The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-26 00:00:00

: sTA' I C'%ll . A %i ~.r: • 4S • 4" ; . • ,•:••••••• Z 7.1. An . - sacra... 11. thenluoved up the WI in Ilie same-order ()air The enemy , however, Mira last t atilik leaAeg eiillsi.pkee'reellyely than the euhiecin et; h.gglite a*"' mnst diffinelt gsound, in ',di r ection parallel to the in our hands , General d'Harispe, 0 1- e lit_ ll /-a : . ...a.,...,-„.._ ,.. i. tioapi• the slit indicting, the other *Snug, lava. onrtn.y) ., 4 fortified. position ; and as seen as he reached General St. Hilaire, and 1600 prisoners . "‘"'" P`' Sion The Reach Papers continue silent en the an' OP point at which he turned it, he formed his lines of cannon was taken .on •.the field of battle; and . fortitude transaction at 'Bayonne, but the accounts and minted to 'lite attack. During these operations ' others, and large quantities of stoics of all &scrip.. Liesit:-Gen: "Din' Manuel Freyre mo ve d alon g the tions, in the town. brought by the Tarantula schooner, which le ft Psi fr;ft istitsionrs to the front of Croix d'Orarle, where I Since I sent my last report, I hire vlitelved en sages , on Saturday, this 16th inat. render it nolpnger he formed his iettite lee two lines with a reserve on a -account from Rear-Admiral Penrose, of the seamen a, matter of doubt. ~.1, . . : 'heighi e lanai iir the left 'of the enemy's position, in.the Gironde of the boats of the squadirOn'eediii ,` Bdeavaan hes at:last set: off from Fonteinlileau. litigistahe Portuguese artillery was placed ; his command. - .." - . • ttlw crossed At the moment of his departure, he made a speech - slid ajar-Gen. Ponsonby's brigade of cavalry in re- Lieutenant. General the Earl of 1)al . to the Ofillcees and subalterns of the Old Guard, , serve in the rear. the Garonne nearly about the time that admiral.. - . As soon as fortnerf, and that it was seen that i Penrose entered the river, and !seabed the enemy's still remaining about his person. rte accuses some Marshal Sir William Beresford was .ready, Lieut.- I partin under General L'iluillier beyond the Der., of his Geartroli of having betrayed their duty, and Geo.. Den Manuel Freyre moved forward to thud- i.dague. Ile then crossed the Dordagne on the 4tir, France herself of having betrayed here; and says,that tack. The Steeps marched in good order under a i near St. Andre de Cubsac, with a detachment of the itothlag avoid have been mere easy for him than to N Pty heavy fire of mesquetry and artillery, and 1 troops under his command, with a view to iheaUack, - die, bat he wishes still to pursue throned to glory. .ito.tod great spirit, the General and all his Staff of the Fort of Blaye. His Lordship found General ii I . ,•, . being at their head ; and the two lines were soon i L'Hoillier and General Des Barreaux posted near • will ? 1 , says be to these old Officers; " 'write the lodged under some *ohs immediately under the env - , Etauliers, and made his disposition to attack them, history of; Der achievements." This will, whenever my's intrenehtnents ; the reserve and - Portuguese ar- : when they retired, leaving about three hundred jr- it appears; be a most ipterestiniproduction, and w' illiery, Sod British cavalry continuing on the heights sonars in his hands. I inclose the Earl of Dalhousie's hope BONAPARTE will NOT be dilatory In pursuing his on whirl the troop's' hod first formed. The enemy, I report of this affair. design. :.' -,.:,,... -; ' however; repulsed the movement of the right of lln the oper a tio n which I 'have now reported, I . • -Gen. Frevress line - resod their left flank, and hay- I have had every reason to be satisfied with the assist. _A • .lag followed up their success, and turned our right i auce I received from the Quarter-Master and Adjs. 1310 1 1. . 111 • ' have "rived this mornings they by both sides of the high road leading from Toulouse , tant-Generals, and the Officers of their depatuanate. , state nch garrison .of Deventer hao sub. 'to Croix d'Orade, 'they soon compelled the whole • respectively ; from Maresca' de Camp. Den Lea' inittetto 0 ~ Government. Naarden holds out, corps to retire. It gave me great satisfaction to set :Witt - spiv', and the officers of the Spanish staff ; and , and pti , *wading repeated communications re. that although they suffered considerably in retiring, I from Major-General Man, tram Colonel Dieksette. epeed i , , s t change of affairs, its Governor expresses the troops rallied again as soon as the light clivi. i commanding the allied artillery, . from 'Lieutenant. LL . .. „.__ to 0 . u . , Initlou aII owtedge no•other authority sion, which was.imniediattly on their right, moved 1 Colonel Lord Fitzroy Somerset, and the O f f i cers of . .Ir* r that ef. pfsroLtorr. The earrivew makes Ire up ; and I cannot su ffi ciently applaud the ezer- Imy personal ataff. . bare been hitherto' unattended film's of Lieutenant-General Dou Manuel Fr e y re, I I send this dis p atch by say Aid.de.Clameselfieley.„: sillies:Ong they the Officers of the Staff of the 4th Spanish army, and Lord Wm. Russell, whom I beg leave to ineheliffilifild .W any eery, serious consequences. A notice has of the Officers of the General Staff, to. rally and Ito your Lordship's protection. • - .:. I , , • " been published, for the commencement of unrestrained form them again. i I have the honour to be, Lice. .: ." . fommerceat the Helder. A body of 80 Cossacks, who . 1 Lieut.-Gen. Menditebel, who was in the field as a 1 (Sigeed) , WELLANGT4iIte: . e'Parated themselves from the mainarmy, have -volunteer, Gen. Espeletta, and several O ffi cers of I I inclose a return- of the killed and Wounded te '‘ 11111 • the Sta ff , and chiefs of corps, were wounded upon the late operatioes. been cdtiimitting great depredations in Holland. They• this occasion • bat Gen. Mendizabel continued in _ `have been taken and disarmed by the Landsturm. The . . tne-field. The regiment de Tired. de Cantabria, on- ori the Heights near Blare, A 1 4 / g ; - — P -- ' Dutch Paperiqrso contain a spirited Address horn der.the command of Col. Sicilio, kept its position, . MY Lono,—On the 4th I crossed the Dordaget Prince CHRISTIAN of NORWAY tO l4e King of DEN.. under the enemy's intreuchmeuts, until I ordered' at St.. Andre de Cubzac, and advanced next morning ii absolved etAtt , s. e asserts t h at t h e orwegmes are them to retire. ` with thetroo p i I stated in my last letter to your the mean time Marshal Sir William Beres . nty second brigade, my Cacadores and the frtiht their oaths of allegiance, by the cession' Of their la Lordship, 'lard; with the 4th division, under the command ofl7th Portuguese regiment, four guns, and One aqua..' country to Sireden ; and intimates that they are, "Lieutenant-General Sir Lowry Cole, r. and the 6th dron of the 12 th Light Dragoons. i t herefor e , resolved to erect themselves into an la :division, under the command of Lieutenant-Gene. I learned that Gen..L'Huillier, .anti Des Barreauzi ' dependent Sate. May their held and generous et. ral Sk Henry Clinton, attacked and carried the with 300 cavalry and 1200 infantry had. retired - by . temps be successful! heights on the enemy's right, and the redoubt Etauliers. I therefore moved on that point, intend. , which covered and protected' ehat ' flank ; and he ing to turn back again on Blaye, if I foend these lodged those troops on the same heights with the Officers had continued their retreatue Stinter.; GAR; evenly who were, however, still in possession of L'HuiUier commanding, • titonght. proper to remain at fn-r redoubts, and of the entrenchments and for- ,ffitaullereil . nd drew oetbis corps on a large - open ..sifiPd houses. . . .common tsar that, occupying seeie - woods in frost * ~.. The badness of file .roads had induced the Mar. of it. ,filYil to leave his artillery in the village of Mont-. -The ilea compenies • Pine; and some time elapsed before it - could be -soots cleared those w' -brikiiht to him, and before Lieatenant-General - field ' I on Manuel Freyre's corps could - be re-formed and , way,, 4rought back to the attack ; as soon, as this -was . parties 40'ected the Marshal cootioased 'his movement alaag about 60 the ride, and cried, with General Pack's' brigade pea dree of tee 6th division, the two principal redoubts and end ' fortified houses' in the enemy's centre.. The enemy made a desperate effort from the canal to regain these redoubts, bet they were repulsed with con siderable loss ; and the 6th division continuing 141 movement along,. the ridge of the height, and the Smash troops continuing a corresponding siovensnit upon' the front, the enemy were driven ,_from the 'two redoubts and intrenchments on the left, and the whole range of heights were in our possession. We did uot gain this advantage, how. ever, without severe loss, particularly in the .brave 6th division. Lient..Col. Cughlets, of the filst, an officer of great merit and promise, was unfof innately killed in the attack of the heights. Major-General Pack was wounded, but was enabled to remain in the field ; and Col. Douglas, of the Bth Portuguese regi ment, Past his leg ; and I am afraid I shall be deprived for a considerable time of his assistance. The 36th, 411 d, 79th, end 61st regiments lost con. siderable numbers, end were highly distinguished throughout the day. I cannot sufficiently applaud the ability and con duct of Marshal Sir Wm. Beresford throughout the operations of the day ; nor that of Lieutenant-Gene rals Sir Lowry Cole, Sir Henry Clint •.. Major, Generals Pack and Lambert, and the their command. Marshal Sir Wm. Bert cularly reports the good conduct of Brigin. ml D'Urfaiid, the (tarter -Master-Genera , Gen. Brito Niozinho, the Adjutant-Genera' • Portuguese army. The 4th division, although exposod on along the enemy!s front ii i alatfing fire % etch engaged as the 6tbdivision, and did much ; but they csisiducted themselves took about numbers will leave Idify Tla SCEOIIO la, a. Wit Asir *it Ileyetiss t In whiak llama bbioni-*as so..osseesemay ab . basset yet bean iwaillwed . from L. WitkAmotillik :.but - We laws saipal;:by a vessel, which la srda* from Pausgwa, allowing particelara 'I Ptiriorri i I ATIUL t2.--Tlie Tarantula . _ piltf.Captala Tonne, arrived here usual gine - WWI. • • I had also every reason to be artist conduct of Lieutenant-General Dots Mt Lieutenant-General Don Gabriel Mem ri , ,cal de Calor+ Don Pedro de la Berl Bier-General Don J. de Elsellata, Campo Don A. Carces de Merrilln, of the Slat!' Don E. S. Salvador, and of the Staff of the fourth army. The troops er.oducted themselves well-in . which they made subsequent to their formed. TI,P k:lfund not timing admitted of • of the ctoislry, they had no °me/Hooky • While liso storations above detailed for‘r,rl on t.'e left of (he army, Lient rat Sir Itowlatul Bill drdmk the enemy exterior works Iu thmAssburh, oft th , Garonne, •witisie the ancient wall. General Sir Thoops Pictou likewists di v tgin e slieve the enemy within the tetmslo the bridgisef the canal nearest to the Graciusesi the 'troops Milli g made an effort to carey were repulsed sad some loss was sustaiald. 'General ltrisbane was wounded: botit ope as to deprive me for slay length of time Obit once ; and Limstenant•Colcusel Forks, stn offkeer of grPvt omit, was killed. The army b..ing thus e4ttiltilibed on of Topknot, i immediately devathed.' sairy to cat oN the conuannicatioir :sad practittabia Ihr wanes which enemy, till I ehAilklie enabled "0 meets to ee44.ll9lometroope the Gerember •;:c413, . (Sipe' Aray Mama Retorts of Killed, Woooded and Missing. of ale • m.or the Command of his Excellency Field-Marshal the Mar- oli of Wellington, K, I. the Attack of the Eamay's for tified positioa covering Toulouse, oa the 10th day & Aprll, 1814. Total British Loss--2 Lieut.-Colonels, 8 Captains, 5 Lienie- I. aunts, 3 Ensigns, 17 serleama, 1 drummer, 278 rank and 61e, 65 horses, killed ; 2 General altif,6 Llesienant-Colonels, 4 111‘104 2 , F.osigas S Staff, 96 seleants. "coded tar, ~:. :. . . A# 41 .414 INTELLWENGE. DiaL, /teem M.—Arrived yestellpy, lifter post, the feet that cower,' bolls XVIII: in Fruit =alt the Neweasi.• frigate; omit them salted toolay foe Pidlissnatb. Porrsiedirra, Atlas. IS..—Attleed this • Majesty's ship Achilles fres Cherbargb.—Sailed the West India lip, from isl• Utile% Mans e corm of hiallajelty's ships HaMal asd 'no"; they are we'll st Pnwt I liad Poloaaise Fear-Adodrsi Troaelts he Chathardll.-114 Majest h is f siti;:Crroiler Sal a vomits die • Dewrs. al.itotris, Meats 23.1--Pislitsaclit his Majesty's Op 0..3- •riat, Tenser, and BRAM, * eoutiny-of et. , Whit"' sailed from thence the Ilklvisistillir Cork.—SaM the /sno!! rasa tnutopert. far PlyimailliPpiihe 'rimed packet. toe tine West sadism. Ms roe mad met Sailed arreldiri rd yesterday. Po • ' • f)/ suggests., A r111L26 • tip Floolet coovny for (tie Maws etc• - gbf4o l l cossoy, win 1 6 1 1 .1011% the Bth of May. • • • I elk:: The Scubas') man of war (in CoSses'ff , rived at Madeira the 26th silt. witb tbinst six from Portsmouth, and sailed again the, tatk ' West Indies. His Majetty's sli7ks Cenqeses . t, Eurotas Ilotspur, Mascara, and Aftethle, with slier 104 vessels from Cork fir the West Brazils, passed Wladeira the 31st alt. The debar frigate sailed from Rio blast . tbe SA; ; Feb. with 13 vessels under contoy for liaglitd. The Iris frigate skilgd at the same time litsltfinnpaar: them to the Line. The Nereus frigate ) Oskd. from Rio Japeiro the 15th Feb. with four ships rePoenci i Ayres; and the eoltinsbig, i t it( 1 The Tarsi frigate sailed tilt 'aide - 11 01 :t•Cdpe Horn. Limrel and ItiVisr fitstiret - from Rio Janeiro tile' 17th Feb. 11,44 , ' ' the, Cape of — tie Good f lute, and three fit . eseinegunveseests* ' . 1 Yesterday morning her Imperial lea Mr. BILAMAIeii Illanufnettiry at` Pimlico. Frem thence she proceeded to Bamiftes. Manufactory at Battersea, and inspected th...wilka carried on (berm[ for snaking iron shoes, dsc..ol4l.4lporoeite by ?to* • for sawing wood for veneerinic thivit t oynt Doc hen ~thie:tetursed to Pultener ktatei t . where she oohed • I . vialta frost Prince Err gaiiiititi:PßOP, ,061 11 1 y suri l ob i l t tytb o atm.% WOllllllr—ilrvell • • 4"MP pa : eDdlei n e v vqiillb * frsm : dme r, • iht Co,P.M lcii:k4A-TAPOO4iI *CO 4 timrtit at oir . viicliov 4 iPt tO. Wltk Thco.et irsortiAs, at hawse in lt • Yester CUlams, a. °nimbi 'ship, arrival In the Downs front Batavia, when, she sailed od the 16th of 'pit:ember * and from &. as ea the 11.4 of February.-4he iltiVesee, had ayriyed at Ilatavia from China ' bringing alt nagennt et thoessfa artilv4 there of all the Company's skips of the are sitry to b*.!i v by Mite f* , •` r . w ~. ^ , • Pisargee t , left that place on r,_ -- - . i _ t _ zt --- - ____ i _,. -., ~• stating tut the waling -bee it htinseat that Colonel Coots II" report te!u"' - iwytmo... ._ from Parts to 'apprise the Allied 1 , s pol ia te . so d potteries.) o f the been Wit to the east wa, imelllitiee t kc. The day he erriyed - . 25141 .. f ei rC ,libir * le . *lt -known, bat sopposed W e una titalthat .1.1 4 0 ii , flog a Ince was item . been issued to diicantini 'rilise7. * Comosintlant of. Bayonne, .the Re lunette of Cara: AW 'lad the Proeleniatlan of Louis, e o inin - 4 of- Mill ledignaut, and declared it to i instructfons frinn'the SEC: Mt, neither -would he, acknow ' a " f ~i t v ' itlllteer L , l u g, settler than BotrParte, and forbade earl rxncy had h is 'qwtion. , The same night he made a I c arria g e, ;esters' Hope was badly . wounded fie ry to Ur4nlford, .f on hie ret, , and msdoprisoner t • General Stop. 1 De r Y r* supplied tO. General Hay, and several. other. Offices', killed, ; trunk wits f , reitened on, , , „feu- , :r jrS ' William Sullivan .catlittle Idtboitgh the , float "etost-abont 600 men. Tie spark-date. The trunk . conpimen otioy c n ost,ty. D it. ... Mee usenet sad , be wet biateuval i . ferel, with 'which' din Noble Pirl 'Otis atio r di to go fp - .. • . • driedielacti-into the gerrisou. Official sadvices niail &France. • she Warty eepeceed.'' - I, . , 4 ,„ 4 . , .. ~ „., a , , . , The Loup 114Altpn ka' t . the Spa 'Weighers' . re . Returns , , or d ered "the'price`‘ Of Bread' •- f 'to' ► • • rah Royal Higbee* the Palace REaxNT made a W premett ots tntreltieg carriage mid six beautiful horses . continue the rime. ' 4 rto bo ther In the crowd and confusion pai . the coed bO to his Majesty theinancif KING• and he also gave a! carriage sad foes heroes to the ' Duchess D'ANGOII ;on Satuitlay, a-poor man , • a perish . Cloik it . - 1 al / I LEME; so that they will proceed to Paris at their i t pushed by the crowd under the Ittog's ceerlugi, ease% The Prevail arms were beautifully emblasoued i and the wheels went over hiaii `tut was not • on the twa coaches. I killed, but extremely injured •, the.- cirministauie The Parsee c hes. REGENT returned to Carlton-house at : i nflected his Maje(ty 'toy much; and . lai - desired a 1 101. Bank of Englasti note to begiven to the poor a quarter past oneo'clock yesterday morning.and pledged hirnielf, that in case Liest..Gen. CAMPBELL, the Governor of Gihral. : man ' s family, i death was the consequence - oft* , accident, he would died,. there on the 2d inst. Lieut.-Gen. SMITH ' - ide f( • thr • emu's tatelly. • ?within -- recently ' al- •4 1 1;e flask companies of the 6th asisiarnenstinkisso I ' 4 4 Pilritstrit, - • - II loos cleared those woods, and Itaiie °°'a last of this Pil t. t ,, 1 last elitt;'•ireve Paw gins bad a fair field for:* practice* 'T u he ""' n-, ' 'Salida isle. .. By -Met and cavalry gave waY,ititti retired thPougb Etaeliert, . wu l .. .itched from leering scattered parties to shift for thentselve. , — , i a ......""r" •,- lei 011itillitarSil One of these, ,about 80 men, was galiaatty , .. mil" by the weak eqoadree okber •• - , 4 . 111000040. , . . la bsial Major Bridger , and taken presotwo:e. ~, !IA .: . _414 4 / 31 6 / 1 " t „., .- It O. we toot about3o *Scare and: -' ~ ._ J, • . see rligi4 l men. ~. Great numbers diVlnad I° • Oa • ' • '''' AlittitY Welt / 1,. - ilefertelefj kis , it; tit s * short time, it is thosight,tbia whole . their • at *hi *is became.' I try conscript; will leave theia.. , ~ ~ . l I have the hiseeitii - eibeillkc. .• ; .., false; dolt .las did n -, ' • -- - Dlitilb , itagte , WASl4er mail ', ' Iti loss yeateraigywes..iii im. i . ---. -" i'," t fertho iii,istaseiceti • , . r• .•'...... •-•- • ....;:••••*, titioilla; . Ge a i Abstract Return of Ritti.d, wossdez - aollia mt Mirth billed) an r cruder the Cluonsasid of his •Riseeill • -ford Atioesded; Ger ▪ Marquis of Weitingtoa,, in ,lotion ~ 92d of March in tith Apttli,lsll. belie/be. '' 'v` ' . ' 'llf die • Gatarda l cut ' Total British Lase--3 teak aen Ile, 3 homey kgl i ll e t i ti zpi .Vl l t ;• mid 41 is , teporied , . di I nel, 1 Captain, 1 Lieutenaat t 4. sinjeants. 94 /ash , •-- . - %l ow was ms r horses, rounded ; 1 serjeant, 9 rest and file, 6 haws.. • MANES Oi litneggi WOUVOICO. • ' . driAlbscivinto the Stith North. • 1 , •-•- ' ' be houtify expeceed.' e 15th Hogan—Lieutenant Edward' Barret, severely ~.. ;. s ' ,. Sib A titir• • His Royal Higlii _, 7th Henan -- Col. Hussey Vivitit..severeiY• •' " ,5 ,. ...,..1 -. • present ore tntretke u lath Hussars—Captain ltkbaid Corker. leverett , to his Majesty thel (signed) E . PAKENHAM, Alltemolb * • • . esiriare and fear II ..,:. .* 0 ft. t I+ b. id :iv. 1 1 .. . l ii - pl: , •! - -.- t. , - ' ; . • h. 41 ' '...',, • • 4 .,... . P h i l k . it' ' t .. s • r, .. o r . .. '4 itfs ships of the se t nl99.—Ws . tb• 14itasigne, IL feßsAion 4 bed its iibiint slit sosti*.aok , • , eig Pitt, titre 164164 6 1 1 bil ad iv of Algoe , , 13a! : (ii: Or lap. dry sttiairfu , r tt., Rhin R!sl,inends bal..receir ece.srAstY a ST f iroitipito* 4 :, . g into ihellnk 4 , .:5..5 is trubk cat f 0... .4 litir him fro* fors *lpid : ‘ 77 on slstu t t . d . q_silOti;:':: 5 , it# hare beef;:k.runit .1 Pio patent Glatt *it s h l t;rik` *I 11, was , : feunil: irei,t 1 ilia is _L.• _a - ...,:t '.. .ton ; Major- t',',7, - ;__ :-...,._ ,-.., 1 :it tii - titatUsTov - Lieutemants, ii Ensigns, S Stet!: 96 serjeants. „II .! tar , 7.41 inst. tataut.-ksen. amass. i provide for the poor usall'a MOW. troops under , druninsers. 1561 rank and.4lle. 54 hones, wounded ; 1 C . Sithaleas --. , , 4 tuateeded him in the command , pro lempore. resfOrd parti- ' }. Mlgas ,: t 14 rank 1.14 14 *ssing.(ADvitaTisestrur.)--Tig pickax Paimeriutes. isutler-Gene- I 5; a t Lie e; 1 h -C:Xnel, 1 Lieutenant., 1...._..110- I Rear-Admiral the , lion. CUARLES ELenturrone 9r 4 u serjeants, 1 dreamier, 70 rank AM ale. 5 ion es. : ienerai ; and - 1 Volonel, 2 Majors, a Lapoims, 5 4.4einettants, 9 Kinigeory - R 7 • FUMING is appointed to commend at Gibraltar, in • ! gam Mune a 1 - igi i interestitig, coloured engraving, , Porlar .,. ditc . umi .y on him recently been so much en- mora l o f t h e i eerjeants, 4 drournet:s.46s"rank!snd fife , 1 horse, sottottd.. , ' the roore•of Admiral lanai. ; that whiter* felt it oar dsty to present. our reade,rs cofl . Caelaini 5 hi Met Oar it is•said, ii the l ltarshal Spanish Loss-1 Colonel, 1 Lientetsun- ones. with a Lieutenants, 3 Emiigni, I Sudf 193 rank and ilk lnonr. i to receive and , coullect the French Ktwo to Paris. i 41 their march titled : 2 Gettenil Staff , 2 Cellieeht g Las a. : settled is the Modern Prometheus, - is chained to a • • Mature. id Captains, 2 Lisameoush, SO 0101.4tteika,i i No ships are itt•preaent allowed to clear out at the . , „ __ ts obo. Justice stands over hits ~ . . roes. In anusion 4 ,were not so . 0 ,,,k on e we, 4 /WWI I 161/1I OW, 1, fink - . siliF l W.i Custom -hottrelor.tar: port ill France; but t he . the with the scales, in width the legitimate crown of thrlitit Suffer` .mlssieg. , *•' • '' -.: ;- - 4 cheats are permitted to make entry of their goods i Bourbons if2liiiit their . (Signed) .it.PAglakilll 1 preponderates in valise over the Vislooaff I-. •:, •• 4,Aer French ports, in the expectatioe that liberty to site i cap of revolutiopary Liberty : on her right hand . 14 " --4 "*""•- •;- • 1 tretaiii < rii iitarowitiatioti. wititatimlotnk,„ . ..a d cleas.naLsaglasigtn_ in, a few dais. 1 p l ats th a k . to r Aderned sword of crape to the terns sled with the 1 - • - April, Igl4. . ••.• ' The new Bill, for the rellet of the NorPeesident i . 'Barium isrlsceas au.ab. c i.,.. • .. ,t• -, ... Usurper who is writhing iu ageij;'wYth 'Ma looked' ,• . ianuel Freyred . -' h - t t , • ~„ , . I urn ultimata aptain miar es C or d !att . •_,. . erg y, . --C •C'l C 6 • l' . `. a Contains a. clause providing that the Bishop . hi feed and all the ensigns Of itia former ndirthel, Ma- I T i rtitlery, King's G erman ii.C.--..,..Pe.,",• '..- 1° • i 51411 in future grant crown at s wmonition to every non-resident I ills ._,,_ _is Lamm ., . depiotiv _ n e al arcen . a ., 8 1 ip... Ilth Foot. hat Hon.-Weir M. 3. , ..n^•„_„47. .'° power. Cannannauna ", - - -ir 8 MIA Clergyman • Stith Foot Sd Batt.-Captaitt•lneatia*.engnalt Ille.• 7 - 1 of his Diocese, which ant being • obeyed, 1,, .• an d . T a tum i n k rit it to'bh consdenne, .• Morisco! de Go , ii. 1 1 and other , he , pettpatr ; a timi..,ititt , 1 the defaulter shall in Abet case, no t , , ,g.o heart ! _in in , ors 0. . . pc and the Chief , Sigh Foot, Ist Batt.-Easlgn Jinn" *orate. - • 1 • •b e d as nerourin Iris A the Officers -- ' Foot , 1 42d lst Batt.Captnit ona John Swanson. bent ;; f- Oar- liable to an, n , on * . infortneti and the pens ties preach / 1 Peace ind Plenty arfellest Saigaii • 4 iltiatld, over the doe. Fnsigos John tatty and Id tecrumatea , .., by die last Act. - .. - ~. . . I F A iripesn quarter o(tiiii ! el,... 4 ll3,spoikippg tiktd: he officers and 4sth Foot, Ist Sate.-Lieut.-CO. 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