The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-20 00:00:00

energy, es rticularly lgoons, jor Hessode, who rendered most important ser vj In the aftliri of the Ist. The colours of the • • of Madrid.volunteers was taken by the des Logis Louis 2orser. (Sigma) Gerteral Covent D'ERION." • • ARMY OF PORTUGAL. ACTS FROM•,DIFFERENT DISPATCHES ADDRESSED ,111 1111 EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER AT MAR, DT M. TIE OENERAL, coUDT REILLI4 COMMANDER OF TIM ARMY OF PORTUGAL. Yelladnlid. Feb. g. Movszionatnt,-4 have the honour to inform your Escelleney of a new advantage gained over the banditti. The General of Division, Foy, coronae& ing in Andalusia. gives me information that on the 10th of . January, the Spanish Captain, Florian, at the head of twenty-Ave chasseurs of Zamora, sur prised, in Ake village of Primo', the guerilla of Gando otherwise coned the squadron of. Hus sars oiCaramanchello. This hand consisted of nasty horsemen and thirty foot. Captain Florian entrred the village at full gallop. The brigands had scarce time to mount their horses end area few pistol shots; CI were killed, among whom were several officers, and 10 taken, . . together with 43 horses fully equip. pod. Gando, who -sueceeded in escaping to the. mountains with.the remnant of his band, was fallen in with on the I,6th, by the same Captain Flo rian, at the village of 3t. Juan de la Nata l and taken. prisoner • of the IS soldiers who were with h im 13 3 were killed, and the other two taken, as were all their. horses. Those belonging to the band who were not present in these aS'airs ' come in every day to make their submission. The destruction of this guerilla will contribute very much to the tranquillity of the province of Avila' ' and is owing to the bravery and activity of Captain Florian, whom I . recommend to his Catholic Majesty. I pray, &c. • . (Sired) " Count R1111.1.t.", . . _ dory by a Noble and by Learned , ~ - _ , , _ ....• twice Wally, . . .......___._ __ 60,800 persons. These Petitions were so signed'es i fo r . me coo .nt rience, , a : 4 1 t r ue Nnvi cat le. ins pot n ef irelepd hlrbilmtowfor sirreasned •No. nde to represent the sentimeot of the whole Catholic l antalax_a ,_ sure ta,se_ 6 is precedency na l Tneedny ,, ndec. whys ii body, including the Catholic Clergy, alt of whom ' ~'"="o , ,Tre Chancellor of Me Exchequer wee Omen lig 3 had signed, and it was propene should state that , Finance Iterlotions. _ _._ _ that , a , . i Sir HENRY PARNELL gave notice, hse Illtemlay oeg .they did not contain one word about. ny ecclesiasti-: be should move fora Commlttre of tbe whole Hata, to awls, cal matter, the prayer of them being con fi ned to a Hate t h e s t o w of the om en s & to i rehm i . die j 1 relief from civil disabilities, to which the whole or, _,_,A ,ht_rawg . e__was„ . _Teee rna la° lll / 00 e e t l i r,__. hu t a tir everai r s = them solely related. He thought it necessary to state T i 'V wite :,7 a 7 aseedgotess . "'"' .thl.4 in order to guard against any contrary impres- : . ter....! :. . . brought fa the Irlaitta y gar Booty and . Dmin. sion unfavourable to the Catholics. That body, he back e ce "..."L' ee_Lin: Briti sh Sugar ordered to ti e r i a r: Do s t ea l was happy to state, had evinced every disposition to 1 , 0 , e ..",,i,;;;;;;; ....... meet the wishes of the Legislature by conciliatory Mr. jatatefity.n. leered that tb_ensaws_ot SisA, rib"! !If .: I conduct, and in consequence of the steps rece ntl y ' s:l,l%.„SatTeilefier tra g . Y .'" ::Zailt r i raera Vi e'o bit=ecit: taken by the House of Commons, which he hailed m o tt o ,._ord ere a. " ..4 .; as the commencement of what, he trusted, would be , Adjourned to Moodily. YA an efficient measure in favour of the Catholics, the ...— Catholic Board had, as soon as they learned the de. FRENCH PAPERS. •. •• 1 termination of the House of Gommons, proceeded to . —was-- pats a Resolution, stating in the most marked terms, B a a t ia, Mattc-n 2.—Daring the latter days of their anxious wish to offer every conciliation on , the last week, several Italian regiments, which form their part. [His Lordship here read the Resolution.] ' a. part of General &realer's division, entered this ca -The Noble Earl then presented Petitions from they pil o t. . . General Body of the Catholics, the Catholics -of' D et surw, FEs. 26.--A new recruiting has been the County and City of Cork, Counties of Bascom- : ordered of 5000 men, so that in a short time we mon and Tipperary, and one also from. Tipperary, !thall have 10,000 fresh and disciplined troops .dis. which being signori by the 'High Sheriff in behalf of a . posable. The fortress of Torgau has been placed in County Meeting,-sould only be received as the Peti. the hest stets of defence. • tiers of the Sheritf.—Ordered to lie, on the table.•;-- ! We have 'this moment received intelligence that His Lordship then observed, that he had usually i Gen. Regnier, with the 7th corps, has entered the hitherto followed'up the presenting of Petitions from Saxon territory. by the frontiers of the Lower Luau. the Catholics, by giving notice of a day for the des. , The Ministry of the Duchy of Warsaw is now at cuasion of them.- Upon the present occasion, in con- i Cricow. A corps of Polish troops, under the Or. sequence of what had passed in the Commons, he felt ; ders of 'Prince Poniatowski, is at Czenlochaa. that to be unnecessary. He trusted that the oppor.l Canr.seuet, MARCH 7.—His Serene Highness tunity of discussing the subject would be .better al.!' our Grand Duke has just issued an ordinance, which forded by the introduction of a Bill from the other iforhids throughout his Statettall. sorts of Secret assn. Nouse. ciations and orders whatever may be their denoted - • • Earl STANHOPE presented a Petition from . the l nation or object. It is expressly enjoined to ill func "Catholics of Ballynakill, in the Queen's County, tionaries, and those in public. employments, members ....paying to be relieved from disabilities. His Lord- of such associations, to present to the Superior Au- . t . , eitip took occasion to observe, that a misconception thority within eight days, a. formal decleretion, by 44 y o u n g„thi. Feb. 17. prevailed, in stigmatising the Catholics as Palliate, which they renounce' them for ever. The smock- it Mciarsztaeaua—The army of Gallicia having which they were not, and to contend, that a belief ' lions and secret meetings which still subsist in the pushed forward some troops to • Orbego and the in trausubstantiation was no ground for excluding universities and colleges of The Grand Dual, :are `t o wer Ede r I charged General Sarrut to march to' persons front office or from Parliament. The Noble suppressed, and rentain interdicted. .' ' wards Astorga anil the •Battera, and to drive the • Earl concluded by moving, that the Petition do kay The Moniteur of the 13th contains a very long de• enem y's detachments from thence, and ,protect the upon the table, not, as was moved by a Noble Lord tailed Report from the Captain of frigate, nannies arrival of the c o ntributions, w hil s t General Boyer the other day, that it do lie upon the table. The to the Minister of Marine , dated on board his Males- was to be similarly employed in the Province of Petition was ordered to lay upon the table. I ty's frigate La Gloire, in Brest Itread, the 28th Feb. Benevente. The last mentioned General Officer CAPTURE OF ANOTHER FRIGATE BY THE AME- 1813, stating, that he sailed from Havre, the 16th b a yi ng been informed . that the , town of Benevente RICANS.—NAVAL ADMINISTRATION. Dec. 1812, that on the night between the 17th and was occupied by 120 Gallician Hussars, detached • The Earl of DARNLEY adverted to 'the circum 18th, off Cape Lizarit he as its the middle of nine 150 dragoons of the' 11th_ regiment, commanded by stance of a capture of another of our frigates by the' vessels some of which' w were merchantmen, but one, Captain Bureau de Palsy, 'with o r ders to make Americana (stated in another column) f and observed, by hei ' signe . ie, , shelved herself to be a ship of war, th e mselves masters of the bridge of Castro Genial( that be could not help thinking Parliament had been : :hi c h, supported by three brigs, of 14 and .16.gmss, This movement was well executed , t he enem /miss in not before this instituting an, engyiry i into A ' an d a cutter, puesued'him toliset l2 thdegree of itengi sewed guard sac its ; part taken, and the 1 the Naval Administration of the cattntrfr. Not wing the Noble Lord at the head of iheAdniiiiityr i d ni e ri ! t h h a e t s o a n ni t e h ti e ra l e B i t a h ild it eight, they cantattp;olth 'Aer,so closely penned, that Captain Nifty 'urged tift three o'clock Beeeveataat the bead' in his place, he should merely now itirite,!ilme if no.; the fe lletchl teeemegt when *breeze sprang op , an d the seemly ; all who offered resistance were '- other Noble 'Lord ' better q ualified ' took °P.the sub- he, sa4'lltiajipeeLtif tliant-. 7 -•that tut the 20th Deeemboe of eigist Otters tarter irt-inkmed ifila five ject, he shoeld certaittly:briug it forwaed-for the eon---v _ . I.ne to o 4 the :Spy, proceedaag• from Halifax, list 'ld prisoners 38 . hussars and 73 homes were sideration - 0 the Hide . ' j guns: :on the Yi d , the Et*litik'threagmistertlitiP taken. lirthefavolired the enemy's flight. THY.- PENINSULA. The Marquis WELLESLEY 'eked /11 4 ' 1A what 1 : .1/ l i ele fte t_ er OA tans, from,S.uricialtiOebakith Oa; Tolaittel Di iv 4 and the Potecalen '"a Meade - aiptured'llk tho :'thought to escape with the men be had still remain- j .... . '', -- ante it was, likely the discussion won( take ace. p . . .. '•• . • nide who commanded this .. ,_.. _ _ . upon the Vote for Portugal, as he in .ded to take a . i tighalt.frigate tzereffet—that on t e /fit Ite ,ag 7 -the br . Ott rma , t h h trellitird 'i b idge of Se Ch id' • but by three- 1 exclave ot A L . irteit ruosa swot, D . deED ON .. ..Mahe 13arlingue's Isles, to watt.% Lisbon,' *hetet*. rd. , of Gen. foyer 50 dragoons had been . ~ . • TiseteAlf. that opportunity of making some obtervations vela- purposely j five to the state of Spain and Portugal, in confirm- . e . ceiving considerable &linage, and tie i ng dialed bilatO I t lent thither, and Lieutenant-Colonel was there !•cc In the midst of a retrace snow storm, a valuable y's vessels he sailedfor the Mores, and placed i mortally wounded b , Ea vale a dragoon d'elite, 27 ! prize-ship, loaded with sugar and rum, arrived at anon of the opinions he had recently expressed? The Earl of LIVERPOOL said he had not yet :. himself betwee n them end' Maderia—tha t ton the 17th ' hussars were killed, and upwards of 30 men. and Marblehead, prize to Mr. Crowninshield's private January he reolved to proceed toward s Barbarities, I Writes 'were drowned by throwing themselves into the ! arme d s hip America. She has captured another yes. received the Prince Regent's commands to bring and on the Bth February sailed for France , on his Orbigo. Of 34 ho deemed fit for • serrice l l eight : eel , which has arrived at. Kenttebeek. with. timber, down a Message relative to Portage!, but it would probably be presented next week, or the week after,.been gran to the . 1 t d ragoons, passage to which he took the corvette the Liand Of ' have ted 1 h and 46 in- . comprising 'the whole frames of a 74, of Quebec 1 guns and 85 men. • - ' cerporated into that regiment, and in the '26th hus. ! oa k, aud he would give due notice of the discussiow. _ VOLD NTEERs. .from Quebec for London. ' .airs. This affair does much honour to Capt. Bureau tollie America are hourly looked for. at Sa l em. . . , • ARMY' OF THF. CENTRE OF SPAIN. de Paley who has giien - proofs of great attachment 1 - •"! The H orne t we un d o rived off St. sal rstand, ar I t The House resolved into a Committee on the Lo- . ces . es " or A LErrytt vu His Hxcier.twror TEE 9 , . ni_,t ' I rid the -;._ four saite d ( or B oston . Chi Militia sill. . 11 1 - to the service, and of being extremely Into ,svn • • i or, before . wits son 1 MISTER AT 'WAR, PROM H. GENERAL COMM D'all• 1 " This ea tabs of alto• Sgianiikit,Chasseun of ,Elt.7 . isatid,. that there was lying at the former port tt The Earl of DARNLEY urged, that as the Local . 6 st L 14, COM ANDER 01 THE ARMY 01P TIME Cl. Tag V ' ' P. 641411 wit h dile.' British lino lOf * fl 2 guns. ' The la i tter has, s s . ar, o Militia was pow rendered an effective force for . the , more continues to parses t t !le , ft 1N.1 60 . ' 4 ' ' I . * - purposes for which it was wented, it was aisnersessaryl I ' 1 0 , 4 41 0 • if iiMidane miltroted dollars on boartL ~. ' l4 . : ' '" "Wtltarn *at the Essex frigate, Captain Por e-to keep op a Volunteer force , and that a cousider • i red an able sixpence might be saved to the country. the lee, vas oil trio coast of Brazil , hur l had capita . Tiro more prizes Lord VleeountSIDMOUT/1 stated, that lestruc- • of ' , English sloop of MU' and four merchantmen. dons bad been sent to the Lord Lieutenants, stating, reign I ' MAillit; OF it IiPRI-.SENTAT,YES; Fits: 13. . • ranter part of the Volunteers Would be 119 29th : _Vise Ulmirrilita of the Committee. of Maya *ea wanted, and that therefore no furthirexpenee . wi on account of those corps. hot at Signet': -..the Non.importailon Act till tite Ist of June, at s ' Means reParted NS morning , a - BM*, suspendg 'expressing, what 411 their Lordships blishmenl and certain sense of that patriotism and .public ' ! aura 'lnigartatioirs ,atid coarse cotton, - excep t. a w-e. goods , owned by British sibjeets at the, . . 'Cleated and influenced' tips„ clan- 1 .0 aliler arttiabil iblie plight. cotpe.too mach iiitotompe bock to be coushs foiward, aod which hod buni 'arid, . bl6l tittooosith. basso noiiaafedaries• advantage to the country. ' l ' ci 1 that town -' . idniliteitislitheiorodu ble imported. 'Do el Ifa _ DARNLEY agreed in the public be- carry off tbeeffects tls ~ leiter all ..WII to t14 . 1 1 0 1 1 1 " 14 d a14t114 al gu° • 1 .. ... • • ..,:...‘ • been derived from the patriotism and . Vickery took about 'No drew i _ . _ t. MO: •TM boo Is me ' Stoat Urn lit - Oilal.• at *i ll* , illiplayad by the Yoiguteers, but all their works; end rialsgt Omar bp 1•111. besides the total destruction of the vessel. It is an additional evidence, that whenever an opportunity occurs, in which an American meet comes in con. tact with an equal force of tho wooly, our gallant naval heroes will,. at all times, deserve well if their country. • " On the. 29th of 'December, in 6. 5. limp 38. W. about ten leagues twin the roast of the United States frigate Condit:Won fell iR with and captured his Britannic Majesty's frigate Ans a irif 49 guns, and manned with upwards of 400 mos. :The•-:action • continued one boor and. 614-fire minutes.; in which time the Java was made ti VP* , 'islete wreck, having her boirsprit and every lost sind spar shot out of her: The Constitution had 0 1111 ed, and 25 wounded. The Joe ir had 60 .killed,. and 101. wounded. Among the latter _was her cote" • {mender, Captain Lambert, a very. distlngelibed46. . . f l car, mortally. From a letter written by one . INlfficerswhitst on board the Coiutitutipri, ft ii evi dent that the wounded must have bein considerably greater, sud many west have died of their wounds : previous ptoswmovel. The letter stable 60 killed, aid 170 wounded. ". The Jose-was rite •t taw. *my bat monnhal 49. She was just out hf dock, lindlitted hi die 1- completest manner to carry Ont. Latiatenant-Genetil Hislop, Governor of Bombay, and his Staff; Cep tain Marshall, a Commander in the British navy; and a number of naval officers going to joie th e British ships of war in the • East - Indies. th ese , and having her own complement of o and men complete, the had upwards of one he Supernumeraries, of petty officers and _seamen the Admiral's ship, and other vessels on .the India station. She also had dispatches from the British Government for St. Helena, the Cape oft Good,. Hope; and to every British astablisbnient in the East India and China seas; aid had copper on board for a 74-gun ship, and two sloops of war, building at Bombay, and it is presumed many other valuables of which were blown up in her on the 31st of December, when she was set on fire " The Constitution 'was considerebly cut ht her spars, rigging, pad sails: but not so much Injured but that she would have commenced anotharnilion immediately after the capture of. the. Java, which latter veistl was made a perfectly eostaaageable wreck. • 64 All the.Officors and seamen la 41. in the Ave, were paroled by Commodore &infield*, and landed an the 3d of January, at St. Salvador, Brasil.; • " The following si a list of his Biittwtnic Melesty's paroled at St. Salvador, ~ . • . . , . •„. .. • . ' -- "P" - Twi-7:77 -- - - . ------ - ---- ---.-- - 'T . . . •,.. . 3 :, ' • i • .•••. • . • • . , , , . I . . . ~• - •. . ~ . , . . , . ' - . • . , . . . • . . , , *. I • bigszuVlerk.•••• -4. ,• • • , • • : 1 . . • . •-• ‘* • : t . „.. . . .. . • • 1 ~ ' 4 • R:".. • * • A , . . .. 0 , I . •-- .-144=41at.1T5vp.:0!,,,.• ~ .* - • . . , , t . , ' Al!'t.'ri',. • . . • , . 1, ! • ~ . . . .. • s, •,..... ••;,, 4 , .- • ~,, . .• . : 4• . ~- , " F Kiv-.;": k. •-: • .-rootCeCtio- •:• - • • 1 1 . . -- ..... _. _. - . • , e * ll 4 ' 7 ' -. A .____ . . - , ..-„, ~ .t' ' - - --''-•414:-: . • - - . - . ' s"' ' ' - ..* ' .. ' ' ii 4 .) ' !. .iiotse li E tdi l i *'''. * i ' .tifigthin thought their :terrine'* Local %Milk belilagem PIMA . illei . -. x talk ... elan Army ps Awls . fitte llblftw. ' . •.. ' ' • IMPERIAL PA R L UMENT. • ? • hu s h e d) might hare bola teener dispenied s thlo4 o o‘ 1 01 - 4 .617.‘.e. 4411h11eak „ 4 " l"l4t r ik - -: ' - 4...:- •k ~ ... * 0 101 "Itc General Sarr,et's low .-. a.w leo% me! ifftot Wilk VI ' ~—. i tOkile.l. l tAttorie coul d . not Cople y . HOUSE o,l7g i rdli. MAacw IS,. • the r epeeeelav • _ itt-da Arra teem the Court a Chmactris " T r ga itt . woo - L ord Viscount S h forsiotrrg it ed,...thist it • was i b u tte let ' ef , :Asldit .;-. . Ma 'Milo % stilt of -dm enemy, b ussit ii v F ad Mom, Mr. Weber!, was heard for tbr Ap • Mnbit ' 4... al l ' . . tli 'htativ t 'S 'onis 1p ... .... • . .-=,,.. . . . ime,......... ....... Lsweedo, h i t t - • 1 I Sir deawiel Moodily ear th e itespomkats. far, , ITI /Pg -.• • . .• • woo , • Mr. Nam, from the Sant of deglauf, promoted at mad* ne a p s bo ss es t ~ , .., at , • ' 44 gibes' Tokens, issued sinoe thenteriettowee cadlisayaneaa 7_4 AL .• "IA 1 pa/MIL • . 1 . .....z.bs t. , A m _ Ali& Il i • 4, • ' .....' . ..i . : , .:, - • . ... . ' " . 'i • *..:' .1 4i ,° . 04 4 1. 40 0641111 Pftf o lleill . vat heleting l9 • and k roa pP o wist ia tbit eit t nted ili.... s ... I The Royal Maritsa Mutlay SOL some Lathiest' Private 13 n 11 . ug,,1.11. Old testiest . taws rt . 4,46. . ~, . oirt, , , ._ ,...,5...1.. , ~ . 6.44, , 004 itt oink with. a detathasst. of ihdisth,, and._ , , ..,.... v lei , .. . " 7 " . !. . - ‘ Fii ', i f Ilia . ~ • , - • 0 46,01 4Pittaallitgl Iktatutigat between the 15rt s asc ii::: *ere broad% ap fries the COussoono by Mr. CrOker, Mr. vfor. 1 i n tr ., . W' Dead's, Sir Charles Pok, Mr. LOU. 84 Jame , Gfiliall and I was !ever intended.te_l_iettliessi not ~ L.lll ~ - . 1 4 ober Mambos, and read a best time . **til. _. lO r, 4 • 4 7, VillialillifireiketKiar.i4lll .- ' *lsamu 'no ne ritanueiriiillitail44l44llaireati a th a rrd lied usae lin tia: p t . se A .. ti ; Local ., Militia . - " '', T - r%" 7. • ';ti 0z , , riPMS J 1 0 115 ,11 Tbef•Afeiritl of, YORK presented ell JO tt: t•-•-• ' The Bill pattedigititigl t r ite ti lb" l i fid4 " 4 4 isolo ki f ft - been Cr . ° l i t a t.. 'ir ."" Wel ", ._-_lt_e_,,alt 04 they 'Meg t e • - -r gf York, and the East lifd t urs_* iirt Amu%aitn e - ci e h e i._oreerdereg tat Alper . Asnend S c ts•-- ItepeVainallintley. - :". —--. 14 •. On_ eb a * li - i 16 / 6 1 " 44414 14 . 1111111 . 3 0 1 1 1111 . 1 1 16411111 re - 0 the 1* :4 • table. . _. -___.": The Scots 1.401. jAlintik:Sen 4 1 4sia . Oltt"S h* Dl Y 's force s nr irif. ° e ll* 6 ' '• - • , Ind char g e d f 1 , 611 0 10 1 1 4 001 c2, 011 .4 teak Ste, 46henev, - • i A tte °°9 no ses sibe i tillf ig Yl l: l4lll6 l v dr o wo Vl4l444i toi .di s iAet Itieitie ettle .bY r -It o ts u!ha st Vallt ride. 411 P lIti usil 4arpeas el'ilrlial/PLI O, soi l 4liticlsiewiliethlbete%siniteit" • . - The Marguh WELLESCKY presented • a Petition fete Ism. taln Zee Motet-seed Merehams et London, p.y.ax. woo-, Comm . ittee, and . _ wa movi eleelmeapi alvy wirtout Amentimen4 n o nnte of the East .ladia Truitt° the Pols a Loodoo t -Ordßr. • _Ad jo usood toll. , . .. .• . , . into ed to lie on the table: *s • • • • ". • i a illanafattottiptilerbent ; but se t t's' "pay recce. wilt - be incorporated. t row gneelleil e s ii i i ill leans CATHOLIC CLAIMS. . . .. , . • __ ..r. _ .._ :_gatett is pied in great tOrc..e k ea , ,pes ition.tebielt Centeseluded the' with pleeeepe . deit..o ilart iohio eb ii;d6 p im p lirc o , timieths, 200 • . IIOOSE..Ok tO.MMONL • i The Earl of DONOUOIIMOItE said; he had e road lie WU to-Ig he gassed it to he'eat'Sidils trod;•tilsiguentoefriehileee! , ge ww , 6=*•Kirelli occupied by the 10th light infieteys • Italtadtiatiked. elevated 410teett* teat/Nit/I'loof hire lead, ft.* • ' some Petitioni to present from his Majesty's Remelt : tr - A . th e lte nier Pi ti w N P regleit. theDea jue :r ea, nr a m o , Catholic subjects in Ireland, the objects .of which I Il i a% the s o i t tr iy g o "ell ions bpore",::2ll:ittel.ettetil,lhad.66, t h e f ee : . it front and by . the regiment a totial ftweigases, • ' ' (*Wei), `...eamisklux... ~ were the same as those to which he bad so often en- flop n t•URTIS prarital a Peados from tbgilembralla. which directed' its attack on . the enemel left, ; • :r ; - •stmeelmtigttolrml . i .. 2. deavoored to call the attention of the /louse. The ! - s - mi si ! .owners, &c. of the Part. f landau, OttereStre.r•llse East i and . caused them to sneer a ' very gnat lo ss .) , .11MBIlt/CAS RelPfila. . Petitioners prayed to be relieved from thosd civil tud Trade, praying for a coadeartace of the flastsoom et • disabilities by which they were still degrado4liid op.ttltW roast, fit ti. o(- pressed - hut at the same time,. whilst they newt: m oot of the Receipts and lispenditsre of thO Cilia - la Dock' .__ - rs, pr , • • plained of their disablities, they expreseetiAle.*!•;l l:6 P ea : n t cthiaeniar l t :A ra. e . ' f opi n" , melleAtteteei.est India Doris he l : "*l 7 ecka b illan b l m at be hi.ll.ll : 4 - ' 4 l:9l44lgba r i kti rl: f ilgefi. bfb9 :t : ::6 E llersr.bittaltiheart:lide : e: a r l. nenkillnyl°ll:va:alla g giro:dib°-:: " ivi- re . • 484''.Uci.roll'nuatidile:baStitess Bering v t pe ; f e e te t rin ie ßnet ed .'lB e di h oe b utial : o l ors . iee itbrid:7 oie st i f i ro bi r i Ch is detailed in the subjoined Meade far • most confidence in the wisdom of Parliamfpt, itihd tiegi k arY ratio* i 4 alllo to . Attroposik ~, . , • titsined polsenelnp of the pusition whin ht protect their Petitions were drawn up in proper and rekpect- . v ., neir_Act'o_r ... th Stn e a ; dos sui.tb•,4.o 1 5t6i 6;14 kin , 4l4 , , ,ft. . , , . ~, laaiii ; • ava i d bt ob . Bib of: the innet *MA to sled it iwe are ih ind w eb ti t o ed .pass to an d t O hr l ogit ear hei th o is his movpmtrit; - effected it by Catfatig his *arch tp : ye l. bi: r f ,4 4 " 7 ful language. They bad. attached to them' many 7 ... :Z d r e t nt i. y,...gi. . . ~ _., . • respectable oignatures ; they` might have ` there '. er ne c',7 X,74 7,;.,Z e in. wash soy a ... ..,,, wubrr ,.. ... . with greet valour, foreing.the r egtemy to retire every 41411' V to t he • •#, • i numerously 'ivied, bet it *as thought best nititeg.to : &L il y ne;.• ettr ..i•••••. , -r. 417 INOTGN ntovelkibp y ptelf. time that he approached to!, plows and on the Bth ilifAinigtnn, and 4s, - II repress than to invite signatures, it not. Doing, „ . 4 ,,, _ lA ,. & ___... _ „,_ -Seh-shes. , wished • Bills i. the service Of Mit ' ... •• . ` febrile:2' returnee to istsetseutuavu, *star an tape- • o git o i s o f t h e if - • ' t i t * . , . ~. , • , a... that the whole Catholic•pepalation of Irelaild'shotild :, v id e d f " 2 „*.i,m, . , 44 ~ . , Arditton a some dais, &alai which be caused the 4 euemy a loss of upwards' oft 1200 men, took • WOO l a nteis to j the naval glory o, four country s Td o lar' tic' a- We re' oii 6 e - it - eieti -- e; ;Ala ad4s sew • tender their signatures to the Legislatore, but rather 1 l i h r e if itni ttrylittiv e ha a ltall ~ I' • I lirry so sheet they are gathered . with so ' • I.a sa.• •• i• that the Petitions should be signed by a proportion . o t . p oo k Depeopi rry:,, ovr ot *o . • ,%. III ". I I!, ~3 . ' lbuskets and destruired all the works of Siguenze. - 0bb i t y i..1.....„ . 61 .. 1v .,.., eu ln erg tcrigce of human fife, nine men only Wei iilled, $ of different classes, representing the whole body.— i Celuppy. ••• One of tfiem, however, with 14,000 names he.should thrrtwidura.BPl.:wmealrTwa,sise h.eaid rea : In seesed fieterwciondth late, ant . have thought very numerously signal, had he been far outstripped by One. presented on a former Air. LQC KM ART went into aa not ! • energy, an d cannot be sufficiently courage,praised, and St wonniled;- on tler part. lotwajpo. the for. •be • hes hag his arm shot through by a musket h'll. lie mer is Lieut. Aylwin. To the enemy, indeed, the Des L eon eon dreadful, h l the leis of tgl killed, l' . . I dim be a Noble and Leeriest Lord, signed .by ' witted on thy 194 b of A_pril nest. . .6%, - 0 .4- wises the troops employed natter his orders, and Sir JOHN NEW PORI' stated, that as he haitivObe ablot t : ak a o r d nag l O e l ptrticularly the brave 19th dragoons, commanded by as another accountsriya, I'M weended, ;onzalo. A "v .---- ... 5 -- Cillicen - Paroles St. %loader, ad- Militiary and Naval " Y's by Commodore Bainbridge:— . . , remain- enttewrtidi sabred ; ; f r i a -ti 4 - $ th 1 rrs. -' : itite l iiiii"ellan i niss rost . Caita i4ellefai markm ia, 1 dast l i Miej e sergesel r mid' C l o= a t 4,1154...1c=1i5pi O. Wier. peui e taken l'aT4iis e ases, wig, NA Wys.teV aer re er 2 i titegics tedvador, erL e a u lt t : , t wastosk anduot:eitittenser • libera arrisseri nsi rn aafi.di: i zzt miniad • rie!witt ., ettacismiossi 41,141: s troop, 040 aviestrahlt.. . . • ' t P OF "PAIN. a isiorilk • :,...,' 46 _.,...,..• .oe F zr i a n l zre owoialasd ports tWa l f .t te es s , s . o t t a p t rised obr:A nea r ii:C i t: tte l e .. l " MONSZIONEUII,—Gen. Vickery, Comvasader in Hos 41 : a ma ai . It Emma .ef • the band the Province of Guadulasars of the 16th r egiment j a modica,.. r i q w ;l ielbe . i — a ma four men , took one of light infantry, the Bth of ' the tine,, the royal r e t4,egke t e e d ra t oeoirgera : that Wise 7th of February, reign legion, and the leih dragoons,. havia4 l :434 o.ls,liiiimik : balls t ea k the chief of a band and 29th Jan. put himself In march crop GuWaisOW L oi — r eites - 7: 1164 . 6 — ners to the T illage of Vidbasela, with shcmt 2300 -harlotry and 200 bores, to- , tti i i i i r — ha W s i wi t ono o f t h o o l ,.4 n d weiaded he... Siguenev, whets the Knipechisdo had forosic , i t - ...ha, w h o ,oritod their cusp.. ;:iiii Ca- blishments, his artillery andilie battslios of.'dio . I . - k ativ iZ he mks o sne d t o recogppcsits the service q lunteeri of Madrid arrived atlgttenea . d. I' e g e lassie ci ale i by givlng that aettaPellY 110 ing of the 30th. The enemy's trOOPI;.11•Alef ..od o io ttt . p ow your Itscsitsoity,.dio. tainedinforinetton of his WI4401", 10411!0411 .-I • '." 1 , s 4 -; . • r" - " Gam Rst!..b o . : . . that tows ; haft list having _ ( :. to I '. ' ' - ' ..,' .' - oloili 1 ' " rarry off thowffects which were 'fotiod i • , • zl._. .: ' ..- 40100 . 1faik1W. tab. St Vickery took about SOOO ovinkois t . nod - . 14' Pitattalesurleigeorlbe `thee WWI t insw,sent all their works; 4nd he'll* as the 4ef I . "'eti• PQM stiltlitlitA 4 AgegerlP iesevosio Op bawl PG 1 ' ' .leng t it e wtntlita p :t l wfAid be incurred einionis time espri , t. • . rest tad,* high se , ' 1141401' 11 4 11 hail ay - illistass cotaini foi . .gatiiiiible idreatitg • Tim Earl of DA m* *kWh bad be .pablio opirit du* ii.:katisLi . 1 , ~ ~a