The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-06 00:00:00

tre - fOi l tifitatie pistrfrons''Att Nei to itialighii Vie 4 1 ' 1184 .1e , :- 4ard V9ellinsit4a .occupied with Pis eaalre divisions and the left wing of his army ‘4 9 fre de Munch which has 'yet the rues trodego fwd. coitus foirobra. jte.rosltlxrt Quo. 111% corps at Poole Murrolla. .• • ~. • • ... ` Pe the 24th, our arlyanced.gui4Pretteat the yearpgoaed of the English.o9 the pesisis t „ ,An ac. tiuo took ;deceit Mortagoe.. A. A Pe. nglo seAM"Y of v4lt Iscurs of ilus 3pc regiment or light 41gentlii prerwhelined art Enillisis battalion of thrre . o r four littetPret! Math The goillb,b teireatei pe-the Sierii fie P9"Fur - We 464 PP Pteinh priipliv(ii4 this *Fier, . • , i ff Pn the 8 5th, the 1 . 11 and ell, corpriirrveli the font of the enemy's pesitiuts. The lill corits' Wei irttFond iq cOluese by brigades, on the road to (;. 6 !"!! ) Fs by San 4419419 de c itutnro• the Bth ' , Prix/ was PritnB in the vireo manwer . ins the evid, •-•gglinbra o by toe cogreatur 14w*, ; • •: f-igt '0 DY , Op ;hp ;(411, the 3d corps, which.. hipt Ulu Mered by its ertillery mere-then the others, closet; un the Cth Burps. The-division of fieoetel Pilsen which composed the eilvaileed.giird of . the nth c.orps, skirmished the whole day fur the purpose of ocespyini a village at the fuot of the mountain. 'riu• position of the enemy W.lll minutely reconnei. trail by the General in Chief, and the cousinaliders et the co r ps of the "my,. 41 T h e sierra tlel3esaro consists of a chain of mono. tSilis of granite, from don to WO feet high, brie. .It . t! 1,100 very stop rocks, humanely difficult of ecca:ss. The crolli. Vat Onverod with troops. There were 20,Q00 gad 40,000 Portuguese. A Siumeroos ii;tilkry was collected hi the panes of 41itonio de Cantata sod Mullen: Both the fun! , were letterseetod In tenerel•ptirees, eel in. trenelimente formed.' The cavalry was 0404 iq felfrve at the beginning of the oiiitetq pert of the positioprotivosite to the read by which we arrived. mid height of th ‘ p . ,siures, and the di ffi culties of the tnutittCO3, l f f4TOf7_ 004 Artinery almost victims in the *toot. :.• - .1 4 The Marshal Pelisee•Of Essling was aware of the strength of iliepositlois of fining. He deter. noised uq tortiips it. Itrevittired tie days to make this llutlk niereelenrl• glinust under theektioets of the enemy. Some*Of•tire best officers *itiiir opi. 1001146. a this .manceevre was impracticable, as we might ho atteoked on the eserchWith strldiran, cage to the enemy. HaVvit)eli it 'wet-Oikitiefed that the biglistr•anny W Very - 1414Y; end' little - Imp/touted to radiate/re; :tlia - .lttirsliat t0014e4 on ha;ardeps , stiiiVeineut. • 'Clidera",* fi 're, evert given for smical sharp449otdrs to 43b,•_! - 4:li 'fire sisickus, the: two first days, anti that even a brigade of. the second corps should iiretend to at. tack the right of the English, 'while a"brig i titleorthe' .oth turps should pretend to carry the ,petiihns of .Itisaco. AU these manoeu vres completely succeed. ad. .ll , ,weeer, the brigaile,ef the 2d corps, cop. pianded by geogral Qvaindorge, and that of. the' 6th, commanded by Generisi parried away by taut impetuosity ! so unoral to Frenchmen, pushed their false quacks too far ; they over. ielined carry thing in their way ; but, as the army Nee la eparcb ) end far advanced, they conk' pot be aapporteil, Geuerat Simon, who received two musket balls, and about 100 Freuch, were •inada priaouna op the mountain, The enemy, as soon VI they bad paned the heights, attempted to tlesopnit in posseit of . our troops ; but all the . light partly, of the rear.guerikwhich remained in peg: , tuna Bred So closely, and with 40 moolt,precishisib that it broke tin Englieh ranks. • 0 - s • . 441 t h e mean time, the Lieneral of Brigade, St. croUt, who honied the Parch, ou his arrival gem Alealliada, (ell in with, an the road from Coimbra. to Q porta, a dielsiue of the Allied Army,. which lie pot to the root, killed several huudreds, took NO. ptnotteis, lini; drove the division ticked the puuto. It ow let of Weber s our advanced.guaril eeteriyi culmbra ; Lord Wellington had evacuated this pissitioe,.aiad retreated with.precipitation. !! We had 'AI killed at the battle of Busses', and from tt to ISGO. wuunde4; the lugs or the eaten., Oust have beu at list Its great.. • —we 44 . Qn our tuttivat at Cuimbra, the enemv si's. gßard„ placed .us, the neightson the left.bee • filondego, cannonaded the first troops wbteb later, pi the iss n . . • • t 6 from the4tti to the 11th dm semi advanced tiwarils Lishen. .'fhere were 11* diva. :if Very, tteavy mist. Titc , Ptittte ef - Essiiettlisi every thing to his power to inducctiterEitelsk 10'.7disputst the Country.with hielt wax impoisible . te lirincto battle an euemy who is extremely citlisir,'Oltif Who will nut etsgeiwartlessitois posted Upon i0i32 1 cesvildst4Salsa, of Itid behiusi impregnable intretiih , atcota,stovonul,‘Mitlk artitterp..4,:lsoad..`Weitingtotti, tie s oAce; avoided with the iterfateat care- a•gstitetlir ttig.gements . -There were rout, uo. if Niii WOW ih but thaw whiah.weteronavautablei :between ohm. ct. I grotty ,0(2.044 rearvusted of the army- which re. trotted, and the cavalry of tliciAttvatsced.iguard of Sins artaysthieh advanced. In this retreat of, Abe allied as say : we took. SOO . prisoners, the grevifitr Part whick . gore - loiterers ' : *ad half 111Sia,' 11411 .1 04. • • . • • .* .teittituretlThoidialivlia: ..4 1 4 010A 01 4rilliat 4 corps of ohservettiatis, •oloir h eo pit at esstiulwAti• abate rte had flout ILkik t IGga wound, c a or 64, was taken; four tii;s afterssire.dmari. tune s irg tgrpa of miserable I r tughesa Ihiti,4s. ;how 24(),0.usets, The army hid. bnt:ollet Ohji•Ct,,iSt, r eicw .; local waa; to overtake the t;isglish ertax Jog,' fore it eoutd "she shelter its its intrenched pasitilms, tit Lianas). '• On the ittb we arrived itt the neighbou rhood . o r me., q ,..r i the sight of the tiiglish teas at Al, panics, on the Two, their kit at the (outlet of %I l e Sissandru into the Sea. They _thus oecOpie‘ a positioa of ti) leaves in extent, ape's a title of in. treaclied natitiotablits., The small number of, t i t ras‘ by which are could get at them were briStrabtlfitik 3rtillary. k`. "the Marsha/ prince of Esslinr so disposed bit 'My, fA tit be able lu smile it in four bdurs. 'Bost 9A corps, forming the left, is at Villa Franca, (la the Tulisssi the Bth corps ; occupies' the cowl* at r i Om 6,th caeps , is on Ole Oita awl Viltt entc g, division of dragoons.oe, gig**. cm ct kke 04k{ 44ku,k what' • ; 7 1 774•., - , ..7v:;:".*.T='• 7 lMe r ....!- - 3.077.jr -...,,, r ....„„,, mo creeds •of a dir4ut.of :Citglislt cavaßY 1 1 1 14• i tioned on the sisiiiiiid4. • .M 1 G ait* Thinner, se i ;collect provHrins in the ocighbourhoodv to .he I, wilanerlio; ou r reinforcements, geed 1y ilpitc,i; khi ridge of the griere.' This bridge' It *of 'the' gio#4, 't importance. - Santarem has been ieleeted CO Ow , . . - I Hit of the army ;it is now Turtifilee., ,.. . s ` . . 11 .,4 kaati thef2th Oct. at: half-piat' fuer hip& t I iitow)P4 o_oeral' fit. EW** :V, ape/ lie vin434iAl p it iteisiew of lfini fialico, 'air:ended I blightlO view !ire Orley, aits ri,ogrtsk georboats, which were. riving a petruleorTen cavalry, going No the road. '4 shot tyboausleil-hod eat is; two this . .ksivetieno. Se) o)offe loss has justly wecite s d the reit* ;e* t , '•whele arm,: ' Otherwise these guii.boats do little:. 4ajery ; they .Ores great Weal, as is their eattoTe iket *blues 'any effect. ( Vhe I , le,glitili ,sdilirca, al-. ttemphill to land ; they were repulsed Otthe pi• vials, With the lose of some Nen. ' 1 , l' The linglith rule et Lisbon by the effect •Of totter. Tht - 1 treat with hurihness and contempt 'the' bibbitity‘ end . the people:. Tkeg fabricate tens eldrasies, iliey insOrisari, they traliapoil, thtjr take ' 1 ,1) ;i3eso''rtiitegeose iilso dare ta. wimp user the.fains of their etitststrr, Previsidni are sbort all price At Lisbon Tiotwithstaoding the reseureas which the Possession of the sea gives, this capital is on liill I puiut of feeling all the horrors of famine. i .4 4 From Almeida to Meuquer the army did not !seat With '2,000 Portuguese, The towns and villages re deserted. • This is the effect of the terror which ford Wellington' has established. He has ordered, ender pain of death, the inhabitants of all places yhich our troops approach to retire immediatelb. to:4lllvtif with them ever? , thing they can, and to hesssi or throw the remainder into the rivers. We hate found the mills destroyed, the wipe tanning in the : 'testi", the ears burnt, even.. the furniture firMiso. We base not stets a horse, it mule, •an sea, a cow, , a goat. The rear-guard of the Eng lish have destroyed every thing as :hey retreated, — They have tven burnt a great number of villages.-- ' Our army has been supported by biscuit, and tile' numerous cattle in its rear. To this the -soldiers" added, by way of making it out, Indian 'der.; eiatt' bages, beaus, and grapes, with which the teautry it coveretf. They caosicd.be said to have beers die treasod— vc;;. ;.. ) . .. . -... ~ 7 : . . 4 k A fter4helbattle of Ilsineo t 'out tertoorces were ithpr.op:el. • In-the environs iif- Coilsibre,.. and prin: - cipally in the fertile eyuettx "oaning the Tagus, the *tiny was not vxpi.:cteif;:the English had net time to carry into effect 'their aystem of extermina. titin. The vintage . was — ripe, and .the country ,i 1 cibileitaketh . tirksic We got iiiiivession it 'Vilii i room , oi;•tiosisidoetiblotOrlyito stares...of' ° boo .t. am) wheat. "iithcr 4;s JiSa . TAitullo . *Orealefots colaniatin'orlucri; rice, su4ari, fee, rem, daft; islit ?se, • • Ri%, rndite teretatt, oil, and fish,'being theihief iutiiistanca of. the Pur ttignese, these we found &ray Where. We kiaa n9l: leCttd from the plain urrhamar t ano mie lava . . of the Tagus. '• It reqtared 10 or l' i s li o ln liiilmir the hrokon , sidlle. -Lia- theylvrini • •repeirgd, '44, endeavoured to replete , lhe - ntarundthg is fai 4 postible: ' Toward the '2oth‘'Otitibcr . • the Milli. were assigned to the reglitutils;'atiti the soldiers re. oeived their daily ration of'brood.• 'At theoulieoiie we formed stores' of 'wheat, .aint baked bisebit at Santarem. Notwithstanding, the 'army of Purist: gal has received nothing from the left bank, andbas not broken in upon titrrildierces of several v;l. lies ; there is therefore nothing to fear for the sub. sistence of the rearlitard, nor fot t h at of, thO s ilqit i and sth corps. -All th4e Ma be .imppitali itsiSp the field,. and defy the Wag tigli , ' l f"the EtignA s . who fur two months donut ' Hi i'eptat alai the scaly will die of .hangeti • The i Mershitl Prkiee of Watling displays great aelivkyittjubettring supplies, and revs la ting tire delirety dftrovisions. lie knows better than any body, 'tlitsrli mprevisions depeiils the fate of the catnpaigu In Portugal. ; .'.,.. " The . army has' not he liony , pick as it's ag(l44, have had, - cousidering An lung and l' marches which it hire mitteii; .* Tile ,a . . , ; , demo.' nut exceed 1,200: .:-: vie both talc are. • ' jlltroitt l , We are employe& in O orgaing ibotii;'•" , '., %, knitikk wolost fifteen medical men id - toittibwAt,:o4iiive only one establishment for . ilie tack, : 0 . 110'11.11 . re.. ;inking 'forilte weal tlefleatia rot 'see s reatuiftice 4s, may occur. ,-....m• - 'mi..; . • ....- 414 '...." The artillery . Itril some holm; to the march.. ,Their' 'slice. siete tuppfitid by : horses taken from the useless baggage of some (Avers. The artillery. :has nit • buftreif from the fire of the enemy ;. it has. .:tOS;od, Iron; lead, to. repair . its carriages. ‘,VArgt. ~teten are sot - wantilli . . . • : • ''. : 1 . «; POrtigat seldorti'liffers -litsagtins fit , for tbo iiiineetteteedf itry'alr'il ji 4r . duld.be,sliffitodtto muft i Nor thdth OtiVanittgetitusty.le deaf the rea r of thel arils" ; fur in this close cpurtyy, intOraected mil !ti;st of thOikets4. the.arnteit pratants vuoy , do a greet tint 6briziaidai.4fichout tillrtifi ~ iiir otiiii i*to% .. , . 3.. to r, , .t -. 'l- .710....1 441 .kit0rm -4 kre i:“ 0,7 ltlilo -...• . 1 .: ..... .-• Fi11,^11F777rvet=..c,a5.,,....• --=- =. • - - - - _ . at; Piglet& freturnthit Ihillytetiumaladgments to . WS reiendsinurtteAsolie in general, for their ei ..... ~„,„,,,„„.,.....,,,.„-„,„,esqu4.l theM that no - decant:lane* will piviOuie Me smallest abaleasont, inmihn.fisertifirkfif Pla $1;474854* t.. pose' ' , abseil", in Me Sian, and to ObSeitota Me melfarc of 11 ihi; eountryi Mauld met the misfits of hle eentanes,- f •: . (a. the natural trect # continued inoirceraildni. • sits c° l ;telmol.adooinittion of a conattutiaW O• iregd,y infinite* Impaired, deprive him. 'af. 1,7. 1 Lie Intend s , in . . 0 few days, to lay I . : .4' ra the Pub*, ;through the • channel of i Tuf ,Fr4firigsy, an• account of, the muffle your Prosecutions he. has entered during the last Taco Years, by ;chid. they mill be enabled to form a correct opinion of the merits, pr de.: merits of the core. . Ile tell: at• the lOnSe time flooolepe the corrupt system of the present 4dmi nistration, in regard to the management # Newspapers, and tlie means which have leen, used to suppress TOE 5T47411.1314N. He mill also prove, to the satisfaction of every im partial man, the extreme .astincut.Tv, to say sorisipia of Mo inutitypir i , of *finding a prosecution for an alleged Lott., under the present construction of the Lim tif libel. GOAL or Igg*OATE s J• Deaelaber 6, ~._ _ ' ' -GAS SMARM • WANTED TO' BUY SO, ME SUARES IN - • MR. MMISOR'S GAS LIMIT'S. Apply to Mr.. Angus, lg. Flest-areet. s canvass there' Will shii %OS th• C ask But if she cannot End libpe there, from he r lencies and rapaci t i at oq tha.„sesta from her cm, ha'gen thud oilier triumphs, towhat part sho turn ? Shall she go to I re l an d, and bet ai „ et , L.:aocoNetuAriors, shd a'o/.414•11:•?:;_we - ..osketl these questiot:l, : _n#.. 41.4 b ' astir but that she way Intik Or..filtsd *and, :surotn,vitii th ee, 4 iti i 9454( :soli tefiectioft, may lik e y :*allowing sow lie dein' Spain" at her ew e if t tbitskit . • isirt .dsivial..etpiet Mr. Toast to prevent frembitatisat five hundfid or thousand n Satee.... •-reproach is mot to Wasp thst French have timber, and sail s , and ierdagi. seamen ; b et hie teliroseh is, tilit our trade is protected, even it the enemy could fill on e h alf the seas, with prisatiterc... Wi are mailer s of ti seas—that is our bonif'.! We claim theprope e t i 4 , theca—that is our policy and morals !. Wehr le% power to occupy them,- and to iffrihit' every that swells upon them ) : : , sioit every bull. We found of riihi upon; that powev.r. lacer eserrguilt to "Opt* tkd propusiii t ,„, Well then ! those to whom s tets give the directids this power should exersiscit with effect, nod w 4 .s out remorse. To o f b a d rind tail to secure- the 'the holies Makes us—in the first Instance; the hated d l world, and tn' the end lie Kota and lough; much ! To her Ministers Ertgload owes it, the s h e i s p u t into this. condition, which for bend, i s sorrowful,. and to all, notions hesidestothiov b n 'Osmium& To her Ministers she owl' that she has „tal .comnsorce but in horsey, that it to say between the Mother Country and ni l Colonies i ; and to these some men she .owes the si, ditiunal baneful gift, that this remnant of c aterce, this operation of shifting out of one p into another, cannot go on undisturbed, betak es must anis in and i n t ercept h a lf o f the sAiftiyfatdtr ch a word, she owes to t h em, that heej d ste e p ! degraded tamper is willing *0 feed on what it Icfl ra th er than claim a wise and equitable Goterameat i according to the promises held out to her Mil Constitution ! - . We have : given four readers some sottish f, the Moniteur of the itilth ult.—We merely I* the realer Up them. ... n ip. , Innilimmens Ot.lllr*lsthe _ -API` - dispatch . Colonel TRANT is 44, (mei ii:Mme g g in thi cet in the British Army, dated the 26th talc.. ft con. taiga the latest intelligence reviled,. the Porto. gneao"Militia posted in the rear of the Preach ' Army Dlic h AT6H TO HIS EXCP.U.ENCY FIELD-Ng: . •fiIIAL BEitttiFOßD. . • t - i. North Of Dornes t liant4r ; gg I bave the honour th.iufonn yoar AsereFav eisisap A 411 i of this month a corps of the enemy eppoitaqirr* • • Canipo, ten miles from Thomar, to the make 4fsS, as laseamtliouts, having been detached from the maits !midi army.' They had been sent • out under di e « ; . a French Cetera!, vi ith the design erreconnoitsidi I occupiednear Thomar, with , the irtiopt.,yultr Ftekeltakolll pte the honour to put ender my direction., • " They were attacked by the Portuguese 'Militia Mit greatest bravery, and were driven in with. theism 50 and 60. prisoners, and as many killed. °armee* MN have Own greater, and trite Enemy wpold.hwisintiqrst,i vere delt.tn, had, he not 'so groin discovered ow' members, Mitt Molted him to retire no the first volley. Our loss wm sif 7 tilled, and. 10 or 15•Ilightly woanded. • • " Since the above affair, as Ifonod the enemy . w'as urespl. etan i ; by reinforcements, I have taken. up ge r und on the titer Zezere, south-ens of Figuera. .1 have, the satisfactses to it your Excellency of the good conduct of my men, Ltd the great patriotism of the prople. Nil4l " By some intelligence I havetiere. dean. I find, that the corps of French troops which made ai calk upon Abranteti; aleindoned the place wt. tie Seth •nridtb, retired cowards the Zezerr. The minima, from what I kora. behaved andit gallantly. and .is• *reposed us meet a mit larger force than the French can spate to tend Against it. 7111 -people are, no& have been fote'snce'time, engaged lartyit4 the walls, nod inereasiqg the fortifications, mkt t o ititcrlialt at able engineeri. " hod preserve your Excellency many yet*. • •• . • • (Signed) " li. Tiffin llis MAJESTY is expected -tO be 11111101rfel from Windsor to Buckinghamohuuse about the oshhile of next wet:h. Yestezday moping', the Earl of LIVERPOOL sod Mr. Rvout left town for Windsor ce,tlc. His Royal Highness the Dolma CLA BENCE left • ~ town yesterday, for Beatty.. c , • The East of Del.ot RA. inteilda ilediti Owl) this • The following cfaß, '`HE' STA TESMAN. LONDQN: ••• • TUURSDAY, DEcEmßss 4.111!0. ,57-ATA•OIr XIS. MAJ WEALTH. . -114 'if' ' "initimpr am*, _Ng. 6, INK,MAI tit y has had but is indiffereat.sightt viite so well ibis orioraing.. • ( Signad es wadi) Ihttif f settieg •Beflotin discontiused.• • • • ) kVre !seal* the Nitwits; this milting foto • "L4oYoi. hoc. sin** *polio trim 'have sisdfi 'tbeir'eirispe d fling France ad d lie tier Corastlesesdhq: Seawall Saw i refelved that no less than III) privateers are fluid wit 110111111' Dunkirk and Diepps4 l .: , , An American ship, betwero 4 and 400 this, bound in LW' doll, smother large ship;'iiiiie itiitarveietti; *ere *aim ; r &stay H e ed i s scg mb i ft y i ft . H We all knOW bj. *what eminent itervides . , , repitalt . otitalaed the important- situation. of HST ADHIAALTT.; sad it appears, that he ' 0 Weis aattiotss, from the moment of his taking his seat at the Board, to shew how generously he would • pat a second price for it, having Amply bought it befors. There. is something in public patiericwikne "humility, when a Nation has passed fedi% hottoeilife Oidsperity into a certain ttegrini.of cirafteinseetitrea" ration that bears frijuries w on resentetent;asta • , suit. evrn witheit a.hlush. Not.withltaadlag that Essitnna 1 . 01 . ::11 4 44 . who feet for her' misfortunes and degradatimtsig midi sec that there' is but, tnse eicape from either her' miseries or her shame— , nottitithStatiding nine : tenths of the population feel • t- • r • Jiiis t yet the sheeessive train; of diiaster and misery haul 101 l her nearly up to. that point of Ind ? • fedi& where feeling can no longer opera eh' Where it ,ie . enevictioli t itiaeed- still frebll, ally* * $ hat ;where• it Is %lades, • becaizse terror is dead;; eat 11.111114 s ioo. In this state 11 . 1 things, s till be persons, upod' the *beak 1 0fiMilitut:fiellese ih*tne and. iodignatioo ' rill fail. dolts L . the OPPRESSOR, and - wawa - die to , itiljaiZ44ll4Wiitsvies#4. But they *not be the• bulk, 'Tiat Otaryaiilksig Of. the. destruction of suc h , , a . 441 0 1 447 4 .04!e l lit'•thkTiopiip hvo.pot the. =RI.. stair etlkiifrit,resepeottes«ribar they talc *o* =ekaar - - 0 , I i 4.4 i 4.-• „ . ~ • ''. ~. ~: -... .i yep lad fooluwitisoltit •Otingri.4l tielook into past !'•„_ , • • Lord r* ../, Sl* •• 111111 . ...if ..,,,...) a po i ) ) , 4 -. 1 tovitrit , .... . , lf • •• -4 , '' ' 6 e i nti of „ bit. riot , Nstiik; .. i , tie .. • ' iii •• .. say, on a visit to 9 , ..rtaAilti...et at hit teat la we P°ld dis' Aorta", oti • shoiningptirti. . ' ~..... - . - -4-4)ii6•••• ' - '-:--aii .: „. 4, ... , .._ gastiet- piens it ' .- ' )i . . vliatitct i olitircl.:-fi.l4 stattl ) fr om eutbiosiMi • i ,.... ,..._ ~, . 1) ,, ,„.!. ....., 1.. ..",'. 1 -"tile ,tott 4 , C .., !CI . our , o writ. •it itltter .frOnt a Grit:rat °Seer in the Allied Oat. itfilgronlit-Visertor'ol the . 6thlV. slettpoO;,if tO, -7"77.,,,i, 11 ?' ..7 1 " .1. 17: - ... :1 ! "d e g , " ; 0e .Y 0n d' 4410 .9 Army, lifter idol:lnt to the intelligence given bl. bOsipit.iptedininis territory, ' . where: - them te'.841:400. , i . .fi4 Ar o o4 k i ln . 4,4111 t • watt , Clot recorded •of.t the 'deserted+, who canto in during the movement ut. ol At ioiolons i*. o f c o t o ki nt peod „ e e,; ~,. . t ~.: ~.,, 4.ll,tpokibot did - saki/Et nen bend that ;of 'Mar* ire. it/Santora*, 'States the ,cfrotiwo force d ; ...eoreteilfL A N 1 . 4 - RifeA;r- . Y tfu EnitiglitlitttplOpi: viriv.s6.frmotor fell I•-' We dcry England' to: 'the Flisfich In etiniisf n(L•infan try, 36,0011; moot. 'has quitted the Lake of Liusanne; 'Owl ' aso.,, ,ssiss . • _ _143 " e . • ''.' ' • irld ea ffilrr 8 ) 000 • ' dismounted, 4,0 W; and the re • atatYbviiinoss. bate: Old tip so Non with an 4 1 414, • • ' '• • poed that she .intessits lib - shkt'Nlipttlk r," • . - ;• .'.• - • • " ..`: ••* • • • infeideatkots..e.ypce(vd, 10,000. . Ti.. Fame fetid ofi o 80.11 tos•gel tim , iufer iti.lsoy. .. iik , t gisiesir . 4 . 6 - 44 4 . (lett c... 541, , . ,fi - her present,Ae adtfr,:thit Crieraf titt.r. and 'colonel fag& hill o ttg • -, :fiiittntration. : lekct ebillboige. , Ear 41) 0 •10 lind . 19'• ' with th c ii Loipop.o ic i.s on the spochera hank of* the hest heattir: hur rolliticcoosUrOliWq. 11,0, ip:.n" and sow Etwitc4 , ;" ls," * J: *3 .."4'.''' : .011 •• • ',...-"' loW - and p oor, , oa - ,! p o bia. lon i- wig ,:yhitifs..e' if !NO!, ofinOuuld tii their..idessurepre,goss thc ti .. , ii,6toutiow, Novii3 .. .Liiini *iitilii 4444: indeed Europe can be brooglitlio'iaiiili t '' o f ` Or t Atithrett failure. .... .. , :: • • ,AO PrimiwceiltVrinsi* it et/ 11,101 40' r‘iiiiir(WW4 the •.ehalleitge - in - behalT •vt. ir 'tiiiinti ' 414 iii' J ;s. " A 'fetter from I . lambitrih; of thadate of the fit ,MOOl. ban oers fo n d . un o t ,genni i ii 0 : iiyo n i t kig . ...z.s ' ,i.,.:) . . • . I. . ... F 9 . 111.... 'COni I ' M ode l fLIIO/101 : ••• 99 fk .. ae 1 Para h reigiti lief 4104 . ') • • - Niir - diktat to l rt frit heen appointed ' for these toottess, *Moe ea l r i'vu teed ~, hill y; - „__. ....... i - ..e --, _ ...r. •• . 11 r • . 4 '...-7-", been eassid, lee cling addition a l pains amtroli' 1 1 4167410 t, is to he'tfe4oite. •• • ••: . ' : ' the wilrilit if.. riwilifiwli can !MIMI . up. and liar ! .a -ties ,oppeir• nt i I 'l' •• .baescountes. 64 rs flf , 11 . !II i Fil,n4, anr. . The following notice. the Chancery of the intoko F01t441r44 we *Wen& NMI 'defy , sil voila; fer , t• Pr 1 1;d 1 ruct t Itith 01•41 Ilimiiiia •1" 14r di ' ' ... • a boar. 'fmclijr or Schltext , ig glut fie:stein has he pu hashed st ttiis s wk i pid uns‘ •• an d a n. pen pl e , iv cons iv isi s hy: poodeneies. • ta‘ Okediedee 10 tuts, .Vith-Alitoif ('the Sang of Deotintrisio under - the ',firi ta i stos of , Spiir it .Iv t o be .. fr 'i ond doso i l i ie.': tit littiborgh wtitep..to.,:f! - ,1de11ed,"„ .. ._4 4- 4 4 7081 *the dAtts 0 thgVstnit,. has been* &shod to ordevao, r . L i • ! i .„,.,.. , . •;.,.. .; ~ •..•_ . ~ !!.. 1 " ... that he *Ai not' dititv„aceipi,; o 4.o.lwwwi rs ''Colitywp ;,- 7 - 4 ( That the recreiting of the battalions of' . • 4 """ c °l . / . 1 "`":" 1 !! 9 RP 11 ' 1 .1 1 ' 4 ' 404 g "Vtill . WI St *Mi !If , • whatsier . to ihich ait angl4lll-eserOWHIP. I . 'tliii4o,kotilteriegitnents. and forK mid of the pan., iks,t of u4ranc! !' ' h will out gee 142 441,tiie . to flock. AnOtheredieipoOdettritsiba t i C AS 141 , 1 1 5 7:; titl#o4 dr riklit toifinhcheeo by the ' enlisting of all. ,aktbaotpion for this challenge —aheveiltook ootwith ruined t o . wade to the Coolibest4! illims 4 " 1- de. li?ling . 4, 1 7, , r tit, ?2, cart . 4( ay., Gaul the ,gifindhig het long-delayed and half-iffected Aboli. desire ion. to 'write no inora oa t w o r n gif is tr i : er. _iti. *00*(4; to think). riltu are tumble* •, -4 4 -4, di e % T o _ Trod , „ .sh e i iiiii i nn .. • ••,,c, 1 1,, b ,,i• • i • ' Thu goods. aro Astivetssi t‘ti bi . 'he l iainal t ri ,h the . 1 .110 4stst.fathieni q( WWI . A 04,4sTr t....... : . - •„„ 7" r "77 9 " "k chants rto the Fittacds. CoMmissionerill tfige°o - ; c ., 1 shalt l i e fo o rd r o f a ll. p sou j p4 i i i it e , t ieli t : i o 4 44 4l : 4l. 4 • itkuss ; nay, Dot to the weld Indies, , on this ie. r ear of b e i ng shot. do .rsessoh. are no t ointi - . .. I.3sicuf tie "talk !atoll ii tA hkiik .. hil th.O. r i k li te7 l , lo lAiii to .41.mOdea!, . She Ipm* Nay at. Kith. the. quantity of effertt nhtstactl, soil demo. inglintiViiittitAist,4n,th t .."s -:• • • '•• , erz ' ‘ ‘ f o l le •: tat •o' vtihka gurur, —oat eth 14 will the ciliary visitit Are to be : renCied in ilcittbul'e• ~ 4 44,1.4 i, , .. . . •.. : ' • .... , 14.; :it'N :. 1 ~..! .i i . .. ; , ;..1 1.44 .i %-..: - . -:..; . .:. Ado ).. ..1-... .4 .• 1,..!.t: s ._ .:1 .., ! : I! * . ' 7 • • 40.; 7 • • . me; Mail; Dec Dublin .. i ' 1 . :" ".".."...".. Waterfu ' r . d ::."..; "r : • ; 1 4 4,".d.V.':: • ' 6. Cadiz ~ id .4 • i,..,,..!..„..••4.0.,... 1.4,4„, •••••• • 019•46, 6 1 . i • Malin ..1 • ,• laßtCli, OF STOCKS 'run DAY AT ON K O'CLOCK; S per Ceut. Red. 641* 1 3 per Cm. Con!. AO. ...: • K, 11 05 !iii Al