The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-24 00:00:00

.4 Also abounds in hideous eharliaterls in political tarot, in brokers of. intrigue, spies, and incendia ries. When it wishes tp negneiste sincerely with France, it will be menitened iA the choice of the rwgrseiator, Whatever kind of treaty England nrry be desirous of entering into with France, should be founded on justice, good sense, and candour. It is possible to deceive some ignorant Nabobs in OA East Indies, but en enlightened Government is -not to be impend-u Pow." • , • PARIS, Nov. 16. " Their Majesties left Fonteinbleau this day, and entree!' et the isidawor thelbtrilivriss stt ' — the afternoon." • 11 1 MADitin, Oct. 26. Thu novs reel/red. !rota the. of Porto. gal, st4te, they it ataegfies from sticm! to success," The lifigitcur Of MO 19th contain. a,lecr eeitt,, cutporititig the ftench sni re, wohlf.titis *le of the noputplcri of the Simel94 . • (;4P14 . —row— • • . . . pANALrS DE) mEniN4ctl4,lgry. IR. Cologel, 1), 4eau Mikitisk• on by il: Ohli l lit• 4 0 oancocoogiff With Ole enemy i 4 OP *lfi i k t , of Cirucqtei, of which an. siccount is Om in s col. lowing. tiitif 4. Oil SaPetior elogt4 pf titdis . la itra ::-- - . . A . 0 A 1044 E,Nuit.t.pirt:4eloit s ;-7-I iitepitt,torT. ration on the 14th, that, the , otli*,7.- iderahly reiororerd s bud put tisteellehtl 14 plpiloo from Pri: hens, is a dimtiou tounieds the tor[ ti gt Vinton. to, where f was with the greeter parfor the freops 1 wader ay, 4010404 i` bpplailiatigy_;ielt for wit r 4 ' sumo *thineed . p,arittstilvirt **fed' ko oittiti*O? . tries of cirritiry, under the Cittunland_ _II:1/:"Yilito Sardine, 1.1. fratortildes 4.llinie, !tort ill, liisli',VlOndr‘ ' den s to take prat cm 110,44 growofs Of. t h e Sole fled, ; it battalion of ntosketeetti, dtide ,40,.0tt10, lOW of D...Ni09 11 1 1 do Isidro, on hp t hisisf (be . caftle ; avid aritithef of tolottteers s o the ridge of S. CtiStobal. ' . All the troops wilted to!' this enemy with fairness, and spire attxiotta to come to blows. 14 Moot two in tho kftetottou our admtectli'par. i d, ties carts 210 sight '0( 1 . , . qt . the enemy, and et.. ticking them 'with Itt 7 ty, 'drove than heck; and r 090 41 own , • re. The FrenckCeitl maiderS en seeing is , piquet' dtiten in s. reiti-, Ji ma forced "thent with sat till , , *id infautrys supperthig them also with ism • 41/ anion; in consequence' pi , syllicts, 1 iisti n ' , my parties, who fought' the enemy with great ardoer, and retarded his march fu mom titan an hour, At last, however, our troops were compelled to retire ' • for the enemy bringing op all his force , advance d with rapidity against Cifeentess varying his operations aceuvd. ife , to .the positions of our troops. As the position of cavalry was not advantageont, I ordered it ru [isms -on by the toile', acid take post in 'the rear; sIS- at;,* • gitiedirering out flanks, to support any - tsotni . At htibietnight be necessary. It was about fuer in thi . iitternoon, when the' battalion of otiisketeers opened a very brisk fire ou the French infantry ; ihd though they succeeded in driting them back shore than once; yet they at last retired in order'to prevent their being surrounded, rand joined the bet taboo of volunteers ;' for the enerny'S centerline. ing advanced, while the ,fire of their wools Wm not suspended for an instant, he succeeded in ettter,' ing the town on the side of the gardetis. The french cavalry continued advancing on the Side of Cadre- i dondo, while the infantry, supported by lb, CVO! pro, idranced on the opposite stile; doubtleai With a view to tut us off. But onr'eavalry, 'who Ots served this, motion, advanced to meet' that of the enemy, and attacked it with so 'stitch ardour, that, not% ittistanding the ronghriess of the ground, they were not only forced to' itlitiltion their design, bid precipitately fly till thergot tinder the protection . of their infantry. " The intrepidity of our troops on this occasion isas such, that in spite of the brisk fire which was opened upon them, they advanced even up to the bayonets of the enemy. ' On the approach of night the enemy retreated to Cifttentes ; whilst I did the same with my troops fo Catiredundo, in order to Rice them some rest and refreshment, heating '2OO infantry awd 100 horse upon the heights, in sight of the former town. it My intention was to have attacked them next morning ; but though t put my troops in motion tor that purpose, t could not accomplish it, the enemy having fled atday-break, after haring plun dered and set fire to the town in different quarters, wreaking upon the . houses that resentment which the troops of the tyrant most feel upon seeing them selves humbled by 'a few bands of brigands, as gill kelt them ; but bandv, which, tlionalt they treat eonntcmptuously in their buil t :tins, trey regard with repeat, anti fear in the monu,nt of attack 4 84. Ob the morning of the 15th, I entered Cifuen. "les, rind was street with horror it the sight-of a conflagration so Minded. and devouring,' whieh in a shtnt time *OH hese rmleted the whole town to 'ashes ; seine of my. soldiers found every where the remains . of tho codairustible materials :employed to set lion flee. ' • • ...; - " The troops witli which we tooth& on this oacasion amounted to ketWeen 900 and I‘oo : ll‘fontry, and alpot '4OO liurse, cumquat/eta 'by ,* General and awe Colonels. • ' " OUr loss is trifling, while that of .the enemy. , rose he very considerable—as we learn from trust• • *earthy in•rs.itts, that they hate lust more than ISO killed and severely wounded, be4tles twelve horses, williout reckoning the prisoners tint deserters. On our side 1 cannotootice indisidualt s silica all hoe distinguished themselves. " May God rest:pre, ate. - "JUA :MARTIN' IMPEONADP. •' Gogolkula,Stpteui N t TIN E ter Et, I$lU." M Ansi n, Opt. s.—Juseph Bonaparte vett) rued to this city un the 20th ult. after an absence of three tla . r. Ile was in Guadalsaara ; made the titemlaut Salo prefect; ordered the re-establishment et the woollen manufacture (kstroye4 by his so. ecliiios); changed the magistrac/ ; and returned to tdadrill. Neither the caw eof his Journey, nor that of his return., is known. In Ppadalaxara he signed several decrees, as he is accusttund to do on his i either in order to make 4 ;hew of labe l . rionsitess and application to business ? or make it lie l!ilieved by their publication in his •Ciazettes, that he If4vel§ freely ; * l 4 4 1 twea 41494 t!tose ln4oln bilfg iftleall‘ his PIPPIN But it is not he considered his residence at Guadaliaa , insecure; and this is conursued by se to him a few days after at Alameda, a country house shunt akague hajf from Madritin the Toad to thefdymer , flo was Shots ig with- Beitiar4 and sore wontesi . ; *when,' du g ,inner, infutotatton...eintatpeattedly . arrived; that a t , party of Patriots was approaching, and without= tatltitig time tolittisk their Tertigtl,l4 Prosillie, tately setoff for 4laOrid. • , • • iferbas has returned [mai Perth.'' !They say that rift.stsetarea-Wtsial.-onShosities warn the other aispano-Galtic Miniaters, a cireitinltanco which asturill lottis the* exceedingly. ' 1 )? 17Snlastf Oti TOrie, Cori egidor of Madrid,' 14101 Y carried - wilt hies to thi Polace, his two little sons, in the enOrin of the civic guard. of horse, — IOS4/11 BenapertedareSsatheM Innebisitd turning to the youngest, asked him, pointing to 'the little sabre which ho wore, ris- For whit did you get this aabre•p* The young one Innocently answered, as 4tl t r he boys ill sPais would do,to a Sielllar,Otiadoiln. i-- 44 To hill the French I" Joseph wised cie. his • .heel ; snit ghefather l 'all in confusion, retired 'Oda, hetise, to vent his-rage utt dewlap, and ou . hia rants. . `•! CEORGE INDl,,Wftrr SMITHFIELD. -- • • • 140,,au sop . By A ucT4ON, „ , NORTON; At the George len t Weig Sluitiitiel_ i d 9n MON DAT nepi, • I nthbig. Sind at"Tweisoe.o'Clockpricisery j t BOUT .ONE 111,TNORIC# :land SIXT" LOTS. ofAselt-raarlOradarest 'Softie ROPSEft °4 " RNlUltii, a Trafalgar .Sideboard, .prime stgnated. • Goose and Ddire Feather Beds and Bedding, Turkey, Sew seis, and other Carpets of large diewasistoss kfahogany Chairs 'covered witliMproeco Leather and Satin Hair Cloth; Draw ing knd Bed,roota dittos Mlrtars, Pier and Chimacy Glasses 'in Heil gilt •Feriatar asSkid-day Clock by Jamiesea ; Plate, Table and Bed Linen; a capital light Gig Horse and Harness, ad Aliscellatroils Effects, • the Property of JAMBS BI WWI DS, Cabinet-maker and Upholsterer, taken in Lanais Ilea ender the Siberia; :sod censured from his, Residence,. Got : well-sircet Road, for emweniency of Side, nit being permit. -ted .to sell ins ige Premises; coasprising four elegant Foor-post Bedsteads and Uhiors Collies Furniture ; twelve prime seas wined (iooseisad I)9rfa Feather Beds, Bolsters and Patties Field and' Tent ditto t. Drapery and Festoon .Window Car. Weis) 1111* 'Mossy Btonlieb and Marseilles Quilts. The Co. Articlelesimprise Doublomid ismgle BonsouideChoits of Drawers; Wardrobe; Secretaries sod Book-cas e ; Dialog, Card, Rembriske, and Lee Tubbs; Walks' .Work ditto dental and Celluret Sideboards; Ishibelpsny Chairs nod other ditto richly covered ; two Gentleineos r 'Dressiest Steads with Apparatus complete ; rich cat Glass said China; Foreign To.. bleised Bed Linea ; a few scarce Prints and Pa' aor.' • Catalogues to be had - at the Bar of the George lon, and. of the Auctioneer, drones-street, Cosent-garden. Aril 4' -..W fll6l.- •' "MOIIS. Dee. ' $• • • •••. • 0..• • • 1.4 A. ge , 4 !*. ata • • ' O . A O A ' Q....a •e • see.cta.tilhalla . r 114111 . _ Lisbon i 11 9 • t I " NitlClt ST(ttiKti Sti DAY AT ON It 01110 - • S per ceul. Red. 66} aper lent. Codd.67el , • °roman) 441 dss. expressed our opinion, that the col not be successful; and this, ;NSItAL WllO COMMANDS has not the meet's prielturing victory placed al, analthWhad (being such,fe he -isilfhtt •14!0*011 not ttfa s reasenahle ground' for any tilsufi denets in Itiieiceess. $ e has not the . mtatie 1 . Why, 'What, and where tee thositnykno rthisincompara7 tile brother h:edpiatiir alrel'Of ! British, equaler 'Medi squill ttrlldt.ssenati in aumber, thee be weeli.heve hid _the meats, tit his disposal, aed Would biirai managtd mightily ?l if he did 401004 btaisaa4; , But in that case, he could 10 have *tin' a Victory ; could have no success upon his plea of fighting, lie hid ;Of die swans, however; otaa'totst, on any plan of (atheist; • Two: thirds of this loops were-.net That ` is enoigh ) Thor. is no occasion to as`k Ottt`j :ditty !were, er of What natidn, None bit the Barttelt.can beat the Faa!icat with equal numbers.: Asautniegy, `QC Affecting to speak person of the... Satsbre , ifesi sir lOffi4eCCS may be drawn. tigebsst - defensive 'tcm>< Of war in i4nOts4 whit were nevei yet ' esseeelful, If entirely Pollee; laherbeaa ‘, 16 idea isai out combined withster.plitßa stafribbisits'itho soenvrOr i t‘tte•itoirksellt 't et**4ll`rdlPMehlocboll tie *4 of tie " 1144 4inga4: • titett e t Vir ebeer fel !With . our own gay sad peatatO!!hstiit t • sad or oot t. -ire hair/ long sib ittuttsi ways sieee the cc, Weslow--40 speak arrived, held! the' line. et - that potation: from thel'27hatio.i -4bateisi remind 'OOr'litatatra of 10 si~d. 'fiCoVilds to . the • ,glad of -the Timis . , From . . tptlltest ii4enaive position Of f isr toold.,War.Lt G. liax to the lisst of his forlitektittOta• We' have .preiChed this doctrine to him and his-admirers—to him, hi Brother, the Post;. 411;;Cosiiiee, end the .Tioies. We name the Times last, because` it has only ely TVRN;n to thc.woAsvivoso. oil thc‘ ; atoicoca nos. Well how weiO"wi treated ftii ilti ilting affilertlYbyrirrrioseny to ibe,:foiseOt my Lord ,Wo.tisOos tat Mr. 4jititty, fatetiouSly,,. dtwaya , calls .tuitie.ana), iof:the Araz.LisLor -!donee.• lie iiii4l4,ver9 to ` anal!, of our aeaders as read the Dotes (jthey tab s / be many), to the tiestaiittiele pf this .we yearned for Veiellie ;I'o any rime of against us, - or.the &fats we do etpouse t antiqlo love, here we -bowl,. folly—, scrot it to liaising, and satiety. Wlitt t IThallis has reeektty,tone over 10. Mk: . :eister4r.;Yrtilitt,,loy gentle 'Lord of Sibimitiiiss. has this Doses. goes Owlet° the atsloo ' ivy '46, soon ? there to bk . * . little deeeney lei AO !4migisWd• toad testi- sad greater harrintranli Whet! toad ye not snatch Ott, hour 'Wei - 4044 the wEr.s.eeLeee r t n Have ,go Altai witts,.9ik Phfsiciatu How.iglhis? or. • faaftet. - 1 . 155 .. the at got yea Aid have you had 'sagacity to sea-,that hit day is rippearichigig?,,Wo wish (we are lib, speaking to our readerq, tro could copy Eine . whole . .of the note article of this day. Yost would nil' longer entertain a hope for my DI siofig.Ofifttir-leu could net—yoe would sit dole soil! Art -SW wM already.dofeated-rlottwould ti4 i fi l iiess- the !Beir.fd.; •• pits 'weak, see *11),,16104,1!—1wa would M A S SI NA, by one Veer :(or bridge, which you please) shoe. ten his Catisinuelcatiotts - with Spain, by one hums dred and forty miles. Wins do you think. of that ? But this not the end of your seeings. , galantie show is alreest endless ;--loot *gait s and here you. shall see 17ASSENA has even opened to himself • the resoorces of Madrldi 4 of Vale and Town - 01 Mantis, is 44 trict it is not known that there are . any " vections or sieVvillas, end to which there owe es' , 66 s ine roads fro. Caste*. :Branco as any In .Eng. " land." Well-I bat-you are not tired with look ing we hope, for' the limes his more yet for you! By Fiel4 l lig the,2 4 eieves the enemy eve also . 66 enabled to draw, supplies from the richest tract, Poriegal (for its extent), lying on the north.' batek.'. of ,the. Tagus, from the Zezere, 4 1 . 1 ,-Psinhelit to two leagues beyond ilbramtes." Wt do you Think of that; for a Marvin:, •YeLlit • 'net •,•that 'lucky 'fur them at least ? Aye, •Itted ., e' surrounded army .Aa army (bit dtail not ay ground but what it covered. What a change in human events: But, thank Gen ! we 'May all expect changes ! We, in our. turn, may expect them ; and, when they de. come, they must be for the better ! But, Reader, we have not shewn you all that the Times his &hewn to its. Listen ! or, rather: IQ reserve the metaphor; , leek, on, look again, atid you see.-.something merit. By this possession. of .04-leneee, the whole austere' of the oar will be cheere r ! sad he who had no ground but just enough to 'ONO . histermy In, "'wilt be placed in the ,note stsfrantagcoui position; and if he receives reinforcements, •the maintenance o f one station thrones the winter must be a subject of continual apprehension Well well !be not irspatieut,thesconea areshiftiag still ; and if y4)011%11° bad so mach.of the wonderful as to produce nausea, • we do not know your remedy —we would spare you, bet a tho That; *ill not have it so 1 This is! hard oil you. because lately, very lately, the ITFic; ctla s lnil Of lathing Out prOsperity Ia all your affairs...oi —.of your beii out help from to /allow all ing.„ ? the trifling of sugar—you deal beside i ft)i producing prod Wi were comp( Portugal, and b All this you wet ' ll 4 this, to we prognosticated tog %all rapture s sorrow or burn $ eutddats, .is 0104 'We Milt this. We tried and in time, your evil day aside, administeriglg only to dash beginning to drink There, yen were • must be satisfied And now, lopi ,1,9119F-4IMISENA 11110111111it1011 ) your 0. calm le changed, *A from the easy, ni *arse of things i t ylier '' tbat 1 You ou ; but the . You co lific;a;; You co davit. , God there I .And no Alias all your... s " , Thieta)4o ihi " Aral, It les. 0 6 be sadarit,itel. 64 . &sit every . 66 aua s 44 hay ) LOCO -66 famine : . possible 6 4 Obset74 &Ist,. " the Zt:Zete : 4 6 various flm " not foam trade 4 4 UM of the ' . ... • 4 ' ter smeary _ , g calloti *OG44 " lids !tit tliee' 46 , oft his do*.itiim " . ..I ktic , “ :tholi e k s ot 6 - 6 iiiii)4l l 4* 1 , 0 4 . rti " b 4 P 1ir4 , 44 0/ 66 00044 if " soning, It' We are weary and now, we . Tinier, tismiliiiit before you, ot some a tot kiri, tairiiiis 'fltw A *ui POMO it. you are Weft* danger I .. In consequence JISTN'S the Physicians mittee of the r in order to h hes been atWeepaed The follw this day FONTAININLIACF, Grace of Gf and the French, federation of Confederation, Article of February, the rope, Ore where would oaccuarily Rome; upon eons Worskii follows : Art. 1. The Palace et the M augmeatati ;tree of the 11 J 1! purchase . Mt. 2. The Palace during Art. 3. Ow the execution (Signed' (Signed; 11(.1e - ureatde ' FRANIC pow pormil the brigaade The grAa4 driven from! tered them. trio to oe srishetli" et ' of that town, is that the neighbouring towns take similar tneiatrats'...(Joqrnal de l't Ner. n.) - • - • !lit ST , improbablfstit . . lira Ili expresseJ ou 1 lailAaara 1111 ra t 4, st p wouli not be sl r who h "P" ed becaiies -the GINSaAL 19110 i le, yourselves able, Ile tii r k: s pia l"e4ll22l.lglll.94r°slPeContisse.ntu ,Y°Oare echiftewh c : 1 your Colonial Ighedquantity o consolation, I s r p ittlyi completely swallowing e doing ! And to be called hem.. r kib e eti: 9 :BlBilnio t d o gsmi Ine h agbrs a rtn t :i ittceniotlfilnhemeesaf avtoelptclPl:lyoraus:focleitikudinwuregacidel:nyedfoilaresneu6Pzilt:telsrap.:4l:l-1. tarilirio:ttlie°:.:tosapwoiitttestivials.afre. advr.l.‘.ecoatusapidaytagoltslyt!okiiirtt‘fiititiltas, i t a : t ly i°:n°°° ;re a r nd : a ltd uags . licg l it cleae-eu'll::1 To Not d ote 4 .4.te . Soar fears ar i, hi 'tbit psi 'might be prepareit the Times t • ° "fled yo I it /all, 'VW tiled!, while mere drink of it, we arc not to hlatin rere with the Timer ; and now od with the Tinsesi Mercy on yuoi IA again, at see what is !till t EAU tray starting I That was yoit OW hope, your happiness. But sec 'aged, independent_ of any miracles, asy, natural, permanent, and culinary 1 sgs in Portugal. How can you tell will say. Why we don't tell i " 4}- 180 rh f ca n i 4: g ams p i s a d : : out (taps 11 before ,e Times will, and pray, hear Ma ought to know all you hate to 'ppm, pught hot to be longer kept in the knee!" you • hare been long molt now, the Times comes to release yo mistakes. lilWrprivations sustained by Ma'am e. f. u r nd it er w s a t: .ipassaai who has 41 cabin keeps two !isitart .these oxen are fed, octal sd grain...lndian' corn chiefly? Is 'sable . under such circusifluctsf Ise, that the enemy will, by yolit e, be in that part of Portaial AM, I perishing towns have been . estahlista, trade et cointraerp,.bet flom . the 11 ”: 1 # 41e4 PS 1 4 4 g .4 0 ausioasii try . 1 4.1,0 1 42 , 04 . A s t.ssifnctektiliki.l4lltettlintisie , lanci . tieriosiatilY . llool l Orn•priiirOx isselintents, talta . . .„ . the poeral condign , * iikatl43s ea • ular • 4'44 . enterprise IlhilitAthia [eland so 'Platted and seceuragleg. Its lit pereforas, we anPinael If then Is esi iihnteter tisaipteceding title of rca. is LordWal•Leatleron's polky trivia." ry of tortotaunteur geadeSeada re lune Inlnthslf of t What paitsfoitty *nil this lad pit( merely In' Otder to gine the latent 1 ' mine, and that the consul may 1 ; //4, ought, rz etitz As O re. iiiimaAtilriiirt OF ova arms Litriked r i , ws itgadef, idle" wit* ill 418 e fat) : 1 1t l e * , ' d i ° . s" • gnaw of the continuance of his M ess, it has been thought adtissbis ens should be examined Wars a C e Privy Conned, on Monday oast; insure a full attendance,. a WOW Wrested .tosteqr, I lVicobar . ' fie?i 4 C 4erlizt N ett siituan, Now. S.--alepadlllalt blr GQd .ud the COostitution, Emperor I? King of Italy ) Protector:of the C of the Rhiee, Mediator:4 the S don, See. dtc. acc. cousidxrieg the the Senatus Consult:oh .of the stating that there sbeuld,bklirepvitt palaces.in.the oiagresu,issaysa of the he might choose N reside, and that emmarily be one. at Paris, and tee Nan the report of our Minister of rship, we hate decreed, 04 do dons Ile Palace of the reveal Parb, slOl be tbe c 4rebbishop, which' will be embellisbeti ad otiun in 'domains and buildinp , agreeably to ov . IQtb of February last, together wills tic f e of which watt idle rell OY inw thes; le r t ais rte. 3 !ha Archbishop of fa* s 4;:y iryl tbe tuna that it is anceessisied b 7 tale Par: our Minister or religion warship M ehaV on of the fent'lll Pecife• )),APOLBON. • d Dak l !t.i, ? llwpire. sit• Duke 11°41'4 ;rosy,: Nor. Gran. purg ed tho Stila go stanstadt has a ats and reibbecti that i nr C sted isluut Palk* Of fraukfort has P had 'oen his dominions th o bri g ands who ti - - . . . _ •11311,1°11 THE STATESMA it- . sarustatairi WOVOSWIMA:II44 •• STATE Ofrliti'lliMlfitilliTATlV" • How it Oh rwrrt e lTY:#7 , .. i rTO" e r i . • • fire called spun: tic his lash so called uptift; Obtiatiollo "aid fir at of theli own drained purses ; they iiiab been so exhorted;! With Ae dtkof terrors: amid coeriloos ,to..balek .eziortation 1 They Were loyal, and ire loyal:: Never was nation more so. Well, then s llo., theil feeling repaid I Their Mutriacw is 111;0* 091 i melancholy iilness • and probably most too Their anxiety, springing out of thlt digit( voted 19114.(4k, by .itts way s be it most ugly said, would hays • iNwil a iitithout cultivation), but their anxiety oks :this Old Occasion h -Witted with, by blind Billeting on One and faiti eated Newspaper aceouhts. Titet swell, know nothing of the fact, of the degi of Isis MA. atbTled Maass, nor of the qtitstltY'it 'MI pro. bable duration'. Is this a fit cellars f9t Artily, that his. tostiortiy to best bia• )ruts up siaiNe lik*; l ol4i4 Theist leliaatiima ;Ps 4,414iital chaeactos of tisis.ginis44.'but .;,11054 11 4441061 Y by those astiSibti'tb-day, which itit ti feivied C0404: 4 ,44:4.0 31 NY... • 41 Orindsor Castle, 1149113.0041 . 4dit #. 001 4‘4 1 ,0 t 4 'US MAirstv's fe‘tbr , kat coutinvedossidlit. pished throughout the day." . • • ef . P4*** 14401stv t e passed 4a9pt, w hipp e t ' lnv Omi;liis fusee is suot- 4 1paismailhis , miffing." • • • I • This morning we rOCrived difllbltolleriailifft• mouth ;..... . - • tit: Arrived iheAiiilborough packet;tia ' 4 ",sittik !, " Mails friiiiii.jihinc,ieven day. passage IWO, f 4 from the army. eviti thing remaining tkeesitwal if .per . last seeounts. Abaut 2000 , &Minim , 'have' ft landed from the transports- and mat Of wpr in 0 To g as ' aid jolted Lord Wem.040.14 1 ! 19 1 , 1 11 ,..,i.' On the euitjiMt of war affairs in Portage!, ,* mip' with* light and cheerful heart might . :Itrits till - ltii, heart ached, if he had ':o,y pity forintekisid, any., concern for Engisnd'e Wei" 'wr helnetor.—.-- '46 We have (says Om Times) ',already shown ' , Ass liselluatiorn, of our °L' it: to, be in fa.. •!' your of the 4411 success al the British Ar.. 66 my, because the General who commands it 'f . bar, 4:0 every fair calculation, the means of of .poloripg Victory placed at his dispq,sig : and .9 thisotoquestionably, is a reasonable ground for Li ptir tunvictiutt."—\Ve (maiming 11 174 F 5-raTts ara:9, fitter icing silico 4 !p4 fiuu4 thy befinalag)