The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-22 00:00:00

1_ THE STATEATAN. Airhooch he hes wed in public for • loot limy. is I os not bad the good fortune to sets,. the f she Crown. Bet in those duties which it hos fallen to him to perform, never man performed limn with mote satisfaction to the people neer show he pre sided, and slob more leithfsiness to his Prinee. It I has been properly observed in you, that food Fitt* eilitant steer , Weight forward; that he is *either, biased on the one side by intimidating, Nor as tlie wpm" by tempsation.—((hurt.)—These lines might 1 , 1 , a; lOW In him which ease milieu et the great . Charles Jame* Fn.:— •• Ap.l We 'Am, el•fol. hlt.l tt. t 1 e:e oil ite.a ..tareslseassisfa, . B. oil • O owed Inc wrre.l, Hs oil • ho Loco I i.4..n bet... d."— (Cheering ") This h the man, Gewlemen—ibis h h.. man of wooer s.wylces we are &prised. This is the man, • whom h hes pleased the Paste, R^ltent'll l• dismiss from the nitre of Laid Lieetenent of the - larger coons, Coe sleigh this Ii celled a riding, it Is • in fad a asessry)—to dismiss frees the elm of pre. siding ever the police of Ow woe melees part of ' the Holders. sad that which, on aceneut of its pe polootigida, is .neat 111111calt le manage. Gentlest,. Omit/ hived so pm, es I hese done, my &eller of lies Ogee of Lord Fitsetillians personally, biting elated this to yea, I will fairly confess, that a greater vessels exists in my mind than all I have wee- Signe I; 1 regret bias heritage I mid confide in him. While he continued In offire, ge weesares dare be 'eltempled which would infringe the liberties of the coestry. Of this ser owe *trainee Onset" us If an Oliver were le come doom among us. Lord Firewilliese 'mid &tett end term bias.—(Enflus. elastic cheers )—That is the sem and substance of kit offesee.—(Cheers ) --That is the fault for which he Mt atm been fori'ven.—(Ciseers.)—The sof the Crown hoe. takes this t•pportooile to Show their pitifel and paltry resew, for his hi•vioi pre. Deed to do hie duty in as honest and honourable osenher.—( Loud cheeriv )-111.s lenctiship teed the third Resolation I—Gentlemen, it is Italie stated. labs: I Coistider In Le •br. ggestost reason to, tr oy., at the reveille ..1 1 Lord Fits•illians. It is the rung donee which every thee of people in this riding bee in Ida honour end honesty, that toodits it a • 6 , 041 so • Os this amount, I press on you this R-solo- Con, and hope it will tweet with the same c trona as the others —( Loud cheering ) illtunir GALLEY Emma, Esti —With pleseet• I second the Resolaiiiin you bevy just hard, and es., Tess my complete ceincideass in all that has been said. Th. Resolution was then pat by the Chairman, sod passed amnia...oily. Ti. C 11.111111.411 thee rola mod said.—•• Gentlemen. I believe we hate sow gone ihrinseh Ilse Resolutions Intended to be submitted to the Mood's ; is it your pleasure that an Address, rooveyiei the seatinwolo of the Reenletions you hay. heard read, and the 'rhombi of Riding, be prepared sad presented to Earl Fi•s•illiem 1" Tliegoestion being pet, It wet/wrier, enanitanesly. S r FaSSICIi Woos. 11401.—Gestlemen. it is my eery to moire the Address ; sod I do it with Singled pleasure seal melancholy. With pleseere, berme It is my duty, soil I hope 1 shall always Sod a Omits to tl. lag my duty ; bet I think when ass are potting with • Lord Liesiessoa whew goad violative hese been related, are FM epee a most Illolanclioly occasion. You would °lmmo that the *pinions of P.* Gentles/s she it.. spoke. to yes ate eery winos aid my owe opiniuos vary a little with them all. Bat I would not creepy year time with such subjects ; is la my opitilein, that every Eng. Rahman should •pe..k from his heart. If we differ, I ail glad the Gentlemen speak out, mood that we are 'do all bowed and dallied to speak the same strati. Meets. (1 Seers.) We remember, thee le the had times el Queen Elisabeth—for bad limes for lib.sty I mast call them—e MS was commit•ed to the Tower for *Wog that Emalisisnien were est to be frightened by bard worth. I hope we shall net be frightened either by herd words or bold words.—(f howl—Who*. ther we differ sib Lord Fitswillian's political toe. deer for any particular year, or mouth, or day, was shioi can cancel all the ohligatioes e: gratitude which this Riding oars to shut Nrohle Lord. Centime., whether Me Lotilship his committed that which was strong mad an error its Pidgeon, Of that wbi.b was bfilliaotly r*t t, still anthill tea ranee; the " debt of endless groitelle" •Itirli we sloe him. I ism lobbed at the general completion of she rooks g ip. Who letters of invitation of my very eacellent and jadiSittes Mend, the great promoter of ibis Meeting. Elery wen confetti in opp'eo , ling lend Filawillism, het several coneloile with a bef—ror some reason or other so d. mot Sod outsells, iodised le come for. weed en this 4N-reline. I say it is a posilleilimeus belt.- (Cherring•)--E• yr) min ought to d.. that 1 offi r i e is si g h*, •ithoat (eerie* the fare of any iodivi. deal —((begs.)—ln this ronntry. Litintioneon. th e w WOO to he le itioosive and feats. such as, tote of fledobres, act folks speech*, by the ears." Ida' orshowld sot he jealoea of each i,thoe in this greet wort, • hirlt •rei lingo.l, 'n Limner and in duty, to toitf,trol. (Pintlenten. the excellent I....titles of Lord ffitaetiffient kayo been t!afirtiheal to you. Pepe. xislly as " • Minister of peace"—that r.eithotie es• ' , maims, which has been used by • Gentleman, who ekes honour to ibis Riding, 111 IPpr•oplI111111 Ihr UllllPrilly of Coattail/la to • shirts sittnitiire Si. great talents soil extensive abilities have raised tint •, that is the esp•rt,ino which should tN apt plied to Lord Fits•iitis.n, and on that account I tie west &frit and (into my heart trim, that the coo @situ: eabtine between es has been din. se!reil—pr rhapa for ever. Potshot, Genulen.en, 1 rao only say, that I sushi Lore ebstained lune Inontienind the ii•me of hit SOCfrif•tr, bat that Si lair sisestis lONS entettlioneti. Thos Nottlernais C.?. lady is, in his priest. dissector, most r.sp.r•ahie; bst law tin we emn)ni•e whst we set, nil peel Isom Lie, with alit we hear eurrtirnerd lowa oh. N..b10 :AM wheat Le eurevetts?—(therrs)—ihry I itiagl which cannot be rompstril wlth e.ich whet : 1 1/11j sr. as 46,6.41 as po.sible.—((:Asti•.)-1 wish lent In pistil.) 'wet tin e fetther, nue In ran 11. sem. gentind 'Lich hes b.en lemma Witte; as ei It orofn.• I will !green!. wit net permission, In read flu. —(.41 I louse ) The llos. I plumb l's.tits.—Reveliinig, as 1 an, the uisini..al Emil hts• Meant. I enntitlrt it •s a seam ht.s savant , . I sop • Nob earin diaplacad of a Gra &demo, to [Maniple sad MUI. —(Cheers ) —Were I to wish to mit him le prior estiesathre, I ' could oat place Lim in • higher siteitioe than that which he now holds. Much as I itripect Ms successor., eltrill• hie frieradablir, yet sill I see him hi m tried, I oarilespteats my opinion-eneeerning Ms. I se. e.onri slog Address. and rejoice in the opportunity I which it hut given me to egress sty oreetaihre for the great mao to willow it alledea.—((,ieers.) '• Mr. Seines rose en the sac below the bench, sod said, Mr. Chairman. it might not have become ally Gentleman on that Swath to advert,* a sehject which I way perhaps lie allowed shortly to swim The object of this Meeting Is to pay a tribal* of public gratitude tolisrl Fifa •illiam. That defy has now twee discharged positively; and it only remains shut what may he called a milletisse testimeny orator estintatiosi of his character and condors should be olf•red to his Lordship, by Imitating Lis elawiplo. I have eb. served, ski' feelings of drop regret, that certain Gentlemen in elevated and resprresible si.eations is this county, have conceived it to be their duty to mark their disapprobstion of the eirsidoct per. seed by Mioitters tower& rArl Fnswillisw br resigning their eriasnii.sion.—see• in civil, hot ante is linuP•tfr mach rte may applaud—sad no mass cart •pporciato more highly than I do the Orielifog by which (i.niii.entn have been actuated—the 'wimple may prove prejgditial to the best Interests of the country. 14,iitiine can save es from that stole of degradation I. which, 1 fogy too ate fast approaching, ender nor voyeur rotors, hot the deterspiostion of every min. in a pottlig ris e rign,l to allied bred, to hit prom. —( Mee isontrr ie is nerd of 1114 0 Wirier., of 4.4440•4 anal good men; sod, for God's sake, ler not the ureic", of sorb Nom be 'Midis'se from us. Leo 114 all, ihrs e t wr .„ whatever may he nes politic ostaaitoos, whether humble or or.: 611•11. imitate the 'temple of Lord Fiaselihism. by •teridind to 01.1 f petit till the Unfair arm of parser 'wall displace te.,—((.kPer, )—II Is this, I. • 1" 1 " *milieus, decree, combined silk a deteramiassion not to shrank from his duty, that has give* his Lord. • all. Wooly* hold siren the gratitude of his coon try. We canard have • brew model for our ireito• tiros; and I hope 1 shill he tscuset) the liberty I have sob's, is. presenting this ties of It to the present assembly.—( Mart) Ti.. Cliaisigux 144 there wee SO 111141 l for whom he entere.ined a more profound veneration time for she Noble Lord oho was the subject of IM address which has just bees aleanitariealy passed: bet I Ger, Ginitleasen, if I were to folios him through the ca• reef of his long and useful life, I might sty mote of myself than I .m in the habit of doing: hot 1 mat be shooed to soy, that 1 have seen the distisigaished activity, the temper. alia.botelenn, and dibienee, with shirk Ise has at all times discharged the ardente' duties of his important station. I hove seen the rootage and self.prowresiois which I. has uniformly displayed is. woe of alarm sad difficulty, and *rod of dagger; and these is a.. petsito, •iibin sty know ledge, who could have discharged the duties of it with mote militates* sod satisfaction to tins country, than the N,bl. Lord oho is the subject 01 this Ad. diets. Colonel BRYAN COOKS shots briefly emend the Thanks of ih. hlottia4 she Chsirniss let his &biased impersisi midget a* the ocessine. CIIAIRIIII4III sarseeed Ms Amok, he the be. seer. Th• lion. F.. PETRI said, It wet comailasioned to declare the entire approbation of the Unite of Nor. folk of the object of that Meeting, and his cordial rosicarsenco in an Address of Thanks to the late Lord Lieutenant, fur his able and enwestied err. elan, end le express hie regret Met he was id. ably detained from being present et the Meeting. •fter Mr. Petro had concledid, Mr. Wtxxas. of Deosbery, impressed, in a few 'nide. his arisfac. lion al the manner in which the proceedings had brew conducted, sod imetired tho.• Gentlemen, whir. he observed. were se mooch superior to him in rank, that the loner orders would be highly gra , ikell and conciliated by those expressions of liberality sod pa -1 triotism which they had new uttered. Mr. I:Nemirow's, of Dewsbury, she mingrateleted the Gentlemen resent, sad the cerium) , et largo. on that stand which was this day made, against those who would crush the rights and libertiee of the pen. pl.. Ile also commented on the emission of Lord FitswMisfit's letters, end among the rest, that which container! hie deposition on the detectinn of Oliver, out of the Green Dig. lie homed sod believed the (;eutlemeo present wmild support them in defending their rights, end not sanction the petting down of lb. people by military ties. CHILI G.IIIWITIC EXI'ILIORDINdRY, JUI.V. 18111. OFFICIAL DIA/Ana NON ADMIRAL LORD COCIIRAIII, CoNNANDIII It VIM or TUK NAVAL KuRCIA OF CHILI. TO DON AWE I. NN NN DC ITATI AND PIANISM. Haas vet board the A &Wears olley. the 011Igghte of the IsIAMI CONK lo.restar iheb,eir Lunn). Feb. Sift ISIS. " Sia,—dunce lewd*, the tests of Chili, with the sqoadrno mode, my CM/NMI. it bas met with no occurrence worthy of particular attention. I think it. however, my defy to give pie a aeccinet account n 1 what has toltea place for the iefurmatioa of his I.:scenting! the &wow. Director. " The sloop of war Chacabeco joined Me 011ig• gins the day sties I soiled hem Valpersise. I ordered tor back to that pert, to take on beard the matches and other necessary thins shot were reported from Santiago, and then to proceed immediately I. join me in the Wised* of the Iletedges, where the brig Arsocano was alto eteisisig. In the enures of the some day, the ship San Martin and the Mete Lao. taro vowed. when we ad steered to the westward. I brat intended so fetich at Ike Island of Jose Fe,- tootles, as well for the pewits' of having seine essetittel tepsirs dour to the vessel', sa to complete noc s t ock of tooter, of which I was apprehensive we shneld be deicirries; hut, being to the North of it, and beyond its meridiem, on me 19th, I gave up the idea elf inechirsi is; and after taking all the circus. td into consideration, I resolved to reeved to she rata aid for many weighty raison, which you yrweshall bereaf•er knew. " Any opprnsiwatine le the cow of Pere b e . fore arriving at Callan, would alarm She ememy, sod pet his on his gourd, wittiest beim weds' le the stale, and wield feedlot sets tlilkslt toy coop a meta that eight be necessary ti be =Ads Se our first snivel at that port. • " impartren, en the other hared, was set im II It stale for battle, whether ersosliteraul with respect to the order sod bimetal policy of that ships, or the power and character of the people, who for the most pert are ontliociplined, isosperimmed, sod raw; ad' of room it became necessary to take cositiderable time sod pains to credal/ was* nod to discipline *there, before seeking ono•cessorily an opportsuity of signalising the patristic Ate of Chili. " The parallel I proposed going is vise precisely the track,. mile more or less, which vessels boned from Cella. to Europe usually perm", ; and thA I , not only did not deviate from the principal object, bat praised that time and distance which wee rendered "emissary by the considerations already mentioned. " The accounts I iecrived from different whalers,' which I boarded, convinced ma of the correctness of my estimate, as those which bad sailed from Callao assored me, the frigates Esmeralda and Ven4soss were anchored in that harbour. and that the cur mote Sr. Antonio was et the pint of sailing for Cadiz, for which Min. the departure of any at her 101111 Pi had Wee prohitNted ; isitb ibis informttion, b e ; Ng n ut the t*'b of January, in lose. $9. 2s. I steered for Lima, in order 141 melee in that vicinity until Ih. ilopartare of the before-mentioned corvette St. Antonin. In the mesa limo the vessels ander may rmaatand had enilereosm the wecessary repair', and the ere ws were distributed In ptcpottice to the rreostir of peel+, kept actively steepled in various WI O. eserfes,•rtul .ozonised is the etc of the sad musketry, which training has produced the most ea• lutsre hosseils to nor service. .t .‘ " On she 10th February, nee squadron was mist I ing ever the lloeinigat, when the English y, which tune out of Calico, oppeerml ; thinking it ne ptepeeed for Minn, and elated, when the Andromache was sown recognised. 1 determined rtt the futineine day, with the approval of all the! Captain, of nor fltea, to wait for the Si. Antonio en. I 11! she 410 our 441, forming a strict cruise with the I three mod on the 43r1 (the last day of the Carnival, in which all classes at Lima usually indulge In amesements am! Uteehanslien seeks) to enter the barbell, suddenly, and effect a surprise. The gine end lortarn were pointed and rigged oat, NO 88 to gamer esettly fike American ships of war, and, 10 'awry en the ittasion, of the frigates espeded ; the! ship len Merlin wee to remain outside the islsed, ender enter, end to set seconding to circeststanees, whilst the ethers boardeJ the Etmeealda and Yen. gang., and so sink every enemy's vessel that might Appose them. The plan being that wronged, and the meek regulated, their crews peppered end esetcleed, iced animated with the guesses, seal, the morning of the hiss was ushered in by a very thick fog, which cost filmed .II day, and caused the tenets S. 1•10 sight of perk other, and in desist, from their position. On , she 42.1 it charm, up a little, when the (Astern wee i letctied. and approached ; bet whilst she Captain of this erstet was on bard the O'lligAilas, Irving an ac. count of some armrest'', the fog sesie became so dense, and continued to Snug, that for four day, it 011 impossible to re•enite, and thus the peoject men• tensplated for the 411 was hesitated. " ffiltheogh we had lon tM epporlenity eforalei by the day of the C•ruitel, I thneght we *sett set 10 rviingaish Cm hope and advantsgra of the dolga, II shirt, 'Night be reali•sd on anew other occasion, with. net any pr..hsbait7 of COMllitt I Ina Oil I Nil PI. With this ohj-rt he tire, I disunite, my c•arse, era 261 b. to wards Callan, sliver I raptor.' to hurl du* other slaps of err Ovid. When the fog broao is, clear array, snow sew the Maud of Ste 'Amaze. sod some WItIMPIS Ithealog ethrre , •rd Sting some gees: it ass the Sae Marlin with • poise hem Chilor (of which I base treated he • separate dispatch), the Laster., mad, far the Grit time, the t;tracebert, besides a shakw, who had brow ordered to retire frt.m the e.•st. " This circumstances of t►is ',aconite mode me apprehensive that sear intruded plan turgid be aide frets retail, as the noise of the cameos sod the appear. suer of nor vessels, is position, so seer the reach of this arsteney's oatch.tonett, might bate given them the alarm. and destroyed the importaece and seems of a sorp.i.v. Compelled. thstefore, by occurrence*, which Is was impossible to castles', and esveloped again its • thick ffig, we tacked hem the toast, in order so conceal hoe the people ef Cella. shal mull have ricked their alteutiou. " Iletino ore the Chacebece, and arcertained, for the first time. the unfortunate near of her delay aver Cutpdasho, the papers tespecsino which I shall rncl.•er to yes separately, her joitction wish the aqoadren h•ssier additional importa•ce so the plea of operetiout, avid I am preparing to car►y it into varcetion, eeriest difficult circemssecos 'herald arise and defeat the enecret of mese• which l hate put. posed to snymif to employ. Every preparatioe Is auditor this pupae, ; sad I venture to promise, that rise of three days sill glee birth to results, which, although the rlemeets may deprive us of all direct an d pi n ioi• • ell tooter, yet the enemy will hats leemet bow to calculeteeer power, sad respect the fermi of ear country. " Thus tar I kale give. yet as accoent of the strumpets and. preparations MI the squadron sires my deportee*. and without fibulae all the merle let. gether. The jutaction of the Nor principal sees et the port of their deetieation will eaable me to cam. seem vier operations, of which 1 shall, its doe use, glee yogi • fall occultist. •' I have she homier to be, with greet amides. don. Sir, year most *bailout aortae., " T.* IlaisJairph leaariso Zesty's, " COCHRANE. lifishier at War rad Marisa." --. " Ow board Ow Flog Nap O'llisem et mieber .4 Callao, Pah Monk lIIL " Ste,—The ontrance of the natal force of Chili into tie hay of Calls., and the act of evabliiiitiog a formal blockade of Mil port mete simple opetatioot ; hot they weeltt not folfil some 'Nemo of Ike groat came of Aswan's lonlitpemlento, owlets they were accompeoled by soar went proviso' With inworiasico. or loprosalre in fie correeqe•ocie. The pia. Which 1 hare I;ed the h to sairesit to you in toy preced ing unto, prospered for both noels. *bon least 011. peeled. Ira ibis censietioa, r took all my measures nn thr 17th ult. sod the follnolog night ; bet a aro sod rittranidenery coarbioaries of set-Wrote obliged se to adopt a iiiirettet t although set a disadvantage- GU mails,. 16. • lo ir a tfter,llveybir l d i sioadroo tad formed a j gggt W g an tit. eAlblit the ifseettalmi, aTtltedistss eg oft sooty miles from the blood of S. Larevise,llierg sprung op at SWIM a str therly bran vr ~ tilek. Wog @accompanied by st . th i ric foe. rendered the of. forts of the vessels to preserve their posi.lons Having Mat sight of each ether in the night, it becsmo impossible to form say motiopsweesi by the help of signals ; on the morning of the 2Silt ilia fog continised, end deprived us of all hopes of seeing ships nr hoillon. listing reason to think that the S.. Martin and Lunar, had steered for the island, I directed my costae towards it, whew we heard at aim In the sensing a censures& in that direction, every moment, sod, as iivo approached nein. it bees% loader, so that it was ewers' to tootle& that As Sr. Militia or leatersi, enveloped in the fug, and driven by the wind, bed found themselves soddenly at Callao, and soder the onsvoidsble necessity 4 sustaining so attack from the naval foetal of Liss. My sosiely increased as is cannonade cootiond, sod the breeze •ss thing seq. At kerb, by smoking all sail, I descried the nesters poiot of the Wood at two &clock, o hen ie %log had ceased.-. Arrived Oftilt the high lead of ibis island, a lock, clear moment enabled me to distingeish the the Martin and (emers, which, stimuli' by the settle cannonade, had hastened to the same spot, thinking the O'lliagins was entitled will, the area); sod is a little time after the Charaboco was seen, iodated Ito spprivech by the same reason, bet a good deal to leeward, near Continent. " In this situation we were once more enveloped in a fog, bat not an dense as to present es from se►ing a atsangesail. Wishes,t the lava of a nn.me.t, l endeavnoted to fellow her track, sod sego direover. lag that it was a gunboat. I gel to windward, when she struck without icing a goo. The navy officer who commanded her, and teensy prisoners, below"' Iraklion and seamen, bent breeght on baud the O'Higgins, and the goo sloop, of one 21.1)6804w •ad too swivels, ems mooned by as talker and it of ear men. nestles then from the prisoners, that the esuulorrade of the morning bad been occesioaed by the coming of the Viceroy to Callao, to review the naval force, sod aspect oho castles and gartisa•at, and that be had even embarked in the Alsip. (ahicy vessel us* ha fact seen by the San Martin. bet coal not be cot off, being too tar to leeoard). I Omaght it right to proceed on, with the view of surprising, by the fog, some other vessel or gun-boat. The Labiate follow►d me at some distaste*, sod es by soddenly, we round 011fatilltS is sight of the ships and bottoms at Callao. us The enemy had notice oat the 45th , of the ape pretence of vessels on the coast; the San Mattio and Clucaboco, had bees area lie the unarming. The ' welsh-tower A the island had else undo signals a little time before, by Ibis; two gees; and lastly, t►e O'lllagitis cod Locate appated in sight. It then. tote &Kewanee necessary to blood forward with that dignity whirs the honour of oar lag teqeiresood to show the poesy, that whatever might base beta their populations, the forces of oar amistry knew how le maintain their posith.o._ _ " On the flitter hand. I was of 'vision that, al. theses ay first plait hid failed in conseisewee of the nufitsuarable slam of the elements, the pesos( leo. meet wield tsabW it. to pet the ciente of the enemy to the test, and to esettleis what OM potions oho accompani-d no, sad who bed sees, bees in a nasal action, could pellets; with this impression. sad in ohs aaaaaa nee that we should sot eossast per. Wee' is a dangerous wry, I tacked, to ester into hne opposite to that which the enemy had formed. Theirs was in the forts of a half woos, sod e top•ssed of the vessels of war siestiosed in the esetosed were, sod upwards of Wien boats sod launches. Whist' these sees a ',coed lice, composed of other erased testels, sell cowering the op.. apices of which die first was loured; sod to the rear of this, s greet somber of Spanish merelstat sessile wets beeped together. " The foreign vessels were moored so do right of ii. eoeoly's Hoc " Oros arriving a ascend doe neer tie high lead of the Island. I made. algae' to the San Martin to tack towards the shore, 'opposing that my course sett the set of opening of Ire, wrield isdieat• to all the vessels their roads and their dug. The !Aware being utterer than the others sectomptoied She O'Hig gins towards the essay, sod I ordered her to attack the Esestraida, which appareed,eepperted thedgbt ef the line. 6 ' I still end .d to keep the envy in sees degree of perplexity, asailiaci myself of that clink of neutrality .hick a feu weeks beforehad eoveredtb* ociAno and spies of the Viceroy of Pero, bathe slop 41 war Ontario, when she anchored at Valparaiso; bat it was soon sees that the reepect paid by the em tles and ships of war of the State of Chili to a needrol venel, although this employed. was not the policy which regulated the conduct of the Government of Peru. Scarcely had the O'Higgins and 11.setsm brew seta at fear is the afternotas, when the E 1...- rattle 'raid her five, fylloorelf by the whole naval noosed batteries, bet all with the *most confusion; and I am sorry to my, thst the hagovent of a boll severely wounded Capt. Gotta, of the 611111.11 e, sod not only depiised me of the important vertices of this brae. slicer, bit else of the co-operation which I bad promised myself from this teasel. ss Proceeding, then to take my station, the Int of Cheri being displey;nl and the anchor cast, the O'Higgins opened bee fire, sod bed singly to sestets that of the enemy. the other ships of the sgosdrea not Ming able to approach. Without doolit it owed here been en act of roshness to hue continued this toollict, esti, for a visitor of an finer. hail the skill of the enemy been commensurate with his prepsrav *inns, and the somber of his e , being opmeres el 300 pieces ; boo, leckily, each mingle cooliseed tM of the little tisk to be appiehoodod in the socceedlog one, sod this the aciloo lasted two boors, toot the Id sustained eate haling suained any other damage (hen from one shot, which creek sad passed through key se to caseelties, only one of the Ideates's No.. nes slightly (sounded is Ow bad, sod a writer recessed' contosion. ' 6 At ale in the afternoon, my object bob/ fed' filled, and a thick fog comb* co, I proceeded to jails the other vessels, which I found opposite the proweatery on the island, etcept the Chscalleces sod I oedema the. to anchor Inside, well convicted . 10 I was the' mit*/ the eaelny's great Hay, nor say