The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-21 00:00:00

tf = • ti ItbYAL. ititURT-LANF. .cent EVENING, An. ` . llllee . Segvitnw - w ill •parfons . ro AND JULIET. ((ran ; /eternal% Mr, Ellidont el'., (finmthr Fats. hure,h 'Enclitic, hat Ur, t pearlinir in that Ch irlictrr). " A cAUTIPN TO THE. PUBLIC. • IN coouqueneo of Mr. EGG bowing advertised seir-mitothi A , tr;o4i.; ona stating. from their attperiigr efilears and atliiir; be has prorated the .follortiag appoint. mesa* Rapti Niivy, the Naval Hospitals, the • Dyck Yards, mail the Ordnance, • . • 34LIIIII)14, OD X. and Ca. Fruat the liberal eneourerenscat they hove reetived,.thilik it theif thlt To whit-4 wift he addeS, • • w Salted) Pantomktne r called F I) I 4,;11 . 0 X 1)S I or f larirgnin Sindbad. Richard the Tbitd, and the New Panto- Mr. EOM& TRUSSE4 ere not upon SELF-ADJUSTING PgINCIPLES, having, no univesaal Jabot' to accommodate the Spring t 0 the tiestiem of the he ty, and that their Trace.; out; bate beta used fte ha. ftleOuty'l Service alsove.ouctatimerd, ,since they rermrsedell Tatham and Egg, mune time ,iure, nod that Mr. Egg Ipai ant wpplibd any 011 hI6 ON a account. opened at bolt past eve o'clock. to he- The TRUE, PATENT BEII4-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, which require no Straps. nor core any confinemetd to ihe Body are to be had ONLY of the Patentees, SALMON, Ol)Y, NR4 co. '4)4, Sir.ind, to have the honour ,to snooty hi. klajesty's rtil al Navy, the Naval irldspitals and Dock Yards, the Transport, Board,. the Meaner. the Marine Intl? • ; teary, the Honourable last India Company, the City Tons Society, be. sec. &e. R. A. DLEY , Middle Niii:itreett Greugiompittre, London, will sottish lie most scrupeolnus enquirer ail to the autism:tray of a Priced of his deriving grcat benefit ream COftotAL BALM of GI LI. AD, in a severe disorder oftbe Nei-Same, hiliuus , aud llatuleat, kiaJ, with which he had heels Long afflicted. Mr. E. Pierey, High•street, Birmingham, vouches for the • surprising cure of a Gentleman long in a deep 1/ecline, having taken Ave bottles of the Csndati Balm of Gilead. The spirits, • strength, arid aPPetimicif tie young man were visible nod very materially . improved; and by continuing the use of it a few weeks longer, Ile way, wish God's blessing. mid to the great , manioc' and astonishment of his family and t 'cods, restored to • perfect health. Mr. B. Elhothroyil, of Pontefract. reports of a man in that neighbourhood, about the age of thirty, who had the appear ance of 'allow:trig seder that most dangerous disease, the Plithisiel Palmovalis, or Consuiption. He had a cousideroble degree of hectic fever, profuse night-sweats, expectorated much, and was tethered to a state ern-extreme debility. ' had the best medical advice he could proenro. without 'n:toting reljef, he had recouroelo the Cordial Balm of Gilead ; persevering in the use of O. asU the sinfavreutattle symptoms gradu. t a v uhated,ond he has attained a vigorous state of lienith. Government %tinily against Counterfeits. besides a saving of One Bottle in Esser. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold iaa In.etles, price lls. each or the queutily of four in one Paeans. Bottle for 395. nu whleb SNIP 11s. bottle IS saved, duty included;., the stamp of which bears the broprietoo's name and address iw the engraviog. " Sahli. Solomon, Liierpool," to imitate whiehrl is felony; and this privilege of a pArtictilor set of plates for his I stamps hits been granted to Dr. Solomon, by favour tit . tiis. My. I !sty% Honourable tentansissioirers of Stamp flinties t purposely ! to secure the Public Reenlist C•ainterfeits now else are genolne. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and• Co. ((lase Dicey and Sutton), Buw Cheetbssard i Bova' and CO. No. ' ISO; Oxford-street, London; Brodie and Dowditig,Blfisbary A. Smith, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; Marna Keorie l Na. 6, College green; at Davison s, No. I, Parlitimeset- stree t andisf Mrisirv. F. Newbury add Sint,-I)attilin ; mid retail, by Oil Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. . Some Distoders have been many years in proceeding to such a deers/. of nialigninies, as tans " be eradicated, in sefeeq viceks : therefore it is st• alder to encourage steady perseverance hints. use or roper amen. that Dr. Solnoio.. hem atloplea the plan a( Isis Bases, with enter large 83s. Entails lintel's,. containing 13e tpiaolit) of Tarlre nt 11s. pateked,ep ogre f r the eipiedry, Far a Five-rood Rank -sale, by which lf. 1 4 2.. it sated; hide 0 Guide to Health." As Dr. Suloalllll'll Pracilie 'ls too become so refat etad.e4a. waive, that hie constant engagernems require a considerable port ise of his time and attegadance, exper6, whet, roomilied the meat elrropfithe's of • OMP 414/Silid bat all %vetoers essors, or letters of way toe, 0..• I iinatsert . ..:•saled with no order for esedi- Hoe r oa d temittaoce to be a.," t t•ett at his leisure, are required to enelesse•oaly Half a GOMM. Praha Ms* .he niftier(' at any Post-ofilee, payable at Liverpool, for s. salt wins et money s schich it a sure mode of eoneeN•sher.--Sttelo Letter, e'doutsl, 64 , lardy; he thus directed:—" history Letter. Dr. Sol 11111 l ne, Gi-, lea.d home, near Liverpool. Paid double less-tor S .- 4 46 Letters mor.be addressed to 7E; Z. or A. B. ad the Post' peke. till called for. remota who do oar wish to have their 'rim; s 'May have their Bexes'etireetcd W. Z. to be 1, fr. at 6i Lt c . • and Nice 3:+. 6a.: Si ennd lir, v, Yea.l U-contl Price, Is.-i-Upver Pt ice. tilt. ROYAL, COVEN'T•O I A.IthEN. EVENIIIIS, ha; 21, be Prrf'kfiwori, . Ifli GAM EST FAL • young; Kr t. Ucvi rify), Mist O'Neill. To w hich will be added, hand ritri , tnias 'Pantomime. called IV II ITTi NOTON i or, Lord Mayor of London. and Juliet, with the New Pantomime. 'ad Price So. 6d.—Pit, 16. 6d. t Se . cood Gallery, $4. I Secowl Price, lio—Upper •nnd Prior, od. , •1y he had nightly, on application to Mr. ,a-office. aft AN I) TfIIATRF.s. • tin opp,i.ifr the Adelphi. ;ENT SATURDAY sill be per. it Scotch Ballet Divertisetwent, with entire criers., and Deraiatiorw, callyd • QF A BERDEEN ; It. LOVE DI A MIST. John Joan, Mt. Vomit!, Mr. :!nolte, Miss litut Miss Brady, 11111 a Miss ithitttle Reel Finale.. titer t Ser.soa, the favntirite Barletta of HONOUR! AND OBEY! -icrs•—Mr. Meredith, Mr; Villiers, Mr. 7y, nod MisisSeott. • ide with a New Pastoral Comic Barletta, LIE GI.PSFY GIRL. If-past five—lse,;iu precisely at Half-pat .—Gallery ei ice at Ilaltpatt richt. P 1 411 , ro he taken of Mr. !filmic; the Box-office of die 7114 .I/rY, fl OM Tel& 'force. 1 .. A New (' mar IS..“.touliatc, and oilier Novelties, are in tic. e TiIEP V.II',II.F.IPEft,..N.t. Vitt. thi s wat pultliArd, • Price- fit. ud. !IMF PA 11PiTLETEER, ; Ira .. partial curl Opiiiionz Celri , r ated !glen* cosTAsurio. • 1. NI:. Serjea,A ..r!, on the A , yrentiee Bill-2. tile of I •o , vertur.--- 9. Oinierv,atftin: on the Retwet ,of the f • Atiaiitee of )Veightsaiiii MeAsurea--I.4eilitcFietclier% eelehrthia (I. I;it —5. Sir Sa.ishel IlAssolly's Speech on the :SAY' --6 On the *Pima. Refs.:a of the Swallow-4. Cr. Nlem no ue t;omtnereiol Relation of 14- (ire , ' 9iitain-8. Mr. Vll4llllO on the t n,n Law.-41. Oh—tetstiowl en the Punkshoiellt of the Pillory -- to. Wh. we or its War ? nn the American tell by the Refine Itillers uttflopott.. ; . C,.:1.•, furl s , nod Co. ; k, r.krry, and Cn. ; 164-, Mocreglie risd all other Atioott•cliers. ~rtdhf~kl~' DEMLITY, (!tc. '1161 . .NC01.J RAGED by the uniforth, success 'at- . a . 4 teeditiz tor paullar 'neaten' of Tleatinent in thecure of fety.orevol.nt Conplainia, which us; been confirmed by thl , e iperit nce st lire nod extensive pi'actiee 41oilife alto; of the Isap2) effect': resubine to the p;.atk from Aletlictil Men cotthising their atiemilias to a certain clays of Disc Ni.o.ro. COSS nod ('O. Mead:els .of the Royal • Col legetof Fitic•itcottit ill Initilion, ma' to direct their inolies tit !hose 1)t-nril f rs nnsinat foto. a .serer destructive habit of in. ter:de TAO,: 4hich , se. 4 , 183. n ocorterout tfpid Nervrus A Weeitow, hut also eat •iis on its votaries all the enervating itahreilities a old Ogr. To tout diAreb,ing phtte of Debilityour. Deficient-N. whether the cometrimce of such bane. ful Itabi;s drinking, lone tesi'lvoce in hot cliinatet, or any 'oilier caioe, by" a hi. h the power: of tie constitution heroine enfeehled, ns reiolarty Educated ttut4etnis of London i they offer . u "cafe, nod speedy Cesturitton to sound laid viaorima health. • Wher,e nn early application is owl , for the elite a-Cer iaiii MOnnier, fieiPiently eosin-tilled iu n moment of inehrie•L ty, the eradication 'sae'', rally completed in the short apace of Nits duys, and in th e lucre aolianced nod hiveterate tinges of Venereal lufectioa, characterized by 4 variety of ;pineal and Itisttessing uiptoue:, st perseverance in their Om) (without re. st lit diet or e at' Moe) will eiuure to the Patient a permanent • and radical cure. W 111111:. 2 .... fit . ....... '23,090 10 otho .. ON I,o_o I. . .... R •1:10 13 'it It 14 • • - • - • ell 19 • &r. &e. &c. • NIX? FR I I'M!, Jam 27. • • . wilt he lire SECOND 11.1 Y of thawing. when tie rtizsT TICK t: drawl' n Print , iibove 'l3l. mast "rece've mitre thso tti.o9o. dud tatty be eLtlticd to AORTIC. TIIO4JS A 14S ! Trictirr;and tiIARES tire • selling; 'wh ►an..dmidr Mr, by RIC 11 AllD•io,f, 41(404/14UCK. bad Co. Cootr 1,1..1, for tht Imitt:ry, at their Officr , , the cane, ithii I illl.l fatin4 Cb:trani,•-eroro. ' • • - - - A rEN r FL EACY HOS( EN. Y. nia itufaa ured 111, W (1,41 r.u.r., 1101 1 f4FITOVt roll Co. .11 1 , tt,te.n.e.e s , a.s.l Man.C,:e nre.., to the'. j . e-firs, 99, Wel s 11,, i , .oYitif;,rnote C•vinn, 44' r ...t e ,t, ant u na h, -Watt i , every-m.0,4%f wider tlotaiox., for b, , th Ladirr and .CsAtllemett, fite:r lc sr:e. n.rr m idr of I. best anverfals, and of n,tia I supt io ,or m:srle to an. ships-. and .biny b e had of .11, ,area It'VeCt.l4l, Busies' inauffu,and (Nutt. _ _ _ The I)ireaver of the Urethra,' rer 'frequently connected with, it arising - from the above ttuattlaitit, have not Heaped' their iit tenth.° ; by an infallible/rod improved plan, they ave en abled to remove obstinate threw sin& Son-tures whether recent or of long due:aloe, withont .resorting to t he ' paiefei and dangerous ive of the Caustic Ilnu,te. Mari:, instances can lie adduced of very inarterat.• rises, of several year. crintineanee, Air, big v ielde.ci to their a few do's. after the cure had been attempt. d by other Practitioners will t etf•et ; and ;rich liar been the agreeable result of a practice of II years, dim the made of treatment by i.or, it one single instance, ever proved nbortive, during which p. riod man, tbrius.ind person! .uf Rath Sexes have experienced the enpit meat of hitykag bees veiledly cured, after severe and injurious ruethods haul been persevered° in to no purpose. Tit Alarrted Fmale., u h. , sn expect:ninny of those trader pledger of erianutval happmess have he, n defeated, it ntay also be a plebsiag redertion to k.. 0 w, that by s proper persevernt.re in their reined es, the general health is reuovuted, had the ins. is rearmed. klessrs. Goss and Co. exclusively profe:ang the cure'of them.. particular cornpliiinv, in order that they may nut be itiarked_ by n mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly poached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to that selves to slate. that they have Been properly raw:lied ani initiated into every brunch of the profession (iertiticairs of which. Iron variato hospitals, and tcstimor.iab limit the Ilizlie-t prisfi•syiroial autho rities, they have to cunviece any ei quiver). Thai a antdenee in the wanner lirmisphen of. ear cartel - a world. as well us hti other parts, emboldens them to rolled, Mat their researehes having been cirehoed to di caves aleeedy mainevated s they hold out a certainty of renovation touch as may labdur under the debilliatiog effect, of it lifivpitned under the torrid idttrw 4 . And further, that having bad opportunities, in Mei; profe.sirefal ea vseity. el forntiug 1u ultimate acquaintance With the crostini- ' vomit habits of shdliriag person'. they tiger to them the best assurances of immediate ref 4 lint the °votress resulting fr om 1 their endeavours first induced them' to quit th# practice at the general practitinises; and they prequine their pretensions eau stiPite fair ground fur the unpretledlinted coutiaeoce with which they nave, by the public, been so liberally honbured. • , Patients in the country. are requetuerl to stare the particulars of their case, age, and manner cif livhig. vselaving it remittance for advice and mediviees, arslllte.eenkdies will he govrewor for warded to any part of the kifindliat. To be consulted at their hilase,dail, (pensmally,o by letter. pilaf paidA patients of either sex, with stereo), delicacy, and ;sited nat. a•e• asst C. stwsedis,l3, loeverie-swest, flatiirset. 1 gay I s 1809. • • ". irittlenti!et fed it 0% diwv thew wiiie tn. the Public% 04% 0911- imbe them, 0,1; a ki id . of 1-'l..er% iiio-18.1*, to Slid by 01% :veil can weithre . wash In wear v.-ell. 6.11.11 TA It Y -.A I) V I Kit Y is the DEATH - --- of THOUSANDS. 11..41th rebtored, dftrr lotvirg hero improperly trented by ilti• • tem to pretPoner,. ",J EiSiti. cooriat and Cp, Surgeons, Char him- }lone, Great Charl.olee.rr. et, I;la:•kfiini , '-rued, ' , pi mite It owlimil hilt's Chnpel, &rime 30 year, regular pi lie ciA., can are r that thousaiols fall vietuns year!) to it certain Cu, Attain', owing to improper treatment, which have crossed 10 ` - rratinas, with bl , tehes on the tread, fire, unit body: dim 11C •• tp the sight, noise in the ears, delfne... shrii itires, tibctinate ICI , 1., nmtes no the shin fames, tilt r, !ten ' , tire throat, eitere t. i • .i.sogi the pet k, noimirmilimitiv iii otw head and limbs(frt t,.-:;s mistaken, nod often f,11.:11% treated a. i hetinuitisio), No I:it a train or - other di...Vides: 4 at last dropsy ensues, with a R' „Jai ii. bulky, and decay of the cumin :.,lion, ion, orgistilig from a dii-::Pnl disease lurlifinie in'the lfal,it, or the improper 1.14 . of /get ri:ty ; andliihiell Disorder hi-moistly Hypes's.* %ems after, use tms often through the liner curtila i ,es of their little tender 4 " "vitffeadeng orsprim_ hi the inswipe..airig parent. ,irittr..... Cooper . arid, Co. who base been regularly bred. to the Pr.'. ssion (mid their es neiiedee in the ahove disorders ore Copal alielerf), are membersof the Ito% al Colleges of hureenni in 1 . 0 - , ma and Ldiabwgh ; mid it 1, gt.ziify lug to their feeliii4s to alu.wo.ce t h u they have re s cue'( very nuinv •id their fellOw ttievures from the uhave dtradful disorders (after others, and es el , holida;s, had fasted), which hundreds Cali krstify. _ s •.;;rollCilil l iej 41.4.1 CO. arC . crinitilted daily front ten 101 eight, PY. Cl.ittr sex. count:Misfile ; or Viiiter94 PO l lli llid , i . n f l _ Wji44 ! ) 1 rcnin.nnee, win* medicines, tied ilso brit %duces WA" b e 5.311 to . . part of town or country. ._ . _...., . ha , ` It. The Pi:es outf Fistula cured is ifilt habit* or rotting', mookr a' ' ' l l.-c uha ra'..inuy Inlintliße.. _ . hoe eases of debit i -1% ::in w hmever cause, whether joint int! wretita or other "•,,.. i s . el . not despair, if they oypi Illeials; Gooney and , c •Ariotte House, Chariot tridfeeirdillfdilige 110 " 1 " 1 L,,.', `- .4 . , ite1, Blattldroani-road s . • . . .1 ..:.~ • ~ ' . • - - - ...7••••• -. ' 7 T "r IP . . - . . , .... .... ... . a . iiir ., 404 ... . • . • . e 7.4 ...! ‘ . .'ofifotv , !-% ., ... : ..-,•• 4 (i 4.- • . L i , ... ..• .•-, -.0. ~.... . . . e• - , . „...... 4' .. ~• 7 -. 4 - • o r ri.#4,... .-. ,% ai , , • :• * . ...S ... 0 f ..‘ - s tr.t4; ?' r , • ‘ S, i \ N ' 1 ‘ ... • . . .. . i'" . • ..• . . . ~. ..,.. . ~ • LONDON' . 8.1111 RDA Y, .1 tiliii...ll, * fiti • 3; .:. t , : - 11. Cato for which Ll4ttelosts fit ni to 11.4dt dad sraettr,ltiti we ihs scaffold ! " - i - ...... i ' i • • I . , ? 1 ;. t 1 t A .. Ji iY , ft i ... IP' 4 itil I " . ,1 . • ~., v he" to*" ow a th• _ti ti)- .._. • - . N' ' '' . -d fro- ~ -I 01' r weel• the ~411 r- 1 -44:P Y , . T.l 1. • t , i f . . i i *. t 4 .. r . . COPR7'-MARTIAL. ' - '• -Q. At what hour did you ord.r the.message to be • _.,_„6.... • . • • . carried Into select I—A. Ido net koow exactly, but TRIAL OF LIEUI I .-kILYWCIAL gilt . .l. sttiitßAit. riffles lima previous to the:time of embarkation, which • • . -:.—.- -... • ,w.ai one o'clock, wheO,Geuerai. Ciinton marched on FRIDAY, FIFTH HAIN% .. . .-• the ground pveslously otcppied by my. ditiiion. ' tifird.-Oen. Matkentie's eiitintrirttlarr eorrlintted. Q. What number of the enemy was in your front ' Q. Sir John Murray oisteriptetribitsli 06 observe, when you toot upon you the c,ommand of the, right ' that a paper which had been sdbtolded •to the GeortlPicilgots on the 13th on 14th of. Jape, 181$ F : --.A. I 1:0or at farther ttaY, and at with he tiad•• looted,- he I did not.lcrioar till -the neat dity what number of the t ewi'desired .by Adenine HailotielV to abstain) from t•Weel *era. at Yeedilos,. when. L was . informed by ' showing to those Minds. who Were - now' kind entogirl , Sir John Murray that they we r e so r 6000 s t r o ng . . to assist him with their athiloe.: lie *idled to be jet r .Q. At Whit distance wits the enemy in front-of formed, whether he 41e mot' cionipetelvi to !tidbit to , Vandiles.on the ethf —A. The enemy had strong , Ms advisers whateier doCtinients worelald - beftlre,thol piequets at btir de Reins, about' three miles from Court, and soliniftted to Ms Own triapeattoit. • !the towtivwities line .of Iticquets occupying a ridge 'The DritivY-Junes-Aoveoria obeeesed, that the lof woody . hills •withis. ft few hendred . yard* of Ala I eiroarottastes veldt* elohe' entitled Admiral Hallowell l advanced pots., , :1 . . . . Itoteithhoid eta paper in .cptealion isras,• thee it wad; Q. Where were your advanced bolts on the dg'%l j ens aishet Aria decided, whedrei it should• be' fa. of the lahtk?--A. They occupied a. harrew itski • ceived in evidence. It was substiqueritiy rejected.—: simewhefe *boot half Way betimes, Mar de Veldt At soon as say &footnotes' became Metter of eve- t cadthe. French posts. • device, they became equals,*' the property of all par. I . Admiral Halltiliell objected to .•these cittestidea, he. r ties. - • • • I relating to tninsactions subsequent . to the .tnctfef • Admiral Hallowell snid, his only nintiie for riot' ceitteitted in the charge: . - .•• ' permitting Sr J. Murray to show the paper to others! 'P'the "Depety Jdnev..loircioats tend lbe Pit :Ito' was, that the Court was then 'debating* *tether it', bed•rofithe Getirteeere of • optnion that theltestione• should be recessed as evidence.. ' ' • . •- • • j went to Produce evidevrck, thit might he detterittilld. 'General Mackenzie then corrected that part of iiii the consideration Or ;becks/fee. 1 f ' • 7 •. former testimony which represt MAl:friar to have beetil • Sir Jobe' Murat, said, his object. than toshow thee , at'Vandilos Os the night of ttei 15th: He did ; not :he wan right s iti the odiniate he.had ohicleof theetto • amuse till the morning of the 16th, and quitted it' my's forces in the vicinity of Tarragona; when Itel dia • before night. He bad atfferfonalary. hems ribbed' of ! recta the siege to be tithed: . . his desk and papers; and had not, therefore; this s Q..D• you readiest Sir John 'Murray artillog at' I means of refreshing his recallectioh. ' ' • yrategiarters on the•l6th, and ecoinepanyiog yod Q. If the enemy had. &tainted in sufficient 'force I to a spot where yoO it* the enemy's fottte?*--AA' (total the Westward, Would not the cavalry and; kr* i Yes, 1 doo ' - •••• • : . . • • .. tilltry have been otposed to great danger :by befog! • Q. On vet tolveueetihrough.the pass; de you' re. sent to Balagner ?—A. 'Poetical to theft departure, collect seeing the marks of conlitlerable bivouacs ?---1 I was airectad to send the right wing of the 9 7th to lA. Ves, I•ricoltect. Ouvinfantry bad passed over *coSer the March, width , was then supposed to be a theground Which the ettemy: had abandoned,-in con •• ssikient . protectisot. .• ••• • i sequence of a nvotemetit triads 'on their right flank • Q. Suppoolog tho stiventy, to thenuthker of 8000 ; I. bta deteehmeot froth fey picquets v aa I think, at a to have been at Vilteltaoca . could itrey,•WhitstGetet,yery, early hour on the 14th. copk(o4 wag at i l'oire de arta \with. 70004..traeittirki q. Of what residers did you then calctiltfe the prised the Eleitish iiieN argarrecoria; or Ititersropted: enemy's ferce"to nensist.?--A. I could obtain no just any .vieasu re Which' Se Jet& Marley etight.-.persoo informition •en thieso eject ; the • greater. part of the Kith a pi:ospect of success ?=-A. Ido 'not thistic they Malley In **tech randilos is situated is extremely could ;five interrupted the siege. Torre de• Doha 4 . 11000dr, L and -snrronnded withe ridge of tills. The is.enliy.seven- eines fr'om 'rareagorte, the root(' is •Intabitaets had all lied from their houses, and I only extremely' strong, and alin'tnit a 061%4dt:4601w thei rutin& a file Spaniards whom the French had disi , *h o ia 1i? ..., . - . - • ' -.- 1 .' • . ' ..I missed ( rots their cantonments , and whose account 1.:1.:Di yen, oti tish littlt .of Juntr,• 4811, give as' i weseavery . yersitisfamory. yent, 4pc ofittte*.to,pir jolt* ittorray that therel 64;Doryotituppeab• frail What: you did seer that id wagft tg* thee no necessity fiorlveisiottstlte• shirr . ' thet'ateetntetflo lOW ? . ..A. They could not bars oi'l'arrairina ?—A. I did take the liberty•of'etag:l6aSougstadad•len:- - • ~, . . itdpting so slr.Jahn Murray the propriet OF -ittfittk- l c 4...)c00.have stated that, had dm French force at Oort4O.KVAlialekk fardav .oailliolpwg'46 • .st i .Villaareasoo f soippoood to . 4•11000 men; etteaked.the Villafranca. allied ainvy, yetrehoold hiteoeipected . the most brit : I ll Groat-e:._ - = - • lent:wear oivoiripart, andlou founded this opi. 0.- You thiirirffdst . Gslir.' . Colltrres i .ertey film' on the coin/sloe state of the al tied. army • will was posted at Torte de Barn, y n u did not think it! you therefore now state, what was the athientOf that ' prattieable for the ettemy.teldford nay relief to Tar.: ainty on the 12th of June, 1813?—A. I certeinlydo ragnm,—do not you knOsillat agrottch force fraM . not know eeactly the numbers of the different corps Buceiana did relies- the.blockettle of Col do Bala. of which the allied' army was composed. guet its spite - of Coponsi.isrmy some weeks before ?-1! Q. How was it generally composed Of A. lam ilhf acquainted 'with the cifrumstance.• I . British, Germans, Itilisos, end:Spaniards. always WalerstoA Genthi Copal's' army to consist I Q. What was the proportion of British and Get. of 7 or 8006 awn, . ali'Ver the best,tro•diis in Met ?—A. I 'cannot pretend. to glee a precise an: Isiah service. . sorer ; I can state the strength of the different Gorge Q. Did not the order for the re.ernblrkation of toimlng the division under my command: your disision reach you on the morning of .the I.2th, r • Q. `Cams t' you state generally t cannot through.,the rgulartehiitinel2-I,A. 1 - 0 4 .1,ett,1 du not • atateit satisfailerily• ; bet my own division consist+ recollect the name of the hereon flint. delivered it. edigt-thir lst battalion of the Ifith,•-thelst-battaliott 'DM it not march.nitliregelnrity to Me- been efthet7thi and Ist of the 81st, a regiment of [tit. —A. Certainly, with the.esception of the right wing i'litths and' Rolle Dillen's. General Clinton's division of the 2704 which accompanied. and protected the consist/4%i -believe, of the •Ist battalion of the guns and Cavalry that were moved forward to Bali. rafttlt;•l44 - 4st of the 4th German Legion, aml-Gone. guer. The picquets of my division neares: Tarragona i ral 'Whittieghael's corps of Spaniards. Colonet were nithdrawri, and relieved by detachments from Adams, who cdmesanded the advance, had vritti:hins Geit. Clinton's about one o'clock.. ' the ?.dbatttlion otthor 27th, a battalion.of Calabrese, • Q. Did it notemkark without theinst of a man, r , I a light corps, aad, a' company of liftmen' called any paft of the regiMentat baggngi; ?—A. No part ; Refle's compaay. To these ,A•addi Genetal Copotnis of the regimental baggage was ever disembarked . It.l army of.betalellu I:ived 3 WO men, ,made •up of the was net probable'that nay men - shotett be lost, No best-Spanisfv.travipsi-.41 Attie already stated that the hurry took place,- nor did any accident happen. The i.gartattd:on.J a gt e die action would probably tako ni eu-wetrtintothe boat, nit hoot o,r gaiteritt pitted Atilt • ty.. strong, had Decaen advanced on, and with ,every necessary precaution. Of cnarse from 4 7 .U4stfeassen for• the purpose of • relieving Tar. all due celerity was um!. • 41 • • • Q. You lisve solid tint an order waf lien& to yOu • • ..Sir•JOha Mbrtsy hove ohieived, that the witness to spike ffra gone on the batteries, can you-Vonilla • had `Mifittetitoilleowlerate tile - regiment of Sicilians whet words the order was delivered---,*. ;It...was in finting.:pilit 6f General Clinton's division. merely a verbal order to spike the guns in front ofi. • Q. - White didlou•soppOse Might be the effective the line occupied by my division. . . , i . .Istiellgith of the Allied Army ?—A. I never heard it •Q. Will yoy state the position occup i ed . * thie 'stated anima tlittAa•S or 19,000 men. • y ... division underyour command on the ic2th ofl : l2ite",:i • %What proportion - of these do you suppose was litti3?--LA. The division under my cOMetootWo•Coti. i nlitish 'ant Germain ?—A. I apprehend I cannot ! pied the line parallel to the Praticola.rivar 4 • anddis.. giva'sbat an answer as will satisfy the Court; but I • taut &Lao a mile train the town of Tarragona; my shilld think they could not have amounted to less j picnnets both of .reserse and'support• nere,bonjuttr, fitan'sooo' emi t - its the highest state of discipline and •t much nearer. •T hey. were supported by a attsdion ' tooliipnrent.. '" • • - • • - • -; on duty night and day.;* the advanced pie nets wthrei-•'-.4.• Ilidithe eentay advanced,. what proportion . of ' about 400 yards l .and the suppbrt about 'yard% ' , ifils iriby would hate been necessar il y employed its ( 0 front the iswit. Thasentrieti . sieferlOCe in. .. • , maiiitaitilog Ate bier. Of Tamigone ?--.-A. shave not Q. What Itipsdid you taits on rettlpt of the order ' conVidefed 4111 subject; bet should imagine-that one • for spiking tbit gobs Ni—A: None; ;immediately ; . but • Btittishltiettlink and two Spanish •battalione, or the in &short time delivered the order to, the proper At. tWo Seaton - legitimists, •would have beets sufficient fleets for the purpose of eventing it.: , . , j for that•purposei - ... • . • • ;• Q: Were -the' goni.spike tli d befeeeen, Clinton's !, Q. What specific ivarebet *e'en do. you think [division had passed the btittefies?—A..l 'ao not• woultibenetessirry ?.J-A. Lain supposing the Bd. know; but is f waiiithei ors board with my division, •tish rhitientoto consist *1450 end-the Spailisltbet. I I take it for granted they mn%t have been: ' '.• talious at sor 600 rank and lie. .., I- -Sit John Murray here observed, that it was of , .., Q. .DO you mean to say this flambee could 1 giwat itnportance ' to hitn to ascerta;o tilitpoi it, as , contain a garrison of 1600. mew, :sad-carry on the .his intended to show iO his defenootki the older for •sioive :of • 7"arreg6tut?—lsi - 4 qitiolt,:•.they ,would be *spiking • this •gunt„ at giVetr,by'hitOseff, lids rtiatieto . trn di Cie ist fbr 4 hat' pUr i l llse • nitfirthesid or the works • rest upon a contingent.eltdirrnitenbe; atull'iT C r aitik:lvireade erected.' ;• ' .( . g >ie .: • - ~+‘ ral itivtaliensii had not go ltecekfetf .1 t, , intim - Runt, (1; - • In-4 lbgrpoelairm. word& you -have 'plated this . have been an nitenttitto lo the deiiver:, of it. . -1 - f+ iCM so al 'at trite to•innintaltv4ite works, and pre ti. 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