The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-28 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS. T Prtri JuLy 25.--The Supp' the Cu. if Ca, ees of th contains tll4 : leg WI Sage, ce r pectin the raugeatteeei4ol4l6. • s' Grand Vicicr ; •et.t:to 66 OR the I lib of June, old styleOlie qt 0,611014. der.ite-Chief of the forces on tha other Ode •of the Datotthe, attacked, with the army trtulgf his coati maul, the troops of the Grand eise4tovel On the heights of Schismla. After as ob. stitiaty coistattee, the enemy were thiretifatitilite w.:40:1t, and heights, ;nil compelled to retire tualkt the walls of the fortress, with the loss of three statute 4.1 r Colours. • " The Itlght wing of onr army possessed itseitof :a height coverall ith a thick-brake of briars t .whiclt being close to the Turkish entrenchments, seriously menaced 'kern. The Turks did not desist until the approach of night, from their efforts to regain possesbion of this height. 44 Oa the 12th of Juue, the Turks made a new 4ttowpt upon the height with the greater part of theft force. I f ieutentint-General Lewis formed a feud hollow square ow the right, and pukted . tha troops loader Adjutant-Genoral Prince Teubetkoi, la taoliolipr eirarea on the left. The enemy coo. sawed die whole CAt.the day in repeated and despe tate draft. to We k; on the left, inces -411144 suPpPiliat his troops with fresh reinforce men% and the tire on built sides was tremendous , ,tut the victorious troops of • his Imperial Majesty . frestreted all these efferts with distlngsdshed &align. try, defeating the enemy, Red compelling him to re. amemessesm e ...... the within his enirenchmeets with considerable low 46 . The centre and left wing of our army, whiciid THE. STAl'z•Pba— coulo wedertetre nothing of importance against ate' 0---, ` --- - 4 - Turkish entrettchment4, which were strongly for. . . -- 1 LO/s/b0NF 4. ,,,"; i i ert e es - 'h..es7te , --epe—.. . ' ~e.-s'4 4 ' r tified, made various movements is advance, °Gen- ... , : ;,ig t vas.'' ; DA T , Au G orr ze , low ; . " ~. Stoutly firing with their artillery epee the town as they proceeded ; but nothing could divert the enemy DritiffrOfirtltre received yegoftta, Onto Lord from his attacks upon our right wing. About Wats 4 . 4l terromedsoiti_ , Cetutiepe_fhw lidt instants three o'clock in the afternonn a body of Turtaet o phiettett Ily thel f 7/W4i/i/itis;•Of il l orti..tour germ, t o is k.eutbirob ei .towehed at. Listvit °a her voyageleeno.fieli. ca..ky, nearly 5000 strong, rushed out or. tax. ..Portuguese letters and .papata weft ahiftsb. fortress, and a part of them c'earged our left wing !I ts ta t ' t la i n CS kyz tb a same opitior ' tensity Gem aportOloihe in front, whilst the rest endeavoured to tuiiii . by the well-directed fire of our artillery', shill raved Iltb,-Auttom . us! to the 14th instant. "here' 'elanl charge of our cavalry, they were to . 4 . 44‘140111.11111-111111telitt tillage in the positions, of the, feateil, ei , d driven bark upon Sefittrola, -;' Brit/A*11;1 1 :160r . iiis4 AP y open . tioos d iseee tom.. I 64 Th c 9eucrat.in.Chief, Couut Kamenskol ( 2 ), Anellje.#ll/7 , ?te enemy . Against Almeida. ReVer i al . batows the must distinguished encomiums silent the likire4l4iteefsadtakenplace i which bad all terminated &41i 4 ntry of the troops under hie coniveand, why. in faYtmt. of the 44iii.:•. ~ .., deneral•St vex eskilted . eapturert milt rilestrttiliCit .... opposed, with indefatigable eneigy, a hostile force r eetl su rin numbers an d h e p art io u ppflf „ b!di of French cavalry and lofaatryteribirblitnet., y perio ; ,trained to Puebla di,S.umbria, on the likkeitaidre: recoions the active exertions and intrepidity of the, 4Jj .. t4,41-Gagier‘l Prinee Tow lx-akei. Th. Portuguese caratry on the batat t e o liSi . , , ~ Douro had been very successful Ist mattes! _;elte ‘• Oer loss *mounts to 1000 men, and to the re. Bret of the . h., , ie army, wo have, among t h em, l ost cutesy's patroles and marauding pertfee:'nbessoede frequent irruptions upon the Portuguese fronfleilo,• the hi4fily.t.steeined and experienced Major-Getteral the corn Gelds being very generally fired by• the ropoedopulo, who fell on the first day by is can. statives, and the live stuck driveu dint consumed Pon belt, The loss of the cuemy must have been uocommonly groat. in that part of Spain bordering on the Doura! . 44. On the 16th ta t J ew . , m a j,, r _G enera l z y l. General lime maintained his position at Caste/ yew, pursuant to orders from the Commantier.iwe Branco, and kept RanNtza in check . . . Chit f, ha Ito change the position of the tro u pe;bf r y lle French army was forced to spread itself over I. , ngtog to his detachment, to watch, not strifly t illialtextent of country to procure sobsistance, in canoe Warna, but also the coasts of the.ifibaair See, siP;its to agricultural pursuits, which three of the enemy's vessetretkVas,ft;ittlbi.lthe" : l iii f tk eP lien y;vett. This movement could not Istreinsneealett **M r 1401 1 , 0 4-th 6ll teette- or war. - given extracts - from the enemy. Six thonsAnd of thous naasla,..w•lfi..ll"4ll9*!,t.F9lll,mn yre hare ' 141 b 4 • sally Irons the fortress and farious ty.att4redo4vrie. ai.: . t . riensk. s priVaetsolett , onere eeiyed -from Lisbon, dated troops, who, however, instantly took. ist the 1 1 tb,i4 1 11,011. W aletail be extremely happy-to filtd-slati iseteentsin theiltlettcrs prove to be true. tageuus positions on the heights, and reee t i t ykel f the 4 enemy with the greatest bravory. Thillkard-/Plailf i. l !i 4011"jS•remensbered Isf out Ileaders, that on the action Naha front 3in the muth i o g un til fl o t A k w i t ; di t tt , tatiou'in . the Fre44 . Papers of the march of 344111. P, 4 la 14' 1 40e Fortige but after the failure of all their attacks,.with great , ' , ... roe I, we anticipated aW hets, the 'wanes of the Turkish hordei bettiuk 'tintlailite 40,44 .Wit.testriox, and It will be themselves to flight, in vi hich they again itiffered a . !eel' e d lie itlf. e t i‘l•Ft#l4l,wdet'ett that ides merely bee very considerable loss Iron our cavalry, who per. ca lm let.4 . the - hither ' lda Lordship thoegkt lit to•act sued them, anti a brisk fire from the fortress, by. ,uposswbich, iniiii succeed in.thaprasemt legiliser s which they endeavoured to prevent the 'preach of, must suoceed s nut frttlit . the irißefOld Of anit'aPlig, our troop,, , without any consideration fur lbe safety' b u t f ro m a cciden t, that soy Lord.Wss. .. , : : c. . Id of their. etett. Our loss is not yet ascertained ; n o t p rudentl y take intittithlsitio4ol447.,it 'lie but, thanks to the Almighty, it is not grs!af." '. T he i a ctrA is no coraiselled-tts : retieffypet.noo4o.o low of the cure sty In killed was immense, almost the t to g iv f b e itie ri ll ik 4 1, 1 _4()4 111011 4 111101 .1 1 r,.. /116. 011 ? W a • Whole of the Am - I t f,h a ttle being cueett.d.tairlit tbeie , ELL . t.- t." 11 it" thrOula:"4,4ll . Aiiiiiiiinfigisie dead bailie* _ • . . . .... .. _..,. •,. it meet be for-warm of pronisietio l "nr toeliotii lithe " Olt a s . 111th of June, I,ietdelimliAmeneit r tlgitigrr i. 40 01-Itutt# o4 '4 o iiiiiit:lte . I . keitncss ht Ms le% is, Awl! i dew •iiki rmishes, took mossy ion :or. 1 , 11 . 1 1.. - N lol !_ , lNV . 'etttlitt'ottlithiAtiists , one of tie the sow ti , of Ohtlaill, on the road from Schusila .io'. 4 7 . iiiiiigt•at'Ogn . irnach dener4 - 44 . up•ieg,i• woollen' T e...i. sa. . -`-:. 0 k; : • .. t . .; ~; . sack Cu a " - orlitry as • PortWAst - Withisat stem/n- 4 ' s: Oil the 21st, Lleutenant-Genoral Woißow and i the means of SubSiStiiis44 • Wool- Did not Mall . 1111.11u . !.peiterol iissilste Strognow, were ordered to : "'NI know • that he' #lahtt: i*e. if if te v bi no food fall wren a, belly . of 9000 cavalry, who had come i A mcmg- thseMenntains andlibistee on the line or de: out- ot the coriress . to forage. They eat . etat , d their i knee my Loyd IVer.itenyistr had chosent -Mire ord,rs • ith the Mott distinguished ability and iotre.l"" t fu'eFeet that spy Lord Weet.swayno Would 0,41. Tir forty, abauilonsel the ferage they bad destroy, and compel the inhabiteetetstilestroyi alt • celieeteil,. end fled *Oh the loss of 900 krlled, and Pr"i"Olell litid 41 4. 40-. .. Or ProaOffir44. wherever 3 oar. (4, and 500 rank and Ale made prisoners, he eel/eolith and gale• the envoy stew t om- isi as 0,, t h e 124 j un .., sh e , G er ,",,i o f t o r antry occupy"? • COuld bf'issitiexpect to god anylltioe to . leult post with the corps eat, in "any new rot 1.0 be gained and occupied ? .on the road leading from b• it nut knelt ' that . the French Generals. and ,ople, by way Pr Tosheleka wy Fresco qeteremitsit t i whenever they hare a great Count Sektoo ? who psssed the pro Jett la I.ltettfiTst* all think of providing for , • .. June, and effetted II junction thptreessary.. * ll 4 Mr , tine army 2 Our triespi liiirtirt iihis niwratimAs in the Lhiil ;OtPgl i pti - been . thoisoied in the Midst of r, aed on Ole 15th ga i n ed victory, and in pursuit otillie enemy, for ireat us of Persi Ptlanlia." ... of fwd ; bat when befor4 has this happened The Gatzeite of thia'Aity ,s o the Frroch-1. If .01 has happened •now, art/fle :-.- 0... -. i . t is what •tify',f a ord • litipt.t.tNGTObi could'. tool ottorp, Gustavus Adobiloi, , e, t i iwo : and, after t h ology a calculate upon); !ltd whist be ought not ColoYe . • bits N•• r • 40, us r .!to,(o, as Kgo y e . reared aay plan, vision. Althoogh it may be forte., 1.i., • - - • ipate for bite/fleet; it will lag bu SO for his (tor . - rticts (wrrocics rills DAY AT,..ow OTEOCit: ' . 69 684 I J 'KT pm, pow. Oniniitaa .41 *4 , THE STATESMAN. c„,, nt Ka...ensaoi (14 under co:n , stualati 1, 4Churol4 to ciloppoistoi • ‘.• &Nisi...General Plnah( on the sth of With the Scc . vians, t owl stuqi po•sessioti of fgt. (..rro Otat.tv, C. % %t a co.; the ft:3 a 44 . The Coon! o i r 'rived in B MAI on 14: • te• boors, set og rp;f!tilSl to doitzeilao4. • -4, .4, ;tends to -stop penal. 1414 1 111/11gGs •At a. 3.—The Count of Guttorp, srtitraioort stay hare, stated, that he iotende4 prvicbtli tills* North. NOW, Jlll4.4:2o.—Aceording to the report of the cltjytaio of '4 1 `441,5el which hAs arrived, at this poet ? ' tie musk= active milikry preparations arc g,01.0g on in every part of thd Aty, Paella of .Itinina, and his son Moctar, in- Aoudad ter. outlets; atwthe head of their truops, of whoin..IPOCI - hadititeatly b..guit their march. Thole was a rtimun-r of I trvy.eit.masse in Al b ania. The mountaiSsellni , acre setting off to juiu the army, and Attu slug in Janina had the most warliLe ap. pearstioe. Si,.. PRTERSBUItaII, Jul.'s' 28.—We have nothing further of an official deseriptidu from the army hi Moldavia. We hear, however, that skirmisbei. almost doily took place with the army of the Grant entrenched near Schmitt, atid intelligenceiL shortly expected of an attack upon that fortress. Yesterday, and tire day before, the flotilla at Cronstadt was out manienvriug in the Roads.. .A ,, tved. Mails. • Dew - • 1 - L i 'Waterford. ..... . , .... l . 0 t . Liston* .. • ......,...4.4.4 •• • i ~.1 0 A •9 %vim • •• .Cial a ' • ***lb •Arior• ••• • Sil• 1 . • . • sta.', enemy and then to make his great attack Is, trustihisesade sso pre of his Lotdshi hope, that the sapient LislsPev out themselves! it is certainty t , for the ciginalitj.hoisse, than the Nlift L, him : •ecf I board. jiit 4 i 94, 4.4 S iiRGO 1110- lertmoit •wkre tedtft heat fastar than the English ? And if lie tamp OP ja ilbli-iedsthig Watch, where will be •our advantage? Tgg respective sounbers of the. . . opposing.atinles .*4IL be comparatitoly the .same.; and, on tha e4etwo t Slut day of the graod attack cats s never egrfit.` ' Itittlifilie not, OW only attiniarYt fur the roils. are. ta .iseip ns too 1 If we tan bin clay In the mountains, tEI the rains commence, the French must then go. How. is this ? • Are our troop' to'.fight under par apluies ? or still, tlftl i rains that kit,: tinfiench, wilt they not met 'nit ' Of all thedelealiSitilott parth, we have at last coutsii to the greateat;'44.l Sags vile and stupid kind! of log, (coif one ilajilio - iiiiiiiker, from PO skeet anchor to another, (what, if our Nary we. lied on such antisimal) fills the eolumni. of owe Newspapers,. 14 mock the feelings of their Readers, sod inenlt their broken btarts! .IVo., take' slisisigilitijiasibelees fur this, but cannot 114.-Ip . it ; for to .tlele, saidtblilitSMlsflOtes ttm,.we uittsi run with the crowd s . eriseirstotiblen. We are not COW 3 . 1 0 1 11 t that the kxsaisititile.news (ruin Lisbon is not. se tre ;. but the iettgit OS Allitelt 'the enemy is de. :•feated, or to he thifeated• eras so unfeasible, that fear of disappointment ;come to closely upon hope, that the result is pert til:that sickness .of the heart. which it; ereatettby Akiain , quickly atternate action. ~ . : • It is said, •that'llews of a very different corn. plelion is 4 liailios. We cannot sly how far this latter is aellhentic,.. bit we name it its fidelity to our Resders, who ought to be put in possession of the latest rumours that exist on this most interesting subject. Since writing the above, we are favoured with. the perusal of a genuine letter, which arrived by'' the Lishon.11 1 1011," anal' from a private in the 14th Light Ora/eons. -With the exception of a passage that .dial !tot relate.to the public affair, we halm. given the whole of the letter. It is written boat fide to a person here, and wo give it without atti other JOrninent—than that It considerably con °bog' rates the re4tort,savhich coots:B4kt the LisbooLitters " Pp." nut Amide, 06'6.2. ". 11 1..aji Spg-rt have take, On liberty to write to you. het X tow you o,igiot raproistoonsoolitiownsess . w when yen hear thatley (vivo/4+l*er brother Manus*, is wimrided. and car oled lino titestotr.-'—His Captsln and comrades expressed the 'lltulniii*lliiVtir the ace Wig. and I hope yea will believe I ! . :rek moat tintspode.af them. He to gooey* the rear t and many of us would tale his chance, for me wee critically situated; The Fre4ck 'arc round us; our Infantry retired; the enemy numerous; we will have to cot our way thrash amm o which will be a di/cult task for us. Almeida: sammadaskat le l* Fresseb . yessentay moraiegat seven O'clock : welnitliti abort* skirmishes, oar Coins'', one qua rt evaluator, ace herjeaatim o dds men; me Otlicer,two Serjeants, and 4 men wounded. *Ye every day expect a owevat batik. that wilt deride the fate of Por tugal. 'Your brother has hevsi is every action that has been fought la the attatry, and behoved extremely well in them. 1 hope you talk"' Soar health. sad your brother la England. " Sir, 1 remain yours. do. o ------ " 14th Lt. Drags." . , . . --.....m....-- liilllSSitili PAYERS contain the Russi a n (ttila account of the several engagements with the G at Igo Irtzrea's army at Schumla. The Turks, however unsticcessful in these affairs, according to the Res. sian accounts . . cannot be accused '.of want of bravery. It is not difficult to perceive - , through . the disguise of this official narrative,- that the lat. ter suffered most' severely in these insipleaut,attacks. The anal advantage, however, misitliat ticknoW: 'edged to be no their side, if it betittek-thatlite7, have got into the teat of the positinWat'Schnotla; and placed themselves between the GRAND Vat lt.st. and Adriannesf. Tic Et:l[in, of Stexpeo l . instead of propel** to the shores of the 84.1.1 c, as. was - eareatiek tented, it looms,. to- EtioiAiss i i . after reanaittiil, tit . ~ Of th rte days att'aetilio; •.' • Wt have gin' gfrimee eitracts from the .. " 4 " 41 pert efikOrtotakoioteit Om the . COI& iltrfitt.fltilYo4l:lßlSll lin/SIK. 'Wild otter', edtsPete' . .sti 4 . # 4040,4 6.. ..tiu . be-morrow, leveret , eilitlitliat fi g ?iiipialeliitiSi ili . ;thin. Pnennien't• ; . - , 4S .y...,1",);!./1 4 '4"1: 111 (lpithe . . ,• .. . . .. r.. Ir 6 t e #44 11 4 141°416PL1,1100r, we hi" . Whet • lot 'airtfijitsA SAKeittetlitltrigi.4,ois to make etsthil..pl4 ittiss ' , Me/4Di,' , &Ai/04 of Moo. diti,whiell isiveht4 'to oat remarks on that Paper' on Sate day'.' We have not Overlooked the subject, and have. no need of. time to arrange our thoughts respecting it ;" bet temporary and pressing public matter must first be given. There is a Sunday Print, very little heard of, that has • made some re. marks on our argument against that treasonable production, called the _Address to the Army. We shell say a troeiteet.fite ow this, es soots as possible; merely because titieliViitor has sitsrepesented cur conduct ) on that oireaithi. ' • ... . . , .. . , AIIERICAM.PAPERS up to the 21st are, e 'etched. They contain a Correspondence between Mr. MIS.' XI VG and Mr. ERSKINE. which does nut appear fo hale been published in any Eit4llsh Paper, or in any •,.- ;ttrietts Aaterian Paper. .. •-• • ST.A.TESMAN. 1 .7 •Sr" 1 "" .11 v.SAZONT, ADO: 70—The Covet of Go4togpOrlso t But the Lisbon private letters say, it will be wise fa~tl,anif _ d le !BM b uc, 4 to Scrim an d Potsdam, hu returned to* for my Lord Wst.wme•row to keep the enemy in an w4sre, it is said, he intends to .stop fur a , chock till he the enemy) is wasted by the heat, ,ip•ntoteßt... NAVAL INTELLIGk:NG'R. - Poiresuotrrit, Ara. 27.-Arrived the ral e Mika, Captain Sir Robert Laurie, frum she brings intelligence three days later than c ol other received in England, having sailed fruni I b on on the 12th ; nothiug particular has oec ontd in the movement of our army; the &masa, ix guns, Capt. Stackpolle, with dispatches trot Cadiz, which she left un tins Itth of this month; the Spanish fleet hail wiled for Mineral. N s attack had been made 'open Cadiz by the env*. Captain Stackpoole immediately on his landing ) i n air for London. "tied the Freya, Captain fiayrs, .nitt t patellas t and the llkiesouth, from the lirect dies ; the Raid, from a maize ; and tlitili o p ti from offeberbusih. ' Sailed the Sophie, Cajot.lochyer, oil a ea k and Diana, Captain Grant, for off Havre. PLTIIIOI3TII I Aug. 2d.—Arrived Ms Majcstr r ship Sabine, with dispatches, from Newfounilladt Sailed his Majesty's cutter Decoy, 'Licit. Par t% .Commander, with a fleet under convoy f or s a g • 441 , z filidcs., is now off the harbunr, passing then Channel from the Eastward. Sunday evening their MaJcs•iics,Prineessa Ptt. i MIRTH and Solon t, walked on Windsor Ttrrses till halt past right o'clock, ,diseing.whieh lime the bands of the Royal Horse Guards (Blum), w it their silver drums, played many martial and pbae, . ing airs. There was a very Crowded asaemblagee i l Nobility and Gentry. The Royal Party were ea e.onspanird by- birrd - W A LartfollAM, Lord Cal e Lir * . Lady Rancor:7a; Count Alustreao, Gen. Wes. YARD, and p l aty Cot,s4A"... - i -A Bill of achene ° e was yesiartlay received by s Merchant, drnYin to t's siim, exce e ding 30001. ; t h e amount of which (16:elpeessed in the b o dy o f t i ts bill) is foe thonseintennnto, support, and cluilii ii of deserters from the army , of the enemy, sekea imp the British and Spanish service. The hill is i l t4wq lty General Do-vi.c, at Tarragona. Some passengers, arrived at Harwich from Heti, Boland, report a rumour on the Continent, that the King of PRUSSIA is about to renounce his throne. Yesterday 'Lord • IleArkifter.D entertained Mt Royal Highness the Prince of WaLas, a n d a i d e a partyte Military Genilaßloll 9 with il ;rand (boner at his boese•in Hill-street. The ci reutristauce of a looking.glase • maaufactunr ' being about to he fried fora libel is by no means ea. traordinary, a all. lies'. works ate of.a evilecting suture. General Loisov, who is entrustestwith the siege of . Almeida, was in this couetry with General AN. rianossi, at the time of the Peace of A miens. Ha is descended from an Euglish family, but appeari from his summons to the Governor of Almeida to surrender, to have' all the gasconade of the most inveterate Frenchman. The Editor of a West of England Paper his pledged himself to expose the impuaition newt. folly practised on a Clergyman of SOMO Wormy reputation, of a huented•huuse at Sampfocd, nese Tiverfoll. . Thu Manchester Agricullaral Satiety have ed. judged their Silver Medal to Mr. R. Wsi,aaatteick of Rode Hall, fur planting 35,0(4 timber trees. A new diversion, called the Depil upon Pya Sticks, is all the rage at present among the fashion. able Belles ; bat the amusement is, however, se simple and iunocent that they do nut come under the denomination of the fair I.st/drools. A meeting took place yesterday morning in Hyde Park, betwixt S—, Esq. and Captain A. when, if. ter au interchange of shots, in which S— Esq. w 4 wounded in the side, the seconds interfered, and h .• reconciliation took place. The Performers of Covent Garden Theatre har! : . received a circular letter, requiring their atteailatge in th.- Green..Reem on Saturday se'susight, as thel Theatre is to open on.the Woodsy following. It is AGM' said' t, thp.Proprietors of Drttry*'. lane Theatre 'Wilt . i osm !seder their Patent nett winter id die Opera-house; and that toe Bentere and others are to /come to some necessary arrange. invite ond•seeetinnedbtiomerr the subject. ' The last. accounts from Medusa MAAR mention, - that she was residing nn a farm, in coasfatiotble roe tirsment, in the neighbourhood of Moscow. ' ,*.iLyccust.—Last night Mr. Bas4Nt ceachuled. 4dif engagemen t at this Theatre, in the opera of • -144Palta allarms." He was in fine voice, and I. smog the songs altotfed to hilooith his aecustomal t ittrie•lied excellence.. He was rapturously encored! 1 lis tiohinrantifnl airs of " Said a Smite to a rearttl • nor " Last Worth of Nannies ;". is the es& . i ' ...5.. of the. latter of which he even surpassed , himself.. Tire 'other eharaOtri were supported it their foirrner tepresentatires, with the exception of that usually•filled by Mrs. BIAS% which, eit.this "teteelliOni' Mil itntleifAiriji Mrj. 'hitt Wi at a ,TmeyeliortOotiee, and 'sustained by that Lady to a '. Werrereditable manner. Mrs. °MOEN., Mias KELLY. 'lWif ilifilis LBet.tow,. distingtilabed themselves much • in their reApictive characters. and Mr. Toone, as total,' in the blundering Hi bernian Officer, kept the House in a roar.--Jesek the Giant Killer fel. lowed, in which the wonderful agility of BRAD. , RIMY, al Clown, shone most conspicuous. BRRAD.—There was no Court of Aldermen to. day ; the Lone MAYOR, after inspecting the roe • turns, ordered present prices to continue. 4 Three persons, after diming, a few days ago, at Buxton, were suddenly seized with a violent inter. nal attatk, one of whom died almost immediately ; the others, with apparent ly great difficulty, survived. It appeared, that they had, in a mistake, eaten of thadeadly rooter hemlock, scraped with seine horse radish, to roast bed'. The deceased was a member tattoo Thespian corps now there, a respectable young ' man, named Bailey. A young lady of respectable connections hen, !tepid( last weck, at a hotel at Brighton, where she had arrived from London the day before, in i the coonsany of too of her relations. . , 1 -.......1•14 ~, ~ $Z OP be ha 1 11 I irm .....: