The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-20 00:00:00

c n:".104,1. Et 21**0 inGlif fi t 100 er e ir",.tOritlOPY ' l O4 the ielat,nlo%,WWo I, . 1 4110P10111*.vi I< , Nev. tblp I . l.Tetina,. with pact o 4 tha Braaih l / 4 -41i64 . . r airavoy: • its a' oa t " •, 19" , • • . *hip 4Zesire,'fraio; thr • I, s l • 4.1 4 '2IIS, * fro* 61(111110 r4)11 of 4ticriselismiA bat: I; Bike to : ' UNu, ie4p4 in 4: t 4 fret in Wan), , t• first vinel of another fleet tltta and Gottenburgli o me. iade on Wednesday last. .; Is, priocipaity •coastecs. and Ores o 06. coast *4 kte% tsk pies ( 4? • - .sits 1 " du s ilr fill • teed snet ail Ilaing sent ((ix by ex. Highness (ho Pittncit of itted hil . chattnlng retreat near tilde, in - conseqeettee of as ex to whom, lid phi the ;mak, ,cellar. . • . 4 .. .; grAnd. antler .yeeteiday, ton-street, to, Earl.Gkey, feral _ Mt ? TAT4IO:C e !WM 4c.. iiiiptinsiod of the futeettette o( the alliihdog • (loathe caste thereof, it linently seothini to the coustehi s trkhent cy diepkyed by Miami)°, ova to, tho Jitel'ellitneeirs„is bo th pettettnilly and son oairly.coacàuicd Shy eel one else in thd, Print* W'ar„p has kept aloef,-by irence; front tie late discuseloae the Qlfreiti4 his flaueglueld t colonel • . U 'Bf rk pp e p, T a ., ) 1 . 1 4 11 5 W, .3-1 4 1 cc'441170", crtacst,' naming no findo.tiste i s fur they are thole, of the lose justice ho may, therefore. Alm % whilst his ailed is wholly linge and ditties of the ;ors., . delionble : to, kenw what extra. Toting Co times .siot hiqe• ripAicAT placed this f.o . ukigut?iptiuk stoicoil* titan Le the Nikkei . nt.44 0 Pie ." • tkj , airy a v near relation of • tko upgo. 414 the statement of, f da,f tspitegeeece of pecun'iarx thee unto' 44 . Ile had fee Ica himself kom society, whit& pail him a sort of melancholy, ' derangement. gaily in Sek particular friend, and imam, icle % Sir re4Ncts &tape, which iffeettoeateiniud al to proalece the we have already related. The 114.61114Ne's father splendid iednpimtience, above the pecuniary,dif4culties„ atelneenneected or business. ' Illymneth on the 13dt-inst. in lore, which she had captoted In 'iootter, commanded by the first ted"SORCOUFF. It' was stated landing, that JUNoT had been MASSENA/S army, on account of` • orders in the batticof Bosco ; soldiers incorporated in that Irewn, and roplaFed by French regiment§ employed op the coast in • of seizing gritisk eterehendien, stet, to be marched into Spain. "ors of biscuits sail daily from tram whence they are carried no thence, by escarp, tint et,- ,ces, from pest to pest, as far lortugal. If this statement of iiicuit from Bayonne to Bilbda the Admiralty will escrtgreater watching Ali quarter. of teaesports, having on board about — iten et Coimbra, with the whole • French 'army, medicines, &c. the Downs, under the peotae. •eura, Dotterifl, end Erpsigle ships irk and woended of the British board of 'she elsove. • Id-Martial was held at Pos. 11 . 50,1 BARKEk • Assistant-Seta is ship Orion, for carrying on necessaries allowed to the sick or the -- being clearly established, Mr. asokosoC - 1. be &WSW , Ma was held dorlog Area days teat on Lieutenant Jostm,Geantr, looney Mullett, for not hating execute the orders of siritowr.i ,ceeiliagL.withalse mails to Surinam, nerara, but returned twice to port. - 's defence Was, that the sickly. prerented him.. The Court sena. lie - rarely reprimanded. sides the great match betwixt Crib do 'the 18th of nett month, on mde ate tending, another battle between a Lincashire man and 1 ~~. NNyeleng s Ir. N . \sr v•de.ulelillir' . ..?_ • • V'V l 77 TO , THEADI Mk f,\ \ 7.111135 TA ~ • • 541 • ' The moleentM really to rriftg—the basest , ipirigue, •• • • ,founded incalumny apj.ntisreprsentlition,. placed the prtoe.ot men in power, s t ud exery mauve of their ad ,mittistration bp proved their incompetency., If they 'had not been eonseipos of, their incapacity to justify , rtheir conduct, they would opt seek by another ad journment to prelo,ng their, silky in office. They aie well aware that a change in our . Public Councils veould lead to a full, discovery of their insufficiency, ni rather of their delinciency ; for it is delinvency, and of the highest order, to dare to h4ld ,the reins of Government in the name of the KING, at a moment 'hen it, if. trtorious, to the whole worlii, theft his Majesty is unha ppily, bereft, 9( his senses, and,de.: dared by his fhydeiatts, akateo„ea , bitheAintili - , C /LA N cacia . a.„to,be incapable 4RetNiltig ant one' l .s, e&+%...4a to or rational act of popomenter a k taby other perict4 or our hietory s sioest the glorious &each: of 10814 the Miaiktera vbq . would have attetaptea pleb an useti!itti!in..wonld halo ' bOott Merit to thi - , 'lroner • A but fallen tend de - gra 0 ded wiiire becOnte . - • acithin these fifty yegre,_ (ti* ickax •fe were, t ,rest there) ! yet, !iF i ttip.944!rgy „ eitott4it ottr . , 'i?f_ .0 41 1,Pt*tittegtic!itAliallide s t r iOcieic Old lireKsle the Ration ta,f . tito t re ove# . *a Troia ttip• thraido, • who net•only Alamo to 191,akpicplace, but. ~their NEAL*. What else•do.they..asnets), Nay, Sir, l `Ult. you % what else can It:meant by the ieitetiteten project of another adjonrnment, Mao 49 keep tilt I •RICAR APPARENT out of , 11!:a ,inheritance Wig as possible, that they may riet,saigt impunity Ohe exerciats of an authority they have• tqo ineit abased ? I will.defy legal aophistry, aided lkyquils. ble and chicanerys to give any other ecylanattoo : ta . the sdjoornment intended to be proposed, and to! Which measures.A have been taken, tkndethantl, by tbresAtkiiid pr,oniiscs, to catfy into, yeescsktine..,..l calupoe, : 4lte /,ot% CIS AllCsl4olli to. the, yonsequences, to biatseli;and • the coixiiryi AK! lending • his support to a measure which , Asakset inockery at once of the !Monarch, of .00:01 tution, and , of the Right s, of the•geepl!qiss. l ,4 leave it to the nation at large to decide gi veliethae , it., will tamely. submit to the ignominy of being govern- . cd as Spain till' recently way, bX a self-tiovninat4 Junta, in the postrained absence ltalqgititmta Sovereign... ' , A WRIEip TARO,S7:E. l ittedsor; Nov: 11 . • The fulloirins Is a letter teoeivad.yelteplay t-' " 61 , 910/t. 4 . 4 The principal conversation in the hocee.rottnts, Is the design of the French to penetrate into the provinces et s‘lgarmi tad 4leatejo t by Cin i esinelho 'fagus. The attempt ja to be made in two ways either to cross the Tagus, by a bridge of boats, rafts,' &c. at a place called Rainulkui, or to ferdit higher up at 'Adeohurga.;'fOr 'hiissEta is determined to. risk the attempt, whatever it may cost. With . re. aped to the former, our gun-boats nil' doubtless he able fp prevent it, and the , batteries that have been, erected on the opposite shore l . peincipally manned .by British sailors. The second we trust, Will be found equally difficult, aiihe IS 'ney so sit/Wien ds to render it impassable; and at all times it is hazardous, on account .of tba .deop quicksands. Besides this, there are 50. 1 00Qpeasast. try armed, to &event their landieg. 4 , On the ad, it was /toted, that LordiVet,Listet- Ton was in Lisbon, but I have nut been able to mem with any use who saw him. • We know it is iris Lortiship's.opinion, that MAllseNA will not fight until he obtains ruiitiorcements, 'which he is report.: yd to expect ma the 29th, to the number of 30,000. men. His army now consiitief 4'6iooo`mitskets, and 17,000 cavalry, but hilt of.theit are ;dismount; ed. gar army ascends to 81,000, with the rein.' forcements that arrived on she 3d. MAssutt has l come down south of Leiria." • A lettee from Lisbon says, es Yob ealinet, glee how scarce pievisions are in' Lisboa, gn lc- , count of the immense supply which the city is obliged to furnish our army with, and to whom a preference in every thlug is very Properly given. : (Jokes previously bespoke for uverardayi ; but at pound of meat is to be procured." MAjaaNA has declared to several officers phis have gone into his map With flags of truce, and pit. titularly to the pliant Caiitiln Slawyn, Camp to Lord Wit.unvets, that before the expi. ration of a month ho would be in possession of the . capital ! A letter from Charleston, dated . Out l s l 4; sappy--- a I take the first opportunity to relieve you' from the anxiety I know you will feel for mafetf ots hewing of the dreadful calamity which has 4 be. fallen thi; city. Just after twelve, this morning, a fire broke out near the old Episcopal Chttrets, and , has raged with unabated fury u n til ' half an hoer. ago (eleven o'clock), during Which tient' an int; mese number of houses have been destroyA ; nearti the whole square from Church.street eastwardly to the Bay, and northwardly from Broari.itrect to the Market r . besides some lowliest' other porta of the j teen saved by the flakes of %refibin the horning houses.' 'The number of houses destroyed may be five hundred._ On the mountain, of Gloneostershlre there has been a: severe titorm of snow.. Sever al ritrien. a crossing/h in the night have perished ; and der. ing the nigh wind e tree was blown down on one of those 'unfortunate men, which killed him opt ; theepot, and brute his horse's back. The most severi, shock of an earthquake wipe. rienced for lowly leant was felt at Usben at 'two' o'clock its the morning of the, Id instant; Out is • was attended with no other,isjory than the a 1 Whitt' such a pile • ?omen would rail It is senteichat Singe - 14r, that a shelff peg glee, last year, and at ate panic 04110%1., Trl7" Talus ecipliptolo444l6l4l l l444Wft • Sr a;—After treat iilrticly,bon sai4 and 'Written, on thitaliStali4!ifirnicious custom fraryingie Churches, eipeciialitio : gtes& towns, it was hoped-that the custom %vie eolith decline, airil •vrauld.he in,titnedisaeitinried, at fee:4.Kit). vertfel! eaceptiosi But it , aeetnv ask it, silie of Phi &Slice I , ealightened usemLprq tke asset:rift", notwith standing, arc still determined to. conthasieltals Go thlc custom, of uniting the. dead witW the liring,-, led en, no donb‘ by ancient precodenti; lot those ! ought !tot 0* 10, rtiKe any stalest, and it - is still loped, will not is future - be allowed; to prevail itver.oonsmots sense. These observations occurred In the writer,-in consequence of there having been •tvi . o• bodies • interred in the Temple Church, in the nurse of the present week, and itt - the mast fre. quested part 9(.4 too t - both being within &few feet .of t4' pulpit, .and not only. tint, but also not more than two feet ftsins the surface : the pernicious consequences . of. which to the living, are too ob. vious to teqsiironausiog. The lkochers, and great legikChancellorst, are deposited in the Benchers' ivassiti • which is also. under part of the Church t, Ind that is bad enough, as the only entrance to it isl,ketween the pulpit and communion table. To 'tolerate, by these means, the living partake of . the ponies of the dead : -thus., the learaing•of the dead Isaimiend 044) . ;Italivittit t ; to the great, beeetit of the iealstieg age. . Yours, • • ; . •t. 1, • A; I IIIIP,LAR. ffentortite 114141wpsame-P4iai she late Mftstei in Chancery. , Yi2 ; f One of the, last 4 tow* wag pelitte Lord Chiantis, Thur4v, whose Makin marble; ced on pedestal with a suitable Inscription, at the soath-east angle of the Church. ?liorough The Church is oow undergning aV. ~. repair, and beirightaudiii4, us it is tended, during which the haiinless crow-legged Knights Tempi's. are protected fro accidents by u proper cove • • MR. LANC.ASTER.. ,1 From the Norwidnix • '' *e have the Plesing satisfaction ineeounee the arrival of Mr.; - Lancaster, of the ItoYed Free:. School, Southientlt,•• in Nottingham. At' present he is in Derby,,liut will lecture in this town, at' the Long Roden, in the Exchange, on Monday evening neat. The intrinsic merits of this Gentle. man's System of EduCation have procured for him, trot only the cannteoance.of.all by ,whom it is un. deotood, but, in an eminent degree; the peculiar patronage of the Rtiyal'Family. Under their benign stupidest, .nsorly 00,000 poor children are, we on. derstand, now ezpirriitteing the benefit of instruc tion .in useful Learning. Vie Duke of Kent: ha reeenity.estgblished, ih his Repot Eattatiod; '114; glasesgal *oaf, fisr the education of above . 1001 abilaten, sad pritalled on .Mr. Lincsater tV gnat,* Orton ',act as Schoolmaster.. * ;Mr: it: easter; is the course of the presnt . touv, has lee. tumid. infinite success of NtirthartiptOn and Leicester; and whilst we congratelate Our towiii. Men on the oppOrtunity now afferded• them at at. 10114ing his Lecture on Monday, we feel conadent, that Mee *he avail thalkelvis of it, will seiperi entweqpiii gratification. . GorraTus Acoot.rmus, the Ex-Kirtg.ofsesnen, Is not remarkable 'for any impeded* in personal entinwments ; his features eve imgular, yet his eyei are quick and penetrating, and the toule enNemble of his , countenance impreslive. [tin manner of dress seems to he imitative of the rough military costume et CljAnEs XII. The much.celebrated Archimedes, Sometimes ed by Sir Isaac Newton, in his works, the' Prince of Geometers, by means of a regular inscribed and eircumscribell Polygon, *of ninety.six sides, deter. 'nine(' the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter to be n e arly 'in 'whole numbers, as twig-two to seven, and' that of -the area to th .itquare of the diameter, as eleven to fourteen. — Our own countryman, Mr. Givnie, well known for bis powers of generalizing in mathematical science, ; Alas,we understand, delivered long ago to several* gentletneu - of his acquaintance (front one of when - . we have received thern)the following very simple ap. proximations, both for the circumference and the Ares, by means "of en inscribed Dodecagon alone ; .which are-not only much nearer than those of Ar: _ehimedes, but elso possess the advantage'df being -geometrical instead of arithmetical, eircnitt stanco that must render them peculiarly to varines descriptions of artifice's and niechist nics.—The perimeter of a regular Dndetagent,- inscribed in any Welt., together with the excesalat . four of its , sides above the diameter, is very nearly equal to the circumferencst. The excess 9f otte. 'OW pat, fof the ,rectaagle ender the diameter, and the perimeter of the inscribed Dodecagon above the square of the radius, or, Which conies to the same thing, the excess Of the rectangle under the diameter,' hand four' sides of the inscribed Dodecagon, above the spore of the radius, is yeey nearly equal to tbe area. of the . circle. This is much ;wares •to the truth' than that given 'by Archimedes ` is .nambers, and ncithiug can be more simple.— tins, if yr, d, and r represent the perimeter of the inscribed Dodecagon, the diameter and radius' re -sretively, the circuthference is very nearly equet to 1...4 and the area toe—rs • We else understand,' 'from - same of Mr. G Irides friends', that he has had in his possession, for-a number. of 'years, grometri. cal approximations fur the circumference and area of •the circle, true to within any assignable limits whatever, ;I *lfo a legitimate and most "un. exceptionable demonstration of this infinite in. essassenerability of the circumference end diame ter, whack, When, published, must eat at rest foe 8,111 Iheceb.4trar question isbout Ole quadrature rtf.the circle, at ch has agitated the Mathematical would mesh:too the time of /pchintedes, and. for A ulation of which high rewards herd heretokort . la" Amid Is Marva' crovauieg. ..• !Nil PORTS) K 4 Arrived itnf 101 the !feria' schools* fig vf her forarnail.. *.- WO the Sarpotlini or FALMqOT, pieed hie its • con ,o , y, hound 10, *I sacral sail of L'...ii„Tti?ft Sadnd the slesizo . 4 66 • DEAlav • 1 4 Arrived his• Majesty's ' The Britannia, Pct, Arrford, is sunk on tl The Dispatch, SLAM The Ussubeit, from oe:Celagate• theblelte Mail is not e EsCulapio,. the 6 of 110 sail, from the Dal • pied in tore South ROaiti Thirty sail Of veiselt o tgeri 4 were drl3fe'Op, a iombin, during .. 60 0 11 6 Riij The 41,ebagar, lisgloc to, pieces Lail Otis* is artist p ar kee)c i near Portsmi F ess from his Royal Mr. Ara% has quitt quitter 4, in the Highland. tress heal the Prince, 1 a * thltial off i ce utChancel Mr. Possostuv: gave * at kis house iii kelistOi 1• ,;,oi•d PoNsoNstrz crane Air. Sr stsi a 0 Puill. " at; 'tilipakeit I t erutiro, son aftlikttag eied etuitijiktly soot! the delicacy diapkyo li a 9lluteasthimaelft l 01014 Dltir46-SOilal ipOrii. !kg Prince of Ogg.. cf!: idter.P!olic h Ie Parliament ; exen th tirTysirkt,ltyllls* and cc 41)M:ed. nye) . • that hksAtergts,as a sttsstkoo it ' . thit. tow, WO 0 feigns; so arbo cooedeitly toeslgu•tho hit sloshed id the feelils. lii It would he sexy 4ei qt% vsexary merit: two tits, Nil' PP4efsS ever the btu!a of above wit sencelb, nthQ were 1 vtcrious De their iteiag e pre assared by IL; Mr. f BAN cz§ 114 eft . his having shot himgAf kicuitiqt It altogctlis leTeral leers secludcil it leasth brought upon batdering on Mental di Maher he lost a very to Alcir after' hit.l4ocls, •fn dkordgral his affeoll fad consequences we foftune of' 11 ° ° placed his soh in via wer effects of all pernaillq n With all speculation; th A teSsel arrived at 1 rat order to land prifortOr it t. s French privatcc idle ofteer of the celebrate fur • uni officer on his I It ordered home from M k. lit disobeying NET'S l" lad that the torrigl ▪ IT' are to be with& :kr Tektites. Many regin tie honourable duty o are, he likewise states 'f; lie adds, that convo re I3ayon .• Pe to Balboa, t eill• 4_ V 9 Vittoria, and from • propriate conveyancer sn the frontiers of Poi e conveyance of his (vb. correct, we Oust ti Il e lance iq wetelOng A Let -- of teary( P." 400 0 ris * p onere ) taker erc w" : mitcal staff of the 1 attired oa Fritts Y i n t boa sf the Msrcury t. War. The sick , 102 1 are also on boa • " Satutiay a Court 'Albs on Mr. Ilar - e am of his Niajest ihors the necessalm' f I P• The charge It tow ,I .‘ ll la NtN.ealltoll J :51 ,,1 riice. s w A Court:Martial 4 veck at Portsmbulk ;cot I of his Ilsjcsty's schc t done his utmost to t CALDIR, in proceed! irrl !:!rhice, an d D cmer LienteolaaeGgiiilf9l po i !lite of his crew to boile pre "need hint r, 0P • and ma. •i n *twits, ar of which n oun - 10"lhausatt will h e t . „ uagnt be u-tch E STAMMAIX.., • . . Ital"rts" , " iT &DIAN. I . 4 0.751714tetrettreFIVif)th • - • 1. t~~. . . , • i .1.1. • " "" s oseipt LION 0011(MITTABe • • • • •"" VV. I t 'OW coMmittee give their. opinion for thtpgges.. thy of the Bank reriniing their payments, in snrcie. •Sir „John Sinclair 'and, Ste beligie, the Minister • • 4 ..4 • arc .of opinion the) should not, add represent the 7, r.onsetrenees of sea a ..easisre, .as . lending t.s . siert a luso of elpyting all the gold nowt' in . . E*4lo; owing to the present unfavourable state •• of bec • . es t chauges foresgn parts, which is also iikely.to bootee still greater, frpm. the ! t ate attempts • .of Bonaparte to prevent the consumption of British 'pr "duce, or manefactures, on . tile Continent of Europe * , = !.. •'. ' • Islnar, I think, gn expedient may be Mon upon to reconcile all . these dieulties. • The Bank of England is, at present, allowed to issue silver tokens of the value of 48. Chl. for fig. I should prppose that they be allowed to .Istue gold tokens of the value of 1 5s. each . for 20". This would efrectualky prevent the exportation of such tokens.-avhich the Bank might be bound to replace with, cash, whenever the Parliabsent might think proper to order them to do so. ' -.• It would surely be more agreeable to Wiry holder of. a Banknote, to have the obligsition .made ou a material intrinsically worth fifteen 'shillings, than , as at present, on one not 'worth one farthing. Nor 40 I think the-Llank would object to such a mea sure, as.tliair drift so would be a taeit confession that they tootild tint pay fifteen 'killings in the pound -;-•beildes, by issuing Such tokens I now propose, :theYArrnuld eivissa 4rtalet Currency to the circuia. tion of ttseir large note". • • MERCATOR. The same precautions would be takes against the counterfeiting these tokens, as exist against the counterfditing the current coin of the kingdom. 1. . hti ' - 1/1"r - • ••.. t. ..:. nuisLt is NOV. 1?.. . SAtkewitnar.—Nre hate .the metaneholy task to atate!to the Public the unfortunate lees of a vessel, with the Captain, park of the crew, and passengers, amounting to 10 tiering*, in the Bay of Dundrum, on Wednesday morning last. The, Captain's wife and another female art amongst the unfottannte . ntifferers: The Captain's name is ' . l4lglnalko .Ths circumstances that attend this distressing scene do. serve the attention of Government to prevent in. fa. ture such disasters,- *hich in . this instaolie l and two similirlast winter, might have been avoided by a ligrtt-litnige placed on the pier now bailding-hi the, bay, et Newcastle, which should be made public. The above vessel •tras, bound to Newry, bat 411- ther trent' having overrun the entrance to. Cariktig- Torii harhoor, 'or the Me not answering teCenertke bar, she stood out to Sea with the hope of weatbet ing St. Jehn.'s Point, .as the night *ea dark, snag tonqdrently' but little chance of rnakinithe Pier it Neiveattle tc however, finding that alio coed . noi Clear the lend, she tacked with the hope of reach. ing the Pier by day.right, but .falling too ranch to t e eeteik ehirmres , raw onesiseiwebeetteigive • Olvisiolli In the morning, with the (lope of oaring the live, on board, batthe tidy having (Mir hovers -to fl-tvr; the filled before iusistanee'coutd be given. ' Three of the crew are saved. '' • " •,- • • •• • - A. vesickfrom Liteipool t coal leden,, grit into the Pier the same gale, tiliiire she non liii ih safety. (Du 014 a BtAyliag Post.) • . - • • f • • .- - .' •••• ' ' Linglktcq, Nov. 14. On the night df the 14th ult.'s numerous party of men 'armed with 'muskets'and piatols,sueruuntteil the house of T. Neortan,ef Fiinningstown;faimer, who alter breaking Open the door of the iituii; cn. tercd it; and took 'Noonan, sett, fruits hia lted; and having knocked him down with the bait end of 4 musket, mostinhumahly flogged bins lithe . black. , thorn bush on the naked back—they fired nloadvd pistol at him l , but which missed him—they were go. . ing to fire at him again, but some of tile partt interfering, they gave hid: his life, .and aTtee ten. defines hill an oath 'to quit ttitit part Of the Conetiy he lived in, left him.• Informadon 'of the atftse transaction having been lodged before E. V Firi gerald, Esq. a- Magistrate of-this Connty-Lhe left this on Fridaf night with a party of the Ist flea. goons (King's German ,Legion), and proceeded to .. the 'neighbourhoed of Tory-lifll. l t whete he suc ceeded in apprehending .Denis Reyes, who wa? the • principal in, and, commauder . of said attack, he being fully identified- by. old Noonan and his Boa. Her *aa lafely holged.lo , the connty.rol on.6atdr. ibiya--(Dobbs Concosponelest.). , • it - .... - I,' : . ' ..Armheilit is Abe vacketleiforinty monolog,: from Hoiyiliiilie kir.fartel, Wei Peer.sGfficer!of Pe. lico u llith . Paft.lilighei hi *tustodY; *shorted with . inurdessi:,: y isiterhis , :itOrifitrit..lrons th' • Weed .01fice, 'lability who 'eas• eppehentled-by the Llow.eireec; 011teert'l abort *tfpe itgri,Lotfer' tookilig is despotic resittatice. 'M r;'llikavret brought tkitplis o ne with. Out any assistance from f l entfaa.-o(itliataliii Coto., vorident ! ) , __ . . . , • .. . ..,. ~ . • 1 -s. , .._..a...0--.........____A , a.. • we. • " The naval attack•iiit•the towels& Villa .Praaca s underL.ieut.,l f ient*LY, Ira' le eTertraspeet.itentic and ' ilccessfol. - :After. driving -thelitiemyy audit. the command of Gaacrat fit. Ga:ola,, ' iota the, town With the 'Witt* gun-bents,- the lakatiratO deliirited a body of searnen and Afartitet t and4.pete. ' ti.eg,binitelf tak their head, Ldpis.itsivisj su i erinci l . i . into Villa - rranea,'ialietti tit tr e siile'fotett, but •.h4, being the iienen Getiertil With . a'cons being cut down ke the esiansee; Ale trealis led "'Pith the utmost' precipitatiue. Tidal .gellant bandfpl 4 British Vari;'iminediately diggihg 4 - vi;. , 11411C4 Monsitur-§'r. Cnotz with militerilt.noief,. by the . Marlizes firing Ogee -mollies Over MIA . m'. the lines of said ,Watyk r tnolors and • Wimp. wet. .iliti . itt 'spectator* of this brilliant achievement,:' : .., - hate beforb s notiOntf the asteeishing salmi of . . Dr. > taiga* 'loapearinf tae imron . trikiil g Fe ro k er .. 'formed hi AO all,sanative niedteine, - ohs .Cordial . 8-lin of Gilead, which•haaaamain i iif prisnwteil the sale in eatiotls parts of the kingdOns..• Tinny cases, so yeapectabli attested, mire ib,iiitrialiiir 'tialtie in ' neryons coniumppre' compliant* in getteitaly and Oniirtially itistnit" its lade as the first menttiee ox. .., tenet. ~. `.. " • ' f ~.~~~ ±I: 7f#:77il