took a clooe view of the walls of 1 3 lashing. Tie pl we i..trand. fyrt lied. bw he want .if provide*. and water will costa •nly realer it impossible for !he garrivia to p •otrart the defence n web longer. By the able esersi..go L f t navy. the communicatioa between Ylushing and Csdsand k s nt last born completely rut of. and it is said that the gar 'ipso Is now compelled to cat horse-Bees. Our hatievies are all read.. ani wit ro.unwarie the hombardment to-night. " The. Raven sl,osp. hit', &lamed so gallantly a wefoc aton' Flysbi g. is at CampreerrelitiM .—Cipt.llatscMrr, w tio is r..envering fa from his is mad, raid., in the Ilte4ll that is Via town." ULTR ACT fl A LZTTEIII /ROM AN orvicra fY Tlll LIN! s OE/ INK ILUSIII ma, w %TED L 11T SONO Y, HALF./AST TWO O'CLOCK, P. " Rombirdnwsit berm `4 Tea Motes pawed rholdag i only two killed, aad aloe wooded. "Aar advanced epic the enemy's fleet. " Nine ships of the lion go past the tothawm the wind will permit. "We get only twenty shillings fir a guinea, and eleven guiders for a 'wand sterling, one shilling sad eight•peare taxis." " British Lir,a, of IFleshlet. Ft iday. Aim 11. "%lace my Lot coinatuoicatim sothiag has occurred of any material importance. either on our part or that o theeoeinv. Evert elf wi is now eterting to aceelerate tbe oeces-ary works f.w the bom mimeo of Flushing. The batteries are almo-t complete, and it is enolidently stated, that to-morrow. the Ausivertery of the Prince of Wales's birth day. is Gard for I w ementencemem of that aviLl work of destruction. For the LA two Lays the brigade of Alsjor-':eseral Ptc-ron, whim are ow the le t of ear Boos. ka4 been incessantly em pioed in working and covering parties, nt a mortar battery, which is tenting *Shia half • mile of the N. E. of Flushing. It was supposed that the enemy would have alempted to surprise that work, and the neemeary precaution' were takes to defeat sorb am attempt. The Mt regiment. ender Colonel Pacts. and the battalims of detachments, a .der that most ac tive and g Jiang Otlicer the Hon.Col.Coetta me. wear rthe last two nights ender arms within range of the enemy's grape. Their po-itiou a as so co-ered by st roag hr loares. that tat ene my did sot perceive them instil morning. w hew t h e; commeswed an inetionail cano.nade. Since their bate defeat by Major-Geo nail an's brigade. the 'licitly have Dever tottered to ohm themselves witimat the walls. Frees two deserters, who came over yesterday. the one an Irishman and the other a native of Nottingham. ae loan that the Fretieh cosset coo. mite what we are about—neither do they believe that we have raised balf the member of bakeries. wow la such a state of forwardness. I anderstand that the !atheism states his name to be K c•sakonsr, of Red-gap. in the County KU &tee; that be has twee four stirs in the Fret:wits-nice. Ile contradicts the statement that there were a considerable pro. portion of the Irish. Brigade in Flushing. The number of that brigade there, be my& dart not eased four hundred, and few bat the Olken arm Irish. It is commanded by a m a j or Fuson% av. and he belonged to Capt. Ottiocir's company. The smatter of the enemy's force ie he cionputes to 1w within between 9 and 10,000 ones. a great proportion of whom. be W. s, are wounded and sick. The ra tio°s to each man consisted Drone pound and a heir of bread, ow gla-s of wine, a 4 half a pound of meat per diem. The day bef..re yesterday they commenced on their sat provision. all supplies either by land or sea being now wholly prevented. This dewrter also states the anxiety of the inhabitants to capitulate, and he has no doubt hat that it will take place very tom after our works begin to epee on the town. In deed, it is the gametal opiate° here. that Motion havog IlloW very plamible meterials for a description in the Netti e:sr. will nonvoter a town bowled these last eight 4 Is by 4 force of '23,04J men, and at diFerest times objeeted to the lire of our gun-beats. The Ire front our shipping basettned &together f'r the last few days. in consequence of a pro- Addams Pam Lord Chatham. fkever..l Odieers of the Navy have esprcsed great chagrin at this as they tens it) " too ANOTHER. SAME DATE. " It Is now model-stood, that toe bigotries will poshively open to-morrow g that the aaJtversary of the Patecs'a Birth-day will. as the Otheen say. be celebrated by lis• comment. ?meat of the b mibarlueat of Flu.ltimg, a e, and by is sarreoder Wen. At teem soca is toe ea:relating. Tee batteries, a flotilla of psi bums, and sit sail of the liar, wi der Admiral Gauss ea, are at oars to en-operate. It i• conceived impossible for rhea* to a ithstitad sect a tre• ageaddes rombiaatmo. From the Line,, whit* are abate a aisle and a half (ram the Batteries of riashiag, use his a fall opponoaitv of viewiag the (meridiem. Toe r uche.. seem e tree laugly bud and coalnieui. Trey hate re late d receive a Fit% of Truce. " We base takes between 2 and 2300 prisseers in stir whole, riuce tb • i .vanoa of the Waal. and kille.l a vas, number is. ba.h•Sightinig• But tie calvary bla trick) wooded, t!teir riietisea. from the advents e of I .cal boo a - le.lige ' were able to tette of a Number of oar ewes. rle .e.l ateu.hawever, a bo seem to court nagger, cleared the comer of three ite.arf. T fey rut sed tacon i te tee winds wits the' rattan's. and hardly • e of then' returned a flame a rile psi or ton, *Meg they carried ab..at, and proudly eallintiea to the army as impale.. 4steiet the Weeeded in the !innate Colsori PITItIaCII. of the 1.5115 regiment. Captain 11•1111. TO NI 41( the Wt. see Lieuteeset Hear, lIWELL ' ..f the 76th. The former bet bliettly is the hied I the tweisUer serenely, bet it is sea het Beetally.* RAffr iNDIEM ilooklboilers.4-11matamul caairi t ithre j*kor, a: 1 / 2 1&S. •sT LlFUTENAllt..oLuitit. • It The tonisnaptilie 011eir regrets, frosil the great prat public torsions he bat to leg, been deigned f on. pectoris* h oat pins* part at Id. int, to ram his be thanks., justly die lo the whole of tie troops who were einplo..ed I. the assail of the boil bill of Rages ley, en the 19d cart. and to area . his entire satisfaction. al the FINAIIt contort nod by than ail that eie4.ioa Tier prompti tude with waieh the tramp preceitlill to the Mark t tbr per severing nil ,that Ohkllthey encomia''d apnea% oheaeler, the intrepility with whit* they sueetArd the Mil mina oast plias Ste. aid the Neatly roarer they displayed is the n oon of s lanai* position, aid so ontiestely defended, are ciresiastoces w neck rail for the most annuablial *desired'. 4041 pease. To Lironsaa-Colonel Lode, Majors Kelly and (YlLJleraa, and to Captains Mae and Midst later, an conclocerd She prkeipal colones of its and to Liennant Baleley, ahe solooserted mita the pa, 1. of pilasters the Cessation g °Beer tern oat deeply indebted fur their got. lantr" and coudert, and equally to every Ohm mod :oldie/ employed for the proevetii.g se d and hammy they so con 1 spice displa"ed g w bile the sktil with which Capin* Brook set his OtScers directed the lire of lac aniiiery, to ewer the troop, in tat nansit. claim his IltAkest appro.*. To Car Is It than, likes in, 'et ha selostiered oh sea viers, sad attended Lioutenani•Colitarl Lila tie daristg the alien. every prune is der. Altkolgh 11.10 c Nat!sp, a itli the laid cavalry alder Mr room in, rand I nosy iron the snore of the assadt, with the eareptlaa of the I:allopers, attached to his earl., seder Limes o Serial", be nopkyrd ant farther that as .4 cowering pgrty to the santhrnits, still the Cantonal* Oarrr f els sett' owls laulebred to bias mid his corps for the se.. and alacrity w itb wokh rimy position was takes up, aid to Lteetenair Barlow and two attached to the Ualloper. t.tr hi, well-dLi'cial bre to row rig to Mgt. attack. 11 is um without delt re g grgt the Command* 04. err, its appreriutiog the impalas. aid sacesistat has. at the as.-sit, Loom toe law of Co brove mot who te I gloriously is the coo, sad it a bleb they so nobly 'attain d the been: sind mike of the Bengal Army. The Comoandiog Oldcer h..i already hod tae . pleasese of report* the meritorious ca rol Mee the truer' to his Ea:ellen' tho Commatsdar Is Chief, sad requeztiLleiteausa-ColotO Lowrie, command* the 10 Bremen. I Major Kelly, euesnanclia the 411 Light ninety Bannion t Cittaie NW. inter, who toanutuded she defoliant ague 9d darnaliat Ist Re t iree,. N. 1. g Cape. L out, rolosanding tae Artillery g Major N AAA, eon mond* the al Regimes. Native Carafe" t aid Lieutenant soda/ley, comotadiag the Planers, wail riykla t. Liar adv. oi4erased ilea hie astked sat enthe approbation or their couleci. vATRACT Of A LETTER IPAOII lIILIGOILARS, &ATM MIMS? V. " 1 hove to inform you, a !Anemia of brim belongs( to tae Doke of ilresswiek arrived at this plate as the ilk wham, with the News that the Duke was furred to tare* Jsauelf haw the arms of Great Britain, and reqaessed vessels to besot' immediately to bring of his Imes from the bank- of lye Weser, immeantimg to about viz P.Y. Nauss eset.itesousuat *J) of Ilse mew tairkJ at this pine fr. vets .els trey bad famed in the Weser I the admen and ssea op. peered mach (+Sigurd, owl several of the Ammer o amoded.— the of their +Slicers Wormed toe they hod washed witaist an) regvhw net foe Wises days, during the whole of *hick the Dose had eudiared equal hardships with his wen, beteg (Dreamt I. danger, and so beloved, that Ir wu sere of beta( ssepuried by his fullossers. TM: liamoverima behaved with tae giratrst ft leads'', ea the Doke and his tam 1 was so eh pleased with the conduct of the +sorrels/ash of this Island, who very bastl.oosely called or the Deventer, and tarred their stare-hoehes, and part of the 'Chaste fee the reeektom of Ulcers and tae.s. Souse of tie oraelimiU atier.ted as tits beck, and admititstri+d a late and of .er cuutturts to t. , e pose feeluws as they Laded. On the tilt, the Duke of Brusswiat Lauded here front the bluish° sloop of tsar, alma eight 1 1 . 'U. under a salute of lb ~aus from time garrnom, mad the same umber from the ship. of war. lie was wt. eased ea the beach by Liesseaani•Csisaiel Hamill in, and all the Oiler's of the garrisspu, amidst repeated bassos f. soma the rearckheio and others osscuabled to welcome his arrival." A General Cuurt-Nlsrtial has lately been held at Dublin, ton Captain N.:slnt, ut the Unsegal 'ilia, 64 Fur bging drunk, *bra C.:4016u ut the Nougat.: hoard." Tue Coln easing found bin pills, sentenced hi o to b 4; *hid, his ..biajontty has bees plearuJ to approve and confirm. Lieutenant Eduard Keating, of the 45th Reg'. meet ut . Fout, has been also me.' by A Ct.:arra! Court-Martial, at Careatra, in Portagal ; `6 fur cuuddet enbiconeing the character vi an °dicer and a Gentletnau, %ben sneakers, of the piequet, in using must abusive. ant sipprobioes latigusge towards his superior °dicer, Captain Lightfoot, of the same Corps, sad at that time couseLiethng the said piequet, it beieg a direst breach of the Articles of Warr for which he has been s.•u. tenced lihecise to be—Cashiered. A shocking Instance of crnelti to animals oe. curs*, at Budenhain t hi Hartluidahlre. jesterilar seitinalit : a boy of the name of WM. b.. tweets 14 and 15 years of 'ice, eas oil Tuniaday committed to gaol, fur having forced the but-esid o i a tact.whip into lice body of II asare belusiding le Mr. 'rhos. H of iluddailiano, *lnca oc. casiuned her death in a few hours ; he had also forced the same iihstrusisent into the h,Nly of • mare oath foal, which is 11 t yet dead, and en. deavuured tis cat wit the loops: 01 auuth:r hots' in the stable. The following circumstance occurred on Thu'r•. day last, au the neighbourhood of Croydon :--A quantity of oak being to be MIS duce, the pvelers were as usual employed to strip the trees of their bark; a Gentle hen *ha has an unlucky monkey, remarkably su with respect to barking of trees, ►ften procuring a keit* fir that perpote, had the' cariosil to see bow it would behave itself moons ihe bark peelers, and took it to t he wood where the men were at work. After oliserting them *lib great attention, tbeeseakey seemed eager to be with them, and the Gentlemen uM red it one of •he smaller instruments used in peeling. Ike sue.- key immediately stoenting the tree, began It all its might to tear of the bark, act in leas that tun" an hour it bad, to the ow tonsil surprise toe new who were eye-eitneliks of this once ninon 4 der, unbarked a large arm of an oak in a rage. tar manner, all the wink making *chattering seise, Au if highly i leased. . • I . 7