The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-14 00:00:00

I' !i( ; • sx - ronnav; At:lnuit 1'40813. • • garb Papers In the'lotb:inst.iiireviet eived kat right, but they 44i, tieecantiOn•eviilfirtherintelli fence reWring to the!w,np is Spilipj,,npd their con. tents ) in other respects, are not-kfitnauch import. *nee. Front the 'silence observed In the Mositeurs, it is conjoctuiet 9 tttle on the 9.Bth, and the ittnbsequent operitionirtiPler the coartlnd of Soo LT, onfasoulutble to .fame ; hut the delay of our sown.dispatches from, Lerd Wlttaxwrow f or,at,l.ast, gdf the publication of tech accounts as havebeen rte velvet, by Government, creates ground for suspicion 4bnt they ay.:4' a more s cilsattrous nature than 'those )sr4;ht by the Sparrow. During this state of anx 3otts stwense, and in the absence of official ac .. vomits, we can only give suck reports as are fu Circulation, the greater part of which, we believe, 'tire fiihricated by some: designing knaves, to•answer ithtir own private purposes.. Thee are some pre. tendo(l Lettet s from Spain, dated 1:U10th ult: which 'ere, evidently manufactured t in .own, as the same :conteyance would, no dnaltt t ." lire brought the re gular tiispatches from Lord WZLIANGTON. The ?raves of dig; day cisiiplars adnikt their total inability r tlin anxiety of theirs l readers upon the affairs .• • • l er Spain at this critical and interesting moment, and 19 the absence of positive information, have given :the following statement as the result of their en- v► -$ 4 r, r ....+.*. ),,110 • owilifsice WI - Spain as doerhshieg thin; a?d thip"desdectl.os of the Freaeh alley as certeittr ,` • • . ' • ; ' . • By. the Mame Apes GazOlde*, which we have I. • —Ol l • - franlq, fp, cl,pretc f 441.11107111; tholletS/bIXII, they ImociAh. bos)PW:l4f; Yr PIPPOnt 7 —And the following to4rtios• is-perMits +much ,iess appfls, le to tpe p l imanc;CoodiiiOn;ot 'Arierisi; Atari fi t iblit of maci•odOlettcfoit either _ , _ this day inserted; its sii}sears that the revolutionary I - e nd Ito acquire or to:martain extensile . foreigi conquests without powerful standing ittittit's/ • ' Aid; 114,. spirit in Straiish America la in its full' -vigour, ; that • the troops or the ueri'v Goitinnient generally ! • • I t, sirTotes.cter long permit the people, who were so im ',Prevail against , those it i r ti the old. ' The,tovertior -pro ; dent alibi raise sad natiatai Is throvto enjoy. Ilif ' Chili ,tied gained ti.considerable advantage over thOl 4 , • ;it ~ AI Royal: perty.„ •by ineet ip f gh lin unexpespotaktack *O r , libertleai" ~ on thelo camp 1m.4-, ..- , lhe siestOost WM* 13 Pbn th!•vett tdV ll* ree4 o o l l l4 lpd th4 , Statw , t . Video is still 'font; it tied; *pet' the "tires itt itiMilgiitte .to the attentive perusal of our Reidersr as contfik, •. , I does not iostildtpuipS tiara any.'Oettiltin at' to Its ye. mach importggkieueral ;nformatioo. .. - ............_. suit •or Protiibte.4rittie"o. * Att ttnioniteit Address to.C" , - •..•'I •• • ""•''' ..4-1 the inhabitants of Chili' in behalf of the cease of i• The ronri* A11:11!ter °en' 13 °, 4 ° 1 ;brills' tNac - of the Leeward, s freedom, is aw Intervale/ part toltbese Gazettes. count of the arrival, there of part •'l he language of this Aildress tiotroyt a spirit of , feo.. IsishintLiiefts that ialled'frinn - St.. - T c homot.'As the 3 41 /1? 4 . 'July, under convoy of the . Cressy - man df war, Silva st city, of which we !silent the' eatltOte; but the ._ , n ~ ~ gouroo3 slaviry in which the InltAitiinte l of those P rim ! N11V. 0 : 04r 1i: f ri ggtlis 7Coque• Coquette s le o p Ag iao if t 1 4 h e w , and ~the raw gunsbrig. .The .Argit rich awl delightful regions Joiye_itjten so tong was sure:to produce a dispositiotep cruelty and re- . 111 4fital wnei.li•APlP•l t ,f°, have been *m? net-litli . 114.• natural to man, however we may deplore its effect' s? , singe, against their oppressors. And this feeling, s 0; led,' and to Irs:. .oaptared-a vessel on the. stint, and tiro ..oeiliels'eti . the - llth idstatkte.,ollie ; leagues to the Wettitbrd of Lundy. This is m cover.. cannot be eery severely coudemnal. The • total iota: ; •plete answer to theteeport that tie ,4r Was ielm" :' of South AmeriCa by Spiin is au event Which we hate 'to upset Ina squall of wind. "-• , •,, long with:tit:4d, and at which t we ire,' upon the whole l , f divo4d to ryjniee: : it is.' separation which I ' Rturror.rAvavvr IL—Arrived the followlsg, will priiduce it-nine/Ise advantages to both parties; to 'ships from , the -Leeward Islands:—Stedfart, Hope.' •Lqvcries: • : ... . - . one it wit imparfatt the blessings of libertrand in. :isteil, Secetwc 'Dockfaur, Bristol, Volunteer, l're. " It appeettviat the chief pressnitii if ',4ovz..i'e at- tiependence..--the Other it will free from . the inciitiv. ! ;ierick, Etkoiliataieni Bust, and .t)reghoen rAnd faeces' upon our rigid - W . og, io t ire, directier of brance of a . disterrt doininion, which served :onlyilh l liiti'Monsar l ' .. ,Atite 4etsey; hItRRIWEATIIER, frplH. ,liiMileißßll;.a scientific end . daring movement.cer. • * vitiate her'eharic4.lc .torelaiL . ber:sindastii % and . r e ck :Vint:lents; end . the Mariner, GlistaT, from St. ..taittly ; for if it had fully rucceedrqot wnuld at . . impair 'her strength. ~ . ..: . ) •.• ' r iviz to Brists4,...iv;elulakett on the I Ith instant, .once have relieved both the town.. Th e re are now ~ B y 11, 0 American Pipers we regret to fi n d, t h at .% tin lea - goes to the 'wes ttfrar of Lundy, by the said to be letters from Sir THOMAS GRAHAM himself eerrespontlence of a most unpteasant niters' had I Argus Americessafelior que r who burnt the latter, in London,one of the 27th, and pnother of the ~ *liken piece, hei:vepe Gen. Tairbit and'Sle ' .76on e. I iivittghye apqo the creworbitti t passengers a brig, the 20tti, and both conveyiag tidings conformable to the • W ARRE`f.' The former Sent a flag of trot.. te s t the. .Bkanor r iadeir,sith, pipielay, from Pool to'Liver ,prectsling intimation. Iro that of the 27th, !4ir British Admiral, to enquire whether certaiwatrocities, ' P6°l, which she captured-at-the same time, in which . Tatotsso states his having just received ititepigence hire irKiia here. The above- ships, . committed by his men, had been authorised by bun, ; vessel they ,front Lord WELLISGTON, that ' ..so.ULT was pressing from the London anti to give nittice,• that if: such - *ere the cite the . that': hale arrived hem / P itted upon the right of the Noble 'Marquis,. with 36,00) blood ti • • ; . tt - , ed and . , '• ' ships off Kinsale, the Bth instset s .end from the ships y ag w uld he hoist no quirtor giv e n in • men; his 4ordsbiP bayin g , with him at that future. The i Ndmiril, it was understoo d, had denied •• balm up ''time onl y th e divisioni tif Generals PAZIN. ! the bitter were Also' intaii• c.ouvoy. ; ~. that ihe barba rit ies 'had been committed with' his PetiAgi St• .Peo,tge'o. - Ohellpoi ..at a vetracquent sky', .PRINCLE I and CLINTON, but yet occupy- sanctum . . What degree of irregularity there may I. ". 'Tim Argils cutout of the fleet otythe 9th init*ut, Guadaloupe log a •stroog . milieu; and being well aware .to Bristol,: which sh e , gave have been in the conduct•of our men, or how far i; i'brig from • that Sir il l owr.zno Ihr.t., with his whole division of of . tin outward-bound vessel, - from may have been in6atned by the American 3ournallit,lof to . the crew •StCl,OOO MINI, nit them emaingnp, his Lordship was it is ditEcUti to say ; but it is certainly one of c°4) takes.' and beret by her, off Baltimore. dt . :: . min d to illeTrt himself for the preservation of the most laMentable, and, at the same tinie:t `.]Daring her cSiiis!,'Oje Argus captured i sizteen yes this position, eits?' angler the' existing dispatity of most certain effects of the marauding s)sion stile, and destroyed them ; one of which-was the sloop . force. The whole of the 26th was split in efforts to of Warfare now pursued on the American coast, John and trilliam, from Pool to Liverpool. The thl effect, the enemy.incessantly attacking ; *hen, in Ow evening, Gen. Hsu. joined, and so increased , t of tit ' ''f w i t . are en ,,,, '.- • ' ' 4 • to 'brutalize to a certain degree, the t i t e r * :. Captain and Officers of the Argus behaved very 8e• ees gra to it, to awing., •" • !tenses to the crews and passengers of the two Bristol the force odder Cord Wirt.isc•rom, that the latter • • t • s • "• ' them with si forbiloas anti sanguilarry temper, acid to ' ships, whom they permitted to carry with them , in was no longer in danger of beiils overpowered. This • '• • . •• , • • • • , ' • eradicate fro" their °studs tile generous and %% hi e the Eleanor, all their private property. it must be recollected, is the day whereon Marshal • feelings which ought to accompany the exertions of SHIMt states, that after hning carried the heights feelings civilized warfare, and w hich hoe, on many . of Linsenin and largo , "he (lid not judge it pro. '', (I; :ed by British once from this intelligence that Pomposity% con tinues in a stale of blockade by the Spaniards, 'tinder O'D3Nmat, while General ibid. hod advanced to form a junction with Lord Wcausio; Tow. It was immediately after this junction, then and after Sionur had halted far a day, in order to concentrate his own forces, that he ventured to renew the attack upon nut's ; wherein the tenour of our_ latest intelligence leads us to believe, that he was de feated to as great an extent as such a General could • be, though we must seknossledge'that the close of this report is veiled in considerable obscurity, as most he the case when the authentic narrative of an event is suspended at its very crisis, and the con clusion , is left to be supplied by uncertain tradi tion. argumeatative animmiterbinns no- tke conclect of the American Government, ..3tbat bas, yet appeared 4 fall • la gi3Oat sensation • 1, The . PRINCt AXON? "returned to Carlten•hooge last night, from Winthion His Royal Highness, bit . Grace beieg pretlent as cemmaL militia. The rester' the •ampany dined in a very large tent pitched on-tlwo lawn. In _the, evening the young Gentlemen of. the_ GPlitle had a ball. A report harieg been wickedly* or foolishly cireu, 4 ilated,, that no less a disorder than the , plague had been conveyed into Wapping, and was there raging, we are happy to bare it in our power to publish the following authentic contradiction, among others which we hascreeefred, to so alarming a statement :1 AA% 13 1813.—A paragraph having appeared in the Star of thin day, stating a malignant fewer to haii made itk appearance in Wapping, we Ail it our duty ._to take the earliest opportunity of aettnein4ing the public, that there Is no foundation for,such,staltunr,t, atO that there iris been hut one burial in tins parish since the 31st of July last. • JOHN MAIM IOT4 Reihkeswillaestratatof the Thames • • - i .twa, , G e ra ' lc . D. D. Reeser. • 64 'fha affairs of gt. cv , b 'rain may ndwdetsbebrought up to a later period. Sir TIIOIIIAS GILA/SAM, it is SR4I, hearing a ciannuade it a distance; nt(t) anger. • 13ii,nf the irkle elf an affair upon which his - ern safe. tv depended, determined tir raise the singe df the pisda, fold accordingly embarked his battering •tritin . less cra'pti,le of a speedy Feint's& in cam of an theagh thi mall continue&to 'Maintain cr in the trenches; but, uuluckilysilodNttu- J. PAitSOA%, ACURA - Al sae fORHONC Oforrii***NlM.7.. t t -iIIiCHAMIS WATSON, Sidriaithi for Titus. Babbi 4 . , "• II •'• Shallimibentrdenp. - ' • ' I ,6 . Iji • RICH. MOUNT, CHAS. CURTIS, lieltkoWA V v saroms tithe Oliver** itte • • SS, Surostrevi, Wopping. ' ,Ac,goonts • (conk •,crolslidt ,mention, that about 2000 Ruasiewuerathen are new assembleth. there for ptiftioljo . . . ~P that th e blood y; British • been in. reached us, forma po. and Lord fired a re. to the illed and e . . St. added the Who e el " toria: he but is of the whole regiment, gerjennt.k., ijor,(FruousoN) i s wouuated o , private letteratids, "it is im. poseibla for 'savor se-dojustice tektite gallautry of this brave dean *any other occasine t _. Pligmho 4 0 4 11 44•Afw . :f 9g4ffoandOil by the senior Captain (Aittp,ix' in the absence of llout.-Cltonei A), 1 / 1 , 1 ' bir a fter hAvints re _ envered from the mound, 4 e tentived in the battle of Bailantatien." • ; . hperi itsotkfor adding seventh . ban*. lion to the .60t h wegintevit,orhic.. is to he forms., front tftet Gientatrisdnghs. oI Situ at the dilr.reut depot Ode kingdom. r I;lneixanlanteetira Main tlieesiPia Tether* the 1111111 it appoisteti.by the Seerevasstotitatey t i k e titice - bn'ffiol7o 3 44lo, and tee h thr the WeSent mouth.. n eonseqeenee eiVbe cot andenprecedented es. ; Ott of 4irticloh Commissar y i n Chief for that keep on foretwaHlervice, the Store. keeper-General l y 04fice hie net Mae can at present 'of affording thi.Atatauppliei to - the regiments at home.. • . n. w'- • ! Letters frets) an-Officer on board the Afticabte, daredilettibay,. 1810i'aselstion; that the most tkrtd effete,' easmourei would be taken to maptonesed deitrox tise. American trade-hi the tudiau knd Chinifse Seat. With a view' to this object, the 'Ara** 'Mai to . Sail for the, Chinete Alfas the day .after the date of these letters. ~ .„ In consequence of the great.want of men for the frigates now it...Pitatham and Sheerness; the Christmas VII. is orders( to be.paid elf, and her men drafted. She.is, to be're:ctomndmioned very shortly. ilei-Admirol,,Ciniti, with five, sail of the liue (Russian), is expected to sail frems sew:Yore in a few Idays; to relieve' RearAdtairal 14Itoise t t, now of Flushing. This morning, rkneral Coert Martial commenced at the Muster-Master-General'. Ohre, for the trial of df the 161 Royal Tower. mullet Regiment of Militia, on sisargei preferred oettiust him by Lieut. Scott • belonging to the amid reititneut o. whip over the bead of the Rempeontntaiteet: Srett, in she month of March fast - , itittl,so . lite same day seeding him a chellettge to fight a duel.? • • 1.•••• We - are , sorry to Weil, by Mtfdel 'from Bombs? dated March the llth L that it.dretliehitortit% 0,44 there lei"! 1it. 0114 . -44 Try* . * 4 ' lol have. acted nobly to support 44 , Ate it! i 5 4.11 but. theie bertevelence for want 'W etherieid; was Itearly hausted. Telegraphs are to beiennediately established he. tween Falmouth and Plymouth, and a Lieutenant of the Wavy has , arrited "WOK. Tornwr pl.ce so aster. tail, the most eligible situation. They are to be utt.. der the -superinteedenre of C,,S.lllllllhanD, Esq. Agent for Packets at Falmouth. •Antotisiest was taken t i e ter by at tie 4wa.m.with two4Ntecks, Flhrhley; On the 'body of .1 mph Let mots, a youth 17 years.: of aga4• who. was shot by Theino - MVert,Vrtimtte in tne 9th higttr . Dragnons, whilst harrowing in.a .field,, en Wednesday evening. It appeared in evidence, that a serjeant and ft sir privates .were escortirg i a tlesertes from th e Savoy to Northampton; and on thstir.atrisal . neit the eight. mile stone front London, anon and one of his com. • ths - • sions, been proudly display , .oy .. spaniel,. , -per to attack nor position in the ereuing, when ! after being present On Monday at tie - colebritionof i rades had Occasion to amp Ai little,. whilst ... pally An insurrection of the Negroes is stated to hare - we had nearly 15,000 men :" an estimeeinn of : 1 !. • oond We/. ,pinajfran 7'46 rsqueV, seemed the Duke of YORK'S birth.day, is eipecteate return ' v i s it 6 S I .' C.. 1 .i. e .s, Lr I . i; taken place in South Cambria, nt a placecalled our force c hick we deemed exaggerated, if meant 'to Brighton on Tuesday. . -. , - - ' to he taking a level into.* fil;ld, andle,discharrd Hanover, li',o miles from Charleston. Above 3004 Wh en the Quote and Pittliersts attires! # the ,his carbine, when the hall cent through the - body ef to embrace only the reserve of Lord WELLING. Whites were nossaered, and 1000 B acks were killedlMilitiry Calker., at Sandlient, on Thoradityr they ; the deceased. The party-.went en, but Mr. Collins, tots ; tvit accurate enough, if applied when the ' 4 `' received with milita r y honours by the young ' the master of the overtook them at Wrietstosse in a battle which subsequently fork piste. We ; were . , boy, . • I junction of General Hut, had taken place hope that no pretext 44114iiSt for aecturfng . Gentlemen of the College, who, to the, (outlaw of ab* secured - Meon, whose piece was found unloaded. The last official riding that we hn-I of Gen. iltu., anxiously the FAO 4 h 4i f OttANK, .sq. a. sisc....- 7 , , i , ; ,. about four hundred were aft under semi On thene. ! Ifesfeis taken before N. C F 'r '— were in a dis'eatch from Lord Wetuntiros, under haying been the host i l i ties ingiitat°r,7 ;cal' ion, and also b y ' the Stisset Itegidierit'sir Militia s ` ' ihd committed. The .Jury returned a verdict of date of the lath of July, in the I:azetfe of the 27th a ff air. The annals of our .Americs n *l t'll I Which is doing duty there. - They werescoirclucted to I , murder against Moon. of the same mor,th. In this his Lordshipstates, that , without this disgrarefut additlou. contain a sallicient .A. temporary platform'ereeted in front of the - porticolit Yesterday afternoon being the , anniversary of the eatalegue oaf deviations from the Cougliet of a magoe, 'I whin hi Majesty addrisied the young Gepnemen 'at : Comlliirlamd Sailing Society, a sailing match . from the General li.,d hem' relieved from the blockade of . • Pumpetuna, to clear the valley of &ratan of the centre' gime°, anci:enNhtened foe. . . ~ • . -' ' •,_ !her presenting the. OhlistartT to which Sir A? How; mine the merits of the Ludlow and the Mercury, of Jovan to's army, a work which he happily ' . We thtrdiOr itive -I"neettO° to the eelnAlastra n ce ! the Grivernor, mid° it Leslittbtes'veplY: The young • two of the unsuccessful pleasure-boats fee the silver executed. From • private intollig.nre we subse. a dd resse d l i rttle l'eld nintnee of Ma" 11 0° 10 tt; t 4 Geol.i.emee then *era. through *Ale ..miliAry. eier- ' cup and corer , on by the St. George, the 19th ult. • oil • ' ' gueutly learned, that.• the 4.lme * General, h e yi t , 4 , the Privets, of the United toil's, on the , subject • eteet,Vid marchedlin rovieW be-1140M a•yat perky, mhich, after a will essottosawe twee, was decided in fa the war is wSelt fi ; ;lnis enitaged with this inutfluv .. l'. bred withdrawn from Pampetuna, was on his way : - "L'. l + Kildthl b . ' other distingershed petinnntes peesent.-7 roue of the J‘lercurs. with the third, fourth, mid sixth divisions, I t o j,,; ‘ , i and no . the 'general teniisiney i iif Its present potpies! 'TilltettletoYal party retired to t h e _e's house, To PUBLICANi.---WO yesterday inserted an Ad ' moat -suesptuous dinner was presided. - The.; vertiseineut addressed to Publicans, reepectiog the Lord WELLINGTON at Leggier). The general infer. , system.. Thlsin • eon of the, best written' and most the Royal table; ', repeal of an Act of Parliament, passed iu the litb ' vi Dn e ke of Neievritt 4/%8111140rd id of '' -•— lading the Susseu ' -"ear of the reign of George r. prohibiting Publicans sentling out beer in any pets Or VC tht a gallon.' We are requested tyy some Members :1911.atiloo On that Jan _ t'hat 11ody to insertipieftellowiac subjeCt 4 ‘ I am of opinion, that sock etlitiotatate of the 12th of George I chap. 12, iec.lliseidek prehibitrd publicans, or other persons, from soiling beer and ale by retail, to be seat and consumed out of their Louses in any pot or vessel Pontarining less than ono gallon, under the penalty of 40s. for each ofteuce, is still in full force and effect, and not repealed fit se/ of the enactments of chi 16th of George li..Cbap. 66 On the contrary, the above prohibitory chturo is expressly named, and continued by * the 16th George 11. chap. 26, sec. 4, until the 241h.Juses 1760, and thence to the etitl of the then text Sessions of Parliament. And it is further and 6trally con• tinned by the 33d of George 11. chap. 25, sec. 11 and now stands unrepealed. " The mode of enforring obedieace to it, is by information before any Magistrute, who has sum. mart' jurisdiction for that purpose, by virtue of "arida Excise laws now ezisting. "Icoppy, July*. “RQBERI' Hoary I/erring has. been convicted at Croydon, 'the F ))er Wing immediately conveyed to this of picking the pigkets tif the Entiof N O RDIANTON, flousitrYvAiliirnii.oiow of somplotiog this Rossitin at the Venetia Fete, aid septouosd to traosportg- AEA here. . • tiou fol life. f t• t art cfa tent.: theetselve •• -,- ~ • „ir : • * ' ' t W • "41trATES . M4N. . 4:- . _ --- ---- -- 7 - - - "" ___ ....._ .._.... .. . . . - -1 1 I . " .. e 1 .. .. " 2 -- , . , -"" • - ' am Mail. - Due * geese rematning too tong In a deserted patii)( theta' . i •:Sigrerfok end alma *t ail Governments, aid to •• It Is stated in some letters from Spoi at t i a - • lashes ' I were made prisoners by the garrison. In this %did. , the prover carved*, and counteraction to those a tle th o e f res tbo ul tB tl ti . l a w lt r ou l h ost glo obst ris i es sate to und the I I 4) Oadiz , ii .... , .„, arms, yet not quite so decisive as we had be t ti • aced to believe before this inform: sus ti ll :fi rect:; o Heligoland intelligence, on the evening of the 28th, o f the defeet try 9( e ons, fitted to give its insww . ?mut: (iv STOCKS THIS DAT AT ()1 41 : 0 : CI:OCK• °f 8 9 ,47,4n ,1 a irq . s l ,44 a fgaV il i nt r4 as : O ct . / 4° 4 i ~.. t and t° r;r144011114-444. ail louries thnell i h refr onwif ennrtt tei tiote s udt tio: ah l e ;a aktime i i n hied u en dlea -2 rm i y n:f e e:e nev il d Bans 219 liklin Bondi 12 Ms. < 9 per t ens . Red Alit Exclietwer Mil, 3id. ip, t re-Ill e rt ed hi s r elort iblii k " - w t . ' : '' S ' '. * l t ", , thovit siglw h 'ils t bi g r mid oo ; a7l ' 1" : pi . isisget 'lbn ra tit ' ecad wis we ic. P h ° l l 1-r :l4l' *it,. . 4t a : 9 li ' . .: l i f i z o l rcein l c is k ' se e e : t o l -• 9 per Cent Cnnb. s;ti Ditto 3 p 13r thi i eu tis pite l . I . :ta .. ivistirsomme ' re of.• Arnevita . n $ 4 par Ceuta. Oaniiiiiin 6ii p 'on whiai we stand is slippery and uncertain , till fur. ~, . ' . -I) l a ro t W u ti n e ti ' e y c r o t t ur t d h a e y ito pre y se a n sco ted ts is l a is t t t o i l l is he sa k i illo • 5 per Cent. Rawl- F7l l Cunsoto for Acct . 57 1 0 A.eag. Ann. 14 2 . 151 Lottery Tickets Sobastiaii's : to the latter we find is to be a ti dd t e -tmetriluE______________.....—... 111;gc pubircat " ion, i1WIM1116111 presents Al With :.° 4, °rviiiirl:airs7sitalivr,elt-ialte etaw°111.111"24111/tirulak,:tfre.11.014. p:(411114 • 41014110mhelititi. feet to rest upon. " • , . .. 14 Pilliantftkir, contained In the following passage : ' --,-.TILE - s,T i t,Ths-Af 2 -tiv- • . .- t ... . 1 d ... of .. fiatt ,”-,.-- )4 .: ii „,.., ll , l4 —.." Tr i s o nres , . , . .. . i • • -he lea ers S Altus :, I soea , . irellie vighp Ent dsf . t . 4olr9l ille*i. - noise-of Colowel•Caurstcr., Who ! M r ~..- _ •r i 9: 1 ( 4,_ ' , eti Pte ly su tb re en ly t , h ap a sed ., e,l h oleoli t e askt re ste soi c em isi n ly e . r honours isia are se tri leCt ih • i : In swi a aa r s tr (il d ..o. t .s , ev he . i ltp ri rll i Sj i li d s ed a . tt:r seh tle o a r sti V a i t t e t g or . . their confident., * sitar .setteurfv•sissfiretrul . lit but hole • ' . : i ., . . .... ~, LONDON: ~ , , , itetN..wiHch, only •'4 iiir days, since,. .represetited l • doing we ll! an to tau great regret T,,.: . awrinwiltr: Azianit 1 . 1...1813. --. •'. -' _mei disks in I s Spaiti as Wills most , tioorishing 'condi. . .. ..., .. , ..,... ... ... i . ~. . f ., . regiment, site Serrient,Majur.(Fruous, lied to excite cannot have country. r . , „ v; ,“ % The " 'airdt atfirtott . pitieleills which, even in judging of the ceidfuetWtliiinemy, we would not depart.. Somr reply to this masterly document. will ,no doubt miten by the opposite party in Ambrira ; end till loch imply is before us, we deem it no more tbies ielltiittet• forbear . from oaring an opinion as to theititsliftVWflts marks .ropiihe'great which ie epthca,c4, It fp a document, however, which„,,rOppepOttly of the main subjects discussed most pregnant -of topics on whirls to wiereWs : refec tion, and replete - ' with letteritlC • ' having tad' the character Atf Subliiiie:‘ , VuthS," are nekmore . epp._ca..e Jo tieArs Mit?" ,to 1. ot h er CQUIII Ty . Who call rea4.this,priactoctiq4.l6 ilv erv' 4l4lcittati its mighty effects, without Weft timptetelei*ith the ., most correet"conceptions ttie value' est inipnit. ncit'io"tiny or that lett' uneerit l - • WSW.. #, ruptid - repre % oil 1n of fWe ? *.ttOklortich • • pro mile Who an have his attruktae girodeci s as this powerful maillarasatintectsittito the**.