The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-30 00:00:00

IeRLA GU PAPERS. PA us, JULT 21.- 1 t h cosifidendj pd a M utt hi s Nikirsty the Empernr inteods to • set At furl A 111,10114111 the day after his birtli.itay Ills :' • - • ett Majesty has no m pat c most con.: l siderable Dutch merciatats Mattaintra of . the Coast , cil of Commerce. Letters front Spain' of the lath ult. speak of., several fruitless attempt' having been made by ill"; Spanish insurgents to possess • thentsel!es of the 4.ityof Leon. They. were ttniforrtity reputstAl by the garrison, w hick consisted or /GO- niko'beJling. big to a Swiss reitjutent. The inhabitants evinced the best dispositions& General had subse floridly approaclual - Astorga With between 4 and )00 'nett ; b4l the garrison of that place corn . . Felled - him to make a precipitate retreat with a , j romidertable lots, occasioned by the fire of the I cannon on the walls. His Majesty the Emperor has, by a Demo* of , the lath last. ordered, that •sixAtouses, or eon: tents, should bo appropriated to the r,•ception of the feinale orphans and widows of Alenabors of the Legion of Itonour, or persons belonging to tbs other branches of the military service. Fur the maintenanee'of 600 orphans, 180,000. francs a year are as,igneds m 4900000 francs for the support of 100 widows. Theso convents ire rivet wader the stsperinte.ndsnra or the " Ladies of the Congregatioo of Female Orphans." The wife of General Sarrazin has sent the. Cal. lowing letter to Gen. Vandammos dated ifie*l . the ?Bth ult. . . " l i t. Cen bes your Excellency torzeuse the liberty I take in statin4 to you nay' unfortilnate situation.aud bagging ! ow to grant me your protectiots. " Par up %viva of two yeart past t ban been livit:i in st&itzcriml, my native country, with my ems, now fisnyeors a f age t I w as before sudlrlco!ly unfortunate in being Allged, by the bad troatowoS of General Sarraaie t say buituutd, which I can prove I never deserted, to bye of s distance from him ; and I am now moch asnre unhappy in lesbning ( ( out The isfoaiteue, of the 16th instant, the °rime of which he has here g uilty. Since I have been in Sw itzerland,* ha s been acrutomed to write to his son; lathe ha, sent owlet. tit these four months post. ilisletters, which I have tept, ;wave his attachmest to his 3/ ipaty 110 Emperor s and• hit zeal fur his service; but at the same tinie-streogtiosa .tbat a z picions wit cis I had elven years age, of his itsteltuoi, deranged i and I we PerSiVideti that his last unfuttatiMirase' , lotion twoeerded from %other owe. . I do not kuoir whetsertiky hatband bast/Qv/so prtpirtg Ir rr..are ; if he ha, left none, or if my .i son'atis asyseif 4,1;1 d , prived of what he 'say base left, sh i iltlift sittlindtH a.:y re:satire. I ttost iJ your Excelleoein ooridise,ssi and It to beg of you is ho hind coolish to interest. yourself , 0 Our favour, and to cause to by preserved for r our unfortu chilJ, (wi?, although innoii.it o!` our falher ' h fnuitt %ill hear Cie punishment of it daring his Ilk tiosti),.wlnuSweil property t;eaeral ntay have at &auto. bet. Ate. (SigaeJ) •• “ THE WIFE•OP ).AILKAW, O II NATIVE OF g HWAWri(ev: , . DREADFUL FIRE .. ' hoyao i . ~..........r."; '** 4 ** Vriir . P . •^, About four u'eloek yetrienloy; morning, kareed. fist contla4ration heist from the back warehouse of Mr. Gillet's Printing-niece in Ilanging.soordo alley, Water.laric... In the course *of the fast PO years three area love happened at 'the Iseatkicii ! deuce. The (rant: part of the prentisecls lair Gil: let's dwclling.house in Salisbury.sonare ; -the flames, were, however, confined to themarelaoese for paper and priotingat,the back. The calamity wasArst discovered by a poor woman who into. biteden apartment opposite the warehouse ha tit alley. •She had been employed in ironing, WO observed a volume of fire burst front the-L.l 4W*, of the printing-office. She ran down with. bail* children, eight months old, and . gave , ihe . .oltri, wheel a scene of distress and confusion ettesiod,. which it would be painful to detelihe: Thi cell fined situation of the houses rcradated die slatathla of the inhabitants truly alarifirags‘ . kbath were seen running out uiked wits , err 14410 01. the old and infirm wiiie *Creaming r assistance,. while the furniture antimspe4i rty ' the iiiffekrs ; was scattered in every dirtetiora: . Thisetestifolifsee l sew papist' andsittfiaounablo auterials ; 11011 10nuids may form an idekof the rapid progress t 1 w dittoes on this ... ts , ion. t n less than h..r, hanr, the building *h as e n ti re lt et irel o ped bY:thill destructive element, which'. had also exceeded. tti the .dwelling-hoesg.*of Mr. S,woit., Prin ter y A l ai- GilleVti, iind' two rithetliouses in Salisbnry.nuarn. The wind blew the ilatneS backward' . across the *lke, and the houses opposite were soon on tire, llapplty the . distressed individuals, who were toestly laborious persons, escaped with their lives, but the greater part o f th e i r p ro p ert y, w as destroyed. Wiejie the devastation prevailed back- - awards, the scene of confusioti was lamentable in Salisbury.square. The family of Mr. Gillet. wort driven from ' their beds. Mr. Gillet was eready affected at the unetpected event, and much hurt by the felling of some of the ruins, . but by the aid of the neighbours, all tho per3ees ie dar4er wrr. .....vved ro a place of safety. In the hurry to get out the property, a drawer vas taken from Mr. Gillet's, containing plate, of considerable amount, which could 'not be tra.:e..l to any of the neighbours last night. A purse with gold wits also taken away, but he recovered it agaiit. l3.).)10 1 and copies of several works lie. !onset; to Sir Richard Phillips, of great 'value, are slid to have Peels unfortunately con tnnied. Fire houses in the Alley are destroyed. 'i:le dwelling-house of Mr: Srian - h also thaws), but his pritating:oflico has eseeped. The reef of 'Ar. Giilevi dwelling-house, with 'part of the Chemist's, mid the Inoculation . hospital adjoin.. ins, are greatly dais ''lcs houses are de.- I troyed andiallyagettlblinh e &E l d est injury 191 s. blen dune tellies . POOI , inhabitants in the art" . I be were notlitstintd:b:ll,ll• imgliies arrived alio' '(teethe alirm liiiii-btroe grin*, and every, 0141 was made t o extingaish ths;ctioisaaa' trout Cliw .. !out, listiging.sword.:alley; 'and throtigl,t R9e 4 e* in Sialishory-sn;sere... • At a late tbiii: lille .nigto the' reale cootie nett burning, 'bialirdi fur - °kir; than we have eitomerotatt was !dreaded:— 4 • 011230 hat present assigned for tfitaernsforto.A hate seeldevat. We have been haforased.tbat:Mr. Gil* is not insured to. tho WI amount ot his law :1 tliillyfx; .. . -~. THE STAitiMAN. REPEAL OF TUE UNION. (refill the DUBLIN Erstnxa Porte of ..riglittl It it with extreme satisfaction we have to slats, tat Requisition is at this moment preparing to it t eleeseßted this week to the- High Sheriffs of . the. Ifreptur the purpose, of catting an AGGRE tA-TE MEE'T'ING of our FELLOW CITI. t ENS, to frame a PETITION to the KING and PARLIAMENT, praying a REPEAL of that ahominahle and destrnetiie motittre—THE 'UNION ; and also to call on the different COMO. ties in Ireland to petition for the same much. wibbcd.for object—The UNITED VOICE of. the PEOPLE must, we think s be effectual. To our Roman Catholic Countrymen we look with anxiety, but not with apprehension...we are _ 9 u.........- _ . _ix , per. imaibettikey will not bang beck on so important an °Cession...A pi.eptAt, or .Tita WUON mIJST GIVE TEEM•LIBEKTV! . We bass farther :to state, that the digerent Guilds of this city are ceiling Ptst Halls, .far the patriotic purpose of preparing separate and dia. itinct Petitions for a REPEAL Of THE IJ,aotr. We rejoice at this ; we foresee that the table of the 'House of Commons will, next 'aeasion, groan with ,the load of Petitions which will be . presented from Ibis country ; we shall • thew.. ese• Idiot part Mr. 1 1 '01TE% will take. Our ten years - of misery will thus be published to the world. Dublin is alive, to this great question.—l 4 et not the country sleep I . Did not the interests of lreland at all times. Ot, copy our thoughts, her present state of 'nnpros otslented distress. world give her a first place it, -Our consideration; such is her situation, that we. Cannot well turn to any other subject, and wet* our troop% once withdrawn from the senseless and destructive war in the Peninsula, were the brave fellows salt at home, ready to shield their . uotiere shares from the fury of the threatened r etort*, we should not mention the Continent, stme. io aftlrli the people of approeching . deicer. - lieleittlies)lol trtiTed at that crisis of galas:Hy, ... L wlsec no eleemosynary aid can he effeetual, .When no isedicant gratuity, no ministerial alas fan restart. ein6dence, or dry the tear of gene: lid- 4 maisfilsettee ; such evanescent applicedeek ,pitch I flimsy and flitting Wilms, lay south far ,0 Mentent the heart of individiudAisttuss, is& • *•'itttililL op Tilt Udtod tittr , ..ALOWS UT. site Cod nraT.--Vhan we say . Tat coneteir, .'w would, oo this occasion, be understood • te,asemil •Ifiltli. ENoLA.ND aid letioalm i fl>r .Withettrbirea _ ~, .land, England cannot mead, sad gelthent tbidlid ! PEAL, Ireland must go to' the - battens. • Shif atitst c addis/ fall id the general wrest of the Empire ' ~ er,risto proudly fre' the tweed adorned in • her ac s . ,Blunt rights ; splead4 l. strung, and inveleseralge, i/I:bee Cougrererrtomas t ittets, , gettatee.-tilifiset the efillesseral bo*niy of .a C 41,1 ncil or. Cltlstrei;ll ..-- 'email,' however well.intentianed, that unit, robs a prostrate and suffering people, who beet tarled,from natural rank, and aseralinti "emir ? , g prosperity," to the. humble and wretch* state of provincial degradation, , and colaniat'ser4' uirude. 't Fallen from lief high estate," tared, in. 1t0404,4 enslaved, itis not temieorary eapedients i t afl a t 97 11 1a:i serial rel i eve a et 2 r . rl vi an h d ie f u ro n m o insuppoitabic w that threateneto ode s toy thif ," gem of the world," and d,n, its lustre s 'irtar."'ThOcause of her calamity must be le. Neill-destroying measure, which wet vied by brilrry and fraud, must be repealed bellorttlit'advieltry Can hope to emerge horn its pewstintiksato dfbankruptcy and ruia. . The quar t ter ..4:4sesulaly AI this city have , set an exempla. worthy imitatton ; the Grand Juries,•at the gep l . preaching Asians, are called upon by every con ! ,sirleratfon's Wet is, dear to them as Irishmen, to eater into spirited ,Resolatioas on this•imported and.viral subject, County meetings should be edit held to petitlai iha Stwartiffn and the Leegisletere I. A itzstAL or Ter - Ustom should ring in every cot % ncr of . the country ; It Is no party pr factions question—it coisceses ALL; the:Peer and the Pell; sant are equally illterested; In it the independeagm c peace, tad prosperity of our OM ire the streog mid eloquent teaturee.-they appeal triiimly to the heart and theundeestading....iod thailrbi h onto 141111 i ' tot to erefy feeling-of. national honour, euerf• principle of pstriotieng f end every seaman* shoot aeuse, 103 op mlies,, the _y . shall nut Mahe *slimly and lasting lalpripiun., It is dot to.tlay or yestemity - that we haie felt ,it a duty to point out ,the ruin. eius coneripeneit of the Union—we would have :strangled the viper it its birth ; .for tea years NO* : we laboured fin' its dissolution, and it must . be a proud gratification to *es t , and consoling to - the 'wintry, to find the Mon who opposed us at Ise tntset, and who, in the progress, misrepresented" ear• views, now embrace our. opinions, lad act ie upon our prinoipkw. From t h ese friaq4)4l, and from these °oily; can spring the happiness of Ire., land, and the security of the Empire.- .. . • : 1 ' TheCa t h elic Worship is to bartininted in Dutch' BrabsistlThipartment of the monde gjibe Rhine) • 'ariValit.lol-:tif August, and the ctiirrehee divided silmw ! perp,p, pc the dilereni.persosiiims is pro:, 'Olen tiriejr number. r .de Performers have, it •' ltneW Oisd opened to theireittractions in their, :Sitisitper,, itkpiraione to• the Ifinstincial Theatres byo in igregile obasv i ttps ir front which tlinfifiitelaitti fridirs . oftiFf4clllpf, the" in th i n Winter. ' 'lbw the iittoo d ' i tsily Who tgures as a Matron in Irfne.n, be. 'it fffri n iti Vic Country, an 4 the terniaipsal YrittSlittir Ws London Boards ii metamorphosed sles c tiadoiSet on the Country Stage: 7 loin is, as flavors ems, • • I Miinel alb titer ROT and you. • • ,• • 4. ' ' s • • • • I L4W INTICLLIQOKCE. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, ',LT - EtTott V. Loral. nu Was an action to recover the aim et'loool.- being the amongst of a bill of eachange l drawn Ilaw, end accepted by the Defendant : ha Ammar of the Mr. Pant, in his opening, elated that the ac. ceptenee was gives on accoent.of SO much money lent by the }Wittig' to the Defendant in a moment of emergency, onil'ho was astonished to findibil - si defence s sso . • dishes cure ble" than. ungrateful, was to,lis this daT set up whist the payment of It. He proved the handovrttlng of the Defendant, and that the amount was given him bg the Plain. tiff, deducting 41. 3e. 41. being the discountmo 10001. fur one month. • Mr. GAIIIIOII, for the Ilefeadent, said, that pis Learned Friend should nut be long at a loss as ka•w whet the defence was which would be set sp is l!le . of this eetion-4t was usury. Tho .flaintiff,Al was tree, had taken are to have it ippear on the face of his check that the net amount of legal discount should appear eines the face of it in his banker's hands; but he did nut ese the same precaution when he allowed a check for the very same amount of discount, via. 41. 3s. 4il. to fall into the same banker's hands, which was so much erect, and twicegiven, because the bill was renewed for another moat. by the defendant no minally to Eyton's clerk, bet actually to Even kimself, This, said the Leartied Counsel, was no less than 101. per cent. which the iew did not al ' low, and this was the defence to thnaction. • Belton, clerk to 'Mr. Eyton, was: called, and • being shams the check for 81. Gs. tht. (double the I amount of one month's• discount on 10001.) he said,, that he 41d - receive it tram the Defendant, but not on account of any tvaesactious between "Eitel' and Jones, but on account of some mo. *by tranisetions between Jones and himself ; add. log, 'that ha had that sum to Mr. Jones, who was in thelsabit of frequently asking the loan of .money out of the tW. • fie persisted in this ) seml the Jury found for thy 'Plaintiff-409M • AssAuir. 1 • 'Akan V. %MIN. • The parent ataloolikno*. ctwri s and they are. estso Commander, 'if {rtilhatit Volunteer Corps. The field of tketion herei - 141very was hot a con: field, but was the Om Exchstival And liviped ,ju April last.. It SieetBS *that an 44 slyer had resisted between them, and some matters of aggra-, !,• 1111 1 0 k. Pecalittlt On the Core-Exchangef the De. fen int in. the public market there struck the IPlaiOalft a - Meet severe blow ,is ' .'the I've, and. threw* handful of *keit In . 14 . 111 1 e- ?MI wet rO‘td 11/C,S'cott,. who Ortaasr.eittArade with earnet. .• 'Mr.:GA*ll4w, foe the Defendant, endeavoured, la his addresi to the Jury, .to . palliate the assault, by stating that the Pleintili, by using improper language toward! the Defendant, provoked 'the insult and isseult which - he received, end to this effect he called a MC irothmoll, but this gentle. manta evideoce did net go so far ar-wae expected by .the Criansel. • Aft,* &Suitable charge from Lord Er,tasow. *C r the Jury; without retiring, brought la a 'lreetliot..; , Pernagea 301: l'altPeAtt 111 Ifitactlf • Thb:l9llaa latfatts to secover' the amount of 411 I? bargika•fterpeatiee 3-.liet it was - brought - to try A Oliitign VC' COM*: at.•*.Liverpool, The Pillieiff Aiiid to thenefiodeetthe turpentine, no.* der a. werrauty that. 10111151..W0 third. tort ; bur on.ftS behig.eliainined, it was found - that it want .oatyPreportioned tiiibarrels.eoft to -AO, and the: Defendant refused to aeoept of it.. It appeared-, it was eustepteny to :Liverpool, that if it executed one half soft; to eell it as two (birds, and b• pretret *Willa was broaght to try the validity at . thfC44. l . . ,iOP .. ' .. ... . ' Licedjp.aspaoSairOx;'-iebeerred, that It 0004 not beheld 10.112‘1104.*1 were. the two-thirds of 50 ; if literdid, it was time to get a new arithmetic sa d ,& ater,language..- , -Noaamit.. ' - •• .- ..- ~ . ~ $ :. .! ••••••....114.1.‘,.,•••••••4.1$16•4 . • . • . • • • • . • • • . ' IX l ME4o4t iti effi . 4 F C f . ,. 36. ' . • • There at. short eeritiliborWbrit Consorts to. day - with Pate adult Week% folvike, ePWards of *BlOOO quitters, and sales: thereof telly - suppott hest priest; Barley liketriee; belt wavy tele; ,Wbite Peas are cheaper; GrOy, sad Bons of tbdr two kids guituate bat Stile;. Oats alto, with tit::: liable quantities' on baud. Flout remains with. ' oat alteration. . , CURRE2fIP PR CE, Inteat t - - 764. 955. 112 0 . Tick .BeW, • - ... SOI. A*, • Fine Juin -- - - ifiii. it*. Oats, .- - •. ..- fey. 262. Stirs_ aye... .T - . . - Via. 50n. Petabods - : - 532. S7O. V& ay e ,.. • •Su 4,14 Potttbe ditto .. . ~•.. 392.1 ; ,..12161%- .-- T . 2 'Ps: 14.• Rape stet --" , .. ea Al• • W. retil(oolkn) " 64e. 70i. r ipe t 10mr,21,., 7,,W, Itx 6.100 . .Pente.-. - - Mi. 554, ift-und• . ~; 7:,,e .4 -9(. 955... Deem . :11.1 4 • 58.. .,' _ ~.".. .. ' -. . -.;.:... Tttr Average Prices or nem:tali ibiat,th• • node in tbe• week, end* Jai, li ' , ATlol i t, ilAs i Sid. .ji,ye, ids, 4d.—Boirle 3 , 49i. 4 oe*Oltalb e rle ~A44- " 1 11 1* ,ml6tal.—Peine, 606 347-Qati134.54. • I • . . . EaTqi . *Ps lately *recalled, had *la expellers .defreyid by t French Pavements* es fir as .40gsbitrab. Adis suite committed 124 persons, inciadinf.%eight. cootsthey occupied 24 earfliga, balll4l3loroti pia!, 4e: end employed $2 horses. , -..The foiloerbsg is a striking hate* bf the its'; !prio(e*Viellie or timber tke row 1 1 n, the ittinbitents Of 140,0 resolved Ott pellii4Cdown their Taitt.hanne; orSession,houtniiid in( slit, Artist purpose thetionfeltened 75 0 0 or 2s, Bd, riqr:toi 1 VbfY . timber ,token from the nos, palling down's:valued at bai Ss: t o - 4kotier foot;' •' • " ' . • P 4 the ytn dl*9 foliosting in can s ritsitioa 4f iliklarriege if this Princresa MoN otio4 elasiiii - deelktet et Ms r - roartt4 .1 41 PaPaliCtitfies otias * * the Airteigneii =Web* y nalcd. : A osarewi#4,l4•olll4o4 y:A4I4 keen end 410Scit S*0:00, ARON -Offlar*l9,l*.:o4 - 0491111 . W . :' '*" • -„ .*0 • , • •arfw — r Fran de LONDON O.ilElil B, Juts ' '4fdintralr.y.iifise, Jl4 U or a letter from Captain Steads, of his Stajestv't ship Arethapt, addressed to Admiral Lerd Gambier, and traw • witted by his towdshipto John IC ihon Canker, Esq. His Majesty's sitip aretinwa, utl Bettaeo, July 11, 181 J. MT Loan,--After a consultation with the Ina to of Astur ias on the 24th ultimo, I consented to receive on board of the squadron your Lordship has been pleased to place under my command, the ,Spanish Brigadier.(iesseral Fortier, and 500 of his soldiers, with thoietention of besting up the NW iny's quarters along the coast of Cauta.brin and Biscay, in order to make a diversion of his troops. towards the sea.perta in his pessession, end 'thus afford an opportteitylor a combined movement of the Spanish armies to Asturias, by compelling the enemy to dope& more of his forces to oppose us, and thereby weaken the interior of that province and St:Aodero, or to smiler his sea.defeuces to be destroyed, and his sopplies.ceastways cut off, the one or other alternative appearing to me an ineti. table result of such movements. have now the pleasure of informing your Lordship that we have.completely succeeded in the maritime part of the expedition without the loss of a single Man, laving destroyed all the b merles., with the exeeption of Castro, from St. Sebastian to St. Andero, on which were found about one hundred pieces of heavy cannon altogether, and laid thot whole ezteut u( iss.coast entirely bare of defence. Communicatiens are the*: opened with these pro. winces, and the zealous attachment of the inhahi. 'tents to the iedependence of their colostry sneer. tamed, should it hereafter be deemed expedient to act on it. The siren& port of Seaton*, and the numerous lutteries round Benne°, being dismantled, our ships will have in future two good anchorages un the coast in westerly gales, as it will be a work requiring considerable time and labour to re-mooing heavy moon on the various eminences of those places, which must all be conveyed by sea, the country .being extremely osountaitiong, and the roads so bad, that Jand.carriage is almost imprac. slcaWe. • The brigade of seamen and marines from tho squadron being commanded by the 'Honourable captain Aylmer, of the Narcissus, his letter to ripe, of the nth Instant * will iss(oeva yottr Lordship 'of the events which took place op their lending et Santana, and during the short time they occupked it. To the *eel and ability of that ezeblleist olli. cer'l am much indebted, as well as to thee of Cap, tain Bowles, of the Medusa, who most ansteesly . isolicited to be attached to the brigade, and acted iu tecoud in command ; Mr. Hugh P % ..terse nik First Lieutenset, and Lieutenant Desbrisay, who commanded the Marine% -distinguished themselves. by their exemplary conduct, as, in short, did all the other officers sad man composing the bras SOL. • The disposition of 'the boats made by Captida Galway; of the I;tryed, stsiated by CapiaiaJoydei of the Annum, at our different landings, was en ,ilidicigus as to pretemt either contusion or loss 'where the surf was.tretrumoll smtreteely dangerous .to approach; nor were the services of Captain , tilleby, of the.Cossack l less Important in forty erd i ing airy pert of the - rarions duties going on both night and day, and I have may to Tegrgt that the early retreat of the enemy cus-_,Aus ith deprlies me Or en opportunity of ant to you; toara. ship.his entire defeat and Hatjag by one blotting aftettona induced the. enemy to aliattdoleekietter Pileitiont in the interior' • . as well as ou Opt sea cent, in order to collect sufficient force' to entreat osse continuing in pos. session of that place, 1 shall be happy to find thee the armies of Asturias, and of the mountains of St..Anderes, have been put its motion, during the - absence of the French, which was the principle agreed upon between the Junta of Asturias and Myself, but as yet I lave no itsformatiou on that head. This eXpedition ku, however, oust the enemy upwards of two hundred men, besides an inlinity .of trouble and marching, and added nigh 4QG en,. 'antilop: to Oct:Orel rorlier's little army. I. aiq also happy in having this opportunity of bearing testimony to this talents of that distinguished OM. cer, and the gallantry of his !mail ti o& of ()dicers and soldiers, who on every nectilbn Were eiP4l4 loui for their own and country's honour. . . • 1 ate now . .proceeding . outward, to land the Generat and his , men 41 itibadeo, and shall feel • ' happy if the complete imagers of this little e;pcdi. lion, the acal witli.whigh.it has been executed,. and the .priuMple on which it was undertaken, be ' *Oared: with your Lordship's approbation... • , L 1 have titer honour to be, &c. . .. . „litight Roo. Lord Gambier, Admiral ' AtANAL -. . ut-the awe. &e: . . . . • ' Win, • . . Narcissus, Jaly 91, 18 4 0 , • • Herein I, beg.tekee to•detaii the proceedings o f . Ilho baetew, lio of seamen add royakearlnel which ' 'yen did me the hoeoue to place under . my vomemod p :'‘Oting..iiii ;onion-060p with, two fader the orders , 4.Bre g adierAleineral.P.Olier. s' . ' (teltfttl'iliwrititlit tit the 46 indult, we landed, ''with the:Spanish force oh Ifje-beeeh to the weir. Raid of - Sintena, mid • lateterEatery wept forward . to.the Ipin, which we tittered without any loth , the Frehell retiring across the river i atif adrifi-: tulit . eallei Ifitektiiitbi briiive of Oil matinee A trf:theszepon, with the . ieh Tirt4ileterie s sue, needed its stopping a . pe.P . ' the rear gaud farms' irrencli,„eifter killing: iv., Atoll 'wounding a few • more, and teltiftgeoroffinisailiti; in OW Vegt of thh day, *Brigadier- 04 4ra' Perlier teoroir . tome f/f i ftio men on the roinite*: Itinkiat aid ifleut ,harsoo, of the Ail:4oa, was detached with o party of seamen to theikous in . the forts,. which viat.coMpiefely - .4: -:. , . • ; . The tith was employ lerlaiinsiniag the, pleciii in . cate_otbetiog *tucked . bitNii french ) Whom WO had two% to eirtitiviuld - adt - sacs in Urea' frets Sty Aoderth • . ... :. .' ' .".• • ss"._". On the morning of: the Zttii we plated*, tiov i e •.carrsitnidea On u 'hill whicti'euldsnituded'thb lobroos t hulAilag lb 4he towe l sad potter* !pen 4lpit gm/. Itedgefead vineyards.id front of the petition, tha Spaniards on therright o* • rand hilji and thy .. a. ~s.~ar Ly izat _ _ '• ~ .. ;.• ~- -' _ i'_i~.id : • - • • 771 • , ~. , . .