The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-13 00:00:00

POREIGIV _IWELt4GENC4". A3lERit;t. • . . •PARTS, Nov. 3.--,- COnite TOL...STOi, Anabassadot' ' Lertbr.frem a Merchant in Buenos Ayres; &Waffling' A trice, . from. Russia to the. CCurt of France, passed' threttah ' - Account ofthe .. ).)roccedings of the Fumes of his Catholi c a- I‘4:liesty,.unner the conunand of Doti Si-. !rico I.s arras Frankfort O m the -.2.5t1i:u1i. in his way to - . P.iris. -.and Ilit it MO N 'T, Viceroy, Governor . and Captain-Gene:ril - OP .t hty firse Sunday e An, December t here wi 11 be ' er fife erovin6es of the River Lie Plata, and those' of the , , Forces of his Britannic 11.1.Ctst ~ • under- 'the command of public rejoicings. ateParje, in cpnit»enioration.oi..the Lieue•General. lOrtri ,W HI 't 11:0 - CKit , from the -Period of 4 Pnivg4ar,Y of the, k;inperer'sgar . otsatione`` '' °" e their disembarkation to attack the said Capital, until t;ir.:r' In. consequence of en orderliiiely.is4cr.W)lie IN:Astitrender'on the 7th of July, 03,7. ~ • '.• ... . .. Minister of „War, the Prisoners of•Wanbeiongink t .iht ... Foreign •PoWers 'ar i a allowed, if they wish 4 it • 3 1(C)44- R-S, JULY - ` - 1• "' BUENOS. AY ri 6.-e- My • esteemed. . , main and settle in that cound : Y., .00 ceinuielgek e teat, • • , - eau t_.' i'ictitid—Tlie. effects 'of the obstinate warfire'eerhiele n6t With •ati Uni t npea c h a bl e i Cond,i• they. unite. elle has taken ..Place in- these parts, heretotbre the land' 'knowledge of some trade or:basinesi e thar"Will insure: 9 f , tranquillity and repose, - have r . for a long. period,z, them a livelibeicid ;• ot:if they are ft to,lie:eS4l4edi occasioned a total` sOspe.nsion tif our . correspondence; c hi manuladurerS, orthe I 1 •of . tree nspet ore e . t .e ,Public; but the , giery whielr this city has acquired in . hav- Works. .... .. ' . errs, by its lierdiedeferice, humbled the 'pride of the. • It is generally reported. in the NortlrofGet"Taany,! '.-English, and Compelled diem to accept -a treaty a s that Stralsund is to be declared a free Hatfieati4td- disgraceful to them as it is honourable to, us, affords IY, tattler the 'prole lion Of rtatice • iintl'ilie.. Xid of u, ththesat isfaftion 'of being able to carry on our corn Weseetteers. - • - , , e ,., „ t , :e filetesicetioes e froth this unfortunate/ city with fewer , General -L'AUltisTON has been. appointed C)oligr • inepeditrieeis then fornierly i . I shall therefore resume of itagUga - , - and of all Albania:, ' .•-,'' ° • • inrcorrespiidetice, 's.ith giving yeti a' brief but true .. see • v,. , t . ... t . have , . recount (it.... the e 'cm, which occurred , id' this Troops slit con dune: h . ) jig,. tent to reinforces iitte Army under °General JtitilOT., , 4' A .!. body Of troops,, . quiirieri- ." - ' ', ' . ' ‘. . - • aniouuting to eitso men, passed through: Toursooe • - ' • " "1 he attacks unotiColonia - and.A.re ~•... . . . • !two de tan:Pedro, pitied to the itttelligence which on the .(23d ult. and another to the same amount Was' . expetted in the same city.' . . ... ,-reittßied reig;'•ihat''' . nuineroris convoy belonging to the Enemy had7'ayriye,d •in 'the river,- leer, els The army commanded•bY General Sohti . has re-. : i t e ceived orders to, quit the• neighbutirhood Of;EltAng, . i to conclude that, theywettld lose no time in carry-., Richt) assemble near the .oder. .' I'he heed4luaiters : ing into execution the attack : with which • we had will be 'tran s f erre d from. Elbing to } !"horn, and from' leheen threatened.' Under this .impression, rein.: thenee to Land,berg, on. the , Warthe. • . .. I •fordeFnebts.were senteo - the.posts of,Kilmes and Oli- Theii. : Arlaipalie 4 . ieeti t to be ' so well. pleased;; vos, these being the points most cotivenient for dis .' with their ie;tdeiice at Fentaitiblenu, that it is sup- . Prnbafking. Avice sea& eclat) afar received of aeium- .: prised they 'wilVeotititiue till the Ist December.- '•‘ - i her of, dirigi Were stbpieibus ; and their numbers Vessels being wen from Point de, Predras,Wbose ' , Count 'foe'si:ot, the .An'ilie.sador from proceedings Prussia, ! ~. , .• --! continuing to increase; we 'were convinced that their atrived i n P ar i s t h e. s ot h u l t . s operations were direiSted. against this clipital. Ac front Berlln, of the teth,..iinexpeeted changes had cOnlingly , on the tuoroing 'of the 27th June, we suddenly oaken place in the then State of things. ; beheld, in front of the. place, about n inety or more Certain inforination Was given that the King and • VesSels , sufficient ;to strike terror into . the inbabi 41een,.of Prussia bad quitted . .Memel on the ifitli,, tanteef a town noLaccustothed toe spectacle so ter on their return to the capital of the Prussian Mo e ! rific ; but, SO tar from producing this etfett, nothing nirchy.. :•On account'' of the advanced state of preg- I was to be hcarcrbut :concerts of music in all quer leaner of the Queen,' they were to 'make but aitort i :ters, in which diversion they pessed the night,. full Pitrneys, so that they-can scarcely. arrive betore. the ',Dispirits, 'and .calmly expedite; •an opportunity of end of. Noverriber. From tlifferttucquarters , it is Anteing,to at - lion.. But the.enemy, without doubt, als o „ assi,..tried, that the..arr,anemen i s w ie je e rema i ne d ereading the e tT e d o f t h e fire W our batteries, 'took li nsettleci,:heiWeen Fronce and Prusgia: were, now't the desperate eneasure ot•digembarking at Arroyo del agreed - upon, and that the lii hell troops will soon i sPiloto, near'..Ensenitdad tie Barragan, where, in fad, vacuate. Berliii and the whole of the right hank of i on the following day they.madegeod their landing, the le,slbe. • ' ' . without any opposition', to the 'number .of ( - ' . i/00- . hag ki.Eac,,, •OCT, 28.-3.1)e following .Declaration troops 'of the line ;,' and,' dividing their 'forte into. been published'here, and in the Gazette of Ku- , I several columns, they direded. their.. march toward , 1 2isslittr4 . : .!‘ seice tbe,ceeclesion;,of ' the. Peaee „Of Barracasr• surmounting, with inexpressible , labohr 1. tisk; numberless ,reports Leave been , spreacl respe6t- i l and 'constancy, the ditti c Ulti ca ‘ o f that marshy traet l e ng the . P russ i an Goveretnenti which can otny• hAve I i e ofground. • !°' ohieta fo'giVi rilie to Soetie cause,Of diStriist,' . 4!la , 1 • , , There could nolibSee - been a more favourable Mqicioii between the POWers who then cat'xiede A l l titi4fiation for attacking them j buit)4,' for this pur-- g ,,, (1 u,,,i,rst6adili g ,-Athi . tO , throw' so_ untit...l. : ribre,! ;vow, it would have been necessary to diminish our 114 ht over the inteittonS 2 of' the Court of Prnsia.— ! force, by ,ti least one-third, . and as our troops .!•( were impessible to I.llll.llitik itild• refute rumours of 1 would hive arrived M a disabled condition, from the that letal(..ney'; . but; if there ere persons bold enough i length ;Arid fatigue of - the•`!tnarche and the Enemy P forge hod, publish iinaginiiiv . documents, Govern- ! thereby :.leave had an opportunity • o f re-eMbark toierit ea n, no l onger reiii in anent. with propriety'. i ing, in defiance of all our- pi ens, it was-determined "‘Nothingsit4:ell'as been published in the vicinity, :, to send out parties -of cavalry - ;tolcarr; orf. into,l •., lid (probably also in the towns 0( . the . Vrostian 11 , 10- I - the interior all' the eattle e and every; thine .. drat , searchy,sest• are s ell occu pi e d 4 , t e e ,F r e n e e ; a pre _ i could - be of any. rise, and to hat : aselbe- Etitrmy iu • t.aeleel . Onnverition;' Which is said to have been con- i thoh march-The cavalry-executed thiselabeeiolis task., 4 te t e d b etwee..Le ,o l , ,, 1e... 4e ,i v ee e p .tfl i o4cie. .. a o te e 1 - .. in .the face of. every danger; and. amidst the toil of It!nglish,• in eatifbritilty to-.141Ch ii - N'oi.Rt:Orriiitia to r iialtS74(iiie - r : brooli's and illkh - shes.of..the. Most ditfie • Ih,e_ ,Court p f London, that for the fame as 'hete- . cult ' aceets:; mid 'under • these . circutuitances, the 4 1 0 e tei•e; • permission - would' be' given •tc.i dite,Eni.r.:ll‘sts , .Enerny; on• the"est. •of July, reached the town of • 1,,n 4 1PS trrenter• the Porte of Prussie •, that cort which , . - . e' et is,,,,, : <,ilines. The, detachment occupied it, with. . , Well as aver ;other of aesithilar , serte • is''hereby , ,de- 1 the,art il levy belonging :to the battery - . then: e h:id pre '.'aj'ed, by order of his Pru.4sian Majetity,. to.be un- viciusly received. orders' to fall back to the east end of runded andy,false, rite 'lli :order ter preeye ; that hi s , the bridge.of Barracas.. ', -. lrusiian Ma'esf haygiven .1 ittllaod , taithtul - execn. ,I ''"' Ad - AI; ' • • ' • vte being received o f this - • ' Treaty o the 27th •Arteale-cit the Tof Tilsit, it. is r gen its tiara fron ' 1 : , cite, ;,lii} . ' . -%• 4 . )t le nli neeeisary to inn -4.,191 the'orddrs is - h' is sued by Ins I place,.die /v noin ord , r fb- le - I 1 ' 1 1 Majeit 'd - '- • L. '",. - ''',''' • . Gazette • Y, ated Sept....,4 e published In tne • Mick a little in an obliquedirectien, , to adapt itself to ot Koni ti • ,es urgi, and tpe-theesevere.theastKis that tlidlith tire of the grOtlird. - The i ight *wing was .com 'Wer ad ' q opted .. .on thireti of the .same tribiltilW Ind, wended by Colonel Doe - CJES,iII BALI:114NT; With a . witch, xl, - have ,been.' eenewed r ein ordter, t© liA.lMPtlie 4 rqd.riaci. i' the fele by Colonel Dos- Be Kris it no De a l e e ' 4•Pi•-• •P • i i. :ctitieteief that. Artiele..4The 'Public nrittit d • u lie sutliCiently apprised, that ' they ought 'o'. ' and the centrebY Colonel Do's AAVIER ELL°, - w ith . ~ r)ii theirguard. • ,I. • A .re ions - that are . not 'L J . . i, against ,a 1 ,sue i 1 ~ .. a blue 4,.. 1 g.- . The :light artillery, cunswiink of 44 . -1 : 1 . t e al!le p iiiik,tAr present Decimation.. ' - "i 'lee es . wag .distributed at .di fferent-earts of the tie; 1 - de • •• - • , -4e-Special Order of Hi, Majesty, '.. ~..:,. , and - the heavy artillery • forthed into two' divisions, . eight two . • .fSignedy: . • - •'/ - PbeT , lt.' ~of from six . to cannons, 'and howitzers, • •• , e ... e . , ..:, - . ,e-e 5.... .• . • . ' ,. ,.. , ..,., zu . I ct,teposed a seecrtutline of reserve oti . the left. Seignior I\Tete.es, • SST. 26.--Letters from Malta . q4Y, `i INIERS svas. "tithe Moment of attack, to place him ! that the' Otirrisott ~ art hat Ishelid iSreduCed tO i avV , Risiii; i setcet. the head of the right die ieion ; the Naval Cap , ~,s ttb i tili number' i . and. Wet the English liaVdelieo trh ! i. ~1.)611.1oti DE Ls cO Nctl A s wati to charge flip :.H. liged - to stied:all Olie•rilterie:itble troops theyliatl it 4 L , lehleinYeat: the'• - heti&or the left division. In this .oEtgypt. • Acceirditig to the' saine acceinits, the .I..oglialt 'situation-' they passed the whole:of this day in ex .,o, Rosetta have silt : feted - Int 4rible Clieck. on the art., , pee anion oftheapproo.ch Of the enemy. The night il t ui .thA l Turits: , In the - port of that . i cily;.th .re-vrA , t., ref . , S' dreadfUlly chi :1•11,1 sternly, with heavy falls of v.i tnet (seised single English Ship of the Line. and a ,rain, which our, troeips e endured with the. greatest • r.igate. •; ' -.. • ... .•• - •.... ~ - • - constancy; th e Officers w h o won t the rounds hear kN OCT. ie- ~o r. iG e se-ette, ‘..4., a i'7.--his ts ExcellenCy flee Sena- ing on all sides nothing but expies:,ions of confidence I li . eneral • FEIT:O, 'Gairertior 'of this city; eut..eiii i and alacrity tinting-- night. .- The enemy„ passed (.) the, I:4th,, at sik 4'66-morning, ter NHS. 'At 4 the night in the,village of Santo .Domingo.‘ '‘ /Os departure his tills , aExcellency was salntedley thear- '" At day-break, on the.Pli,. the - enemy' Were : in . . atery.on• the renipartie' e' - the , the same positiOn. As morning advanced, the• The 1011ov/ill • ''D • ' issued -.. mottous, gate no- tik tin Moja ,-• ' - Cavalry; • 'watched• their •'' ' the, g'. eeree,i . .ty l i gh t who upewor ; ?relative lb•Alte :raising of the state of tice that .(10'adverse'artny !fad resumei their march. urge of this city ; has been:Published here : ' ' '''' -•' • • ''. ' ' . • • The general conviction was, :that. they•intended to • -• Art 1 T -.• ••• . , a , . he Cates•of Brest and '-Antwerp shall' : attecklis Our berierr& therefore, rode along the ceEkAV TO bee '1 state of siege; '' n . the i sth of Ott '''' ' ' • ' • wit hl ' bete 1 i t ., 8 ' • ° • °- I line, and animating his soldlera the watch-word hatnrs,• Governors of these .two place§„ .. I t. Saiiit Ago dtia IlicAribi. aisured' them,: 'that they she) . • I return to the Senate. ' - • '' triumph sze e . 0 ,, ee , i , s . . , _ ee , . „....,. . 4.. , ...„. .... - • I were that instant rnarkhing to , cerium . . est 4, 'te o eit ti let ot s , Yar Shall testiqr 4? theth our ~ ~ They replied Veitli aeclarnationfi, which - left. not a tacit n at the zeal 'they have &splayed Oti tins • nionieht'S donbt of their being - victorious. hut ' Ge oecaSion. - ... • _ , „,„. . . .. . e,. . • • • • Is • , o this Decree the Mayor . . ~ed the fol. hes sebjnin 1 ne al 'o'.ll el evictor, . tor the first time,. chiding our ) exPvtlationo 'filed off by leis left • hi the directioti of reee n .': . grPreclemetione , . ,••• • ".• ,; ." e - -- - : . . - - . , . . e „eithe little pass of flurcos Our artily followed hirn in Getttiet ' . l l. N . 'Emperor,.-" .l 1 -: . '.. , ii:.. _ iorn . nyn— is. lajesty the ,:91/1,19 1 ; I C 4-tunn, and, it seeptid time, Offered hint battle, ad-' bi i:u is. profound as liisdeiignS"are-imete e t": 7,. v iiijtig at eright angle; • d halvingleft the' - 7. • I t an C . o ps Li lied judged it necesiar to'nt hi c't ida l er 't • - . R ' el : siege. The saint. 10(. 7 4. rt 0 .., t y .,, 10 li o . Reserve to gnard the bridge ; but, RA' the'second sure n hie_ Piav e clused thatln e saeee t teue, the enemy frustrated our treasures, and &reci te cease ' ,e,a,hdthc-state-of; the siege - , `g • t• , of tft, e trty, ; ,:ed their march With' the - seeniing intention of pass- . ° l-. A.htwer • I, v h ie , Pis raised. ''• To. •titod.erate . .the rigout r in g the tlaChuely . more to the Westward,' which ' flee erg,9 Wbs..ito exist Only, in the , teitils, •A'detitciiog ..- io ! they-accordingly accoin fished rid n any r' ' ' t, e l • • ,t 1• m - • - -. ,1... v ; ; ,they, ..- . .• p NI, to t any opposi te ai l ie e s P,P.t.4 l .l. tutenttons:o - its le aiesty, ee Wont tion. .hey prosecuted their march with• such eele- • i kinclne' t ' A . ' ' -11— • . ‘'. that * t.s. owat„s , us that of con wog . the - 'rity, in a very short space of time th e ir. ad ell .Ceu ~• ' l. . el l e re en - ie-ceeof , th A HeroeMagistrate, whosd, vaneed column, consisting of 1000 men,' etf pass eeser wa .., ... R des ' i s ed -' • ' (Ai r ~ a 6 .. , - 1. 1 1 , . ta• insti,fy the - .Cheiee . qf l i •rer four leagues of 'ground; and reaching the' en:, ' wee 1 , k 1 ,! Ouxqeign. Ile is depaftiugi - an 4 taoPs f losilros of : •Misetere; opened their fire on a detach.; . inn-ndt ei e i:- • • .e , ae 9 1 li ' - fthe, ; 0' ' l'' -ofV' ; ' - /t oned t,, arts . .. i y . i ii„, most .sintera .regr ,:. , i n F tlt o atta ion , izeainos-and. Arribeirbs„ vvi s lie4 , ?`,, n 0 . .-s. but also'zin ample trilnifeest ' '`., :Siete, '„uncler thee cernthand of Seignior tie Ti es, ' who , ....oes.,ediCtions, 4d ) mocs . ,.of - anticl4 . :nee . I` i liad pushed ferwnrd in order In cut of `their line of 1 0 14 ;4 ':Y. e i !' i l: l l )l °C.P.. iiitil' to % del'( ) s'i• 0 . 1 tii )..1 9 61;14 j ." ) , ' rPfulii..the titi ter gustainett the`t nick with consi nor 1 ' ad assured , his EtcellenCy'thee'G6vet•e l'clerttiele. bra Very ; - but,- from the ineqtraliti - of 'their. 4 • • 011 A t Illy ' ' ' '. ' - '44 lei % " - 414)** 4 tIZ ' . rbUld •. : ' l ' '.- . - the•d •• i s night, ' : , ' - I 4.1)6 % keinam pe, t..- forcee and e arist eg, of the were .Mially 4 - 4t g 4 es kne compelled ir • •i: • three 'pieces Av e ri - Qt .„,53.. Pleatue to.actcnOwledatt- that they' .;to re! ew di the 143 s of of ~.,tais pfioi in • . ' Ide ' '" ' *. • ) con 1, pt.e. -., -.:- e : . 1 catinen ancleeveral, men killed and wouu d e d i in • h tiro pcii r 'y affair-, it ltas since- been ascertained, that • the Enemy lost upUrarcis of three hundred alle Enemy - succeeded in concentrating his' force in the abort-mentionedinclosures, whilst our troops, fatigued 'by marching. along . the circuitous and, marshv--roads, .underwent .total dispersion so di:it the .Generals having lost their way,. and .the men proceeding without any regular formation,. every Wise was - left to shift for himself, and all was disorder.and confusion. , • L4ll' RVORT COURT 0 - #4(ING's BIiNCtirsWESTMINSTER, l'lluksikAY, NOV. It'c STODDART TAYLOR. • The Ijefendant is proprietor of the Opera House, . The AT'retit N EV.- GENERA for .t . Plaintitt.;„ ,moveAforre - Rule to shrewb cause why Mr. rile 9 Conkrie j: Aitorpey at Law, should not deliver up a bond and%\varrant of Attorney executed some time Itgo . lijeThe -rtifendant; 'Mr. Taylor, and Lire the same to'Mr.-liill, tho Attorney for • the. and why be should not,paythe dr:tits of this eppli- . • cation: It appeared Iron) 'the statement of . 'the learned Gentleman, that the Defendant , was con 7 ,siderablyiindebted to the Plaintiff, and judgment had been . obtained, and entered up against the Defendant thereon, and that in some. cases proceedings )) been instituted ns' far ac'ouflifwry. 'TI2 brit upon tho de: 0 1 61'W.. 'Gerald, the Defendant'S . situation and intfttfreortin t-he Opera • House.:eoncerns were much imprctpAl., 4 k l i ut was therefore deemed ~expedivit, iron) th . e . peessure of the executions out .and in force against .trim, to make some •arrangt:rineni• With :his creditors: Forithis : purpOse- a meeting was',lreld Mr. Connie's house, ,where Mt. Hill, on' behalf of his Clients, .altended, tt hen it was propesed th.it Hill's Clients should • COnsent to the rever4;il of tins otitlawey,atid enter satislattionupOn Ibo judgments;! taking a security,lin the sum four: theesierd poueds in lieu, of- the while debt, due., . 4 1.1)d, the in, .dneeinent urged 1.6' extract this coitipr9rili': , 46:&; - th';'it Mr. Ta)'lor *as' gotie abroad; and erieltl' net .sonally :attached, :This 'prevailed- 0n , , , Mr.. /A th tie consent, andAe accordingly delivered up the- 'bend ' and wafrant of,attorney i which he„had , p( - session, together several bifl cat iiaoge, amounting in the wh6le • to 70001. red in list larrirary... Jh the. month of Mr. -Hill again met Mr: Contrie at .the Ch.riiiberi of Mr. Lewten, Where , an. agreement, e.e...cuted . by. Taylot . :legether, with a begird i and wcirritritplatteriel,' 'were all' Produced upon .• Which Mr. 'Hill accesed Mr.:COmrie with having .tfrisled him', by sayinOle. Taylor was abroad,•when in filet ,he had nevor quitted. the - vicinity of f l ondon; athling,..that as under yuck . iniareiii‘eiitilatfon 'he had bean indticed to give up sect/lath:mew hich , otherWiir he should have efifOrced., thetou4likte he soma compensation: given, , Mr, LOwtori concurred in ,this sentiment, and said, U ri c Owe' Corniiertiation ought certainly to be' given. .Whereupon . Mr.:Comria ,wrote out, an.agreernent, specifying that 11/Ir. „MO's Clie nts should receiver. Such fin - flier consideration as Nll. Lowtoo, under all the circninstatreesufthe matter, should deemreasen able. For this ptvpose,Mr. Conine took away the paperl and s ) i the a!Yreement; to have Ahern endorsed Mr. Taylor: Since then, hoWever, applkatiotaehfrs been. ficquentlyinade to 'Mr. Corn rie . for I.liy;Azyritie.s, which he has,yefused t o d e li ver u p, setting 11 and thi:4 Clients at.deftrince. Lard'ElLL . NniottouGit.-,-Teke your Rule to sliew: "..lo.this. sad and lamentable situation, the City of Buenos. Ayres, on the night of the 2d, found itself e4osed . to total rtfin, had the Enemy, better inforiul ectirrqess timid, -proceeded to the attack: But, on - thevontrary, - -the latter made a pause, whilst the Citiaens took measures to coiled the scattered troops, with their artillery,. in the Grand Square, who, far from being deje&ed by the fatigee of.their March, offered to sacrifice•their lives in defending the place, with . nuparalieled ardour.and enthusiasm. In faet, the Cabildo being, in the absence Of theGcne ral, impressed with the rieeeisity,of taking an 'aiifive Share in thedefence of the.city, exerted themselves,. during the whole of that night, in conveying proti-' sions into it.,, They also caused heavy artillery to be planted at the entrances 't(f the different streets into the square, 4-hich they entrenched as .well as they, were able. :.!They distributed tronps, on the tops, a 'the highest houses, and in the balconies, in every: part 'oftbe town ; sent out piquets in all direOienS, and statinfied parties of sharp shebters 'to harass and. ,disire6t lite attention of the Enemy ; and roacle yarl- • ors eths.7 dispositions,..hy means ,Of which, by. the dawn bi the next day, the city Wis in a condition to a• vigorous defence.' Seigniors LANIER and VELACO having passed' the night in a cottage at some 'distana - 4 'repaired, 04 the next day (the ad), to The. little village Of Colegiales, whence Seignior LtNi . ENs :wrote to the Cabildo, to inforM them of his defeat, 'lied request ing to know the 'state of affairs in th 3 city. - The. Cabildonequainted him with -the preparations which had been made during the precedin .night,; and in consequence of this communication, the' Getiel'al arrived in the' city in the course or the same day. No alteration was madeitt the plan,, adopted ; and 'the only addition to it consisted in entrenching the Grand Square, at a, little distance froM the entrances, in , reitiforcitig the,Retiro and park o(Artillery With the Marine Corps, the company of Gallician Gre- • nadiers. and a' company of the Corps of Patricios ; and . alSo 'in fortifying the entrances of the latter square :wjth artillery. • ". On the two following days,viz,• the -3d. and 4th, there occurred nothing of importance. Enemy`'Tt, .4 • Enemy`' remained concentrated in . the inclesures 'at Aiisserere, solely occupiedin sacking and pitlagipg, with _,insatiable cupidity, the_ adjacent farm-houses and cottages, to which a great quantity , of goods; furniture, and,effeas of rill kinds, bad 'been convey ed from the city, all of which liave beeh destroyed. This irregularity and want of discipline„'eneottraged even by their Officers, and proecedin4 to an extent biterto unknown in the art of war, were prOduetive of some consequences; for, With unheard -9 cruelty, not only did , they pleader the habitations; • but also ~Ordered the inhabitants wherever they . felt s in. with theml.and in 'this unfortunate cal'anity several women and children were sufferers. This disorder, which distraaed their attention frOm their chief ellieel,,was,abundantly chastised by, our troops, who, divided into skirmishing' parties, killed or made prisoners till %hum they surprised in the midst of this vile work of pillage, Many of whom 'were in a State intexicatiuu. • In the course of these two days, General WUIi'ELOCKE sent in two summonses, Ostentatiously setting forth the amount of his forte, and demant:- jp g , tw stl 9l:o4Cr cif the place, under the seeiniftg • pretext . of;'an lionoerible capitillation. An aIISWOr MIS returned , in the negative, inappropriate and e p erge o c lgegnage. Sneli, were the ardour, enthu. . siasm, and of our Voluticrs,,that, without tho."OttoeSSity of any, Chief or Officer to cotutunct tlion they, aZ.'lt;d entirely from their *own impulse. They courted ever occaiioe of insulting the Enc. my ;. continued. 10 . 1161 it a moment's intermission ta• ;relief each 'other in, tho baloOttiot, Lithl at the out ipeutri. and shrunk from no duty, however fatigung, which could contribute tai the defence of the place ; but, on, the contthry, went 'CI 'with - Unshaken Con stancylintifthe sth 'instant, when they finally crown ed their heroism and inestimable valour. That 0 .- !ions day. ‘ had scarcely began to dawn, when .the , enemy', dividing his army into several colunins, at inked the city at all points, and .at the same instant , of time,,with inexpressible intrepidity: 6e , cvniinued.) • ' • • • r TEE KIN,O V. CIIETICRt • This day Mr. GARROW ' obtained a rule absolute for•frave•to tile a criminal information against the I)elendant for.sencling a chhllenge,..the ATTURb4EY..' GENERAL not shewing ahy.cause'.against it. . • COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 12. OPERA.-HOUSB. Mr. FONBLANQUE, in the case - of Waters, Exeetif ; for of Mr. Gould, v. Taylor, moyedi that the eotisl deration of the dispute concerning the inanagelhent of the Opera,Hotlie .stand over - till Thursday next. The reson which he aiiigned was, that au a.tidavit had linen tiled only lastly . ;ht, which, It was necetibaly to answer:•• Tht LORD CIiANCPILon--4 ir mr,.Fiatibiant i ne, I recolle& i tt geat deal was done in t4e,brory,Lanu CaiA, top aiding, in the first instajicc, the conient iiersons who ,had ckiims ,on that enitr i AiVii*dilenteisaroprietors . of Boxes, &c In deefl ryjti i vivhat Izotlient it wonici haver been itn. possible to have brought it to an issue." , Some accounts from CharleSrott;' brought by the whin t sailocron the 30111 'Of SepteMber, state, that the _yellow' fever had , ' rnade..its 're 1-4icarance in that city. Its first symptoms, ap n pearad Several` persons wlio had been • TesiApci in Charleston upwards ell• MO Gr thre6 jtears, and most of the Europeans, lately , arrived thet'6,. had 'fallen Vietims to the .disease,-,-These! ticatltris ajso mention, that in Georgia it rages with e9ual violencet; and we understand the British Consul - at - Charleston had refused Clean Bills of Health . .4o" VeS'sels bOund •to''England. The Go- • verojneoi of the United States' had !taken precau-•' tionary measures to ritevent the spreading of the,in-• feeti4 to New-York, Philadelphia, &c. . A Calcutta Paper of the '2..(..)d of April has beet) re- ieived at the India - );louse.' It , announces the death .. of J014 . N HoPE 0t,11414NT, Esq. (first In Counell); on the ISt Of Alarch, at Penang, at ,*hich time the. : GeVernor; Mr. Duo AS, i - h%11; SO seriously indis pOsed as to be incapable of attendino his duty. Lietitenant-Colonel •Avt,mea; who has been on service, .N.vith hiS 'Compatik '-‘of the , Coldstream GThirds,nt Copenhagen, has - restunell his'cortunand as Adjutatit-Genei'al'of the Staff of the Southern DistrieL - • . , Mr. FONRLANCLUL.--.4° cestins pie trust, Massts. CcaaA, Lnwtnn PahutT, havo b e ep made parties•already in this application ; and I pro, ,b l ,lllle your Lordship, in the consideration of. this caso, will tiociit not at all similar to the Drury -Lana The ORD.CHANCELLOII,—.-" I must be excused fo ßt pragTheunpo open 'that s u bj e it„ . zs lam . loot au Opera,freqnenter. - • The Loan, CIIANCRIJAOR aerzraingly ordered the motion to stand. over far Tbnrsday. next. On Monday; night hve conviets made their escape out of Chester ,castle, and • hare not since been heard of. They' had. taken the grating over their ecli-doors our, -od by means of pieltioa . keys Opened every other lock, and, after _forcing a room door, got outa large , phlnk, and, by that means ai oended to the top of the building,' and laid it across the bonndary wBU, from wirJnce they let themselves down.with their blankets. - - Ftiday, Saturday, and Sunday, the greater part of the Seeonti - iiriOßda., of GrLirdsi' , Otii‘tuatided by the lion, 'Major-General. mordied ituti -their old'aitarters. at Chatharu, after their return from Colictthageh. 'No Companies of' the Royal Artillery, who (wer4‘at,,Copenhagen, have ta,lcen up their Cluattcrs at' the ift_mvllery ilarraeks, - Brompton. 'Part ()illy of. the oth Regimot is arrived from :.South America.. • . ' The'*hattcred remains of the Etsth, from Monte Vidca, 'marched through Citichrsler yesterday, on its way to Steyning Barracks, i.%.1 Sussex, where they will winter.' They are to Ile completed as soon is pnasible with men and arms', to their fanner establishment. - 13th, which were made prisoners at Buenos Ayres, ate to be reinforced and re-arved, a 4 soon s the whole or this Corps arrive,- -Specuintors7 -- in. pupil- up , tho Supplementary .Tickets and.§ltares of the little,•but opt ient Scheiri4, which is sri speedily to bedetermined, appear to, bo .sotnewharehagrined at the pertinaciousness - their possessots evince for holding thein.'. But these , speculating geutFy • fur,,. obtaining a premium sCelli MIA I() .001,1 5 idt;1;, that it is nu in su l t . to I:ooutie to . slightlPHi l t :3 'l•Villi'llie . gifti which she presented in. the env Seli 861INSIPTELD MARKET, N0v.13, TbM ifs Market was but thinly supplied with different kindi, Of Cattle ; , .13ecf and Lamb are-dearer than our last report ; Mutton, Veal,. and Pork are cheaper, and the:. trade in general was not over brisk. The soles - in the .Haytitarket were nht lively‘; Strati/. and Clover obtained better, prices, than ,Mouda)'s market ; Hay fetched last price. 'CntiN-EXCHAN . GI::, N'Qv. I.—There are but few itnpovt4of Wheat to-day, which is in hot • scanty aupply„ 4•% v:intrehas es are'rna4e, itwit.N fnlly Ilarley 1n ,short sup*, ank.keepi- its price; Lit likewise; White .141.2 'Dore ad-. yanLe'; ,f4.;:ate any greyß in • (.4. lcintl Uut little variatiOn ; there. art: not:many and this trade is at rather better pricr."; teiTai ct noAr 4 our liutt.