The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-27 00:00:00

w•-- iwected Ogr relopig Were entertained 111 Chauncey has arrived 13.itish had arri shipping. The following dated August 4, Commerdal Advert, 44 I wrote you disaster at Plattgball Gentleman from m oveable proper(, of the British troops, by General Murray lugs burnt mow have about 4.500 mond of General for the safety of CHILLICOTHE, axpress arrived here the unpleasant intr ?Akio. The for but it is suppoued the attack On the of the '2d Divisio , en muse of the to march to the tin are now gets diately. AUGUST 9.—Thi from Albany nt Fort George, Chaircep• 1111111A0T 0, Veastoirr, A foh thet - went toe place ; but seve4l scow's w,. pose; kept them at su.. single shot reached the town so as to pave any effect, and,! they Imo gone back again. ". MONTREAL, JU Ly r 2ii.---1131the !last asamilvichota Upper Canada, it is said that• Geller!) Proctor 4,1t1 making preparations at Long Point to cross over sod make an attack on Presque Isle. The amount of the forces the General has with him, or the amount of those he will hare to oppose, we have not seen staled. . Arr. .Da Lisboa Ca‘ig •• • ..: % ..., r e I ... Heligoland • _ •.• PRICE OF STOCKS TM% DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK. Bunk India Bonds 23 d. • 1 • • 5 per Cent. Red. • KenWolter Bilkatil, - 3 per Cent. Cons. s.eil Ditto i p .. 4 per Cents. Ilnuiinm 711 _.__"• • ' ' per Cent; Navy 841 CoasolsYor . Acct. 5111 V• - L.og. Ann. Lottery.T,ieliets • , . ~ .. , THE- ,STATES.MrAN.. LONDON; WONfIAY ) SEPTENICIL I*s& The progress and prospects of the campaign in the ' ;forth have been farther elucidated since 'our last by the publication of Lord CAzucaaz and•Mr.Tuoex-. : TOM'S dispatches, the former dated the 7th inst. at the Imperial head-quarters, Toplitz, and the latter ' at Juterboch, the head-quarters of the Cuown I Patrice on the 10th. We have alrfady published the Thlt Bulletin of the CROWN PRINCE, which forms part of the latter dispatch. In addition to these, a Mail from Heligolend arrived at a late hour on Sa turday night ; and Preuch Papers to the 23d inst. %tyre received yesterday evening: l -The latter are ex tremely interesting, inasmuch as they serve to cons firm„ in their leading features, and in some measure. : to rectify in their details, the accounts of the anceesses obtained by the Allied Arms, of which we had ob. twined information from other quarters. ,The Erns peror NAPOLWM Lad returned to Dresden on the 11th ; but we are left in considerable uncertainty as to the precise objects which he had in view in quit line, that city. It h sufficiently'manifest, however, that whatever were his designs in making this move ment they had not been accomplished. He marched out of Dresden—and to Dresden he again returned. —The interval of his absence is unmarked by any exp ,pit—it affords 110 ground to any claim of titan f ,h. --The official intelligence Comes don is no lower than the 11b. It it, however, stair on the ate hority.of private letters, slid lobe rectiv tip to the 14th, that OR that day BONAPARTE arnitinord at Dresden:. Thu directly contradicts information'twice repeatettin -the Ifellgoland that the Frehch had qiiiited 'Dresden on the 13th, consequence . of a series of severe defeats fres 10'h to that day. Lord CATHCART 'aromas us I the advanced posts of, the' Allies were hi **ill Drrpdeas oa the 7tlt, -This proximity of positil affords a strong Prisainplion that some -fighf must have taken place between the contend armies, and the silence of the French Papers etc, lead us to suppose, that if any condicts have tai place, their termination bats not been favourable BONAPARTE. it 13, however, possible that ' Allies may have been desirous of avoiding asy neral engagement till their various armies, which pear to be on the approach towards Dresatto, from different quarters, had arrived nearer to tls** city and thus, without the cost and danger of a combat, reduce the French to one of these alternatives, either to 21 411(10n it, and withdraw to 'de other side of Übe; to remain, and suffer their sphere of opera tins to be circumscribed, and their supplies entitle gem! ; or lastly to attack the Allies in pdiftions their own choice. The prospect of the campaign, judgin g of it from the documents'at present in lit , ssession, and making jot allowance, t ho* reverses and vicissitudes lo which- all • ahritikA iiPet5,4 1 .k, 4 6 1 ,40 0 .1144P 1 0 1 0 1 * , ' ing .lo to, the trench tffistrilt - Wileaiont irelliunekisiinx ones' Isiii.ime t iitliO iti. l 4ifiall . tOkiri. 4 1 0 iWitStil lee °tient' hassustelnid alltisome t losit fit the rsighbourkood if fiststaid.' . ThefretiaciitiWt6iit4fortieiSO'the tilitt alt. and some brisk affairs. took..place, In which the, - suffered a loss of about 4000 men. That• of the allielt, killed and woundetl;44lsOuuted to 10047,':. - .; ; , 1 'Since writing the skive; a Ilefigotand Mail.** arrived with Papers be ass 2ith instant, bringing tis% important itittl,ligieso 'of; the Allies having !entered' Dresden on the lath , ... This inforMation • is.ssid to come froni,•Ait Oa, 'and therefore it Mk, not 14 ei:. titled to lull credit. I 4owise brings at "itt4Ottpar DAvonsr havingenturneil cio Hamburgisinfloi. sus. taining a'loss of ?I'VE TieOa.AND MEN. s ! ‘,. ', ,' , , The following tare the onitimportant **trade tilf ceired by this Mail : '• : : . . an.tcor,kins, Stii, - 2 - 3:-A: post has lust armee from Ton ningen, the people on.board het' state, that it was positively asserted at Altoott, on the 21st 5 the Allies took possession of Dresden on the 16th ; that Derain-had returned to Ilamburgh, after, according - to his own confession, haring suffered a loss of 5000 men ; that the Russians were in great numbers at Marburg, and that considerable apprehensions were entertained at Altona of their immediate entrance foto that town. .. ' , ... f. ti ;• * ' • We have received this morning. Seim Ayres Ga. setter to the Is.t of July, whi3O will be feevid bf cod= sidenibie impdrtance • . [eons 'LIE SVESOS AYRES . WiRET I C H Ji Ol :11Rik SO.] We know, from good authority, that since the Amy of the country encamped bereft MOntevideo l 3 that more than 5000 persons, of alleges and sexes, . bid died in it. -The ordivary ration in the enemy's port fir rinses consists of U ounces,of salt 'twat,- without .bread, and even latterly without meal. -a-That for the lam} troops is in the vitop,ur jseiy nearly, proportion. It is about a montit.siwcp,thl corvette of 'war" the , ScOuNiund arrived at glontinidee from Cadiz.' Ac cording to what the'saiicirslen tile inhaldeaniti it. tip,' pears, th-it they expect thiprojObuttdreeti pro . raised reinforcement of 3000 tilen; btherssaY that a good narinttyattalio4 . alupe is okovii% The army of the country in the mean time wishes these troops ; in ill A" 1 'ilia miihe afforded ,e epe such ittisther datitl'thtlist of last Detect**. ..i . -Arl.i c t. Joy of the Niger 'frigate, fisi , "Gerantoi.arrif Aadera.—Os filiqesty's ship" Tweed 4 apptiin s titl i eoisvfsy far Newfotiedland, and theßispid schoonr.,* 4l ,: i D 4 o l , Tilt the,Spartan frigate4lolflanraz t. 40 =f 1 447 • 44, tro l ship .H inaldo, with Iti) sail of traanvot% Ilse Noose s Ptrstoomj, SEPT. 2 5, tr4rrived 110101110 t r igibti! toast of Prince; and the Milford., Lang, from Liverpool. FALMOUTIII, prlftillial Packet, ftom,Livcrppoio to wait cisavogov iss! Wqt brii•rdgrlrrr, from Greenock, for slitter; ,fhe Glittioie„ t'Or the Meditektonean; m n4plitt.ZlAF . . 4 dr: t r s y A,V•ff.A wpm, The tow* eree-Oreiklist irith elfbit4 it thik on Saturdoy. !41,4-Ir#44tnence ance on theOlieardi - lotbt Nock On, kiln the, moon. He mos tolerably weiCiestelved,. but, . nci chance (Kyle marjudgd tritni Satordeiss'exhibi-, firm) of becoming a prominent actor on the.' boards. Ills figure is petite; and his fame, ing at his person - That Which most to depend upoik fqr means waa a fermi • which he exerted hiniself to beitow on the t. when he first eartatori, end did - not relieve thym it till betmadelis,finallsow.,, :thlatterapnee • - tare is hardly is be oeinplainettot thie cii but WA c ould h00,N4414 mt. lluoiius Heroded emd initfertenat!iy Met ( were unaccoMpanlea 'Titriltlbibur: characters to which bit figore ttnd inanner ar suited, but in his Performintee - ofliNdiday, discover no trait* of genius to 'la it there ere any .in .whicls'he can rise teoltrilt London, however 'minable he may wo/eat titian% theatre. Et.tpsrtow, in Aransoi gave. generid4vtfsfaetl and was very happy ip Many. of hisugges;', the whole we hive seen him play it much bete can remember when he-'did -not think an drawl, an unmeaning shrug. anttagrntoifin. cessary to those speeches;' which only retpli uttered without labour-to gain aft- the Ir which properly belongs' to them Not . Mr. Etusrort guilty of such faults as these, may fairly be charge 4, with setting all propriety,at defiance i in the scene where Lope! makes his first appearance. Is it reasonable that the Mike who chideashts Wife for not being sufficiently attentive to, ; his guest, ;Would persecute the poor. Aiwa in - every possible way himself ? • Mr. Et.t.trrcte might think it very facetious . , pretending to shake hands with Lopez, to strike him repeatedly. • Ile might expect the au dience would be delighted to see him limped down in his chair, and laugh heartily it 'perceiving the Duke offer the horn to him, and drink off the wine himself ; but is this the conduct at a Gentleman to wards an inferior, who is his guest? No !—lt might be characteristic in Jobton, It is absurdly out of its at he klistrttliir Pf com l oitur, e Oriti p . since tbe a mi de Midiiii MO, re, . icii she g0:1; , ikalillrom hlr. "" vii- the litliPlAlngFr t, 4 , Ott v 111 1 0 7: 1114 4 1 w'il i o:ll'sse iitM,:",. , 4giiiilAgiri c il i 34 aft 4 , Ito , shov e ot t er ,) : osi s L ir .42 - ••_ Toucrtr , if a u' i 4 Cal l tlo 4 , e1 ,,,11* ‘i are to de marl fail to precipitate 'he great resat tie are ex. rec . edfieni l the prksent 'Coalition. Combined with 'the successes of our Northern Allies, it, offers the meit,reasonabfe chance of seeing the epemy baffled, humbled, and reduCed at last within his natural frontier.—(Morning Post.) At the sale of the effects of the Reverend Mr. Huntington, on Friday, at Pentonville, an oft/ arm chair, in which he sat whilst he composeahis works, intrinsically worth fifty shillings, actuelif , sold , for sixty guineas ; an gentleman, who p l lv . come a considerable distance from the countrYt# Oerchase the chair at any price, but who arrived Oa late, gave the purchaser fogy guineas for his Da Is t nodal% vid chair - Roc;4l.io -, 7 3‘ / .~~ 7414eiiirke • ' 711;m 1 Tfoeee 'lgs . al r a •" 7 " - 7- 7 .. 7 "7 •-r . ,' - . • tf . , tt„ ha; te i s to rd:...air. ,4 7 ... ? 7:3r7,;y2i1-tiatt .- i --,essithwooc--: 7 - . 17 ' ' :'- ,-1' . pd for 'Mr.. Ten , /... ' 1------- ' %. • . ...._pti; • ':,;. ',lot •,. . 4.. .... , , ! _ilit v 0 . to,Vrt f , ~ , ',,,lice 61 a io , „,,. ,i The . .b..eser vim% bro‘itattitt llllnlWailftrehlf WI • , , 7 ;rived ef Gm betitto • tit* AI . IgiO r 'l giu "" fi .' ft% Aloft •• 11411$ c oth . . ti. . ;PI, ' - . 1 i • • ' detatAlif - /MAK . • ..:4,0r4t4w4 As 1 • Lib trA . • ived at td is. orTiCia P lTiMistrO sseio . ;rf ...-- , t . it i 4t: • .D.u4sys• to*. lit lodiot lavArol •.e - 4 • ... •-• , • 'ago' * * *. r4 ) . - ... 101 1 $ ' . , . ~ , r . . ~. .. e h a 5 k 0 k.........t 0a id ~ • „.,, 71 •:i , n , . •: . Pm""" P'"' . '. •-w. '.- . . 4 .l t oosapthall'ilipsammshnueeetiniOnailli , abosibi: ,,L, litherted,,. . . pise . , ... 5 A . 1 ' • if is in estraii.iitiOatior (ram /4)fiamott diadieti* lb "Wile •.,. 02 -k :: ; •: • 4 i t_ , ''‘'i - lit"bilffrollot-itoreivie l / 4 0040* . , .. 11 ,. , r ti si , ' a / a ; .. i jk..,,,,:-;,, ‘11 :::` s , 1 ) ) , . 411 - 4 4 e e s ,. . . at 10 1 1 .1 L Mottse Editors; bf iht taken ptone bobeindi An: .• 1 ""•''''%'l lloo N ...... . • , I. . ' :91#110 1 , a li ll4 ' 'W; . • ~....J. ; -• ••, - '•-0 y• ; • 'i. lA. . 1 .1 1 1 . t +l. yell iser : ' ..:&' „ . , -!.•!.• aitoaltirge &Mai n ''"l' ' r 7 - V• ~ • brijoitt iN - ''";°' v. ).*; e .. ,- .1 ". ... s . a. ' - 441 '•• - - - ' . , • , . - : . u this me final', stating we .• . A..ii - d ,, )i ti 1, 1 • . ,T 44, , • .. . iii !iv • ..._,____l ei ..:'. ' ' '" '• P'. . • ' 7 v i e —b , • hav• igntweNtry . •ti 4 . .-.. • .; • ~ •. , ni*lott kfl u ltill111,049011; . 1 4001 • 41041ifilti, roar genninsv 14 2 , - **WWI • ttsborg; ' i ism IP* a - illt Oak Pahillt i '• At tiler - ' •. i that plan t -. ''• Oat e 11414 h ave l """ • ag gmm ttll '' dui - - .--- 1 :, • .< auf fftellibilarholhhipoiterdlNAWA food 411 .. dooPmo ol2lo- ''' • Niiimihihrqagl4 - 4• 411,1 0 ti - • . rty was ,e 4 ,,tbe . . .aCtion. The French' Faisteeditilli ‘. ' • .. t 1 1 kes. • he. SisiteeidelintoemikeloW4o4‘l4 o o l Dos 1 • 111114111 " 14113.1111141 "01 6 """0 16 ** 4 "*. . . .. vol3s. The'. soy . wip - ,!hynk . NY's report of the :•beitle 'of iipiti i •• ii, ; _ kites," 44.bein t i• ' s t ektklidsithsiiiiib V • .... °°46 .1 "" 11661141 " rti°6. (Y r tbem4 4 i lle *" . ! rray. Tito walitibiettlaioblic ' dneeied to Via litiiitiniCtirillltininini. kip it/ :at 14 titiffif.VOW #olsntaritivi: 't y ke - th . .: , . (4,,' . \ : 141* .. 1 , r s t bl . ;„ lids to about '321,300 dollen., We • biej . I . ipcsowarmid tu t** i gi es ieki ,0 , 41 4. 11 „A 5 .. , • i-li st -i ik46, " rt m * . A p i twor H l "o4 3o 4 . 4 iii i ik74 , et ., ,„„„,, il , ,„„,,,„, p160 ,, 0 men at Burlingtob, ueider'the.gtitii- - .., -- . - ... ~ . •-n . ..• ~- 7 - - - - - nip.... ,ei • i - - • - : ''' • i• • 6 • ' . ' "' ' ' • ' . 'r ."L.t . ' • ti Hampton. Nofeersitge entertninad 'rn ( mrmiCit ' 66 .I, I ,O P AII I°*ed • I " 1 . " 1 6 • ,-.1,f 0 4 4 " 1401 141. 3he ' I V ..' l/ "` ' ...8. _PF. I". 7'bigt.c.AAt24l 6 l ' ' • fle 'A /1 1 1.444 " I ') •• : f that place ." .. ,„. ~• . :: 50e5,.4,0e4 08 40 sly,. iltpTsq,,ietspio,i; 00044, bilbdvefrAherendseit add 38 , 4080 UP. staimkAmmilk aqAFI. ( I 4 ," 111 . 4 at sAristialmoms ;AL awarar sir*iii., •• . 1 .z, Ju LT 27.—0 n 9sidlift lies'!` #. Waive far from supposing that the Mat h itotsitietir aystenter 114,4 . biolime if/ - tettiPyttlivkini /him `C. " .l* . '4%ol.*** "" l ' l l 4 t"'"' es k"' lo/I " lailjAfiLUl)°ll. " ' here from Lester Sasitis4A brine:lei as t atwe i et ti e , the F renc h ac ; ceen e,, i t , i nt; 81 , messer . esseeg • d i e i m o d i i i . w oo, . - , -- .4 es v e .• ,• , t id e d vertu lin two' . ibr Ibmpetmerslvro•-t4se powd-feelonits i tiv ,`• • • ..... , ntelligenca disunite, ittecE on 'Art * A . ,4 , sallsifattore' to Corontie these • toistettile iiiii464,loll teatipiiiiiti ' I Otero'l, l : ll re n k l • ' O, 41/ 91riii — ci t .' .*.'.* L . '' '*hich' es. °said 1t1i944614 1341*Parill ' 4ll the Ptlevitit. - 1 Tee of the enemy is nor ascertains& . -., . • , „ _ _.„ „. . 1 , . • .., 0r• , s ► , i ...t: .ii 17 1 11. instance, andiintailibilirotbsilipprOrtrlatelpfleitalia from thfatrissiansti,.. : ~ Iv, is L eltrsieep nowt! . . . to ..., ,y;eq,hte di4h.o. sve beia1t0n,043,3114 ANI. UM. Tile hand istlting niiihbilellftle ilitiraT.' 7 AO, ed to be considerable. As soon ein witlP•sch' 01 " r) 68 9 he Fort was known the Commander 1 opiekse is more likely to be • goOma thab-Cer jai . anesed by lbsialerbati 'and farfteedo4 .inlFstsTsrltoi the. bottom of di" lettec„, Colonel ASljttletii Replisfe ." • , ' .) 1 :011 of Ohio Militia, ordered a Sy implidt•reliance upon either..- - ':• • • •• meat. Verkilbsvidsrlier and•piorlsimits wteitsd ' wti#.!FaS,.... _1 . 410 . sPuiltrY p: attr. ago, anti prnce-.4., _ - , troops under his command, in order • ;Intelligente had been leceisslitisi . TA* imp. t Simi aveltottrliellikaitat'Nenitialand" ityiefiiglfiNitle ttii . h.t. ,Icil 14 % NAPO. st AV", ..he haPtilescrieft 6 Y 61 114 R 0 . le relief of the freitlier. The mill. - ativ , Of body, date 4 . 014. 0004 ..r. . - .4. 11 i d ose*. , The 0 ,,, , i 5 ., 4 ,,,,,fiu„j0e.:41t4r ii mi. tee crouct. to .he ueand tr4,44jutant to. .the 1;02pOtell 61: fling ready, and will march imam. Viceroy ' s h ea d. quar t er s were ,t, s !2y. s imcis : ., s . wr A TT, 7 I -7 7.‘ ~ taift, •':a,. ~ 1 i .•M npsliab writes with this , pentaissien of the •Ilimsossiii.9 • - tilh "Ilikill ‘ u . ! ire, jet depdriedby conlriirl I G I N . ; ~,,, ..1 ~ i..t ander the stune date and, - intermit Madamerainnamip the. cosec the letters oft .. . . s , t • ~.- ! 1 ' - • ati *II licrr• Vu-Arrhlo.. 71.410 1, A% ,•44 0 Jqt,i 1 1.4 11 Pt thaVbn' that dity;ihts..sebniids hint been dressed and 4 - The steam-boat whiChatarltadyestOr.. • . . that rho surgeon, is a. parlicloltftl . -- ny brought no new; frotii. our, art4f . VII amm t .,stajed the victory of: Clitiglie Fikil , 466. 0 41/elell'and NYlllitilea ! from Poltagolo2.44o4oler with a•Ciwi laileid • WI, tint that the fever had considerabky . . . 'soft, Rinaldo Crimp crone s ad .ar i a Op.& divi)iali ,a l ly „ ss i..,l H e ,_, # •k i .a as > oor from the fleet ander - Ctutuno4sge, ',Air tiliAlOti l d.. l .:Tbet French iiipivt -, • • 4.7 • I .. ,i , ....%;:3;;h.. that up to lb& 14th t. • iisitiMwMf afrairo ben 1 „,f ibb P pris 11"1°Reirndidb. ri •Casie doein from die river **l COnYlegillitiol , 10 4 4 1 ith : hi m, had g iven him' "m il ° - - • ..i, -0--- - ' 1--- "''' • ' sattiticteir' - ' ll • lo 6o4 4. l4oo l rtiiWg . • - A iaiti . w -s vise halm ioarigate, mid tailed with the illympheii sattlidebre derablti 7 heiptliTroil: . ilr . . ipretruce of•the .-*oittPli, . sr A LITTER rams EIRLIRIGTONi" •••• . , 1 French P atters. uti which she at*.y, tr o 71 ." 4 k i ' ARE. : ,.."....÷ - -W•rday the British !lave liho%°""r *danffl.tts. "tick . • 7 e fo a r s 'rais he rga ca to the. ol:. e - ze rfre i'd-sa or ne a lho, "66 : 44.4lis hortihi. 14 .6e s t a idt """ . ai re d. t ct e ßi de pocu rtill. ye e ,.:o,r Pf 'l4 l ".i t lii,,.;; , , eliers l . l t : htf li . To .7, 1 „. 'if', 4 II , : • t° " 44.'441 ' ..' '.. 1 1' 4" ' " lii*iii'irak.L . t to' IrTittaborg made an *attack' *,! ? 1:40 1 , i come . .pr,llßil ZOl rept • cutter, with a robvoy for reitailisfelL*:')' 'o l ' %to , r% 1, I ,ii , ... since the 'atilitupl, us .s. ...B4ipitttio,.,t;, ; • 5... . ~ 1 . .... the artillery from. our batteriei r and , co u nt s alreadx in vioryttasio?. , Tr2t . ..4ttiew, r Potursztotrra, Sirrr. 445.:-:Atallrloiiitliti`liti ratkiallefie• Mad am e : litOre,;;Ple?; f l 'iri ;X- . ; 4 1 .:-, • .- • • ~hick had been - prepared for the par- i tai tart iiiiereaeingiispiteh from 4geopl4Litowww: . .,komier, with it salt of titortiocii •" " Illibliviiii'Vgirliirdiet • .. ~ . 5 4 rt - • lat such a distaece, that not a single. • .-. odu i . . from i t i , . 4 , . .ii. 0, ... I I DAvotirt lillCOVi. 4 gEttEßEetotiArigelatAitt:ti oti. iagaill Iludef . convoy or the , Niter frigate , tei' tomai_a4 St. t _Sitt... 'lt. . - ..M!. :••• .4 ' 1 •' ' 4 , rr ' " ,1 . - • i:.` - - 'tt ' ' .'iliri . 4 4 7,';741", 14iiisig:n4rfili tlCiirecytiolilruer-r. .., v, 7„r ~..," 1 1 i• 1411 ,1 44 g 4041 on Nell' is *ligyieiii"- I , ly 1 : : i fj-18 .) lleNwskri tfaiiouil., l --ICsl.4l9,4Firjrci "el . rms • • ' n°l 73l.4 i' llt r int ru bh.) .its. in.ll ;.,-; i.',, , ,nt, id, assf.i2:• r , : „ till! iv .1 bar,,,,i!,.• ::,.:: 0 - _11 1 "1. 4 .1:,... • I !moot.. 'acket, Capt. tet . rno pl . y vit `lfe 2(9 sorr y o "14,1 i 11141a6/ she stale t Arqiil I ge &vise! which 'h 14 14 451,,A, It, : : r brier ystsei t 'l with ,abe t Ltipet . it. .0 929 . wreck orhks 4,pr i xi . 13 14. 1 * ischoOn r bea, titibh has beo some tithe m ., '''... —1 ,7,, , '' 1 . 0 x well ke'r:to,t Aowtwapd tool away se- • i -;:.,) ♦ 4 1" -- his s rbm t i ll= wreak. The...4pheti sailed at i . *- 7 r l . r g . - 7 .. since,'for G ' ' .' . :;., frail) • ymutli,lt few Irks . gecnsey, ,-,. 1 __;), .sisil'ftl? stiptioffelf,slis was beatingoCross the cliaonel, 44,641 7 . Vllitlrlio,lllB 41:4A Merchiiit-,shirt, &Ong down,thaune.t "tlisrt,r• w)Orirstrissig i rtde gait her down. She w*s Cop- Ile ****- ' it*thi d 4 ,l4 e4 t • ,: !°?i• s t wlit's ittig i f ied " If PO ie but, lui.bas • ••• it mu CreW„, 4 plfl„. ..• ~..Is_ =tit .. 1 . - • at 441 IY. l tean o 'utsmilins.oirlgics,—itc.tu vire is, • a (4:o.l3.tesoft::::, i tpa0,rah,707(0:1,04.04: i ,(rom Spain, of the detertviat. 1s """ bean ' : ". tion 4 T.AfityVAt,.4iigies ta carry the'. war 4jtisott I.le seemed i ;Rne - slit trjtrY ititO 'lll ~p. i psCh- territory. itiS pr!.. . so a 0 ience t n a we, 0)1 ieapy Pli i;tl l n se. ,li w oftr" 6 ,ssto r li fs l e n e ° , 6 lA l9 tr rm c i : it ry b ied ie. thisp,from i in , , pg; Th A ' 'forte •-lilefi" 'Ms i iotek*p . . sif, it se and get. I co ''?, -, 4 4.t i li. griel t r i twi _ , At e . , , , etti.,o.tt.,4 t o . , 1 charactet ) t At ' t ' • •'. i 2 s ir eg jd poitaarse t , A . ifilf4.l Mt b'As !.`",oob- i. 0 "..- • ',.1; . :ottifesor.ttitAPTie t Willi ip .0 92 ce. !,, itt gsioutcos-'.i n p l O r sh , : tii ; ,....tfifilf. , ' l ir,lte Iscl Nies tboosana ~ ,- : , I *, ' i , Prd' ,l 4Y ti_.• . calityi i „atiLViir,Ytt . o,oprn . : htlo‘s . ,Scl_ the att t! r , , A vbs arl ' s " -c l 7l lel"' *e ?g r ql - I A ll f., .r.o o °, 'rkr ....,?n. s l . - soi r r,oliftitto 4 , j o o r Y• *se T o !Rank!, pp il w oy_Dqs.pro ry . EC : 1 40# 1 1 pilyA. *se wi*.ll) o 4 - i- to, t to,ooo .. to*fliltr: mit Tterp n r c , -. brldeKiArintp thousand sick 1 r . it 'l.i.f°.;; at . j . #otiudod'i l .inaq O • . e .'lrbons .. ,..ytgre . convalescents, 4 dadifetiitoe4 boon tiijoiti: 4 pimti r Ris Lordship 14 tfiratli )44 4 i dia . Rot mistutokiiitiTot,il4 . nigctisint f Pampeltma, iabe;nbuttae(fri.ectrede, n qu a rred iAth .o s v fa i ti p t ill ih T eALifi r: l44 lv ; r :X lv iii;:l . ixso 4,o . o .h u e t h l a o d is ac o - t tito"r 4 fo push thp is•ps..eitfis the: jsiraost vigour into the r" g rin n .tietiemy's Lerritory.—lo ciloolitte,alLthe effects of this fiaire. to 'D. ' inYpsibtfiniglif be cOntidared presomptupus; but of 12 /IPlPl i t,r o C„,:tbil we are certain ,, fliA,Cit will, impart a stunning t osty;lltilsi shod tolie exiiting, i sYstem in that'cOusstry; and ese, but he caiiisof iiiiito. precipitate the streatresUits that are ex- --- , becharacteri . _stic . in . J_obson,. It is ansurdiy elit of : its . : the emosot paid for, the chair glie ted t ,An Extraordinary Buenos Ayres Geelte, of the . ' place in the Duke Aranea. , , . tiler a rti c le s fetched equally Rriceit_ s . siS 4 ., • \ it ill9th juue, containi . a . 46ol4lr ftims . General J. M. Mrs. GLovta acted JeliameAvith great Skllliatip - I still .4e Centra l dated 2htlly , Itte t .t }Stating thet on that i effect. The pride andthe humiliation of fhe'it *• ' ' ' ~, , -A. • • of that preacher. • , r ..6t,• ,- s 4 the 4ay iselad taken possession of .the - city of Concep- I, were marked with equal felicity. ' Miss ifinreg ulna .. . ,-. ,„, I L -41 9c1134 6 ...W . ... P. Of o l; MU RUA Y sailed from M a sipo.tion„ ails; '`tion; that he expected - its led days.tis obtain, without 1 Zestora in a very pleasieg' style. The other per.. „.. '.... ha i n his Majesty's ship g naw ' le f o i e 4 1 in " bloodshed, possession ot Asit4 poit of Tulcaboand, ~ , 4 , _ ~ ..• , formers we shall not notice. Where we *not: ii i rtf 'ciothsids'itt Sicily . ___,l . . speck well, we would wish to say nothing , when si. - • • ,' • ilibit 1 and that the enemy's soldierl utletrtells alai ! Jelleillit . 1..• is sed 4 ant.we are itiferele*'vC .. , st.-13 avisics will soon resume his statipktl i tke' 4 ; • .1 . - mace not oppo „ itoi . ts . tk i, _ . tiltlaugii Ilona being appointed to auccee7nni In': i that . the bands-of tile coOlntry;:.' 4 " ' " . , i - . , ......_ • 1 ~., thirtemsand of the ArAiA in. the South.tast;r4 'vet -. St a l ,A s Eitrisordloary . Booms -Ayres' let ihs The Coneestiotvwx-Cniter - has ordered ... that the giiiii,..tv il owns 7re iearn by letters t Ilion. 30th June, atknounces the captere of the Ltetillt Adjutants of . 1000 i Militia, appointed to WO in en lertag it lee e i 1h e 4., A; iad en 4 and flotilla 404; Oa 'tint; Taleithuand, by Gen. Carrera, on the. 214- bleb for the Army, 'who have not met with adequately.; at ,state of constant readiness fOr, sag ) ; ding , after an action of four hours . .- • 14,1 . ,, it- 1 . • cess, er who have net melted thamseiree in the duty, w hi c h -: - , has istdUCed Sir EDWARD Per.ciw to iirn . .k.h' . . . I natal ..... .. the ktoejltading'squeOgin,—Timilits t pow borers; the • .. —rnemy- . 'ken . • Yeateaday Ip , rd Li Vtatocl"4.had an audience of the e , . part , face-411er ',: Net , t 4 ain..., ,4oo 'ims l4 .lo l PaincE Rea . . - • le to I l ifb . ~ . C r l l t i Lc , r al! , $ ll ll 9 l - 1 -We sil_ A gr i oom tElliableti4o.7ll, '. • • 4.;.C*P1e.. 2 ,_ , •44W15)„ . _, 11 11t =tun . 11 * • gri t • • bete en Setuedey.night dispatches were reeOvel at 1. 1 - e - s .. lt ;,,teeve li, itt 0 ,l_ierp ,to . litY ..61104•,' ...narsl ~,,„_.., . , Allow wage, . .; ~ • ► lII' O.' .0 ' - ' ' gert• •r - t sit* kii,v s l4lllllVitiCPt- . . . , Lord •Cmv.ct.tetmkiPAridel,fr,°9 l tYe •El b.f.. '• : , Vi i : r iremi ni ere l 4 4*, . chi ' '"e :A 6 ' e rso • e r g.; • Y Wilnight) s'•to of thtWsi• Ariteor is , rte- On &turtle night masts'. SUM' and rums% „ o , t r. K iitiy , *i v ',. .ark 4 ' ' I ? ••f . • ' v„.... , I n I,o'iwy J.! ~.._ u ; , ter ~ u s s l o w i : i t. ,,, its hap. Uses Itfl ; est Of froin 'the Foreign :0167 j ' shill as A 414.4011 'l4-4 nd cot :W. 7 se a citrs . ... , .. . . ..... .. . 01 h. &Metes redieleeelisr mei tinter .' •. ' • : ,;.,.: • , G a w er v alt rdtkikk (ROO ta Mery .•. . . from to eila l psic .14 . ortnouth; .w Ito dimpt‘qhes, for„(14 , • ..... .. _ 1 ~... .. ea ; ig. • %CAT RT andjdiv n . h t IZ iliti - 1... 121 il N iF itel" "' "" %ta ,i t y .; HCART ) Sir CHAR LitS 571 . 01! . .k 1 Teen. , mil Ik. el . . 010 . . .., .. .. , „ ....Dr. , . . ..i i.. Au", 1...., , , ,, ! • • - 52. ,?,.,,....,. 4• • $1 . , . nbat I 1 - "kil s ' A ....? r., -: ur. o A 4 BO It as-- •.• - •••41• ••• - ia. ' Yesterday dispatches werwceived from '' mire: ,ititioh . ...... ,s .aa ..61). . . ••ort s. • 0 .., M. . t . t i g , If , . , 1 / 4 _ . , • joa mg Mordti lti foiL t , -er i Sir Jona WA itisss ;.i bey werie hfood4 gy, ihe Spartas \-' alt • "1' i4 148 L. 4 ... 1 2•0•••,." ? •'s- • ' . .., - '''.. sitiaitte.s4 l 9lllllll4l l lll „Inst,e • r the 'frigioe, which arl'ived.at Pertarnuatb.an Saturday.--. Wliltl Peas •-7r At ; i tTA .A*\. P' ' „,..4....4,1! , !•1* ,, 4t• 1 14 * •' • ; , . . .1'1)440 0 04 CHlllifiiin/Pfk ;. . . '‘ • i ,era- I Several captures had _been made by the testeli• under .. Lu 1 f i 1r1T: . . 4 7 1 .. :1 '''''''''''' me ; . ..”" . ...;•'l'' t, a p •• • • . i!., , ale IbtaMnirs WA li ,de e . I the comatiud, R X SA; Joitt*APALI, dITIP.OVI . q (4 , "Ink x e.... v e 444 "41194ditiO•eielllivi..• Si _A . •• , _ _: ' hod _ 1 1 " 04 . .. , 1 1 4 ! 4,41 , 1 4 , 111 )PeN d . ' .0;A i t s o f the operations ot-lhelloMa•sitio*Nosis4A4ry : . -- _......... ....,„%4. .....,:„.., -, '. nista • permit olio ..ieri. ins infiet troyespipiompli k s • ~- .0 - • Isere also received. • ie:.; , , .41 0 , .14 , 1 ... ,: him , i ssailrettesakee,aiteitirts-liasim.sll ogi i ie , 'straggles it hid tied intalhe mite; . • alto 4 , _ . .„/ . i e.. • shaaosatigiest ni4o t • • 4 • 41111 11 6; - tom . V i ff er n l K IK l .*ei , t%llleett,sci hi. :4,4 4 ammu .401 toliNolid s tNelottalis.4o.s el . Jime•72-414111 1 - I 1 1 our r and several FrAsk . 0 through--$ Mr , • MAIM • If , 4 1, So OIL 1 4 . 141ssis ••. - A for on Tu p.tikv int i ii .,,._• " Ler a l'J....ls. iitet‘go 64 •4 • :Old* .11.10eireersid. ..1 faits 'NO *lf itillimr4imillie+ Nis .- . .r. ---- if 0 0 Mili APR WV -14* t•msree"lllP• • ••11r - k ... .61. Rd. to 75..144 C0105i1.4.0....444,05ti :'. • i • , s ..„_. . s . , „ ha.- wets. . 4.4 01 ,4 .i, 7e, 0,46:611 l• .: .N 9 .6%16•14. •• • Os.. ftdiedo 04 ••od. Pigssi.t MA *if vttla.. S. • t J. , . 4 !towels tret ot irskiirsi •• • ..., sty.is .. .. . • • . ... ' . 4 •, . . . • , . , ' ' -- , . '• t .' • , • . . . . , •