The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-20 00:00:00

I J I s A c,:.1 by tic soldiers: the enemy - succeeded in taking two of them, pith two garde, * Safi. Scarcely were the two latter on board, when they . were set et liberty, and sent on share. One of them imme diately gave himself up as a prisoner in quarantine, but the other went to Pratica, his natal country.— Tt;e Goverument of Rome informed of his arrival, cstateished. round the. village a cordon of observa tion, but only as a measure of precaution. FRONTIERS or SAXONY, SEPT. 4.—The Russian army of General Barclay de 'folly and Count Witt genstein and 'General Kleist's Prussian corps, have vain into the interior of Bohemia, occupying the s circle of L,cutmerkz. The wreck of the Austrian army has gained the Circle of Saaz. It is thought• tuat they will m]rch upon Prague to re-organise' thomsel% es there. The Saxon circle of Eizeberg is entirely delivered from the presence of the enemy. A great expedition against the enemy's army eta tinned in the March of Bridenburg is sp then of. • BAY nzern, SEPT. s.—The loss whiCh the Prince Royal of Swede() suffered on the 23d of August, : belts can Luckau and Uebegau, Upon the Black Elstor, in the circle of the Electorate, was not per fec:ly known at Dresden on the 30th of August. NIL:NMI, Sari. G.—We have again received let. tors from Vienna, of the 2d. The-truth respecting the issue of the Dresden affairs began to be kuowu there, and great consternation reignediu that city. ZURICO, SEPT. 3.—Count Guttor,p is at present at Lintahorg, upon the eastern froutiers of the Can. t on of Argnvie, where he returned after the Journey he lately made to Germany. Lava‘cit, AUG. 25.—General Pine, one of the Vicoroy's Lieutenants, arrived here to-day. His division,which consists of at least 15.000 men, is already almost entirely in our town and its neighbour .. • bond. CogsT urrr some, Ave, 10.—On the 30th of twenty days after the birth or Prince Os. miu, the Grand ,Seiltior's family was augmented by a l'rineess, who has been named Sultana Emere. The Commandant of Bracla has peen decapitated by order of the Grand Seignor, and his head 'nosed at Constantinople. His crime was, having turned hum their proper channel provisions destined for the capital ; and, besides, sold them for his own advan tage. On the other hand, the old Grand Vizier, Ahmed Peens, banished to Broussa site( the peace of Su. charest; has been restored to favour, and at the mum time appointed to the government of, Erzerem,. iu Grand Armenia. Ilasneda 0.41 u My 'Focht has gone from the go. v rnment of Dschanick to that of Trebisande. Count de Moncenigo, Envoy from Russia 'to the Sicilian Court, after having been detained several weeks at Itujukdera, embarked on board an English brigantine for Zante, from wheifie he will continue his voyage to Palermo. The public health is not yet mire frortrall danger its this country :however, the plague has aot for some time made ulterior progress. .". Sir Chattily'ddition has limed a Priodamattata, on the recommendation of-the Legislature of St. Vincent, directing the Portugal pieces current within that Government, called " Joel;' weighing seven dwts. and an half, to be received front the 7th,of June, at the rate of 725. currency eatti. The as signed cause of Ibis increased value ia the scarcity of gold coin on the island. • James flocking: has been fully cominitted to the Devon county gaol, for the wilful murder of_ Sarah Good, the soldier's wife, who, on the departure of her husband for Spain j being turned out of the bar racks for some offence, was found dead in a field at Cli.rston Ferrero, Devonshire. At out o'clock on the morning of Sunday, the sth inot. a:large parry of armed men assembled in the vil ationt the house of• James Hare, whose evidence Ai'llyeAsi and ,victed at the last Down Assizes,. shots through the windows, , and entered the house person abuse mentioned, place some days ,d mistaking her they dragged her out ;ticks, beat her in the r in no less than discovered their mistake. J abused old , Hare, demolished the wheels with loud huzsalug, iemoustratious of their Govenvesent„ ... iMi lt elit' iiScreastiti; ,a Ahoy othe;storta o 4te Thi tOmilt,Ofst„ i prop . ably increatied i old it will be found, that that j l 'lions did tot last' longer than has usually (4.. 4 . 1 Attired for a place which possessed three lines de fence, including the convent of St. Bartholomew. Daring the operations against the Castle, the Navy took charge Of the attack from the Island of Santa Clara, by which the enemy was much annoyed in his position in the castle. dtptain Sir George Collier, god the officers, seamen, and marines, have continued to afford every assistance in their power, and Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham rti. I cularly mentions Capt. Boyle, of the *Lyre, and , , s Captain Smith ; and Lieutenant - Colonel Di son, Pcoinmauding the artillery, has reported his , oblige- tions to Lieutenant O'Reilly, of his Majesty's ship Surveillante, who commatided the seamen employed in the battaries. Since my last the enemy kVe collected their troops, towards their left, but have again resumed their old positions since the fall of San Sebaitlan. , .• It appears by a report from the Duque del Parque, that when the third Spanish army were recently crossing the Ebro. at A.mposta, after the Allies had ` retired from before Tarragona, the enemy made a sortie from Tortosa, on the 19th ultimo, along the left bank of the Ebro, with about four thousand, men, and attacked the 3d division of the army. The ' Duque del Parque detached troops from the right batik, under the command of Don Francisco Ferray, ,the Chief of the Staff of A. Army, and the enemy were immediately repulsed with considerable loss. It appears that the troops conducted themselves re markably well on this occasion, and the Duque del. Parque highly applauds the conduct of the Chief of the Staff. - _ e Firma troops _ _ _ morn ing, iy the gem of Miredor, with all the honours of war, with ' ermined baggageousti drama beating, to the outside, where they will 'pry- down Oleic arras t the officers of nil rooks pre- , mrying their swords, their servants, hones, and baggage, and ' the soldier.. their knapsacks, as mentimtediuShe third article. Asewer.—Agreed, Art. VIII. A detachment of the Allied Army, comisting of one keedred men, . haul occupy in the eveniug the gale of the Abrader, n like detachnieut shall occupy the gate of the Go. verwir's Battery. Timm two ports shall be for that purpose evacuated by the French troops, as soon as the present capita ; lotion shell he accepted sad ratified by the Commanding Ge • neral4 Answer.—Agreed. • Art. IX. The pas Mid all the papers regarding the fortifies, lions, shall be 16 as English Officer, and Officers , -shall be named egad! ow each side, to regulate all that con cerns the Artillery, , and timmusariat Department. I .Aaswer.--.Agreed. Art X. The tieneral Conuoanding the French troops. shall be authorised to sea to his lixcellettcy AlarsharSoult an Officer of the Staff, who shall sign his parole of honour, far his exchange with a British O ffi cer of his rack. This O f f i cer shall be the bearer of a copy or the present capltitlation. Auswer.—Submitted for the decision of Lord Wellington: The Offitter to be seat to Marshal &stilt shall be chosen by the Comesnediog Officer of the Freud troops. Art. Xl. If, any difficulties or misunderstanding shall arise , in the execution of the Articles of this Capitula! km, they shall be always decided is favour of the French garrisou. Answer.—Agmed. Made and concluded this Bth day of September; ISI9, (Signed) • Adiutant-t ommousdant Chevalier SONGEON. (Signed) WM. DE LA NCEY, Colonel: (Signed) ALEX. DICKSON, .Lieut.-Col. commanding the Artillery. (Signed) H. BOVVERIE, Lieut.-Col.. Approved. • (Signed) _ Le General Governour REY. (Signet) THOS. GRAHAM, Lieut.-Gen, Approved on the part of the Royal Navy, tl EO. COLLISit, commanding the Squadron of his 51ajestes Ships of Sc. Sebastian. Rehire of the French Garrison made Prisosers of War by Ca-1 • pitulation in the Castkof St. Sebastian, OD the Bth of Sept. 1813. 80 omens, 1756 sir rants , drummers, and rank and Ale. Grand Total-1106, N. R. Twenty-tbreo °Seen and he hundred and twelve men out of the abote lumber, are sick and wounded in the hospital: (Signed) • ED. PAKENHAM, Adj.-Gen. Return of Ordnance and Ammunition captured from the Eta .......... i my, fa the Fortress of St. Sebastian, 9th Sept. 1813. . • Extract of a Leiter from Lieutenant- General Sir Thetints Gra -8 tweat — ylfon . r-porinders, l l silt ea saeuarrd nistter, 2 twelve-pou ' ham, to the Marquess of Wailogtoa, dated Eratni, Septets- 7 eight wee ,. bet 9, 1813. - pdersr Iron ditismuned. , 2 twelve-pounders, -1 have the satisfaition to report to your Lordship,. 3 li ir four Y . 4 l , o °ll n =l:, l 443 l . l l z u seni. g a i pat i o d er rooo d es . that the castle of San Sebastian has surrendered ; and Brass mounted. 1 sweat toor ni sr e e re nd . rsrpoo mtet t i ren r4 l , 6 l7Wpo tw oo e u i r e-P° : l ti d sree- em i have the honour totransmitehecapitulation, which, under all the ciitumstances of the cue, I truskyouv .10 0 kidera. I L b re iri ss erti:-.lorh mortars, 1 elght-inch howitzer, S Lordship will think I did right to grant to agarrison Brats dismoanted. • -7 3 s kee me .peaaders. 2 twelve-pounders,' 4 eight-pouutierS. 1 which certainly made a very gallant defence. .. , r , 1 thirteen - itch mortar. Ever since the assault of the 31st ultimo, the , ' fi r Amemmdtlon.—Round Shot. • ~____. vertical fire of the mortars, &c. of the right attack pkis tlteoty -foie -realleel. 12,035 sixteen - pommies& IMO . was occasionally kept up against the Castle, occa- 1. twe l ve-pounders, Dr a derk v h lme . . emir - P" le hm • : slotting a very severe loss to the enemy ; and yes- 1158 twelve-Ponder* , AM fugt-Pourldervi9o 2 three-PoirOfP `• . 381 ten-inch shells. terday morning a battery of seventeen twenty-four , 38 0 b arre l s o f powder of 100th. each. ' pounders in the horn.work, another of three , iB.l ife l aulka e w i , i 4 t z h ni ii r c y s o n " r e i l li es . pounders, still more on the left, having been cons- . (Signed) A. -DICKSON. Lieutenant-Colonel 'pleted by the ettraordinary esertiwns of thewfficers of artillery and engineers, aided by the indefatigable - i (Signed), JOHNe"Blan4TCinfliAs4artill, Artillery.; oat. , Commissary and Paymager Ord • • nanie-Department. zea' of all the troops; the whole of the ordueoce, , le. E. Tbe,ord . nattee for the most ,tart are in a . very had state,. • A tt. ilhoni catmint ale, or being ..Yri,- d-bz the besieging tire. amounting us_ afty4sr_pteces t Including. tote,.f ~ -- -- -- - - ,r , , - ,•-• • ---,- -- - - pounders, and one howitaer on the island; opened at. Return of Killed, Woaaded, and Missineof the Army serving 10 A. M. spins; the Castle, and 'with Mich effect, 1 g ot o e: f t e rsunead ioa. etisiEst:elri:g of .. e I, d e . h • a r i t : alj. h s e g i s , i r , that before one P.M. a flag of_ trice was hoisted at bastion, frotelhe NM the n Bth e alrPl"nber 1819- . thohliredor battery by the enemy ; end after seine 111,,,,,,,rd1ed3711' Hatt.-1 =paint kil led ; 1 rank and file . diicussion, the terms of the surrender wave agreed ;2 4 i 1 .*o l, ; r t ti l ler st 11:1.— " ; a ra ie r as t i;d 2 a r t i e li w k oo liad lie " landed. on. Thus, giving your Lordship another great result , Ml* Font, Sit Batt .- 1 rank and ate *turd; 1 rank and 1110 of the campaign, in the acquisition to the Allied Ar - i 4 : 7l l l ° F un e r . id' Batt.-1 ran - k awl lie wounded. , . rsitik and Me wounded. tales of this iutesesting point on the coast, and Uhf Ist Line Batt. King's German I,iiii--1 the frontier... : Total -1 Captain, 1 rank ane ilk, killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 8 rank and sk i woistided. . Capt. Stewart, of the 'Royals, Aid-deXamp to . Iscltoval Scots—Cal:l-17ff Osier w a ited. Major-Oenerat Bay, who to greatly distinguished Pla Wanes; blineelf during the siege, is unfortunately scion the R P? r A ttille 2;t a e r t a i ril a n t =leg aguse "' severe ly . troops haslet% killed since the last. return,. EDWARD PAKENHAM, 441. Gen. ' remind. .. I omitted in my last report to mention my oh& . --...-- . gations to the great zeal of Captain Smith, of the 41dmireltrOjfice, Sept. 19. Royal Navy, who undertook and executed .the dif- Copy' at It Letter from Admiral Lord Keith> K. B leat task of, getting,gunsup . the steep scarp of the' to JAR MOW Cooker; Esq. dated " wa rd' the island into. a_ - battery - - -- .4.' In Hamimses 18th September , inclosures. satilitction in aeillante and President. The former good conduct and gallantry of the sea. awn landed fromthe'squadron under Lieut. O'Reilly, of the Surveillant*, and serving in the breeching bat teries, have been most conspicuously Maintained, Lieut. Dunlop, as well as Mr. Marsh (having suts,.. ently recovered from his wound) were alio at their . former post. The Surveillante's twenty-fdur pounders, mount. ed on Santa Clara, and dragged up by Capt. timitlr, of the Beagle, were admirably served by a party landed from the Rivotutionnaire, Magicienne, and Chatimer • their fi re had totally silenced the enemy's guns oppos ed to them. Captain Smith speaks in high terms of the general zeal evinced by all under his orders. The most perfect cordiality was maintained rbetween the Officers and seamen under Capt. Smith tend the party of the 9th regiment under Capt. Ca. meron. s . .- 1 The Captains and Commanders of the vessels , named iu the margin*, have all beets usefully em.. played, and the situation many of them have been unavoidably placed in, has called forth proofs of professional skill and perseverance seldom sur. i passed r and I have the highest satisfaction in being j &Lief° report, that in no instant* has it been more Itsyingly evinced, than in the conduit of Lieutenant the Honourable James Arhuthnot, of the Surveil lante, which he has proved himself fully equal tn.-- Messrs. Marsh, Hervey, Bloye, Lawson (wounded), ; . bade been constantly on shore, -There are others of tjtti squadron,. who, though not woubded o are not !less deserving. Captain Bleye's services have been repeatedly noticed by me to your Lordship, and as he has been i employed from the very commencement of our ope. rations on this coast, and has a perfect knowledge of the lodalities of this harbour, as well as that of St. Sebastian, I have felt it important to send him to 1 ileglend, as he will, from his having been particu larly attached to the duties connected with this port land the army, be able to 'give your Lordship much. useful information. I Lieutenant Stokes, in the. Constant, has scarcely I ever quitted the mouth of the Bidassoa ; the utility of his 'position is, I believe, felt s hy the army ; it 1 has been a station of considerable anxiety. I enclose a return of casualties among the seamen in the breaching batteries, from-the 28th to the'3lst of August, 1813. I hate &c. (Si g ned) GEORGE IL COLLIER, Captain. To the Right llon. Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral of the Red, Commander in Chief, &c. &c. Return of Camakiei among the Seamen under the Oilers of Lieutenant O'Reilly, employed in the Breaching flatteries before St. Sebastian, between the itith and 31st Aug. ISI3. wows MILORD. • wouvonn. Snivelllittitc—John Ray, gentian, severely; Henry Phillir, slightly. ohn 1/anieb. lealltail, severely. P .—Mattlaw Foss, seaman, slightly. ' 14 4 10 ". 41 Killed and Wiwintlatl en the Island of Santa Clara. between SOth An g. and Sib Sept. 1813. • Revolatiosmaire.—Michael Risk, seaman, wovisotts._ 7 capaiil Job, ro i rulTonnaire.-John ISPDonald, seaman, veverely ; Join Neil and Win. Brown, iteninet sitightly. Challeoger—Patrick hilKhoy, seaman, slightly. • Andromache, President, Revnlationnaire, Magicienae. at Anchor off St. Seha.tian ; Sparrow, Challen.ter. oW the Bida son; .Constaid gun-bri,e Nimble caller, i 9 the Bidanima ; Ju niper, Hotly, best of Cape flietrra. ' MCLANCHOLY ACCIDENTS AT HALlFAX.—Captaia Patterson, of the Selus transport, and Mr. John Brown; of Halifax, Met with an, untimely end o:t the 15th of July, by the oversetting of a sail-boat, itt which they were going to Dirtmotith. The acci dent happened within sight of the Spatial: l and ie venl boats were sent to their assistance. Captain Patterson, and a third, person who was in the bon', were picked up' and carried ow bokrd the Spurfoi but Mr. Brown had sunk before file boats reacheil .tho place where the misfortune occurred. Captain Patterson lived but a few minutes. • Nett day, Mr. J. F. Monk, of the Barrack (Ic pertment (son of Judge Monk), and three seamen. belonging to tbe &keen, were unfortuneely drown of •3t en. The her were brother, nit fire and they I struck being seen beat was sac , jtdr<ard pr of f f loge of Dramaragh, OA 1 ! father of the girl on w 1 ' Jennings were convict( 1 and after firing several i burst open the door, av of Mary flare, the pers providentially left the ; 1 . . imling her sister, and ' of their vengeance, the , falling on her with sticl , . manner, cutting her it places, before they dit , i" i f afterwards beat and ab . - son ; and having demo ), left the se w 1 1 shots, and other demo' . : Srinroplu 1 . A . i - .4.14,0birr.1* Is m n-Ven them . hr . aill'e rig ‘ 4 ; 4 Am 1 wi t ft y o r t e tet • 'nit .61 ' A: l ' MM Ar il , a ' . . . iseesTand pet 11 " -" Ime -- - - - • -.. d LO,VDON Giismtra zira464ol,mgr• e ' i'- . r eelli*ll ‘ ' !be g *eel* .‘ • gift was mil) in his Cantonments upon the Inn, IT • -;. 'l4 CAP* . Sppeared to wait the results of the Italian Array, be- iitn)Alts !Am.* '. ~ ~, 104 viussmia t• cesiasui tire , whelk)* names, to 'their Lordships' entice. fore asstnniog th e offensisl;. - ~46400,.. I . ~ ' ' Nrniti milted Mks& 411/ *My - eV • I bare tlei itiieeer to. be, ice. , Actosecrao, Seer. s . — We have j ust received ac. Walt bitIPAIITMENT. _ „ counts froM Vienna. , 'fliry state, that the clivposi- L . • • Its*: ,• • ustur kit - tia IMF& be' ' • l in *" - KUM, Moira Cons of the }fungal-hills are nowise favourable to IMMillittlirdids &Pt/ M i • .. ' " * - • • : ' * -3'..• `.:..-s 1 " ' '' . P. s.—e-spiels Wive landed at rat t o out h A ' the present war. The Palatine of ?lumpy/ arrived ' m o i st w A d, . In , ~,. ii•entuliVikk i t a 46. "• : ', 4:: . . .:- . ---,. - . ~•;!'"- '''.- —, tti, ~, ,f o. l 7 ,..:L cit ionba. " l , -, l _‘: ` :n i l l 'ldvv i :i t tici hi til4 r lArdshies twiellaeniefu as lo great haste at Vienna to confer with Ministers. i v atcli from 'i '. i ' I • glir tr ytiator w o oing- . •,,.: , , i . 4 ,...,4. 4 ~ :r, p l i r. d is difi g, 1 I is. The Austrian General Hiller 4res the first to tom. , P , ... • • . , . . ~_h ich „....-,.,,z 4 1,31,,,,,,z„,, .127 the.A ...Pact. ' • - ' • Thence hostilities in Illyria ; but he every where, toti ) dated, Rebel l tb .! 1 :of rie ! ~ os -o - -' 4...- - , PllOl4/ * .1 flik • • . • thirveilloale, or St. Sebastian , Sepl. t ~,, 'with ran rtrivers . found the French rewly to receive him :he effected the folloeing is an Jeatreet.:-.- • . . . . A battery was7elletWittly lifnrikbosortork, . . , I . f . ............., _ ... ~ .....1 1... :„,,„,.. ~ . reectlfsteseass fi osoiLr Jr!ttiereZ eds rib in rt cehilie rno Dl Y lo G p o le July ad° r a a ul f ir t _ A ve gr. e r tr d h b a s t fh ht Si * ° ! .-pal d Sti ' d hoe . - riot'. •,,T,, nor gained any advantage. The head- . 4.M•cc , rs of. this Prince' of 'Wass, who covers UFper . with grea t dif f i cu lty; f igut u o . the work s o,thet settle • , ':. •• . -4k7 ,, r , su: ,. yriAe 'T y ueeteusi t t , . fall ~.;4.1.c.riu.., art still at Weis. • of San Si;b3,stlins which opened on the MqyAing of •i . - 11 . likillkoodo . -„ o ttou. ...- . rorooh • .. „Nig . -• lbafteriew. .e.,at.l,4 iired ebA iirarle lo -A. bli ru . rn t aiii lte b i t r es i F a h ga ing his a t ttd iv , the uk c o tt rta s .. .. Areyters from Munich have just announced' to us,- Gellol6l Rey, th ' i Governor. the Bth instant; and f .. lntre . Om o*min/re if. lefona l as teliews ek"" • kki!li t ..• . • . I llikki l : .1' • :LT I'' "1'•. , . vi-Ak .' ' - ' I Alp. I, - tbill'veneti de4s wa lthilinve s d . sr wort to °I La Moue (*Mufti' on the crown of the hill) and Is weeps Sol . 1 the in ittj a oitti very fig . ihi , ri . ,woi;las.. thse . .. . that Geutrai Wrede's corps &armee pet .ita..t! in wo of ritruconce,ctolupderodooseat fire in of capita. ca ev pi t tu: •inerch on the 341 Soptember, after heating the great you, that the garrison iterrendered before Ileaning.7 : ketekaime b e ...i........ - , .virtories of the French armies. , - ' '" ° llibele 8 I Illii essw -Sre Aitreee r7 7 . . .• ' Weevsseata, *err. s.--The 181 b .and. 19th regi. I enclose Lieutehant.Gotairal Sir Tboama An, 11 " 11 " .1" be Ideserkee Mr " 961.11*.111114".. ' al lal l i t ot o t: tt w s it ' i n ch al • awls of dragoons arrived to-dayfrom Spin ; report, and the terms of the capitulationageoed epos inteuty of the ;Cavalry likerterotiy edmired, as !e li t e ' te vs tarther oy tied bail* the port et themeee. , • 011101faor n'ltionas 60 ' 4 ilit m " gr. " °Si " she Imedie l 1 : t . rvar*.j • The,tga r;iton, still. upwards of 1700 bec with the garrison, and returns of ordnance, ammo. *Os moll ampere! se fogiallt dliett, whine( tit tag a bu se d It. . i tug,. *ken the Battery du Gouverneur and the M• v .p ey o , ed sses : m t ati o yo a n E be me n o g fc illi os :td t hi t. : thil.eite good condake itavellich it is, notwithstanding, olden &c. in the ,ptace. The loss .of the garrison Attie rr....-Aereett„ - Ad. 1111. The inmates' other superior Akers, and the '. iadoi were immediately taken possession of by oar an long a march. ;The d ifferent regiment's of that, during the sielie l is stated to bare amounted to two- - $ w eds sa d limit rrisi,te bwireer I . which Gooecal Milhaud commands will Inekiassively thirds of their numbers at its commencement. • . ogkerv, aftail l hor aaas e ad i =UL T. aad maim am p . • •1. li enn sei4l er at a tit o ain f lisb w ecos cr ea r, smo n i n . d ocifo a tu r h e i)ei t y o yvei ll ai e ruit e bb o ol n e OM Hat amp • _arrive and go lobo cantnements in 1114vrthei,l)uchy• I be g leave again to draw your Lordship ' s atten- the, ' L i m p /ir k,. - . - Nonierogi reinforcements of infantry al .t o - irrive Aoswer.-- : Agreel. • . . i from Passages. • eves Jr tiny. , Nt. a lio n to the conduct of Lieutenant-General Sir Thos4l A n IV. Illie stoosto, V* theatre, mil the nid nen; ant i • bollix Military, ARK be seat bock tit Framer, es well as Me Gib r 1 inlayed the Western key of- the l i 'yrettees, and its • Graham and of the General Officers' and: troops N.tecuu Pen., 2...—1 n order to dissipata the Ult.. - 9 , A _4„. ' • of autt-eutibautots, preserving their private, Istuuteue. k wumweir i Aurae. The old- of wo the rks t h il a ie v d e • ev i ti eis , l ikh has introduced itsf oi mto.t hi s cap i t a l under hilt command , in the arnuusa ,operatton .4 , mowet ,...., noted,..tyr etc ' importance issca a cu to in t h h i e e. .fut l u . z e operations of rektive to the contagion which ' was sai4•4 bavt att. which lam now reporting the. successfiti close. ' eme , z i re v ui:wr i t s att i t=t_lvL l l: l7r, Narhier de Gamy, I ts 4 b ie rigi tin n g al y s o p u l r en t l o o r ti d r . . peAretl in the villair .of Prelica. upon.the frontiers Under the orionnance recently isseekbyibeFienck having with him the sift silo the . ytt onlemen 4 alb hnuter t i Array is of Iteme we heaven tus• Oa* the foitowiarg' informa- -1 . Gotentment l tbe difficulties of the °Matrons . ot tly a ., : b : e d ie ird as : P r a k 77 ll4 ntiviel . I : l 7;: t h a *"" aimer GrH y. h. ::: 7 114 ' • S tfiaa i l i g a r draiiiira t i l oteti7 e f n ar i m d e ' r r a ca b a li oraid , „..._ , ' sa e up *h i m i o .tr ie rilinitte l be.thrte ppave 7 ontoeil lathes, !, . , ,- ,1 an. ,i I MUS,t• be a long time tine, the authenticity of wtitcir we cast gintrantee t•—• siege , audt fi " itifk el time ttesuit take, ire tree . On thel7th of August, an Otitish frigate disetn. .. , , .. .__,._ , t to a conclusion . • Alrestt. 'sus Art OM be suosned to the Marqttit of thCroasen v A Abe T can ou croup•Weli%o_• on b v Sit TPoniss Wallas. howev e r , cd° co ° 7l .r ig t iit i barked a certain numbye of troops title the tower I s hi p t , 4 on! by 4blestorm of the breach' o l , rh p wily of h e Ari. v I'. the sick and vfoitivieri 'lOll be treated errordieg to, on it s .all on any tenni, as the pies now bl ow of !"sterna, a bad military' post it- the mouth - -T __, / , ,_ ak a mkt , a , d tokips 4i, re o f aeSuoisk vicars sad soldiers.. home, and „the sea is prodigious, all the squadrons were of the Tiber. This tower. was only defended place . Thli flietit , oisoteess therefore is pro . Answer.— ;greed. ____ A_a , _ ._ I. r...- a.- - -LA__ !_ .....k.-.1 _2.a f• ...fill ha. GinnA _ that lila etfireva.. .. Att. ytt, The ktrart! troop !hall tpe . cen to-astrow mert. y , t esterday . forced to sea witirtite exception of the Sur. house in search island into. o battery which was manned by swum*, Royal . Sovereign,' Its Ham Sue, oned, who had s_before, w . hen under his command, and which wit ems* we. 1813, with copies 4 Its lacbsures• 18till *Ptillaber " ;1 1 1;, a rt . b 5 e:_o - r s er -- se - tt - ing - o - in . irtit in the basen. vice. Ceptetin Blip:, of the hoist belonged to the Sitccers: on board of her Lyra, hat :bib from Sts,--I bavirihe WOW isakctkon In tilk slol tung' eight seamen, Mr. Mooch, and hi's younger bro ) 1' 11 0: o t f b e o bject the beginning constantly and Most actireilltisployed i to. their Lardfhitor the acconspulylog dispatches Edward : they left ! Birch Cove for town, aboui the most savage on shore, and I fdel greatly -indebted to his ser- (whleh I bare issinssived by Captabt !Boys from o'clock ; the wind blew fresh from S. E. and slim different Tim. i Copal's. Sr G. R. Collier) 'Uhl so ormOunt of the had to, beat 'to windward : it seven, a squall st . ' 1 the boat, and late overeat . The accident being l ' istate • he"! Besides As officers Of ArtinO t y formerly, mon- fall o f Ot. Muth* mid the pumas* ot i11. Flea& f the kis wife ' ` ands&nod who, bare continued to serve with ' opal ' ;Fortson '; and theyetossional skill snalsiegrelialce inst antly mi st o o k Y t t nb a i r 5i5 i0,,, 0 % w hich els and loyal- ' i , - slug, firing a d ist inction, I shield Pet nye the , names of Cop, of the Oaken and OM who have bees employed la wade d i n wing b e . 4 abe , "missmv and EA heir detestable talus Peorrlson, _Power, aid 'patios., Mho have Us* co-oparaihms with ths Orioi. Waco tad Om has base Monk ; lout-14-torsithar,.wlso was only $7 JO s ad Wee plikaa*tai 10 11811 .1 L. , constastly: iik t he bree‘hiag * batlike, 14 In .04 , too.oololo4ttellalOMlNNl * pen A** oc Iry * ..e • • . • • . . . . . , • - . " ' - . • .-. ' . I