The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

l 0• t I irettA4l6) t 14 1 lir 11 1:-Iii ratob il. * • * 1 all 1 .. 1 lif ..". MI , _ ____ itioNDAY, JUNE 23. 1310. .4nu' !' rtit% l,i~' _''' ^' gyMBER 2315' __~ . ' „ PRICE RIXPINCR-RAL. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. VAUXHALL. giojoetbe ?sheen* of hisdto).ll Highness the PRINCE of WALES. i ti EVENING. Mnil.lay, Juts. 25, will he a GRAND GALA and Brilliant Exhibition of TIRE wow , 64.—Dmors open at Seven, and the Concert wig at Eked o'Clock. •.• BIIIC II way be vectored Irian application at the Gar draft,* ten is the monolog until three in the afternoon. UNION FIRE-OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON, ESTABLISHED IN ilia, OR the buitrassee of all kipeds of Building'. F Household Furniture, Ltteneile nod St..ck in• Trade, is Trott, or en Comdii•sinii, Fanning Stork, and Ships is flarbonl. in Dock, us while lissilsling, tin,. Lori or Damage by Fat, Sep tennially, Annually, el for short periods. Persons whose Policies become dam at MIDSUMMER next, are respeetfully aufortned, that they will lose the Be nefit of tile said Policies, if the Premium sad Duty are not paid ea er before the 9th day of July; too. Polirive d :had. and upwards, gratis. • Liners by Fire, by Lightning, hare always been made good by this Society. • • Fanning Sleek at xi. per teat. without the Sewerage clavier. By Order, C. P. GALARIN, Secretary. • Union FirtmOlke, Julie Is, ISIO. THF. RF.NEFIT OF ML GRIMALDI. • NEW THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. yrO..MOItHOW. TUESDAY. June 26. um, will bestial the Comedy of EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT. sir Robert Ramble, Mr. C Eatable; Mr. Roles, Mr. Us. Ina: Mr Harmnov, Mr. Standee; Mr. Meld. Mr. Farley. Iles Placid, Slis C. {triable. Earle, Pky, a New Dance, foe that *tot nely, mant p,,,j by Mr Grimaldi, called, " Tier Hold Merjeant; or, Fairly aks." Principal Characters,Dolovut„ Mr. Grimaldi ; met Mime Adams; who will introduce the Imamate Roulasord Hornpipe In the course of the will he pane a new Nang, rall.ll, " Honey and r.rn iue hnly Gii-Nbehlee Munn by Mr.Grinirt ai; aau Ne , w Song, by Mr. Meedea ; mid an Irish Soar. by Mr, Weld, IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.—Just 11, into. lIIHE ?011ie are ralmetfully reminded that Re teipte for Policies falliaa due at MIDSUMMER are ready, at their Offices, in San court, Combat, and St. Jaineres.atreet, mud alwr in the bands ut their Agents, iu the priiieipal cities and towns. 'lbis Office :rants Policies for Short 'cried., and allows a &would on all Premiums and Duty pa id fur more that see year The terms of the OMee will be fonwl, in all eases, as ma dciate ar those &any' and alt elniois mufti dm Ofilalutiß be adjusted with liberality *.ad prompti tude?. Fiirmiar Stock it Insare.l wencrully at 2s. per rent and Worry, canoed by Lightning, SIC Ity this nick good. JOHN DAY, Swreturg. To conclude with the Pantomime of - HARLIM AN I) MOTH Elt GOOSE or, The ciRLDFiN EG4i. g i ddr hi,Mr tiol.-evia,yana Clown, Mr. GAMMA' ; mid C.iliindein, Ills. Adams. Teti ts to be bad of Mr. Crimaltli, No. 4, Haynes's-rim, fold Cali snit iret nail of Mr. Orandiao, at the Theatre, o u r r• ti OA 1001(111 may be taliess. ---AQI'ATICTHEATSE, SADLER'S WELLS. PHONI N. FIRE-OFT IC C. v y . jump ; Ls !.. Anti f..14...vi.qc tVeIIOY-4 11 , pritsoxs l'arreents fall due .1 j. prtorEAN TRANsr()RitATioNsol th e m a .s, at al Dsu m air rtioo,„ to fake maim, that ? o dor; a urn Paati,-nille, called THE Awl - Roux:Eß ; Printed Receipts ore nolo rattle at the ()freesia Losolard•strect, or, Hark quill aud IllooreN Ilmatrark ; Clown. Mr. Grimaldi. : and Charing-crow; and with the serer4l Agents of the Company A ttorolop.• tin the Pantomime) by Miss IVO. WASS. TINS i* the CINIRI/V. L 41 ..10111,, IS t.. conclode with a are Caledonian Aquatic The Hates Insaranee upon V.Ovii in Port, und NOISEI et ',(041.`41.d partly spun the popolar poem of Mar- eh-iodize id VAS'S:LWOW% is the Port of London, hate been aim) called THE SPECTRE' KNIGHT Pridelll4l Cita• i reduced as follows i Year la Mouths .1 Months veins—Messrs. Asada, Hartland, Ridgway, Kies, Pre, A. la Warelsooms at the West Radio Seimilierst and Sperlre Knight, Mr Grimaldi, (es Ducks 29.0d. rept on Tuesilly evening. wh, ait win ue performed by Mr. In ditto of th• Rail India Cote - lie. • Ifi r thisd`; Misses Jethrt, Brawn, Worginan. and Mrs. C. ! posy 4. Gd. H. Oil. Wilts. • Pr-Meinll Scenery—Monsitclootia View, with a Co. •IS ditto, at the London Dock to lid. go. od. is. 6d. watt and Hermit's ('ace; Reim Of so ancient Monastery ; liesssrel losorauess on Menhir the celebrated Ilasaltte Cavern is the Isle of Stage, fro o a dist, in all or sly 1Y irels,ovres .se std. se oil. as. ed. 11 , 1 , 04 in Slur possession .4 *Dorsal i, req. of Stag.; • • Ships is Port. and Cargo oil Edinbn , gb Castle; rplendid Fumy %echo, sub au board the saw.. ...... ye. nil. ts. od. a-A.18.14g. met as immense Lake of real Water, with a I The Rate of Premosin owe Nferchaarliv, and gtock to (.nod Aquat'c Fete. suit a Wet., Consbat. The Eittertido• Trade. will nut I.e increase Iby this Company, ou A:TOS it of seats 'nitro by Mr C DihJia, jots; the Masic by Mr. t h e Amount Reeve; the Fctnery by Mr Audrey/iv Itiuurrioces sir Property on the Continent of &trope, in tl see, at ; Pit, yu. ; Gelery, ta. tie Elm 4.01 Wog and Am 91 -rien, ensti , • to tie esrrted Doom open nt Half past Five. wed beZl.l at Ifulf-piset Sig. apse demo w i t h ,i r k,. • TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Jugs Hi, lota. NB. No Charge wilt be ands by this Offi,e (r Policies of TIE CO II hl ISSIi )N ER4 for comeisselisir instucirc up mon Su. of Three Han.lred Pounds or up w ar ds. lt,i;eito'sPrassrote Merrier, for ta(44e Care stßick and Alteodauce ni give*, right and day, at the several Engine W.I. !al v..toses, cord for the rare and Cr ibiets of Prisover• ief Stations bolaoling to the Colmilanl• JENRIN JONI?qi lrir, iii /p.n.', vino , Notice, That they wilt he ready, at thii se TIMRSDAY, tle stA of lady, ism, to re- • Prlerr, moot treat tai'h Notch Persoot as ma:, I r e wit/. He to ree'racr for sopa/Ikg the weiev.otentioreed 4 ritetes, for tsdse q0 ,,i71 far th , ..er tee of PRISON ERS qj WAIL sod • v.l WOUNDED SEAMEN, t in. FE 4TH El PILL° WS. SHOES • FLANNEL. FLANNEL IMIMPISES E F.Ts INNSL siniurs LINEN NHIRTS N11:14T CAPS. 1111 LINEN. Te• is 64. is oa. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON. TTim ae.cripti,„, of insurance is of inceintahie importance to MI omen's.. Bolding Annuities, Leaser, ow °Sees, &rodent on Lire', Of whose Inman cease with Life. Faitotple?-1 person, thirty years of age, may, by tire malt anneal payment of 131. 70. Id Strafe nai4 (to his family, we otherwise, ea he fens direct, at his at4lls Ans other sum may be iiisored le manner, and at any ugh( rtg e. floe person may ignore aoissine's life, to the murmur sassy interest he may bust an the contintiauce thee , or. Itio Entrance %Joey or Admission Fine regpsirea Charge fof Policies or Certificates of Renewal. No Registry of Amigerneota repined. A Isrze Commission 'Hosed to SJlicivor,cor other persona procoring I WU/1;1re). W REF.THAII, Sec. • rat be reeeire.r *her Oat eTfeek on Me Day ee se!ers tie Paite, or on .4zeet /or etwt he nerae.revetell 6q a ret iVe Prr.73e, eV/7.4160.Z to 1 ,, ( . 114e bOtla Ind I to tit Sim of f-540 for the doe perree.a -....,tr,:t. e.e Fr",:....rtie r,.;r•.irrlara Nei, be kelon, by IPPlgli'lZ at Skit (Kett 4e Tree.: a 14." Sterek.eper °entree, [rag , 'names erect. if;HTFOI •ncl COOPER, St their (.3)11.4-rivr. PAPER-HANGING ISAIEHOUSE, No. is, Cl hoed %fleet, New flood-street, be leave to re tons their Eviteful limit's to the Nobility and Gentry, and those Friends who base honoured them with their enm• mends and recolionendatioos, and to samara them that they shall ever ent.inue to rotsilnct their hosioess on the same prior titles, aitk respect to purroishty and 11,spaith in the eseeutoid of the r ottler , , as well as economy in the.rctiarges, which their rapidlv-iiirreasing Connexion datters them with the limps have bill;ettn been approved. Tip'!" respectfully invite those Ladies Gentlemen, who purpose mobilo% Soy alteration in the interior ortinnveats of their houses, to an inspection of the areal •aftay .if every boot of decoration which is on view at their Vt-tr , •0114.4., as above, and +bleb is so arranged as to siren the fall arra t of a finished room. N R. The moat bkilthil workmen sent to any past of the country. VW .1:So lto a Decree of tor High 4 'our' of Chanter!, bearing ante the ,taih d of Mooch tat on& in a ears, • herein 110 R ACE RRCCF. ao4 rHoilAti tsrci: are Plaint,ffa, and EDWARD aT EW AHT and Olivia are Itefearlanta, sr. citEurroits of SARAH NICKS, late of Red Lion street, Holborn, to the County 11A,:eset, ahu the,' in the month of thetiolter. 17$$, and ✓ ira , , the *Wow of George Hicks, formerly of Peri brow, iu the COUtliV of 4'arnarvon, Esq. are forth. in to maw on and prove ilirir dottio hefore Santoel t'ionnton Coo, Eiof • %Mt.% of the mod Cuart, at tor Chantlwrs, in South • Chaocery-laue, Loudon, or in &faint L▪ otto( they will he racluileil the henctit of the told Deemer. W M 8 E.% R 1 F., csm.r.. place, Tetsple•har, Plaintiff's Solicitor. RRITIOII GALLEItc. 'pills GALLERY. tor the EXHIBITION 11 .1 -IL SUS. of llte woliga of satTISH ARTISTS, on S.ttur•loy, the 911 of July. °pea every d is, from Ten to the FOIVIIIN.4I nye iu tLe Afterooos Admiltante is.; Catalogue* td. VALES FINE GREEN, A R A Keeton: MAPS, CIIARTII, PRINTS, AND DR.AWINtiII. TO DE SOLO BY ACCTION, By CHRISTIE, At his Great Enta.o, 111 P.ll NI 311, on ITEDNEADAT tacit, tlss i;th ity.t ponostialls at jtiIift.VALLIADI.ECOLI.P.,C I I.)); of %14P 4 . (11 AR IN, anal Loose PRINTS -tea DRATITINGA, he late it PlidirSireleo., Bart drc•aa.-1: 'lush are the orional 3ISS of that 'trawl .'bond work, l'o,k's PlAes, dh JIM origt4sl Draw ines,la) Wr!earr„ a o•lded Drammes uif stil.ject.of Natal-MD.l"r, to the S mlb den May he werarell sad Catskagara had. ►puE teal JAPAN BLACKIIt4, mule let DAY and MARTIN —This invaluable * CiminosiVon, 'Oh hatf the metal labour, artselutes the most brillinia jet 'Lurk ever beltfld, affords peculiarnourislansent to the leather, • and suit the finest limo, is perfectly free rival any uon!ra- List etnetl , and will retain its rn IC.. to any climate. SA4, whAritale, by D3l, and Martin, at the !tlanufactory, q 7, Ni:11 Holborn. be F. hy, NO. 7, Trivistoik-street ; R . • Day, no, fisalli.w.street ; Aztsd, No. 1, Melt-lane ; the 4)41 Bootmakert, Perfumery, and Oilmen, in the 'Ale. teoskdri, and in every Town throughout the Visited K ingduan, u. stone but the, price is. fitl. each. No half-pints made. VAI.PABLE 11.lBlIARY TO Bli SOLD BY AUCTION, By He At his Great Boum, in Pall Mall, THIS, and &Boning Days, at One, GE:Xt.:INF, VA1.14!4* LIBRARY of /1 BOOKS, consisting chi.dly thwissity, Missies, and Enciish dittsiiiiities, the property of • Gentleman deceased, and liennztit from hes late residence near Maidstone, Kent. Aiming these win he timed The tieutlemau's Nfagmine, y o u. :cal nista ..f Enrope, Isiah al, lorsley 's Britannia llasteirs heat, Morion's Northamptonshire, Bin lea's Dirtionarv, saupbaci• Kuster., Berudidns, a Gale, and Stephan. Tlwsaains Lingual Graeae, with the appendix, rids. mostly fine o "pies, and Mooed condition. To be Tiered and Catalognes CHING'S PATENT STORM LOZENGES. %1S ore the m..t fretrient source.% or r Disesers.—'fbeir symptoms terry P:eent and I :eardtau of Clitlitirea should be aripairtetl with. They lost of apprtile. s pairs's* of the colour of the tits triali.as awl irregalar state of the Bowels, atteudtti afi.a 0.111 tittles; pan"; they kin as ronsolstoos ; 'hey growth of the hoiirr awl they rare fatal, bly en n-iptiniptiou or &oat. Bah as a prevent's - r tail of three Slltin In complaint., the above r‘rclictsi If .1 , .s.te N nussestally , on the irtlintOny of the in this r iuntrt, both in rank sail resateetaltility, t . ism's' u. rqual. Their public opproltattues, given to IlaL '.1" 1 0 0, front s Amoral kst...se , tsl;c of its iroi.derfal No' 'e , s in their own families, stamp., its merit beyun•l and gives a portion to it, of which no oilier M,Jit:ne b 41 4. Pari'nts 01111111, Irby have the rare ''"" "ft, sh•old ili'• ,windy as • family Ilrilir:te quit to wheorver or Bowels of Cilsl.lres 4 'aoi say (I , sookred, ult.rh a will gasps bit lus.td to •d I wholesale 17411 o U.I. at Mid( and Bastleee, Na I. `•. 1.4. tot am. by genii. iratth .InJ Nan •, •1. ..EJ F.411..1.n0 ; lad ki.ucter... It %tootkaur,tturs ; 8.13 41, ••• n.rtth , ' . C... Plyi:lo.oth ; • ie. 11. MIL C..14.5i0) . 1 • 104 4 • }lags. r 4. 'e, and la. se highest iniport to our future progress in flee ; and 1 trust, that the conduct of the troops, so 'tonne bowing -street, Jane 21. 1810. ing the works, will be deeined,woriby.of your Ex- Dispatches have been received at the Office of cetlency's approbation. ealeautagea have the Earl of Liverpool. from Lieutenant-General Sir not beets cheaply obtained ; for 1 hare been tit , . John Stuart, dated Alessint,24th April. tis to. tome rived pf the aid of some . or or moo duoingui.i.ed mating the copy of a dispatch and inclosure from ansoogst os : Captaiu Wyo.) ..rd. Assistant Adjue Brigadiel-Generpl Oswald, of which the following tante neral ; Major Church, Assistant, Quarter. are copies. Master-Gruersal; supertnirndentoft c Greek light Read Qsarters, camp, before St. Rams, infantry : Major Oswald, of tie. Calabrese akviiiion; Marriage, 'SOO: Captain Vince,'" (tithe same ye:y*4 and captain Si have the honour to report to your Ex- Parker, of the . Roy 4 Engine , n; ell mest ouri cellency, that the troops. with the naval force t u t- miaow, and valtuside . Officers, .are arnosigat • this der the orders of Cambria Eyre. His . Mujesty's ship %%omitted. With heartfelt pleasure 1 .state their Magnificent. as per margins. sailed from &site wotruds to be of a nature to give hopes that- they on the morning of the 21st, and reached the island nil' Loon return to their respectisie stations.. thee - of St. Maura the sauna evening. Early the . next the wheli,eicelitidg CoiptinnYloceneo. with Whiten day, the army disembarked to the southward of the merits your Excedeuey is . wie Weippiiuted, on town. The enemy retiring from the hatterieSi on wounded of ell ranks promise speedy ree•eels awe the approach of Hts Majesty's ship Imogene and gun- nu permanent injury.. . • boats, the troop* lannechately moved torwaral. Lieut. The anxiety of Mr; to the Colonel Lowe, cominandine the advance , a portion forces, to lend Isis iitsiesliate - hits is of which (Greek light infantry).. under Major th e pt ua ti on Ai b ec o m e I • •,elf aalifferor ; fortis. Church. was kept upon the ,leis and drove a party 1 1 nate!, not an much so xis to prevesa Win fill per. of Athenians from the adjacent tAlighb. - The mien I fottninjt the functions be so diligeolly aid ably dim was found In be es'gestated;lien.Census having with c h s i ge% trealeffilde lances loinohnung to above.ami •thoweand k wan k, e iseeeatew j,,, o , D a e * 'nee) letitea into the fatltess and strong fir i domik • instate the Merits dfiadliwtoali. hilt 1 ten •bassuel contingent thereto ;at the same time acquainting t o n otic e the promptness with 'kith; at est teed the civil adminiatiatiosi with his any longer cr itical rnoincio, my orders - were couveyed to big to protect them. jor Clarke, by Lieutenant Ilitzeniililer, of the The fortress of St. Masora is situated upon a nor- ILoy sl Corsican A d :,rnp, au old row sandy inhume of three miles in length. which and deterring officer; and which afforded the „.18/.. joins it to she sidesid, and it has. Maisie*. a direct I jor an ithisierrlateopportinsity fitgriestlyronineuting communication with the town by a singularly-mar- to the snetess of the day. Mr. Formai govt. me rite row causeway. nearly a mile in length. The neck seutial utl ebonite the to trete iii the at :ark woe of land is defended by two strong redoubts. and j one of the forentoet is manifestnig the wial mod an intrenchinent regularly coustructed. and ca. courage with which His Majesty's service spoil all pable of such a resistauce as led the enemy to de- occasions inspires him dare they avoid arrest our progress fur a mouth at The enemy is now pent sip within has well.. sad least. Lieutenant-Colonel Lowe heiug kit to watch due df the posts we gan,ed from hin Is favors/ably the enemy's movements from the town, supported placed for eantenemting our aaproacheis. .siticka by Colonel Weider and two battalions, I proceeded however the tkorrows,.. of the grou:in reseiesa with a portion of Light infantry to reconnoitre the Genii and baboriotts. Herewith I trssemit to your Isthmus. Major Church. I found, had already, Eecellency returns of oar k:ded.- weurirli ii, sod with foist companies of the Greek light iufantry, misting. loge . her with list- of the captored evade goilstitly carried the first re.iouht ; the enemy re- mince. I hare the :.onout to be: kr. teing upon his nett intrenchinena. where he re- (SIIP'" (1 ) .1. Oillt %CD, . sained in force, aissidisously employed its complet- • Cr•mliinaitisig eh. ttospi in tin! I..nia.. Ms. ing its defeuce. It was olivions that tot time ought To nsf excetleoriSie tehei stunt, Cumin:nicks to be lost in carrying this work ; accordingly, the is-Chief of flui aleyesty's Force-. ' batteliou of detachments under Major Clarke, 35:h so c iy. • regiment. was called from the town to suppost the A dispatch. of whiep the fobowiee is a ropyeites attack, which previous success and the best apps- bean received as the `Ace of the Earl ef Liv e rpool, rent disposition induced me to confide-to the. Greek from Lieutenant-Geer/el Sir Jolts litorm. chino light tufautry. Captain Eyre. who . did me the Mossimi. April z 6, ;-- honour to land with the troops. directed His Mol jtoio.y'r ship Leonidas to be placed so as to favour the **emit. Captain Brisbaite. R.N. who as• a l s o via shore, conveyed this order sad our iutentiou. to Captain Griffiths. The line to be attacked extended from Sea to Sea, mounted with four piece* of casinos web 0 auk - ed ; a-wet ditch and abatis in front; twinned by about five Innate. d itifentry ; and was so defiled fru:n the Sea as to render it almost secure from the tire of the shipping. Hi. Majesty's ship Leouidas came to UotelOT its close as the water Would admit of; meanwh i le the troop., brined in columns, ap proached, and were to a certain di-lance covered by the ground. On opeising the front of the work they became exposed to • heavy and well-directed fire of grape awl musquestry. The Greeks resorted to their accustomed and in many Gammons appro priate mode of 1/gluiest; nor could the most gal lant efforts of Ma) Church, Captain Tuffin (lis. specters), and others of their offizers, make them advance with that celerity which, on similar neva- Mins, usually coininsorls both safety and success. l ma unequal t.. do justice to the exertions of my staff, to toe officers of the royal artillery, and royal enimer ro, who accom pained sue apes this try ing oc cestun. Captains Eyre and Stephens, of the royal navy, were amongst toe most animated in the Cam. h a, and were both wounded in the display of pro fessimial characteristic valour. Upon fi ding the head of the column could suit he brought to the a.. 53 , 111, I immediately directed Major Clarke to bring up the battalinn or deuichnlents, conaisting of two companies of the Royal Manors, under Captains Snow noel Stuart, tan et:impieties of the Rolle's an tler Majar dr. Basset, Anil two companies Cataliroun Geo corps. tinder Major Oswald. The Royal 'Amines. led by Major Clarke, and headed eh iri racers, broke through the ablest's, and I charged liens the inirenchinents; they were nobly supported by the Rolle's, under Major Russet; anti no delicacy can prevent rue from unlit trig the gal lant exertion of Major Oswald, in bringing forward Isis corp.. The contest was not of long duration; the enemy fl ai at all ponsts, pursued with the bayonet limn work to work ; laud such was his pre cipitetiois, that be not only •hantloned the comp and careson of the attacked line, hut left his re m a g%/fling position, fobmised by Major Clarke's commaud, even to the gates of the fortress. Ills filer. was accelerated by a previously concerted anti eatiemely well executed movement of Liente. HoUlt.(:•110Ut I LOP!, with the rifles of his corps. supported by a company of the 35th, and two companies of the Royal Corsican Rangers. The party, lieedeA by the Lieutenent-Colonel, pushed IMUSeivieg ROC ARR. along the narrow. and perfectly exposed causeway, N..at sad fisisiaaJde 111.asebuld Furniture, hrill:aot large whi,•ti conneers the town with the fortress. This Putt au'l 1.1•1" en. a 11 ••` 1 " ) •*" 1)7 % • i • I u ire aected advance led upon the enemy's rear. and But, Madames Piiats, Palatines, Tstde aud Rea I.loen, c..otttilitted to his so qiiiekly abandoning the strong awl usher Varna* Lerch, Isis the propel ty Ma. r e .bnilit‘, which a fiont attack alone could with Hew davessre. difficulty effect. The Lieutenant-Colons', his TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD RY AUCTION, Br %friars corttsTir and CO. report, speaks highly of (hr good c o nduct of the THIS DAY, and TO-MORIti ill, at Twelve titlark, on olieers and men, end states that Lieutenant it., Premises, $ . . 33, Marcke3ot-setts, 11 , 0-cheriattlive dirtgogss.sh.:d himself by spire, r ain t i r ng, a r remising a %ever.. wound, to r , .str t site EF.Cr L tNT EcTs ; t retreat a part of the rillein.n. whom the taw post Wales& and hed.hos, irdr.bes, 41.c.e t P , mhmite• Mil Stipp., table.. C:lttolly . 4 tire rompelled to retire ; swim of ch.,to. *O4 a ate of tmaimi•vp thews, e0•,..•1 lot parr.. i ft- * limn from the dyke into the water. were (1,1 , 5 . 0.14. lo.otit . reo kslin•r, and n, tar .daable goods, 1 " 0 nutiv , "-' Bl TKO.* C01v . 1.1 . e.l, successfully, opera:as:is Cl the tv iseat.ais on nu Aglyertiv. out at. lv 1w tweed ant ds) friar to the Sale Negri's*. April Air lot. MT Lnao--Sioce ray dlip.iteli y,,,ur ro 011 p. of the 24th inst.. 1 have received. front Briga.lier- General Oswald, the fetishistic! scowl :1%, sirs I have the honour to transmit herewith, of i•ie plete reduction of 'the island and 'fortress it St. Moors. anti of the satmodet of the Fre. force. by which they were garrisoned, to His amt. On the service 'so successfully accom;.lisised Iy Brigudier.Geneml Oswald, it only reniains with toe to esitrrs4 th? imiaolin, hope, that the c., , eh. glirlitet will be as beneficial as the achievement as been brilliant; and that himself and the goalie's% troops wino bare been the companion• of big prise, will receive their best rccompence in their Sovereign's moot gravest. wprnbai•juil. I have the honour to be. &C. : J. STUART. emiall of *alio, Lierst..Geowal. Gem, of St. Mown, Apra 17, 11110. Sin-1 have cat. tine Witillia..':oll 10 10 'our EXCellene), tau. the fortr , .4.lolS. Mem* garrentieregi to Hot Majesty's Arm+ on 111.• WIN nine days after hallertel, 40 r wiltiot of tMe) 320 p.m oler*, six tuatara, were 01.eised iljpilftst it : a V.llllOO of tins artillery, however, hadauly been three d.)• in action. . . The place was perfectly provided is closeout's. and. 1 am lite t.) confe-,, its situation and defences offered yteater 011446 s than 1 apprehended we should have had to coutrud with. The sketch 1 bad the boomer is forward with my last di.patch, will skew to your Excellency the OilfrOor an.l cxposed front we had to work upon; and like% tb.t a due consider'atinn for the ..ha biosiits compelled me to construct the batteries of support at rather too great a distance horn the work. _ The ample supplies which your Excellency promptly dispatched, enabled us to supimi heavy a cannonade and borntrardurent, as t, render it un necesbary to resort to a breeching battery, a roes sure iu contemplation. which the skill :and re sources at all time. di-played by Captain Thacker could. I doubt not. have happily accom plished. The esensy's artalery and interior of the fortress have greatlysuifened; but its walls remelts unimpaired. The troops have performed the hazari"lis atld arduous labours of the siege with characteristic treindity and perseverance. . Daring the operatieas, one or two sight attsnks upon the enemy's oat posts afforded &display of that high degree of discipline and gabuitry which such efforts demand. Upon the evening of the tsth, Capt. Thackerny desiring to ieconniotre the approach and oronnd for the bre4cliiii2 hatters.. then in a g itation, it be came oecerary to drive the' enemy from an intrenchir eneig lie held within three hundredµlv • of his raw p a rt. The service was entrusted to Lieutenant. Colonel Moore. of the 35th regomellt, v,lsr. led the aryls:Wier* of that ree•inent, lie,lit company of It and detachments of the Corsican Ito al marines. Thar turps, pusbtog undauntedly' In-04;0 as heavy fire of !rape and mo .L e t.y, car d the enemy's hue at the flaunt of the bayonet. Upon the LaweLbeSomtsColonel and Captain Thaekeray reporting to me that it was vreLucable to establtah ur troupe there, the de. ‘J - tli it,