The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-16 00:00:00

I‘ eampaigt psi 'also to dwell on the military detneritsY(Viir ewer who is entitled respedt as a private Gentleman.. Put . as patriots end censors of public' measures, At would be a dereliction of our clety to pass over (hi. humiliating occurrence. Either Lord WELLINGTON, or gr .lonm hluna.ty, must he blamed; and that 1 the public may form some opinion of Whidh of these two is likely to he impugned, we state, as. nearly as Able, the force the latter had under his command oppose two . French Generals, whose *atlas never 'printed in a newspaper till sfter the tom 'cement of the present campaign. Their lountain-fire," therefore, more than their mar fires must, as Sucnrr says, ` hale iutimidatod top . susceptible General, The Baronet the left wing companies of all the regiments, ring in Sicily, Admirably well appointed in every ipect Lhe had a corps of 1,200 Spanish cacadores, ler Lieetenant-Col. Cassrecr.s,..(royistartillery).;_. urps -oj Calabrese riflemen, under Lieutenant ionel 1411tAT.- (10th foot); a detachment of the regimitit, riflemen, which had done duty with 95th, and had been disciplined more than two Ertl as riflemen ; and had Also the light companies rll the' German and English regiments on the ep, Ur; but, abOve all, he 110 . 4n : excellent train of ,lery, both for battery and the. field, sup plied tlith 2 O *tide each gun, and attend by roar companies of British. and Fortu les° artillery, excellently . well instructed, — added t o all which was a body of horse artillery, Welt, by the•short passage of the Expedition, was tg take the qeld the day aper landing. After this twelaggerated picture of the choice force put under command and contract! of Sir Jqw4 MpttaxY, It A g ed and definite object, the public have a it to demands satisfactory reason why that dasi deratpro was not obtained. fa our Paper of yesterday we gave BONAPARTE'S rench Decree, dated at Dresden, Jane 18, as I fttet;og Ole Osentep Ilateburghers ; the Sth Article 'which. has thrown the inhabitants of that ill-fated 144 OP i t ** ,4rrec 444 prowerroatilm. , , rostra _Ara of ix; F . having 'otaenter4ed ,; in a by' which his army was cenioletely turned, and the Ebro, *bleb was his defence agaitist us, nniv . because an object of difficulty for him toyass—report.saysi that he has not: yet gat .ever it.. ,L think differently; he :had i..4ooo.caialry with . 14•14 4 -and, I -bai6 little dpebt; now at PaintieliiiitconAlti-Von& ter Franil.: - oao.. will allow this. to be p,ontibla; - *tit the even t i ll IVO( will prove it to be so„. ;, We ate all 'nearly exhausted with fatigue;4et . s the hope o(piondering France, stimulates Ott .Ims to alMnit Iperedible exertions. •It is widerst4ttjat they are to plunder inditcriminately eq kfi e k;o r i f o. i over the Pyrenuees—and, of doorstep: they whli not 1 , stand at tries have. inarchegistenty mike a - • • day zicithOW 4 ?salt, which,. in a climate like , this, ii iwonder(o). .Ae have no money, --pith half r ati on s . of bread for' thamee--and no corn • for the'horses , psajntai ed chiracterirell.Jex.. it _taloa. lams u •totitinne tw keep his tad, the 'open. lendaulets and fetes chavetre must learn to keep beuso. Yesterday evening, about six &clock, the largest -rectifying still in the distillery of Messrs. Langdale end Co. Holborn, .oaught fire, and burst with ti trerntiltdous explosion. Fortunately the lire did pot 'reach any of the other atills„oe receivers of *Oats, 6ut ascended 'to the viers( the distillery, which it instantly set • fro. In consequence, how. tier, of a large referivir of water, at the tap of the 1 fireasisea ,being immediately, opened, the progress of thwilrb was arremed, and by the timely ordeal of 5e... 1 , 'lTO:alines, got Completely under by seven 0'c104. 1 The still which exploded is said to be the largest in London, and contained k ,at the time it burst, - 2004 gallons. • • Yesterday morning, between nine end ten o'clock,' as the Bath poach ea. iamb* ieto town / it. was everteined :neer .Knightsbridge Barracks, in some sequence of the reins breakingi by which Om' callalita.an Nit all cramaiiil Ail tortes. A gen teel w oman :. from:Radium, had her leg fraeored In 'a Shocking tnaitaiit- : She was taken immediately to st, George's Hoipital. A young woman, -with a child In her arms,. sprung , off at the moment, with,' eat esiy Injury to liertelf T. coach was toll Insideand out, ,and all escaped without any. ma. !swag th4t WM WV* to WI wive arewsppenirmvor viver-seen -muggy Imry,iwumn_ is most abundant is this delightful and verttaneeduth; try. Still we got on without difficulty. This,mest astonishing exertions are made, and every'thin'g is overionte, 46 We ell hope for the best—Lord.Wititiiidtiou appears in most sanguine spirits. Wt are itliAkiiifir , 4 , because we are nearer England--atiti l * month will enable me •to write io,yon that we have, turned our backs on this rttched same of train for ever, Lerd WELLINcrrot. admits * .dmit ,England cannot support another cinipaign here; aied-we all firmly believe, that France it our onlschio01: de support." Sir Pita:wets LAYORET, in the - West and Admiral Maim, in the Brazils, have apprized the Merchants and Captaitis of ships, that the Lords of )he Admiralty have ordered that no ship or vessel, homeward-bound, shall be permitted to sail without convoy, and that the Penalties of the Convoy Act will be enforced against any captain who violates this order, Mr, and Mrs. C. Iceatar.t are , engaged to. Perform in Ireland during the summer vacation l and r it *ems, are likely trs renew their ear rPeitt WM) thf T 9114111034 MliPerrt • extraordinary ...„.„,...________., .......__ _ Yesterday's -tiepts son wasted on An Roma , ilf; . • .to a Gentleman at asoissim:-- - **oo 6 ?rade, in consequence of the capture ef.theloori* 1 - °teal! -make an -uncommon -noise :by Eh.. et the Wier, a licensed Ship, bound .froni the port ht . Lintel% to .4ind on gi,ku.orto. it, l then mit. re3htto: Oho seen Havre de Crrace •by a Spanish privateer. The prl-1 h ang i ng - to i ts . flostr ih, w hi c h, Ai -is supposed, the vateer havinifeffe eted the capture, took her prize to 1 fish hod seized , while the' call tom drinking. . The Porternouth„. where she was refused admission by the calf had dragged it about 110 ylidt from the river, MoVt-Admilel. l'hii Beard of Trade, in muster to sod the. pike - Iti li la s a . with a sti o a ): : ::o.,.weighed .. k' ,. .114 application , observed, that they COuld not inter - 451 h . 'fere, the licence being so protection against Spanish . 1 •• Watley, In the totht;prison4l - • «room cruizera. . . _ named Pawkiega, *native of .DoSee4; .. Yesterday merning.were interred. in the family i for -privately steeling, .req seatistopf7tbeAtosper's - vault of Westminster Abbey , in the Poets' Corner, ! wife, fi nding the'.husbend to beitMent, that she near the monument of the great Addison, the re- 1 would procure something for hit' , wisicis .she, : pre• mains of . Mrs:Amelia" Campbell, late of Wimple- , tended she wasy a rticulatly in *Mak dl:;.: 114,vr0. st r eet, C av e n dish-square. The coffin was covered ; Irian, no('-suspecting any bad dirsigai procund it, with black velvet, . richly ornamented ;on the .aud took it into her place ef..eondtiomeat, *light tie plate wailiisgraveCAmelia Campbell, relict of Sir prisoner threw her down, locked . her in, ted aside Archibald .Cuiephely K.B. tetatia -63, obit July 8, 'h er oicale! i o i v ieds . Reel. . 4.'• , DWI.' .'• -.-•. - ~.. ... . . • . ' -:, BO If. MOT ton. rwa i.lirsix loctrries.-46 the 4;1; 4- ..., • • . _, ......_._ ~ Yest sem 110*We .Dalfr , The ,Saint emit of:Chancery, D ubl i n ,' 'last Tlirtit i _lti f lib.. - 0-- ' • - --- - - -i-L d9-‘.-.. '''' 'WI4 another Coco 4.'' Gospell Sti, touching . * part . of St. aloud to Mr. Spanner, •the Si: clert (bid 0 0 SOW' mon)„ for a New Testament, In order to decide the differince:—" I hare no Nei Teeientent," stainer., eti the Officer.-" What t" replied the &dicker, In the name of wonder,. What. Book, they have • ben swearing thel.V . lttieitens by, all this done. peat Oh ! sure 1 eiregr.iiteat,bil • be Base had these 0;4. am' ti f r 9 11 76 70 411 11 1) !t; 44 109 • FIRLD lIMAt( gre4fittY To olok the Mkt, pry *me a 11111. eswi.;.fic 0.1. to 7s. 061. Wei Code el* Os) •..16. 01. bi 7.. 04. fAd Vivi .'...75. Od. se o*. ad. .... . e.,;11 raft Od. to 7a. 9.4. I• b. 44. v HA Y -01 lIKET. - , 41ey : ht M. 104. nit : •" • • 'Ooler *OW • 4 , 7 . • ".- ''.'''-•• ".: ... e.' - "• - •,fiAli-r• - .Y. "1,.•., i .., - : , ,....a...:T.'h".... ~•"'- ' 7748 , 7,71t.04.'11!' • _,.., - ' ~ , • , . . - ' ''''.'••• l .';.4., ..,-.•-• • - •• ' ' , ... e •••,....,.:.. ' . '', .;'" ev - • , .',„ ' „ . ' ".". ••• ••,. • - ....,. 0. .. . • • .: . . • - .• . ... .........._ - --;- 7 -- - • ---•-- ._. ... _ „ ..........____ .. - . .. . . . . ESMAN:' .!! •„ .. .., '-! . - known to lits . 1 . 400!„ cat . _. timmet'e Litt'tv.. -...l7aV gi v, • p ass_ s . , • Nairit4 INTSLLIGINGS. ...,: Arr. . wan. Dile vague wording, biz. " All the individuals _rtes .. we orooti_ . A.. p.,„ e ig i i...... .. ... 4 , _-__ . .. . ~. .. ..........._ ... i 0 I:t;itail,,ii.o-ea;;_,.4lTio„ I.oo.;!;;,:itirtomnps.. 1 °4' set, 3:11.1r ti.-tiraikel tlte'Resetisip 0 1 , . • 0 ~ , ~. . s J 1 • it bet ng u ' "id to I" the hat •:,. • ~.., ..., . Drif t ear &zee - Ise:of Flog ,eat s Sim' att y.": le . • • '-r " I almost every man who took part in the popular dis- , Th e re we .. .. , esteoeip ... ~ ~ ~..L......, ; ...w.. 30. 10 o t• es twa r d,..6 lo•o4 l= ..••••Pot back • -, I ll4 , T .. , I , ..o+., . ad i PRICK iie STOCKS Tilts DAT AT °NB-O'CLOCK. t h e rrincali • , the rebli .4.6, , the at 1 4 1 r 6 tr er ff *lit t il e .. agOr fialiese Ceevoy. - . bank 2181 19 • Indio Bomb 34 d cussions at the moment when ate inilitary force was; , rm - esity of s ome prowled. • •°' .an Lord -, ,•. , to ••IPri ' . x-wheawanteer, snt.W . fir-.-r 1111eiep ty 1 3 per Con. Berl. 36a1 Exche n tier Hill. sld. 1 orgbiriZing. Illttredsnd personal MUM . , . ! .. 1; , 7 ~, .. 1 3 per Cent. Cons. 56,a Ditto 31d. par 0.. i against others ot thicoramunity, has efreetly set nu' : ~..asaf, o et hr , . '4. • --. ' dw r i . '•, '- . ,* % 2 1 . , .14 neat and Bellam y fees . 1 4 per COsts. 711 2 ()minim 41i 3 p ' * 0 one - half i Wei?, tient* *''' • 'Sr - Aileitralse -She ; -- ' • or the MA btajostr_abipt Rya OA a, Stegooj etes 5 per Cent. Ntiv‘ Shia Consols far Acct. 361 [morons - informers. to work, . co as to la" at • a-cruise off the''Weeteen Wanda, ii.Rossin 74 * i Lent g . Ann. 14 3.16 j• Lobar,' 'rickets ' the wretched Inhabitants a t e the. mercy of-the•tims I Thir4 fltewardo. II die sestim lbseselsold oir. juin qbe ce Thum - . end a Appian frigate for tkesool/140.%.41111 M ine ' ,of ............., :„, , de w Ae ons , t h e t ie d ship Allpheatticel convoy feetheerwiri''e_O Jersey ! , 4riIf.zSTATESIYIAN. ' 1 hnif. " The :very . conetenences of ~ the peoxlA fff l Oh .ler kf t olc l ol3 ll , sic essa lik ee ,se ' . liamburgh and Akona ere blanched with fear. I Woo kamolAst • !Wilma. and Port o - _if t Yleeterat s ,TlVlAtiti.. _grad** Meek Peeee o , 1 • -mot:- . I Cale , im dbl' IPwadish ' l6lll a , of 110,44, free( , theJadge . „' , „ ...0.1 ,•-..•• ',_ r : , • , ' - , , LONDON: ,• - t - I,be r -&411d tie ileat it ~ paawtett, Jut ..,. . , ! •I . Although the Letter, from which w e bale b t e a f k o e r n e ie r the* . nit 4•lo A ol , 4 o o , y _G dm idg e si g ., The awing liiiftbstbeiiiiiiitif.;beitig prmeitid Packet ! for lieliPinad• • , • • - . FRISAT, PULT 16, lit!, • 1 • the following Extract, was written three days to ill we .to hit Rd Aighli...,:_ry;.... .. . .. ' -- ' foltcroan v JOar It-Arrival tba Fearlsoriateell • ../ 1 • 1 the battle and • triumph at Vittoria, yet ,it w $ mr. bur '! p; an or he . 0 & O a *-* .. l' ar . : f a. ' • 40 0bio . levee ip le. :lAtireing sloops of war, frees !trios* .., ...,. It is as curious as it is disgusting tto trace the cos- have , no doubt, be found highly interesting ..Iz e ra . : . • wrinworni j. JUt1r . 14..--1 2 141 WO all, rrce 34,13114 4 ; rupt political sneandrings in .the Courier; a, Journal Readers :- ,• . '32lliiiiilltde; ili: • thiteinete 4d ' klil fleet under convoy fpr Beth* America l 4U 4 1 airwaves measure, whether beneficed ar..injurious . " A most extraordinary, .and to alliiiipeoranee i B e t te -I! 4 11 4: 10, Ar .., ad aYielts . 1 1 , 12 1 1 e; a".l Alpe, -with their coariwi l . see. elw • • . ) • to the interests of the country at 'alike,' aikoiediegii decisive, alteration has taken place in the situation i t0 . 8 . V . F .1 , . . I ' . . • o"; te . .!. " .liert.... _Ll; 'll 7"die. e 4;. • 041%1170 og '. weigh, w i t h a / us b ee k a at iit - : - L - - , . . .. es it may fall in with the views of Miaistenle*. re. ..of sff-sirs here, - apace my last. It aPPearl' alawi la- I " Mk. '' '' '•'" Wilt arj j er 15 1 :117 . :Th "S iMPU I T his ' #.' , • . ' "g baen " °ln g 9° le "' Lieirteisint4av ' 1 at Ifni *Sr;o li tl a r ' , SPORTING' I ,TEI.LIQSNCE... . - • . AI and to Parliamentary influence, wilihout possessing credible , that le . enepouth .. q'or the cempaTin . Is oil' Y.; 110'APPohlbattrit td- he 1. ' ~..._ A the 1 Wales, audeasake•lealest.Linuaws•-cousief Pastry, Royal; . ~., -• . - . --.40...--, • , •.) which, like a flower cut down with 41tet scythe, they so old) we .otzliss3d.Cacadorea, r(EwmottKET• JULY MEErING, 1813. ... Neale on er ooooli t i asLpaug e tr. ~--. f the '! I '' ' ' •.. '.•l • til s hould have passed 'the Datrovr, E ni i ., 01. 1 ;.... wither in a moment. Yet that Paperhas the luso-TtiltateDAT Jowl& • Ebro, • .takes . .uasemance, 9 ...'.'7 , 74 - 7 7 soce . m 11 i tan order or dm t wel , ele a s wot s i non . F. s te w., !,, e .; . : 8.; ......... or 4 ... , p.m, ~ . .. 'Ernie to talk of a faction which ' dells with corn - . . the arlitY . )ll`'"Obliallnienfion' Witt.k...s lo 4 l 4ll4.*O rt 1“ 1 o Pen .belaß "PPIWA eniwbitnFr of t i t 1 4 1 :1; 314 4.-Mr. meow% meßiellf, at a-77, .-, , , • ,- plaeency upon national divappointments. Where this ' our supplies are now .'impt . • fro , es .. England,' be in H • v o , tu t !t vt ls. a . e c p ard nin e r n. ea t iL I . c:r 4:::_ ne hie r tole. . !n i bii ihlWag ropra . l i tr a . teudeser E4does,Acc s id t e tiNto . gm , / .s s i job. , As :, „, • . ;.. „. . . 1 1 It sh for Vittoilir•-wheie-"we taow we can lalerica s ?door Frelmallei es Ms Prornran. aPd it- .6 to fi e ld . 3 ..troi • - if faction is to be f.ouncl, we know not • ; nor do we believe : fn-- mare ~,,, v,.-....7 , .f a , ~ . i i . ' rd sir 1 f rom r b e p eo l owi l ar Mr. Doregias, or being arated ~;,*.:•,..., • sea e.. ••••-• - I 7 --__ • 4 it exists anywhere. We profess and maintain ourselves nothing to oppose Sls/ : 0 1 4 100 ) ,!!....1 0 :agP! wit .: las It'sq!ssferetar7 l i ffi ldinn b t d r e e ',,: r t ni r ti , I t er "i, ':I • . ' ; SereepitskeseleihaLliii IC• .. ,• : • !kV viv lases Bt. J . kr *roilittsres Mann. .i to be independent of every party, and to side with ~ t 0 be in jlt, -, •-gtelfl‘ . kt •-r-"„7-rv r ‘" : 01i0ie 4 f9E0:- I % ;* W e , act ' ' yeliew l Hirbe thelkkivenittrs br. gelthY, to Pelmet A • . 1, 40 c&aa ,., nolitalc ~ ' 'ft ---* ." " t • • (' maim but that which is devoted to NM welfare of the : are now Mil_ ~iiPieares.. ,Tiiista„sit-,,...1 lrife_., natogins----- 11114 . la!" ' 11 fillen. .0! 44 1 . irltPfv. , a‘cla' .' - . - ";.- se - iiromoss77 - -..-. . . 3 1 4 • ' done • iiiialliffitery 'flak( 7Vies4wAreadi% ell ' His ftejat igh lbskwows thou belot rtrYY Poe 11it5....e.t.... SO At apt Setivaa. 6to Ire 4,1 aid lfaileeesia.. community at large, without regard „to who is in .__. ... h . ra.t .,_ . • 1 ne .t . Ron. Goleta, .Twolaxellint.exo'' , .231 • Wellairiaid . Seri;'l: or who is out of place. We rejoice . lii every event, lanfinite preise for a manteneres bar. * ll O9 viii A w_„`,'",,,_ maces oriernnerot . sint4i. .... o4 , ,thi p . , .. .. • . .. 1 i vhich promises Ilse permanent good of our own be- itompletely go t the rear of thrFrench, flit *47 1 %" °5 144 - "` -, . ~ #4 J. •. . ' •eit 116 y i s f.b: I 1 1 ,vi IvaOrritoat 511144-larlt•Oint-4 1 .4rv111e: T. . CAMF . ~...,.).__-. 1 loved and abused country ; though We do not equal, ;be asked, how he has veutneed te leave-Silesia min •• • P *,:'• •,. • . ,• • - •;•• • 4 .. e.. titstos liatiri, yeast. - mos lelesveetl; , tonshire; • • • • • • - I i r ly' give way to an unbounded exultation on everfl Portugal open to an -army of . 10Q,459 . 0 . inen -4 . or' the ..4-- -• h Sealagaroaahoist. a. D. 1.150: • ' , :••••;-•.-4-.C2._ . • noels at too ' or 7 The Prince held two Other CO v .... , ant i -. .. momentary flattering occurrence, • since the on befit of reasons, those countries are a te.te il, 'ileSert, which [ the Judge of Admiralty . m.e4l.lstr.# pert tit . .4:2 ~ ..41 1. 4 otuktootoloductkirhonvymnoni o 7lh o h t I . lawful and laudable object of tha t war is perheps• incapable of supporting even the inhehitanf.s,,end are.' the man convicted 'at ., the lit Adak :jot :4y . , ~, ,vii,.,i : -o un io v i ryl .dr e j ohna d to i l *, li d i rla s su cbi l toi mil . i . 1 I i n . serving .on board en A i plaCed at a greater distance from it - by such cease coesequently without auy. Au army . r.eithang i ,Dock. , .. ,rd. era, ~.,, , ri • iii•onunsi, ne "g m ' r!'" 1 " . 0 - 10 i :-lii . .the, -Pealesela,';'filied beble•ordered . to .. -- -pr, rieeell . to. , understand, was 0 • - • - . • 4Pottlbseuth, -ha threw tlisleletis?Jfee Ws -Sew , I evinces, under the guidance of men who only derive' that direction, must, therefore, inevitehlY pirish-for Royal Bigtniege4/Lie• eadkiniiii t o the Ead a segue . ortfantwleY ; * O 4 DoP °B Game s . - • - • s . barkatiou. The itk -Dragoon Coarittooreherits. , 1 h \ the countenance and support which keeps them in' want. Nothing remains for the enemy but tel march. . His 1 office, by the pro fi ts arising from immense taxation and . -i solithward, an d un it e w ith s uceET , 'or re treat by ,11.1inaonerz, the LORD CsioootL,Ltrii; Itiseostat Ste- ant Ist (Ruyia) - Diagoons on Tossdat; and Irtitimi . 3 profuse expenditure.= In passing encomium, or animad- I Parapeluna, into France; this last will be si:bizard 7 l,sinevr, Earl Bkrnensi the Duke of Mewritose, , A -t . & • •& is , - followed bythe34.and 4th Dragoons. .. . - . • . A version on a battle, these banes to England's welfare, : our operation for ire have complete possession of Lord Wiirrw_okru 2 .• any , 'scoop. suxxera,r.e. . . . Mr. Virm.'Rersonitazas and Me. Pura , ;eft . the Government Prints, have reference to Borough- i the road; and JOSEPU Vill find it dif fi cult to eve any .At a.quarter berore three o'clock, sr deputation town . for Ireland , a to attend the-trial of WirMaskii, • ! 1 iot s tile, Common Council of the Citr of*London ar, lielarnf . . s the Preprietor the Maths' E •' ' Plit t ' 'ts • ! 1 i interest and connections. Under any other consi- of : the 1800 carriages laden- with plund . er, , i ofthe aeration could it have been believed that flee Jour- ! 150 women 1 of his seraglio, .. or .. zati : - ' .--- -xived;at Carlton Boise to present a con,gratulatory . 5. g ' rh o ' ild f • h C ' 't . to the P i _.-7•-•_-.• , ..,,,, - A ress rom t e orpora ion ADIGE, upo n i fixed for the 20th instanti , .• = -2•••• :,. 4,. • I` . • • nal we have named, would have undertaken not the , crown, ••wor • th half a million ,.' •alitileV . • hill - has ; lbe late victory of Vittoria., They were received by 1 4 ..r t l ' 4l : cis . .. . tend it I: Intended tot. Opers Vitalss** . Wei - 11. Marbielilati in the I them into I se ' °r - • eP ur Pel eef . !-'l5 palliation of Sir J. MURRAY, in his failure on the ' with him.-Lord WELLINGTON .. IIIIII I A ' . 4 ! ,. "-- bel,ilie Lord Chamberlain; who conducted . e . a . ... High Churc . h, 6 9net lasge c ir ai,f -t aiik o.th i ti n no Terlsorf .thensti ef t er ba G ß i en• i •I • bit et Tarragona, but his actual defence; unques- ! decisive in his plans ; he is determined to Writer! the l....evei-Veom'in the usual . rrvier.., The R Cosh* Lk - utooknt col , as- i tiotably, kherecannot be-a man in England, of sound , France (so the story goes),. and to ....,,_,,...,,--- this t r l e le t i v i ri r i e ed ad a tte ose Ad g clx.e .roi s o l lis to ans . Reg ment , wirerfelk so glorious( at the ' head of wh w ich er, th i:2l7;:h ll :,,,i ' li ow- - . .--i - .., , _:-..y. • __. , , mind, woo would not be glad to see an honourable army, according to the French system, oWthe countrr, : ... •- 'rhitoßeg . iment in toe nude of Vittoria , ants as, -tu- be fotrodie • apOther part vif our Peper. ' • • - .1 , vie .. ... ard, jn ..t.t.o. i» ii " ii " . biga to , au , 0 termination. to the borthensome warfareln the Penin- [He will, by. this ..measure , completely cut o ff .. t, • ..., Tjte death of the 'brats .. Mr. Ar.uaku, Purse ' . 01: . ,... 1 1 1 474. 4 a i, l ;l esiare rd i r n a' fi t.. l ; , : -'7 . ~.... 4 . , . i ~$ tole, maintained at the expense of our already too ! resources of the'enemy here,-end prevent their!!' a Shitnnoti• frigate, en hoarding tbe•Cherapeakei,, lirj,7,l,l etierryttia 7 Arromo ,l n !!' i ' L.. .140 • paper; oyes eiziniosted 4feaiury: and ihat . conid have more con-1 bum' feta an dewy) to France: : kad-:iirhat :air . 4316. tke " rfc . F . nf.ga ,. lla!i . t .. ,Itkti .. e . 4 circumstance letist . ne l calls ' to oF!,! :f i n tic . delved to this so desirable in-object, as the success. of , arise from theft being left hue? n „. ro ,„' • !mod the remerkable circumstance in naval history,l- . ' . , 4%1 the Cross 1 4 i • ..- • • N°- .41. • The ' ""'"". • " ' .i foant of :Ate proatratleit soktkilearectioo . . • . 1 that previous t o the year 1 the Alicant Army, in surprisieg and pushing before it not - 11)49re, the country move _thus they have done, -, hitth.ooe of • posers bring other tripled or- i n i im . in I oi r St. Pat-ric k in ' 11411 11 4 1 4; *lt . ..... .n , a 1 I the army. of Secuor, theough•Saragossa and fluescar, i nbv can . they drtow Onetieller, or one r ani of co#h*,J' act ili ti on the y mi . (kty 4140 , . i ii, filL ye a r,. ...;....,-A `boat po.ty . or p o h ,..., , ,, s e nd iNeo . .. i red t so. iil -o tro .oviooosoron. . 6„ , e - he bro . o t h y. t t 1 . , after the manner of L or d WeLf,teeTett's driiineratieo.4loM iti - iiis: CMPPiefelY.Axbeeeted. --If Sii. tudlt !i t a Me. kawar.ar Pesos of . the Cobol! 914)9 r : 4-1100., ' It was iftaltirdrPrell*llld 404 lassiel, bat . 1 .': Josurr through. - Valladolid and Burgos. This JOHN . :14iirsiik'iritti-tits . artiasist:ltolf,; - *lei :able . '. f war. 44 ~s pilti ii4 - Rl* At s 'itslosslally boarding .. re-eviic : - - ted at the espesiess . of ;rioe', ' the F ' ie.; a- Fneeela,frigiits,a• Comae EGA - ea - nook torsi p 1tt... /_t__a.....,,,... . failure, this diaappointment, will, we are , ersuaded,•. 4i) adialil'a4OrdiriOn the plen laid dowe l m olisk T .. _ . „.„ 1 . , . • ...... r.beurmilLi is. lovas ins. , (D r a ma . 5u1p..,...........,_ r , .. .....,... 4 __ I. be acknowledged and felt by every one but those oal, in that cur; he =....zivert riaitlttv . iiiid 2 lefililitif. .. iti vw7 inic li .i) nd iessi ' m a r at t 7 ie v au - - ac co. , : aliss • $ ‘ ll - fez!, -• • • • tilo •' - • tir ti_ i eut . • Oran, ge , ce ßaM the nnd . y,.. eagerl hn c bornifiege i klo la , whose Words and wishes are swayed and turned- by , would starve, eltalitediikiettitri no, ;.*but *ore twee,. nand pi te l o y s iy....inviedod the-latelteed.liteal* ts?.: i 'e l a rolutr i'i ! n o w t. irks hilli ' pia Oro, Rosa • - - ,(...,. . the most base and sordid of all passions . The eitiatis3 we fear, no means of tram...Forting : din auppites-i* odds foe ides:* -:P t fit. his Lnitieldt' 4 lo- . ; Oat . J ii . •scitr, Esq. CoropseN itii•Vneedriillittifit 70 1 .. tiff *ow , i 4. piece of an incompetent Ministry asks, if any cal• subsist the army . ; and the , country bang completely. , Wntlon before suck,commande were rWeewoefes MIRY tin Moots-afresh a n .ikol. body fif jkomy : gs t oso.#_a, I to this' stay;- :and for' thirty -I - - - pable or unnecessary delay appears to hare taken desolate, it would not be ablii to•ailianee:; : __ I"l!ln*inect. unperform ed _. . ~ . teei loosing ma p, 04111%0ptl . Ago. lr . .,4wed bx Fie. • '1 place in the operations of the east t Perhaps not,- "This is-the precise posture of affairs, at preheat; . Ws*wgop 4 igZw s o t know% y sh n jui rs n th s a a tlien a_ n_ !me, : hid. only ..ors pre_ ,,,. cle.titi . rleen . . , l amyl. su , saa4sy ; . his . , . . ....; . ._ i We complain rather that what was done; was at too i I)raw you . pwn ,conclesions. 1 - Wi beee,..eeeese d the , h . hg . tour-peece s Per eenlieks •ke... , iimmi.a.4), r.; hot an n.. pcar e..f a tio -p a , . . tosi.is.nittri, i • - 74 . wlc peptic* a, 11. - (th iof consuion seamen only) haiLl...„ ,-..- . • _.,.. •4 . . 4 1 / 4 . _..,...,. utediti . h o ied - - 7 A nomas n ingwe a „neae. , ..4 rm. , - .v % preeipitale a rate, except the sailing ,(rom Alleant ! Ebro, by,tho pass of Puentif dilihrespefalieireciplee for..the last *three yes* bern• -. _encreered to "MT° . Aii a. visitation of Gott. ..` - ' __ ... • : . - ~ " 1 lk to, the destined place of action. It is painful never ittOlOsed practicable even f9.r 'Clfillfr_ 1 but by .pountli. `A. slearlet.coopensotion, lodeed; foi setting : .: , • t v pike Was- tritely caeght ISCWlndermere take of to enlarge on the .discom fi ture, so .important in the 1 incredibleietertions we got Om it. stigiserinsia..., so gellent - and laudable an example to the Passers a '3olbs. _weight ; butone - still lug* was once caught 1 1 ultimate view of a successful campaign. It is radii! 1 - How isfeidshed . must . Jostris have• hisinsielion. hei ; the:Brltish Navy', and experiencing iturt-a t! .. 1. 2 _ i t, le tbe follows ei!tratrdiny eitutitt i rt! -- , Atelf_ i tr e e: . 1 ) possible, , ? to oppot i . , d. were ipr Inletleel7lo ! I 4 4 Moupl : , fial fire ; our `q bad the serving i respect ; under I. s corps Colonel Pstli res I f.' the Rsth 1 years as . i vi s pf all tin lr 1 Reditios 4 artillery. plied ti Vl, II gut's° ~ . p4tled tr ishicb, At to tat • psesagg the ooni for p % right to +MOP"! - ‘ • , !i i • fgl Qt ?rench 1 . r plit;6 4 )l pf *Lk • Ell !RP ' , , toissorefi . you knoiv—tho same is T loan had thew sin yonpa7—it h not any nal W00t,', 4 111411 „.. ,! 1 , , , , .. . ' .. COIL* . fit_ CliAN6l44giv • . - Albeit sapptpanlioleaeat. wirkirfill • irs rife( ' • maima lafetlet .a: ti ar.Y.Arit her; (*yen. wad . Shirley n o- • • . . 4111! .. tre r . 0 4.4 0411111 ft l er lY• law alli e riool . rel . Pet'. and W = I) ••• • 90 1 : 9 Nei , Billi•• # . * • .li. .0 E 'e ',Li. )•• • . tt n es Tbeisessi.d.:-.:::::.:....... 7l 1 . v• i.. * 41 Fin. ~ - . ...Floe Into BO 81 Oats* • ,A , .• • • '43 69 Malt , 84 90 . Moe 0.01 • .:.•;.. ..... ilo* 0) White Peas • . r • • Ditto (boilers) New Alto .... .. . 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