The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-10 00:00:00

• , V .04 • ONO IP, • PURTSMOUIVI,SiLXD4t, SErr. 9. The follow ina may be re 14,1,04.10 a genuine 1410, tcr, rcctised bya Geutleuum ef Oda to* 0 ALYEVA, Aim. 14. II r i e svalry I. in adTance of the anug,'.o Inch has hack a few league, ,inse Ci h udad liudrivs(o. The elitist.) , have. d, ;.. pen, tl their trences before *piths, and uatS, Gt i . n prope steah:.ll remain watery loam, w i t hi n 400 yar o of out•pwts.Theementy 9,cropy Mahal, Val Veida, 1 iota: 11 ot Senrirst. and usher villages is their yi(i „ iiy. * r im p% a chain ofbyillages lausediately opposite ; and ever): passe „ sae skirmislte , take plate. I am astonished oat the et.esoy ailust u , to remain at Freizadas, where we base a telegraph, end communication hourly oink Almeida. .r, 4 . 4 s:thy 'spat to be mucked every night s they have ow 1.01'441'1 n titelre miles of them. The earierny's twee N tirr o f (true information we collect from deserters, who tee daily rowing into ts, but oot iu great smashers) is as fol.. r„ 4 . Fitters anomie mce, wog Imissou, io‘esting, atetd.t, %hid , Is a part of MalOrmil nix's cogs (the re-' ,;,. ‘ ier, ?Mout 10,011 wen, are it Foci Coneeptiun); Woo yv.., ; seats. in ‘ol'. at St. Feliuseja 1160 40 ,1„. 01 - t _ 3400. limier M o ATI ea, at Ciudad godrigo will neighbourhood. !as s t - lame twits are snits tiro days march of us; but some of titettiybiousarenot more than eight mks. The Comataader. is-t kief, Site" 4, Prince of F.srliog, is at Via-de-M(lin. a oar near Losdad Itodri4e, which we occupied about three wee k, a g e , in tae moth of Portugal K ci.t.eax a.r is, with s 1 I wo, threatening Oporto; and iu the South, Rea alts, tilt id or %WOO. threatening the Alautijo. This is the pm, ut . wdepri.dpitt of which, reposit says, two niarr e.,re , are as. rciing iron' Spam ; one from Valencia and Cie atom (ram kod..ltbsa. The cavalry of course are kept on th :Jest-rot go Officer or dragoon of the Hussars, 14th or lltts ticenvot., have had their clothes off for 33 nights.- rtneireoulr) never venture to come near ours, though they Mae 10,000 io our neighbourhood.—slag. la, 5 a. ni.- Up all ni. ; ei; we areted to by atlacltrd , it 11. ~1 • r's til thr day. A letter received from Generei Hill's brigade, dated August 13, at Castelo Ufanciis, Statesthat our army can set no necessaries but what are sup pia,' by the Cuminissariat ; even at that to*d, n'ot a loaf of bread ter a pound - of aegar *is to bas bid ) and very little forego fur the !torte', Hat in dela raped the enemy were much ii?rie althea ' ,retire. Itcguier's division titan mach Iti Want .0( 130Ctila ries, ti.at they are obltoest to subalst on batf.ratiiinC sb uu ld he, in his apatitt.im i , dodge on tai l we t tan be at Abrastai befoirellidin. The evil Of our i•ructir sittealioni is, thief s 'eljeare fialolle, to any* our per•itiun and march in the licit o f 4,4 4 , c l ay. • coucerned to say, that our division, tug* !tam,. uho died on the road, in ono march, *hen we did not halt for seven hours. The reason for CQO. Liming tl3 in out pre s ent exposed situation, fail ',idly be Justified by supposing, in all probability, that we can reach *given point in asiven tinge." flormet American sloop of • par arrived on Wednesday, from Le ffouge, wheveata: landed patches fur Gel, Armstrong, the • 'A.2 . eiteriean Minis. ter at Paris. She brought dispelehes here fur Mr. Viukiley, which relate, Wis-4filleritand l to the uufortunalc mistake made bit thitiMorelle,in firing at the Vixen American brig. The Hornet left the C . ltesepeak on the 4th sek. The Venus frigate, Capt. Crawfurd, with Mr. Howler,' the Ambas sador, on board, had arrived on the coast s on her passage 10 New. York. The Comas, Captain M. Smyth, was tsitairl i t t ilitil Lisbon on the 17th alt. on an Embassy to Algiers. A detachment of the 74d kegianent has embarked on board the PraPitie#Ce 2 for New. South Wales. She will touch at C or k, to take mere C.ollliCta OD board. Detachments of the ander-mentioned regiments Will arrive for embarkation for Portngal in a few days: -7th, gth, 3 9:hs 4.804.43 d, 66th, B.ld, and BSt li regimen (S. 01 • I , • Tie Until Oak and Glacrawor are' taken into fliePaistunt and At reugh. taken out. The .S . porti :e, 74, is to be fit t al l to receive ~ there not Iteolg sufficient store .' r up in in Dock_ yard, tut the large quantity later " y Mr. Itennie's plan fi mported. Portsmouth to unite with or makingthe Canal at Tunbridge, Aled "Y is well supported, and.. likely n tu al b l e Aa c li a 4e .ned ieit i i nto be ea r eenti ol i y . which latatinhad mud tbeatesh 8 USUIC, and f ur eat, and a directaicatualianication opened eith the ?Games. T • been destra out 44- tahlact has long fur pi:kaki hccoramodatkoit, a b i s b i d t fromlti only great national ut i lity i n ti mes o f war , especially when ettitedttiogs are fitting out at I this port • • On Motility, Mr. Cr ' t of the Ilarolio, w ill b e t . 1 : 41 1) P h - 2!" 1 . 4 _1. 4 04.1 111 hter board - the The stealmi.ibeenrgaintt, f!o ri : T i neg r ie . i °n. verbs tee Portsea Island Waters. Tee"..l7; worke d _ . for the , Brat tame on Wednesday. days, P i r o c di wtamonce laying dots is in a few MrNit:oll°r er i b . - '"e45.11 " able EugiaNcs Mr. Lancaster lett:l . l;6 2 in oar ow Mouthy evenin g, pertiiissicep of our worthy Mayor. Mr. Lealte e h r has beete highly honoured with itoyal patronage and peblicaswohation. Ono' remarkable of this 116! 01. he vrhich 2671_7_ i 0 anyl lti is,' that Vie scooter elle - number thus, i n tict one &chili:el s . the . le4s the expellee : 7al schopl, ip!tkel3oreugh- raid London, Mr. 1 .4: . has 1400 schOtaro, who cost ate more than 1601. for the annual expeocie of masters' salaries, instruct' day he lectures altu(ii rent, and rewards. On Tage,;'' Week at °spurt, and, in the course ataksi Chichester. Leckett, who is in custody for robbittg tb. Stamp-Office, at Liverpool, is a Lieutenant„ , lou s i ng to the 10th regimeot, on half-pay. , r ecommended to M eam. r. POOLS, the distributor It ra at Liverpool, by Colonel WADE, as .a lOW in n hum h e h ad the highest coufideacet and" ha boil came security for him is 3001. Lockett left 14,0%., pool ander a pretence of hie having been stadskair called by the War-Office to join his regiment-dr.- When he was at Chatham be opened a shop for the sale of stamps ; the distributor of stamps of that, twee haring been robbed n'thortilitne previously of stamp s t o th e amount of 1001. and It.being such 6 1 / 1 m uncomon case for a s h op t o bolepeAcd los t h is, sale of stamps, he procured a warrant -to NNW* Lnckett's premises, but, of course, did adt find any of his own stamps. Lockett had ap4o, sess&a that Mr. P oot.e would pursue rfict loss would fall upon tits s . )11r°1 4 aft. um- o, ;1141.T.A4itogar sautomazfL7A,C.l4l,4, • elm ''m " isslia l , ;Of: qt u.kilsuArecudre • • oewspepera ap-in the tith instant. They contain no material iptelligence,-bnt are .filled, as *4l, ‘rilh actoesgtx pi,setione, _which took place under our eyes, totally different from what they really ;"ere. There is no engatetnent 'arida the coin - ihil4r, of the Nespoliien; Monititar does not convert into a victory, highly honoerabit? to Muter* nn/r, add to the courage of his invitic . illiee. arc really at a loss to conedve how. such fableu can be related to the people of Bagnera,raiernsoiandScilla, who so many times. hair° seen the :iniinciklee take to flight, their boats bUratt or-sank, :or car. rigid off in triumph. As to tilts tareakiiid 14111110 n 'of this country, it would, seem Murat ass post. pooled it till he has reeeiyed a sufficient cargo of the , N etteilikiir,” Morean t Etatuncr, nor gemlike, an of the -umbrellas and cloaks, discovered by ,Signior . i,aiderhit, whisk Will enable ,him to strettit over from 'Calabria, aid clear the Straits, without exposing • his faefuefek to ecftain desttuction. A releted letter from Prince Ilohenaollesn Htsckingen, hatitsg lately made its ap. pearance, addressed to- the GerMlltl soldiers who serve in the British army in . this country, and in viting them to join his banners, that they might have a chance of returning to their native country, the following anse cr was 'returned . . , ‘ 4 We have received your obliging letter, and thank you A r your communication relative to the st a t e o f Germany, and for your kind levitation to join you, for the purpo se of beige oeol hack to our native country—but as et does not exactly suit the prezeld State llf our attaares to retire from service. nod lives upon our fortune, we must serve somewhere, and this beteg the cur, and having seen our own Princes and former Officers either sell their countity to the Fr:lich, or run away at theiraD proacli, we naturally. prefer in serve under top - preset/I supe riors, who will do neither the one nor the other. As to your intended inv.isinu of tais countr% we would sincerely advise von to set abut it with all pos..itile speed, for we verily be lieve that nthrrwi.e these amphibious who, at times, are rather impatient, NW illy you 4 visit . that may prove ra iber destructive t„ your intelitv prepanumns. Weter! highly iionorired hy . the gloriouS ,euiuwctiou the Emperor of •Gerusanyhaa lately fectueti. vet the lively sense it has excited jn us, falls rather short of inducing us to quit a service. where we are well paid, well clothed, well fed, and we ll t rea t ed, t o loin .111owever, as we understand you, will soon by here, I I'We shall finer lea opportunity, after the ceremony of rereption 'on the beach shall be oyer, • to folk "rich you more at Large no the merits of your proposal."..-(Gaactid Britannic-a, Juty 21.) wommidellsehiessime • COLON-64 AP PROD tit; E 111 1 11014 1 4 ND. .14:cdor of the Report made by the pectloiip pp. 'O/Owed to aacerteits the cleaatlty of 'Culonial pro. dues in Holland, at the period of its ineorpora tion with -tiot French empire, hoc reaelted town. Et states the following as the %entities at the ea. der-mentioned depots ;. Coeirest—Amsterdatn . ..... . . 2,341,156 Rotterdam • Duets 4 1 K, i . 461,171 • . Calleow—ln ail titalmool SVGA a—All at Amsterdam stao—Reegul 99,547, otNer Ports, makiagto: lAI9I ether . . . . .112,133 Thd account is takenln",the French weights of Rillogrammes. • •4 u. A duty of 50 per cent. opow these quantities, it was supposed, would produce little more than one. fifth of the revenue which the French Cioverument calculated'on deriving from this xtropious.veseure. Ono weld have supposed, front the charges lot. merly preferred by Bonaparte against the Mitch (and which were his chief arguments .to justify the annexation), War the floors of every warehouse he Holland were groaning 'bidet 'the weight of colo nial articles imported from England I. We should: have expected that the quantity found would have been more considerable. The account, we under stand, includes all the coffee, sugar, indigo, and cotton found in Holland. - DUOLIN, SEAT. 6. —....-- It is confidently said, that his flOnour, the Mal. Iter of the Rolls, means to attend the Public Meet. log of the Freemen and Freeholders, and to dell. leer his sentiments, on the state to which the coon. 6 try is reduced by the operation of the Union. — (Freeman's Jour nal). . .. Among the interesting proceedinge . •ulttrikrettr. ' rences of the Court . hunse (Derry);,fgw,.ll l ..amy, `arrested more the general attention thasa,tke per. sonal appearance of the Bishop of Hertl‘cpsflittg 1 forward to avail himself of the earnest oppiaitiskith Afforded by 4he Assizes, of making the foica_ssary affidavit before one . of the Judges of thelitys2 which affidavit, .we understood, the peoaeissisaus . against the Editors of the malicious attstelkilgirifi ..his Lordship's charreter must necessarily Willie& ' Abnut three or four o t aiiideAllit it. +as two breiver'Smutants were passitig y t e wail' • :f diet Landon Dock, their attention was arreitikl . •by the groans of a .tea - faring Man, „Who was I t yiiii on the ground iu a dreadfully. wounded state, and . weltering iu his blemi.., They iftiteleud r .dirz; • el were informed,. with difficulty - tb ' 1 1 . 4 N victim, thatke but been 'best tiiit jAtwirilt r ' • geeie ,salicirs, Wail aftmwanis.l .14k4 . 6 .• out 41.; that he had ersdesvottrillflis ealeillit . frOie fr em,. bet they asd,ptreitakee bici,in hie .itttilletisibioa via: .k wife in sire asiir. ..tsrAilsa4 l 6o takes his watab; . vior_ **NI" iii, r , batt This was all drat cola ial'aellisitedo. ill! , • eatiest estate MN dirirwedistaPettk44/ 'Dar** r . day, a crowd -of people .iesocterl"to **di spot, . Aso blend, which must hive listrisd ',copiously, oim.fteced for nearly half a atftlo'fguas• where the deceased fell. As diligent telbetbrataking after the yslorevs, it is bopml they 44IPbe arspiehendod, sac meet the fate they to justly, merit. CORN EXCUANGZ, LEFT. Ill:Tahiti day there pro t selerabla supplies of Wheat eteetwise, chiefly new,, ith port of last week's arrivals of foreign, above , 'll,OOO goittets.:, Fine maintains It; price. Other , I .. undo; heavy sale. Batley and Molt continue to . . ctuate but little. Peas and Ilea 414 - of . the IWo., descriptions. fully keep their prises.. The supplies, of Oats are cousiderable and this littleiciespittilal rather cheaper, Flour at last Week's:Prices Wheat, - v 755, 90.. tOOs. Tick .atealit,,, • I 'Flee Ante -- - r 10fii. 1104 On% • • " 'Oki .. -•.' Rye, .... • - - Ms. 424. Poland. - ..;,',-*,4, ?..; Barley, - Ils. 80. Rave Mel l . - • 1 ..4 W. Peas (*ton) 50,. bss: , Firir Pleil-V4 4 , 4 4 't greY NM, -' - - Os. Mi. I Seconds :- ' loi^iP' - j L T I. ills. - • Colonel MA RTI nee •ed against it.siftea Kii. meta, the firseblitteli t doe Colima' MAMMY 19th and 2Gth, tinder , battalion of light c,orapth and thebrigade eicliery, init . Oth regininnti, sada gnropease artillerymen,' •1 howitzers, and . a'compartjt ' on Ole 29thlandiery, Ulf , 0 three eltett marches of KIVANi and ir , ailed 'Ale (of fon t 18-pountiers tarsi and two hoWiteer) was Inppesedlistiy wool forming a jetiction end r. Who had 'advanced ft men, lay siege to that 'seiout disturbances itltiside at the heginn) mill s& of the revolt al Pitheilial Zymintlar in cdriipanies or the 16th under the orders of was so strongly posted, to send I,ieutenant-Caloni battalions and two tr lit RD'S assistance, 01 MiGIATn, the euem Perogpore was carried ;cotenants S. Woot.i Ike Ist battalion of the_ Oa lath of Febr /ifancing from the lattel .tresses occupied by the Thai, within a month, minated, . • i ' The late dispatches differences between the t...... pnd the Chineiegovikhusdif 44001 1 Sad that . tbirtrat" every respect, beau Ail Brigailierlneneeillt, tiombiy, on his mission pnary, and op the slay PiIAMPACiNe sailed fur ***Lm's suite composcil ' titorc ; Drs. Coi.euT (1 - plv/sort, I.liri.s, F f pesignil FOTIZERIN ... i ssrs. Wii.Limaseth pf sending a number tinder the orders of.! pbrpose of Instructltt . v. -,.. Ehrepeat tactics, hp): . 4 -figi - • t • once. General 1110.04, • Vit'' . etch, and wits IP f 4 the Bth Or 7th of Aptil e . ' „__,' Mr. CANN . INa, Alt/ Government to the : salting for some thew. i b'ige, pr0ce5144,4&44t , TVS:: • . ..- :"! .:• f.,V 4; 3 Litlw_ ' n TAe Cadets on the / ,130413 W i ettldisl lo the Institution of Barass i e.i v - but, guilty of same pete l of l lesnikedit ilequeace of whicjt, wive( - "W and J. J. A. Prime) several others placed IL The letters from lndie iiir thq operatives In the 'tales. It . appears that dtMuscat to refit, the Bradt tAth December, accompanied 4manm's troops, and ivcd before Shimmies and on refusal was gun-boetil on the 2.d landed, and early in the lima ntade:in the uurtain t tll6 feel•feil la, but it w thlsSenesny (row the other . the piece was stormed, r Won. ,We had . W. C. HA ItYlrir . Ill it and 'nine men ,14,11114 was all Ott Ledispeteet force. - bed ' *elle attack on Loft of lle47th litegiment c r„._ , *m, of the 6frikoltititelltlit T . ix Nri,ntidsiipinee, - bawled. itr.u' ..• Los 4 :-1.11. , ':. - ,venesem Slielkisi niffbti 4ctir . Sittsteterating fire broke s safitirieNosrell, at the village I 104.0.1114,1: although the whole Mk hi:omi entire blaze I. skikeshil .ware *laced f . ithestiattr ia jury. thee.rietatelted, /Ma load hppeadisorn stacks, CON , eit." 4 “r ?anis- Setest r isteraingw paiejeg ilie Old h i , . tege ikillt boy, eigistireitere of ege t itet on the•potwof thm. skew ea v r iso up 'Whi r but fritilitty the wheels tasted *ter' -his bad. • ! . A' sertplst,''irttfeltql . It•id • tti)eritdit Of e tt ..... iii .. ii . years with' le'' gdfitlbskA litit-tiffitkplf titer(' 'on -Saleersley riitaftotril . . • Sit htettlAfictehr 0 % 6 Ctlttitlihii.tigtat Witalilikaii4 ht the evat We his wife(shtl itiriroliltftlytit :tortilla . tilt. *ltawc, and . with 1,01144;641;ta1t WirdliVak faehlittlie steps At defri, tol s i*HintiTintr t iy Pro. Alt . cured, who *9IM . I( : ' irotht4 . .tt - .the un bawl- "wok b ' -I .4oldetmesokve, - wane Zaire open. the Narri./P . ,Aiiii . ,loProivii , .rowl'l 4 o. ~ .oss c o Aniffiti f 4, 1 1r ." WOO ► i ., .1 1 «4 tie, f* li *mad * ll5Ol a irgem .7:tte t ,...4.: the .. wspeadvl ,0 4 le '` S . elleklesed as ____ .. . t- Nita , 7 7 . . ' l eV(4 a e . 1.1411114131)41edNit tii Di - id. • . ikable fitly; flieittlit' ' Y.'r'lli if 4111;r3: 7 - . . ' • *10414(4 . tf:rN etiti 'if •• itiiiin lipid . 46014 . s i the coining thetl6 , •of 14141 PAr ' l I ' " ' .. .4 ' .It is sak i : e t: 4 lNi; C V MIS EALV 4 Fe titigj tasialle,..l s: , in-lOpit•Pdcai . AI/ails?, ' -theme, endo_ t . Pipeetre a .13 1 1110 . rf in'Weetes" . •Irt intik' lay/ ! :fever' al Atiot i el: , 4 04 00i kek litichic idniwingt 'of the wick s at i e !..._ 4 . pipitye, and t* .neffiltbonritig'Onghliti, iii order . '''' to ithmtrettrehe tebjeot ; end VV*o,sar, ftigris, • . , find fI,N,A; mit actively employed la noting 0014 I litlia !Wild Me 1041.1 1. tub silestio t . like Colonel &oaq s and 'Mg miarteders from the Tower with lb* *We*. , - 1/11111111111 %glider timer jerhius o to contribute tm Ow ' teeelest 1411 . ti d t_of Om Winter Theatre /1 _ ....,.... 1 . 4 AA. The recent accounts P d. a pleasing nature. pervades our army, some of the Native Pol to our dominion by rot ' the standard of result has Otido and in flundelcund ; Ain) la4rtlispatclies, au( oftiar provinces were in :;,91 - , . . % ~, ..•..., .1 'C: I 7 "."." - "-, ' - . . I . .. •1 . •• . . . . • . ..... ..... ...••.... ..- I. • • ••....rm•••••..•=ft...........m.....•ma .•••......... ..... . .... _ . INDIA. DOOMOIL .- '' • . • • g . i. . e.j Ili .? . .':IS 21'T ' l'' « POl • is from India are by nemeans This fat' ' lilac:it aierint-plige his been very I •• • e. The diaiatisfaction which , fell .of to ' since the eunstau.icivnent of the tin it has given encouragement to weather. Her °yet Hishni se the Prinee‘s Cuan. 'owers who Were Al o ne b oun d Lorre of WALES Is .o.,,ooioa t tiile.i4 . x.ti t iti her ca. . ,i, roree, anti in 'firkins quarters , briolet, ei th er on the sends, or someofAite bealtifAil bag been rais e d. Th e air in 'drives.arounthfitalsi4ae iced and liepOy a eith i bc Must ; I ;und was continued to the date Inks' trubjlictioll wail ' We'efe helepy lii.obiuilre indllo4l . ,K,otral,l l and many the pitiiise/i *etc koyatffightiesi. atilwarr htiflak* vin aitaiii of ini*Oestilosi.. ! upon AV . elonlint ova which she is probably; OptP act's army , wlieb had March . . day dekillstfedlo)olis soyerelio Idistress. Qu ,Sater. iast l . comprise .the 43d i eg i„, .day limit hee etoyil (11,Alatitis o for ;lie secontlibus lons of the 17****, - un l aceetr4eitied iir,biih Dc a ilripiii t, embarked on t; the Ist lislielingi. of' )else ht e board ?di alestrs' ship. Persian, rider the royal t Colonel D'A ove ne sic ; tho salute of Si guns k 'yeiiteMinnad i ,andthe standard spanier, under Mak); •Kat.t.va 'tstk;ited• She -eras rectiived:LsAillti‘quarter-d v ck by qty, consisting of tio) lit, ith',lktfr. Cnuatiot t 'rerholo, ker:geiyal Highness had ha. steer Colonel FA11".042, 43: :limited Witt/ an Intelsat/0 ' ( 'be on _boartt— a h em esin • ten slx.poile(ders ; four the Pertain got under weigh, and conthiueit eciiie. 'pany of'pleneeti, ; .T4ier:44d, ing amid anti! after it tPelock , her g et y a l , arrived it Kinslatnie r '....withits- Highness, we ere tottf i irairelfghted with her es. _ r setonic,Abo capital vt mrci. .ccrsiuns, visited evely i patiOrthe ship, paid the nipst in Travel of the honey Ortillty •minute attentkon to evert killied, and' evioctli s ..tez i wild Nur 1.2 ditto, four mar- . weak alb the utmost affability and - Ciiideseeosion„ j .e) (rain Butleicsind, when;it -The Petrel's, and Lady De Ciirv.)ao, landid, ould proceed to Se ru nge, and about six o'clock, th e saute honours being_ repeated ider lb walls with C o l. Ci. o s E , : u on her Royal Ilighness's crnbark /ann. The barge fruits . Ifydrabad with 10,00 'erns steered by Captain Ctseloiev, the Commander t fortress. ' i: t clf r the Persfos, a duty; *bid tie undersioud, to ht es took place in the province eiclusively performed for the Heyat F am ily. 'L or d . najug of this year, in couse., and Lady ARRAN, Sir Tlllottl.tiSlud Lstl 4 r PscliA LE, • o f t h e R,,,j a h o f N at'l:n i nt h, t a Atr..Mumov, M.P. with eieri Fiiiiionahle, and 4 s.the Vigier's dominions. Si . number of persons, were aiiiltiliely,' L ltiniand to greet. k rt. I. was salt against hi m, her Royal Highness's return. Major RIAD, but the enemy 4141V(47'E, 61:Pr. 4. y ;-• ,"•'• '' • k N.l, That it was found nedessary • . --......- Ar '' '' .. l " Calnnel M•Cn.szu with two, .TAE LADY OF: 'Mg kIAYSTACK I' :1" c,i Ai • •. •. troops of cavalry to Major All the lesser.conceras of life ..sres now, seghtelleai -:.• )n the approach, of Colonel at Margate, by the lively interoaCfw.hich all Faiths. , envy abandoned Siorora, end and degrees seem to take in !the,..w nes sod move.: . d by assault, with the loss .ef. ments of a distracted female , whom they hat e n ame d :Law and W. H. 41zotti; of The Ladd of the Ilaysta e k , from the ciieunistauce be 9th N. and 82 Sepias. of her resorting, entry evening, to the angle of 4 quary, our troops were ad. haystack, of the tup of Dane Hill. er place against the other for. . All that is kywn,,.p*icly, of her story h, 10 rebel, ; and it was h o p e d, th a t s h e ! iris„, mseanwre4 with Mr. R untaV ----m the campaign would . be ter. Wi,' i Act Stockbroker'e son, in Addle. •4: .': street, and they were pvivat e l x. b e t rot h e d to eat * I from India ntsnouneet that all other, but his father refused his consent to their tie Committee of Supercargoes ' union, became her brother 4ad given his .vote to knmiill' had been finally ad- Sir FRANCIS BgasitsT.l . trade( of the Compatif his, iu Attragte4.l4- common cyriosity , I we n t • yettles. isiored to its . ftrmer (mittens. day . evenliscto see her, and was much atleotill by ii‘tooito leria,,appearance and ma n ner, 6h e.sa t co il e d, • with. chin .upon her habil!, and abstraorsi, as it iC°l.4l i al4 ,ivi liiii , t t i lt ilik u l ii l e t ti li (rein : her h t r ay follnwl4l,•Mitjor,Cieneval iferes fr 4 ?IP ,the: w 0 r'.4. There *es such Prophetic ;or Calcu i tla., , gren.c"al• MAL. fiery:in . her, eyes, that had she sandals instead of e , A 1 Ciptains .2penteufles, she might pass for the Cummun Sybil.) unwary end O • t . i lies and WAU nstAC;. Lieuts. hi k lishabille, She slugs divinely, ant! owlet oof tins sitozatc,x,and. 11.AGAOSALn; ImproviOtori in %reduce are more elegant i n 's t oma • i' .. ;nen AO Al onvsavn; an d poraneoue esadriga4 ; but you shall hu e .. ( eonsa ,„A nd BavieToit.--•The deslo cendent specimen, as I copied these staimaavaitheviv rally, while the sang them,. with on Maio Olin.' - . of OrilfiN officers to Persia, c li ih ano m ia1e ,,,, 14.f0t t h e • tire, as might have awakened the sympathy...444, r Ol itileri 4iivi . )sugoor4 , th e , Chorch w a rden. *'iltrlf• if:la •4 1 49' Wheel Cern), who's the grunt of bon ~•j , , ~ Vint call'd my heart to taste L'ove's jays f ~ .'. •!; Ogg 1° , fss .. .. if_s t. . 4 ' - While I was sipping Italiture's rep. :.•:- 7 IN/ on. osePalt ~- And thought, at first. to drin2 . all up # -• • - ' .-:.'s Rid PLutus :urk'd, ill amitosis kith ' - ••• , F. l 4 * ." ti. 4 - ' . l 'III /I:.1 ' . . • ''' To tamper mein ill 1 didt' ' • sl A lw a wssaa r sse ,i ten at ie ..B ew o :, . PA like-a Bailiff's followeri • be, . • ,.....r ... To rob soliotf.trt . y Li! tee I . .. :int of A.vepot aangoon,efter :•, : , 11 .. Ertslatkir rozaf' why was I ' . • ' in! the torOinuent of a •stataH •• • Pined 'tore the goiir or y A rne? 1 ' '.. :' I *Harsco 11t a oth Deems.. ' - War ilia yea Diemen iia Gros -4 ia? :. • . :)41140 - ... 40 i why ou rilletlY..ispit A ^ . sf ' ' Then little ' Pieheisiehe , ti L'" 16 ' 111 '4 V.l•ri ' - 13.0 Netnialsismead L attached And frisk and loop in Mar 'fa / 41 1V' SOIL ylle 1441444_ . Ist were, in F ' tbruary • Ain Sparrows bfl7co-. 'dm s I 741 ;•.7.4 le Though I have tot my _ r ettl i o4isatthoplinetiott, in con- It 's net aacertaiu et, lii i' . H 1111741111 011 "fl i t e' ‘- fias v 4. : MOW *ant (W. D. MONSELL rocks but it is needled tnit C tnt s- _lssond okp : 4 anew: i . • I ***been ordered home, and '. . to the measure! This ; .wns t nt ti•lisona i kt ;Li Ile Autt.t," o4 . 9 ;Matet..- . ' the e ff ect of the gadRY, butte . cause is nor ac. knuwledgsd by.the most sceptieal, - ' ilikies,„►nielltliiiiiiieftsrthereceeset On Friday, at tots:set, this de:ingot r.,c•ty /*kip le Persidadhlph Against the Pi. , t after a stq of "about . 3 weeks With, tuloeity from . , her recessOo• the house of Mr. se squadron s ailed Alain on the 8-- , s . a. learned PhannaeopoJists his boy, who . mpanied by nearly . 4000,'0f the was its the shop, Volierising Garde:sat to make -41. Gai i ps for the,widow G LW!, tiler:tied his Gahini, I on the evening of the 31st sr. tae—the fort was sagimoned, _, eel Master, who war in the parlour critioally cons . waft in aphorism of Ilipeocasres:cestli a r gays i fog, i bembarded by the ships . also 2,1 January , the troops were Mute by Cutces. The diiiio tang ills. the-morniog of the 34 a breach fourow • ... ~, tuxedo Put! 4 • . •1011 .. sag Teek i aly:4o be ueretect tie oa t h, posse an t when opebt the loiters of , t.t i t ir • IL, amt. i t • dis ta sokflt , . II was fulled inspeeelhplt • d • 7 --•-+ ; 1 • r: -, 1 I 1.• , : M, 1 fytle allik *lt gi 4. . other towers. Apr •• ) * m i a• tr i ne . : ! d, and by he I . ti 1 - ..,, 6 , ith Ido not very . .. At tl woe man killed, . teal' '.' ,- !,,Iterto Mamas- , itoe*AVAITVei teltitt.ted • • , i i •••• ~••..t Y and H. T avi.o*,' orehiqj ' . ~.,c,.pipb a' . .! ihiiak..•) • irl p . m t.. :4 , 5 ._ . • len wounded. •Theilmill V; _;. . ;. PA• • 'll 2 f" . As - 'llO4 , A'0e 0 4144 4 - ' • • ern r,it 4 ,15'0 . sia- • at remained to the piratletV •-• i i,;„„,,i,i fri g r ,ntr g . irili ti: . id' proceeded aesintstit. Okti" - -". • % E lite . ant 4 . 41 1 % 11 l ii .111 • Loft, comprised Liint.'Wi 4 .:lcr, ' l " ll . l l„ t a io viat. ti “. , , i'A ir . . eryy - tt. h* ..' 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