The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-18 00:00:00

bei* 4 . 11041#1t. iiiittabotet ,;r; di4ot setted in I coold, the to • more by success h4l . l`,oeen quer tc4e Tre closed pVinep coiled ~.i p5a. ,„...........--t . ................. • THZ STATFSM t?/ ;mai e s 'e apro . . - . ....*....,..;.a....anki- _,_ -- • •• DREADFUL CATASTROPHE. . - A . Af. trans. led . _ 40 _ Pliaid. 011ey of G ,* • .1 - • ward . 1: , , , 1. : „ 1 .. -,• • ita • , ~,, 11. ; vil : 5 7 )1‘ ; n vir i ' , ~ • 7-- - - ~,, - • ~ i II .'• • • '''.• . ••• 17:i g 0 h W b : Wr in h t °043(i the of U S t t ino G st it s e Co s its w te a r ' n Y atiol i ttl a "At day-break OD the 13th , the sissy again . ...• are *WS, P . - 7 e- . . ' • e:. li: - i - •.:- .., .. - isas - t ali it '. 7 • - • Oi - • ' irilst ba t e . ii 4 o n ,--4, b °tie of the most melancholy accideats . ' . 0 1 - . • - V. 9 • *ter hod occasion to relate. About six o'cloCk 6 0 - - - - „,. • ;i s . , .• . --w• ~ ' • l.. Y it _ of the large vats in the extensive premises of M ews. a Arrangements weren't - foe' a-Miliike „ , .. :. ~'.., s. - 1 .,. . N .'' 0 .; :... • ... - repair to the : T " , One Ys. Lvar..-11 . 441day at the Public Ogees. dud 1 t ~„1,. • -rides, -Solon!) Pleoe readied* C.- lieleee. .., • • ~..„ a .., _ -V'- - - A 1 1 ... wr so- •n4400 .. ..._ • 4 . 01 P , '*„ Q 1.4... . -.. *"..".."..4"'... lbw . / hleux end Co. in Bainbridge-street, var i ousi ---- -'-"-- minicitia - ' tient the dimmanttersin-knite ei .winr .• '..llllth!\ 'STA TESMAN. Naval Forces,. from tithie.h it appett` reatemp4 - • l . ' .. .., t , 'Owen scout peck* hativarrlved at Fab. estimated, burst suddenly, with a are -• • • . • "' - " 4 3.--A, , 7- erlthi,blailtslin lialifai,'froni whence she - ,deluging and destroying several neigh n ittlhat -11-1---=-.'-ft-ii-ifspousiwkaisessue. - .. .. ~ \ r *0 , ,ell. The I tiody 4 4rahe a all also . k altrAigallimannitAtamh t ' .- -.-••• - .. -. . „, ~,,,.. ~... ,1 . • - ~ .. gsiust the town and. caray - wee wisp • , .. ...... _ i _.... i.5i.... . vi. the • imetiotaneous effect it produced ; ith a Mails hem Lisbon frem•wheoce I than - ---- - . Rees - - ----. •• - -.LONDON: --- -...-40.- -- . , - ---- -•- --- - . --- . •"--* et - - ar.rilri" --- - I I street, GeOriFifilif, Great RifitillAtFept, -- 1 - -• 11 • ~* • 444!01.Airrinfifmitt, fat . ___ _thisimpooribe • iu~ • :.,. .', r e*: ihe.salled,.ibetent k neither Of the &bore mal t i c i a ity, wei.g4sl,llAgelititi!artiwi-voirtirb„ . .i • 71.-. • 1 4USSOAY, OCTOBER. ;18, , 11814tt .1 1 ,. . ~. , . ..:, ; ~,0.,. . , vel its to a • , f.-; . ISi , -, Q . , ,„,... 9. he'lloid enteptuddei,-:A11 . kearstliefthe u si gi „ 1 /: .•.` • Sir, • " ...-•••••iffillow. , "' .. . .44 •I . ..''''; " v '' '' ' ttidritbite AIX i".4.lrreiittlitioreler'; Aber wii.tAl< l l 4 . ,I,N, ~efi,thie:•,. 01e,..,, ire*. ), 6 t . 0 • • . 71.•• F.IILFRE OF AN A iI'APIC 0 . , A. yo as irr , L.T..7.•nr. , 5 , , . w. ~,I ..2•I. -...k. • . ... ....); 1 00 rola! ;,otter of tile pu t ArcpLiapf *evilest dreadful disaster, ; le. , ryThwiding which • , sql:': .1 , 8 • , itibitr. -' .4 "."1,7;5 5 ' t i ;,,..,: i1 l ',,;?„ that the _ entsa ii v i t s /h3lO its seed estailliA 40i . . •%anmag" ;R;„,,•-wisigii Asi •in I,c,:i4npy l ili,' adjoined:it: ~ A. range/rot t siefv . ,;" l „,,,o s thy . . ~,. , 1 • ~. • . . • ,• , ---- . '. • 4 4 4 *i1i1 1641 1.. 1 T . .right 'de of New-street were deniol' 11 4 10 "' in ••.luPlieslpg tidings; they :say, iritillisi . ~, ~ eat.s.,Xhji. . ~ ,it , _, ~ ~. . ~ .to aiptegeof hopertvesmit. tirohtb.rittea aide , ,. , , 1 , , toed. To . i eh, g r ove .5w ..14 ". a. 1.1 1 -ean-46 6..11 m ..,... •'„ • 78., .• 4 " l' „ add to the- •slistietere elideibhtibilants mt i bd os , 4 . ins# l o 4 4, ll f i e" `l3( ' ► t* i"f"T"l`au°4l°6l6'9l..a iti-rylisTtelfMtit_o.lll..!lsl. -•t -• 44u • - i iii mrtl'irfP -• , 1 • . In' the 1 iiiitiotovesilifehlretl4.o4.ant*ntiett**NfOr.. lied teek,, •IsP . Mewl fm..4 0 . . 1 , . : . .. ~ . ,IleSs.e.e. •. ‘,. .. _BO , •,,:ii ,- •• 1:o._ _,,i • iftr0,i,010:83.4.,_.14.,V -the poorer class, ..wesswaig..4„bome t , erda • ii r)s- . luulli half farther. di4l,uot machos ioaugiciptt tede l yest y l ift 4„ ...c , it . r. •J . '' • 6 . 46 ! - the • t . ob• e ' P 'if" '-' ' i* f'"I IINF IsiF u n 4 i.l ell !MVO' :part of one of thernilidiNsallei Staking a ai d , .•, , , tgialcit - of: lettltslikeelmr yets It • . ;fited'lterletted.gi t " the died oh Sunday morning. ..du' trilinnielt thole . 11 t • . , sefted in the whole of emir impressi6n. We w 411,* .. At a late inures, the -I g. . ...r.l l ll,T•r . lti tt •"" . sk 4' Noo 3o -4,gis r'tf o li e z ie r 1 kg): ire.: • whole Were enveloped -tit W . ,„'‘cfestrerif 4 , ... . . . of pe cotemporaries, sat ,tisacht lembarbed at Nor t, • .: .•• _ . Itr: i 7 . ,r . : •.-„ quaint Jett .644 is taterdel. delaying. !o il ruins closieueSeKthipi . ' si:rwe l 'Ar ,s eg st s, ~ . ronid, Jilts some a . ki i ititeelf ' Non of Abe Retie inch firrsinee the same 'house, s and a augliecerere as ' • . the details we Ihne . lay ,h hefore Our Readsies,, t 7eheall a. ~, - .. " The total lo_saist.the • British Wiwi 1,,, *' ' •eants, 3A Milt: ' 'LIA. 'et liitlegti • V w " ' '''.,, '' ".,..' - It ii i iie sel ' ilt inetledaerlito discuss before the ..'....the mother. wall-14114411-4Atitopot..-- , . • ' to communicate the particulars of 66 ,' II trifl44 l 4l-': ser.l . • •• _ • • i ied •. - tn.,- i t . , - • , mai leces7 ,indte.kispress my hope, that you was swept away billtititiivreittitirclighee ,'' '. -'.• .' ' . top itilitiont sebalterwit, toff . ...... • . . ant's to to the Britisil l arms ;• but tho o , . ••': •• _____,• •*: ' 4O . 6 . r ' • . ':.. I wig jlk Ali, ie . Omit material incoteteniene4 tio itY:F lid 'ffrished - in•friecesi ° - Mr.! Civiodwlty* , ' , i troops showed •their accustomed - •beeistp,ilad .iii- • ....eienearns. •,..--, # .0••%.,• le '- - •- • . .- -•: At .MSO - ist that! tisighe-1 have the honotV - ',440 bit, glet iiesiding in NO I A W 41461, IsS%eittiit. ~ a- ibisabistift MeV is artiK . ~ •lr' a, • ..' it tea with Et belt lfe AO' *bee .' - yetis osodflailltfat end .obedient servant, .- *'. ." -•' ,- omplied over thrice , their numbers, ;here is much ' ..ev , ' . ... , : ~.. minds Papers to the 15th, bringing hstelltce , . „ , •• -, • "N. VANSITTART.'• •. tut current ca • • ' ••. gh the ho • - more of grief than of exultatien excited in our . . , .., .. sat. •,, .y . ~,4e. 'Metter; been received from Smyrha of tiles ~ ,I. . ~, . " sare by the result of this daring enterprise. The momentary of the &Twat. Hitherto, say the rwea . • sqlp h been to settle the fermi eif tlidUllifite- sit. 1 The fever at that time had entirely disappea... k • the street ; :„. .04i . • 4 4 :0 , 4 . ' lII*. Tla • success obtained in the conflict ots• thisroccasiou, business at . • ..,•• • land nom nine was gradually remitting its 107IMIF ' , __, A • Tug rear of the hollOkir • 8 .... „ tieW s elesalc, , between the Ministers of the prime . • • 41 been most dearly' Pikrchesed 'etid 'the conse- tore 4 , _., s -. vest qvant4 ckit getr • ke* • may. •he exchange, was eetritesely law. ~. •:--; who was in t e l' 4 '. . • r ' .-. quences of %Ls • ''' This being adjusted , the consultations s e yar , was m r a pp ear t to' te Of 'a Chitiocter likely to perpetuat e . dlsait6.... eoe The- celebrated • cted, on the Ist. 1 CedlZiee peditien from Cork, aed which alas filled with tie*, w,as, protected-14 -te tety titiopt i tio , . rtie . . gal hurt General -Ross, like ,atiother Weise, . GENTZ attends the Sittings as tacretary, tit 'id ' ,has been lost off. Beerhaven, so Ireland. :foe wet i s•V * lf .. '' $ A 1 the girl, s • ifs Asi s t i ' ' an d h pia eiV - • ' the proceedings. ' The; most intfoltble frhsitislipis , between . 800 tops bort en, closed his earthly career in the advance:o Vte.intre• _. . , .. _.1.. ~, ' lt t in tit 'l , aititti ..aptigigy, :, 1 htippy to say, that, with exception of numb au t e - .tilt .. p 4.1 men whom i he •so courapons . ly y r i-A Ji m i tuat, this` stated to subsist between the Amperors of litiMita , . • ~ - . carried to r..) oreim'ar ? Seisirit 'iepreer i: ..•• .. • _srw,...os, troops were saved. , ford-square, where tydrt. t, ie ps: *die . great depository . of the hostile . spirit of ~t he. , „, tti4a4d. aisti Aneritza. A Commission, composed ot• itto l tesi - • • .. • Ibe George, Wi't.xliteote, from Cori to Beason s life but without t effAt. . -- r -14, a - • ' -Sri ' 1 01,...'eans'e . States towardanghiskiiiohisigOtbiri .1i4 1 ,2404" staters of the . pilstelpal States of Germany's.- i . . Bey, was captured on the lth of lest month, by the t . • . iii •Venut ivateer. Four other American pritrateete -• • employee in the brewery rerettPterild With', .. • , • a nted to &mese Nei 'oriole the same dauntless spirit met 'llif i filifioltri M4fgat ; PP" •' . - s objects ' --i i • . --1 •""• 14 71 -I With the ,f uture stittr.erlise .. - iir . ficulty by the people col ted affentndlef"•elM- -1 'Mid were in co mpany, witch had capto*ed five More h a d lf ' ' ti IN' liiha It ' ' though the saerifices mews by tk“eitiv-tig , ...bi-, . ....• • , empires ltebTh Gee r 'led with the Cork fi t the . - t° • wad" " P t° to . g the • I . ; eiN •I • that •di Ambassador of a considerable , • thus stops. e orge nailed wi eeis el e 'file site of the ; plate 'tile* • nit lilt, itidlltire • nensi., and 'Bitthnore • may be 104 • Arr • 7ih illtimo. 4.4:.1... 1. . . , 4.• 14 ',A. ti 1.114, .- ,* '' let ..L the benefiti”of tervigatintaiS y 4 14, gg, • i i i pirilptio. liesilie4Neptes wosupppot), Uri not bee l va,shn . ,. . ~ _ no •dechvit ,to.r.egy on.au,pia.- *tarsal tr ~ . Tne Eeddleour,' Bence, from Ostend to Undon, into Y • •. . - 1 0 ' 9 •” k a u ' '. 7 ' * " ' te fon rest Valetta: A Paris article state. - . tali t ioga and sunk ,' ,neighbeen *lan all" of • ~ Celled that . &be Allure 'Of. tose . !•it's .., r .n greldk A -- 7 OFT g ~ e• : • • ' • l is run down at Ostendcargo landing and damaged. . are inhahited,',4646 1' ••• h - bittlfedlf _ ..! overteiliaes - tifr ideatitages • • - • • 'ilbraialtl4- •.the..___,,i f aletsit i e -• . of , . jgeenzatim rlit -; tilted lia R .-ECEAo.-The hotto ;Revolt . Its! ordered the price and the fall etistel r . 111*''io " ' ''' ''' .4 l CM f I Its disastrtres .resent barn 4, melt miaatifftSllll, ,* 311 1 ".VIPPrl*r . ir. . *to l i f it toalkwijO l ' - 4105 r • • I.ot of breaditobeieduCeif Ids ia tisti*4 , liraf. • by the - eits**. • •• • ~.i . ..,„ * , - - ~, effect; It will give heartening to•'etery iblyiefir • nritifirM!pir.t, : ,., t ., „ , ~.... „rat , 7 . • . . *ll l * , • yam thedilflthfifi l 'hy ilita 't • ' a at tr'-: • . . 1. this country; 'lt Will indeed be aeetteolinil- *WO* - 07 1 g ~,, f, ,, - A ' E. ' • st esien . - • ..- ,-... ... --••• •. J o • lA . t • , NAV4L I THLi•raararG . the adjoinieg.houses. The:crowd' collected f '' .l .'" .. • , 'Noe - _. si* ,-- • • .• . time of the accident to a lateltour was tat , • a fin hei leatliffffill".lll4V/Sit tip the Americans ; glee a new '; tad he Gereied. ~.,..:- --4 4 . .. . 1:. __,..- , . 1,, e fso * - it .. .. . '. ~:- - . meat; efface, in some degree,.-IbldlapOlatal Wads" 'd that the Selletble relg k eese DlMermem ! r Srev 15.-Arrded the Lady Nary e setae?! has said , _,. 1 ..„ V p ~ 1 " ". 1. e _Al_ AI . se „, ~. , . . p i • hail; presented many distressing scenes o. c.. • f ' hi fi l i rr i Z a i ' ' • -.• ~ - others enquiring for ainl lansentiegtheie' .'. '... • • .... ),..___,. • , y- . z , it am t a 'O4 rj ea f a .o, vox 11, .' ington ; and enable it to meet worm *ha a - .• • - Inrr• •• 1 .. • ~ . • ~. _ i., , 169 F f t'f imeletwirrith a Mad farm Gibraltar and Naha ; tbe Uuke of . ~ . , .. • r . '14 4 " datives aqd f rie n ds., vtko even ~• • . itf - / • 0 MI 4.0--.• tilumpliant air, instead of that delettlor and depress ..?4, 21 1, , , ~Frp.?B. , !,, 41, . : Par,trlif ,- .. k i .., -. .. marrboris-a• -aches, Irilr-. Mast &Ma Lisbon.-The shove :Fiwhi: . , .....1 . . the scene of vin y l ffei Oahe . —4.. 'r li . h • . " 4 ••• ' e.. ~.....-1 1. 54 t. e eq,'" sian which must inevitably have accompanied der ea , iii Sisek• siiiwil Colnpo , .. t t , . , s . . W * chi,. ".... d e i f ir r i . ogee which armed yestemin, are the Ache*. sod the Wan offensive and otaccinil .• 'lt is therefore . '. recital, of an almost unbroken series At defeats and S,Uktillf e dere: acciteePloied by the 'William tro 4 CVIC I MPPY , it° iIM. )11 ,PPniiO4 - ' ..• '•• " la •• ' i: ' '• disinters since the Legislative Body mit-seet. Victos - b, dell* 1 a f; dig es t ile ' • ' -' . a b . for eork. r -Thshanake parka, with a Mail from GlAralto an* was-lest id, tilt ia b oot 4 . ,mkt away the , • ' . .• 14 . 44 .. AlAied So .. , .. ea .. . . . A tom c da a e i he Malta, is eomptilittt e ffeeile. 7 4lte Pennies packet . leti Malta n ......k: ....real nuin i liers oc.wtrit 0ft.fr0n..... ~,..,. v . rife sthich haatefFfetrilre these, wet itgeltainhad j** 4l t e ll/ 1444i '‘ llol . • Is ' - r - ;'`• ' •• 4, -' ' 40SI the 3d, tieletais .• 10tb, teeliart Me 19th, and Gibrait tete hoer 'Wittig . ..OA '' i avitijortessibiel .'' •' 1 ' ic 'We as n assermis ••• dvrl • _ 4. • llaiderbe w %the*. tiftepcomme also tit Possibility rin Emp i re. . ..‘. ~.........,... ~ . . 4 .. i . tar on the .211th - btillitilember.-Th o.borne pocket was at in . hopes of andieg i ndmaketse to whom they . •.. mission* ,u , ." • Of ilia etimple Ciflibievw hetet Mellowed by an iit• nis Presiden t 44. **e n0 • r • . • - Malta, and the Waliimitem at Gibraltar .-- heft at Malta this afford /eller. I Moens. p ‘ ndigiestis ...Vero often - lilt - ~ . . i. ft & • • 'lrlieS •the ioi ' - ittlionobiit. ceded people, &lAA, • want of noel co•operation, , ... . • a b glit : ~ . -717: 1 ' -.. Nidesty's ships neolanidoes, Trident, and Wirer*: at Pa- w this . bias it is thought issued-free - 1.6e cellars; but •liba, $7 it always precarlocebauld enter into the 'contempt' , Miahed at Of / . .• , . . ~. ors*, . 101. 4 this Malts; Admit* liallowell, Alanene,,,liyaepdh, early hoer morning Ow yobbisik tea 'se*** don of Commander, bent on desperate malerprises. • • +his -,spooemmu. diretty cleared amity to, the Alßed , S i ze '-fit wig '•: •. : •-•• ' • • '4 - at Aro' . .t a r rawka t e . s t?!. _ -- 1 • - 77: - iii .... ~ , - . ~ ~ .. _ .. ..... . . 0 . 4 „ t h a ta r ::....... el,•- t ....,.,11 44, • Slaittlsis a We shall nbintin gyros reeepiteladeei perms- fires May to . . , . vie Ariake& . .: tog, . ~ $ ~ ._. „... --• 4.• 4., ' ' FURTHEK it.ARTIUMIRS.: : b ur s of the . et es they . wilt be fleind briefly' ary , and that the Congress "ei •• • ..stickle limier got ender weigh poillision , . . ~,. . ..,...,. . ~...,.., t=',. , _bat .. , loser . 'ft tO -47 ,• . -, • , •4 1-4.-td .r.. • . ' . Ase t iomele learn the. r ite o`f ItveY I narrated is the *Send Bulletin, which we gave yess de fi n4ively where the future residsealle:101111140 posed .. to have put bark.-" Th- . A slitoop of war ' - ' .. . 'the extent of damage done, me: iligi forms . • terday in a Seson4 Edition, and re-pulatish to...day., Emp e ror should be. - . , ~.,,.. b . , ~,,. seas wate . . riog at the Went,/ Milbilds on the liter Of September visiietilhestinst. It is vet insirlible to a • • -The Gazette it will be seen , contains also the de.. 5 .._.,..,.. ti .. . 1 .. vi ...,. : y s l i t . MADAM, ki t. 30.-The treumfms sh it ~ p . ownstoote; Obtakkiaiiittriad :his klajesty's ship Swam, extent of .thle • 11t calaseliffs•egis has .• - . ' that twelvedeasibidlet Illeslireldteleted slit • • ' tails of the destruction' of Fort Washington and lite, fliivaire have excited the greateit ... tltilibetelo' °' . •. • & au the ThOrilk...-01010111111Majesty ' ship Pickle ) owe ernimt. that naan . ha - ."----:-..---- , .. , - - la.,.•.••••-'- - ,11.s.,..4. ,- doisilt. t Otea44ll.ekeek the. ispitalation of Alexandria,with which wewere already, irialiont.Mill tiltigid the' Serra .. , _props dowa to Ifanni4,.Roads, its Mejesty'S itlip Snake, “ , ""er i rP .. • IT& • " 14 , 11 "/"" . .. k ,, ~...w . ruins partietiejgr • the ItOttina i ts . LifilitAdepef4pm netiuniated4 ' The di ffi cult service of advancing tes ilst,rifo• me 1 r 'lt' which the state of - things renders of with the ships booed es vie Brazils. Cape , *c. to join his Ma. . s , . • iostys ship Duncan', at IPlpsianith.-Ilis Sleierty'sship•Lconidas which several peer familia' residedi sad wet:wheelie . Alexaitdria;thd afterwards securing a riiiteat *eerie the moat &Ail consequences. The Vicerey, Ceuta takes convoy to Befloodik, ilk. and not his m o j e gygi s bip lo la , to have been c,allic*l n et...the wake 414 . theitoldlij. . , , Aa i have beefAtim . icahly perfo4d. . " ' ' Espeleta, has ordered alt the troops of the line of ra j a , ~,, b e f ore itate a 7 happened, and which are-still unirapteeed; alai de • -a Navarre s ad the oli,!lbijoring provinces to march Msawsco,, OCT. 17.-Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with most alarming grounds Ottrehetision: *And,:l 7. , ..Jiiisastere assi4om come slegif, *is INNS Minis.- '• a nn a Moll from Ciotteoburgh. , are still a good many of r.. Metat'elervaists .. Orem earieus seams, deserviatif millit, that hoe. egaleek Missend his adherents. If the insurree - ` persons iu the neighbourhood • missing. -Besides the-' . .. notspread into the countries which the Ebro • ' ROBBICIIT Al. SEDFONT. , destruction in Nee-street and, among the laboatillf . • 11 "" .4111 met; unpleasitq, authiprshing nature haa 'k en ' , we are . Government . • Information * - told, eta 4:it ~....... _ separateafrom Castile, the military force 'eiliployed, g ow . r romer.-4MOnday John Anderson, idiots Christie, and houses, the back parts of thabeuses °CMG GeOlisi which is pouring vapidly upon the rely point of Na- rusigall neut.'. • •WO vecelvoti of a defeat by land and by water- . ion of heist tyro alias a " gleY. were Placed ". the bar..NM. ponk tr. o f Mr. Hawsea'avieteek Arse Set t si of the footpads who committed the robb ery Ir. t• ' -., .• 1 • 1 D Lake Champlain and at the garrison of Platt:- 0 ° Terre where the commotion p t rages, ought a Mort time anew at liedfosit. , i ()there lieGorakßeireUrfir4wer are entirety destroy at - rase " i Longhorn of imes. stated that on she eveamster • ' -• ' - . $ - ' if to check these riots, without that the remed y is use- ;he ,alt se Bergh ; that on the 10th tart . our whale fl eet on •• ber 4, , flogir through k edf; .;,„ •be was met Front .ithekrear-.o.Atiefat. Itusseiisstreet, where .t by t h r e e soldiers in regimentals, armed with bayonet, who premiiiii afelitif th•Ofkite; and where the iit„,whia ihe i•elie was either taken. or .destroyed ; and that ' less. . seised hire kg** collar. desoaoded his cash, watch, &c. The - 4 ,- - i was equal to &reeve four stories in ;beigitt, ...114•41 , Sir Gummi PREVOST was under the necssy of • The rumour of pp the e re. teaching arrlvel "o'f Charles & s ifted kilo otit of the_road about 50 yards, took gravepit, where they took his. watch, I 101, note, &c. and off ail his duced to . fragete no, the liatroundiarecens etidate abandoning Plattiburgh. If this rumour t . ralse, R.V. is deli,' rtne 'wed h • • , d a shes, and MR Mai naked s however, Nary gave him as old i latiou presents a.. - Most awfdl and tetri6c . appfinitiA Ile tranqeillity of the city of Cadiz is Ilatiatilined pair ofteowsers. They tied flind . his hands, legs. .and knees, 1 equal to that which fi reor earthquake ma r baleir ire earnestly desire to *mit offitially contradicted. a cord. and continued their ill treatment of him tilhone I '•* •• '''' ' by the vigilance of the chief magis!retes.'. ' . ' o'clock, *he two of them welt away, leaving oae over him, , posed to occasion. Much activity is note exerted if OFFICIAL BULLETIN. • 'o• ''' l . l it , fff f ' • ei all reads ave eafeeteitiettli beads .. Do 014 ., a , ram ; 00= i. • . Unfortnnal r the noise. mini . over him till feu o'ciock ; h - " gibe bish bu t of ti - h in G' • R It . - ' .t e ouses - reat - • usse ••atee t. , • -___., " Dispatches addressee to Karl Bantu art, alst - .0 rebbers•tantildlit.6,llloeanirotioes are 41141047 e Poidlively_ Ms die hear. from hearing sir w. Gibbons chick 1 The ° , his Majesty'a Principal Secretaries of State,3l,,e4 l ,.iii.. .pfee . _for , ~, ~..,.., .. • . * c o evOises• * The ales from - tfie t i e r a ik ei e n. . anveathreesatowiage I ra be ta e lio r° ri: l io ft niu h r7e7l' ri k e r n . 1 s t reetopposite laa.„., to . th . doers of two the* a ua nit cutt e r) v stl • , .. ete°creverel 10 ,,,,,,.. Lia i • ash dile repeated when lie. heard any Ming pass. but in Vail, I ". l, . r . .-.- • •,,.......- *ceived early this morning from Colonel - ''' 431 " 0 " ar "lug', I w o /enerahli -w---7 A._ , ,„ 41411 , 1" ' In! - 'clock when a labouring oiaosheard lam. He made • with mounds •01. • rubbish carried .. est from or dated Sept:- 17; sow:hoard his majesty's ship Po • - • - ..-isat weels near to Usti pies 1 01•Maffrini . b. l " o 'clock, ' • ' li'• If d t his kesls 1 . . in the Chesapeakel4S.., l :, ' ; ...., • ":: ...• .. -.. • :".r.' . .. striMeeperate characters, Itf l b t l id " arta u° firther t -b " telljni b ' s face ' The snan w ' s Niittett *of the mischief 'done ' by this dreadful evi ~. r 4-;.., # i"l i Fr it- c a;raio to approach. bot =Jr. L. at length ate' him to ; • • (r ie. " The division of troops ender Major-amens! .out their persons; Ibex . , e . pfe- ass ist , . sidisiteig t . •Mar, -and cot theccods btu he was isibennesbed, that be ; extraordinary event, cannot he. ascertained la 4 IP ' lllOl King the bonnie tv* • ,gpliposio could Ross, effected a disembarkation on the 11. th 'Sept. ..-,lat• . •i. ... . _ . ... -, ~.f. •• . move ; bis hands had been tied 19.1101 Into ale s d ie , fier e he Oas. pot yet recovered the use of his richt band. , renal ,i. most dis t r essin g - ... • ... .- - .M. .teratier,' near North Point, on the left bank of 'll.ll ,witkoitlideMeietYrece iatid wite.ll74k ~ •; He was .asked as to his knowledge of the Prisoners, when he I.lue -•- cetified. ibe Prisoner Aoderson, and said * 4ed po doubt he fate of persons•connected with theta, who, wereisi . reaper* Raver, distant (rein Baltimore obeli* $lll -7 :he einnerical 'Sloe of the )iiittitd, id4ses a eel was i e the br ui bayonet Ib l e l:VaTi r sinc ll Corlec i g m4 ri °f a ire r imall pr t-' the place. The smallest nurber talcisiato44'itil .. ...i... - -‘ • • • id produce,. broeght by the rang _, we , l), , . wl of the Y . n risoner, Dew ly. ' - I. been-lost, is about t in t Y II- fitit-lin l nY imiliiiittir__, • - .• end'alkient " '' a Three miles froth. North Point, tbe•ertetri;, , ' to as Is estimated Ilt --4 1 5-- -•- - .. i * ~, . • - mi e ttrer to ow muriihm . ohm the . o p en ; weld tato the s h i p John Straddtd attended Covent Cardeolearket between three Revel the real loss far eireeed.ibi ,, lferious cattemoto ' entrenched himself 'across a neck of land, role Wl', without counting thesilvek In tne:emteelv Us i m Ass u is4treet, fur refreshment. hen boa) therrlseherg dedssesi 'as,Sigeskter,,,thle cal aitiline4 ' :tit fit; but, ryfilath .. . which position he precipitately retreated. upon •the, greatest part of which is fey private . .‘ . i n atediaal s . .'. 'la inheratais,,iit company with a man in plain clothes, came . lieve it to have been occasioisetiity the violeWitilf , isto the Passe tailed for !Orem:, and asked for ebange for n 101. o f air generated in the liquor, •whiist ethers OM • !advance of 'ihe British troops.. -•-• • . , - - Differeat letters from the interior a4eefterle";lne .§aek mote the heardOetef Ammo' it WM a Staines Rank t• of ....s_ !' • sole ;If law not dozed. it witsli Staines ogle that Mr. L. IMO the supports of the vet must h ave a . . * .Aleout two miles beyond this postallep:, liAith arfival of Spanish Pelsolsoi* of oil at 1 17 1 7 It' was n*ol-4 , theibmi in plain clothes Wei tried sod cps- givia way; and occasioned a violent fermeatif , iv al sy st ems.. gee . Acted lait UM littilry Sentiott fo the Offee j L i e sod the clothes _t_,•_c Wdolioce became engnged, when .Geow -.'fiese vecithed Titer are f e rvid to 11 . •cli;no . .., . , tires secs fa *ere those sole. . 4. _ ... . subscription rawest fir . • wmon produced, the explosion. A sr __ -- , . .... ._ . a wound In his breast,. whICK pr-ora4-iiiatel. - • . ft , .• , • " "IP . • • wanes: thodriori " 'tlfin i yWlth topplies•of Moog , ' mbich sourr Letslonford. se .pew of las! , Woe!! : - , .... it Tlie advance cotstiouing to peels forward, the previdf4 7 . i .. s cis petng at the amp ut the time stated. 'proclaim little . ratitide ' This tiii'' ' ' . . tif h Mrs. (id assr 44,0% ie covent-ceateea 4fititi e tie -i P . enemy's tight troops were pushed to within fire Wiles they t . tes .. :z , es,_e x ......, _,,. , . . The contemplated robbery on tha Get , ~.___,-. .. the muts or Melba or neptember, the rrims, in eo y .--.. - iv . - of Baltimore, where e, notes of about 6009 sege ; gesOct nailer ifiadVAg with the French 0f... :wet' .eix pintos of 'cannon, and some hundred ciretiii, efface ,the faise . eed . estaggeraied idea! s . by ' ll e ati iii Ha ilekkasetn t o =erg: bet° een 5 f,,raarkitlicelirs:4l7l Ilion of an accomplice ) who a t ,M n pdit .. ~,. • were strongtrposted under cover of a wood. 1 ° scheme,and stated that they had tepee gaud declaim.", theaisist title. - ' . nos give.• straageways th en , the use, returned with silver, • and paid for their western. .- -. the Receiver-General's box, in -*hitt they " Dispositions wersimmediately made foe a gene- Vii Sla t OM ,. 3.-Yesterday there . weit a grand.; , ChairleaStratfor ,brottie to John Stratford. astertilad Covent!, found 3001.1 n silver.. . . , ..., ;•!- - • rat attack, and ,Oste e tther signal being given, the parade , ate ild all their Majesties tors preeat. I . •filArdt7.l-ontrke ?else owe motnitig, and . . breakfallat ot ton.. .. . .. .. . . _ . _. . . • .., was* tlic miasmata wife there s deals conduct appearing un-bPORTtIIIII.-4.. mat& :ht. made lietwitr i o whole of thetroope . armed rapidly to the charge. The Grand. tisk, of Baden, till' 'Pr!** de hi elseasee, fie watcho4 die* t. he noticed' No. 45 on their bottom - • a tit i:,. cc i n 1-1 idessi the amity s force, being Tour it Taxis, biejor-General its tlif Anglian ser- lioie .r.i 1"1"1 1 ' ii . ' and 4: Pewly lip 'while Strangetrays was ik .' i h X 'II - tc 3"e jfe sporting ent s mg an a names' . .. . 2 •to •' td 'e li ! d igs:ta m :t ill , • lone, which has tZcited much interest; 'The for Y nr. • ki i ttfely Sedltialmio divperievi l , fled ha every direction, vice, .and several other persons of dlegactioes t ardeed ' Elieleillieliprel, . th at isid.reaekes tine ofileer, discover- • ha s lindertaken, for a bet of .200 guineas, to. pit• . ienviii• on* field two 'pieces of cannon, and a h e re yesterday and the (ley before.. ' ' ed Aviliwiew steins iseLlosi le ii-simet, no Friday after- • .; k , -7 4 4r omed on ah ilea 4 orcid. which duce a horse which shall glee any nseissitv Eine,.. 1 , 1 1 • • ennaiderelaiitiaber of killed tad rounded arid pas Daxitsin, Seri. 25.--'-We ex -.OA • • nir_ined ti 4l4 e 18 °1_ wa' %he 111°' fourteen innes said a half In due hairs and t bialas '" • v dieftere. *' - ' Seeetly will be decided at the • rast..i....oroorietltro• Bi sho p al" 601 . 4 I I P" hilP II . ket - is not to, be thorought 'bred. Reiner is' the ht.! , _aes tee canvass • ' pr •-• ~ •• - • al iim i t i ty -A a filiiiiiiedi in hen it -thp -i to TOM* ftlol4lo . Mildr ) Or -.arias in this annitry, ne s ',l ' the day being -far, advanced, and .the troops every thing goes on • here 'as ... es: • much fatignipl, .thay halted for the . night, on the which suffered materially by4m4NOPIIIII ,E;fttir . , ,itwAltp.rabbtry, Aodentoo by obe• 111=:'.44Pi"1"1 Start i!l ll ifteV il iaa ,41111 ti ke" ICAO lei IkW gi'ountl from Which the enemy had been drives. , lido,* a i d DAV Or es Meat of Marna. 18 Doped* to totals* tab' iyilimilitiitiollis ow .. - tied ler trial. . . . VS ittrait• •• - • - , ... , . • , • . - ~ )• • i P .11