The Sun. — London, England, 1802-04-19 00:00:00

GEORGE E. SHUTTLEWORTH, .AVC TI ONE DR, respedfully informs his Friends and the Public, that having-completed his Apprenticeship with Mr. Smith, of Broad-street, and made every-necessary ar rangement for establishing himself in his profession, at his Office, No. 15, Austin- , Friars ' dy takes the libe thus pub licly to solicit the Favours of his Friends, which - will be re ceived with respect, and attended to with-assiduity. C. E. S. presumes, that after a servitude of seven . years with 111.1% Smith, he may, wahout vanity; otter himself to the Pt:blic, as.a person hilly, competent to estimate the Va lue, and dispose of Property of every description, and begs leave to say, that any business committed. to his.cae, will be transacted with integrity, punctuality, and dispatch, and upon the most liberal and moderate terns. Assignees, Trus gees, or Individuals, requiring temporary Loans, may be ac commodated therewith, at legal interest, upon lodging in his bands disposable security and anorder fur'publia'sale7Within a given time. • Austin-Friars, near the Royal Excitanp, \larch 13.; EPPING FOREST. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At Carraway : s, To-morrow, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Assignees, and Consent of the ; rustees, A Neat Con:Taft RESIDENCE, commanding a _pleasant Situation, in a select t Genteel Neighbourhood, near Wanstead Park, six miles from London, N 0.6, Asiem bly-row, EPPING FOREST, containing Four airy Bed rooms, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, Kitchen,. suitable Ohices and neat Garden, with a Coach-house, Stabling for two Horses, Loft, Sze. held for a term of which Twenty two years were unexpired at .Lady.day last, Rent 51. per Annum. May- be viewed till the Sale, with leave of the Tenant, when particulars may be had at the Green Man, Lay tonsone Eagle, sharesbrook ; Bush, Park' Gate, Wanstead ; at Gar raway's • and of Mr. Shuttlewurth, Austin-Friars, near the Royal . 1, xchangt. LEASEHOLD FARM, utar Rumford, Essex, and MOLE TY of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, Old-street. • TO bE SOLD liY• AUCTION, fly Mr'. SHUT ILEWQR.TK, • • At Carraway's, To-morrow, at in Two Lots, by Order of the Assignees 't And Consent of the Trustees, ot :. THE remaining Terni in an eligible FARM, comprizing t7o Acres (more or less) of rich Arable and ;Meadow Land, conveniently Ji tuate on the border of Hainault Forest, In Collier-row, two*miles from Romford. live from Ilford, and twelve trorn London, in the County of Etsex, with two Farm-houses, Barn, Stabling; Cottages, and nu- Fnerou Out-buildings, oart lett on Lease for the whole term, and the remainder to 'tenants at Will, at 41101:Laing to 2211: tea. per annum. Lot 2, The MOIETY of a FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE .in excellent Repair, producing ;4. .per annum, situate No. 9, Old-street-square, containing two good Rooms and Closets on each Floor, with alar , ,;e Yard, and Tenement behind. May be viewed till the Sale, with leave pf the . Tenants, when particulars may be had, at the Eleeee, Brentwood; the White. Hart, Rumford; Angel, Ilford; at Gairaway'4 ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, Austin-Friars, near the Royal Exchange. Eligible BUILDING GROUND near the. London Docks and intended New Road. TO BE SOLD' BY AUCTION; By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, • To be LE T fon Building LelciCS, at Garratvay's, To-mor row, at Twelve n'elock, • • . 1 4 i VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprizing 68t feet, rnoreur less, of .Front Ground, in a most excellent Situation' for Building,- near the Back lane, St. George's in the vast, and on the border of White Horse-lane, Stepney; with the advantage of, the New Road, running within a few yards ..01 the land, to which the coin municatian will,be extended immediately the At is carried into effect. The Situation is dry and airy, andin. the centre of the extensive iniptocuients. carrying on in-Wapping, the Isle of Dogs, Sae,. May be Viewed, and Particurafs , liiii of Mi. Coti; stwieyor Wellclac-squire, - and of iliin•Slstittlevvorth,•Austip.. Friars, near the 411..0yal xeliange, whero Plans of the Ground, and Elevations of the t4tildings propiud to-be:eroded,. may be seen any morning *:between the hours of Nine :.n4 Twelve. Particulars may alto he hadatteliraWay's. TII4 MINE SHARES, CORNWALI.. TO I#E 501.6 13Y -AUCTION, Mr. .81-IUT-fLEWORTI L I,- At Garraway's, To-morrow, at Twelve &Clock, Two SIXTY.:FOURTH SHARES - in the WHEAL PARTiNT TIN MINE,-MtUate on Spar von Downs; in the Pyish of Ikedruth,. Cornwall. The Mine cor:tains 'valuable - quantities - of Ore, and the shares are expceied to prove very beneficial.. Particulars may be had at Garraway's, atid,of Mr. Shuttle worth, Antin Friars, near the Roy4i Exchange.' GARDEN GROUND and IMPRIDVED REYT, near St. Luke's Chuich. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SHLITTLEWORTH M Carravvay's, To-morrow, at Twelve o'Clock, in QneLot, AN eligible PLO - r orLEASEROLD GARDEN C RO UN D, inclosed with lofty Wall's and 'Paling, in a convenient situation for Building, at the bottom of Noiman t.treet, near Old-street, extending towards John's-place ; ,and an improved C round Rent of is. per Annum, tssuingout of a new erected Dwelling-house and Garden adjoining the above. Mav be vie4ed till the Sale, with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had at Garraway's; and Of Mr, Shuttle worth, Austin Friars, near the Royal Exchange:' _ . • , EXCELLENT WHARF, DW-FLLING -HOUSE, and • ,PREMISES, RATCLI FFEXROSS:- . ' •-• " * TO BE SOLI) BY - AUCTION, By Mr: SHUTTLE WORTH, At Garraway's, on,Tuesday; May 4, at Twelve,.ip.Ope . Lot, Valuable and very Irnproveable LEASEHOLD •• • • I I ESTATE, extending 206 feet, more or less, in Depth, eligibly situate in the vicinity of the London Docks tended New/Road, near the East-Intlia WarehonseS, Broad; Street.-Ratclille Cross; comprising a genteel, commodious Family-house, containing numerotrs'ROorns - Ofßees,'Cellar'-- in . !,, and convenient LoWer Warehouse, with paired Platform 'over the saute, communicating "With a large Yard and exten sive Wharf, opening to the Thames, with a capital Store or Sail-loft,. 29 feet long, - lately used As a Mast and Block Ware house ; also a Hot or Ground contiguous" to the above, eX tending To teet in front of Broad-Street; by'6.4 feet' in depth. The Premises are perfe&ly adapted 'for a Mast and Block maker, Sari-maker,. Boat-builder, Timber Merchant, 'or any business requiring room, and immediate - convenience for $ Yipping. May be viewed six days preceding the Sale, when Particu lars may be had on the Premises; of Mi. 'Baker, Solicitor, Church-row, Linieb&se; at Garraway's; and of Mr..Shut tleworth, AuStin Friars, near the Royal Exchange.: CAPITAL LEASEHOLD ESTATE, FINSBURY:- SQUARE • • • • TO BE SOLO $V AUCTION, By Mr. SHU rTLEWORTH, At Gartaway's, on T nesday . the 4th May, at Twelve o'Clock, 7-1-1-1 E Valuable -!LEASE of an Excellent fAMILY REST NCE, _suitable for a Merchant, finished throughout in the most complete manner, commanding a very airy and con venieht situation, withia five - minutes - walk o. thokogal Exchange, Na. as, the North Side of insbury - square. The noose contains commodious Servants' Apart fnients,. numerous airy Bed-chambers, of good proportions; spacious, lofty, elegant Drawing-room, ay feet by t 8; Anti Drawing-room; capital handsoine a;:iing-roorn, 36feet long, with Recess; • rireokiost -Parlour, Countiag-house, light Kitchens, ' - complete Range of capacious Iloincstit 'Offices, a - chearfiil Gorden, - Scantling for two Carriages, Stabling for tour Horses, h Loft and two.Servants' Rooms over the .same, payed Coach- yard, &e. ; lett on Lease to A lext::ictre. Lindo, at a very low Rear of 1401. per Aim. uLtler the City of Lont!on, for a Wm of - Forty-00A %/cars alai a llalt, unexpired at I.ady.day last; Ground-rent bi. 195. Id. per Ann. On account atilt'. present Rise (lithe is onus, - - Estate presumed a valuable Property for the itryLlt , al , 4lll ot.MOle,N. - •• • . • : • . • May bi:: v: . - :A with iiekets only, Which, - with Particu inair hai' Mr. Shut: ,0, , ..0rth, Austin tars, near In .„. :R o y a l Particulars may also be hadat rawaV's. - • •-, ' LONDON, .tIPRIL z 9, 1502. WE yesterday morning received the Paris Papers of the / 4th inst.; and last night those of the 15th came to hand. Another Telegraphic Dispatch from Brest, announces the arrival of GANTHEAIJME'S Squadron at that Port, on the . 23th inst. The number of vessels that have returned with Admiral GANTHEAUME is not stated : they will probably be soon sent back to St. Domingo with reinfotcements. These Papers, contain the expeded Dispatches from the Army of St, Domingo, dated the z7th of February. No decisive Adion has ,taken place ; but the regular discipline of the French troops appears to prevail in every - encounter. SOtne uf TOUSSAINT'S Generals have submitted i the open country has, after a short resistance, been abandoned to the French ; the whole Spanish part of the islancLis already in their possession, and the warfare is become of that desultory nature which best suited to the undisciplined state of To SAINT'S troops, and those parts of the country to which he has retired. The Disp'atches consist of Letters from General LECLERC and Admiral VILLAILET JOYEUSE to the Minister of Marine. Those from the former are dated Feb. z 6, and Mara , xi and from the- lat_ ter March 4.—They will Icifand at length in our subsequent Columns. , A letter from VICTOR illicuss, ‘ (hied quada loupe the 18th Feb. states the 'Colony to be in a state of perfed tranquillity ; it also contains a long, and not a very modest eulogium upon die merits of his . own Government, 'The French P'a'pers also contain , the intimation of a Treaty of Peace, signed on the zsch March, be tween the French Republic and the BEY of Tir N :S. By private advices received this morning of the latest possible date from Paris, we have reason to believe that the state of affairs in St. Domingo is by no means so favourable as the Public Dispatches make them api‘car. "We understand that General HUNIBEIT was killed in one of the late Actions with the Blacks, and it was believed at Paris that General R0c1.110413E4u had likewise fallen. WE yesterday received a Dutch Ma.i4 which brings the following Official Letter frog), General HEDOUV ILL Z., rTefed of the ci.devant Netherland,, to Citizen WERBRGgc N, Mayor of Antwerp, doted Antwerp, April 4. I have heard, Citizen Mayor, that some of your Citi zens have been so far misled by letters from their Corres pondents at Amiens, as to believe that the Scheldt is not to be free. The uneasiness occasioned by this report is so great, that I can no longer think iritonstent with my duty not to do it away. Letters from Cotlftipo'ndents on - official subjetts, should never be depended tiOn f tWithotit direa conunimica tortsd from the Governmen r li -, 6t-'it therefore be made pub licly Ictiown, that the Scheldt is free, and completely free, in order that all the Merchants may avail themselves of the advantages to be derived from the intelligence ; and let us all unite to return our acknowledgements to the First Consul, who has restored Peace to Europe, happiness to France, and prosperity to Europe I Have the goodness to comumnicate this letter to the Merchants. (signed) HEDOUVILLE." This morning arrived a Mail from New-York and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Townshend Packet, in zx days. The DuxE of KENT is to be conveyed' to his new Government •at Gibraltar, in the /us Frigate. ,;His Royal Highness yesterday took leave 'of his . Illustrious Family. The Vessel is in . W - aitiJig for the DUKE at Falmouth Messrs. SCOTT, IDLE and Co. have become Com petitors for the Irish Loan, and are forming List, Among various military arrangements, we un derstand it is the intention of His Royal Highness the COMMANDER IN CHIEF to reduce the Second Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors of the several Re giments, who are to be placed on half-hay, and are only to be restored on full-pay on the demise or re. signation of their seniors. The Militiamen about to be disbanded, are to be allowed a sum equal to fourteen days pay ; eighteen Serjeants, a like number of Corporals, and eight Drummers, are to be retained upon the disembodied establishment. A Detachment of they stince of Wales's Regiment of Dragoons is to be ..Vatiakd at Brighton daring the' summer. , . .114' Rutland Militia, now on its route from Harwich for Uppingham, is to arrive there on Thursday, and to be disbanded on Saturday. The zd Regiment of Lancashire Militia, com manded by Lord STANLEY, on Monday and Toes d.ty marched into Liverpool; from whence the 3d Regiment, commanded by Sir H. P. HOUGHTON, Bart. PH the same days, and on. Wednesday marched fc;r Pr,tron, each being to remain in the respelive places kill disembodied. • 7 he Cheshim Militia; Commanded by Lord GREY, on Wednesday . embarked in boats at Liverpool, on their - way to clever, where the)' lri . to:be bQdJed, • NAVAL E ?VS. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL Ig. • .ARR IVED His Majesty's Cutter Earl St. Vincent, from the Mediterranean. Arrived the Indefatig - hie Transport froM Egypt, last from Malta .and Gibraltar, having on board a detachitietil'of the Royal Artillery, and the follow ,n9 ing Ofers 4-that Corps r General LAWSON, Ma jor BORTHWIGK, Captains CURREY and PAI N F., LieliterlatlM MUNItO and HOLCOMBE, Surgeon JAMES, MT. Commissary &LACE, and Lieut. Com missary LAttle. Arrived La Lair', Capt. NEWMAN, from crniy— ing after Smugglers. Yesterday. His Majesty's Ship Pr;nee:s Rgal was paid off A this Port. SHEERNESS, ApitlL 18, YESTERDAY arrived from, a Cruize after Smug glers, the Bold Gun.biig, Lieut. AGASSIZ, during which she seized a Boat with ;o8 tubs of liquor on board. The Acute, .Hasty, Blazer, Sparkler, 'Mazer, Wolf, and Scourge Gunboats, are paid off. This day sailed with men for a passage ta their homes to the North of England, and Scotland, His Majesty's Sloop Autumn, Capt. RICHARDSON. MA LS. ARRIVED. DUE, Holland Harnburgh - - 3 THE SUN. SOLEM QuiS DicE.Rc FALsUm AUDIAT HARWICH, APRIL 18. LAST night arrived the Diana Packet, Captain °sit oRN, and this morning the King Geo?ge, Capt. FLYNN, both from Helvoetsluys, with passengers. The former Packet brought over the Mail of Wed nesday rasri and the latter the Mail of Me Satur sr day ,, prAfspipL; also Dispatches of importance, which wag instantly forwarded to Lord H.:wras, JURY. - ;Z : th n" The Diana Packet, Capt. OSBORN, and the .Png George, Capt. FLYNN, will sail again early to- Morrow morning, with Passengers and the respec tive Mails of yesterday, for Holland and Cuxhaven, there : being no other rackets in the Harbour, Vice-Admiral Sir AND,REVi. MITCHELL is ap pointed to the 'chief Naval Command on the Nova Scotia station : his force will Consist of a so gun ship and a squadron of frigates. Tiiß ARMY.-,--In consequence of an alteration in the Articles of War, a letter, of which the foll Ow - is a Copy, has been sent to the Cori manding Officers of the several Regiments and Corps of the Line, Militia, and Fencibles, for their information and guidanec, " Myr. Ofre, 25th Mqra, 1862. )'!its MAJEST Y having beeii pleased, in pursuance of an MI made and 'passed in the pre.lent Session of Parliament., ' for punishing Mutiny an 1) oettion, and for the better payment of thm. Army and their Quarters,' to form, make, and establish ArticleS of Vi'ar for - the better Government of hiS Forces.--1 have the horiertr to inclose for your informa tion ancl guidance, a printed copy of the said Act and Articles of War • and it being provided and declared in the latter by the rzO it Article of the 16th See - tiojt That Regimental Courts Martial may be held by the appointment of the Colonels or Commanding Officers of Corps, Inithout any Special Warrant from the King, or other Authority, than that of the Articles of ; and further, that Garrison and Detachment Courts Martial shall be held, and proceed in the nature of Regimen tal" Courts Martial, I am to acquaint you, that the annual Warrants heretofore transmitted .to the several Corps of the Ann,/ for holding Regimental, Garrison,. and Detachment Courts Martial, are now become unnecessary and will be heneeibult clikaiintinued. I have-the honour to be, &a. (Signed) . " C. Y.0RN . ..E." n the - CdoWiir Officer conntanding jot tft";Oftiezkikg the • • • • - , 'fit - f.o't I , . . Among other dishes provided for the Mansion house dinner this day, is a baron of beef, which weighs 47e. pounds, and on which . the Royal Stan dard is to be placed. It is with great pleasure that we observe the French returning ' by degrees, to the use of the old Calendar. The Sittings of the Council of State are. in future to be on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 4nd some of the French Journals, have now prefixed the day of the week, instead of Pri midi, .Duodi, The Island of St. Croix was surrendered by the English to the Danes on the Igth of February.— General WALTER.STON, with a body of Troops, arrived there on the i 7th in a Frigate. A littlish force had arrived at St. Thomas's on the t ith of Vebruary, to take possession of that Island, On Saturday last. Dispatches were received at the India House from the Government-General of Ben gal, by the Arran, a Country ship loaded with grain : she left the Presidency in OCtober. We learn by a private letter, that the Governor-Ge. neral was on his way to Lucknaw, for the purpoe of having an interview With the VI ztE!t, or NABOB of OuDE. His Lordship had taken his departure from iVionghir, and penetrated more than 300 miles in the interior, North-West of Calcutta. The French Commanders in St. Domingo, about the Yth of 'February, sent a frigate to the Havan nah, to demand from the Spaniards an auxiliary force of 4c)op men, with a supply of provisions, &c. , in aid,ot their operations against ToussAxisyr. Two Spanish seventy-fours, a frigate and a sloop of war, with a French sixty-four, had arrived at the Havan nab, and several other French ships were expeaed there to refit, and to take on board the supplies re quired by the troops, &c. in St. Domingo. At Liverpool Quarter Sessions on the 6th inst. Robert Edwards, for throwing a bottle out of the Gallery into the Pit of the Theatre, by which a young ...ady was cut in the head, was found guilty, and sentenced to two years imprisonment at Pres ton, and to enter into recognizance in 501. for his good behaviour, for one year flora the expiration t hereof. .PARIS, APRIL Ip THE Law relative to religi ous worship de cree( by, the Legislative Body on the' Sth, will be pro• mulgatecl next Sunday at day-break. That day will be kept as a Holiday the at all Public Offices. The Sittings of the Council of Stat e are cl fixe for the future on Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturdar in.every week. A • TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. -• FHE CONTRE ADMIRAL GANTHEAUME TO TH E. NIsTER OF THE MARINE AND OF THE COLONIES., " Prest, April 13. " The squadron under my orders is arrived fitnn, St. Domingo, with o u t acci dent, after a passage °L thirty-sixsdays. c‘ There is no other news than what has b een brought by the Cisa4ille." MINISTRY OF THE MARINE. ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO. THE CbMINIANDER IN CHIEF TO THE MINISTER CI THE MARINE. " ;Ba/41h-4/gm:art s e e rs ( a f t e3G.co at- ifor,fit, i s CITIZEN MINISTER, r As I had the honour of announcing to Y O- ' • commenced -the Campaig n th e 2 8 t h Pfuviose L-. bruary - t.7).) 'On'that day the Division of GenCra.l DEsFOURNEAUX advanced to the Limbo, the Di d vision of -Ge'netal HARDY marched to the Gr a de l a. Boucamp , aril the Mornets, and that coo-On/4 by .General ROCHAMBEAU proceeded agains t , Taniter;c• and the wood of L' A me: A small Ca r ,P i , composed :of theiGarrisons of the Cape an d • ,; # ( Dauphin,' advanced against. St. Luzanize, Le e .. 1 and Valliere, These Divisions had to susiain s e . o3 • ral adions, rendered • vety_painf , il by the sir u t tl i s . of the ground, andl4 - 1 Lie - moveme.nfi of the I teve s is who concealed themselve s i n the i mpeiiet tkie for e to , r w e l t i r i e c a h t .b in or t ( h ie e re fa d st t n l e le ss ' e v s a . llie N s, ot a w n i d tli w st l a to nct h i a n la secr this si, ..sistance, t he col umns too k p ossess i on of lions which I had ordered them to oecupY• " On the 29 th, t h e Di v i s i ons of DEscoli ßil il EAtl fo x l: JawingA DY 0 , r a d n e c r l e xaArmpaisate airau;encat v •m o i• o encamped ' ri Rap'lae;. . They a ll p us h e d on ' a the enemy eve 6„, diredion with the gre atest i mpetuos i t y. It a bo sslutely necessary to see the country, in order t° if -enabled to form an.idea of the difficiitics Whi ca tho - preSents at every step.—l .have never seen in `,s, Alps any obstacles equal,to those in which it ab otow " -On the 30th, DE,SFOURNE AUX'S Division t o possession.of. Plaisance without resistance, That Canton was commanded by a gallant man ea ra t, JE A N PIERREDUNESNIL, who joined Genfeo.,. DESFoURNEALIX,with 200 cavalry and 300 . --tryi and who, had the resolution to preserve „ID Country, notwithstanding the orders of ToussAl. to set !:..retn it. e l at c ...ceDeTal HARD VA Division, before it airs v-c if „ 2 1 / a rme(ade, made itself master of the Morn( at 13 oat pn., which is the most formidable post I ever : 0 0 sinee my first experience of warfare. The T r o o p ,. entered the place of Marmelade bayonet in " - fil o although it was defended - by General Cirßis T° :a 39 in 'person, with . 1200 Troops of the Line t ., a- , - nc it many Cultivators, Every thing gave way r 0 • impetuosity. On the same day General . R o c'' he re EAu took up his position at St. illichae l9- 103 -- he found very little resistance, and his right, e - '' • le c goeti carried a post with the bayone t , which was i by 400 men and artillery, without firing a sink. muiket shot. dele 4 de. " I knew that the enemy's design was r 0 re fore the Canton of.4nnery' and the Gonaives, an d the oint ! I mustered as much force as I could towards that P p o rt . I detached Gen, D EBELLE , with a Divisi °4,C° ' 4. .ras de Paix, and he had orders to attack Gen. A 44 " . iiife, near the Gonai-ves, who had 2000 troops of `' il:e nr and zOOO Cultivators finder his command, trenched post within two leagues Port tic. y" ` x '. in the defiles of the three rivers. I" 5 et;Ct)3 iged sirous to disperse that C or p s , : which had ° a ofr some successes over General Hume vicr ; 14 0 dered General Bov Dal. to advance toward s "'eat of river, 'for the purpose of cutting off th e 'l ie GP . the „Enemy's corps, on w h ose defeat near t Divi naives, I placed much reliance. Thes e con to sions, were, h owever , • o f no serv ice in to that operation. , • n " On the zoth of February, General . " - " E dre ad' marched to attack General MAUR EFAS; bu t /nr " the fill - rain 'prevented the colum n desi goei to The co Enemy's "Position from arriving in time. Were so lumns ,which attacked the Position in front to,, very much fatigued, that they were unabl e `„,, Po' it.. The colum n d est i ne d to turn the E nern h i f o rces sition being attackedi n e v e ry point.bY CPC its of the Rebels, was compelled to fall back , retreat was performed in good order. des IWO " Gen. Bounar's -Division, in setting ° des Rai' Port au Prince, matched against La Croix sap' quets, which was set fire to by the Rebels on je d io proach. General DESSALINES, w h o cornm at as 1 . 1 that quarter, instead of making his r etre k . 3 MI appeared to do, over the mountains, w: iiho ugh turn to Leogane, to which he set fire, . ts pro had ordered a frigate to be dispatched for tedion„ • brnitte a i° , " General LA P LUME , however, sl°ll General BOUDET, and sent.me his. ad o f st l uu:i. pfs' " On 'the zd (Feb. 22), the Divisioinrj°3isoces FOUR NEAUX advanced within two miles ° stal l 0 0 ; ,HARDY'S Division, according to - its f °s i , net, carried Ertnery. , bayonet in l iana. ; roe v / c was defended by CHRIsTOPHE, who le o Troops of the Line and r 200 ed f° Ge- c that General CHRISTOPRE had r etrea lv o 1 ° L Cu!C„ltivators• t he 119' bitation - of Bayonnai. I ilinnediate , , Bri neral HARDY to dispatch thither , General SALM. That Brigade, t i n e zd , a very fatiguing march on the on ibe 3 a i whole of the night, and at chy-breal.. biC ,„ ra (Feb. 22) carried the position consto taken. This Brigade found a very RehC ls. took a booty ;it was the De of the , Di vision icor, " On the ad, ROCHAMIfEAn s ing the Coupe.a.linde on his left, an :f which liamnaprcTilca position at the head of the ravirx • faitnes6c 1