The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-28 00:00:00

IT . r : • ILL. . ' . ~ - believe that the intelligeies‘M Ike tilt Irma. alks dietely ea my arrival but at a satoetisiebt time, to state that the works of - Antwerp had been pot is suite of repair. Does your Lordship believe that the works of Antwerp, particalarly the citadel of Antwerp, were net put Into a state of repair until after the arrival of your Lordship in the Scheldt ? I should fancy before that time, bat I comfit speak correctly. Had your Lordship nay intelligence before you sailed from this country, that the guns of the citadel of Aato cep commanded w hat are called the arsenals at Antosrp be lieve I have already answered that tinestion, as far as I am enabled to do it; I bad no ceitain iotelligeooe I believe spun that subject.' • ' Did your Lordship ex peo when you sailed to and Aatwerp in a had state of defence, both as to its fortificatioes and!ble:! garrison ? A great deal of the intelligence certainly weigh": that effect. ' ' Did your Lordship issue any private. or gooddessial structions to the General Officers tooter yooremansatid? 1 cans not speak positively, but I apprehend the Instruction, at least many of them, o the General Officers, are upon the e4.1p1 of the House. Was your Lordship furnished with heavy artillery suitaplei to the siege of Antwerp, in the event of its being necessary to undertake a siege, independent of that used for the siege . of 1 Flushing ? I cannot answer that question, without %pining under what circumstances It' is meant. • Was your Lordship fornisbed, prior to your sailing from this country, with heavy ordnance, in the meat of fie being-- necessary to undertake the siege of Am waist bad yam any • ordnance sufficient to undertake that siege, ladelowdelsr of the. ordnance fur the siege of Flushing, silkiest tottighterslie. Lordship to carry on the tWo sieges at once if memory? lan afraid I cannot perfectly answer that questiois,ssillhaat know. nag what eiri•amstunces are supposed. by the Mostioss whe ther under the circumstance of Antsserp befog in a perfect state of defence, and with a saiticient aud.ample garrison, or under any other supposition. , • Under the suoposilion either of Antwerp being sufficiently garrisoned, and in a safficieot state of daroce, and that it woultl he necessary to uudeetoke a regular siege, or was your.' Lordship furnished with heavy mortars sollklesito bombard the town, In the event of a bombardment beim merrted to ?• This is a professional misname which 1. do not know hew to n answer, unless it Is accurately stated ; de not perfectly take! the queitius. Was your Lordship furnished with a ssiticiency of heavy artillery to eatable you to carry on the two operations, the o le agaitut Autwesp and the other a'ttut Flushing, at the rime time? bad it salieleacy of heavy artillery in pro portion to the strength of the bray. I certainly had not a sufficiency of artillery (nor was it in contemplation) for the siege of the comma( citadel of Antwerp, moralise it to be in repair clod selleiently garrisooed ; such a siege could Never • have been In ellikeisythation WO% the army 1 commanded. I wlib to add, that there was a sufficiency of ordnance in any ease for booshardaseat; but in the event of a siege, the heavy ordnance for the expedition against Antwerp was to be for dished by the Na ry . • - [His 'Lordship was directed to will raw.] • • •••••• ' • The Chairman was directed to report progrhs; and ask ' • , • 4sive to sit again. Z. K • `,,,h tft • z • * ttILIMIEISATION Of LIEUT.-GEN. SiR Ji HOPE. • v.. • &Mete the Committee bow yeo proceeded alder yotrrisr sae' • 'dere ? The &serve of the Army otabarhed'affaaht2 l 4 l . t r r' fA t • wetoiled oporthe 211th,. anchored open the aiost Of Holland Ihoomos unsung, weighed again the nest mornin g. sad as lc: 1 dewed is the Rooapot, and upon the 31st Sir Richard Keats " ; • me to et • Bldelutee wit tbe whole of the squadroh, • . ga ad4utdosisa to disembark h' he ttrappsopoe.Stosth &ve with toed. I Shield state that there was a t in theorderspivon to the Seseree: I received ammeter 'Oecupy tee Islam of &how • . . fertile safety of the sat eis Use Romapot ; epos itSCberaße. it wad that the Swanky At ft . • , atisd spew • Island of Mows!. 1' as; to the Cisamseder In Chief, who seactiomod sit r apthe'Emst Scheldt, and putting the original • exceeds., of ditembarkiag in the Island>•+a. . -. s per. Gm /13 (he 91st , therefore (Mr _ nose Pispllans bay* , sousded the thawed). Me • • Keats to , where be was for Zman to. T *melba* day put into the boats, tonseveiregale ea, it was. imposslbto to e Ake leading ialgieneeistino. poi the la of August, the j ,am% frost ElOO to 9300 saes, slim* Irked at South feie.., bed. Itod took oPanarty the Ilse liescribed is the inwratdons 1 ' ef the cloarier-Alaster-GesseaL—[Sir John litopellimspoo. weeded with a regular detail of the proceedings of the Keeps • • 1 & 1 loth &vela* from the ist of A.ugust.] • Did Tee bed bones and provisions iii the ahead/wee which ,thane aePeeeed from Seer immuctions to and. them ? I „ go want a( liaises; a eerecomiderable supply lodged elf haesollw i rj a ill point of cattle I had reason at fi rst to be lieve wee h im . be well supplied ;ft believe that the sherees Beveland were afterwards 'increased by supplies draws the Island of Bellow's, chiefly, and from teeth Bevelaad, and the troops certainly never wanted le hay shape, except to spirits; there es is at art a ve ry great • *sot of spirits, which were not to be had In the Lland. • - How soon alter rose arrival in South &echoer did you re reit, anZ iutellkence of the state of the enemy's force or prepammos ? Upon the treeing of the l it I had communi cation with several of the inh.thitants of Goes, and from ' them understood that the enemy had certainly thrown troops iota Bergen-op-Zoom. • Have the goodness to state to the Committee the inform/i -t/zoo you received at different times ydur cacti wane in &Ireland ? Upon the Ilk elf August the Intelligence if theeaemy baviagthlowe troop intro Berge=om was cop. armed ; it was also stated that Mops is hk lastsherl were cartooned between Zoom god AntWerp. It was said that 9000 French amid Mitch were is An twerp; that the gleople t lathe saralestablisMwile ip Antwerp had been fora time leaked tom did duty in the town, or duty to t& tows,_ t troops were expected at peep from &web. LTpeo the loth it was stated to met here Were troops la Take ; *Wile trees round the tows, ppon the glade, tad le the ate neighbourhood of biota were cutting dowp ; that preparation Were tog its , inundate the reentry between Totes and Zoom ; that constant p . atroles were upon the roads; t as order had been gives in Ber gen-op-Zoom for the lisliabipotts to supply themselves with provisions fur a certain perio4 or to quit the tools; and that in the suburbs or certain parts of the .town, the inhabitant" hod been desired to oak their houses. The Committee will , that intelligence of that tied, eons* from Tali ' ources, requires to be eompare4 by the pane. who r.e -2. at the time, and will receivens vale. Onto the est -1 es attendinf it ; I do not thertige pretend to Teeth it,that Of gay that he the while of it Implicit era*. said to be to Atowerps • So• ~..~ , • '' • f - , . , -- . N. 7 . , .• . ^' • • , " . .. ~.- , • .1.. .. )•..'.‘ • • "•,, . . ... . . . • I .• . • Tifit .STATESMA . . - - - - Lit_. Men in cestaisseats betwoeweeiospo=aad ko t sod that itt all. LIAO men were an Mite • both banks of the Scheidt, couspriltending, I emelede,.austwerp, the can tamest of - Lille, and °tied the foray might have or the left bank; and th at troops were at 'hal thee dady_arriving at Antwerp; Oat the arm had completed the mandadost no the left•hask near LtieSlAn eilt , and were pleparing to sink muds In the channel. Urns the Tid of Aegibti in rpo• ottossar time ceaverialloa it had taken a Mali)* le the tomb at Antwerp, - it had beat &teenaged to,endea verr tle Moats !tredve inforinatiser pispectiog the reVeltilient of the w4riasthat Were supposed *Waist, and gion that dun!, tie kW of &was, It was esedasedohat the state revetunent of the-weeks was la repair, er had been repaired. On the 2MiatitAirma r ie hod an eauraeratlia of the enemy's force, from a surrey rhieb made it then aliment to 21,780 teen ; it ` was emilled•Ohntlleroadotte had beat la Antwerp, and the re inavalotifirsldirm high. the citadel was contirinedt . That was the substance of the liforalotim that I .recei reds or thel paned through: ate, hilthigeolue tree Wheal ander me, am which I transmitted to lead-qaarsert- ' - CPwllte Mb, the iddeillgesce received b y you - makes, the fte "'Y 's fa r" motet th WV . mett I bow do you account for the direverice betwans _ • and those, stated in the ' paper addremed t o the • . •Ms the day preceding, e ra. winch makes the forte t to 35,000 medt lo diving that statement, I do • -not give it as It statement that I can in any manner vouch far t °My Memplag from operate employed I the generality of those persons are extremely *moat, anti as to numbers, I Would never give any credit- 10 .14e5, what ever, unless strongly conlinnedby outer circumstances. Had ynaany information of the -state of Lilla and Lied. kensboeik when the Expeditiosi arrived at Bmbe i , or men after, and their means of defaree It, was std 'CirldrY rs by the peons whom we employed, as well as by , halm bisanis of South Bereland, - fto peetendedielulow an thing of the matter, that the fats Of Lille and Liefiteretieent were in a state of defence 'es to the works; with respect to the 1 prrisors, I have stated thdt upon ate occasion. one thousand men weretai 4 Who io Lillo..etid five bemired. in Liefkea sherik, batittptithellexpi Omar were oteftted , ea ti ca l a r l Lino. , Tbiesesky,wns very "lily observitil . tn. oe at wor . timarawlerthe ettrks I pressmq attoillu. and 1 believemeli- , saliently* Lief kenshoeik. 174tiary plaasif rim Its °edition yotauminicateri to you pre- Xi ' t o oar lading? - t Saw a Yiktil Omit s thrihetch of , Olt . 4 called the ditt u l -bitd• I. formal , No •ati all relatiarte . .0./4162 . #13 , owelnstrac. dm: • ' Were7ou ewer immulted with by tbe Command,ee ill Chief, or Ids bkjestes Marten s _ previously to the Ohm of the Ekpeditioa, relative so the objects of the Expedition ? 1 was est candled; the day eabseqpeat to .Lord Chatham's arrival at R a msgate, two swarths, as Wm my duty at that time;. in'a very short visit, not baps a quarter of ea Mar, • his, Lordship meatinpal gentrally the pi nt of the , Ea hit In lo shape will' a view to consult me ter was • woe there aay detail entered into either ky bit riz ..., at by me. What d i y e :i n anderstand ia tbat conversation to be the ' princlpalfa i f the E4edidaut? lam sot sure that the objects wereot sletaiWin ally shape; I had • understood` pomi to that what thr;objitur of the Expeditims were; that the ..a of Walcheren. and the capture or .dernbc don of the miany's arsenals In the Scheidt, were the *bleat of the Exialitien. • .7 What comattaleatims hid, you with Lord Chatham after his Lordship*. arrival is to idevebUta? ,My Lord Clitt-1 ham came lii the XIII* oftieboore,! where my miartent; were, the-day-otter Ida ittiad la the Wind, upou the SU; tau was dm Ant demiladAniamankatian of any kind. I- had' with Lord yhadhati - • the Stpedkion ; I led Poll seen his , Lotifiliip te big embarkation at all. State what dui , • were which yen bid witk Lord Chatham? It 'was a esavelisatioa which lasted a con= siderable die, durierwbielf Lard attiest me .the heater lo.ask my epistles relative Ch to the ulterior cerudidy di* procefd ague( the army. ' • to what was the substa.ee of the opinion you, gave to Lord Chatham? The substance of •my op ieloutats, tail there was no probalkhly OS ear sweep ittt Antwerp or the diet. . , DM - • "/Fit • r" . .!•• 7777777 77:007 • • . . • f • • diP-401 01 0014liono w .....,_ ..__ _ controls& the to, find la like as sanN . must taw b een to mast Lidit ; i hese three -- s : ever, might bale b ia sitoatioost s , a g urc en ettlu t. -, moltn4 ismer la tick bar , yol ,--, t o 444 l ime ,. ar rerdimg totae _ • - What iuni *6 amount of the force that w as t inede° 11 h teciaroperntions by dantvliet P Wettin g th e ,__' lode Si, John 14.0pe,,a part•of which, or uf n noe 'rve stb .. la most been kft in South ileveland, doe whole""1 have.amouoted to abbot 2.1,01X1 nutk and lie, e rr ‘irnst waggon trand the dmmer tiri Tins *4 marls a s ; , Ye lit they cotonsiod of Sir Julio Hope's, Geo uri d G raer __76ll, o , liftiattees division, and my oven. "I° hi n i Konen( what your Lordship does nf tbe e nemy% r • you conceive slut at any time subsequent to yoar n r i . re . k South fieveland, the force tea have stated 'roam : a rl 'ti ,suffieleat tit hitire'masked Lillo and Bergro•op-z oo „, v ' h i s , 11 4 'cured the convoys, and to hare attacked Ain -' t o keit probability of sin c:vi I I do 1101. TV.% with Dues your Lordship know iii what tient, on th o & t , - the anginal plan, it was calculated that the Expetlit'lles • habil would lteenabled to laud at Santellet th o u questioa. ,I do nut think that under any ri raim , ll4 4 i•lesswever fnvoara bk. we could have arrived at Santo - 1 - Z% ditto theall•or 4th of Asign•t. The divisioso in I s hkii .o "wl' s arrivedlf the coast on the 211, and I t hi nk if the 'lt bad been open, and wind and wtittber favonrahle, w e not well haye entered bt•fore the moraine of th e i s , 1 ' opt compehmt to speak to the time which it oait i f taken to proceed op the river ; but allowing filr that s ' days. we might, under those circumstan ce; reached it by the 9d or 4th. • ,x`1 7 t • Supensing. that part o: the army destined foets e :' operations had arrived at Sootvliet int the 3it or it i`wr your Lordship, knowing what has ensue to y our of the state of the enemy. miceive there w ou ld I ,,,, etiees probability of their succer . ditrie against A n t werp/ i 4. , believe; front the informat ion I have had rcisectin tik or th e town, *bast it *timid have been possible, vi t a s * hale taken the toad Withoist heavy artilicev. .luppoing the army had tameetiint hinum, bad been revoked, Without viug o! Lille et K r. op-Zoom, does your Lortiski think they would h s , e ssz \ II evolved to imminent risk in their retreat I To vet s derable hazard, more particularly if they bud kit ht • f to throw up works to covet their re-embarkation. Does not your Lordship think that the whole do te E ri , dition was rather too late to answer'any material porpr i t I am not prepared to answer that question, for 1 do w o l i ;it what time it would have anstvered the purpose. --, (ills Lordship withdre w 1 • leave The to s dustman 1.6 directed to Opal prop s , aaj ' 4 ' it again. , LAW INTELLNENCE: —......... COURT OF IC titipl Miami' p. m I " lIERS, 154. V. LORD CAWDOR. ' This was an action by the Plaintiff, a gent of fortune•in Devonshire, to recover a care, tionin damage, for the loss Of two favoupla • belonging to the Plaintiff, which had besot by the Defendant's servants, on Isis, 1.4 . grounds. It appeared, that as the Plaintiff was tray -to his country seat, ie passing through Perak i shire, near the scat of the Defendant, the ear t 4, received an injury, which obliged hint to stop is have it repaired ;• and, in the mean time, his dap 'hiving wandered on the Defetiffatit's grounds, ors • f them were shot by his servants, having specia• orders to that effect froth their master. Lord ELLerenonotiou Said the Jury were tin to give exorbitant damages, according to the t s tiliation,tbe Plaintiff' Might put on hid :,',..' • 3 4. 11 1 40iltill*val cumi)ensation (Ist the l i o;* . 4 • aticorttlisiiiilheioeibia: ;- 'Dimiger, 2041. . . b " —......:... • • ARCHES -COURT, Fes, ts. , —.... • • • -, a eau nit deliiiiii AUOITIE. . Thie r licle, X cans* ()Nullity of marriage, V: Charlritte' .Atintltlie,„,49siw t falsely „ Alli s hfkih . Wee of Willieo AtiO 4 tle, th srst.titarije..o4.r., Loudon, bry testi - oil iti .14 itPltfifesily,*7, t fit.. vellewee needilted, that Ga. tire Anghtse: (the fOrtwer, hefbewd . of Chalons Aughtla); and Wm.: .kegblie; the petty now fr.: •eeetled against, were Own brothers'. It, oleo • pearMl,l *Tiles:former tourist/e t ., there were' tea ciatldSo4 #lslo it" 10%4 :islets! O kt i livieg, let by the tat Aeortiglik teib t 4440 m s . " 'n facts, together k 4 h 'Other neemsary facts, being utiebt. corny prouer4 the Court obierred, it ' had no ififs ficulty whatever in Oronouncing this to have bees an unlawful anarrlage,.. and therefore preowned so accordingly. , - A ,-- PeotLisx.-'- A match took place yesterday* tweets Beitjaigin Bairn and Thomas Fiume/ea, fit a static); WO (einem!, at OW Oak Common., 4 1 twelve o'clock, the candidates fur their direnias entered a %a feet roped ring. At Setting,-to, belt were 7 to 4 on 'Burn, but few taken. The badii, ,consisted in obstinate rallying fighting, bat to tile advantage of Burn fr o m th e b eg i nn i ng to the cod. Burn beat his adversary in a safe manner. Fleas., n givigg his head' when h e jots , which. Bute were kg i tititifelf of, this natural fault of Fit* C7ll, by Altili'ititid sfOpping, add putting in hi 'ouifte'left Nair faceit:in this manner, Bs to his adversity Withiiitt sustaining much eatery. battle lasted 35 minutes, iki. which Kt retisth ,•e fought, and Flanagan maintained a furies conflict until hi was beat blind, ntrtl'to a state of ;pefaction. Itiehtitan,. and Clark .sceeildc4 .urn, and DutehSainstad Power srladogifi' : ' was arty otherw silic ti isierk° ti 7Agg i any ib i e te; " i ht jhe i t l glee l l thee attempt was medal eer was any attsmps m'ade re theow • twi w orbs • on. tbd other side.. .W hen did Lord Cloalems Id arrive at Rothe ? I thiek en t h e 236 1 he" were at Grebbuodyke, sad bit. Lordship isas,l •• t filly at Baths—be was I know on tbe Wt.. - . , ... . • r , ..• • • , _ .f. S 4 iPPOSIng it ba l d heen practicable to barefooted a British force at Saintlier 010000 ken, and that the-situational .. .oTO twerp had been Aft s that close teithifoiiiiicsitions there MO been a suburb that might have afforded% shelter for trotilli Seat( flrilisli cored of VO,OOO men; and earn log with them not very heavy artillery, bet merely/18 and 24-pounders, woolen net in yeekppinine have been • practicable to horn. erected batteries agaloat the Wort" of the - place - t i rt, opening regular !radii, ? I am• altofietber Itooril • ws • with thelocaleireata of the Tract i ibsatt a Of same time 1 have no doubt that - lEll.k farce Might hie reached Ant werp and debt haee.cosaroencelthe ore efasiege. When the Bed nf Roslyn arrived. in • Os Beveled, did ant hie Lordship take the emceed the army in South- Be*eland ? He certainty did; I, believe I stated that oa the . sth, ee 10th, my poteemsed Mated- • • Do you conceive that he bloc oftlie fortressitf Flash ing, and the island of W witni s tat neceviary for the air'. I.i, titer •uccesti of die E t oo ? I conceiveindispensable. Is it with a view tot Li li a ante agninst Antwerp, or to the retreat, that you conceive the polteatioo of Walrheress was indispensable ? In both points of view.. ' Do you conceive that after the *Wag o f Flushing, and nt the peripd whets the army was woody to advance against Ant- • werp, the further success of the Expeditioo had become impe ls's.? I do; I believe I have stated-as ineei, • Do you conceive that the operatioes pentad Antwerp, .and - die operatioangabist Fleshing, radii have gone oa together.? • I conceive, certainly oat with the force we had. Are you et aroma dial Antwerp could have beeh carried by a asap-de-train? I certainly bever had any wish imprev mows knowing diking lif the works; however it tiever struck me es 4 possible case MAL - • Tbe truly - plan of attack yea. knew proposed ns agaitist Antsvd4, was by a Vapid inarch of the troops from Semi!' let, &mongoloid - by their field-pieces? That was the only pine that vi de tenses' toted to me.• • .. Woiditthernarcb of thif army them Santeliet to Antwerp wave been secure wiithid cavalry I I conceive certainly not; but I beg to be , that ii• founded only on general • prieelpteo, bail lot, oa any kaowledge of the country, for I ild mine. • When did cavalry and artillery horses arrive first at Bathe, shd is what member? I apprehend the dist arrivals must bane bees between the 20th and 25th, but I. have no returns or reports. of the oaelher, and had •no meats of knowing them. In the meet sketch of operations sbewn to you, was the girevionscaptere of Ulla considered necessary to the advance agalost AosAierp ? "'do not recollect that it was stated as tie •conary =• whether it was alluded tear nut, I have nut at this moment a perfect recollection. la that same *pleb was the possible inandatioa of the . clawatry before Lilli*ken into the account? As far as I re collect, the pratdie4idity and the piobability that the enemy woad resort to that nteesure, was generally noticed; whe tbetwith respect to Lille or not, I do not at this moment ter eldiket. Id what yaw stated concerning Ihe march frets katrtollet to ilitemrp. did you take 'into the *canna the probability of Ohs country ben t irientinted I 1 certainly did; the march to dlowerp-of a considerable corps_ would . - ba - ve domprebended dm twitretiof ottecolaten probably by the higher country that wii not erected bY the feandatioo, is w bleb cavalry, wap i ti haye feted; betides that; the movesitefo of so ofo4l witio 4 4 ( ' ;snaky le always a Crippled moveneialt. . - • •. • • Me ritaeil hithdreW.) ! ' Lktstniase:Geourol the: 140 of ai4illr eel*, in nod . ' • asansimat. _.. ...o'.. What were.jour 14i0sbileitiastredions erhosfau sailed on ' die Eapedhion to the Scheldt/ I bad uo instructions on Naar toff with the sExpeditioe to the Scheldt, except to embark with ally divisloo; I knew my division- was to sail one day later Masi the dlvisimi that preceded 1• r . Will year Lordtihip suite what were the operations of that pact of tai arlay which who uoder• year lioldshiles imatedi ale eismantad I. Weaned em the 30lie•Ju4i.- -ph she Slat wq :l errive4 . ll.lthin sight at the. island of Vialcbee.havl -yent - - /Pt- ,EL _ . •.... • tlitawritered of, lir, 'a fires L_ his intifeiseois my ' . Can year 14rilshipstato wild was** plan of operation the remeloder of the army were intended to pursue/ I no. derstehd the:the general purpose to whist the zerMlller of the army was destined, was to kW ponsewbeft-on• or wee Tdentvliet, and to proceed to Antwerp, for the purpose *- pii or destroying the fleet. your Lorehip, conceive the alteulor o o4= as the Expedition w Pained ter the destructionsi • et was to beentended to the arses and docks at Antwerp / 1 Csaistly, to the ermines bpd docks son. your Lordship seise ity what mode of opera** itivae reposed to meet the iitttesetion of the annuals mad decks ag Jteenterp? I was not oppalated with en detailenf dopiest for Into* @pendent 1 Ism that et Onetatittiabowitams sad Mese gum *ere artier the tide of the sword • Witch 1 Understood SO be des- tined loge die w the army. . • Can your ' whether these formed any part of the train wed in the of flashing, or were a separate train destined fin ' gees I—They formed no part of tiortraisi prepared fee the dip of eshing, but lam not =test hi say whether reel pail o f f ' tbant were' nitetrares they were embarked sepitostely; and there were in itial:dant Igiven to keepthe Umisports with those guns ant stores vs band separate. • • Does your Lordship - hoe, 'whether i t was kneaded that Antwerp should have been attecked'hylhe -Army slow, or *habit it mow have been an operation combined with the Nally t 1 appreheed that that mast bare entirely depended on eiremustonces t there could he oo *nibs of every potsibleee-- orsdiml - the part_ of the N- - leeward a' t - 'but - forts • FridnY bitst; at • Batb,. the Lady of Abe it. ~ of pa ioi. • • • . . AfARRIP.O. ; . . Rey. Ra,lntalpit Richard Knipe. A. M. to Ira of tliiughter of the Late Thotnal Will 611, Rotten, on .Taterlitythoruing. as tit. Msril. Y. Mr- FleMing.C.solte, plunges' son of the hue. ss• q. one of the`Directors of the Hook of Emit lbovior, sccood daughter of jtahert liorchall; or "" titamitow. <ha Snturdnr tint, •t St.. Miry's, Neseingtoo. Mr. r. el P loy 3fr , eYt Pitt. of Maiden-line, to Mary r, Matilda . . donghier of Mr. M. S. Haynes. of Qoerohillo. therclo t. DIED, A rdglotra Castie ‘ Lord Lecole, Vier- kddovi °I I*" headset of the late, nod uncle to the retest ate of 1 + 617g . 1 His Lordship wasio tilt 59d year s • le tan 440 inst. tit :York IN*. ill I 7 year of her a g e, of Oraitid &Mine. Coosuß N " -4 chid of Franel. Co i ntstoble, fog. of Defoe Cu noidleADer, Yorbihirts; • Oa Widoesday hot; it bit boar. Geet -4. et, Gm! _,....fener• " Oo thiltre 3l ndbj oada nhale y ramil a im m inal oonon Y.llart :an a : El4 . shot : uf i tall 4Wykvii" grief of kV' dibconsolate fistolly'uttl Woks. bee awing virtues readeood. Ist4 • Reeve, wife a t Tliotans fitstine, 4i) 44A4z= , Ib et her Mound Sig - t‘ • saw , to 'lli, pa _ 111 . . _ - . . 4 - niplrd nag. P.;lolishell Arzyrii aux Oriata , ..‘ RR~ ~^~ ! Mr=g/ WIIP A. iiiw 111111, 0 ..1 . t.•!1.41111.16. I • 41iiiiiedr Thy a frigate leks, the: itenaiput, and anchored oC Veok Gott the, t . med ea bona ship till the 9th, NINO they were • in South fleteland. I remained in the teamed of the Wood of Smith Bevelling' from that tine :de It,. evaesatiom Ink* took place on the 4th of Septen• berg One i sir ie r My diviabe was *mower loaded train the time_ the troops before Flatting.; oar tool- ' I Mif it ' s . ryjandpit irk' roe irilleatba:: the ca. Viczled .o,hootii Alp dosioggi ge whole ore.wlth the • sk• 4110 ikot taj o 44 . . AV be. to_ **pi • - Nl 9 t A ~! . li 4 Lowisky in to !!ma re,ceinl by Olit reopectlog thatatate el 41to now hit 1 mead of derma, bat Ids *amen merely correbtlealeirthw. airtime* Of Sir Jobillope 1 n . A.• • 10 . os sta b_ siert, I smallest (• hh• 7-t` ' 106.. a 7 l:cd . Isiah/at , as beak It all:Cer TWA' • - ,4k.. Saws „arty yos. _ . epithet t Cahoot state the precise data. I can only mi le that very *arty after my arrival is South Bestial& that Moo was aatirely coo firmed. Previous to the sallies -or llopeetatioa, I was not minim in •my espoetallaa ett IMMO $ hat loos after my own val. is Soot Bevelaadi: dull timbal :alitalles Posi tive one. Did Lord Oldham thee, or at any time, euitssaolcate to Aroa may plan of Opemllbms by wisi4 it was Imeoded to et , fat the shiner objects dr the Illt i ft? I tool act so ' mat4plaa emologirated by Imrd MAIL . hem was it ant smiled to yea, 'lltlatyos were to have a , siiimatml in this Ilspalitims I As am* as II recollect, la Iplitter end of Jose, or the bogisatip r ior July; the letter _ mrsite worths first notice I hid aril; which [wets* bailk the Onammadet b Chiefs 011ec abo ut g the wed of 41100, -*the hectors of July. *so mai opi * nion asked Oros by the Commeaderia Chief, :or say smear his Majesty's Ildiaistm, cit.htsr in wrkla g or %raoly, prerimisly to the toll of the Ezpiditioa / Whoa 2 waited spas ay Lard 431811110 atitautsgate, be rertalolyi la the. coaverstatioss we htihmilsedromrally what my apogee ir. the' Es palls's(' was; hilt;' 0 A *ow aireadyz, his l e ip mite's/el tato a* Metal with me, notAad y-ssp ty or debit ao with lam, Dar wad I at OD area Se its 11/ the etrausstioass at Milldam you Rheas,. ram* ..pulls 'M Lortelallbain lace". or that request made try Lord Chatham to yosl-1 as tar as &recollect, that I did not dials it prOsable we • saccee4. .' Old Lord Chatham make say observahoas iltereaposs ?—. .Lord °Wham made ass observations Boos my oplaimM; 1 &Mesabi* : Lordship Midi shit" h (chattily 'was . an yds= itsult7Mktag, bist that therewas ream commie . _ the 'Nov . _ state. I thick - a —sa the - . ..y~. , • . _ ri 4 NOW yea , Nd dale. ite_growids of tkakoploitto, and. If yrs didi ' it were they i I sakiettdoe- grodods that led tee to Matt. don; they were ha getsdrel, diet the eosin was ilia Moo' milt:Warm whjelf emelt infailibiy mate it aceiseto, to w WV, edam/. ogling the Own of Antwerp, mod to !eel l 'peeitabi ; _ the rededioit of fitireitiefeacca Fr hinit . lAir and • . 1 aloe stolid, I ceareiyed ha ' sperirdea . 01iltloairied .10 est Aetwety, . wore amilitii to Wen - tVotra , . eta 'idea the . at c ifhat * la coats. demi' that the ps to the lc Musk 171 Zer=be Neal to la owe 'rt ad *het,. t Ave what We but ream to . . of the a t z s oc ue bis cei st a r ou l t mcw i l i ck IX . a i, I did not ate Asti with ow holhOwn• M /1131 b 4. • lest probability of seeteedioc / 11 5 how !oil 3 04 had finlm.nd fist &Odom ? 1 . (*art ror It, or say that i;tee the whye of it impltelt ermill• ilmilertoking, OM Ma/Wm Wall Mem to suppose the enemy operation on the part of the Naey.to forward - an - y purpme alt i Twenty - Are t men were Mid to be its detwe I rpl yise Wan extremelY eaPrePared state. 1 think that me the that eight be oadertakeay 'bet makes as forts of Lilleglia, 1 state that, became I had as cowries that io• many me i 'Maude that eras ed . • Lief lieseheelk could haveNft Prelims* redeem!, lam mot -'. were in Antwerp at the time; three boadred peasants were InA4 Air lilies . Solna' cossmoricant t. rim the iteh*l.-, Moore how,tite Novi , cm44'ho_ve co4perseime My Ni. *teach.' Ratt7o, said to be at work upon tile 'works of Aetwerp at that time, genceifiLitt Ite le Sipe received • -.., 11WWkie epee flilloerp itself. • _ „ .„ „.. ... • ,• faros . the 10th of August; at this date the as asot e 4zrito stated to sue •of the f of ietwgroe,Lidlostad. ...„," ' - VIA - . $ll7 yaw I.o.ld4hip. hoes w het her it was istrimlied to at- heat tbeeffarar 0 eery illirge ffarrtoto la P - Zooal• at the i la FlaLltri lilir.. WV. '4 4 e ' ~,, • . ~. • AVM ! teca etWerp by *smolt, by bombardment, ear .h a. replay n des, in his emessiontiuo, rem this eiremostameorf Poch' igelsee es_. , , rod, arid •!, ;Puce he sit WO Ido one , but 1 - apprehend mot by register Oege, • The 1 the Swig desired • to spilt their homes, or supply. about teeming la eaMealMpqs ref order( , received froth • •ffspilasieg the force hinaded for the apse* 4 Antwerp wer e dissiolvatirldh providoss That cosilrtneil se ,a the Wier me. of tkot.ltiod " leameattel_Weeatoltted to' ian&W at &Lorrik, what .flute dues your Lordship -think con it that a garrison was is Bergen-op-Boons, and that I *violet bead "meters : 'Laicism:cowed Pat Iliff•siel Ersitibe, son him els Wed liefdre the whole of that forge, with such .. was to be made; it did mot show as that i certain somber of on °peer (woactaikassi whilst he troloolltell the hilleiligence train as was embarked few-that-purpose, could have -beets 'Stu pi la" was la ig• 'mit t h wil ie "s"3' had throws sett luta It, taille.v. I t all'adittel, blowllloriell-• • • ' brought to Antwerp, find Keparolloso mode to commence. Bo rn and were doisesiand to defend it. Upon the 10th of Angst* TIM •, , rtecor6ing lades ideetkethoirsi received the bombardment of Ante erp / 1 have sear diffictihy is tw - . • It also WSW, sod to dust I gore Implicit credit, - for 1. ' :the . die earpooss of •. • a force be- its • (he tiw i t=tiose kerma r' al opee assailers -.....,.... sow4be *a Mire • shencl-MPWWINWifas. sown of gotw gbillire cr i rM e it i pas nos; It Irak stated,- thodert4 td: .. -I. , . Praillnielll iths.'... • place. Much npunthe reels yis the meat ploesc much epos. on : that the enemy's east: dosser . bei,faell 1.91 a and BerillemoP" bad Y Pella - s3 ll . - •1p10t.4, 0 1* • , mad no ID , quilitity of hones for draught that we alight' have been Stock, zoom had bees capilhieral ft relelimpe4,and onsilled of 9or almost Me* • ..pi Only tat the able to have assembled there ' s •bot, believing Abet 're hail —. 6000 men; that I hid all rataral eu feebly *ohm alert that wo w g oo 4h r . ow . 44 a. to .be* from &not din hundred to 4 iiiimipi ,hosies.ohobarked fur as tinte re w no e pr osents ived o er treopircfmlegliamiPlaraci we a l - w g wore tbe . ptivel e9l.4 , 44. albd Es ite r ve tteeps Vttike , s i tar Th e m gepbb .". " lll4lll" bd il ow t illilb ralle:LlP Tle :ome real ; b e rbi alinir lity th rY elpload il" c O in f S ling sm ilia" tillevel all ami cbalik"fte wilgist• ho " ve ia furtaanetl 4iffe . 4 , 0 / - 1 7, z i rme 4 4 0fotteece Upon the 11th o f Asphalt imitated, IMP thee ; garrison of of them very am leer ..rsplas neap In serene. one deducting Newest? the amber of horses thei mid hate seen Down Bergen-op-Zdon bed been Oviedo Altai Preto:let:imp And imtances ir4oHme Waded hi lathe. eemmeration .ot . tleamery for the terries of the Cemoilastriat department, 1 m „-- I never .had avec ", et the imps. t b e 0* brosebobb*:b i g SA* 01- 09 meows Should think that after the loading of tne infonotry and cdvnity .y : - been seat so lieu of Dutch troops, alcertaiolog tbe troth of that, mod am rather teamed to be- yeah for their musilhers. • TA* ipseger of' the %JAN - Were completed et Santviiet, it would, haws been a very iss-, su s i ?". I lieve it was not the case. Two thousand mat from the Rbioe liege. was, that the'eamey's force • .rft,v imsops, vouroble cab-wallop if .w spoolytyerp ,bbibig .4 0 open g m , . it rin were said to have arrived at Brom& a few dip oressiously am it y of them however depots . if :', awe* le the Fleads ser- bombardment in less thensiseCtials, . 'Apprehend. that the ' am "' . Om!" t o the 11th; it was stssi a sa t b a l t , Aft shiest that time ,eme were vice, and many ethos troops Mmialtleitiatia - • Imobalt DID". have tallea . ...dwe days at, Ow least. prvviou t et , i t about 1000 men at and ISQ ot Lief kwohoelk s upon Do you know bra ford that wai Brolell- eat est far from to that, bat in that ceicutatias lam cerlaini, ewwwing ever ! • dit t eiti that 1 have only to say,: t I believe t - Baths across the Berion-sip-Zoixoelmeosi / . The chianti et prosibk circuopiance to homiest feroeralsio tbot one maid I ^ • bably exaggerated. Upon the MO, the we Bergen-or/Lam is fordable at ii . ADO Dt th e Ade, with or eintasChaegioe t bettlieGoomitiee mm 4 ice. that is from different quarters gave the Seat templets nesens to be- for aconsiderable extent near : the '4Ol . .•' Ai cidesistiois which most 'I be is im nature very li me that . he i nun d at i on , near the see s of, be-, . fl ow moo 'was that chianti to ' . . attire British Uwe, without precise and • lueowleekce upon the At A 511 ,. twoeo Totem and Bergen-op-' bog bee" less of. Beet f The ebiaoil became in am : from the aso- spot. littier was is Auteetrp, woo spat 4144 r 4041 from An- brothe hrs. Oo she 15th, the whole cribs intelligeerm Aelotlas to sent Of our eecepotion of (he fort , . ' twerp.ta Ber lief I mulassest sped ikrfo.alt• upon the suite His Le the garrison of Bergen-op-Zoom, tbeseetelleeld od the no- 1 trodersated you to sins that the ren.se was attack- . oftipollencb, sod the tscilily a/ leatist beeline the difficulty On S. my, sod the arrival of troops, as well as ale rolAtiittber the ed Moe by the &Mhos/ the sesei44 6 . was deo wean oflandlog gnus hod se e the beery stores beloogiog lith y 4 right beak of the Scheidt, was coolinaM. pep thp MAL i W ri the desire) *Abatis of the . TINS attack of to BMW upon a brach, de /a the ilot,plates very moo child a i ksil ri and there wasetill a mere particular, and a Wraps esillikelle- the enemy I.lll* Was sae by the . .. - epee the oaten of the groeek.herlf,.sed rely nick "pin the . neidel,.. lion of th e bregong Wielligence, Upon the MI, le bed Could peeps hate Awed acres, the* essy.timil with- weather tbeissy nets at lis- taws,. se Molt spy nleafttleo uil 1 we ll ness of isseetites oa the left bank towards out boll dyed by any of the eitesee zy lppli sadl or vs- Nide stint that subject, nom bet viable to ousels umeertulasy. irre, Biwa, old below it tow. oil of Danl., Vow the oils / 0 wewortoe9 elide Proceed ' led . seleill moil ' .Mtitbe army to kw mind, st. Antwerp, Lillis its • that 19th a AlgarA, we were by a person who Sae* , -.well s because their hlieffel was, nearly . , and ' ONO cra t e , Zone ressishot WI (hr lui of the French, .by . 0.1 hifi t s • * • wad that army to We peer istri ? Frond lic ,t beech grief t Autwerp, or stated that he 'Antwerp, that the . of ,ormitoot lie is itastrovr water. - battle Al said go ahem foe above the tows of AM- 'la NAM of fact' **it practicable, at is emir *lli a fter at Soatvliet. werp. list of AZ the French ships. Were peer lei possestiolortfmnh Bevehied, to ham shojed for- 'Womb" eat Oink here reukttyd . It ansairp sa l beee •Ae. Reeve, stated te es as th e c at of Antwerp, nil that a werdolilawy forte tewardsAntwerp by Blot ford/ . Tie ford tidied a stmag eswps lo Welk Neveinwp-Zone, eekeeener 44th ye M bed tesee • aeries LlllO to Lief keisheolki was titsgowabie I believe fir infantry fitly .led 11141 h• - • Moil it'll" le Iletkhts; COP•iderteg Oat the • Vest the prier orAht. *ell war Um awed to be 14000 tins :Assess lestreive asset Wairprsettiobf ow or spy reet dories toe river woeidetwilys huts benersese oug p s 14rsji I.lpee the lid tilintsei.l4 was Illitelk through a Mama eat Whorl silos 4 thp a a tralgy i ead anttlity sill ode i! .... w it WOW llad410011FI e ll,“.41111ell y ',bl ew A swim* w-. rhswoht same • Moo — o tat* 411 / di e ."'" °f flee opioleapastts We didldf.diffOroalirfdati 060 cfla • a=- o repast" ter Smi ths =r. . as ar eouss igiere trialt it tor P r ealbait hot; LVH . Zoom ." — Vespeel oirT t• 003 ow; Ow th en were alt at Us list • • •' ' • '" • . • . . .. .. . . . • . • . . - . . I .••••.. . . , •• • . . • • . • .• • ' •• .•.'t . . ••, .. • - . . Ist , /