The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-20 00:00:00

a ht rl At the ftc P T I fit Olf 'Usti • I I • C,: vid nt pia poi sci! t:11. fte 111.1 '0 1111 Of q I Si, i 401 wi Dll Wi Li thi tri A. di R 0 , 9 1 a a inimalibA d lac I. e errs. of alias:Nip. St etc like* ire Ibrotight op h an d re d,•t r , osi e r the. a rtjih s er 4 snad .stares and ~ e•' 4; r, al. •Thi. t s .attly, continued to play %woo the Fort the _ Hoe _,, • o f Tureens. ..i. . ENO garrison a Th e vat corps, 7;,..1 d •„ in order to attract the attention of tae enemy, b"" " , - I ( ;:)thiti Clrtne of the Royal t.nginee , w; was 'toilet pot at the lensf l wOold -amount to liplienla of fisa,4l l , '-' 1 1 for the h'oraehing batteries, u Whitt three hooked . I. * art.llll , sand gie hutstimi men. leaving .me , siztai sm od so o m ..„, a t the place, and the tromps lauzied in 'Mbar. the srand-bar. ‘0.... men to meet the best French traietarktlipaiosaateant• 4 liAtt. toe ti hole of the .Camen and troops were employed; ;i s l :r.7 e mer iti braising ofaunal l-pounders. slant, powder. &e. it% to upwards of twenty thanalindi - - • • 4 -,„ rue tmorty, a hibt the ps eaustructeil the work. :Ile ~ I en, sure there is nobody r 08111111 being very u otWvourable,.the Whole !out l nut b e . our phoret Wore *colt of day. full credit to the gallantry - rt. emhtuattree were therefAre lo lled up, and the Invade. thou I, am, but your Lordship _.. opporrunitt bred till the- t..ll , .ainx eveeivr. *A brii.(Vill Adana sad 1 . 3 7; I they are usable to move, mad - amietiste adjustment. .of oat A Allown(11:5 to the t ommandang filtwri ern* t • iiieng enetigh-44, . _ farm Table term ts - fiat theN 4rerti re:ersed. Oa thetristhe depend upon the execution•a any order ' Which**, ' - .__.:_' . 'ka , s t ep or Tarragona, after' biliht...ibteetesed b y ., There appeared no symptom . of avemnmedetien! 0... r • , .__. , i i , tt .virp e:in.... , .ea a swavy ore npuo the fort. In tune evening 1 mustily obliged them to make a movement ; anti • ' t; but the contrary; which his Lordship-mock regretted, sh , aiw kiog panif t and women went do nearly to he battery, _, _ . rter w o w perce t ur d t h e ;w ag d awn , ke p t . k heavy, en troops of this descripdoas I had abOut thirteen Marshal Sticne'r and - Craneild atkiiitve • Itsn . l md. art& detailing the proceedi n gs,• and Biting every a s 4 piling are et shrilst rowed and grope *lli doting tee' thousand men ; unless, therefore, •I- mold place . conclusion. of the letter Informs us that Lord attention in hiX power to the perusal of the 'tildes ~,,,; 1 ..., it c idglit.,. which occaSiotwal roam hos.. ( them ill position, which, as the French • had the IV. BVITINGIL had taken the Commando( the army turn, of co-pertnership and•affidavits submitted to its If ..ormautelv, about ten o'clatk, a nowt violent stone of I, ad where ...0,3.-r aild 1 4 6 tisiwit er""lemilly whic*"l"ed the wares ' °Po ° of fig htin g when s . _ they Pleesed, it ,at the Col de Baiegoer, and (we did not flatter •Our,, was bit decid e d lodgment that he ha d d ie Alt. and ai the sesetea mte lroulle.teeet• aloe e‘sattothet we ' was impossible I - could puma any reliance upon ' Rude otherwiseY bad conducted 'it hack. to • it. 11.; Ito grant the order meted for, ,to empower Mr. Moe tote no jitri.itiletion toted w expe,li rat again to delay twinging. the got* stpaa the f,.‘l,„_,_. IVI - ", British audi,iCtermen -troops amount ' - I rf rue to open the Theatre , and employ performers for v u r t,,rm . and to keep the esolwagures Masked • I n flog 'vetting !•sogima■ , !. , 1 the 'present far advan_ced season, without ate coo Cell t ZwAir..• or ton e ith -atteli ronrtaw.tivannioaded rty an Maw . only to four thousand fi ve hundred. -Pe r h a p s year i cant •On the 'whole, the Gat . Efte anal •bo regorded of Cllr ia..ittr Artillery , belonging to the stromhoin brand ) was .. Lordship may be of bPitlien, 'heti under these cir. more u a satisfictory narrativi . of ' What ISIS pima. and .concurrence of a majority of the 'Preprietors . s .4 la c'd upon aloe road , within a few hundred yards of the mile, 1 1 ' ll ' 0 .. 1 ' ing hatt •v as was like.% in. twin Of two four- l ances, I ought to have risked in . ac ti on , h a d , since the great victory,,than of Whit has been hillier. which Out not be. procured while the votes weic a...yr the tr„ • - lid is upon the heights to the right, aticre the Minitel'. weee-no ether unfavourable objections • pou L existed . ; but ;to achieved in addition to It. It will be perused with I loftily dirided ; and he had pot into his, hand this ~,,; e mir .). At day•hreak there three batteries itiieue Ito protect when oury Lordship is informed, that I had no . . • : t morning, a joint afildavit'of Mr. Colman and •M r. cm. iiurkiug party at the breaching battery , nod kept op it tae . interest'no -doubt. . , , . 1 Winiton, stating, in positive terms, that It would a „,,t. fire, omit silt o'clock, strew that of the eastleborsing possibilit y of retreat, if • unsuccessful; that -there ; <tor Portimouth letter of thin day Informs its of c w;icieteiy ensated, their ex t reme magas mes u pon the Ili lgotes woul d have been no hopes. of . embarkation if fol. ! • be more for the . Interest of the Theatre to remain twin:. blown up by the 'hells From the mortars. The white Bag the arrival ' of the roloatairelrigite, froth Anoint, 1 wholly shut'ffir this season than that Mr. Morris lowed, and that the army must have been an avoid- arm - 1 V 4• iloi led opts. the eti ale. Captain Zetorferming nod unman, . M 11414,111, at me Itoyt . Navy . were tent in, and rewiroed in ably lost, if beat, I veutnre to hope that your Lord. l l who brings an account of the return of Sir jotrx , alone should:have power to open it,;•Mr. Colman oeut five m inutes, wok au offer of surnmder, upon • conditions • ship will think, however much it .is to be regretted, ' MURRAY'S expedition to that place ; and that Sir 1 siill pertieting in his exclitsiri right of general Ma. a t marching met and gra/Undone their arms upon t.se glace', and a being per to .carry their personal baggage with them : that I have adoptedthe on l y at rofmaintaining,' "as° . A. Alarslia( . rAchers asSiprooch was hourly expected. Captain entire, or indeed •of - saving an army on which •seof the interest and, rotett. . This further shotred, BENTIVCI4 had gone to Si c i ly, in th e .room of his AdAso asiJ mysAf .tilidg-d It right to g ranitintio the terms rIN. much depends: I feel thn greater confidence in this . • I added da i s Lordship, that this Court was. not the • • ed a• w c should, by tbai meani e get the tort to a good gate quit' .. hope, on reverting . totthe 13tb\ paragraph of your L ° r d s hi l h. ' ' . '. !mete to calculate, upon:to-duly appreciate- .the.merits of tiefext e. ~.. • condact of Sir J. MURRAY, in l'hr advauee o, the divisi" imincthakti look Pawisi°° of Lordship's general iusttuctioint for the conduct of the•• . On theraising tof theatrical performera, nor could any Matter be • ti, Castle. ' ' ti• • .. j. • _, . -... •".,,,. '". ..„',. ' 4 ,, - .4. ,1':',.,;,1; • thoksioge of •Tarra,gons,, sud,lertlngp•pertlen of•ho fOund,,if jr e were to he diregeti r - aniatilit ef taw i have the honour' Co inel"se yon a mitten • el doe' •ord . agate. Bain)l 'Lig a .„,,,,,,,0.a..pa05tatw0u nod wore., AMA in die place , as .I nm fully a ware.that Were are many , r 7‘7 7 UN **lrtilltbny behind,. thi'Marciali:ofkllkt.Ltacto,t•saya, lie 14.0 litiOtl, •• of estimatteg the 9ualifiCations • of wise a reran of the,pnrourrt token. • ' which may require - further 'information, and upon in a kind'of postscript to his' letter, that he ii not i such peisonsi-bilt . acto what he -could Orion elly.trit t now come pi tiortlea•ing tank of calling yaw notice to she a d tim • a bl e rm id wa t of, t h e w h a l e of t h e thg eer ; l , tt,,,n.entu. all parts 1 shall be happy to give every. explanation • be of . I sufficiently Informed of th* ,.. tratsi . ctiou to be ableio I opon the Subject, he dechtyed himself' . wholly intim.. s uiriosed °litre's, awl soldiers, I have bad the honour to corn - in . m y po w er, Your Lordship perhaps may write More at thet tim e . , . , • ..., • .. petent, ffeni.all the experiettce ever acquired by hint, nand. opinion, that the place shoold here been taken ; bot . 'Their labour aid exe rt ion has been severe, hot I should be • . to decide this question, since his recollection of such it:eating in my diuy did 1 bet particularize Captain (.:1 tie and as it *as far too strong to storm, I believe it notonly I . .perfortivanctis barely refreshed his memder with the Lieuteasot 14pe, of the Royal Eogineers, Calash+ Arabin, of to have been impossible, but . that. we should not h ave , C 4 tC p . aeaoy., of the Royal .Navy, arriiedyes- idea tbet.he esed to feet pleased with Silt ott•that par. the Royal totalery, nod Captain Moller, of the advance. • that - terday With dispatcher from Lord WELiANGTON. I . tiettisepttrfOtrler, lelibOtit. ability to judge' l ef the in-. llte meteor of %hit eispedition may, in a great manner, be at- . ! taken i • •ht t d • tin eig or en days: my only regret is„ • ' We belie ve Captain C . wasOttaeh•ed to the AN% ' triliated tithe seolaus and indefatigable exectking of Captain I continued the siege so long , Induced by the hopes Adam. sad the oScessind seamen of the Royal Navy. .. .of the reinforcements I expected. I continued it to can t Expenition ti and that bevies lartded on the coast 26insic merits of such performers ' for* season. • • 1 bee likewise to particularize Captain Carroll, or his Ina' .. !,or V: ... aleet ..., ia, e'n . preceedet . i serum the Prniesula he I . •.., • ; It was then pressed bY Mr. Ilartv , . on his . Lord. • '''ittip Vidatoo, and Lieutenant Corbso, of the lirtioetble. the last moment, and fortunately • the weather ysty tua.patcheilietu .. It .. sitt.t.bwcat. to ' his t t u t i le tp o to pera do . l b n ou t se his:case as he hadortlered du the case of I impute not loss being so trilliug to the trermendoes and well- , 'b rav i ng f avour able, the troops were embarked !tithe 1 ,',/rieliwhich now stands . for final heat'. dir•ctetl fire kept ap by Me latter from his battery. I have the ' r • . f ::.. - :1 1 -. • ~;,t. . • hooter, to endow you k return of the hared and wounded since out molestatton. On this favourabie circunittanel 1 1. 11414 . 1 4 , - . 1 ing in the Paper our disciabariration.-1 have the honour ttsbe, &c. I could not depend fur another •rkty, sad , thereto:roe, I- ..Testercley afternoon. thiXeist * e rirrste rrived i Sir ~. __, miafr f - • ' oaucti. Boort-Lir • for the Plaintiu, . stated, - • -•- - ! it. Spittilid frowthe Meditertericanjuat from Gibrit- I - • - t' • - - - • - -_ I that this 4010 ctego dilferenti and nowt _ ‘tiguettt * V.FM. PRgynCT. 1.t.-041. • Caututatrdiust ) .d brigade let I)ivibiun. (A t r" ( "AT:7I (aigned4 • ('.HAS. MILNER, A. M. S. • 011,14,14 is Gazette, Ifitta July. having taken my port, I immediately put it in est , cution, and I regret to say,„that I was, • in cause.- (pence obliged to leave The guns in the most ad vanceebatteries.. Had I remained another day, they might have been brought off, but- this risk I would not run, when the existence of the army was at stake, not only from unfavourable weather, but from ice appearance of an enemy, in whose pm , nom I could not have embarked perhaps at all, cer. tainly not without suffering a great loss, aod trithoat • the possibility of deriving any advantage. L have only farther it this time to add, should blame be attached to the tailor* of the' expedition, .....4 was a case tit , *lib . ' iiiipatchea.- tile' re VViiistai . `put s aid er ' wag immedi " [ standing in a particular predicament, owing to the iiterk fluangntl lit- at- the Al*theO lank t 1 strange turn the cause took, upon !the arguments of *here the dispatches and letters will andel* funliga- I s pr b stvions to be ng w • .. the exceptions fi led in the cause, one only of which 1 .. - * i for grded ' . was argued when that torn.tOok Place in January • ' . on*Papers, to the sth instate.; reached town j)ast • whereas the exception Th at. remained to . be ar night, but they refer chiefly to , the rejoieings 1° t gued at that time would prove decisive of the cause in rftat Capital, 111 Cimsevence of the virtory of Vittoria. i favour of the Plaintiff. . i/liby titeliatitOte of kny nevi intelltge-ice of interest. I His Lordship, considering the length of time bt. * it was repelled., Yesterday, Al 4 the Acasl4 had 4 fore this cause would in coarse come to an hearill, 'liken an American' frigate of 36 iten account Ut - iiiis 'event was broughibys t ig i t t e d . s tha ori t n t a h : n e ` l orttered the remaining exception to beimniediately ar gued after the motions of the present seal, in order , 'picket. We l ltowever entertain doub l rof the an- • t to expedite the business, and open the Theatre. henticitY . Of the intell' I iptures ••••••••••• Retartof Provitines taloa in Fort St. Philippe, Jane 7, 1813. t amp, Gear Fort St. Philippe ' .Tune e 160 bag} ‘ lll fine biscuit, 90 baskets of ditto. 25 esetks of ditto, ;.q Loaves of soft hrtsd, ha barb of Ao. 2 bap of rice, 2 Weed c a a soores, Y hogs of sait.ls oaks of salt beef, 5 binalt ca•ks,of 04, 19 Piece* of Ilachh. 1 pipe of vinegar, S pipes of sine, 1 quarter era pip* eapieits. Vtigme 4 i) Lieutenont-Colonel, coos goading the detachment. (A trots copy) (Sired.) C. LZIER, . St. S. Return of Kinat, Wounded. aid Mining of tits Allied 'Dealt' order the Comm* d Lieutoutnt-Chlauel PrimaGt, 6711% Re tieteut, at the taiguret Weal 3t. iltilltppe. boas fin 9d to the CLudes 154,3 1 . Maw under Fat Et, Philippe, Jose 8, 11113. Iltlt ett.—!rank and file wniirt&d. De 14 P raekand Ale kilkd /cloud, no share of it caa fall on Adair' al Ilallobell, who conducted the naval branch of it. From that dis tinguished (Kees I have met with every assistance mad co-operation in his power ; and I think , it only josticoto 'him to state, that k was his opinion that the ins ligence. A littet frost Grin ad's, detailing the aq., _ made ill . 04'CE:14r - ea American frigate , states, that she is. ti tad:out for Avers! 'month% and expected to cribs. Olf the Western Islands,' or in the -tarok of the home _ rated . CONT. OF KING'S BENCH, Juix I. Differs ELLENBOROUGtt ettrd n-Special Jury ) at • freitnoinster Hall. • • .GRIM: CON. 4:it c entortivaak, sad die & 8 rauk aad Ile 11.4 the cannon in the batteries night have been wed by remaining till the night, and that they then, could off. T' however, wesasibk. I ward-beatid East India fleet. The Congress is at only 36 gang.' Orders are leased at the King's Mews that thst GOODALL % IPLITGRES. TMs was ari action by which this Plaintiff sought to recover Sepia the Daresidant a coinpsoiatiou in da. lax;Wided. - , z o o Diu miffl A Fr 114ieutessA 1 rash antitiir. 14lef+ - 'aild tie, wowed. Nett mse Artillrry-1 rush mud wounded. Alganiiii Rip of 4'111111;14-7 rank and filo wounded. ulal-1 Laboomarn. 4 email and the, killed ; 1 serjeami I druaurec,geauk.aud file, wounded. Names of 0/11eres killed. Awtl Dittaes.Bast.--tinsissiant Wade, of Dillon's OWL Spaniiik Allow gßtolibod. wounded. shv de .d. (Si)oa CaLitus . irnew ENT UDC (t Woe Ogg 1014111. LES =L IM, 4. att. st. • Rh Maims'. Alp llfalia, Juae 14, 1819. MT LClathao-,AAltniral Hallowell hiss just decidod on sending a ship to .11114:41ht, .affel 1 has merely time to state to your Lordship, and I do so with grew regret, that I have beets antler necessity of salving the siege of Tarragona, asid embarking the gave basibcought . This, however, ... did net wish: to ren for a* 'trilling au object, and 'preferred losing them to thus chance of the emitirk. ation beistropposed, and of an eventual mach pp* remora loss. - I have the honour to be, &c. • ts.fir , / . J. MURRAY, Lleat,- Gee. Te the 11441irgeis of % animal+, K. G. ac. ate. &c. • L,lei Wit sre • mimed and inferwied out Readers in - yesterday's Sraeas stax, a Bulletin was issued' by .evolmenavent from the War Drpartmeut in the after moon, and which we published in a Second Edition; • I as 'the . EA . t . tordihary Gazette of this morning entbrai:ei in its more copious details all that wits con. trailed in the short official notification, it is unneces. state carriage, "the cream-colos red htirses, state harness, &c. be all kept in readiness for Thursday next, ;hen it is expected his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT Will go id stately- the -lie* of .Lords. - E . His Raysl Highness the Pativesittestpeltilimisit Arighteu the' latter end' of nazi :w6ek, ..ter 4telaerk linte„,accOntpettled•by• the Duke oUCL'Assicr.. • _ .„ The Prince*. of WALES ',AI , belt tbe-G6till'lNfa am* ..Flte:ll4 evetsl9gi • • • rtiihenny intended to'elltingl-tltii geatan ' tinet 'lows 4i, the' titotist limits crpottill seAselicotisiiiereet. itialth'end-the tdiditwittettaz teriatithii;ittfelf *iris!! be Me Down 4, • hits Ulna .Oiderid gate "' re ek, and the Zephyr' to thilVfotherbank: 'the heesiHsettie days Atudigrie restraint. . . - wages, for. criminal conversation by •tilm-Dekndant with' the Plaintiff's wife. • ' The ArronmEr.GEnsutt, in sitting the case, ob. served,..tjtat when actions of the nature of the pre. sent, were of an aggravated description, they con ; Whited probably the greatest injury which one man could-commit against another: Ile should not say -.thattheVeseot,aCtion was of this most aggravated 7deaciiptiota ; but this Se might say, that to his con. -cilstio.n it partook, in a certain degree, of every one ti44.oat qualities which were in general understood tiltstlittte aggra v at i ons in actions of this kind.— „ aanst nett ituted an aggravation of the offence that tthirperty committincit.stood In the relation of a .fit#4o7.te hiiit who. was injured—of that feature of did - - it --- If ... army ender my command. In my private letterot . the 1 7th instant., I mentioned to your Lordship, the Gary to repeat it. how far 'the public may be satis 7 reports of the assemblage of the. French forces at lied in its.expectations from the publication of Ada Barcelona, and that Marshal Sachet Wee likewise in Gazett4 it is not easy to My. Some may think ga , march hoot Valencia,, and *Aland it "as my, opinion, contents 'night have been •tlillititid till this evening that should these reports be contained, the object without any i i lcon i enie i t i orl i?iiih d i t i n i l/pence . no , your Lordship had in view could not be accomplish- • mind , i • • . In - V-' - .. ' blic however is a stat of • esgurtfic seg. -ed. Unfortunately these rumours proved true, and I?, f . . , - *. reluctantly I resolved on raising tite-siege and an. ,Bibflity and must be prescrthent to accordingly. Lord barking the artily, as the only Means of avoiding a Wr.r.unozotes letter, dated Ostia, 3d July, can.. general action, which must have been fought under taint a suficiontly - porspicelasntilwratire of what . had every disadvantage. I cannot at this moment refer I b .ii one b y o t i r - T r e ta r to l g- *bop% during -tit to dates, but it is sun dent for the present to state - . - that the French force at Barcelona was mixer rated' irtweive 'days which to s tiOvitid - tiliiitininph at Vitttrit. to me at less than eight thousand, and that previous i • ' If the readers of war cotemporary,. , prints, t 1 their march it would amount to' too t housand,, experience a disappointment in the no greater latter: hi I•,_ . aggrasartiint tbe . present case partake. _it was The Itattie• .itspbettnt tfte` - biPoleh ilnderstee t dis i en aggravation that the parties shoild "weigiterirretisrni, ordered eflremf . to Folk!' Sir* rfoirkt.the _rebid efts of ' intimacy - to wards each tint* at I. .;(.l:4• l,4 (!tilikiKluit: . . - 7 ' thkifettOre did the present case partake. " cerfArti tieeEttli; . ; or if it was on aggyavation'tfiltt theiglefendent had been DL* :041crr.si cersCnaltr* . jAcite . cp, D.%gur e ln the :the tiaintiff; and hid duties to "siillit'Affi*,:ltfifrit • :1' •• ' i oefoiln, ter, hiri..-it( those features of aggravation N.. bintod.... it, to. It did the preterit catrenpUrtiie, IT finally, it was an lclibon rau light too-win il w kid, lent .r.i.aggrAts.ation that the tseridn commttting .the injury oditti;ortdisi`klithrgiulboll, ol >we hatilink..tlTH'Aad beeo eminently in Ike confidence 'the person **l7l.eeti.s 4 eetvt i tiOiliPi"ithea,,i' 6l6 ls"fr a6llll66 ;/,.r" 4l lfij'arid, 'se 4bat ikbeCome in manner his to tti4 - *est dig la Wane r Ora 1 011 ty..to hove poteeted hini from, injury by others, glad; itg en aPriftie - I psteat: of Tilitilfg him himself ;—if lists c,onstituted tjte ;itoisbiate being obligixitis sbortenitail; he aliew.:';"ass Begrime) the Defendant's Offence and of got off; he had one lore grriciterLteiglit . etherS:, 1144 the PIO titi ff.'s ihjury, .then was. the present case ag. convoy arrived festeriday 1 - tlitvecimniodOre infoimidNeittrittertabore other cases of a simile! mature Me be sal:- tiOrif end that' she . is Alm Pairki j i; t hi, c h h a d .f , ~ . . . . .. ever cbme..hefore-u Jury. ' .1-living fur. e ith fourteen pieces of art= I Nave l however, • achlevementitii: etetdviaint•ilitaity * ander so able a'• -"" ne ' " r • I '" — ':"T' -- --- - - * iv ' 4 Ilii.d . , . __._ - . 9 no account that it ever ex eight, and that is G t Jones. .014 1 261:fit; Jilt -10: - 1 10 . 1. - 1 1 7 . 1 1 a.. 3 8:714 , .. n g to the jury this itideit ef'aggeovitions to the rers, . rat, they most think theiffiseMieri and cate . at day-light, - eiter gelarge "trikete'L"' 4l " 4l.4 . 4 tOodigteittineteent•case; he shrink', now proceed to redeem him. the flambee on which my ealmilatizo was formed.- I, f - ; • - * •-• g This farce,. upon the evening of the 9th, or morning ; or • ra sing. their eitliiicta ii r t : 94919 ‘ 19 .1 "4 ttonnioid : 143 / 4 "thl diral t t r 4l * l '*'''° . ' self, - by stating hesche,rmide them out: Lithe Jury of the 10th, marched out from Barcelona and en.; . 1t tow - delta pitch, as to conclude (MC .. . would air: proo was at one 'elliwii. OR the rierorsi.diy, nearly; rh.o Hatted the .oeme4,the Plaintiff, he presumed tered Villa Frantz', at four O'clock intim at ' en h, g o f • pounce the capture of theleeleftheFrenchmen as their` 'I L wigig - gun - sh•t at'thatltTei 4 he *- 44 ItisciTrightilts Oen tome of thees . r „,. .. ted that he was y BO lupe the 11th, from whence it was reported to me to former account had - that of: 44 their last gun." b ot rblit mien after it shifted nit the beagle teethe* eahred the.oersoh common pkatown by the name of the Ad. march at twelve o'clock at itiglit for Irendrella, dis- it not be thought, howeesiri'lthat we deserve that } - - 1 . itsi far and some time after, being kitty and squally, . m i-„, o 1 o f Hayti, hiving been received into•the service taut only eighteen or twenty miles from Tarregona, 1 insolent abuse which the Netispaper we have Men- ! wit lon."sighe of her ; we supposed her . Essig American' frigate, and she was steering N. W; to he thit :.f •Christophe, the.Bleck chief of St. Domicgca; in by the peat road, and a few miles further by ono- ! _, , th rown .1... k... 5• Pat r iot s I. i that cape' city which was a lucrative one; for it.wobld 1 . trotted, h as der rote, by which cansen can easily pass. On ! ti ' 1 ' •• • • i beehown by the oath of the present Defendant him. . th.. sth or tOth, the arrival of Marshal Suchet at . try contains , because they:lo44d moderat e the tone ; tastltz, from w h ence Lord Wea.I.IICoTON dates his self, that he, admitted having received from the Maio ',..ticia was made known to me; his suet force i a general exultation o. us 'to , reduc e to reel and lasidispafch, is Within three leagues of Pampetuna. - ! tiff, remittances evade by him to this country, to the w,„ mbar perfectly ascertained, but from the utter - ' permanent bene fi t thane temporary advantars which i On the 15th inst. John AP Donald and James Wil- amount ; by his own acknowledgment, of 9XL,0001. amounted ;to a sum vastly tx4eoce. reeelted from Valencia , he marched from i of ~ Ifinnsoe Mick *et* executed near Edinburgh, in the ;. thaugh in • fact they I seem to drive theinconaiderate to a f j"Y • presence of a vast concourse of people, on the spot ;more. The Plaintiff's .wife was aee,teetres of re. tio•a et' with nine thousand men, and certainly in the t more calmly, participate W e as cordially, hoget where ' hey , perpetrated the robbery and . murder of L - I • -- • *betty, who had had eight ' children to the Plaintiff. evert"( that ;dappled the power of drawing great ie. • in the pleasure of every military acquisition,l William Muirhead . M'Donaldwas not more than ll n th e e her itt;'ercernents tolls army. i a coerce o profession she must hare • I'u three Corps must be added, 0 , body of 1000 . or discomfiture of the :rimy,. which .is likely 20 yetis of age, and Black only 18. - . . I e...:. i ...v.. exposed' to tem p tations which usually cur. The body of a eskidie-oter women -was picked up ; teen, which had previously arrived at Tdrtosa,.,and, to lead tea safe sod heineorible peace; *e Weald round terlies who dedicated themselves to the stage. in •he Paddington • Canal - on &terrine bet wi et Loa. .1 r -A- e i.• : 3ri ul Ler corps; independent or the garrison of two qualify the tone of exulterica.and transport, only t 7 • , _ . ;An most n t.mee, many examples of extreme i mi i don and' Uxbridge.' There weruno marks otiviolente, - had 1 - there exhibited; thousand five kindred men, who had arrived •at that the benefits wbioly suet' otourrencee offer to -I.,rida. These corps, which lam sure Ido not - ' . _ . Quite body,and in the pockets of Abe de w , never any woman us, may not be tnrown away or lost by the sell*. t 640 nose atter, o nd a direction to her resilience.' exaggerate, amount to twenty thousand five hundred . • d a h _ character for passions, or resentful Ma nee' t ose who baesitkei wii a-Xtridow woman, of the name of Moses , _ Goodall bad. He' men, with which,. in four or fi ve days, Marshal P i . Suchet could attack the Allied Arm if Is Nought Army, y , rule and the resources of the country is their liMeds, ; rei . itedia. a small cottbge. at Paddington. She Ito would bear proper, or avoid au action if he wished NMI more to . Lord .. W Ite.LINOTOY informs Ull , ef the grea t diekoti . seretd to hive met her death by accident. • prove et Of the 'Duke of. Dcentemmee:s• estates reinforce his army. Your Lordship, on the other Cr .....A111111. bad to reach Saragossa, afterbeinglurned! I the absence ' of on - Friday nermight, at .Nottittehate, to the seducti hand, will observe, that I could Seemly bring into a t Logroeo; forced in haste to Tudela (widths, h • *Mali fetched t44),q00t.- The aoction dot} , ems/anted befendaat. the 11.1 d twelve thousand taco, and that the army of bad no t bel ei ts god, as ~u ,: e ~o d i -.,./..'..- e • - e° 6l ••••••••• 0112- to 00001. one-fourth More than the whole rents!: Catalonia was Steed:to give ett 'eight thousand fi ve --- . , Pe ' • •• • - his profession, idiot' in his Liferkhip's foriner dis p atch ) , thee' being •` • • .. iIItIiRMIPTIY. . • - warned evilest hundred,. 'slaking twenty thermione fire : hundred, of, Inia Us brakes tkeyaiwin mot how wet the Beet, • which two British tied teriSpanists divlslone watt at : obliged to crow and recr°l l l till. Pre Iritk,PrOPl" 1 • ; 2liewearve-rim.eorsaiteed Ovary eed acres& ) heeidgi, the perm., *he Col de lisiagaer, sod could note 'eritlttleern, • . bilious This • • noel,. prima* ,Geiserel„.froweeee t 4 . T arasta ayo taa .,Oha j . attee pt o ttheftenke; ; • 'Of nWthe Plaiottir. ~ , n anti I cola kat% Lay lost then two thoosand fire after beieg'clusely kunted by lieht•divisioseef Hellish . Illeetbmika faille ithisausse--at Mit It 11 . -#lioEk. ' P 4 ' 14 ,00 1 6 P ', . . • .. _ ........ , . .; : • . . • ' . • . _ • , . • • - 1'1.W,7 Ft rNfERM AN; • . . ,_• - -,,.........-.... mir owed laaroi l ...nd •to aed brSininish Intsjittry , itn4,:sistrip;iinvi imA,, .. • . , I . - .. • Jiff Liaghtlt --, , legs ' irlimtt corps, sheue"l r a‘e 4 t in tho abo!..ittictsPiitress:• l'im . 4 ' *. l '. 'iiIIDA + .. . • t _ . - ..: , . itsienla a hattilou- erase lerdsobTorety, ender Jos/oat:ft lest to say, COURT OF OHANClatifrlnsm IA . • tg I" 81"1""sand "44 114 " Icli P •lntlf r ii Isestitibi l welcome Fret' '.• ' .. • ' -ll ' AY :7- 11 ARILE " 7 . 4II * E teittE : • `, • • vooPrielpaloomiount- bas . • • usal o, . ~. sent 011ie %itgle,ty andlitaree to tie ftrlttsh connitiin. ' • splints it. consist/I. ' - ' 71 iv mon wkillo g t o g i ve der), In thia'his... Loraahip'a p' *at' lettir,;' .norce - ik,' ` - At the rising of Ai Court this (tat, the . toile, of the ..fsanieh , troops taken of the saccesiless ezpolitaig on the : eastern CiPurcer.Loa gave lodgment on this motion, which, ' . Whig well knows •thnt coast, . by' sa yi ng ., .tuts 11,.• s on „ . mi „,,,,,,,, did: stood ewer, to give the parties in opporrunitf, .tft .., . . ~ I "I" not theesfore hot think hiMself strong' mum — gig -40, Continue ittilet'i": to 968liarrange* ! nt or a mielible ildjultmen " .. . ••,. i T here anevartbd no symntem of oveninmndirient ... . _ 'Peet.? highly meritorious virtue had ittun thl were : but, he ventured to afliim, that nevi '..she t ' had borne a higher ee more •eiminent , emel t propriety of conduct than Mrs. Goo( be ill I had hereentimy eminent performers, n' were C hn o i t ithko inmil itu t i o lb t e hi e s u fa u r n t ee , I :e d ptie wh na o ble " t i ii l l Awes , her hustietvl, and ehereeetime exposed t emed 'artitorttisyd optripifir boy this Wench : - fervdentstl. to -- Attaraer,-,wao,-ay I oightto, ililitiitinvuliarly *Artie -; fence* ef,: flit ' He wee. ,!ele I t metrustal lOlll ea nagellieg,4l f# affairs; the trilfit of luifetase.gavel 1.441, .04111 - I ; ) •el t hat e h o e r f seductive The be. ralessi utast M. • pergola , Mid 4 i