The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-04 00:00:00

r~ I ' I i it Arr. Mail. ,•• • Due ' 0 - . Lisbon 1 . Cadiz 0 0 ..5... 'li igoland PRICE OF STOCKS THIS Hunt S per Cent. Rel. 3 per Cent. Con-. 5R ft 4 per Cents. 5 per Cent. Navy St Long. Ann. -• • I)AT AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Bonds 1 2 il Exchequer Bill. Sid. gittu 3 dis. thunium $ pr. Consols fur Acct. sdi Lottery Tic kvts THE STATESMAIy LONDON: NONDAT, OCTOSTIL 4; 1813. A. Cacliz Mail arrived this morning, by winch we received the following intelligence:— GIDRA LTA tt, A tro. 48.—With grief we announce that the plague continues to oaks ravages in Malta. In M4y 110 persons fell victims to it; in June, 80, and in July 1,532. VALENCIA, Am. to.—lt is undoubted, that an expedition With troops has sailed from near Terra, gotta, we believe to manoeuvre upon Rosas, but are not certain of its real object. Suchet covers Barce lona without daring to venture a movement. CAntz, Slrr. B.—A *ridiculous report having gbt into circulation that the yellow fever hid made its appearance in this city, Government published the following : GOVERNMENT.—JUNTA OF 11F.ALTII. . The undsirsianed Professors, in compliance with the Supreme Junta of Health, which 'platted to them through that of this neither the districts of which we' in our private practice, have we _ which either is itself, or .fry its sonesaces s stupidest chaltao4 l :l( the yellow , feverb—illaai • (slows the Medical Geatiumeel r ' St The West of - seitalMeaat ird Army la repass. this ittore Wm. Bootjack's situation was and that Chief adopted the sew in his instructions. That Allied direction it may rnamuvre, will _iforts, although the rumour that.he reinforcement of 8000 men, should be —The gati;:fiei if Mallen Late" troops of the gaunt Mina. .uo. `27.—Orr *Mops bare again the formal siege orTietiaala much :imagined fiftien daysigo.• 31.—1 t appilais that the cele lready arrived at Lezaoa; aid that went out to mget him ; the:elteri l i er iqffi f tOT t AW ; s . la , v4 M , -4 4 i 4 ; * is ,f`Cle -1)44,044 . firmsl—Alhe .e' Otefightene has,alrohly.•placed two - awe bit- place, made ,three redoubt*, and ma. bn the 19th, abott 3000 men tic. the p ur p os e of assaultittg Ole • s t • -eired to their encasnpmerit 1. eg o opty grape shot being. fired., -Titers,* ,::. much enthusiasm FR ENC 11 ' PAPERS. ____ • t will prefer bete PARIS, Sur. 25.--littelligence from Dresden an- the always loyal lounces, that ,rah the 23d his Majesty left the PO - jugated by to I, tiara at Pirna to adtasice on tho Bohemian side. r , ~,A.Dis, Seer The army which covers Berli n is u p on the right bank of the Elbe. and does not appear to be ye t in but not im lie prohal is condition to 64, the passage of it, General one is; h i m Thielman was on the 19th heatest at Freyberg, near Lord Wellingto ltierseburg, by Getterel Lefevre Desnouettes. One it is laded that 0,- two more such affairs, and the toute will be quite vision „ ni l t h e free. Besides, when the war comm enced, i t was (erred r mmaining will known that this interruiaion of commutticatiost had nothing disquieting in U. A pa trole of 'tweeted what degree of Cossacks was sufficient to prevent . the Estafette be- • ligence, but in lug risked for some days. I could not have Nuortrivaa or SAZOlft, Slirr. -19.—We are as. I nation ! Iris principal, cured that a great operation has take!' place againat . me, in it then , the'rnemy's army of the Marche of Brantienbure,, , nen mmon to al l of Spell Or co moon b had penetrated .on the Saxon te rritor y , but • was already in retreat. This army is compos ed of one Swedish, one Romiats, and two Prussia* carpi. in saying Lord . Murricu, Syr?. -lA.—According to letters, from manner. - : '' . Dmitri., General. Count Wresle's head-OW* li • " :•,:wiele. • • ... were 'still In that tiny" on the 13th inst. • •• I ... French Papers to the 30th .tilt. arrived at a late ARMY OP C47i%1 °NIA. hour last night. They- do not contain any official Pasts, Sm.?. g7..—Gencsral Deeaen, ceminamting the army of Catalonia, et. no aecOunt ht a 401.. information from.the seat of war in Germany. The. ! patch dated Cercma, the lea inst. that Marshal the i minor Journals, however, Ill Nert that intelligence' of I Duke of Alhufera gained, on the lath, in the neigh- a private nature had been recelyttd- at Path, stating, i i hotrrheod of Tampers, is fresh mitigator' ever ghe ' tjtat on the 23d BONAIIaTt again lift the positiotti enemy, who lost foot pieces of cannon, i grettnu nt • lal Pinata' advance on the Boliiiniaiide. These ra ker of men killed all woutided,-and wend hon. I ;____-_,• ~i__t . ::. - #?. A''A. .• , ':. 2 ‘ %. retreats or teuconercueg . trae , f, .. dred prironers. The D o ke of Alhetom returned on F ini t e au"nces anti the 16th to Barcelona, ind General Decaen to Ge. •^-tbesal•sepeattil and' unproductive diesonatr.lon4. roes, after having co-operated-in this expedition, and,, earn certainly to sanction the reports which have (tie, ejmouncing an immediate report from the Marshal l f some days prevailed , ' and. -which many . Well-in- i who will give the details of thisiffitir. t formed persons -thick very . .probable,—that pa- I F R ANirOUT, Sees. 23 .—We have'jest at the same f cific negoclutions' are secretly going en, -and that I time received eathfictory intelligence from the army, I ithe unexpected analextraordinary delay • that has 1 and' from leipzic. All that bed been reported here Of what had passed in the environs of that town to i taken place in fighting a , grand and decisive i most decidedly fate. Letters of the 18th sttite, that i lia.ttle, has resulted from a sort of tacit - Convert- 1 they have never been cithersvile than tranquil there ; ir r On , between • the parties at war. The reluctance 1 that the French garrison is numerous, and that in- with which Austria it first entered•into the alliance 2• 1 t renc hments have been thrown up before the gates. •• • the financial embarrassmen t s felt by a ll elm Allies, ! Thiehnan's corps is elite's-10y weak, and as they are in pursuit of Nitrite every part, it will bteeitrentelyiperticehalY Prussia and Austria, in consequence , difficult fork ato escape ttfe torces that have *etched !of the. war, the expences of which it will be impossi. against it. His exptotta have hitherto beeu confined ' bie for them long to sustaip, without a subsidy from, to plaided* • twit hbspitala several leegallarom EnglaZd; the unwillingness of Austria to pusift Leipzic. Bassestera to an extremity, whilst she is aucertalh I -St •7.25.—We have just learned, illaUCenendLe.; . ! to how great a attch of extravai rice the other Allies : * , see Desnouettes had completely beaten the deserter might, if eminently successful, extend their dei t i Thielman, who has, it is said, hastily retired • upon Dessau. maids ; are all very-cogent arguments in favour ME I e.....-e the probability, that the dearth -of military intern. I Bence, by which the politicans of this country have for some days been perplexed, is likely to be of con.. siderable duration, and to be removed only by . Sandier : failure in an attempt to seUl• the dis ordered affairs -of Europe by Negotiation. There is au - other rep Ore in circulation, which, however contra dictOry it may appear to the former one, experience has-convinced us' is perfectly consistent with it. This report is 'mother than dint treaties of subsidy are on foot between this country and Austria and Preisii, in order to enable elm two latter Powers to prose. cute the war with vigour. These reports may cer tainly be both true. If the Powers in question have really determined to compose their differences with France, the English money would, no doubt, here very Convenient and agreeable compensatiou to them for the dangers they have already encountered, and the expences they have incurred; audio order to ()b -lahs it, they would, of coarse, be under the treees. sity of keeping . their armies la the field, nig, at least, of performing such military manoeuvres as, to convince us of their unabated hostility towards the 'Coalmon fee. Wedo not attach say very high degree ldf credit to the various rumples and conjectures ! that are now afloat, but The history of all past . coalitions against France,- does certainly add much. to the effect, which such reports or speculations are calculated to produce. It is however necessary to notice that the French Papers do not coutaia any- insinuation of an armistice being expected ; and when it is recollected how v frequently those Journals ad verted to the last, prior to its regular annunciation, this circumstance must be considered unfavourable to the belief of it in' the present instance. We con fess we should sioterely rejoice to learn fiat, ita', -armistice- had really bees agreed- on, beessisse,wa think that it might new As-possible to"irrtkrirte I such Arms of 'tecOacilitgon ' . between- the 'IUD'. genets as might of a fair prospect of perntatt - eiri tranquillity. The military eyelets that hartaltireinly occurred during the campaign, by caavincleg' bOth petiera their • near equality to each other,,* Wm dieposed iluSn to moderate and peaceful vieli;,,. Vim is gussarticle in the Journal de Paris, dated frontiers of Saxony,- Sept. IS, which 'states, that a great operatiem had taken place against - the army of BsaNAnosiT,• which had heed totopelitul ,to re, treat. 'lltiti, eccetutt,is so v ague stud nnintel ll 6 ll , 6l e as to be entitled to little atteatien. - The Saxon Lie neral THIE Lti AN .4 . also . stated to base been beaten an the 10th, at Freybott l This victory, dallied bribe French, appetri to beoqvitueirl,is on Or'ittolltere inch of fain, dre . :°llP444 . i4Lbii'nectii,tY ere 04144 ,for the, conriers,,..ibikii Gep.7611;4416,0,1106,14. tercepted, will be quite free. .: ' • 1. , ...a , lit.- A / 4 41%; ...: The Mosaieur, of theta!, uit. . hi Catalonia,' in which SeieriittittnetP over theSpaniards n having takiltilniti . jute as4aeseral.htmdred prisoners. rdequences • ensued. froM this; affair, iorteod to 'Beaueless,'Afed DIiCAE: viilCClNki* Co-optilltkaviAtit Wm; to F , • Ttifi'llAiiiVrtitlillii, Shiite !, •-. •• .o ~.,t, ..,,, i I .: I toe:, the dimceteanctiesfructive tiqvugh Almost imiractic i airle . i ffeesittled.. florins of rain itrd'irbui, _ "i tettfosodland, Malta the Wal tl4llliiskigisamtere- ielt- titip pac ,.747 lt ! k oz a oy iti f ti o i r f ille or rm G o ib d raktr a and a H u a d li ft t . . . .41 f pd the tti d tt er t e i a l t tt o ti f i'c Ga ts. edeigs It hpiffi cijk lit i tt i 'l)t ittwor . :1 r:: . . ~ , a ue., • •• t.r-A, .•.., ~ and this en the 4sth of,lnioii by ,w4o44 . 4i,Ylorctrx, pm , l e- 1 swim:ire plytket, for, Jagoalea.LThe Lady Arawkii packet, , mainder of the American anny,l44lloo,4lafeo. to' fort', for LhSon, 1s gone Into the Roods. . i•rxforgr. Duringits retreat Ltilistaiand causkieiable . ._ ses, partiaularly in ittlt Meek' made epee it by Sir ! on T a b r e ock " l o wn ir s , . he c t r apd mnlhiffslirsil t , ... ,Ai4lanriterts lost,. a 1 Ms Yet), arrortt'llifi'Creek.. It arrived at . - lei .; ..t ~.---.1?•*-7 = --,---,-:-4 . a • Om Ge l )* oil the lifth'etluiy, under the toter' . , ,310 4 .•. * pi t a ( ) is • • ' .. t itt in,,,....i.. ; • 13 . 1 a 0 d OF GefietanttAirtlapd BOYD . who acknoW• • ....,,, ~ -ledge to have sestalased In toss different engagements . Sra;—l beg leave, through the . medium efiour and retreat, a 100. At tsOo Apo killed, **audit!, 'Paper, to appilse his • Majesty's Ministers-and the and prisoners, besideelo I oitiets, the greater part of Lpgitikture of the British Empire ; that I have ma. their artillery, amrnunitloa;' camp equipage,. Ice.-- tared an invention to facilitate the progress if know- Tit Americans are noWiiiweited . in Fort' trecirge, ledge, and otherwis! , largely to benefit the Public ; = 4 ss .but th is Invention bensgelso calculated to gireen on.: relit:Mott* liberty to the Press, I wish to be idornii. lb rrender. • The . poiseas and hopes are entertained of their being compelled ion of this importipt4 e d if hi! Majesty's Government ha v e a n y: o bj e cti v a l 'lead 5, and indeed the fate of the , American to its introduction. , inclosed in it, is acknowledged to depend op , lam ) Sir, your most obedient servant, the Onus of a naval conflict, which has ere thii, vs, 00 0 ,:d. st ‘ • •- in c f probability takeoplice, between the Antericant„ N. B. This letter is to every Editor of periodical Co4modore CMIUNCY and Sir JAMES •YEab If oar; w° . rk " vi kt ) . ma y chance to read it,' sad who feeling reel, October 1, iezi n * WilD6W°°s9 an interest \au •the progress of scleott, .:till . oblige by final force in the American waters should not hap- Inserting it. , pen to be victorious, the whole blame will justly be_ i imputed to Ministers, who, with ample means in i their power, have neglected to 04 ouigillinit Gai -1 mender a decided ind unequivocal swPerrOjity of i force to the enemy. That any tionkt should be en tertained of the safety of our American possessions, i which could have been effectually secured by so in..., Considerable a maritime force, es the undisputed i command of lb. Lakes would have required, is an .undeniable proof of the weakness. of our naval Ad , miiiistration. We understand that Lord* At ram ECK has quitted the consmand•of the Army of Qa talonia to return to Stdly, where his presence is muck. wanted, and it succeeded by Sir flegaY Cus-rott, who was his se. cond in command. It is supposed that Sir Jong Hoe; after communicating with Lord WELLINGTON, will be ultimately destined to the command of the army in Catalonia. SUCIIET i* said to have detached 10,000 men to join the force under Salim The necessary preparations for a winter campaign in the bleak mountains of the Pyrenees, are in cou. —..--... --. eideitahte forwardness, and intended for „the light troops, on whom that important duty will devolve. The messenger MsAass was yesterday dispatched . They consist of camp equipage; such as is pecu li arly from the - Foreign Office for the . head-quarters of the ; aslapted for• that kind of sort ice, great coats and Allies. , . . , warm pantaloons. - Yesterday the Marquis of St.too had an audience• . ; A detachment of , the ed Life Guards arrived at Of the Patrice Reamer, at Uselien-house, .to rhich he was Introduced by Sr Wm. SCOTT. • • . Portsmooth on krulay, aud-embruted for titt • " Peninsula. . • .4. In consequence of an application from' titre 'French • The following is an extiact of a sort of official , Government, 6,000 Swiss have been ordered to mirth t letter on the subject of regulating the Assize of towards the frontier, on the side of the T_yro/.. 4 1 ' Bread at Bath:—" lam directed to inform you, • The Ministerial writers are daily PunnPting the ' that the Magistrates Of this city (since the operation public to exult in the endless victories which our 1 of the late Bakers' Act) have determitted to discos,- Allies are achieving in the North ; but cautiously 1 tique settling the Assize, with a view of promoting a withhold• from them the slightest hint. of what may cmnpetition among the trade. Sufficient time has not so very soon damp that exuDation. In ,cerniettr it i yet elapsed to enable the Bench to judge of the must be acknowledged that hitherto the Allies, pirti- : effects and general policy of the Measure ; but they cularly the Prussians, .have foegbt with the most ex. I are led to anticipate the most favourable results.— emplary spirit, courage, and perseverance, and that There are several bakers in Bath who are . now ea their exertions are deserving something more than bar- derselling the others." ren admiration. It is also well known that the Al - I 1 Lieut.-Gep. Lord Fortieth . has arrived in fluidity lied Governments, those of Prussia and Austria more from Cork, to take the command of thc army in Ire especially, are utterly destitute of pecuniary means, ! land, until a new Commander of tha forces is gr and if it be true that money is the sinews of war, I pointed in the room of Sir Jolty flora. they cannot - be expected to keep the war-machine t The new gas lights, introduced into Palaoe-yard t In motion without pecuniary assistance. From En- and in the neighbourhood of the Parliament House, gland only can that be derived ; and we are now on are particularly serviceable, as they enable the pas thoeve of concluding subsidiary treaties with Prussia . sen ger 4o discover . the old amps, that were before 'and' Austria. The -conditions of theAreaty with invisibk. .. Prussia are already all agreed upon ;it came to A letter from.Cawnpour, one of the stations of the - Ettglind with the last dispatches from Sir Cna ttLas 1 British Army in the East, mentions, that in January Srzw.twr, by whom it was negotiated, and it is now last, Yorkshire hams were selling at 7s. 6d. per .lb.; in the very crisis of its ratificntion. The treaty with beer at 2s. 9d. per bottle ; and claret at seven guineas Austria b not in Anita so forward a state, but the . and a half per doi•eit ? ' urgent necessities of Austria will not allow it to be I It is stated, that not• fewer than 5,000 French prig long delayed. It is now :pretty clear that the early . soners employed themselves in making lege In Pors assembling of Parliament was as- urgently called fort chester Castle, which ,is now discoetittued by in Order by the want of money, isetknity desire felt by ?Ai- i of Government, in contequeuce of its beiXtg,i)rele. nisterOto form any plan few: the increassiLet esayed..! dicial to the sale of British' manu f acture d d laiielter. ice „ litlibertydisposalsle.force. •i: -. •••• :, ,•,••• 1. Au unferteuate eid txent,hwdeprived the_ Captain • MVrtioneArmerllYAdjulant at 44441Pesits. , 4aftethesaie officer ic4>et f rie.in 18aTonext., of. the 97th mouth Div isi in; is a ppoiti ted ' Pay master of the Chate l trusty mho ; died hillialu) 'try received by a faXdown, ham Division of Royal Marines. -- -the emirs of .the W 9 . Cestom-house, Corls4bere The Royal Marine, Corps is ..to be augmOnted by ;tit:Lehi been in attendetre a a member of a Getierat seventeen additional .rayed in , the whole. ' ....... - • - I.e'l .no Medical Officer, aillaslar having pronounced CoMpapies, making two .**yr :.tiot rt. Martial. ...4,, - ; if; . The bodies of Captain ,latWasece and Lassie. ..*lr,. KELLY, 'who was wounded lately in a duel, out nant Lent.ew, of the American frigate Chesapeake; ' 4 'f lialig°r• Mr.. Wooir.wr, his aotagonist,and the 'were taken out of their greets. on the night of the! Assistant -Surgeon of the 11l I __at..agasettr, the s e cond, .12th of August and conveyed. on, board the Amp ? I have been releasedi'from oonfinetnenyopOn g iving fleas, brig Ann, according to a request from the pill. - - ~ .:. 5,, . ~, ~ . . American Government, to be interred itt the - 1.114(a . .. States. . ' CORN rEemanae. OCT: 4.-•stipeTior When* is moderate On Wednesday, .Ms Hi g hness the Duke of . Gr.ov- ..' Teri P t i) l'ut uj eri big ur trual e t s i:t ch ar:tl:. i g eVe"r vi tZan u tt Il ria m t 'w m etir. cense, embed* laths Ceounitsioner • s yacht .at • Barley sold from 31. to 4.. higher. Waite and Orey era, ore Coto411 ) • under.* salute from the Castle, for South.l 4s. dearer. New Rm's - boor adonneril N. Oars we also nt• Tasted 4s. oa Monday ' s ( imes.. In other article. waiter:inn . 1 1 -7 : ,am fen kriltlxvgfeid that - rake° for the season. 1 8() pe • New ditto . . .00 no Her IrtgitlMMill'i • ' 410046-130PAIIA I,lbl remain some ! Wheal t.EnFlish) . Dino (toreten) 76 96 Ite of .. lime. longer. ' ~ . , .. . . Rye 46 5 4 'l'ick do. ' ' 58 (4 , lo We hasten to contradict *,:paragraph which made, Berke .., 48 b 2 , Nevi • • 53 ii - - -: its ditto .60 64 36 1 Oak ~. ' ~ 86 95' ' ',ie .- ditto' , White Pens 7u 84 . Ififr 4 tia . • • • 2B 5. I'Ditto Mita i . . —7 • Fee4Aitta....-...". -V4 1 .; ;. i New clitt9 ... , • 88 92 Fine Fiqur. .g••• • • i R i I f i s i f Uuy Nt4s. ...... ... ti 3 a fteeonklt - • ... --SO Di . 61 (6 SMITIIFIRLD MARKET.— Ocr. 4. Tn sink the Oral, perptone of all. 53.* 'Ol. to As.. 41. lifftd of Cottk tiiiii,44? I .54. Ds• to os: m. meat. ... 2. 640 .74. q 4. to Bs. Oir. Sheep , .. .. • ,• . 15,:;:ii ..61. 6d. to .71. es. Calves .... • or. Ott. to 04. - od. Pigs ira Y4l A RS ET : • Katy Motet SAM" the order from the Si has been communical city, certify that in T are Inspectors, per i observed any illness symptoms, annaunce contagion'of the 7 .1 signatures of fifteen ' f VALENCIA, AUG. has obliged the This • C • consequently Lord very precarious, am sores pointed out 11 Army, in whatever paralize Suchet's ells has received a teinfo . true. - CADIZ-, SEPT. 3. antrendered to the tr VALENCIA, Ave passed the Ebro, 0 nearer than Sachet i ekotz, Awl. 3 • brated Mina has alr Lord Wellington w that the English her 4ejl known. iblosrovsuEn, its more daily—he 11 tides against this i* tali up aH the roads. ipproached tut for city, but they retir I r • ikvp cannot) with i • • t '1111111ri1Vr ,. 4,,.. '*'•,:--' *. .' 7- . . '.. 'At' ''.. . .. ' . .`i • . .i..,.. ; : ~ , • , . ,J;:.: ' .. i,- - •' • " - , , . - • • ..: , . . • . . , . . ' . . . • .. . . . . • - r. • . -. , . . , › .: • .n 111 Z z ,AT ;i: MAN. ~ * •- • sin here, and time Addeo .. .- .i n .• . an ani Aside* Geer& wu bald at Topika, at ' NAV4L INTE LUG ENCE. lying te at ender the f . . .91, o*elte of eIIIIIIIIMLAND was present, when, :se:, bi_g i b et o a r no der t - t an: , , DnathwithOcvibe...:..l-:fiwrriredsiet:eulneteire; aseuittuerv,erafrolmo:Wrherwreeilusbe.is **vs, .strack ins it oyat ;fa dawn Itoin the River, tbe Maier sl oo p of war, anti 'al Molatetideo t . either than MP • , • t ~ P. 111 fam ow a nuaille. - . ..'. 14' Ofik **""litn et - disciPli d A lfis et " ." . l".. .. r. 1.-=Aasong HA vague sod even rare, Mem* with' Iglimmt --e.3ya p ' e a ... b vl r k io t i rsia g ie giar l l i s i t i llich i, ll4. forr . rdl X vt -6* v:b eli e :l o ,know jeceriphi s ,w.b.l4 o4,ll4.ofinessl .. gli WI i tk otell in iit ill df at Plib ili fiii:d * 4l . ' " ow it ti,:"ertherght, this i i er s r abo elle:ed „i b is : bi the th loth , • wool's, Orr. 3.-Ardyrd hi, Majesty's on Igiodid apossoesdAn pose cottiftries ), Goversp, sil m iotikeseribe the vitr6at froml.o** '' , hi . k g or e d h • f - s ' 4I -, -Y's skip Ceo. ' sailed a i th eft ship. Fg""nt' t the gngliala Cay.6 4 l•fti ii ft the de- den, ii- adi ' dilti gistiraellve."-INVe *never- ..• . bp fresh convoys appointed. Mall on a e sl id p re p agi tt e tfria mss` the pro. - 01110111 AW irti. Traarlirliqrwi .- .' - • • I,vaicurfa, Ocr. 2.-The outward-b I . . wird Lisbon g o d M e di. lig in the rewash. We .4eflok . know or, tip, ,4616010,. sac deoleitki k that a tte n ded the eerraneualleets panel down Channel Oil I conlldeein may be even to Mil lOtel- Dresden retreat, hullo grat4lngossonose_that t ..tkit.l i pear-milat.ktes .6 F , emt pui es.: _ sailed his Ala s: ryas * of. f 4 O 0140 * b e in g dettittn, WO Tri:iii - of Cissails4A : !fit i4temsily — ar he ;isor.- MIT' diry . 16 1U:7w o we*, be Mous sloop of war, for, e doubted LetdNnilington 4 s doteimi- left, nay, that be bad eismasese present at a rerktc ; . 14,e0P.°1 ; Oa the l i ertefiskA!itiot lodination N e u, f or Fat. principal glories be g an : in titelPeuin- .wkh this illestrials addit4oW to iii 14 7 11 . 4 :'"ki i . " . " . : ',, 41Pli o h rs ' E. : f i r li:Lom:or io /ji day: l4 7ke La * d..iasigeT• , " liar " - ket, .., ~ ~,_, • a i'.4I.IIIOCTIf - OCT. 3.-Arrived nhe ought to continue till the inde- talent and political - whin n ' ; what kove apt etipeCt - • . ' • ' yesterday dliollkin:ty' 6 s hi p I ;vain it assured. This opinitM "will be thb Coalition to achieve ? , . ..,. .„ ; i good Spaniards, ancilVe havenodoubt igptehoc and itentreat hport:l4*.latifiate hay. e u sti i i t o lb" ,;.' we w ed ith i . a fr s o l :l:, r o t li t t s 4ad in - on::: In " a t :Y to i l iil and eof h o is end lla i ! C es tid a t . Y l l'; l Wellington nil think in the same tean iecelved, fro* which wipAsatie. inaglo' several „wed big - mem . . iirnnAriiiirgt 1w0..6'm. Te ihm4aii ft:oml hi ovieseirotini4l F.._ .... j , 7ss IP _b . 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