The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

AVLLINGS SAUCE A.LA-RUSSE, For Fish, Caine, steaks Chops, Cutlets, Stews, Hashes, Harri-coF, Currieo, !Sado Dishes. Cold hleats,mr any Di•is that requires it 6ne Flavour. rrlIE well-known .E'accilence and high Esti malign of the first Families nod most curious in Fish Sauces the KMgds.n, with the increasiog Demani for Ave lines ince a-la-RuKe. has iiiilucrd many Shopkeepers ,to otTer fur sale a Compositign of their own, under the same name. The Propiietar begs leave to caution the Politic nimiasi such deception. The geiminc sauce a-la-Ras,e being prepared from an nrigMal receipt, which has been for yeas in us.. at the first Tables on the Contioent, and entirely con sios of foreign produce. Prepared only by T. Avelinz., at his Italian and Fish Sauce IVareliouse, 6.4 Piccadilly, cot % of Albemarle street. Where may be had, Somerset Laver, twice a-week, dur ing the SoiNon—Prime Stilton Cheese, in high perfection— • pew tialladOil. Maccaroni, Parma/Po Cheese, new Olives. Hams. Tnnguegs, Foreign and English Pickles. and aU kindo of Eii.h furores, and every Article in the Whin Line,• of the best taxality. A NEW INVENTION. • n A SCOT Crl Ai A R 11A LADE, an ex - am; eellent substitute for BUTTER ut Breakfast. it is partit•tihrly rectimmendeetn Mothers for the use of the N Ur ser• tieing easy of digeahm, add sery nutritious. • Perqui.s of v.enk constitutions, ;mil mien its le:s3 sedentiry hive:, hod eat benetii front the use of this MA ltb! A LAD E, iu.lraJ 'if that Animal Oil, termed Butter, which 'never fails fo create Rile nu the Stomach, the furerunuer of klatuleacy, il4 ;men taut sold at is. 6d. per pound, hv Presley nod Barclay, No. 11 and :;.i, if enriet in.street, Uoyent-garden. ip: REAL JAPAN RIACKINti, MADE 1J DAY and MAI/TIN, lIILBLAINS arc preveated from .bre4king, ILI acid their tormenting itching' iirtantly removed, h% 'IV 11TIJtt:Airs k;sskAce of MIR l'AlLD,univertrilly e,teenied for its extraordinary efficacy to Rbettanittstas, tittuty Ifectiorr, and Complaints of the Stomach ; hut 'wNere 0114 certain Remedy has teen unknown nr neglected, act, the Chtiblitin4 .Itave actually brake, WHITE!! D's FAMILY CLILATL will Cate the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared aid sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15, (ii oek-street, aoho, Lardnii; the Esseaee and Pills at Si, 9J. eaeii—the Centre nt l I ;d. Sold by every Medicine Vender inthe United liinAnm. • The Genuine has a black ink stamp, with the name of " R. int/Nan , inserted en it. coNsusirriogs CuREp. rllE inserter of tint, a Professional Man, who J Ints fir the lost few years, attended many l'erstins la b?surini( under the :shove Disease, and by hii extensive Prac tice ha: , been ?o fortunate as to discover a MI:J.)10N F. that h an 1 4 1 FA Ll.l 111.1.; 14111 E for coNsumPTIONS, by w hi c h Medicine he wit cured ninny when given over by con tent Plipicians, and when in the hot sta;,e tif a Contwooption, • attestsk•S pith Cough and spitintr, of flinod, /tic. , Under tLese tin min:dances, and at the reqn!•st of his Frisods, and Use =Ally Perini], he hag cared, he therefore I/QW publicly otters it to those who are labouring tinder theabove.,Letters (port paid) siddre?.ed for J. H. Ni'. 7. John-street, North, Nest -road, Mat y-k-bone s Loptlon, will bate intincdiate sittexliutt, ...ma ORO AN and SA N DEIN, ' Patent Sofa and Chair Bed Manufacturers to their Majesties 'EA to the Royal Family, have the honour of informing Li -dies aryl Gentlemen they have invented a most complete and deg intly curious WRITING TABLE, in the shape of a Globe, singoLerly novel, and most exceedingly grand and headstone, and whirls they beg leave to call Pitt's Cabinet Globe Writing Table, ont of respect to that ever to be la • armed g-eat and goal Statesman. • M. awl have also made several Itnpmvearents on their 'Patent Imperial Dining Tables, which are au* allowed to exceed all other! in every respect ; •likesvise the In% er,t.)rb of •the mach-admired Patent Trafalgar Sideboards and Dininot Tabin;, so umversally approved of, und Manufacturers of the Patent Bras, *crew BeNtteadk with various essential improvements recently adde,l, at their Upholstery and COW net Ilanufacory and Wait-rooms, Hi and 17, Catherine streets Strand. • • Tae oew-invented Cinhe Writing TA le eras absolutely • fire. :ntinufarttired end r the immediate Directionsand Orders of NV N and NII ERS. BY Till; KING'S PATENT. ripH r, ECONOMICAL DOUBLE . RI. ■ TREATING. REGISTER STOVES; or, the SAFE- Cu SRI) AcA I N FIRE —Rongays and Co. Nu. 66. '0 %fort Street, Loudon, beg leave to inform the Public, that' they have obtained hiy Majesty's Patent for the above Stoves, which they Satter themselves w ill liefound, op inspection, of the euniust public utility, tieing& perfect safeguard against any ne colent tom may hapeen from Fire, the dreadful consequences of tv Web are too well known. Thew evils are totally removed i•I enemy, simple Rammer, by the application of these Stoves. The) are 1100 a certain cure for Stookey Chimnies, and a great saving of Fief will be found by their toe. They are twat and elrzant io appeatanrc, and need only to be known to recom mend them to public approbation—together with every article 1 . • Itr tocli of Ironmongen. N . B. A variety of ,ecoud-hand Reeister Stoves that have 'been taken iu Exchange for the above Patton &OW,. • Du ruin:* CULEBRA!'KU RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. EAUTY nr Countenance and regularity of Features are allowed to diftinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER w.ud beg leave to remin I his Count ryw mom that the lustre of their ehar.w. lose, half its infliskee where the teeth are - disco! tired, or show a ranch and unhealty appearam e thir 1, it. more ineveusble, as the resod preparation affords the infallible means of removal: every blemish of the ena mel. and is .pfe in its aoplicatitio, being composed of vege tables. It 1, mom a:ended to the attention nt all ranks, as ele:.eing away every imperfection, either in the colour or taelktay of the enamel of the Teeth ; as resideriag the breath t.-te and delectable. anti making the gums of their proper b!iape mad vermillion hue; and a ere:till preventive tv,:tii.l-t :the tontli-Artie.—No compositiou of thi.. kind ever brought.forwardiu public notice, has met with tutu univer sal approbation; and the Proprietor has to Nast that it is in daily ti,e of Rot ally itself. Sold WhilleAlte nod Rein% at Mr. Boiler's, Nn. 4, . eireapside, corner of Pa:to:ulster Bow ; and ret.il by 11140 c.v./prey Modiciue enders acrd Perfumers, hi hoses, at ts: 'M. eaca. . . of whom may be had, Butler's. Aromatic Pectoral Lp se.,3 r frr cone's, attlintas, sure lltrOuts, d.c. in bons, at is. lid. each. • . . • Pit !-S1 ERALTEZTiI.OX A.IIIII4HIMPIPVED PLAN. IL FALEUL Donald', of Woburn-place, it li ' ssell-square, begt leave most rrspertftilly to inform soistLin and GENTRY, who may have occasion ro;t-e exercise of his talents, that he may be consulted during the Winter Isetw,een the hoar* of Teu &flock in the lioroing awl Five iu the Afternoon, A large Portion of the Community hnving been already re lieved, and benefited by A ItT I F ICI A I. TLETIt, coastrurts al by Mr. FA LEITH. frith, a Alines il Preparation, he is al ways enabled, througit the liberality' of his I:rime's, to give such refere n ces, as to their efficacy and durability, as cannot fail provittg satisfactory to those who cony have occasion formal) sobstiinte—no stdviunage and indolgetice :lever before. he be lieves, enjoyed by a Dentist. • Mr. FA L,EUR enzages to af fix front one Tooth to it whole Sri, wilhoot pain or trritatioa to the Paticnt,and to renew Orin, sithous mtditiott iiturge, should they steal., or change cutour. Mr. FALEUI ilk4l affix an A ItTI VIC L PA LATE. in u manner peculiar to himself. 'toe has lately sue, everted iu relieving a Gentleman, whose sulferings and priva tion* acre great, and whose case was of the mo-t difficult na ture. This Gentleman has authorized Mr. Falco (at well from a feeling of gratitude, as from a wish to any fel low-creature lalsoaritig miler a similar Mak-lion), to lifer to him iu ;be of any dwilit .•f r. Foilcur's capability. Tq those air) are not aciptain'ed with Mr. Falt•nr, he hep leave to oh4erce, that his charge in either case will be always f >Und moderate. • • fZtli Nnrembee.lSo9. • • T"" iiieattfable Compewition, with half the usual labour, pnwhices the ntost belati fat jet black ever k. ttrtd, att'rthi nourishment to the leather, i t nut boil' the. in!est fine,, is perfectly free from any unpleasant s.. ell, and trill retain its virtues in any climate. Sold ts:hok.xile by Day and :%lamist, ut the 111anufactort, N 0.91, I retail by Day, No. 1, Tayistock strixt, ; %V, Ikty, tttl, .4wallaw.e.:reet-; Axle fl i No. J.. Fisceii-labe I and by the la iue pal fbatt-inotiris, p er _ fa nen, ()Rules, in the Atetropaks. and in ev:ri t Lruaguaiitliwi Utiles& Kilegd1101:11f gabifbottles, Flee tid. irit.'ll. .:;..:,_+, •116 STA"' This Day was published, price 4t. 6d. A Third Edition, with Addition , . ^f_ rirtHE HIGH PRICE of BULLION ; AL PROOF of the DEPRECIATION of BANK NOTES. By DAVID RICARDO. Printed for John Murray, 32, Floet•street ; and sold also by every other Booksrl!er. This Day *as published. in Bvo. price ts. Bd. • A Fifth Edition of THE BATTLES OF TALAVERA; a POEM. Printed for John Murray. 34 11W-street. Landon ; and Sold tit all other Booksellers. ' - - This day wafpuolisfied, in 800. price Ss. titf. A Second Edition of A N ACCOUNT of the INSURRECTION to in the INDIAN ARMY. id a Letter just received from a Madras Officer. 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Svo. Price 11s. hoards, MEMOIRS DP MARIA COUNTESS IYALVA. CIANDLEti and SOAP, of a superior quality, suanufartured by sTEA NI, are sold, as usual, at the Company's lYarehouse, Nn. Int, Fleet-street, to Eautilie3, at the Wholesale Prices; f, money ontieliyery. C..untry rarrespondents are desired to send references for paynwat iN Poulos) oith..their order>. • FRENCH ['Aiwa. MAtcrox, Fes:V.—The person named Hofer, otheiwise Longbeard, who rendered himself emi r spicunui itt,the war and disorders that have ruined the Tyrol, was tried the day before yesterday, and condemned by a military co:limb:Bkm, as a leader in the insurrection, to death. Thu sentence was vxecuted yesterday on him, iu the presence of a vast concourse of spectators. OttubsEt.s, Fea. 27.—YestePtlay, at nine in the evening, a person of distinction from Paris passed through this town, on his way to Holland. He wis followed at niidn' t ,'it by another pursuit of rank, who Cook the same route. PETEIMURGII, FEB. 7.--Gen. Barchty de Tol. ly 1 . 1.4 appointed Minister of War. To.ntorrow the Doke of Vicenza, the French Nlinister, gives a nvisked ball. The principal fa. (tidies here aro invited. The Riga papers contain an interesting letter from M. Etilmerincy, who is at the head of it coin Inertial eptablishment in that town. It appears from it, that the English Government caused two of his sons, who were in the employment of a merchant in London, to be arrested and imprison ed for font months. The cause of this proceeding arose from a timid,' cion that M. Bulmerincq, the father, had inform, ed the Governor of Livonia of the English yes. sell that were expected - in thc'purt of Rita, tinder neutral colours. The Governor has declared that he never received such information. - The suits of this merchant were liberated, but it was in i at thuy applied fur eumpetostion /or th et( fieringQ. VI cm", t, FEL 17.—The day before yesterday the contract of marriage of the Archduchess Ma. ria Louisa was publicly announced at Court. This event has created' the greatest joy in this city. Fen. •18.—The most magnif;cent preparations arc making fur the marriage of the Archduchess Maria Louisa. The ceremony,'and the entertain. menu that are to follow it, will take ptace nu the sth, Gth, and 7111 of next mouth. It is believed that the Archduke Charles, uncle 'to the young, Archduchess, will receive lier hand in the 1)41U0 the Emperor of the French. The ImpveW guard will be completely organized by the sth of . March, and new clothed. The Archduchess Maria Louisa, the future Em- • press of France, will remain only a few days at Vienna after her marriage. According to one re. Ott, she will arrive at Brannau on the 10th; ac cording to another, oil the 1-111), whore the French i'lenipotentiaries, .and. several ladies of he? howl*. hold, will•reatelicr *lti from the kustrisPi nipotentiaries.. • • • VoTzo, Fn. 17....11 Wars determieed that - ;SMAN. T. the French troops will keep possession of Butaen. This circumstance has given rise to various sur mises respecting the future lot of this part of the Tyrol. AVOW:18014 FEL tt.--Several expresses have arrived here front Vienna. . The intelligence - they bring relates entirely to thecortunate change that is taking place iu the Austrian credit. Eight days ago 100 Grins in paper were worth oak, 2l 114- riiis iu money ; to-day they fetch St: Fastexvoliz, Ft a. 23.--The King of Wei.- Wilbert ha; signified to all the Princes, Barons, Coutes, and Lords of his kingdom, that • thry must pass three months of the year at Stutgardt, end that they arc et liberty to remain during the rest of the year at their country seats. It is not . known whether this regulation, which has not yet. been officially published, will extend to the former Princes, immediate or *Sovereign, ; who, by the fundameetal lot of the Confederation, acquired the priv;lege of residing in any part of the tern. fury of the League they pleased, WA 1:11ASI, Fen. 12...-Count Felia Putocki, Colonel of one of our regiments, who has con siderable property in Lithuania, is arrived frtral 'Spain. PA It is, Mance (2....0n the evening of the 28th ult. his Majesty the King of Bavaria, and this af. turtioon the Prince Primate, left this city fur their respective States. Her Majesty the Queen of Naples will set out 'en Saturday fur Bratinau. ' Letters from Beaulieu mention, that Madame Lapouski, who succeeded Madame Culloredo two years ago. as Governess and Lady of Honour to' ,the Archduchess Maria Louisa, has obtained per-. mission from the Emperor Napoleon, to accom pany the futtire Empress to Paris. Five per Cent. Cense' 83 francs 75 cents. LETTER TO TUE NAJOR.GENERAL PRINCE OF NEUTCUATEL. 14 In my list dispatch I had the honour to in. form your Serene Highness that General Sebastiani 'was on his march to Malaga. That General has reported, that, while at Grenada, ho was informed 'that after a fresh commotion at Malaga, a man of the name of Abeilla, formerly a Colonel, had as. ,sumed the chief authority ; that he lead Ind under .arrest and sent off by sea the old civil and military administration, General Cucsta, and the principal inhabitants; and that, supported by a number of priests and , monks, who were preaching up a cru sade against us, he had succeeded in arming the inhabitants of the mountains and the city. A Ca puchin had been appointed Lient.-Gcneral ; two others, Field-Marshals ; Monks were Colonels ' end Officers; in a word, this new insurrection put an en alarming appearance. A -ennui of 6000 men hail advauced to the defile of the mountains, and prepared to defend the passage of the Col Bosche deLasno. The inhabitants of Alhami bait risen in arms, and it was necessary to sturni that city to obtaiu possession of it. The English who were at Maims were exciting the people to anarchyi at tie same time that they Were preparing to betake themselves to their vessels on the sp. preach of danger. " General Sebastlani had received orders to march upon Malaga. Being informed of what was going on in that city, he accelerated his move.l meat. On the sth he marched from Aritequera With his advanced guard, drove in without dif lcul. ty the enemy's posts that &fouled the passes, though the road was , broke up in several place', and followed them up, fighting all the way, as far as the front of Maluga, where they rallied and joined an immense Mass of. insurgents, having with them a numerous train of artillery and w,.detach. client of cavalry, It was now four o'clock in the' afternoon, the infantry were still at a distance ; and General Sebastiaui, anxious to. spare those wretched people, sent them three flags of truce to summon them to lay down theirarms; : but instead i of making a proper tettirti to his generous pro. reeding, their mass put itself in motion, and ad.' -vanced to attack the column, at the same time that they commenced a very brisk fire of artillery and musketry. General Sebastiani seized this critical moeient, and,ordered a charge of cavalry, which carried every thing before it; 1500 insurgents, in cluding a number of priests and monks, were killed on the spot, and the troops entered the city intermingled with the fugitives. The firing was kept up in the city for a few. instants ; but enthu siasm soon eiritig place to fear, the fighting ceased, .and the inhabitants submitted. This affair, which does the greatest honour to the cavalry, cost us the loss of 30 men. " General Sebastiani, in hisiteenrt, mentions with distinction the General of Division Milhaud, and solicits for him the rank of Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, of which he has rendered himself worthy by his excellent . conduct in several memorable actions daring the eanfpaign. lie ilso mentions Brigadier-General Rereitnotit ; Colonel Sperm; the _Chiefit of Squadron, Lenourit, of the 16th Dragoons ; St. Leger, of the 10th chas. seers ; and Kostatiewski„." gf jlu3 Spearaseal the Chief of Battarern, Tourcatle, Commandant of the Untied Vultigeurs; il. Sarraphine, Captain of the Vultigeurs of the ltth regiment ; Messrs. Lascours, La Westin., and Coiguy, hs Aides. de-camp, the latter of whom had a horse shut un. tie Lieutenant i ; M. t l cs e ber 16th co Dragoons; Sebastlani ; B D: i r k ! : Adjtitant-Commandant ; M. Emy, Cal - gain of Eugineers ; and M. de Choiseul, Chief of Squa. drums, in the service of his Cetholic Majesty ; all of whom 'hewed great intrepidity, and conducted themselves in a distinguished manner. 6, There were . foetid in the place 148 pieces of cannon of various calibre, and a great quantity of ammunition and stores of every kind. There was a train of 23 field-pieces, which was on the point of being sent off to Tarragona. There were only t 5 vessels in the harbour; three English ships of war which had been there had the precaution to cause such as they wished to carry with them, to pout to sea before they could be seized. The English tnereliandize at Malaga was put titular se questration, • Au inventory will he taken, and a report of the contents o'noenitted, 'flee occupation - 61 r Malaga is, at this mo. Meat, of great importance, It canpletes thu sub. mission . of the• province or Grenada, and to phstely cuts dif that part of th e country *hie : : contiguous to Gibraltar and Culls. It is, th ereto probAbiC, that it will influence the detertni nati Z; the inhabitants of the latter place. Theca e " er - • duccd by this event is so much the greater, a : o ° ' next day the inhabitants of Velez da M a l aga a :a rested the Chiefs of this new insurrection, slider. I r i e v ti e t r te rd st i t h h e a t t u t o h lr ey er sh t ::ttl i i he lbe li vi n a l :l7s i : l e,7 171 `• Rita Marshal the Duke of Treviso has r eperti from Los Satttoc t Oa !Le road of Estrernstaq that the troops of the stlt corps Itae, 0 ,, 16% . * established themselves there, and at ZAlra, fr • which they pushed reconnoitring partie:: is for reetion of Iladajon and Merids. lie contiatird is collect artillery, anitntanitiou r and provisions, l el behind by the insurgents; he • also Nino a; tad p o sts abandoned, which the insurgents had into , ly entrenched. I t o-morrow the brit corps s • , A " lo: on the duatti3na, where it will ulnaie lion of thu snoventeot of the 2d corps ) and of ry a is passing in the valley of the Tagus. " I have the honour to request that year S rrrit highness will be pleased to lay my report his Majesty the Emperor aid King ' an d to the homage of my respect. , (Sinned) ‘• The 111?rshal Mte o: DALSI ATIA " Seville, Feb. 10, Inlo.' port. bittlt, of corps 4)1 that ma peellfrei WAR: r cis, thi inJl:lk. BAN: the Fre moment foi hility of baps, (" of the E Lubeck A Fr rivet!, t Wt. Earl , burgh r eorport has Inc , The art ,The P 'to rcco aid fai return re it7? cissi Majts NEVI lON, di eon's E that 11 the hegatjl Ibe lic ' , vetch passed o..fßetri United Nni ,f .thful so ‘lerrdl I insi brig teas, 3 iong er Niue gate, a the Ch t, Alba Are i n , Mons I 4n4 m. 3ea 1,14 pf II the . 4 ,11er( 3 10er I 4 Per ( vPet( onstil E. . , The ellecti949l greater afi'n). * _ • . ... . 7..:: „ . ...,,...,=e ----... " 1 --"`"*.....,-.-_ lof m aven. I niasiou . of the province of Grenada, iun i:' rariuus sue- pletely cuts off that part of the country nh cl a t : p ar t o f the contiguous to Gibraltar and Culls. 1t,,, th ee :lst paatte f probable, that it will influence the deter fn i nal l us '''. y bi t t i a ii t s tis e t r t e r n t t he is la s t o te m r t : Tl:e deemed, .t the declar sue d the change that next day the inhabitants of Velez de ythj ara l! 't era' Is general Eight days , rested the Chiefs of this new insurrection, :„ ss s i r. I p i re geo g rc -h th i e v y e d th u e ce i 7l ll l 4 ) the folloq 0 ,4 7 21 0 4 . livered them over to the hellosmerial army • -e ' f eat, s Fret: Is B request that they shoold lislm•!. Q. Ira% ti It of W U r. 6 6 Marshal the I)nke of Treviso has r e . i ., r a f r inged the vs, Barons, from 1 4 os Sdittoc t no !Le road of I:.trcroaltat.- that • °try that the troops of the sth corps hat!, 0,, it '.. p ost , and Q.Atas tt f le 'Jo. t Stutgardt, ~e stablished themselves there, and at :Alta , 1 ,,,,,„ i m rni fr o ": 1 during the which they pushes! reconnoitring partie:zia the,,,.- been intore Ever lA. g . i t i% n o t reetion of Ilatlajoe and Merids. lie contitn,,. /1 ; ex ecution or 1 h as iii ,t yet . collect artillery, anitntinition, and proti.i oo , 1 : 4 which w 0 Neel s , e t h e f ormer behind by the insurgents; he • also N.' '''t womhip,e w , to l l cou ld nave I 'ho, by the past' abandoned, which the insurgents nail crud, ' piss. n, acquired ly ontrcuched. To-morrow the btli corps ~i.''' The M . . of t h o t ern i • on the Guadiana, whore it will obtain i n r„ ; ,..' long erne titan of thu snovemeat of the 2d corps, raid ‘ .l 11. o r:rifiiiiti ''' 114 0 i'lt Putocki, is passing in the valley of the 'ram's, - 6 t .saeL so has con _ '' I have the honour to request that tonic., by a deer , arrived (rum highness will he pleased to lay illy report sw.":. order of his Majesty the Emperor „ ' 1 Nsehei . ak:cv n of the 28th the homage of my respectand Kitig, a n d (. bird:li:it and this af. (ginned) " The hlnrshal puke o: DALSI VTI A el to bc It • " Seville, Feb. 10, Pilo." ity fur their - ' ,I. Stuart SP4.SLSII PAPERS'. soon; of t will set out . ....11111111.ma. port. CADIZ, Fars. 21.—Alatt eel M .:r.NtrAN Maria G ite rre re ft tat Madame ports from tht.lsle of Leon, under the da te sr,` c b i ol.: of ulloretlo two 18th, as follows:—" 'lice enemy, thi s se o . rtunLps of ' honour to repeated their attempts to wool uk i n ( b eta; , that man btained per-. struction of the new battery of Me Saler(); 1,4 we InVA res . RS A to accosts- the fire of the enemy was silunc,d by a brisk d',;, charge from the launches, and th e h a ti ery ho l'cia, that i cents, been completed and mounted% lilt fun rlB.potme i _.:„, , pleat n , three 12.pountlets, and one 8-pounder. We hus inJoik. ANEs 'AINCE or also begun a new breast-work on the e austwo B which is commanded by the fire of tote until! the u nt i the Freitt plume to itttoy mom ent t vanced battery. This evening the en em y, to at Sebastiani number of 400, attempted to impede our i tlf '?ins, for General has t in this work, by attacking our covering pa* hility of I was informed , The latter were compelled, in the first install% baps, (`YI ;a, a man of by superior numbers, to fall back ; but the if; of the Fr nano, had as. my's corps were attacked in their turn; undertis Lubeck, ad put under cover of the fire of our batteries, and ' , sp e w, A Fre and military and the breast-work is now considerably allening rivet!, lii the principal The same Officer writes, under the d ate eft* colonialroglisb, a number of 19th :—" The new breast-work. is in such (ot. .: 01 fig up a ern- wardness, that two light guns have b erm ah e m, lintrp p arming the mounted twits parapet cx barbctle. By news loan y a 0f t he G Ne it ) . A Ca_ of t h e launches, and.some parties of Infantry that itt,tl rClleral ; two were sent out, various attempts have begs anthill order to !re Colonels the course of the day to ascertain what themes, chatA v orrection put arc' doing, and how we can best fors malt. Tit of 6000 tremo advanced work, which is at‘presmt in. nest; In; : mountains, tended to be constructed in front o f the bridge. 110115 in 1 rehedsii of the Col head. These attempts have beets attended with e s under so of Alhama loss on our side; the enemy, according tq th e ac . loatilily ry to sturni counts given-me, had three killed its the morning, Thu I The English and iu the afternoon four men and abuse." a le people to CID 4 lonia ~ Fes. 22.—0 n the 20th as eTerti e n e It; n :re preparing . was made to complete the breast-work df the Per. of fif ' , Awl is is I I on the ap. tar , o. The enemy, at usual, tried to Impede* • cordon I progress; but netwithstandihg all their Worts Of detest 4 orders to considerable force, they were compelled' toyleli WT. led of what to the bravery of the launches, and oqr euvrieg Early tcd his move. parties of infantry, audio retire without carry, burgh re i Antequera ing the post, in which one man passed the Right. bout ditficul. Our workmen left the entrenchment dug to inf. corporal the passes, cient depth. The enemy lost eight men :us or: - has heel venal places, side there was no loss whatever. The arri : way, as far In the morning of the 21st, the wetting still The Pe ' rallied and above-mentioned breast-work was resumed, and to tenni' I having with at the same time the cunstructioh of the projected and fait: id a...detach- battery, under cover of tho launches at pesi return ti ient 'clock in the parties ; the enemy only making a U.shill t a distance ; movemeut, and retreating , the instant they were Ys V spare those attacked. They kept at such a distance tram the r .. ensvel sof truce to work, that they afforded an opportunity of net Majesty : but instead only going on with the battery, but also of nerons pro. pulling down the houses in front, %here they 1184 on, and ad. placed centiuels, and used to cover themselves fro* lure time that our fire. New. artillery and The followingls it copy of p letter sent by the . tea, d al I this critical enemy, with a flag of truoe, from Port St. Mary's, eon's 13i valry, which addressed to his Excellency D. Ignacio Maris De that Mr surgents, in- Alava : nooks, were .4 Mess EXeItLESNT SillottOit;—Thnogh : e li:1 la .Icgative tercel the city circumstauce of the Spanish mputdroa now lyirg . Pil tie Elul ' in this bay, 'having been entrusted to your cainsualkong a firing was Rat Hermit are to doom that it will fellow the fated tho-db, ligation ; hot enthu. tion, the tin:idiom of its anchotage with respect to tin tr, , . Speed, II filing ceased, glish squadron, the defective state of the crews, awl theers passed I vantages which an opportunity , of a eoap-domutia my affair, which to the desiens of the Luglish babioet, compel owl ti leo osstritil Icy, cost us a moment in acquainting "oar hiletileney, that his 14 . 4107_, United penetrated with the evils too which it. rowdily (MT' and their respective crews, are ahem to exile themarke:" ; v. mentions so hazardous als=tion, and with the tironsion wind .iia3s e 0 on Niiihantl„theemena their mach more than with woy oseerin , terry to f ramer pert. No mid Officer of ',,,or,,the loss hi o ti t a Frt. ilehisi s brisett es tor are bakee f a l ow he u - ii ,- vows due- nia!oritj has rendered 'racy, iirarthase mobs wrier year ortiOri. dol o r 21' New. ict in several flours and interests any becuas kteiy preoefeets sz-- brig s .y i .. I vii,, yourselves of thee tlissiiMitisisis et tie Igo ;n. lie also and to prevent any ste e l from bring *aka wittiest thie infer- teas, sil tit ; Colonel motion, your Except:Amy calmed dereies, ellisPPOldaill IZger)i place of interview , dug or we share, obese to tool* kin tiencitiriti o' f an opportmeity of ;totting into raptor/afloat sot coodheite.ll., ...lill e sal le 10th chas. this wawa, to she welfare of the maws la aingtalle ro"" gate, ant °UPI= 1 the ' "1. '"31 1 aga""illalliVis Par ltT l i f i r fe s. of y ear Estratscit ' the Chit runts ;y our Lord preserve . y ntnandant of I, UI to ine, Captain . .(Situeil) ' JOSE JUSI'O DESALCEDO. e'rmaequ. VEDItt) I)K OBAKtiUN. vrling y 'sit • Messrs. Mho UE l. ilEatmostiaxt" , his Aisles- 4 4 Puerto tie Santa Maria, Feb. 17, Illtl," Albrrots 3 )rue shut un- To this letter the Admiral seat the 'following drones, M. D 4 ssait answer : ... .. arc inns M. Bouille, " Must EXCELLEIT 811144/41401"Wholla yen kt_ren: mos s ler C a l,t a i n o f cies do me (hr justice to modest, this, andiaten to the and ma s ciples of loyalty which I Move implootai is at, , .g . ses is fr ief of SW"' resolved t o . follow the fate of a brava aid " I dajtsly ; all which isiorioinly defends Its sacred Ovate of h a les- 414 per (oh King D. Ferdinand VII. wlitto=riblersry. m . ft. 'wel t - h • Id conductedY their hove reflected, that I could not listen to, sat mod Wm ii; mg ed as insulting, toe oft of koosurs nod isilitoritii 5a.....4" eitleli I """311....... 4! . 48 pi eces of make int.:a:l' of my acceding to sisinyearaldosi Il e liZi i , - -. i r 4 3 Per Ceti conduct of the Min.,' undue t _ . the "*.,‘ t . ; :at quantity regard.to lie daes ground of alarin with 1 11114 ONd • i . 11— Itier it e i told. Thirst veto+ that are tinter sly emu as yaw Eveliterits w , 4 per e n was on t h e great injustice tu-pect ; and, neconliolty. a m woe leiwq , ~ltetem i officers belonging too it, die ion curt easobkcetlog r - ~.n.„N I, There were rank and interest, place oor n ro li rnt l ir Ms/ gory is " 1 / ,e • ...,............. tiglish ships severing in the detonce of Ilbst jest tause DMA . se 4 T e P re c ast l ieu ' sw ::7'i t u o f i su otrt i orfe'eognicrs io Or Cvancil of neltellef Ib e In d . """"------- ' with them, 'swine anti legitimate authority which repremots our t.ol__ e i z e d. Th e Kier, I). Ferdinand VI I; nod is recogikted iltruitlh . tr, r i dinot of that body. 1 ' have been MOM . ; the but 10_66 :7 ' 00 art tinder se- my obedience; nod soy loyalty does not peystoi lac ' * I date, te' 'skim, and a ;my other an,wer to the letter under %eorrdits v. , reeved felon your F. scePetwies by the ilat af trtoe ) Evil W Stich earrit.3 Inv reboot. at th too, Gry is too. .. ad pr* your Fs . orllencies many yet" ,„, ~ ' scab 0 - :tea the sub. "Oa kusrd the *tato illioa l iattic ilay oft,ididiiirch.lbil6" SPANISLI PAPERS'. *- - €A nil, Fes. 21. —Alanuci Maria Gtterrer e „ ports from thansle of Leott, toiler the dn - to or Ile , 18th, as follows:— at The enemy, this tenr e i e , repeated their attempts to annoy on in t h e e 04 ., stroction of the new battery of the Salero ; N t the fire of the enemy was siluttc,d by a brisk, 4; charge from the launches, and the hatie ry h et been completed and mounted% ilk feu rl B.potindeb, three 12.pountlet s, and oneB-Ifimreunodferi.i,eltiVec:44: ... also begun a new breast-work on the causeway which is commanded by the , vauced battery. This evening the enemy, t o number of 400, attempted to impede our prom in this work, by attacking our cowering part The latter were compelled, in the first iastaan, by superior numbers, to fall back ; but the est. `sty's corps were attacked in their turn; und erl i e cover of the fire of our batteries, and sepet w i i . and the breast work is now considerably adynn ee o . Tice same Officer writes, under the date dna 19th :—" The new breast-work. is in acetify, wardness, that two light guns have been already mounted on its parapet cx barbctle. By ems of the launches, and.some parties of infantry were sent out, various attempts have bola muleis the course of the day to ascertain what them" are - doing, and how wc can best fern outer. treme advalaced work, wheel: is aispresent in. tended to be constructed in front of the bridge, head. These attempts have been attended trial us, loss un , our side; the enemy, according tq the le. ' ' . counts given. me, had three killed .in the morning, and its the afternoon four messed a home." • Clete, Fen. 22.—0 n the 20th an !Sent* . was made to complete the breast-work alight. tango. Theenetny, at usual, tried to itupdsors progress; but notwithstanding all their efforts is t *, considerable force, they were compelled to )kid to the bravery of the launches, cad oqr cuvrisg parties of infantry, audio retire without wry, ing the post, ie which our man pulsed the night. Our workmen left tie entrenchment dug to a toll.. cient depth. Tile enemy lost eight men :ua ow side there was no loss whatever. In the morning of the 21st, the working stfis above.mentioned breast-work was resumed, and at the same lime the cunstructiot, of the projected battery, under cover of rho launches and planet parties ; the enemy only making a racascing Inevetneut, and retreating the instant they wets attacked. They kept at such a distance (rote the work, that they afforded an opportunity of oat only going on with the battery, but also of pulling down the houses in front, where they had placed centiuels, and used to cover themselves (roe our fire. 'lite following 11 s copy of , letter sent by tits enemy, with a Hag of truoe, from Port St. Mary's, addressed to his Excellency U. Ignacio Maria Ds Alive : • _ " Most Exceu.SNT Sutostioa;—Thnagh : t hlghb circumstance of the Spanish squadron now lymg . A in this bay, having been entrusted to your esoNalat ml, not permit in to doubt that it will follow tisefedeti Oa* tion, the :iterations of its anchorage with respect to the hel. glish squadron, the defective state of the crests, and the .. .,_ei vantages which an opportunity , of a eras-olle4ais to the designs of the English hairnet; tempi • itr a moment en acquainting yoor Kleelleney, that 7 , penetrated with the evils Si, which toe and their respective crews, are about' to expose t . so hazardous Ma_ emigration, and with the desertieo threatens their lastallies, mock more titan with eat for the loss of a fete iamb that are, foe the grantee ____, ol6 tech hail autinwised as to make knows to yaw '.. to : Icticy, spd•those mobs Mad raw sett" *al, o r r "- M tuners and interests may becum letely prowlers' ... wince yoerselves of those dispoitiom of the !Logi and to prevent any ste e r from being barn witnoot Eat eke' mat ion, your E teeth:my can snot deputies. ell hPPee d i s a ll e place ofiaserview, aims' or onshore, wisest we say an opposiwaity of ;wee* into rapist/afloat so csodattnel Mgt ataliaist, to the welfare of tbe mugs la glared. aw' jlititalltaliistest Atosiatoris partteblit. - " May our Lord preserve the life of year Eseeliellc I Man' Y Years. . (Signed) • JOSE JUSI'O DE SAI.C . EDO. rEDItO DE, OJAI:AWN. AtteaU E l. ti Eatmostiat x" 6 Puerto &Santa Maria, Feb. 11, 1110.” To this letter the Admiral scut the 'following answer : ... . - " MIDST EXCELLEMT Salatit•lll*-.Whoo YoF E lven ; cies do me the jnstice too confess, dash assoliaten se the ef., riples of loyalty which I have topiarist is ea, 11 ,01, 01 1' it ; resolved to follow the fate of a aware at i llegir".. which aloriotaly defends Its sacred Owe of ;claw fel Kiug D. Ferdinand VII. whim=peeseeWsrel 1114 4 . 111 have reflected, that I could not listen H 6,440 01 have crape ed as i n sulting, tam pier of bronco wed tearer io lit... a wb make in C::ge art any arcedine is tatteriallwilkheek t he Ivy . if yi conduct of the It. itish nation dent eat I . l* 641 ground of alarot with regard Is the sad srewrisis o . l* was vessels ( 1621 are 'utter sty ease 16 ref Effelkeriel of great injtmice to-pect ; and, aecorataity, ....... e adi * lt ---„„ a officer! belonging to it, der inn e l l ir gggy ' - i i :o... s • ruck and ititerett, place Off minor mod g• —• r e severing in the detesce of the ,jest vause which . are sworn In support. • , `• Tout unison teeognizes it tSr Council of R.egesef rite t/i pane unit legitimate otohority a hien represents stir helm" King I). Ferdinand VII; nod to recogodzed Ihroulh I ilium of that body. l'hitve been 1111,4 WU the KM 1 0 ti llu ". re my obedience; nod my loydlty does not permil,osela rte. any other 211,wer to the letter warder %e,terdits I b a te, reeved from our F. seePessries by the fiv of trlee ) , which carrie, time pone~. • " Ma, Gad preserve your Excellencies many yeem..o , " Qa I.oard the hauta Au.yetsc thy oft,:adii,fcti.ltsig.v