The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-31 00:00:00

should march balk to Poland, because they had de....etv.:d, and told that they came only to car tis .o some cities its Spain, which were said to be perfiretly gold. BADAJuz, JULY 14.--The division of Regnier, which is.areited on the 11th inst. from Merida and Almestdralejo, is pursuing its snatch to thu Tagus, divided jets, two corps, one of ohich is marching in the direction of Caceres, and the other - of 'Emilio. The latter left in Merkia a rcar.guard •. of 600 horse and 800 foot, until fire o'clock in • the morning of the lath. The bth corps, commanded by dottier, which marched froM Seville to attack Ballasteros, occu. pies Aram-na l St. 011 ala, and - Monasterio ; and letters irons Zero, .14 the I Ith, state, that some teAsps of that Burps are also in Lerena. The Marquis de la Romanis has received intelli. vice that the bridge of A rsubispo has been broken down, hut the intelligence sloes not state whether it was dune by the enemy or our troops. AtstEtot, JULY 11.—The action in which the English hussars were this day engaged with the enemy, proved very glorious to them. They did not exceed '5O in number, and yet repulsed seve ral times two squadrons of French horse, eon. of from '2 to 300 men, who Mere totally defeated ; their loss, in killed and wounded, a - nnunts to from 130 to 14Q men, and 33 were • • made pt's niers, among whom are two officers. Lon )14, LY 18.--,Eatracta from two official eommonieetiptis from Marshal Goleta' Lord Vin. count Wellinpon, to the Secretary of Govern. gt •nt, Pop Miguel Pereira Forjaz, of the 11th lust. " The enemy crosses' the river Arista on the 4th lust, with a considerable force, and compelled 13rigailier.General Craufurd to fall back, with hit edvaneed guard, to the neighbourhood of Fort Con,.eptiois which had been previously occupied by It part of the infantry of the third division. On this occasion, Captain Kauhcnburg and Ensign Cadman met with an opportunity of distinguish. big themselves, at the head of a small detachment of t. 311 ISt regiment of hussars, by charging, with the utmost gallantry, au enemy's corps far superior in number. The third battalion of Portuguese Chas seers also found an opportunity, udder the cons. mand of Colonel Elder, of displaying their stet 'fittest; and courage during the said movement of the advanced guard, and in several skirmishes with the enemy. Since I wrote to your Excellency, this day tare received intelligence of the b4rreilder of dad Rodrigo, which took place yesterday. A large and practicable broach having been made, the ene my was prepared for a getteral assault, but Mar. s'ial Ney having offered terms of capitulation, they were accepted by the garrisuu, which accordingly surrendered. ‘i The enemy took np a position its front of the said place on the 26th of May ; chnspletely invest. ed it on the 11th ofJune ; opened his trenches on the 15th of the same mouth, and commenced to batter it on the 24th; and when we consider the mature and position of the place, the defect, of its fortifleatiiois t the advantages which the enemy cu. joyed in its attack,• amid the formidable force whirls he brought Were the place, the defence or'! Ciudad Rodrigo does infinite honour to its Go. vertior,Dnis Andre Kezasti, and its brave garri. son ; reflects the utmost glory on the Spanish arm', and deserves to beciassed with the telebrat. et' defences of other places, by which the Spanish batitin has illustrated itself in this severe struggle _ . fist its ifidepesdence. • 66 This mnrning an engagement took place be. tgre, n (m t. piquet, and those of 'the enemy, who tiro officers and 31 men taken prisbners.” • . , Mgc - • • ...t. l*td• ikhelli. • Owe. 1 • n e w, 0 0 waterawd ••• •• . 1 Odielos rer • • • 0 $ . 1.1111“11 ••• 4.41$ .. t• • • .._ nib. a tiN 6$ LOW% 3 per Ceut. rtrd. bilt enies lS pet Oki. Cons. 11 db. THE STATESM4N. LONDUNi PI - NN, bI'AT f r ..S :VI 4'V WELLINGTON into the plain, in offerins to make a movement for Its relief. We do nut know in what quarter this idea has originated, but it is probable enough. 'We always speak with great dadenee of military movements, but we may ven. ture to say, it would have becu melt unwise in my Lord WELLINGTON to have made any ezer. tion, or incurred any danger, to have saved Ciu dad Rodrigo. The object was not worth a risk. But we should be glad to know, in what the hazard would have been to the English army, to meet the enemy in the plain ? if the enemy were too n u merous, that ought to be stated to the public, along with the boast of pru dence anti patienct in keeping within a strong position. Our brave troops do not fear PLAINS; and our Generals should not Gar them, unless indeed, where their force is qnite inadequate to a contest. If Lord WELLINGTON is, in point of numbers, wttabk to cope with Masser*, he has no business in his strong position ; for, although he may repulse the enemy, and probably will, he cannot remain in his fastnesses. If Lord 'Wet.. utscrom is so much inferior to the enemy, as to numbers, that ho must avoid plains, he ought long since to have drawn off from his strong posi tion, fur the coast. A strong position is a den. gerous thing. It has ruined most of the Generals who have had to encounter with the present tactics of the French school. My Lord WELLINGTON may contemplate some splendid achievement, and we wish ha may accomplish his design ; but we are not reconciled to his waiting for attacks, within strong lines. It leads to certain waste of strength, with most precarious results. Portuguese Papers, to the 22d inst. reached town last night. They contain the official an. ttouncement of the fall Of CIUDAD RODRIGO, bu do not mention the terms of capitulation. There had been some smart skirmishing between our troops and the French. A part of the enemy's force, which bad rkboucherl hi the plains of Al. . uieida, were gallantly repulsed by eight arra. thous of the 14th and 18th Light Dragoons. In this affair, Colostal TaLeoz, who commanded, en. fortoootely fell, both the fore legs of his horse be ing broken by bullets. Colonel TALBOT was thrown over his horse's head upon , the bayonets of the eueaty, who immediately dispatched him. The fallowing ii given as the position of our army at thutinal date of the above accounts : Our carol ry 'w as all in ad ran ce.... the Royals at Sabugal ; the 14th and 113th regiments at and near Fuerte del Ila Conception ; the 3d and 4th ea Vic Coo. The Lsfentry occupied a line from Celorieo by toe val. icy of Mendes() and Guards on the one side, and to Fuertc de la Conception on she other. Our bead-quarters were understood to be at .Alvorca oft the 1 Ith inst. the day after the surrender of Ciudad Rodrigo. . Awattici....Papers to the Ist, 'soil to the (jai instant, et 4 received frdm New. York. The following is an extract from a private letters' Naw-Yeaa; JULY 1. " Some late letters received from Washington, represent' things as unsettled there. Dissensions at least in upludoa prevail in the cabinet, but of what nature, or arising from what VIVA', doss not appear. We %oppose. airy are' on the question of peace or War with. (beat Britain, founded lon tbe cliApatches received by the John Adams. There baulk slaultt, that the majority of the Minister, are in favour of a reatewal of commercial intercourse with all parties; bat on one hand England refuses to send nut a MittiMer, empowered to adjust the matters in disferenee. nod on the ether, France j is com.uittinr, acts of open hostility, by confiscating our pro-' perty. • • " Congress will probably not meet before November. and thru all these matters will he discussed and decided 'ipso; bet it isthoped, that before that timea new Minister from Greats Britain will settle all our disputes amicably. Should he ar 7 rive with as, proposals which the United States could ac cept with propriety, it may be that Congress pill be sum moned to give its sauctiou to any art-augment." 4 . i'VE9D,I T, J . FLY 31, 11110. WE have received CAntz Papers this morning, The following are the only articles they contain :. CADIZ, JVNE 29.—We have octal& letter frnai Serrahia de Ronda, of the fld inst. which cool:Sim many particulars relative to that ••••ble insurrecti in. The principal b,'that the French in Roetla viirleavoureo I.: farce the Sierra, which the 1 T H A T memorable duciiment, King Lotytc's Ad. &maw* defended during the 19th, With, and 1.0. On the - i . ' tires , sto be found in The Leyden Gazette of vim too. the coriny' were tepulsed• with heiss; nit the second, • 9 tir.7 were likewise repulsed in the same mailmen with the the 14th of July. The Continent has obligations ley. .4 two Old piece,: two spies were made prisoners, *lon I en the Editor or thiii Paper, tor his f 0101.11,113 .in bt.-eleaded to be dumb, but being reverely teemed, were wade ins e rti n g 4 document so dangerous to himself. to,p.sk. On the third any, the (veiny were - Itot oily re- . • ..........- Weil. het punned into the v ery town lit Rothla:' • W have jris I w i th great pleasure we call oat readers' at. nu jet received details of the killed ; bin the herranialis ars repos iitg to attack Itiaida. ' • leaden to the filmouth Letter. Mr. Jamas, Oit the tid, eke reiiifoiceraent of troop of the line which w h o b e h ave d so ga ll an tly i n the to Sci diveflorougli 1144 b .:eii i: p;ttche.lntilla, arreved t at rotates 'two ' • ' ' packet, Wal Chief Mate in that vessel, and• cams! woe, fr,:in Itninin: • InAlge:lnis :tad ht. Roque, a great nunther of dispersed Mantled in • the 'absence of Captain ilivr,t.. Mr. • ykslrtuli have s l ain collectel together, and'swill elisaaWerablY JAIIIES dellettelp 'pro!notOn ) and, AO tiOghi l will segment the force destined In actin that part. '• ern hie it. The ...notion at OW eneinv in Ctile equal to what it is lathe other provinces. Not aCY Pubes withoutwolc . dr - D osi o s oo on 4"11111t?'.." " tip Stuck Es s chtime at pFeaefl Is teeter menial ink la the liegianiitg of the prescat sillcattli there There a bp t w ein i n devetion of metro! one time, Wile • were con- very slack. ro now eciiresly an y IsacgaMo ducted to Celcricit de Lena. Of a Swiss ririatent, which mark for time, as those who have retuned tq pay %v. in fairiimiii . a: Astorta,* the grenrer parr hiss, In Me their deficiencies hatogivess almost a death blow mew :v. deperted ; *,,tae etre' gosilig to incorporate thesiseives with tee ili'si.ciun• of Sruhur MANY, and other* Id •••• 1 1... to all con fi dence With respect to gambling spun. . . , rurtiLl, where 'the ErA brigade di tae arms of Whets Is lations its Cool-court. : The latter part of this ti.,in - 4. • : statement will be *lamented by Ito bonountble The new army of this kingen:a is forming itte4 WS! &CO- . mind; If h'i e . reeent. inu t ori noes is the C i ty tete shy, Lad all the well-Snow, oniliii.iubat of-the inktilrb. • theilleet of purirying the air .01 gantbling its trade, DISP4TCSIE,S, received by Government yester. they will do goi.id, atm ail. . We may begin 1....._..' nes __A I day, :thttuunre the surrenivr of Curvets nautili() afrFS4 ; and with . ether Whelcsome Reforms, woe . . . lin the iOtti ' instant. It seems to hie° tnien de. may reolve, and he honest Br i tons odes morel • flu i.. • .f . j ...... i.: •:•o'. ided Willi extraordinary exertions and brio'''. . . . . . pa o pini on ,' hn4 ese r, 'h a s b. cn s ititairy #r. We are extremely sorry to hear, that the re. speetabld baliking.house ' of 'lll - wits . lls.rAwnts icivq, slat am ploiee would hive fallen sooner - d c o '. •i n eau !lief! , st „ prpc d psoint Ail moo. , . . : ...., . , . .. 4 , 1 . and • .. . . . . hi t ri e l AO roach purposely protracted Ike ing, ' vihieb has created the greatest consternation tilege,•sad stecirtembariassments, to draw Lord t at the west cud of the town. . • - . ' ' • - • His MAJIISTY is expected in town tomorrow, to hold a Court at the Queen's Palace. Yesterday morning hi.; hi A./ EST T . and Prin. ceases AUGUSTA and SW4II A, took their usual morning ride till twelve o'slock, and were ac cumpanied by Lord %%Falai sonsw, Lady Cot.. ',TER, Generals GAwra and %VINYAR D, and Col. Ti 'Matto Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE. of WALES arrived at her residence at Bognor, on Thursday. The Duke of Noasorm, Marquis of Sat.tstroar, and Lady OWea, are recently at.- ' rived at Worthing, at which place Sir F. Bea. DETT intends taking up his summer residence.-- The Earl of MANSFIELD his likewise taken a house in that pleasant watering place. Her Grace of Benroan now takes the air in her carriage with her infant daughter, and nurse, every morning in Hyde Park. This is the only hassle horn to the head or heir apparent of the house of Russet. since the birth of Lady Catto. ante, daughter of Jona, Duke of BEDIOILD, the present Duchess of MA at.a.moutan. The Marchioness of DOUGLAS, who excels no WS In musical composition than vocal execution, has written and compiled a Three Act Opens, of which the Professors speek I. the most flattering terms. The new Comedy at the Haymarket Theatre' will be withdrawn after the present week, to make loom for some novelty which has beeu for some weeks past preparing for representation. The sum left by the lite Mr. CAvgnetsn to .Lord Gsoaot CA TERMS'S and his three SODS, proves to be full 700,0001. Lord HAWSE is perfectly recovered from the severe-fractures that he had received by the fail from the barouche-boz. . • Wzaa's Benefit, on Friday, at Dover, was a hamper. It was attended by all the fashion and beauty of the town and its vicinity. A Lady of title, who has made a great Tiede in the world, and who has a considerable fortune in thia country, is said tai have taken her departure for Paris, where she pill add to the splendour of the Court of the Thailleriti, provided she is per. milted by the young Empress. Preparations are making at Northam for the launching of the Course:Sudety, of 74 guns, to: morrow. Much company is expected, as so large' a ship has not been launched .on Southampton eater for some years. ' It is now said, that BONAPARTf intends to sea seeable a considerable flotilla on the coast' of Hol. land, for the purpose of invading this country. Hopes are entertained that many of the ships which arc named as having been captured of the , 'Naze, will arrive sifi"in England. Two of that number, - the Wilkeinsiug and another,- it is as. OSTiaIIOSII are safe, from letters received- yesterday. Letters from Tortola, received by the last Leo. [ ward Islands mail, state that the homewardrbound i fleet was to sail under convoy of a.frkatennd tarn' ships of theline, one of which is the Abates-ono*. I recently captured in the Salutes. •-• . .. Ina report made the Ibth - lost. by Content's:. 'owl stoners appointedb tkortarawra to reward- v ful inventions o • the following paragraph is inserted on the subject of printed cottons :—": We. sib informed that an important improvement has belay made in this article Several piece,, have beet), printed a solid green at one application. *We', know that a neighbouring rival nation has offered , a coosiderable reward fur a discovery of- this co. lour. The discovery is, however, made in Franco, and the prize is not to be gainedin Eegland."' , The report of the safety of Uto. True Brits* Indiamen was revived yesterday. .ik itentleman, who arrived as a passenger la .She China fleet, writes to his friend that be learnt et St. Helena that the Captain of that tadtaman had common!. mated to the Governor at Bombay, his arrival. In digerati at Cochin. 'One of the first houses - 1n town, Concerned sass teats colenaaresi. has received dallier account'. • • : - ~ .. • .- Yesterday at a Stowin g _of the Goverisora of the Charter.house, theitate. Mattaszer RAINS, D.D. was unanimously • appointed to :the Rectory of Hallingbury, vacant' by the death of the Rev. W. BIRD. In the reports of the improvements .Ageleol titre, it appears that immense flacks of Spanish sheep, of the finest breed, hare been lately deivem , into the interior of France, fur the benefit of the w pollen .manufa ctures. . act eyes. In the course. of last weeks several small land tortoises have been feupd crawling shoot 'lamp. stead Heath, sepposed to have strayed thither from some gentlennees garden in the vicinage. Friday last, some buys at play, near the lloop' peblic.house, ou Hampstead Heath, discovered a . peniber of largo adders wreathed together in a *net, and basking In tbesett.ahlue under t hedge. • The boys. etiacked diem with stones, and the rep:— tiles quickly disentwined themselves, and made battle for some time, by bluing at their assailants.: one more bent than the rest advanced, towards one of the boys, who fortunately killed it with 4 0011 C it measored above four feekin Imigtb, and had se. vend frogs in its belly. There is a very general disposition prevails' tbrOughout Ireland at preempt among the people, to wear no manufacture but that of their own conetry. The example has beets set by several of the most distingubltetl of the:Nobility and Gentry, for the purpose of encouraging the manufacturers, who are in tile greatest Lemsible distress. The in dignation against Mr. Forte, in consequence of the late tales impoetai ims the people, dues not in the least abate. Strong suspicions are entertained that the dread. fel fire which took place on Sunday morning in Sallibury-square, Fleet-stfeet, was not the elect, of mere accident. It is hid that there had . not been either a fire or it' candle its the building gate the printers left blf working by eandle.light, in March last; and that Mr. GI [ART, ACCOMpenied by his sins, saw that every : thine r wat Sicstra.k.• fore they retired to bed 'on &sterile) , night. It waacestotaary to 1441 4 0 one.orthe whttlows in the lbeier ware-room open diiring 'the night, foe the Ou'rpose of drying the sheets, *which has led to the supposition, that some incendiary had intredneed, througlilhe opt.% window; some coisibistible mat. tor, Which comavaieated to the gaper. ' - 711111 NAVAL IXTBLLIGg.VCe. FALMOVTIT, Jo 4YIB. —Arrived the MathOroaglt po c k e t . Jtuuns (acting), with Mails from Lisboa, thirteen days pe n . sage : tw Dens. Also the Princess Elisabeth packet, K idd, with Mails from Lisboa. Ere diryi Prlng l ;:e ;ou general h ot , tle had taken place with the armies. Ciudad Rodri go isr. resulerell hi the French cm the 14th instant, s.fter sugi r t ok every calamity imideat to war, short of an assault. The 11th Regiment of I)ragoons (two squadrons) had an affair ot osttposb, with a very superior force of the' assem)*, kolo i r), io which our brave countrymen behaved as Erituns a rc always eareeteil to dr, and defeated the laviacibles, th oug h with a severe loss; amongst the killed is Colonel Talbot, of the 14th Dragoons. Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet, Madge, nith Mails from Cadfr, fourteen days pass:its; all was as colic; aid comfortable there, as if no mealy were in their riemity. Uu Tkursday the 'Mat in* In 4 6 : it lung. 10. N. the Marlborough packet, cotnnuuttled by Mr. James (acting), with a complement of 'ill persoas, including three small be}., fell in with a French brig privateer, of 16 guru (having ij ports on ench side), and full of men, which she gallantly beat or, after ttn simian of one hour and 40 athletes at da le quarters ; indeed they were so dose, that one of the le f ews_ meu, wlps bred w musket at Mr. Juices, tin mini% hi s threw the musket on hoard the Marlborough, and it Isom in the Agent's Office of this port, as a trophy. Mr. James • has several titans !gram diqingtinhed himself agnimt the eaernies uf his country in the packet service, pnetield ar l y •nbout two 'ears and a half since, in the same packet (the •Marltmeough), in the West Indies, he enpgeda French sehlstorr, of 16 gums, for fire h9uss at clqse trade's, ai d 'unneeded in heating her or and preserving the mails. h. deed his conduct is it!ghly deservini the notice and protection of Ms Majesty's Eustmas4er-geneettl.;—pd s lie ke 4tieralg QOM is not io their service. The fleet from chide errired M the Downs the VQth instant, sailed from Canten the sth March —left St. Heletto the 2 : Btte May—og.the Cape of good Hope they spoke the Compeny'ssitipProtta, outward-bound. Tito C44//neffr Pete chain the Chine see, gelth the fleet, ehesi she ptrted lore. twiny, a n d prueeetle 4 for ietrlbity to 04 docked ) propel/ 'eery lathy. gAssettoyas ire TM* IFLFLT Irmo!! cil!i/4. Per Gl : utu n.—Mr, Illtarr7. Per Warren /lam incr.—Mr,. Oileltrist, was yrektia l Liget t , thiagle Rill t 47th Itegiaseat. Tkamses.—Mr. W: Wawa. : 'Per Nwane.-n4lt. .1. MolaoY..bl!. !Taws J. r ow, Ilea'. J. Hayle. • 411410).—hlr.htek. rlis'otainghata:44tajor De Morgan. Capt. ! T. thitot Vitality, Martel Chekhotra. par. wn. f p e r Cm4 1 4. -4 4 4 ufutr .)4Y e Perseverastee.— Lratetrat"Calouel gaNth WAR., Stetity. • per Sealeby Caajle.—Mr. end M 1 Mo o die, Rae. J. ;i. phiattone,Ar. G. Magni . :tr o Lieut. reatt. " • ffr ?ONO , b1.Yr4 11 # 14 : 1 1 4/11 ".• gilkilajesty'4 ship f. dflitms t !Web . firrerod the fleet from China; we ere - emered; hes ',beset ' upviards of loam* !Os!" . 54toiesi 4 , 4 Eset Irlia C°.l*iftY'' . •. AN7R. _~_. ; Aetteral• Court Muttist: has. tatclz hoe big tkightets on 4.oettrt CSOrtih, h corporal hi the gkrertish Irti 1 1 4 101" for preferregfiigilitift • l it cbs t rge—for hatio4 fOl .4 400 16 } i , ithla4,,,,,"l‘"T' ed to orate st*splrkt of direaseeot onni m 6004, by s 1 -tempting to permeate the osela Rf iiiii4ofilhhtit itelOsest of 3111,11 ht, Putt they bni heel etettlehed bilk* Co‘noel et • • certain articles, rte. sheer, ttocks,•4l4 V:- Pone-4'ft TinS 'P0. 1 4 . . 41 wrea4 4 I ' 6 C4Pk°4 see other (pikers, particolorty ont be dyne last. Cheer —Ear inning loalkire IVierscessatlen rigahet lead Cone La earl 0, ronseonedleg the Ortiorsishire : .eseetor'bfilitia, hr . 'ts lett' et ed, Aimed to Lord twaiLat tee mattet 2 eoehoseatas the Sosea Ilictriat,stOttek that he laid the eirrenistoossel4 iseSsee• the tete bitt refheed hire IMMO* • • „ The Prisoner was Need twiPy of the whale et the Charge, gad rise ittettgerilo rcoeive Lie 00 1 1; setrulkfl!fa i gat!' to 4)0 red i gced feMe resits. -• : • Teeter by the reOnwlnti of Life 'Guards were ivileWed 0 Anuktedoe caminiso, by his Rein' lit kiwis the P,riare IT4TAS. They siirleed tie lir Heath abOni'eiee eft ceeloed is ettelleat °Arr. The Queen's Regiment of Light Drams kept the mend, ned the Gstarda funned i t 1r.., whit their rightextended towards the town of Witubleden. The .Sary display on this occasion attracted n numerous Corps of Faskivniables, who drove to the Commie in landaus, hr ',llll!ithes. tandems, and tither dashing vehicles. A dose lifle tof carriages drew tip ip front of the columa,wiik a numeress troop of horsemen.. The Ladies were elegantly attired, and the arrangements preparatory lathe review ferniAed n opt agreeable Mop emit The Pills cr arrived about 12 o'clock 11 his post chariot. Theewierries and grooms of ids ito , al MO ness waited on the ground With *tend ftne els.sroy. The Patrick mounted his beautiful grey bore, in a Field ?fiat. shat's uniform. The hotaidg of the charger ems wade , richly ornamented with gold, and wive' semi eusit o sed i•, '_ l ! - , 'see. ThelMe wta also adorned with gold trophies, sm) other Orem or devil"' General Lord HRATitrICLE tot the right us the 0.4-suee. end Sir DAVID DENNIS Ike left.—Their Royal Highaenes the DIM: v4-11..wa .a 4 C.II*BiIDGE were also present, with a nusiserous stak- The evoktioni then commenced, , the word of nesndsPi being given by General da lag.— •The distiPW" th ' a tine reglosenta has long escited edualratioa. On an ec' mini have they appeared to more advantage than at this re view. After wheeliag into line, dring their pistols. ma re diety of!manceuvres, conducted with toloniehina 0 1 114 ).' ;netlike, and firmness, they made one grand charge tied hisr ed. Lord HuhrurtaLD then rode in front of she liar, ad she whole gave a grand salute, which the PRINCE•itiNm e. by advancing towards the regiments uncovered, Wks" al Use semi* time his approval of their behaviour. The ali eff Oils ended. The Royal Dukes left• the peso& and dig Pittece returned totown in his : carrier. The wind SO esitlier strong. and the.day was unpleasant at intervals. eso' tatonally the spectators were ant so namerons the.s ve been, bread the weather proved propitious. No are b , Of ColitigleaCe happaued.. Air. SmsatuAs %lab siPung Apeetaters: • -r_ - . . , - . On a tomb.stotte, lately erected in the bitrylng• groun4F, in thurch.eourt; behind St. M artin's tpaurch, is the following very curious Epitaph: Sacred to the memory of .I.oll` IRWIN,-aq. • of. Sligo, ix Ireland, Surgeon to his bittieso enreefh 1810, ',bodied *, the TM day of April, Aged 38 %ear 4; I "idiot, like thousands (liner gallant Countrintear to Out fatal consoftenees' of the [ unfortunate Eared qum la the phalli!, cannonaded by Jogs, Dal of CUATILAW. - .--r----' R Ell by a emerge it; a system This i were of Uni Union fJr dec at temp 4 ; 01 thih Cl the ell] where 1 b: en he .r fui isicificit transYei for as I that chi upon tt hod, a By rat a about this kin weans i cause o long en • ennmee tneclies, thing st temp as reccivie They al of the si the mah acted, at alb coon cd to ex which ti wistirm atelybui wane of refitd t difficulty air propr the of I and tish by wiii 'j much) • its et, anti,6 t sultit and food S bie th U hit this ;Hi lan Our • , I•^'' [ The lovi hen that pro w 01 • fertil ant of ti !MN rope, OUf t nothi subj.,' Ctiss e cuUld 11ifi'eri thl rrall~ elcer her, tecapl coati' °N ei !kik