The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-10 00:00:00

war Cygnet, with a' number of transports, contain log taw 191 dragoons, :the 211 battalion of the 41st regiment of foot, and recruits, as welt fir the dinerem segiments in the cotiotryi as thr *age. M.. 0 rott's, the 13th and 89th regiment 4 not vet arrived. On Friday, set off from this garrison, for Upper CaiLada, AO of the artillery : on Sunday, six com panies if the 103 d regiment; and yesterday• the, wester part of the ‘2tl battalion of the 41st regiment,. with re,•ruits for the different regi ueisfs ;who've. • NEW VO I:1: AY 26.s—The frigates United States, Commodore tU r ; Macedonian, Captiqn Jones; anti !bract, Captain Biddle, have goals. to au throo.to the Sound. . A small expedition, of about '2OO men; landed at a British post at the head of take Ontario, . tool: the stores, burnt the publia bUtIOROgc And re- I - . - tu: . ned sulety. ynxnru Exeserriori.--10n the .1811 t) our lake 006 Ila left sarket's .liarbeu'r on ectiese expedition, prollaiAy for Newack anil.Fort. George. Important news from that quarter may be ttity.expeeted. t We have been favoured with a Laos* iron) steams po!deni in Jerrnyn-street; containlngsinne jadi t . ;.. &us . Ito - narks uposs the. fate Victory in Spain, • *hie Is shall have an early.intertion. • tristirmy Tau Ex.sm, in reply to-a Letter signed * .4.1N91,1 1 5, in the. Pacarniner, shalt.isloo appeal- the stepflOrtanity. . • ..• • . : 4 4 ?i,1iaa's,I d etterfroin DoistkjA TA vindi;otion of „.. I. LOITLCIRC I I and the 4 t ro'c Seamen, is .listpsdce far pub:Mallon: , . • . .S.Ts. Mall. —. . 11 0 fl ab 's .. , eli land' • 1 ' Coranext PRICK Of . STOCKS I:111S DA T ,AT ONE Q'OLOCK. Batylk .., • 3 p& Cent. Red. 56L1 ludic Bonds _par 1 d Exchequer RIM 3ld. .-• 3 per 4..eut Cmn. 5,14 Ditto lid. 2 5 p 4 per eriltb. 71i te Omniurn 51 5 b per Cent. Nal • 1 2 6 . 4 Consols for Acct. 57 !I Long. Anti. 14 2-16* Lottery Ticitets Due . .7 THE STATESMAN. LONDON: . , • 1Q; 1813. • A Carunna Mail arrived this morning, bringing Papers to' the 4th instant, from whitir the following are the most important extracts 1 , - 7 ' ConuaNA,_Jumi'3.-4y an . extraordioiry coo rier, Who ,arrived here .last night, we are informed , that on the 26th,- the Lord's head-quarters were In rcayea, near Pampelana. • A letter from Valladolid, dated the 270 ult. • states, that our cavalry, under , the orders of Conde de Peiiue and Don. Julian, were within 16 leagues of Bayonne. • • .;.- , , COMUNNA, JULY 3.—Yeaterday at 6 P. M. ar- Fived, era couritr, an Etigliih giAtltlinan; with let - teri for the. Colonel of his Britannic Majesty in this place, written half a league from Pampelona ; he • Matrithat that city, • the garrison or which consists' only of 200 men, is besieged; that the Lord is snatching. to Jnca, frr,the purpose.of cutting off Su : that Graham, with two divisions united, and Senor Girton, with the Galician army, were pursuing ' the FrNiets, who proceeded towards Sayonn e , and that our troops had entered France,. .• • rrt out the walls of that city. I'he allied aiictie, has also pasied the Xucar. The Corunna Pap ers est i mate d French at from 50.t0 40,000 mea.iit . . . . [remit inn `CORMINA tAistft; Ittqls catolimi4, Ammo 7. - • CIIIEFSTAPF. pr s .,4PANIARII,4— . .Tbi fort: of. . Ssn Pklippe, neat (Auer, .surrendered at nine in the morning of this day, to the division. which besieged It, composed of two English and two Spanish divisions of this army. garrisen; consisting of ahout 115 men; 11th 17 pieties arillery of different calibres, and a goon thy beeffectsof every description, is in our.priar. The Genarat-in-Chief has . the .satisfaction of an nouncing to the public this '.ha p py succtis of the Combined Armies, the influence of phial is of the greatest importance and consideration for future operations. ti F. X. CALAN,IS. We . have extracted from the Ifalifax Papers the particulars of the action between the British 'frigate the Shannon, and the Atneritait, the Choespeake, in which, After a smart and sanguinary engage/Rept, the latter was captured, aftee her torment's", dip. tain LA:gtitlVE (who ba4,.some . shott disttninfilted himtelf .in the *ffak . .ot the,gerfictY, had been killed; together with . some -4 his Officers, and 'a great many men. This action, so highlyo the honour . of Captain Beep:, cairies . an. air .of: • grandeur and ,sublimity about it. • It *lnds. ns 4.1 ,the engagement 'between' General STU Ayr and the French at Maida', where the combatants, 'fixed • bayonets, marched to meet each other with•a sting froid and determination which Commandsour respect,: and suddenly engages our anxiety and 'our sympatlry.. The consequence of -this little sea combat' may he much greater than usually follows halta,score desul-' fairy victories. It will moderate the imposing ardour ()Vibe Americans, who vainly imagined that en their brows were to be placed the laurels which N* had been gathering by her maritime exploits for isi century and more. This event will put a feather in "the cap, as well as a wreath on t'he brow, of the victor, for which he ma . ) , be justly envied by his bro ther tars. But while we give way to,a patriotic fusion of joy on this occasion, we cannot help .re newing those fears which we expressed a few days ago • for the ultimate fate of the two Canada's. The inhabi tants (originally French), but loving commerce better than war, do every thing they can to testify that prefer- ence to peace. They even express their dislike ti serving in the army by the side of the savage Ini.l dian. The American soldiers give themselves up I. discipline s itti more acquiescence, and will in pro. cess of time, should hoitilities . .continue,_ acquire a relish for military fame. • It will have been seen what an ascendancy our enemy is likely to have on the lakes, which, as we suggested some time back, is of itself half the battle; :as far as a battle on the River St. Lawrence mai' Influence the war in the• North of the United States. , ---But free'. the tenor of. the first and greatest' part of the Pant ostrr's Speech, which we gave.yes terday, we may 'be allowed. to hope that a corm - lading diir . If mind - Cabinet will .posi._ , 9o) AiliL . cur The,Geurier from Castilla his likewise arrived, and i B P°' 'g - `meet Mr. MA DISON ' S , and p u t an - e n d t o a war , brings letters from Vittoria. Among other various - intelligence the letters say, that.O'Farrel had sur- 1 which we are warranted lit saying; must injure both parties (though perhaps not exactly alike) proper • redeem!, that many of the French party had been] • tional to the period of its duration. taken - ,1 mid also that Barcelona was besieged. ... i... Still the result of the important expediti o n, o n . lit; tutus, ..lurtx 23,—We . kave received the'glorines . . . which Sir J. MURRAY was detached from . Alicant, . ae.co”; of the complete route of the F r en c h,, hi e ; remains unktic.w.n. While .on the one bai u l, by a leaguus from Vittoria, by an Officer belonging to'l circuitous way, we have a repttrOtf the General's Cen. Gestates, who received an hasty letter f r om:i • .Gen... Of 'the battle which are well known, says, Clron.' The writer, after stating sonic parti-th!!!"g landed , and actually taken ' Tarragona, ou ' eulais I which typed we cannot rely ; the latest French news . 6 ' 6 , Murillo", division. pecfonced prodigies of valour, ' says nothlng,more on the subject of his having been defeated before the place against which Lord WEr,- setting an example to the Allies,* although. with the LINCTON had sent him, and obliged to re-emba r k • loss of 600,. and be himself wouilded,'tlissagb'aot.i • "ad. 1 Conga's division else acted admirably:. ' with a loss of nearly one, third of hii army. •Tho ' ' Se;sePh l who easitaillied In thia7denu, 'Jed . from real state of the case will soon be known. .. • 6 • Vlttorta. on horseback, 'il qua'rter of7an. hour. before From the assiduity vejth which the rumours of a Attirostiige#titercd.asitltAttsgea4A4Attsixgons !. proAablit. Rad sperm_ fin the continent at 1. ! Y cretin's. The English. \Stated. its ! h it spread in Paris, it. is plai n that Bon.seinit is Ir _ , army eonn its march in the first place upon Pamptduna, pursuin g by forced I/tar:hes the enemy ;' and'our Army of Galicia upon jrutt. The letter adds, that Terra4ott had been taken and Valencia evacuated, (.;1:4111.1.Gr.711A, JUNE Il.—Senor Elio's army, and that under. dye-I:juke del Parque, which Will, to. gether, amount to about 30,000 men, have met in tionalty fallen vii.3s pr. cenf,.. To this....conditiojt is our paper currency arrived, and to - this species 4f reasoning and honest conclusion (which common stag done, 'however, ought to dictate) must the regisliral ' tore of . the'iOuntrt come, or we are undone by Oki cae_3 alone.. WhO thinks and . reasons, imisee.f! hailjw cali suppose any other remedy tor. this crying. evil to exist, thou returning to the ancient standard, this resumption of cash payments at the Bank. Bat then conies the question , how and when this shall be brought about ? The Bullion Committee Were of nion, that it might be safely done In Anb yeas ? . rtorr L said he saw no reason why it, might „mot - bi'done in two ',dais,: so it appears • to..tp.. -Why is •Mr to be IvOiarded • for a part Bank :, • , . _ 7 NitrArrit i g44l4/0C - , • . :.•• • . , . . DtAi, iut.Y9.—Arrivo iistaßessien ship of o k . Orel, and his Majesty's ship tConerali, from u t Fleihisip—Caree doww frontAltotiairhis'Mej eltrg ship 1411.0), sad the Cheletati,,phSpon, and re. . : Pontsstotrsw, Jctaar o.—.Aitsatfiie Pertld aß from a eruise.,sailed tds Majustyiii67o4 with a convoy for the . DOWIIII. 4 .1 , P1.'1101;1114 ^ Sot.Tl 8.- 4 4011fret.•tfai schoynets .noel Berke, CaptiOn .4gebenft*n; fro m bierlistOwn, bouiid to prince,..copttirld by the li d. jefiffigito'4l4,6olol4,4l•ol of war.LSatied the DtiHin lima Of wet, to joie the-Channel fleet. Payne:yaw,. JuiT his-Majestp rut ir. t • Sykits, Lieitenrant Pais,' with dispatches for Lnrd WetlingtOn.—The fleet which tailed yesterday in sight this morning, itan4l% to the southard.- _ Arrised off this port, under spanialt eoiours, 'from 'Cadiz ! ' a ship, formerly the..lWrice 4afelphut packet. .-, - : •.,- it. The Prince Ernest pulses Ins . raised at l'al. Might pay gold ititli • O'ne hand, .and bey,if . stp With 1 with a Mail frtnnfeitsain in tsar d , To flys. Mail not arrived - at the Postlitiftfici... Thue Conveyance mouth, their notes through. the other. Let the Bank, whets is supposed to *bring . very IdfrAnt Information from concern it is, see to that,: and take the'consequence. ° They will losu.somethios. at first, but things would .• i the Mar q ui s of W e l l i ngton. ~. , soon find their level again ; end, that great Company_ Would as sooia' ,up their'lass by their profits AA - 4114 . qategleur Lsnflendsrry to _ hiew ilieramda, • cleigetiti v irapno waa.takenAtbaltilwaatir-itteenhar To ? ijsbuttla, WA* rakee4AmelelkiwriveteeK The nek",'ltotlieti, frona' . P6ol;',li taken by an F,A.meriam,iftiviiteer iw theVatliket St. Lawrence, I And burnt ; . The - i t aastei mid keit We -arrived at N lP r . 9 ,o lll r d ' -.6,- Sake . ._ .vs 3 by ~..-tr pi t r Oinking, llndilitt Whet*atonal coneernt i &evil.... •thetY.ett SO.Well - paid. ' If vre were *to 'receive a huij.' i-dim guineas for a hbadred and 'five pounds in notes :- 1 le -morrow, we would dispose of them again the 1 ... t iteit 'thy • oethe nett hour • (a ft ei the novelly of -eta.' '• ,•, • ' lJoying their•sight had•got!e off). In short, it' would be a hardship, because it would be is •ioisi - to- ady • person-- to be.-obliged to keep any naiiiity of.i . . —_ _ 1 Specie in gold or * olive!' by: him ;.: an t - 'we hare . ' A _,_,,,_.' , ' , 4itme , - ..,_ i wondered a thousand times over, that`: a whole' peo... ( ;VNsIsTORT ccallirt...„1)01*01111! 001111E0iit. . La . ••• . pie could bran blind, - or so bewildered' abont what --• ' ' - .• •• - • •••• •' •-- - ;• tit'Vtat, foltwattr..T elems, littb. YALAXL.7Ir CALLED appears to uc so plain. All the evils which Might be - ;:tira'rri t Abaritit - yratta: luppoied to follow the change with respiteto the Tbia-4.sti . n isr . - oceeditsg,oms •— . Instance of Strati examples given, Wndillustrations set fortff`by Lo . ... T vies,..rortnerly _ Dee. lie,. 44.,reented wife of Mr. LA untnnatc, will only be augmented longer dtlierring, George ram, of- Earl-atriset r -BLlckfriars, against him,.to annul a fact of. marriage that had tal on cash payments. We are glad to sce the Ntiblit Lord 'proposes to discuss the subject fully next ils.lloo...__.lplace hesister between the m , fhis former wife. on the ground of affinity, s h e i o . But of all the enormities produced ,by . the antsatakt,_l4t% t 1.., The relationship of the.two. wttes was proved by state of our currency, the greatest ii that wistelk, Certificates of the marriage ~of their father and tuo. Lord L.'s third Resolution embraces, Vii'.iter ...tber, and of their respective births, corroborated by showing that in 1798, the charge for interest gia i e.ridenca of their being **considered by general re- Exchequer Bills, was 375,4561.; • ind in' 'fillff; ~- - ' The marriage of Mr... Watt- witb 'his :two wives 1,835,3691. ; the Noble Mov- , r revolve* . that this great ' . 2 was also proved by similar evidence anti -the con .pute. . and inCreasing. sum annually paid - fur the porpo*e of being thus clear, and- no opposirtots l otiered on h is obtaining Bank paper in eichange for Government part, . ... . paper, 'appears to be an improvident expenditureof t . . Sr. W. Sctirr .pronottiscettlte-latteir marriage nail the public money!! There is net I peritty ptitAaase ;1140.i 0 1a tinder the Castors 1, 8 4w,. i ., : politician who"cannot see this fact in a tight el f clear i"4-,.• •• . • *COURT OP KthIGI9IIBACK..fOrm 9. as she sun at boon-clay, and:yet the lagers:ow' *: . !- - -•11Arcti•;( - ; • awf 1 . 41%1tP00L endeavoured li trace the. effects •t eteas-1, , •• •-- • SITI3Sai AZ liMillidaiii* ietrait 2 W l: .:* . . . . ..-s, . plained of to different Causes ; o . canoes ,, a*, Lord I • • The tondoit. Sittings commenced this - moroinc, but the Paper of• causes 6ontilned no cause of welt IIoLLANo observed, witiclt-ure inconsistent with facts moment, and hie Lordship gat. through this at a:. and inconiistk-A I vith.one another. This discerning early hour. . Nobleman observed, that the argument's tried by Lord .. . , • ‘ rDWARbS F. Owatt. livearoOL were applied to the assignais of France. 1 liir..Torturcs said, this -was an adtion brought Fey He could not conceive how payments could ;be ef,l9a. Attorney of Angiesea,:in Wales, against another fected in a readier way by a l'apffr Currency Batik i Weishiaan, who lived also at a place, the name of . I gold, except by defrauding the public creditor. which he could not venture to pronounce. The - .• , ' • ,-, ' action also was but for the sum of ti. I,os. but the m=e==wriveninan . . . Welsh were a very high-minded people, and tiler?. By the • circumstauce of. no House havin g been foie the Plaintiff- chose to try his cause in London. .• .. . - demand 2 - •FV:-.NOTELLIZOINCE. . . .. made in the Commons yesterday, the prorogation of ..-The. subject of the was for attending to Parliament will be postponed for three days. .' ' snake some abstracts of deeds which the Defenchnt Yesterday morelag Un Officer arrived from the had placed in the hands of a Mr. Griffiths. To Russian head•quarteste —The partiallists: hart not • proye the ease, a Clerk of Mr. Griffiths was called, transpired,. ,-. . ~.- . - whoslirectly-stated that the Plaintiff, when the bu• sines was done, expressed' himself satisfied with a Fifty horses, and twenty men, from the tie" mi.- good dinner which be had had at the Defendant's ex meats of Life Guards, left town on Thursday tot Portsmouth, in order to embark for Spain. - peoce—and that they . supped together the same night, under an impressiotithat the accouut was lA. We are told in the papers that fifty overgrown - , boys were convicted by -the Magistrates for I fling l ance d . —Pl a i nt iff nonsu i te d . off crackers in the streets. The Pairscx REGENT let off cannon among the mob in Pall-mall, and yet he t . . .. MINORITY has not been brought before the Justices. Is this Against the.-Bill, wftich pu4tpunes die Regulation of theAtme• es en.handed lam 7 .• %am - re-peet to Sailors' Money in the Conn ut' AdmiraPy. Al u i ltilaftr.r tt . t t),?th ?f , the µTeat rt itegistrar, Lord Arden. s The Chesapeake has not arrived at. Plymouth, hit itE T tu re r r e or A y n , t ma y ..l l iorner: remains at ilalifax_, whither she was taken by the &cis • S:i7b, Robert Shannon. The N ora . Scotia American brig'of war,. calkert, Lbarlei. J . : . ,11artin, lleary Smith, John captured by the Ulan/alone, Captain BcanETT, is the,. .. . . u w l l ll )4 l "'" e Flr ten sfi - I l'ellen. • zn . es . , estlo t ,. vessel in which Lieutenant FnKINEa arrist , d, whq,l, -,. , . . . brought the account of the eaptere,of the Chesapeake , - . -0- , -. -'-ants W4i,t.teand . E.Ajcttree, of tht; ,Vvreilen;; ... trus_AlLtsi 4clri. liv nts Kendal to so naliami. distihgnished theMselves in,Alsei ij, Varsuf J. 'iirKing's - - 1411.044 - -- ' . . .AP, in a ~. -.... gallantly •. .. - 30 % ir,bx, In ! '.`"‘,",-; . state of great anxiety, as to the effect the iiiissitUde ' atilt ) ° , it et Yell 8 • • •• on, egatest.Jonex ._ . Louie! .tVittilda As . ke . x, * lerday Orothotedtothe rank of COM. , , ''' ' -:'''' ' I Res Date,•antik ',mamas filacklan i for conspiring • minds . menders • • - ' • • - •. of• Spanish affairs may 'have on the of the L 7 it • a _' f sleety .teirccuse.o.. JOHN Itanci, wttlets capital le- French people in general, but particularl y on the 1 , hal of 'the S teeds, fr Het:Cilia ' ....4 • the arr h r / learn, th e ' l . flay • and for:hiving, in.pisenincaol their conspi- Minds of his enemies in the *North. ... . which she left °wave 7-t •o Jane, we a at. - * _ • • ' • rack . , .f0vti1 ... .,..-a- hi . li, of ivtdietninit . against M . r. Km: : I her departure' Admiral WannEn was. pcepnrhe; tu Through the Paperi - brought by the Corunna Sail with a force of three. sail of,the *line, • four,,fri- and othoq, for housebreakingt, in the day time, alai Mail, which arrived this morning, the.perticulars of; .tg'iles,ket. • caused Mr. KING to be appreh •ON a warrant five sloops, thr ee transpor t s, end...A. : roc . which will be found above, we are informed that t ` sl ope • with 3000 troops On board, for the purpose of . firt ) eutlerl eu stud, indict 8;. - 4 ' • ".... ..‘Yo . haye been curious enouglr, in . consigeenee of the kin a dorn of Valencia, as well : as part of, the : Courier arrived there on the 2d instant, with the in. : making . an attack upon %line part, of the American..., p would e . the pniverttul_eemar.ke upon-the merits of the Dirt; at allied teoians. These garrison all the castles of this formation that :Lord WELLINGTON', head-quarters t. It was supposed that an laitem t b Stade upon Haiti e. • - -' : • the Surrey Theatre, taanqeire the particulars of the • plea!, as likewise Ali ca a . F rom the l a tter place, were at Orcayen (written in some maps Orquitt), His Royal Highness tbe PRINCE REGENT is slic k .. .. 1 ~ .. i • •-i motie.of treament, th e. style:of hbettalalng, end the 'en *expedition lately . sailed, c o ns i s ting of 19,0001 near Pampeluna ; and there ,are• letters frail, Valle. to haiwi written, to the' Marquis of m e t Linsnest,mil true pwint of sagacity w hich may he !mist ett rot 0 : : ..,. •. Spanish 'Ash and English Infantry, and 1500 horse. It is dolid, stating that our cavalry are = within sixteen and after ' expressing himself in terms of, the hitiliost. Ai lithl. .Itt the b r at' i ns t a n c e, he• dale., eon, 1 . . • said they have disembarked between 'fortosa and leagues of Bayonne. It is said to be the intention d y that na *verity eff elf , kind' is st:44l ; • 4 gratitude to his Lordshi p tor sass great ac'hieve'let..itts, -l ii. reas,et . her dogs ;• in the' rsd, African ti ,, utc il 'r to have added, that, in return for outtoAtes Baton ... - • • Tarragona, with 18 'pieces of battering artillery, of our Commander in Chief to cut off the retreat of hi s Royal Highness th'oughtlie cotikt • le-S4 la s t, we. helve seen enough to con% ille,o . 4 "g de Mareschal, . and.the.tanse number of mountain pieces ; in conse- Sucnxv's army. Our next ;accounts from Spain b k a most uncommon animal 4, hut we sii rev ea .% .- ) not do better than send him a Baton of a . Briallr q?ence of which, it is evident, that Valencia, if not I will, therefore, no doubt be of an Interesting Field-Marshal. , .• .•,. ~. „. ' , packihat a chemicel process has limn resorted t.., to • already free from the enemy, *must very soon be so, nature. . Yesterday dispatches were received from. ;E l Pee.- ensure the effect that has ban) produced. . . In short all•goes Well. • --........:.. . • ' • s•ieh • Lew_ l _whb, with the squadron under his erders, I,‘S . MEMOIL4KNOM • rim ,AteuAvic Cwao•to cocit , vs.- Off *Teuton. By the same ceuveyanoe , aiitiptc,bee CO .tlee'lszoef Julies 1813, ' British *taut* r ow , • , Jungl4.o . ---The entunT i who formed the line in CURRENCY . • op, began to pass des Xucar on the Gth. The proceedings in the House of Lords, on ;hie were4tlao received from Gibraltar, - where, incense... ale,' AS tO muse, thi• Ciesopiake to empty itsel f quetsce of the plague having made - its appearaticralr • litrtill . a*Sisafutorto ---' .. ' ' • * loved army before-mentioned,' disembarked interesting but disheartening topis, last night, must Malta, orders bad been issued. fer,,allitesselsiteming:. • 4 . 1 a -WPOPY. 111 .• G 0404,1111 in; Ralailtan, iing il l e4 1,, not witlistaading Suchet, with 9000, strike the attention of every one who. perutes them. from the eastward to perform the strictest,,leacjip - . fe e r tb• eager 4o *Kik blindfolded-begin hour from I I to prey:4a it. On account of this anti Lord LAUDERDALE's mintier of opening the discus. i i Ti tle. , • • . :. • • ' ... 4 .. ' i Croat to the Berraeks. • He started at 4 o.clor , sons it appear!, they are retiring upon 1 sion is i alfectieg : 4 While,". says his . Lordship, - liil ' - ...- . 6 ' Parliament decides that the Paper,Curreney 'of the • . • ; On Tuesdai - iiii . .artilleiymee at * Woolly - Wit' ;bad 1 ,..1k* Tilet.lay. mnyttiog, anti notwithoateling his roll' • ' his right artivalter 'of; while trying tut expeilmiiht,(rralegtupetsa loading a gun upon 4 new pritteiple.' •Thi Santa daly . 1. 11 .11 11 4 4) • • rated the 'hotelier in MO( the time allot led.— k.4To i day , V:tlencia must be free from the .countr l y IA not depreciated, Jto many Qui of doers :. : '''' ft' ' r Isesth 'Stets ti • when he lest Ida wets bat , ..e. - private belougtag to the , R•eyal..- ppers• . end!, AV; .04 r lig . hedge opporke•to I‘l r. Curvie's .witall• , dic eli me , t l a ya ago tit. co l ours . e g th e Doke can be found to Maintain that °pit:Awn:4. - /r he,Notilni Mi ners was ' fo un d & t rowel ed'. Q piewito ebe •-itilvid i getting iota the hetk , ,e„,•lo.,te• I agninst him: and stilt • ';'• . , Ilts‘t,ttrwy arrived at t, Viceat's fort ; with , . Log gays * ft4so; what we way aafaireonima that-Araenal. .. . - .. I this any adds its his favour hut no take's. .... ! . . ..• ..i. ft .TUNE 14 .this king& The civiabit . Vinato; affeinplNl pt.er ream A rrignis. • 7 IOVO dti 4 , 1'4;3 . . 'l'l 4 lS STATES_ ,Nl4/'_., . _ ...LL e # . 4'. i - _;.. - 1-7.-__:_g _:/ •_.-.. - e t lied' aritty,' Inder, A .ss - POT eudstinist `a Man who will und e rtake re. . - .' „. ' leeks worth three months hence!" . Lord ',Lavaca- the loss of the .D.tte has fonthex declared, what we. ave Jul/flied 1 the battle 45f the has ndt been asserted and ackp owlryleil by leery ... - ' *fan •in the rifigdoni ,' vti.-- 4 that, as' titer ,pridOus : . .. , Op* • .;,-.: , • .; ' ' metals cannot rise o'r fall In relue l ,it ii the 1 i -Awn 19%, - • .now intuit-hated in-their places, which has Proper- 1 __ . t r~•, I