The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-19 00:00:00

JRCIIITECTUR.IL • At a „ tu neral'Atedting of specoiatirc. arseltiteolti busiders, oast niech.tikits, cufli g , bw* id:es turvouitslfaubiunablis auctiugsecri',. laud, 1 a pe gartlctiers9,4iiitisterars, peper..hatigivs, doge. ratears, 'toget Vn I (omit% the Archite‘turil So. (add of Great Britain. IIICKERY 111;51. Eq. in the Chair. Resolved, That we ale all aril:4s That by our arts alone, w e have, for many yenrs va .i, ourAltes; and sonic of us having obtained cikoia : rahle prop: 14y, are thereby btcutue superior to all c ,,,, meat in clitiebur. • it:iotted; Notwithstanding that comments upon the opt ...ortriticiiit of the works of iudiSidual Members of this are nut de4icalsk. since they would most probably he ituuliote, to the reputation and interest of all those arc n et yet able to defy the cinacqueuces of comiueut, or Oloi Pr-Advt. tl the:` •f That our warmest and most unfeigned he tivea to ine Comic's( of the Royal Academy, for t 4racrous interitnine, protection, and support rendered i h,, i.,eiety, isy their Itesolatiuks of the 3d inst. directed to their ei:;1 Professors. a:Jive!, That while we etii:t as a Society, the Council of I :e. Royal 11:•adeni, ;ire entitled to our gratituilet and that we oi..s . ioct them henceforward Ilimorary l'atruns anti De jeans i;:* t:;i3 oar Society of 'Art, ! ite,olw..d, That the lirafemnirs of the Royal Academy may cotaawati; upoa our opi4O.me4 )vhea we cea,e,to he Artists. • ltoalv.ll, That the 7e itesalutians be fairly" transcribed UJ I:l4:u:a ' s t if.ilisparesu Str.tw Paper, richly iirnatneated wi t) a in eit flack the whole dauble varni s hed, and f. a;ard is Parte, or oilier eciaally valuable Composition, Laguered, and bronze.l," nod be preNented t ) the President of We RJ,al Aradem), to be hung up in the ;mot eini-pieuous off, as a proof that remit such as ours w ill always he pro • wad, ankl in order to eacourage and stL.nulate the zeal and wai l of c hc siudcots of the Hop/ Atatlinuy in Paintio‘.. lait! Architecture. . , Rowlie.l, That the Thanks of thik leeting be giVell' to , rdr y i , i rthy Caairioam, fur his• molly atilt dWinteretited COIF. det i s c,„ : chair ;• and fir use gel:crow vacrifice hu made of i, fariaer callng, in which lie was suppo3ed to hive lutow ksig,autl priifcscing himself an Architect. MIGIIAEL ANGELO nayoziosoLti, Svcretarii. Cj.VDßlDGESlltlirszEcrio N. 'the tlcetion took „ place un Friday. Notwith. Wading, the hatid:bdi issued by some of Mr. YunKeti parigans, no t i s hird Candidate was found Kith hardihood Sufficient to stand on Mr, Yon Ke el rinciples, in oppositiOit 4.9 the spontaiseou and inesatilde bunt of pukillar indignation, which condemned him on, the.d4y of ii,,mination. The Jud,:,c ) Sir IST. Gft.OSE,• atitived in town on the day of n o mination, to hold the Asiizes, and Continued thore 'luting the Election. The County Court was therefore' proclaimed st Ott • Shire-flail, • and ad.. journal to the Row-Zuni. in the Market-place, at eleven o'clock," iu .and ;round which, i uumbers of FreehOlOoro assetnbled. Tint Sheriff then came forward, savd. (Whited/ Lard-F.Clsbnrna Wits duty elected, which •• , • reimad with sold 4ckavaiwit• R . G. Eng. then came forward, sod proposed, Thanks of the County "should •be given to lligh Sheriff, for his great attention, and strict ievettiality.dering the progress of the Election.' l a sereneefLeytoulds, Esq. felt it incumbent on him to secinid the motiuti proposed, • because the Iligh Sheriff had strong and peculiar clanns . to the gratitude of the. comity, having appointed a day ufNutriea*Met, distinct faun the day of Election. ati"ritig this aucienti.blrj iii that county, dis usrkright, he had. afford tan opportuitiay•for 4 1 4- Cutgronling the: itepieseritative with hie Constituents ; furiestitutist,f Mat strict inquiry, that severe serutiity,' . -intro kis parliamentary eon duct, which sinewed its .iiitimisisteitcy with theist,. wrests of his cuostituctlts; and its irreconetteablc rieis id' . the public duty.—The motion was then tarried by his acclam aloes of an jounces*: multi- tude alio filled the marlet.place. • The Chairing of Lord (.):borne then began. Tie procession was aceompannied by au impious', multitude of itolepentlein Freeholders, united by labile principle, and animated by their °Neely' that of rescuing the representation of the cnwnty from degradation. The motto un the banner,. "Lund F. Osborne, and the &eche+ . it Constitution," exhilarated my , friend. to that Constitution ; and the preenssion in Fieehuldt:ra; which filled the streets fur nearly ball a Wai - Screra hull" in gully rottuil the (own: Between one aunt two o'clock on SJ torch)" morn. a forei4:l sailor pitked up one of the unfortu nate fe.nales oho walk the streets about Butcher. raw, Lower East Smithfield, and went with her ti) her 10,17,ittp near the spot. They had not been hug tog when the shrieks of ,the wnntas alarmed the neighbours, teed ow untelias rout* 04 found tier a dreadfelly mangled awriese. the. villain was taken We custody, oft a lunikail4 %ith which he had committed the murder. The ship Drornehrog, laden with deals, on her' piss4ge from Norway to Londuo., caught tire at Ea so suddenly, that it was with difficulty the crew "Uhl save: theursJtes in the boats. ...twenty-n*l IA them, including the - Captain, landed at Cromer' ant klunday night, touch *exhausted; but two wbs Titled the ship in a small boat, it is fOritsf ) bare' wished. enteursrea.--Oft Monday evening thrlntflair :mime th e. ! m ow, coachman, and rooftops, of: c..scuita'nv:, at Bugnior, got most completely inchriated at the Fox into, at Felpham. The coachman and butler contrived to return home sbunt ten o'clock in tho evening, but the foot- T an Was found by the "roadside a corpse, on uesday morning, when a /light cat on his neck, and another below uo his breastOed to a suspi. . ! 011 that be had lust his life hitiolent.meatis. he butl er an d c oac h m an, in crookitittence, were I Told in custody until the Coroner's Jiffy had.sat uu the body on Wednesday morning,: t 54014 after a lithiute investigation, a verdict behtV ret urned of I:.cidenL.4 Deuti ) they were discharged. :gala 011itisap py manner.• . • He drew a faithful portnsit, is terms the most glaeriag, of . the N..ble mad dtstingatsbed Perumace wits •en iplimdidly • tilled the Chain-.lle, who as marled and se lato by the Illustrions. &Olt to the Throw, WWI the'stimserths* Prince's sentiments, expressed for the Society that dap— be who was selected by hint as his falti•hel Reiewilblev_ and who was the protaVe of his .astute sad al , Waal% Z .sto omen that enables as els Strh Au Ils well Inlaid 11 11 ,.. ptire in him has banana& WON*. • Wnisuryal end opplaaso.] Well are Wily, twill that distinguivitargsiii 2 " man, that the po . for which they mat were Bielsko/wad I the c onsiderations aka la paity,wr to party issateme.. Thanks to the Divinity; charity Amens no distinetide4 coantry, and its purposes were the great object of their par lain in which kis Royal HafiblieSi joined with heart staff hand, as the Noble Chairman, whose servant be was, ~ .aloarteutty siminied4-servaut be would say, but whose Ne. flee is perfect freedom. ..Twtwocord. then, be easeislorall the day devoted, and W that be was resolved it alessii•ballfol i i (limited 1 but he coald esialtdown witlfout exbitting 111 11 01 1 . I sisal Wend (No. Dispose) taloa* oat of In. song fpe the fature,the tottaymboly somas, " that the Irish shamrock was sheltered by. the British odk.". There was as such pre.. „terrace to the relations of the esantry. They were, sad, tie as Irishman he Would ever enlaced 11, united by interests re ' eipmeally advantageous. Ireland wegbt to be as . * Paglondas. ENlyead was to that country. With rev 14 tin+ tigum, Ite•begged leave to say; Roadie Outural of the Irieshasawsek was the Irieliphillelagh.. ( oats of appidum.) lifter thank* the company *tribe Avatar ds* hoe. this Apace Representative oftlle Irish Nation sat down amidst thelong-continied applauses of his admiring and grate ful tountrymen. . Mr. llttNwitteGe thee, read the subscriptions fur the eusuing.yeat. Anatos4rtstber conttibutions were 100 guineas from*. litotes of WALES ; the same sum froie the iallSWltiltrNaalitt ; 601; front the Esti' of Iliesiii; ' frost the Right Lion. It. B.isettetrititk#l4g).-Iteally too- conirt.: 4 litiotic ty .. aso W/04#14p I*/ gaistell. each. The Memos tilt it *SI • proposed as Chairman fur the estaist.lBllr, fur which he re. tdrtsed thanks. Lord 1101 RA haring liken his deportvre with leveral of his friends, Lord (7, kuswiGkEN vt 41A* took the chair, anti the utmost cuielriaialty pre. tailed to a' late 'hour. -*- -•• , _. • • Mr. S,PnA y, 'a Gentla.l4l,lo4ololliblin, -eontil. bated, much to the harstainirdtfarloillaist by sing. jag smote excellent lunge • tie sung.twn suttlitiunal . . eteetel,tuGed time the "ling, with the mobt'irappy effect. . • Mr. TAILOR, of Covent-Garden Theatrl, sone .a song of. considerable comic humour uu the 2 1 ).... litroaching wedding o!' Bonaparte, - and its conjlee liltfril consetitictiCeS. . . . Mr. Wsus sung " Tie Sprig of Shillelagh," *nit otner appropriate songs. ' The Duke of lieat's band attended, and, a • .Irisli piper occasionally played in a style of supe.., nor excellence. . . • • 'lbis annual festival of the Tutelar Saint of . • fellnw-subjects and beetli elf - was more generally. - 77 - ' l6 ft • ''' n r elel;rated by a nataber call **laai. .a . 'semblioll throughout thc.stletropolje. *On WI ever 1414.e11R.• ber it to have been. A am'. eessideriblo part dityckl at the house of •Mr...Fslitatt.t., vsf. ' Bricklayer's Arms, Kingsgtte.aireet, Hoy where the justly-admired Mr..trfaittteci . Lilted his ettraordinary powertou the Union to ate delight sod Eitunishocut of. tlio,foot, N iramensc gentimeiy Irish. l rhei High Tltc nest toasts weia:ilttifollowing:-.- ' 4nregi y t ail "I"tbe Prince a Wale ll . " wterch tardraok witli_, aproolie baud 1 .. -IPlorbigW Pit eh *as re. .i t '., 11 was w a v e & • iht - .. 1; tit tonlii I, that the .s atnx,.wltieh MIS drank *hit Oise . real applatts s WI W I the Mr. &teat o.ts returned thanks itt his usual ele. MI an . They are osprillywr •••,, • • 7.mw... ,weTelk, _ - r sups. W tut, Ellq. for faitheiciaailnatioo. !themes. found on the prisoners itre of *the kid loM, * of our fur front. the true one; in the following partieukin nerally the paper is thicker, the • !Ater -mark appears, embliAs. brighter, the, peintiog, be l ly'of the note alfk l rensegr. opt feet; thit*trifir_;o4iieli 4 0 : wo ro e par kt is printed 11111041flie ippairs p f ir. , I f, title ticutarly on tleollirett; anti the I tigoaturea plberivr\r„wOtten in sa "bold a haft. as t. a ii "di bj thew 4. - ty.lbelimg. The p!isritiets #secise looki ng phi fo ; Inept lIINII aof them halt ON 'FA 41 114k00 111 . - . Cormier:. t • • l'he Almic ,its S4turnlay Loudon 'rarer. midst •waritii or Amu _ .plrloos e.. respectability, among whom wererieverai Notate. mcis.aid.Gentletnen of distinctiori. The Earl of MOTRA Wig in the Chair. Arnipits the toasts drawl: on the occasion were the following : • - " rite King"—the band playa*, end the ensitpan: , slog hie the auLietn, with some additiot4l stomas .by •Mr. Spray. " vie Queen and Family," "The Navy and Array," fol. lowed by " Rule Brit.toole," told " Britton Strike bone; by Mr. tor. • " 'f!se PAMIRS of the Society," followed by a sntg-by Hein. The Benetmlent Society of St. Patrick." urns " Pa trick's Day in the Morittog." 'f he Stewards, as usual, introduced the Children of the Society, amounting to about 130 , who pre stinted a most interesting and. impressive scene to the company. They were all newly clad, and their appearance was highly creditable to the mediate direction of the institution. Shortly after, the Marquis of.Dowstantac rose,. and with some high and deserved complitahnts, pro. m lied the health of the Noble President: Lord MoiaA returned thanks in an elegant speech : Lordship felt proud (he said) on the graiefatand hiqapy orewtoo. Ili, were not [nose ordinary feeling? which 0- nerally accouipany, thane whom the kiwi 'Otittri .Im3 those feel ings. titipw emotions. from the spectacle that just engaged their attentioa, that roused in the Wads of the beholders all those pleasiug ideas that are anwe4 at the appearance of so inativ charming children, rescued front wretchedness, cer taialy from misfortitue, and placed in the road of virtue by their houatv. This, said the Noble' Earl, is the delightful image that relents to tketelectise Mind the greatest tribute that Call he bestowed upon man.," self applause." .ln them the pleasing prospeet manifested itself, that the founders of the Society ever :had in view, mutely, searing as ssas and daughters Of Erin, those whom Astrid labours, soill virtuous deeds . will 'tea to promote Its fkme.—rTble hi the great And glorious work that supersedes all pa.' Whetdoings, and makes party and party matters look 41 cutapated to it in the human eve.—Here his :ship availed himself of the opportunity that resealed itself of stating tit the Society the ruunificenre of his Royal Tlighurs. the Prince of Wales, who bud sent his mord tri bute of use hundred guineas to the Society. (111dosrsed please.) This, said his Lordship, is another proof of the splendour of the.dooor's mind, and the beneVolentot of hi. heart. To this be was ootborized to add, that. his Royal Highness, in terms espressive of - his sincerest desire fur the' prosperity of the Institution, declared his fixed, determina tion to protect and to support it to his latest breath. (Loud and reiteraged applause.) This, said - the Noble- Ear, ie a presage of what spay he expected Mall tiineas7and lit all si tuations, from edit Illustrious Personage. This. is *hat, with sach a people and sorb a Pritims,lllw.united empire_ may hid defiance to the World Hiles. Ills Lordship concluded while' panegyric upon the love of conntry, the want of Winch had caused many, a country to be trampled ulster the foot of a tyrant conqueror; mid he lutd no doubt Mit Irish men sought for no higher udistiortionthau to be ranged in the *tint of the battles . of the Empire. His Lordship was frequently interrupted with bursts of applause, and cJiteluded amidst ;he eat- Silk shouts of the %thole cum pany. Ills Lordship next proposed the health of Lord atottGE GANN vat.s, who returned thank, in a twat appropriate spuuelt, in the coarse of which he !banked God that he 'was Vora an trishmatt, and 'laid that. he feltilit.liaki i to be thoroughly mail ek- ins respect ..• _ co:Operatii. directed to miter the .West Sehetdt, road tpkga pootwo t th e S. E. of Indshinc., *as for the data)* pnrpw*of cattfugorthe commitlication between - Cadsand and IFlushreg, and of heing, p re par e d to co-operate with the troops is anattatkott Flush nr4. .The equipments of the army were framed upon the re quisition of the persah la the chief command: His LOrd,hip conceived the probability 'of succeMagainst Antwerp unt to &Tessa so much upon regular operottnas as upon a rap id mate silent. Ike relied upon the inforina,tion receive& at or about the time of the seilmg Of the expedition of the weak state ut Antwerp.—Sir R., Stretches eitessined. Were yob rolled upon iv' the Adoisralty.for anarcatiegof year proceedings on your return from the Scheldt? Mewl: never was callod apoin officially for :um na.rratlvet hut it wit suggested to qte,.that I might as well leave one ready, is ads it should be required; at t h e same time it was signified to me that that was Amon official d#sire. I was preparing a earns .live,. and exposed a wish to know what the nature of the narrative was that Loid Chitheur was preparing, whetter it •ceutained charges against me or aut. • I neve; could get matioOopiti the stihject,'and of course, as I was nor OS dolly Ordered to prepare nu narrative, I was in harry to ' 'joists it. I went over t.s Walcherea, nad• epos my return, the eat retie re fining unfinished, and indeed quite hi an imperfect state, I was told that now it would not !stomped rd from: me, of it might pet be required. I never considered. it at 41 as as Oficial - thing. Is it in year recollection, when yea were advised to pre .pare aysarrative ? Earls hfOctober it was suggested to OM such a thing might be required from mei I pip. not:ad vised to prepare. one. I. cannot recollect precis.. - oltheebniersittion •SPltt Demo& I -- make a isidutemeet. bit that Was the subdaarei • 'Who soviested to poetise expediency of mph' op ii ;arra live of ;bat sort Lord -Malaruve, but not Lord 61algrave by~hifl k I think - Mr.. Pole wits present at the •'Hid you ever shew the narrative in the uulinished mate you represent it to have been ? Never to any person except my Secretary, who I `nal sorra/mad not conimunicate .the eon tents to any one, and only to bins since my return.tw England nor did t authorise it to be shevni, and I donut believe any penion has ever seek it, except, the persons who nitrated writing it 1 noose of Ph Maiesty's Ministers lave-ever leen IL How came you to imam tbat Lord Chatham was preparing a narrative? 1 read it to a newspaper; 1 auleisiood that. Lord Chatham bad gives it to the Kong, from what I. rend in the newspaper; indeed it was, in every. body's math it that time, when t came borne • and my friends, not at all connected Wiatbe Administration: advised me to he very isautiom ill wording my narrative, became it - was supposed Lord Chat ham's cootaii.ed charges Vat use. Who gave yea that a& It was no penult' at all con vected with die AdoslaistratWap or lit any public situation at It* Moment. e • • .• IM4 you not shear your ihroinent to Sirll. Popham? Yes, because. Sir 11. Popham, ho hid taken so active a part in the Rapeditiun;Wasagatstiapt me with ids notes in preparing this narrative, but did not at all isterfera with regard to tne realties etnitained In it; that is, I mean be did got influence me as v any thing I Encino to assert in it, except correcting the dates p and patting it hi that form fit to be presented to bis lllajat •' a$ _ n l eipectcd it would have been; out it never wail .1 , add I dout Consider that I have tiny narrative; at awe time, •If the Committee think a narrative can give them any fuller information, I shall be very ready to prepare one, if the, phase to give Inc time. lam sure that Idu trot Ais to withhold any information whatever from the Committee. Do you recollect at what time you skewed the . aarriveivi* question to Sir Ilome Pupinun?--Sono after asy tetars fele Walcheren ;" early in the month of °chiller I..commesicartid to Sir Bosse Puphain my wish to prepare a asetat*e. aid as he was exceedingly correct with Ida &testi* Wastes, and having been in my coulideoce from .tire befitted' the Etpeilltion till our return to Engiand. roloovitat hill to. give me .61. assistance in preparing this narrative, and he he. cordingly assisted ate ha the pit petition of it I Inn tram oir curastaticel f afterwurd4 did uut find it. apetisarlto *obit it ; and Sir House Popfiant returned lbw plipor4 i baudti . . I. have answered Akio owe fully`; that tie otherwise proper. that 11,e,eirMinitte4Mbeiini awhrii of. we vircaa4tioneraVff4ke Do Teas, reooUect . **ON* lorkoir . .414hit. 0 1,= . %. • fur the Iv tralitterigitosnapihkc.ia• hviroialato or oworibliAt giltßlOrt 1 1111116 ti. i r t Wormed MS, it to Alipa :steep, DO 1001011 be 'Von nu the '- have been tuwebega , -r of .theltr booharduieat Oth Of 10th of if .0 did not Frees Chief flincer on ex piae, was ," iseir 4 Minion, that if the slay bawl seteessierly it rbilons on the Ist, Uand st• of:Assad, the Marries he.. fore Aus4verp wesidaitye been ready on -the even of tint 1116. Re dViest hind en Widetterentill the 9)th of 'July I he, emlbeted abet be was to bava proseeded - frith the OHS' resender in .Clo,ief )(mord& Antwerp, and went est heiailibilal dun; he =li re Nu . i li t ti f t d=u ni rel?, bi n it er l wenthlid esleb- It wasted till the Bth that bent Chatham pet it In onlers. l .that he might fake the direction. of the siege of •Fieshion, After that period the operatilles of the siege advoiced as for, as the weather and other rirnstwo , lowec ... i d. s n ow . 'Apneas hive been unexpectedly grantOd by.thre Board Of Trod., for thu exportation of pot-esbf, trainboil, dyers' wood of all kinds, and brimstone ; and a ship is setting sail for Qstend •with a cargo of these eiontaildities. Itictirrs mid her 411101er, who, it ap peal* possess peasipsis eat.isf she public Money . Ifer7witag averiti Of snrsices we :know . not),' - isee relatioas , ef the Earl Of Livansoot., and net, os hos been.statrd, of the Bid of St. VpICIINT: . 1 0 74*CIER.RiN1 Essi.osiNirats.—T WU latil W.Of .911 "Alloy last oppreheaddilla Tainted, on "'Pi". 414004 kW/4 POW of the Etapk of E n ghs It dasPears.ttiat they hatepassodi sates: at Glestaablity,lloastrisiii, Limiest, Chid, Ike minster,_ pod other Oa*, A tivantitylittintitd kerchief* 14 other IRtiCiel were isutd;in•thioir !possession witli.the, flop Auks thaws are new Ip s the peogospion of • Ilea.: Tune wet ; cepstablps..*Teen ton. •I t. is naderlotetitt ,ilir,y.kisty. paid bill tit the alitureat- towns thetnexli 'Aphids . .passad, S. parthwihtly ncOMI,CAntd, at Abe ccarne !Charily at 1004 Deity*, anti othergaispi: • They , statclainiiAmmishirk.o ll Thnine) and . n: ittat slier dilip-layilltants of C oi; . near Wells, and lol4o7.refnissodltile toLfar. ..They are eapoaittrsl to Wiltess4assii, by J. T. !rho . ~~ i PAPERS: \ • 4dit t g. , ; learn from Spain, that fiery a every preparation fur Cresting over to 'Ceuta, in case Cadiz shuuld lie too closely heralded 14. - 1' 11 - er Mejesif the ,Eutptess Josephine sets wit this day for SU!mason, where she intends to spend a few days.' . - Her Majesty the Queen of Naples arrited at .strasbergh on the Sth instant. • -The day before Yesterday his Majesty behl .. Conitcil of 'State. Great preparations are 'atilt ' awaking fur the nuptial festivities of theE4Peret. The triumphal arch will he completed by the 26th. It Will be made of wood, there not being' time to Construct one of stone. . MAncn 10:—General Regnier, who cOnininnet- Od a corps in Biscay, has assumed the corentand of the second army which made last year the enigi. paiga in •Portngal, under the orders of the Duke of Dallnatia. _ The Duke of .Abrantes arrived on the 13th inst. with his Lady, at Burgos. The eighths 'artily,- which ho im s to comami, eonsistsitif ' three'divi.. As, at the heml of which are Geoerili•Soligut„ _ 'l2wl •-...--- r....t r ,. . cneral Count Suchet has been ap oa Pointed G 'terrier -General of Arragon. - 1. The following - dia l :etch has been rowelled hy tls 1 Excellency the Duke of Feltri, Minister at War", friktn thullieke of Castiglione :-- 0111110.14, " I hate the'honour to ioferui of • the siteeessful Issue of an 1,4 11 ) instant, in the' plain of tie, one of the must honourable troupe of all the operations of . 'oia, they manifolcal the grimiest they. ' - • .._. ' . • ''.. " the General' in uhief of the insurgent iss..it *in Catalonia lied, some days before, astemblisrill his force sat Moya. He had drawn all the 4aril l .: i runs from 'the fortresses, and aulted a great nun( . her of miqttalets Witt the troops of the line, in the hope, by means of 'thus...reinforcements, .and so numerous a multittute,uf people, of completeix destroying thedivision of Souhain. - 'rho' S - plinlin troops nf• the line consisted .of 12,000, to Which were added 1,/00 Cavalry, lota several thousandi of armed peasantry, known by the names of mi.. gimlets and 'Quietens,. • " At seven . iti the morning the Plain of VictOn three eulatims, which all the etvalrreim attache/ . way of lona," dutialeployintiof With , its ,entirtiiirritry • open The ioatt.tahnin ilebetintiett fru* the' na, aid the* op in Olds* of c. , the first.. The thitilliessetrtttigi and , ukcoplisd thisAillla.ivilialt Vich to the iristivaid. ' - 6 % gichtabie.ef ItriamOtit*, ' litkitlit aneasi......-- —._ :olumn+ a^ ,_....,~ - ;Aerial to attack Yla 'enternitni - -aineen.aitit lefolref tidiiPlittelt Wboet ViCh, . the 41d tlre.cetitrel the l i be die - tight whiff i• the brildid the Ist Ralln• pie* of artillery', -the divide's. " eat: fly Coatteett with sot ,snuch hupetn to be file priiiiipar.r ,hileforts: • Gun. St) into this . soatre. The 4th intim ...at light try withdrew to • Yich in good order; is ithoet be- : lug attacked,: and Without the 10.4 of 'is man. • " A very close Are of musketry then . vututeneed along the front of the tine. 'The eumny, pose(l to us his picked treept, and particularly twd Swiss regiments, - advanced to the nun& with great . intrepidity, at the same time pushitig ; torArlig ttths *hole of the cavalry by bis right, .ie order lir . outflank our left. Gm.: Souham, upon tide, ;at. tacked his lert • With the 24th regiment Utirlignous, suppurtcd by 'the'piated company of glcaputuou'l &Soon.. This attack completely discomatitil the enemy'. Cai'alri s iikil threw them hate the ut. final itivortlee. 4. number of ,the Sparteat cavalry fell opt). cis apt* tliirix.kopesea; plunged into a, ditch, 41.1 w high' it how*. sidle t cat reite, . them:, itt 1111MblitSt Colonel Doluttl, was wounded nitit . lnkttej in the' left. arm. „ ; t . . • " The enemy, in iheir retreat, sulrecgd gresitly, from the fire of our,mu.ketet; inn 1,110). Egrlo-0 40 t: with which the artillery,pfayed,upese. "The; Spanish aenetul tbew biought: up the. whole of his reserve, ant) ifirdueersurwthte form) Cis! way through our quite. tialitinitit furious attic% Upon the 42. d• rtagiuent, wbieh was renvicr the. cotsmhnd of. Colonel Eska,: *hose' uleehas. Once , pierced. with toilets. IMO - rogintent i wilt(the • battalion of the eistal.aurthe beevitst Aim foe; three hours, withbutitO.earenes gaining an, lack of ground upon them: The knuness of,drotk oW. nettallf mete ihtituuthe:tothhiahry praised. : ‘; , 44 Ti Mkt of his freitlestt,Ores to, break, tlitragir our eentte,:. O'Domipt„ —Quiraineoden.tri_Chisri • et tbs.:4l44:4's Circe, reS)dreti.st ..ouce4 by.i bolt ' oss m o uvre, Ulu aitbf a mitioriority of Asise.,: lets of nwrfd than three to tufo *bolsi aawk* of Our Csitc ; brut in did •saqt, reneged way. • • * s . aft ly•this s egesppt. 4 , llitr Ist mote riii-lsge i t • flinfaistry, oustoo4 l llo by Cut Yam. 'l/la, Jog* %at in 66(4f:4m..tit* -44 1 ext ail k; • //4 0 Y7 Point thy whir* liwAsillepled to peorprese.„ , , mbee ls ir ti si erwileCted ileitil . o4l44loll , fauokr.. I <a' Lt lfiis stiNto,eif brattjaVeak Atiokki. 4. SOVlliksr, - of •wheci sual wstallt.dl . 'military talents, I feel do) h 1 hest eel:Mitred . . ,a wound with a iiiiist‘r.rball, on the life WM*" ; which eukatigera :the hoWLef . the bye., btu, at ell oasts we - halm !uAilio fear (we *elite stoop ainali wilh mWthwol who has se Abe.; fitily,terted his 4ctiorMitipl 4 4 ""iir.Y.. withstanding- his rJry severe wimiud, this Cow. • 7 • l i i • I . MP. • • • ...s., ~•,, .., :'s - '.• -: '- '• 7 7 "'"'"'" -- • - " - '.. - 7.',.' -. %,-"'' . '-':.:! -•-• ' —sr -- -• , 7 - : • , t • • , iv . - . • • ' - • . , • . t . . .. . . • . . - • . . • • - • • • . ,r . • , 11 - 1.1 1 , eivTitSqNif; . . ''''' . -..-..! . --_ ay .._ , . okrrert) Tratot te IT uf it: #4rictar. Foli ;ram INTEL&IGENCg. l e, • . -' StintiOr BXPEbitIO V • . "0 ~ • " 1 1 . . • - "'rte" -.. • The Arddvers,lo .of this tostjtoijoo VU i t 'd The Minutes of Evidettre of Tutsdny list, enstain the ex-` . FRESeII AND DUTCH PAPERS: on SAtiffJai tatit, st: Patrick'! Day, at tweet ' . lanl„,:,:re s T r lrr s !", IZl„, v t i btr....." c aTt'i nt ., 4h ,,,A k e:" . Loudon Tsecra. Thu Company ;mutated of- up- . And Captain Pu xet, hod th e examin:tion of t i t e sjor n i PA " ITS ' N ' t.g l anl e -. ' We l e arn from 51°11.°9 to war& of ittreis - lAtutired and fifty ASP/time of elligh: iikacksil, int! Comet layers: Lord' Castlereagh'. the Spamish army make, every preptration f . .... ..,„ .. •lb respect to onyalzy-operaqpa ivio 2 that the !stoat crostini over to 'Ceuta, in case Cadiz sh,ould FEB. 23, t819... s one your racelien4 tegagement on Vich. in this .able to the FlretiCill if the war in CatatOd. tot seal intt inticpit , of the insergrat arm Lie:enniki-Generll,Deit sir penal** Mare thatnatal/741* is at Sautviiiri, sad laidOehhad on - Entvis the fleet with a part of lbowitay had forced a lasi t wets and Lief lt ltseik,aafatteehdl thou's, River side, it was thought the Expedition would- h siciessful • • Captain Pirate soderstood,:lhat if the ar7inient.l ,enisbin4 to poll no at Mice to tiakeilitt,there wield k eviryjorebniiitity of OW" e • Major-tiesseril klaciano, csauppodby the ul ettfrry on the expeditiao, taist dam_ i t bomh at Antwerp could have hens .11asmo - as die Sib a Assam, the town might have aetits deotroyed Wit wirreader. : AbrlubArkein. the enerwy eptdrci! Invent. 'rbe first, to ached, &dimmed by froht of that Waco, Ille:rigtste. The se:. the heights of &tot:: battle on theleft, at .d by 'wily ef Salsoraf eh skirt th* - 11434, ; ',16 ° . sr . on , !! w. i m ..„..„ a t a $ af theta ihbvair, Ty, 'IF • 'tith Uttillifili kt . wsi taatiotire ... , . ..: • ' at Tati . TiOr - .' : "tit i - ittc 0 , 4 *4 ilit ' a , • - ar id infantry o • hi l g 44 tn — l4l dab 1a1 3 466 .. itio it i Wt. • . C. rsgitsent of fight info-ale/ # -.' • he 4tti battalion of an R 3.1. slave l - 04 104 . 11P4 .adrvatifi ‘ett tteecit if* dommq , the' viltiii ' 4, .z. • . . • ~c , - .‘ ~. o• ; . . abate fed the attdck isisetit nrii otnositypitnit tt altnthhiscarti ituitit biwhich he wo tip' dirct Sunhats, however, : tfid •n - ut Calf the 4th battalion' of light inftitt . • •' • • w _ . ,• I !!N'. b~ 1* '117: 4 t o twd .:;1;1 Ipek WI tor obi ■ig Not. =os