The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-26 00:00:00

:;ch Paps to the 19th iust. are received. 1 ;.;;;Est importa:tt part of their contents will be ins itio,eciocut (L orze carning, Captain Bousritr.o, is ar .; l ed in the rivvr from Buenos Ayres. The o f the Spanish navy hail left Buenos Ayres, Nfr l. asiefflide4l at Monte Video, the present Go. center o f n hich, and all the old Spanish inhabitants, vere determined to oppose tho .meastares of the, j.“ 114 Bucuos Ayres. The present- Junta of v res h ad . come to a determination of lower. the nt.durt ditty very consider*bly. The Export d a ty u?Oil silver and gold had been lowered, the fir: , ;e r t) four and a half, the latter to two per Amer ican Papers to the 19th ult. arrived yes. o .d iv . General ARMSTRONG, it should seem, has w it left Paris in ill-will, but is going hoine to take situation of Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. lt,:.•,•;Ci.L rem in France as American Charge Aff tires. Th e accounts from South America, ir this coveyance state, that Fctentsann VII. bas. almost every where proclaimed Sovereign. The following is an extract from a Jotter, eisited 4 , ST. PETLMSRURGIL.SEIPT.:I t 1 nere is no cbartre in tier public C.noincilt, autsvithstaud tell." I , s m. urs,aod RosLivz•sriP is in fullspnwer. Exchayse here is 14e --sugar keeps np .00 price, and e.,c+Wdsewn likely to , • I The.ipa i darda call Saytoos i the,Q4araltsr.of the Thy of Biscay. , Wo new learn, that Ministers' have hill a•Repdrt matte to then, tilpoto ib edema.. taps so favoiral?fe, that it h° fotth*rilh' t i p, be at: • tackei and for tified. t hitsiA; sof 'the Navy, who has recottucallted the carry it into execution without loss of time. YARMOUTH, SUET. 25.—Pissed b. y this morning, 1 a large fleet of merchantmen,• consisting .uf up. ( wards of 600 salt, front the Baffle, miller convoy of the Mars, of 74 guns, fur the SPuthward, with a line breeze at North.eite ; about 20 vessels are coming into this port, prizes to the ships in tbs. Baltic, their names and descriptions unknown: • 'The valuable island's of Saluareii, Ilar , ipika, ' Nac,n.Lant ' Matti Bonro, and Ma*, have intacti-' ~.• deed to the English forces. •• ' iild i Several of the Officers .belonging to diAl , ills . army, who had riligned, 'baits arrived in and ot --(as stated in our. Portsm outh le tt er 'Oyes l o •)' ' —Culusel BELL is among the number. . Thilti: . iitary mind at Madras it said to be far front tran quil. The brother officers of those Who have ie. - signed, have raised a large subscription for ttem.. , We understand that the two last,East India Dip s rectors who signed the proteutupon the removal' of Mr. i ETtttt from the COt!inell of Q040 7 0 - Ment et Mailcai, were the late venerated Sir Fasecis fls. ~.. ... ittNo and Sir Uncut 'SOLIS. - I • * The following news is receivit il from Inl6 . .. We bare advices from Strum A's catty, qt sis late' a dale as. the 18th of February, at which titri r that. Chitliain, with bis,forces, was encisfdpetl titt . a yleee , called DuttheeP• -, • - • .„.1,: ~ ~., Accordiug tp the last accounts peeetristi tisere, MIMI KHAN was plundering the couutry, in, the : neighbourhood of. ()akin, The junction et lie Bengal suck Madras armies, anif,the occupatian of . , Sewer by Cul. Close, were known Ist Dunitutip. &Westin SHAU KilAti, the principal Slobs; in. the service of flouted', was at the head or a Tfor: o % . of 12,000 men, at no great distance from Se, mimes amp.. 110 bail received injunctions fromiisruts lei . Ministers to lend nn assistance whatreerAo-4011taa KHAN.' 110 4 1 CAR hitasalf continued quite tacapable, of business. . . • • .. . . In a late skirmish between Captain WlLsost . 7s 4e. tachineut in •Bundlecund,and the troops of GOiPAUL SING, two European O ffi cers weie wounded, angel them, it is said, severely. The detachment 9404 the arrival of its xeinforeerenti at Kukherette, Some disturbances, of rather a serious character,. have lately occurred in 'the territories of is petty RAJAH, near to Surat. , They originated in the : fa. natitism of a Mahornessedan sect, which has spruag tip in.that quarter; and have assumed, latterly, so a:mime an aspect, us to call °fur the interposition of the British power. With some difficulty, and after some bloodshed, the fanatics have been quelled. Extract of a letter from a commercial house of respectability at Port , an Prince, St. Domingo, to their Correspoudent in London :—. : " PORT AO PRINGR, JOLT 516., 1410.. " Sion nor respects of Nth ins. we bare received Aeons, 41 (i. , AN A M's surreuner to General ELIGIUD' by . which the tranquillity of t h e So ut h i s r e -e st ablished. This 616am:ince Riv%usiversal leti.faction. and will operate favlsatably on roil atms anti Ira General LAJWARRS, Who CORIIIVORICA t the M o t t , has be eu killed by nu 18-putiod shot, very taittb tamtnteco What with commercial faibircirin the twiddle of the summer, and stock-jobbing 'ffuttoations at tiro don of it, there has been no ennui in the City of Those, who had a tato for that dlinified iiiilluppinesi, w hi c h cons i s t s i n hawing Woe - ring' to L'2 vexed about, were not to be found within the aaund of Buw Bell. The remains of the late Sir FRAIICIS BARING '%ere th•posited, nn Thursday, in'the family vault Alicheldever Church, near Stratton Park, on occasion the whole of his tenantry had moist-1411g given them. Tlie public will learn nith•stirkize and regret, 1 :," neither Miss !CELLI', Mr. Put Lrers li not ► pupils, from whose talents andlicr. 'lath thcy received so much pleasure at the' I .3'citlin Theatre, aro engaged there for the winter season. Air. Ifut.staN is arrived in town. We under. Aland he is eintagc.! at the Lyceum Theatre. We ! , 11 hopetl, that Mr. llotmAt4 had bid a final adieu 1 vslerday a Gentleman passing along the Poal. try, at , 1U time the cart. was returning from the pA. h,ll his pocket picked of 'his book, coulainiag "r ..xclitinge, to the amount of 2501. and.2sl. ‘.llth of stamps,' THE' EITAPPSMArs• REPE4L TILE A TO THE EDITOR. OF i#E STATESItAII, • • - Sia,—Much praise is due. to you, for hating amp., ployed the best means in.ina your peter, to *wattle . this country to tie justitoof theelaithi of lanissid , ; , and much'gratitudeWill be due to you, 'friiiivbatli nations, should Yeor, efforts happily prii4lu c ectud ! fel. Whether your,, warning voice ty;44,be.10 0 .4 .ettough to:reach the ears autism whoskimmodiate duty isyto Mite warning, twill be considered-es tremely prubleutaticaf. bf'every man iredsOmed• to follow Abe mitchtif aitairp ; virtu iho i rklaint a perfeet resseaibroatie of the snony;awft4,4olinoni; tious which Minietdrshave aiteadyiinceiredl. a very mischievous pride,' and aegis*, shintuelrigns. ranee as prrstimittinti t t ter reject' 4ohti.'aditiatt " 1 1t ,is of little imiturt (rota whisfe i tiartef . it'flS g hs.".:ltia equally . valeable, whether it is ; f tftlee4.o , ToOKZ ur by Lord 14vattrootor 'Bhopal:1 WitfutliEth has been &Noted 'to study 'and redettiini, landhirlio hia . misedhiMsclf very much 'the 'polities oP Ate •tim'ae;iitO be supposeCto be at least i5'41144117 - ', bed to ,give counsel, as o gentleman, p , .eertstitily . talents, ahrOsa introduction.tO a share ,ithoV lic councils 'is • of a very recent 'date, land; ashes* . age, as well as cutifsithed habits; 'Wilt loOfitare aiL ,trowel however p*Partded his .Mind may be,' to I have, acquired a very ,ion• eral;.and, :at j p ,sauie • timeiLperfect knowledg*of .potsiicoiVaire. Lid ,'not suPpottothat tiolititd call .have any attractiOW L.fpt . Ilia 'foitieri at' thi's period Of btra life; and_ in,. r ,talkingth.e liberty to meption,itla ereittae oriel of blentting it, ~with oith tilt, of, a . perwsa, sr) , uhisolloue. . him, sod rso *Apo paler ;1 tt I. Mean stething more than to entstrastiAmo men of abilities; with ierytipposite wleoso politics 'at • iarlandWat their,foctunee t • ;Jr,114n44 ie altos, st k! tile Yu 7 1 g.tr acceptation of the word; but its. Omsk, teneo. l bleAl. istarries with • it a psioplortion of 'dignity,. i:s : welt old Of force, - and wlridhliiihevrtfonnd iN tliegl7- 1 1 tinutte'ri;beffroit • • .1 .gootlgntrptise Ics,tteee,Yarivfh.eilOitt?iY .1 7:t:F l i,°,it iintsuitms7 • It it:susiircietkt.itsvisit. llir,intuhed. fell 'to rib ton 'Weed. *I theirtmistetto9botitavostisea a. praPtte *lt no ledgi'ef siEd aeikoly Prisid ut their 4ceiCtittl . the restoration sot a.Oarliomeist weektea t Trtgoli ° f oree and ;fraud, , and,* Avrti4m pt kb leo; Lt wi!N for its avowed profligacy .and corruption, was, ' hutiever, plaen'af,refitgeirviitiOr of ne. (*with Wight be ct?ifverted fistOya iiiinaatile vier against the ParliainetitarY or ICiiiiisterjat tn. Croachments of thi*Devontry - lkowitle and devoted as it wits . tOttsefeetions• Who osuld• leilattil , 4i the tcos!, lt3r)tit tplr! • were'nun i1i11.411 1 191. , 5y1f *eriti.L.tsi..4ll".o,!;7o: tf. iaiws.Rkp,,, or 041,441* 400 hltrf shaiied their colleagues itidulisetterltpuiniripl!Aoltad any trbote qii fry ift Mika siert , kit Weil kr ibels .tolmre* Britu . .dattlftsm.. - 4 4 1 M ieVy 4 i3itiViallei•6t - la fa irri. menVti Ireland e es. esecerityd'oe t tior bfing treated otkete evaoli t ty . w ilia Great Ilkltitin. , :Item. f erlce, re. moved, -and she had no aitestrdatiee 'lnter etibmileinu orrebellion—sheltdite 4 041 :4h ii r 'rent. beiwgi Jet- ItOrel%lidd t he quesVoti 4 t3 'pot Vrethei ie is ill' re. sieve A!,,,il4.l. : lletlice :we "It t ikep; i t hel mean; *ef tiiiiiii... taining•our usurpation lheekk i rve be disppsed., to retied.; It 1 4 .Par Ibis, pe rptedlitg,. • this humiliating diltithins; wa sic ihilebted te.hir. Path;.riot affPo el J 7 -e.faltpriiitypt ,10 0 'rordiql.sfisir7tilit410?d'fb' th isi . Pentletnan 7 .we l iftikli fea: theta,' . 404 ' . what il: .no less ilbaressieg to our rid organ ett ( r lortuites;yre.see them proclairited in the subversion, in feet, or effect, of every State ow the 'Ohm/intuit of • Europe. .iiii,iloe:itc . d tith the power he aCipiired by I:raud s and prestirrioebt meatiner 4 i; he' aimed et the subjugation of Ireland, when ite:lust ill hopes of subjugating - Filtiee-'-or . that" France, which might have been our friend aid ally, but which his ignorance and senility hare converted into ewirle- , eoncileebieeqemY. . This .is no .ejlevietiOrt.; of his gailt:,it allot* no drawback ots.,Mit ,Sepeelgtive i vanity and arrogance, swelled to.:disease,' - elmt :he was riot aware of the lengiiinary . atiocitlea . which , would result fro M the icriiefues iowniete of the late 1..0rd dr,Anr, Welt fertiqed by..4e ,iittilierisld brutality Cf..the Isiah Government inliholltdOlt.— It is. possible that hIe. , PVIT waunot fullyeipriseil of the Iterrewetbrewtgblahlth the Utiles was to be carried; but ludistitick . as Me View iii Ifiein' might . .. have b,um, they wire sufficiently clear to have told bun, that the price be was paying in !Ovine° fur The , measure pretended t. be Uttlt to Us heart; , was far more considerable than it was worth. This is one of the predicaments in wMcb thet Gentleman hits left us; another, not less action., is that of Catholic Eanincipation. . . . Fanaticism took tips alarm at the very mention of the word hypocrisy ; lay and, ecelosiastical flew tq 'her •Iltandard, and the plititsest dictates .of jestlee and cbtarnoOgense, sustained hipoliay, were over whelmed by religion.. cant, and a novel species of loyalty, which, as it domasenced with the ptuseot reig", Will I hope expire With It. • . .These ere the two great' densiude which Ireland has 'oo : the justice of En g lit 7 4 ; and' wo •trnikt that ' the Throne, consulting a t eqceilt• owe nisdein and intereet t ; :will ensure the peace of-beth, ctointrics; by • Immediately acceding to the claims Of equity. The phiservation of Ireland's ef• far more impor-- 1 t' ai `ioc to Gicavatitaio, Out. the - rescue of the Po.. ....:as.. i..•••• .~ L .. , 1.1111W•.• ,- .. .... -,.. . .i/I' . Mosul* from the donlienon of Fiance. ' It is full . 'time to Consolidate die . s'ir'eTiiill Oriti;Vapiii. We' hare ashisaeliankefolly trilled saitiohn nieenaof our, wigrautlhensent, let, is mat 'be apendihrifts with 'those of oar security Bud aeltsliuni.+L-Spain, Porta l. gel, shd the Baltic, deeply as our fortunes are .conneetad. with !heir independence, are neferthe- . kis milsor objects compared to. the value of, Ireland ;. arid art , adteinistratioe serioasly- disposed to cuirei: .liate, '•improve,4•and edwilelisn'the'lOyalty itads.itrec: iions oftbe people, With 'a, ridnd capable of distern. ' iig,th:l ,tracintetsils. of .thi 'empire,. would, at a prrjohlau annorintows unfrawfel as•thc present, prss Ifnesruril with essurrinees of support to an ;insulted aird'aggered hetion:i'indsith'plidge!of I heir • sin feet:ley, seli:et . 'Air! thV..p'reie'ntatlin of Majesty loa the Sister iin4int ''A '''Dinbiein '? who • • has` never k . • Kin; && , .. I M' • . disgraced his birttr.by atiOall,rig4.taadirtl'inVisiuef • of I the , present' flows.; iiho l • to a mind it once hontonrible. and enlightened, • adds ittilt affability ',Which geitt:rellY 'marks greats ivio' &lees 'of heart, and 4 ~ u ,. .adve o ppmbitring . die . , t alenW; of .as % abl! Statesman , ?with those Of 'au experieneCil .CsenOral, .well known • to • tho•Arniy . end 1 beluveil , iiir ',di° . soldiery, •eod, kotiiin hi both Countries sind piOrilir in bith ; such .4 Irian lithii list _fitted fo'i ffsWgbvdrument'Oan Is. tweed ii;ixisCd to iiivitehiti,„esid.iiioitilrieerer.Mlo,. ti Itarred bei pray' tiar...augiftblityl.Y.PilP-tA )fly'clVeii. AajAh. •the .whale. powtr, Gird:and radilary,a..sbet Minis. iDtrs',..46".it. be their wish to ;tfelei tbetrising.forment 1 ti and s ensure the a fiectinni'df I[AlandVlitew decided' ' i P .i. ` ).. li rs q . ; t h ir. ttiM .i l . 0 ,t 6 e. Pv.it:f!Pf : *o4 to . Vig. f Nation,loy...sea jag s . with ,as littso delay as, posei.. ,ble,. a .14ord ; Limits/a int, ! happiipiltkfted with ;this ' peetills sited- tfisfiveitiow ib texecupt* omit% •-firandessi • digillty;:'*A' tiiiiiiiecii*c,'illit : ‘sait 'itiftt '- Committed . to liis' j clii,.' . .l‘ll4 . li;!tsi s h, c'' A4:ogiii;iiiqjn . is * 9 , .nounce.l, b.c si4i,;;;) 1444 bYial! 441P44 4 1'0.‘ 311 .e . raid rif.Pcaccvand thelacypool.phe atassealpthelice. regal -throne, the saltation •ne !the •Aniiires•iiill be . enti o ld: 1 ...t in W . 1 . .1.):•7.) . 11. l'iltl.lV . 1t .: . ' ' i • .“'" ••-• '' •. 1 1 . I'' '' ';' t' '.:Am4OtIgniUSTITLE:i FREN134,24 - '`.l • D'EFPAT,5."itti°,,AT'l979l OP "IR , • 5185E .or4 . 4airep , !l. , " the for tress of * Whittadlit.hi..'Yti3t ; in"part founded on a•rocirrdlibas a vAy .;ood wall,' t .1 1)aitt i ons . - and''.eastMite's;::4;fill'.•• of :grlitile; covert•al by half.rooniii; With very large treuel t ies,l and a counterscarp;• preceded, in shor,t, by,a abor t good covered , wiry. In general the fortifieationeare well 'adapted to the of place, and it cdtn mantis the environs. It had In' the centre an ancient i and large-stingy° castle; flanked by towers of very stinng , rdiannry, and :4061p proof:.` The' enemy I kepi h is powder there; With" Bart of.idtra,taglailtes:. 44 ....kfter thic.fiataess had been .suittately,recon poifred, tbeveint elf aftitek•kkas Szed•on, to be the . bastioa.of,Aan kikttstb. wide? tanked rith/r: iniallbalf.antints4ingwlii;e6 tire enteral defence; ••-•Besides it- was not . hilt lined. with. srtillerx,. s end thcgroond was the'rtiost faiour able fog,our, epproecbes," and also 'for the erection u fbatterifekf. . • . • • • ' l4 Ow sho:lsth,. reivening; the trenches yrere opcnetl. , • It tent 'r!rs t titight,ll, greater part ori Our ,e.napntinicatioist,, ,W e s , estahlti4fl; 'end ;slip.' the. whelooline. ot:the -, firet parallel. 1,115 r. day,, *We• were covered almostthrtYlgh • the - *hole. litinc;or, at•least masked by'lahlOits • 'but in many ,places we toots' rock, , which.:•lt WOW ."itp ..brtmines, omit thus ‘tre. *if • ihe trenches Lin Yeti 'granite: ' finroal..crlr-TOurth tistractilleir was ablw.to .quatuatericz, labeftzto id• adiance ter •ther''first...:pit . Oliel," .11 . onc e . esiabii4h lie ' eleven, baSterici,,,,.**here it, fonto the same difficulties. . Briery where`; these Obstacles Weft Overeivme by great efforts, by a nuatintell tvC4rfii witheit!tezi.J..ple.• At thesatiolime,. we -wersaimployedlialtliarear glric i ndy,,CdttAinnnitaililsri. which • combined th tba„aiatairal cetera' ways, stretched . liey,4o !fioo. roises.of the parallel.. This werk-waterveatly. coat: pleted ; neverthileii werittobligefl to anipliset across tlic — ficliffi :the piecel'ht *artirrito with their :ammunition.. All, these:aperitif:vow were eleceted withiw,a vett stint!, dittatiew orthtf place, without much lose 'on our aifte; `Witbitt ['reach of a large linewl-fOrtifieetiatt. • • I • " On the c2flthi, Je the morning, our fire com. menced from eleven batteries. They had for they most part the object at eafiladingtiad battening the. ,ruatoart4 while.. thrall/4 4 , OOP% i wetre . . 4 2•;ba.ttElg. lnc broach and destroy Nye bastion Or Sap MirO s iplUb its collateral half -MOO% to an extent: of rsase. iffq . .ta 180•telses. .0,47 Are, by, its afasvaging; dAtec lion, acqiiired some superiority:over Oaf tkfc.cae*- 1' ity,whoi however, (spposeil. to us etinsidazable Imitnibee of pieces.. . During the : •day, estritichet had alreatl):Aavirfalited a r p ara b er. , 9 nun, and hinted thejraserses _and the tittapele, ;while air direct (Wive! Use „ere rainzes, and•our buttes tejuretlt Ike interior el the. works.' Some ; powder er depots_ exploded in. Almeida, and s e veral houses were ',feint.' Towards the even.. •ingifie (fairest ceased Its fire, our bombs were then fituie direCeed agaittst'thd town. Aboht eight in ilieeveltitig ottit',Of• kint , blneb's fell livid' tie castle upon a OhiOn, which they were filling beffk the gatei of the general 'Magazine, set it "fire, and the fire was In 150,0001 b. wet kl •or gutilidtidiir."'" ft 'wes•ttla crut)tietr•-of - It was believed 'that 'plice•had - eiptoda ;.•1 it was folltiv`iett‘by *a 'Ylfilent fire, 'Which • atentred itself and lasted during the night, • k'gi.Oar q a a n ifir: of rubbish fell !liich already reached in ',the • (uOt 'Or'tbe 'glee's, "and' tesinhiStvd - 1 the.st.:tontl `.•'` • •••• • " At lireac 'of alty *'dei the tee/mired to the trefieV•i, 'add the rittlige•elarieffb that'eltplotion' might . iheit be jtidgednr. - ' The castle, the leakedral, and . the'steighfloaritrii. habita , kne bad disap." : postai, inattedialelt urtl*d the, firing to•ettesti l l. • and stint:tie ned the tailiti j il`Gnicrnor, Mr. 'William • . • ~~ _ - . - Caw, sending to hin the ant:ens:if cap, niation by •my• fine . -aarin g the pair% 5 . , n bids lasted a c)nsit,l, cable time, the Mary as 4 Al niiproacheil the radians. ' As suits a. IA soldiers' reetignizoll Mat former C.m itantte • Melo( the Port ugmese tc.sops, and one .of the •'. estimable men in their country, they - qt•sillfi d tike• enthusiasm which hi, I .res, neo ins i need •by the loudest acclamations. The tirovertioe, so k stnitts 7 standing, prolonged site neg ciatinn wills a vie* sit ; . gain time; and iu -thesend refused to signille capil station, the terms of which I refused two+, r. tf ;•• tlien 'ordered the fire to be resumotwith mere ' than ever ; and a few hears after, in therteitl.llt. of, :it the dighi , a copy of the canitulatietw' which hid been left with the • English • General , me, Arita his signature. 66 The garrison,. c‘insisting 40,6000 Portuguese • . 'Weeps, went our with the h;:snos rs of war, otnd a' ter •I depositing their 'arms un the glicit mutat:tad ,soners of war, as well as the Geohmili ,t -whiitis• Lord Wellington had sent Li them, with only two other oificen of his ' , mice'. have found in the. t:I4CV , 4 vett ppbvi. sions, tT stand of col i•ars; ;IA li6 picces of van.. t non, among is iste l sm.til train „f,ntountalu . ar. tillerp,. which will he very useful. to us i.t our ext.: .! pedition. . , • " 4110 cerps. bf en4iireers aq:d the ortiliert !me ivied's' a happy , applicao,oit ut th.! ;at. "sayptitie • principles of war•and sie444oil of en tiw reentis'yi. attack, to supply our want of stera.ss ,ry articles, and t, concentrate.our Otitis open oite ,inmk want witielt blast necessarily Ivatlestroyesi. - 0 t: tiutralufys.c . knead. and Kblte, , Comnienders ot the lisraineemetend Il tbe.►7t*rttllury, •distinquellted t Minsk I nib • thlsiir` .1 •great lakotat they ;were well sec-Moiled , by • tltide,' t officers and *Wiliam, .1• have - Ito. 1 1 13 4)43051 4 44 • *.pralte the Courage, the jiersewerince, and issit.fatity. gable; activity of • the t mops ,of the - line, . ant soldiers, all-bare deserved inn. greats* "eimsinkadstino„ all him , displeyed the same .i/enoss ; kidistof which then had given proofir in the siegtvai (*had Rodrigb. t• " •The General ia , (thhis Pi!ifwa . of , lisst.tho,, CAI ..eiwiSler • .Ctoef _„ .ceet of La Coneeptimi, Amu a • k Aug, 30. litter h!. , • :s: ••• ". hi EflA....' • To si itt? taiouPltas 'FAE ,vAtVc}; OP Nr.t.trct4isa; 411, I s 1 i ' i . ‘ ,„ ~.i . :!*4P ui•qi; Ali. ft i ".! l 'i la .. A' r ,'; .1 , A . r t -:Af!,Y ,!IJoiti?,—,-r ty ' t l,lte. I?Falv,teop!' Tote, roe . tIM,PI9. II MOII ) 1 '1 ‘ ; . 1tF. 1 . (1 41,0 9 • ' 41 ,44491 Iliiiiiii 4 I tili wt‘re.l . 4kret,lfn to 1 ipr hignei, I)7wevr erst4l; i t ! ? ,,Mi,,,,r1 4 . , it tr ,wp ; f 4i dr:l,l,l:!3l/e wo# ii„miri 1 thole e hot hop . to r &n,,se:,-,ftte , : .icit,:e..f,(to l .l M i i4,•sly, 11% i p j „,, r•br .1.1 - ,,A.,,!;. ..7,4, F ,ii, i !;4,,,lctt I m. n.. . • t o lfgred themsel;es oft i lAeir owl ac i rohl *in.% r il ,i ', . ' 1.• . , e' '; foEmo: 1 1 ; klipri_int , ),o,coro of l it,ineero, o ,4 rum i i hi11Y,,... 1 011,he. tooploye41 , !? filling uq tliei trenVi',3 ..0.1 , 11000,a,polinikilie to wn, and tint other hallll,repairiOg ; •the r?ad trim 4fiOeid.se in I?itiliel. '. ' . 1. 66 it Ceiipt to the: ith : Forttigties . R • L gim'en"t .; 1 of the Line, 1. have atiopygl. a,measure, witt,eh tip, 1. pears to me.,catcolated to.prolupte. the good * - ur his . Majesty's Sef.TICC. 1 .h a ve kopt it herelbsteact :of sending jt,to• Fiance,. an.d ,l'iap In' to asslin .ft • O. • Ce.cafrom tbose,of theiijatiii4tieho :Ireitiarighd to the ,army ot•Pti!:tugol, 1,..1)0111r"s tiirn.•to goad account theigoil.divpitionr i ,roe,ogifia4ia !pas Re.. g imcni i ito p hatiect ni' iti .. ,E,,,glAii,,liiii dig teal of ' thegorjaguese=dilipers rhfi,:hg,Te been sont to me. I liavo,,•pla•cd at: the dis . pr 64,0: the 6,niniandant ' vc.,4rsillery liteiitujikipp„fi,ip.t mieer 4 •, l r . hi , hive '. ofqed;,their ieri,tices,; .on t li .daft , Pio: ,retained 110 tiorpa tv ti toel wl)at 1).!?ii 4 . et . tttio it . ll9 . vi,ler ;,Litilitt ' al ray!, however , ' ' s take,. c a r e 4, lseep an .. ge' On:‘, 'these troops,. and not to plae.therplq ‘ pOirs, which ` • 'are at all impoitant. ii„will, Ir e very agOeattle, (Or me to learn, crciel...yeittillg_b44 thiit . iliese'dY.: 'feratt irrangpmenta meet . s.Slo,looty'a approbation. ' ! ''''' l hare the liondlieto4.,'ke. •'+: Fort of Conception, Aug: Sti; 1810. • " mAssp NA." • ' '' :, :''- • ' • ..keeleisimpiellieir ''• ••• • .. ! ' • '.. The'CoraMinkler4n , Chierof' our fureasin.Sielly,* • 'Ceti:le-Iron his retttitt home4l indeonsennenr.ti of his digsgrtemlatt iith:tlraCwurt. . • of Palermo. •, - ..• Op Saturday '• left, Mies eloirrad-- With CuptAin E • The young - ii atly: was fords a lir! wltirlier :tricridi in , Clirges.stneet. endef f t einiid she has property to the innount of guise thosk ; • giants.. The parties were traced through . .Biaaie. - fritter titre pi ke.gite, bat- no farther. . V'peterd.ly the friends of Str"WlLtais Gong beldi . . a * wheeling,. pritstten't7 -to advertisement, tat.. the Crowis and'Anesor' PaSerni when •stireril Reseiti; bents wci prOposed end carried, declaring the id... tcution-pf .the meeting to support the Interest Of.rag Virliti:ttitik al the enduing Clettlowfor 'Gloucestme... * tiegoeittiom •for the est:hinge of- prisoners is hontirintd, in consequen co of some froth preppie, alms which the Frauds: Government has pet .for. ward is answer to our ultimatum. Some faint hope of a successful biennia still entertained. 'Onverrimerstintend, tre s understand; trverenfoe. • '-eeserry:tvorke at.Bamtry, for' a nevaltstations- !. A 'lgultlrwi,* during the winter, is to tendsitous • rliaitn,' at .the mouth of Bantry Bay; • • Mr. Houma t,inme Was taken so dangerously ill yikiefdtiy evening, that he was not espected to snr. ' vire - tho night.. voi4el arrived et Vverp(lol we hare r e e e isad th'e fi;llnwing intelligence from tie flavanneh; dated 'A.4llt,t 1 : " 46. LS ending round the Moro, we saw • 10i00 people entraining a gallows, *WO w in, ha ng i n g mig or 41).kili : 8.14 A PA RTC'S 'ENDISSII. triN .to Mesita; 'Dub •M. R. ALEN tw TiPtliAyS 3,0u4. Man' ihmit it&years of age, batnleging to ttlie • otattestiht fa Altisb in Mexico, returninefrom college iii)Apein p Islti aceept-si of tor-600, bla n k end ,. 'titititi4;nw. finer J. Issrrr, fur GsgernOr`faetterais, and at i gtliasure," t• .. • • • Coitle• ' EX"cit itifetp- SRPT . It . .. .There *role, sr. :Three Of' -Wheat to day; !At cosisidealiteo on h an d ; very 'tittle • fine, and list prima fully sopporeed. Reddy in short supidyi end dearer. Malt. nasty tit leatjtices. But few %%Rh RV, sad :these deirer. Deans of rha 'tyro kinds ;111timeitro 4 Oats aro in short sapply, "anti this trade 'Catty mitintaine last prices.' _ Flour without fliiinnations • - Wheat, - 70 i. 85s. 100 s. ..tict• Beane, • —toe. rius Fine ditto - -106 s. 110 s.: Oats, Rye - - - 7 • 48+. - - - sts. '46s. Potittite ditto - - - -- - - 114. :tO. Rape 'Seed - -•- X4B , t5B 'W. f'eas (Boiler) bi5....5 I 16. Fite Floui - - as.. Grey Pats, -- - - 484:'"54. I Stands -•• •' `Beans, . . . ;~. } 1 P P. ' I •' ~ •