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.6 0- t&ku it °Timms KaLLED. FLANDERS MAIL. while gpoltiah is of the Xises, es eielsllgestilho one.- the two hotteliom of tie sae. At Assam. time fbe . teemay moved ow ear trivet the second and 'bird battalions s,Y Ne. mantis, Ole malaise allot Taisho, sad ithe,regiMeet of dee govies'efOraseds, where tbey were attacked by sralimus of the rearost the bead of which were seine composite of the BAHIA Legion, who charged with such istrryttlity thee she away was ht time Metes sod dispersed. By • vigour. , rally, he reviewed the Iptlftle with deeprration, made Ibieself - master of the height% and our army, almost sorretesded, feted • horrible fire on all sides. Ay other troop. thee these of the Republic would *hove lost so brilliant a viciMy. en that we have gained. A cols of cavalry, heeded by the brave COmmander Rondon, destroyed • part of the ter safe isfautay, at the time our infantry doing the same with that in nor rear, and another part of our cavalry, euemisted vd by Lirulettasit 'Carejal charged that of the nanny oa the high road. The Spanish amp VMS dislodged from terry. point it de copied, sod the excellent position taken mp,by of his cavalry stoat saved it from total destractideb kbr bat. tie coati° wed nutil remet, with an obstinacy and a eltermnient of which no ides rewire formed. The enemy lust in• killed nod wounded five hundred of bib best troops, and left in outs possession a multitude of prisoners, muskets, lances, an. monition cages, unilitary'chest,triampetii, and two staadards of the dragoons of Gressel', without heing able to calculate accurately the number dispersed. • , . Owe loss couststs of oas hundred and fiver is killed and wounded. di Every carpe t a the army has e . yiirtirtakve inention is due to the condisct.of COmmandast kuodon sod Lientenant Carvajal; and likeiriae to that of the B r i t i s h eefhpe w, ce , to whom his Excellengy.tbe Wein tient of the Republic, notwithstanding it was the tinge they bad fought wider our banners, has graeted the Star of 7.iberators, in testimony of their :.:eadiness and gallantry. We are now is possession of the whole provisice of Tonja, ,with the enc./sties of the capital, uul thine of Socorro and l'amplona are entirely' free, mid the reinsinder of the military its insurrection. The towns of New clranstla hive rived the tilieratiug Arniy with the must extraordinary esthasi. limn. All are determined to be free; and the army, arr. :omitted by towns so patriotic and decided, steads is end cat' nothing. Van Division—Mateo Franco Lientesset of Casadoees., Rcar Divieiun—Lient..Col. lose Xissestes - sot Captains 'Ramon, Garcia, and Manuel Orta. British Legion—Lientenaut Can't". eievtcoss IPOVPDtD. V.n Vivision—Adintast Pedro Tomer.", sniffs= u tesnts Manirel Linares and Matesel Lana, of the Ca and Captain Encartiacion Wile, of the cavalry. - Rear Divisiuts--Culatnel Just° Brizrno, Lteut-Col. detttur Sands, Caplaia Mhturel Ferrun, Brigade Major. Magri I.ktlet. 'Vicente Belandia, and Sub-Liesta. Nonato t.ryire, Patilaleon Flores and Juas Sylva, of the Infsniry; L n ieuteants Manuel Delisdilto sod Jose Rico, sad Cornet Mileton F.acaloSs, of thecavalry. •. Biiiish Lettioa--Coloael Js. Crßooke and Sub-Lint. Mac Massa, and Captain 171041 F. O'Leary, eis the Staff of 'the Rear Division. • Head quarter., on the Heights of Vargas. (Signed), , MAtiIDRL MANRIQUE, Adjutant-Gen. is charge of the Staff. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. siusms, octosett 16. A p express arrived ter-day. at noon. from the 'Hague, bring' the news of the 'death of her Royal 'ugliness the Duchess of Brinswick. Salute, us/once S. For some days past nothing has been talked of I:ere but a change in the system of our Cabinet. As 20911 as the general measures lately adopted by the Diet of Fermkfert ware known her, the members of the different unreel*, Courts of Jos tire met together to protest 'eternity against a de cision of the Diet which so essentiulty infringes ou their jurisdiction. It is asserted that the members of the Tribunal which decides in cases el litigation bet seen the Sovereign and his subjects, those of the emits if Appeal and Caseation for the Onivincea on the left bank of the Rhine, end Ouse of the I:airaniber of Justice, have desired in a body an audience of Prince Illardenberg, and have la:d their complaints before the . King. They have represented to his Majesty that by recognising the ]ate decisions of the Diet mid conforming to them, he would 'renown* the roost sacred rights of a Sove reign, not excepting even that of granting pardon; that the establishment at Mentz of a foreign trilitt• tumid. one of whose attributes is that of trying rumen citizens, is incompatible with the dignity of an independent State, and in direct opposition to the laws of Prussia. Prince Hardenberg. did ot deny the justice of the opposition of these Magis trates, audit is said that he gave them a favourable *newer. It is affirmed that the king will infaie distely take measures to suspend the operation of the late decisions of the Diet, and that Coont Golz, Our Minister to that Assembly, will receive fresh instructions. VIENNA, OCTOIBER 5. Baron Lebreltern, Our Minister to the Emperor of Russia, will meet at Warsaw Count Capo trio, who has repaired thither from London, posting by way of Copenhagen and Dant:ie. This meeting seems to indicate itegociatioes of great insportinee, to which it is difficult to assign any particular sub. ject of discussion, between Russia and Austria. It is probable that it was not without reason that Count Cope d'lstria has made a protracted stay at Pans sod London. The observations which he has mode there on the state of public opinions, and on the influeuce which certain parties in France and England endeavour to exercise over public opinion in utber countries of Europe, are doubtless coil. nee ted with the conferences at Cos Isbad. These con. ferencosb eti far as they concern Germany. will be resumed here sooner than was supposed. Gaud B eea rgorff will arrive here front Berlin in the begin. tong of November. M. de TrUenborti, ter of Baden. who set out yesterday for Carlseehe. will retina by the eud of October. A Writhe muse time the result of the conferences at Warsaw will be reteived. Siren Stormer, *bona, at St. Helena as Aut. tunas, Commissioner, is going shortly with his Lady train Pans to Leitrion HI. journey is not sup. posed to have soy political object. ouTiVEMO, OCIVIIIIII 15. • .X . l4o,lier of this city called the CoostaratiOnel, iresse4sy ihedollosing article :—" We hostas to isfeto es, madam sad eepecialLy all friends to the irtera beyit. .sow is Ws linty to Wins". htidrfa - M l 4o ll llllt, with his !Winker to the Diet. We kern thollk Mijerty expressed himself in strong terms oggliads the putting . its asecosiou • of the lists-oreiaiosi of that Asseftbly, and declared his firm resollittiii. keep the promises he made to his people. arid fhb oath he toot on accepting the new constitutiob ii Wirtemberg. Well-informed pt.rsous also aseert, that tho._King of Bavaria has jest taken a similar •resolution.and entirely disavows What wits done by • 'the Diet in its sitting of September 40. OCTOSSII. 16. We learn from the frontiers of France. that, not• withstanding the issavrporation of the .young sol diers of the classes of 1916 and 1917. according to the King'. Ordinances of the 49th Sept. last. the French army will not reach the number of 15%000 ore. The regiments which by the Ordinance should hive SOO men and-more, do not number et present r ollers 960.—( Brunets Papers, Oct. 17.) GERMAN PAPERS. tritom 11111 main. surswesxs 48. The rectification of the frontiers between France and Germany on the north, is *gain put off, and it is not thought that it will be continued before the spring; the reasons of this delay are not known, but it is probable without foundation that some people attribute it to particular difficulties, or con• dude that new modifications may he made in the Treaty of 40th November, 1815. It were certainly much to be wished that this matter might be soon aminged, as the uncertainty of the froutsers hither to existing causes many dispute.. The great works carrying on upon the fortresses in . Be!gins* and Rhenish Prussia attract much attention in France. The fresh system of defence, it is true, his been discussed at Paris, in numerous confer.. terms, but in the course of this year nothing can be I,done, because no food is set apart for this purpose in the Budget of 1819; but it is intended to in elude • large sum for the system of defence in the Budget of IS4o ; and if the Chambers approve it, se cannot be doubted, the plan will finally be de termined upon. We still have complaints from Rhenish Pretoria, that the new Tilriff hinders trade. A few weeks hack it was hoped some change would be mide in the new Edict ; the representations made tit Berlin were said to hate been well received. It is now con sidered as certain, that no modification will be made for Rhenish Prussia, and this news has put an end to all the hopes that were entertained. The liability to military service is also a cause of many perhaps ill.fotoded complaints; it was hoped that the system of taking substitutes, as it is prac tised in France, would be adopted, hut this ex• pectation has also teen disappointed. On the other band, it is confidently affirmed that the organize tine% of the Courts of Justice in Rhenish Prussia 'still subsist on the same footing as hitherto.-- (61Ugesteine Zither's., October • BERLIN, OCTOSIIIt 5. Our Representative Constitution will soon he determined upon. The King bid at sn early period appointed s Committee of the Council of State, to tiEcomplish the impatient work. Three of the Ministers of State afterwards travelled through all the provinces of the kingdom. to cop• stilt the most enlightened iiihsbitants. and to sc. qaire local knowledge. Now 'hit the °Muscles are removed, or on the point of being so. the King has named n ComMittee of a few Members, of which Prince Hardetibetg is President. to draw op a complete prnirit of a Conititution. They will proceed without delay, and submit the re sult of their labours to the above-mentioned Committee of the Contwil of State. The lath article of the Act of Confederation, and the well known Edict of 23d May 1815, are' the basis on whirls this work will be fotinded ; and there is no doubt that it will be calculated, without excep. bon, on the teat welfare and wants of the nation, and of all classes composing it. The Prussian State has been often most unjustly re. proached with not fulfilling the word of its Ring ; nay, the evidence of foreign jouroals bas gone 00 far as to assert that treasonable intrigues had been falsely alleged to exist to have a pretext for not fulfilling Ilse Royal promise. The Tribu nals may decide on those intrigues according to the laws, but the accusation is lull miserable to merit any thing but cotitentpt. The above unjust reproach is wholly unfounded., The writer then proceeds to skew the mamas which have hitherto prevented tlie intiodiation of a general Constitution into Prussia, for alMost all the provinces had representative Con. atitutions of tlwir own, and the great difference be.. tween them was one of the main difficulties in draw. ing up a Constitution for the whole kingdom, which should be agreeable to. all. The King issued his Edict of 234 Rimy 181. f, quite voluntarily and befOre the Act bf Confederation was concloded, the new war iucreised the* difficulties already subsist sum anti it was certainly better not to be too ieci;. pirate„ bat to proceed coolly, and upon fixed 'sin. ciplee, to the object in view, rather than raise in haste an imperfect and tiosolid edifice to gratity the thoughtless clamour of ill-judged laspatiesce. —(ionLfort Gazette. Oct. 10.) PARIS PAPERS. _ PAINS, OCTOIZI 16. this being the inniveitery of the hoe Queen% deeth o •ll the theatres rill remain cloned. The Princess of Wale/ arrived at Lyons on the bight sof the I Ith instaat.acconipanied by a suite of nine pelso as. Oa the 13th. the appeared at tha theatre. Her Royal was 'tweeted letter. day in Paris. ; of the Cousteas The new Queen be the Is.b inettitt. spell% beetb. A !Wet bons amie Jasr us le, and among them the Meilitellr, announcit the arrival of the Prince* of Wales. Up to this moment there is no knoirlealre of her arrival at the English Ambassador's, the seat of Government, or at any of the great hotels where English personages of distinction reside.—( Le ciatolidienne.) The Moseiteer of Saturday last oltcialTy pub lisped the Royal Ordinance, dated the 14th in stant, convoking the Chambers for the 15th of nett month. The William. on English ship, haring a crew of seven men, and a cargo of 351 packs of wool, was wrecked on the coast of Berck, near Mon► tretail, daring the night of the 7th instant. One Than has perished. Two hundred and eighty of the packs which were sawed, have. by the care of the public authorities, been lodged in a wares house. Letters from Madrid say, that the dorm inspired by the progrtgv of the fever has even extended to Madrid, as the contagion had already appeared in several towns of Andalusia. All the gates of the capital were kept closed, except two, the car* of which was consigned to the inhabitants, and no net• son from Andalusia or the south of Spain was suffered to pass. It was thought, that, from prudential motives, the Queen would stop at Burgos. INIIDIELIZRO, OCTOStIIt e. The chains forged at Carlsbad are not so well tisetted as WON perhaps. suspected. What we foresaw is confirmed. The secondary Powers be gin to be in agitation ; and our Grand Duke must be numbered with those who are diosatisfied. MADRID, OCTOBER 5. (gficcial.l The progress of the yellow fever in the town of San Fernando (hie of Lean), is now arrived at its highest point, for since the 15th of September, when t h e sick amounted to 1080, the number has continually diminished, until the 24th, when the number amounted only to 495. The must violent crisis of the malady at Cadiz WOW also to have passed. On the 29th the num ber of the sick was 4,075, and that of the deaths 62. Chichnia and Puerto-Santa-Maris, suffer equally from this scourge. It cannot be Rid that Rota and Xerez are free from it, although by the latest intelligence there were only fire sick in each of these towns, and the authorities had displayed Au emu st activity to prevent the progress of the dlmase s by ititating immediately those who were first affected by it. All the other towns of the maritime province, in chiding Porto Real, continue to enjoy good health. An unexpected event has mitered all the soli citude of the Government. Although the Junta of ['oldie Health of Seville had, on the 18th of September, bfficially declared that no indication of the malady had manifested itself in that city, the symptoms of it were suddenly discovered on the following day in the suburbs of Santa Cruz; and on the tltth the number of sick had amounted to 93, of whom 10 had died, and three were conva. !merit. MADRAS PAPERS. fort, until General Doveton's batteries are ready tit open, as their dung so will divert the attention of the besieged. and prevent oar losing to many men as we might do if we took immediate posaeraion. Jetwnsit Rao Lar (the Kinkier) will, we have no doubt, be treated as a rebel. CALCUTTA. MARCH 16. Accounts were received on Saturday last of the total loss of the ship Paragon, on Saugor Sand, doting the night of Wednesday last. She had an chored the same morning, but afterwards drifted and struck on the sand. She received so much injury. that in a short time afterwards the water could not be kept under by the pumps; and the Captain, officers, crew, and passengers, had scarcely been removed ioto the Sophia, pilot vessel, when the Pa ragon went down, and with her an unfortunate Portuguese seacunny, who was a pssseuger. and who it is asiu positively refused to suit the ship. We ore concerned to add, that not an article belonging to the cargo or the passengers has been saved. The Sophia resolved Kedgeree on Friday, with the suit ferers from this calamity, whale condition in thus reaching this country may be more easily conceived than described! et the Patsiet the porton battle took place - . del - rated the Royalist ferny, 500 killed of prisoners Madre* Papeee 11 the 11084 The) , reeeateeicabe the Asseergher by the Briteh Morro or surrender is not detail• had not then iiirtyed some particulars respeedng the are Mated, by ishicis Si had opened on the teem or Merck and sees effected day or two it was expected cable. JesirusT Rao amain the fottnia, had, to the liege, retuned to Commander, which it nations as practised in I quitror in treating this unfortunate We, however, are not aware cognised among the several would warrant an ch a presumption tously assumed in the Madfas the Governor of s fame's, soother Power, refusiog according to the terms be treated as • rebel and whore authority he hesitated the officer be a rebel, his e- the right to punish a► pardon , the sake of the British character . expressed both in Parliament and Proprietors upon the subject -_ Killidor of Talneir, by order a Sir THOMAS Ul5. LOP, have long ere this reached the eyes of our officers in India, as they will contribute to dispel some erroneous ideas of national rights, which, or fear, have been too general!) , entertaintlcl among out codntrymen in the toot. These Papers repeat what has been already pub lished in our Paper, respeCting the Treaty which was concluded by the Honourable Sir STAMFORD RAFFLES, on the part of the Most Noble the Go biterroe-GewEitsi., with the Sultan of Pineal and Tomangong of SINCAPORE, establishing • Brinell Residency at the latter place, under Major Fsrt. *visa. The acqiiisition of this settlement is ri. seeded in the East as a master-stroke of policy, wd ell parties- unite in extolling the penetration, son tit', and decision of Governor Rairet.ss. The en. iieenthing spirit of the Dutch, who, not satisfied to enjoy the valuable possessions in the East shire they derived from the extreme facility of die Rio tish Government, 'time' readied to drive theirilipd• matured bemfitctors altogether, out of the tradee4 the East Indian lolanda, which is molly and bona fide the most valuable portiou bf European com merce with that quartet of the world. !twos for tahate for this country that the British interests were at such a time initiate) to a geotleisan who, from experience and natural pialificationst 'was so admirably calculated to detect and frustrate all the machinations of the Duch. This near settlement has placed a firm barrier against the progress of their ungenerous monopolising spirit. while it Words the fullest protection to [Tribal corn meter, and enables us to watch the manures of our Batavian competitors. It cannot be surpris ing that in all the published dispatches and com munications from Batavia t the Government at home, we should uniformly find Sir T. S. RA/FM Mode the subject of censure and able/ply. The Dutch have found him too active ih defending the manniertial rights of his cobility, not to merit tlwir fullest haired ; and we should not be much sur prised if, deceived by the representations of its agents in the East, the Netherlands Government were to complain to the British Gotominseat of h:s hostility to the intereint tst Holland. It is very justly obierved, that a battle is foist described by a spectator it a distances The follow ing observations dpen the political state of England, which are extracted frost an American Journal, boast this recommendation : " In cardinal points there wall but little ditif , rs ewe between the administration of PITT and lux. though to the former may be *scribed the present state or thinly, which has been globosity arquiring a form which new threatens serious injury—and, had the latter lived end enjoyed a more general shore of public confidence, a portion of these estis would not helm been known, Great Britain mimed her aim when she became a 'great Mifitory ninon. To acquire great maritime infiltrate, was probably' . •• - - 111111111111111;N -A1414, • 'll% N, .-dP -I -Ts 4% N N ‘r•s..,i‘. . i lk°,- " - :• 4 ' r '' : ... IP . • . ' v ' - 77• 171r9 T r."‘ • . ', ~,..", , • ‘. -.- • . .--wir • s i l• • . ... 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At tee, the arriypee. 1 Iseelesetoll_.. * • ' ' ~ AIL weer, Geniilß,' alba ' Willa; had 'atemprod•st woo ' ' illakh he deter ended is puss the drew Seireatees, and at twelve met the r Misibtee Flesh • - laity sat , Y - ‘..c., General Dovetoo moves on the list to • bet- 'estimated at troy, who llefl tiered overstate . cirosavoisiorwsitiesmishrupo mrsettot- •Tinuis.—fitix4o-dbajdfs• ihsfsitie•ll4 - 7- .. - • Iliertioeeos of Wales, under the title of Coon. ter position ; and in a day at tem at farthest bat- great number 'lily anfaveereile pesitiuo. IS which we were so 'es wi . .. isioentoory be MI while IlselAsh army ef Mew Gresede. t„.. • 'Peamiroter, .ocreuga * _ tem d'9ldie, airived esterday (Friday) in Paris, series will be opened on' the fort, from the noetlw -bob tssops SI The Ant bouillon of the Xings, loth some eowitiaies of .... Tbe king of Wirieraber_g , a. he poised through bee Lyints.-- ( Le Consiihatiotenel./ east an k. oo thii anemic du. oSetlve; trolled or oh-Ndkaatisto show.-webs . Wesallhst Ws ids way to Wiemsw• hwt! - • - st - eosifese•eft sonsa - Jou tos i s . an d *moor them the Mossestar, We do not intend to take possession of the lower . _ %airs Pei k k Distrint ann. and'? Gene* Wee of Mew Grenada. A °I dace on the 46th July, I s Loyalist army, whore Iris 1 and coonded, beside s , re mid deserter.. The kin. t. ikatinguisbid tbeina i ly ei 011111 t 17th of April have *trivet apt's'', of tfie (*ome n o f IA troops, bnt whether fir I. of 'inentioned, is the offirrel iniciyed at the Previdency. riM Aug the siege of the fortres s tie St appears that the bittern, , on the morning of the totli mitt' a breach, which ill 1.1 7 Cted would be made praci i . o Lan, the con. up " ad, on negociatioo items, give it op to the Brintii woold seem by the hip o f '- India, would justify the col. " A. Infortatiate °Cm as a mho, ware of any law of nations re. L ig end Powers of Eue,,,, e w i n d, g" 'onniption as we find " pas t . MAW. Paper, namely, fist is, ceded by his Suvereigo to A - ' to surrtonder such fortress of the asreemerit, should and hanged by the Power ailed to acknowledge. If It , tis own Sovereign alone h.l ordoo his. We hope, for tb character, that th e opinioLt isment and in the Court of lbject of the execution of the artier a Sir TH.,A, reached the eyes of our consistent with her policy fie a icoinuercial and ma- nufacturing people ; aod bei<tittlly while her ethos were confined to the Merin* and renown of bet navy, she not only mossopolited Valle and com- merce, but acquitted a very einamendinginflartwe among the Ovsersemistito of ,111 arope. The ambi- tion, however, or being welint *Olney sod aloe a greet navel Poen.. len to a very ',Timis injory to the British. goshisii. by its position, was in- tended only fore snivel Power : but, sedured by the martial 'display of Net oteen—.l9y his battles, his victim-See, and his bingeing, the Ministry were restless until the nation woo ylenrille all the expesee, the despe, and the deebtfel Woe •walker: erinsiessinN they tAidied,l . nifb s tr. • . THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNPADAY, OCTOBIR 20. ISI9. The Paris Papers of Saturday last notice the arrival of her Royal Highntais the Princess of Watts at Lyons, on the 1 ttli instant, attended by a suite of • persons, and ane of them assures its readers that the illustrious traveller had arrived in Paris. This latter statement was denied by another Journal, but as the arrival of her Royal Highness in Lyons on the 11th, snit her appearance et the Theatre of that city, are asserted positively, and as it is also understood that the Princess purposed to proceed to Paris, the Journal which notified her arrival was probably correct. A private letter from Rome states, that Mr. CaNuttto had an interview with the Princess at Milan on the 41st of last month. It is believed that her Royal Highness is now proceeding to Lon don for the 'purpose of prosecuting her claim to the payment of certain bonds, which it is alleged were executed in her favour by her brother, the late Duke of BRUNSWICK. Our readers are already aware that -the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Count Mitxrrnit, exe cutors of the will of the late Duke, do not recognise the authenticity of these instruments, and the matter is now submitted to the judicial tribunals of this country. His Royal Highness the Duke orCumstaLAND left Berlin on the nth of this month for Warsaw. A r. official article from Madrid communicates the gratifying assurance, that the yellow fever, which has hitherto raged with such malignity at Clubs', and in the Isle of Leon, ha. in some degree abated its fury. A private letter adds, that some rain bad fallen, to which, probably, this beneficial change may Ve in some degree attributed. But in the mean time the disease has spread to Seville and other places, and apprehentions of its approach are entertained even in Madrid. The strictest precau tions are adopted respecting the admission or per woe from those parts of the kingdom which are considered infected. In this general alarm. the expedition seems to be forgotten. The Qom( will, it is said, be initructed not to enter Madrid until the danger lies diminished; and in the mean lime her Malesre will hold - her little Court at Burgos. The French 5 per Cent.. are 70 f. Sc. ; Bank Stock, 1,465 1. We lately noticed a Proclamation issued by the Elector of Hesse-C•sstr., anninncing the esta blishment of a Central Commission at Mentz by the Diet at Frankfort. for the trial of ell subjects of the German Confederatibii charged with conspiracy and sedition. It will be seen in our extracts front the Papers brought by the FleadeM Mail which has arrived. that the Courts of Jus tice at Berlin have laid • protest before leis Majesty, complaining of this ektraordinary rhicliction, which bag been favourably received. It Is also said; that the King of WiItTEMIIIIIte has strongly remonstrated against it. and is revolved to prevent its operation within his State% No Prince lb the Confederation of tiertnany, who respects his own independence, or the rights of his people. can acknowledge such an authority. It would be to divest himself of the allegiance du* to him by his stibjectir as the prier of his proirc. Lion, and imam both to a new.ereitted arbitrary MADRAS. APRIL 14. The gratifying intelligence of the fall of Asserr- Oar reached the Presidency yesterday. We wait with impatience for the official details. BOMBAY. The &age of At/rev:char has been en tered on with much spirit, and from the well-known cha racter of our Generala, we anticipate being very soon enabled to report its fall. Our correspondent relates, that farther oegociation being fruitless, and . 3eowuut Rao refusing to deliver it up, the siege commenced on the 18th instant, and the Pettah was stormed and carried in great style, by de tachments from the Royals, the 30th, and 67th, the Madras Earopein regiamat, the Wallajah bad light infantry L ,c. Ma whole commanded by Colonel Proem at ter Royals: our toss was trifling. Major MK-104 Deputy Quarter- Master-Gieereiel, and Lieutenant Bland, of the Royals, woutided ; and Privates killed, and t 5 woinded. We were here in quiet possession*, when 'limit num% Co the pickets were preparing to Mount, a party a A rubs\ who had crept thtirercei red, Close to die Pettah cliched in *pop us ; Col. Fraser, who Colinsandee, started up, and called to the wen to stand tb their anus, but he had hardly got the words out of his mouth when he was struck by a jinjall shot in the forehead, and he fell never to rise agars; one or two Europtioi Wer e killed at th e same limas, sad tr. Ofters srawnded. A battery was formed on the loth ter lie In-peendere, One 114 and two siortars, %AO opened at dePhght on the god). • ' ewe • • • Royal Highness was 'stinted yester- god). ands breach woo won mode. which is a day , power. She Dullish ioeogaita l , under the title or two will be practicable: the endby's guns make An express arrived at Brimels on the 16th from to Old,. la devil of a aerie, but the shot grin all ova no. the Mager. announcing the death of her Royal !ems of Sipao will satire at Madrid Ask* this some* I be 4 hothaVer to oak* ea klighoets the Duchess of Baums*lca. stem. the lowlier's/ of the W*t of - ocolikett:oo, araeti§ oseeitatioy dump at Ho bpi. —k m . . d e w 4. ' M , . • im e am. nem As oiliciol report of tho italiterf °pasties ht .. • • IT a Sao Aodirot of the let Of (Mahon io the - p u p, Ma& Ame ri co coollease dot.moooma a die mu. .. _ . Ars:A i • '. - . -- ^~~~ \