The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-15 00:00:00

'sat t.. - 4 1.4%1H2111 start, Liatltetlailts Lit Wel Igo Rtlel utii I . A-1 ChHSl • tititsUrit,pitictueii-- , Lieureniuit-'oolorrelltistace anti ot (tehte mid Colonel ) , revert:l, Captain , Alutalt and Lieutenant illeinur, %lightly ;. Lienteniota thaseul and Precotlinio, se verel, . • rolert/way.2l3 WOUNlrtftp. .Stit Rep,t, the Lim-Colsni e l slightly; Lien , tteuitut C0Ion".1 Ralph Onskley, Captain •W. S. Connor,' sc. • verele; Flnsigns JoNtdat.Matuel Niaserarenhas and Jorge Alex;:trdre, asd Adjutant dead Luis Iltomas, slightly. • ilth Regt. of the LAne.-Captains Joaquin', 'l'. Pordia), am! , • daaetie Gonvca; valid Lieutenant Luiz. Finto and Anto do Gaueea, stiglatly. : lab Ilegt.. of the Line , ,-Captain - F. da P. Tercaux ; Lieute tcnt ti , P Maria da Fonseca. .19th Regt., of the Litti.Q.i.Faisign dnao Vitorcao Perreira, slightly; Ensign Julio Castar Atigust, severely. I st Ceicaitores-.4.taptaill Manuel Jorge Ruiz, slightly. tJ Oita. , °res....Ensign Alit, ae - Prado, slightly. 3d Catittiorcs-Eusigns doze Teixeira Pinto,. and doze ALI ria slightly. • 7th Cacadores-Captain Pedro illlarros, and Lieutenant Ali ,to tiereiz Plato, slightly. ' . • tlt Clicadures-Capttua Ignacio Ferreira de Rocha, and En - Agit Dots Henrick, seecrelv. sPANISII-O.I'FICERS K11.1.P.D.-31st AUG. 1812. fm Reg. AituriaA-Captains J. Menendez, and J. J. Vidal, • - Lielacaant L. Hernandez. .Reg. Cunstituci , nl--.Captai-a M. Jixsefa. • • iteg, Cortnin-Sccosid Lientenant M. Pardo. • Re A. 'Volunteers tle-Agturlas-Colonel F. Miranda, Captains i...lnneria,rid M.'Fotalba, Lieutenants T. Cancya and A. • Fern 1.-:,;•jed0....-I•icut want An. Gonzalez. Cony;,i'y Arlilicers-4"aptain Al. J. Campa. 'lnt Reg. Cantabria-Captains O. Lozano, J. Ruben; and J. Ortwoz, Liciaeriatit k'. littbalcara, Sccoud Lieutenant L. Tiraikies de Cantabria.-L-Captain Joaquin Diut. • SPANIsit 01 , 17ICETts (.1 kt.o , Ger. - • - Statl-Major-Gener a l l'rancisco X. ',made, Prig„a ,, 'nal Frederica Carniuncon. camp "econd Usutenant 311. Carzia, ..Adjutant-Geuerdl L. Lnvina. Reg. de Tolede- , Second Lieutenant A. Baucihi. - : Veg. de Moriterez---Liputeuants A. Narlunq loud F. .Romero. de Avis and J; Pam:trey... • • ]ees - . tie isenevente. , --Second lieutenant X. Arango. • Reg. rieltivero-COlOnel F. Carrera, Lieutenants Al. Gatuit , fez and R. Otero. Reg. de Oviedo-Captains Estornti, R,odrigcz and Alberto • Rodrigez, Second Lieutenants M. "%road% J. Esia, and F. Lem. •• 2d Reg. de Arturias-.Colonel J. M. Garin°. - Major M. No. von, Captains F. X. Fora!, P. Zaluagit, yraticisco San du - Ilan 1 Lieutenants- Francisco Moreno, Pedro liunce; Marist 111, Soli4ues; second Lieu's:Da...vs Ped, 0 Soils, Juan Miss tenhes.4ltisuSlere;‘, Esteholi•l'stalogo, Jose Foyeda, Jase Cana, Francisco Llargai. - Reg. Guallaxara.-Capt. Jose Rico, Lieut. J. de 011aqui. B e g, Constituelou-Col.dnan Loase,Lieuts.AntoniaVillagas and ..Intonio.Martinhas; Second Lieut. Luis Alcala. Volunteers tie' curona-Lientenaat-Colonel Mariano Candi, • Captain. Jude Itlcnnajor, , Lieutcn.ats Nicolas C'ollar, M. Roman, J. M. FlernandeZ;, J,, De raga; Second Licute - .nants V. Vagueira and L.N.rtardc. • Volunteers de Astnrias-Lieutenant. It. Sodno Druz. Second Lieutenants J. Villinuel, V. Lopes, F. Salgada; Adjutant A Parqa. Reg. S44nteyari-Second Lieut. J. M. O'Campo. liegimetit Cant:AlaiJ-Major Pedro Oloriz ; Captains lose k , Alat lot ; Lieutenants Francisco la I'neroa,,lios'e i• JO: whin) I.nintutte,' Juno del MA, Fralickeo Media Villa; Secant Lien teinints.Francisco Sunucs, Marcelo Ortiz, and FrAnci ;co Sitlyzolor; ' t.aretlo--,'.ieuternnt-Colonel Sylvestre Ilydalgo; Cap -14.411 Barnard(' Alvarez, juitL Falb!, Manuel Nlcuendez ; Lieutenants Vi. , ..ute Nottiga, ?can. XUtier Albarez, Fran. , Paolo; Secant' Lientenank'li• SelpiStlan .Satiehes, Felix .114- rial..iuse Pas Luis Ostiz, Beg. '1 de Cautadria--Licutenants Jose Cartreyon, aid Vicente - tic La Torriet, 4' . Ist Reg. 4,e I'. inpuheou-Lieutenants Nicolas - Dorousora, Joao • "Arrutiii,,.).. , ..“: , Reg. de tiniiinscoa-Lieut, nant-.Coloael •Buenaventura Tennteste.; I leineaants Ciudiarsitn:o Churtiera,• Jose 4111111 cl 'elk' • "rly ItS NASSING. Sil Regt. de Asturiafi--Lieutetrint .Tel4quirn Golualcs. Keg. de Constitucion—Lieut. Uenites. Reg. tie Si.s) . ..xiijo—Cuptaiii lierraiz. lt'g. de L ~c t, . —Lieuttuant3 Joie M.. Suladura, Ante, So. . . L It I,t: i• ..f 'Kt LLEDAVVOUNI)g, p, 484 missluG,iu the . ,trat f44IItTVICIII kiatc'.9"olVl%. or Si. i(t1114 tlyvY.ifl.l Jtily to•Ltsct 31bt.uf Attep.l4t, 23rUT2s,T. - licuienaut-colanel, 2 tuajors, 6 captains, 16 lieutenants, 8 ;ii serjt,ants 1 drummer, 50i rain: and tile, lolled,. )at ,51,1,11; lieutenant-eulumL, ! major, 1 5 captains, 38 deuteaattts, 1 ebisns, 51 sefitant..4, 6dt maulers, 973 rank (sad title, vt . ,,ailded. • licultaiwt, 4l) midi and tile, !Pip:mg. PoittTuOtiEsg. -• . 2 emltains, 1 lieutonant, vii signs, s staff; , li)seriean4;l drum vr, 171 r4411c and tile, killed. 1 lietitenutit-coluilvl, 1 major s 10 ciiptaini, 10 livtittnantS, .13 us, 39 terjeaut!i, 5191 . 41)Lund ww oided. 4 r 4 ii AIISTRICT of ; KILLED; WOUNDED, and MISSING, in ACTION with the,..ENILMY on the Jist Angust, aii(l Ist Septeuilset,...ld4i. 33RITrdIt;' ' • 3 capt:lias, 4 iieutenant3, serj'eliiits,,43 rank and Al e , 1 lieutenant-o,nel, 2 niajors,''it 'captains, 13 lieuterhutts, $ • ewsig34, 13,eritatiii•s, 284 rattrOiliii fife, 'wounded. 2 s;:rjeants, aj ran' and N.!, o, POItTUGLESB. If captains, 2 lieutenants, 1 ensigi, S serjeants, 1 druntiner„ Tt rtnii and tile, 'tilled. 1 t lieutenant-colonel, 7 captains,: 4 lienttllantS, 8 ! staff, it serjeants, .1 &winner, 344' rank and i.‘,.,caded, I Jr.inL., :i1 rank and file, missing. BPANISII.Ts4.! •• 1 ' • cOitnlti, .10 captains, b lieutenants- 2 2 ervigni K 12 se r j ean t 3, 231 runic asiJ tile, Q horses, Lilly, 4 getlei'iti :itatf, 3 .ptionetti, b liegtEriant=coionels, 2 Juniors, 11 eaptain:,, Qs 30 ciiiig•A4,•,, 1 itiiit; 69 terjeaiitS, 1191 tile, 4 horses, ssoutidt•ti. 1 capta:ii, :t lieutenant., 1 eti,iro, ratik.a nil file, misting. (i ice deiaLi of the Icegivte.-tal lots will be publipictl in a l'at are Ciatetled The four o,iicer found guilty of murder, nod senkenced to death for the* part they.had severally taken in the laic duel in the Isle ot tVight, in which Lieutenant l.i.Curin,gL, Of the 10111 l'egi- Inent was killed, liaNe been Inirdonetl. . special Tepreset t t at ion oa the bilbjet4 11'0111 tilt! ittinti rlistr;(i.ioll to i* Collinntlider in Chief 110%1ev,r, nyun thonglit propu r ; and the (,lota tiltit)ilt'l',, ill 441,4;i4 4 ,;,.,i a •- e ,, fts tlityterrea-., --- !inente hp,eirtt tae To r th e al the Pal,:c.P., in it - is ti, oil a full totish dere,. iontie cireliftvlumees, (13• A t, tli 4 onfor. • 1 it 11 1 ,11.0, OIi'CCT V. 1.0 lO*t Iris Hie, and the Oliicer by i hand ne tell litli west hidiut reg,iinent 3, arc tl: c least g,tillty ; but no Stich appeariilg on the part. of Lieu tena t bit.i.o.N, 191st; o'l - ;uwg, Nisi; or .1.; 11 .. Sign CiILCIIIiIST, 6111 VVot India regiment, these thre'e are di::raisseil his Alajesty's service ;Lieut. i)a.t.oN bein4- incapable GI serving his ~ : alesty again, for not liaring„tised the influence elf' his superior rank osTr .inexperienced bill Is, Ihe purpwA.* Of c(iiiciliagin t ;-. rather than in- GrLCIII;ISr .‘;',131:14N :fie i pen for re , toration. Ensigit4i!Eitivii32 is par ihe last day of Purchasing in .' I,rnrcry the I)raw mg begins tilst n' nisi, has a . , , tir ;tis truly to . et,,l 9, i:L m artitg-ers-; Were ltl,shared, and three nu 511,10., 7.t` i` STATE Li 'll-11A„ )1/4.ItTN. N' , LlOl 4(1 , 19 rm,sum AI; 111:.11 LONDON D 11r E S SEPTE.IIII,BiIi 15, 1813. TOULON FLEET. ,10...--. " Although we are seldom more than twelve English miles from the French Admiral; he has not the civility to send a Moniteur: 4fen) 40 since twenty-nine Italians brought out tfie ltear - -4d. naral's (Violette) barge, finely catve4l' *nd gilt, front his ship, the Conpneree &Paris. Froth them, I received the inclosed account of the etteuty:i fleet, vt Ilia corresponds exactly with my own obserwitions and the official report CO the Ad miral. "Tl:e.y state that the Flag-ships have uat more .than 600. men on hoard, and thrit-numb,ixfs WC.- dneed by DRAB T 3 ,WEUKLY FOR TIM MtnillN", They occasionally come .out stNATEN sit of the line and 10 frigates, and when the fleet is out of, sight, make .a shew of , chasing-the in -shore little squadron. We are almost • tempted to try their force. Their, ships arc magnikent to behold, and in fine weather not ill' handled." here be Truths," as SH.AI4SPEARE says ; but only think of the Admiral's barge being promoted into an Admiral, and the simple matter of the de iertion of 0 Italians Converted into an 'universal mutiny !, That their flight may indicate such a state of things we do not desire to deny. Since we are upon this subject, we f4.resure our neadets will be gratified with the accurate enume ration of the French Naval force thellort of Toulon, alluded to in the above letter. LIST OF.SIIIPS yoliaposing the ENEMY'S FLEET in Tou. LON, with other Information oltasted from Deserters tharfrom, July 6, 1813. Xo.l • Ships Name,r. I Ram. 1 '&4(4 , et no Sra, , _ I L'lmperiull e (a) -. - 2 Lc Commerce du Paris (6) 3 \Vagrant - - - i 4 t rate;, 4 Itlajesteux - - t late- IS Montebello (c) - ' - " deL.1,1 , ,. G Austerlitz (d) - 7 L'lleurreux - - I I Le I)onnawerti (e) e I Le Sceptre (j) Do. Do. Do. Do. Buibring, 80's J Ready. 'Do. 1 Le Ville de Afarseilles 2 Gimkti, - S nrev,lnu • 4 Magttetitilpe 5 Ajax 1 1)a:1 - tithe -' • ' 1 ;Int ------ •..:,. H , ,\Kanterunon ... 1 11or'et- - .• - I Trident • , -• ;.., Sonvreign - :{ Rolm a t - 4 11aunibal (g) s • 1 La Penelope . . 2 Pittilina - • :: I)riatle ,- - d Gulat6 ' - - 5 }Media - • F, Emilio - - 7 Incorruptible - $ Nielpyniene 9 . Proserpine o Adi.ian .Ready, 1)0. PO* Do. 1 1),,, 1),,, l),. In duck. Ready. no.. ;:mil Do, - Po. Do. Du. TM, Dt), no. • .rrigtites. - 1 I Vietorieuse (et) Flag of Viee-Admiral Emei (b Fitig of Rear-. Admiral ic) Nov snip, lilting. .(d) I.lmnasted, and very leaky. (4" lufernez" Comthandant. (f) Two others ni)t, named. * . .ittid one eventy,fintr Corvette I Do. nau, Commander in -Chief. :.te, Second itt Comm Yesterday wt were chiefly oc , ..,apied cy,Cli the consideration of the g reat events passing i n G er - Inany; to-tasy, 'our attention is no len illtereSt• Asrt:ti p--1 Potttiibtiigh, 2 Waterford ; Litbon 2 lid' ; iland. UT..( " 7: , 77E:C1 itiN THIS 1M Y' Al TW F. 1.1" F ree CIC Consols ............ at • twin ‘vATI , At AT tONDON BRIDGE Ti)-NIOTtit(W; Muniitig, 11 minutes ;iftet Evv,iii)g, a cmilikttts ftvi' rOTTLItY begins Dancing early on FRIDAY' MOI:.NING. The Morning. Papers have,copied from an Even , . ing Print 'an unfounded extract a pretended letter from an Officer on beard the Berwick, off Ton= 100, and stating, that " A French Admiral and twenty-seven men have deserted from the fleet, and are now on hoard of our's ; they state, that the whole of the French navy arc in a 'state of insubordination and mutiny ; and that, within the tact nine days, 17 men have been shot fer mutinous'eondnot to their offieers. Such idle inventions as these, are rather disgrace ful to the metrepolitan press.- - Were Newspapers Solely intended for amusement, fables might h e made extremely entertaining, but when the,pnblie look to them for information ini these awful times, .it appears to us, to he ' really inexcusable thus to trifle with the, general feeling. No' Admiral hits deserted front Toulon ;,—no deserfer has stated that the Whole.. French navy aro in a state of mutiny;-.there is not a syllable of truth in the story of seventeen men' .having been shot for mutinous conduct ! On tile contrary, the sum and substance of the entire fact, which served as the basis for this fabulonS'sitperstrnetnre iT -is eon. tained in the following Extract cat a Letter from ma OFFlcia o TOE IiMIEST-R.M.llt;liikbe shore Britilt squadron off Toulon ! ingly Can to thil tetteettptation bt tilt HOMO detas pertained by out tountrymed 'atid bhve Allies. on the Peninsula: The fall oaf St; Sebastian is a Most prOne.nent and distinguish:id feature in the .Sponirth contest: the clevotion nil(' heroism of the troops can only be equalled by the importanceof the service. For the capture nt this almost impregnable fortress is not to be esti 7 mated on the common scale which appreciates 06: value of such an achievement, by a single . corn': parison with the strength of the place reduced though, even in this point of view ; the tkiting of St. Sebastian would be ranked as no able comp:est i —no trilling advance, towards the ot - taintuent of the brilliant ohjet:t *llia is aimed at te;crown .the cemmon cause„ But it is,;itra moral and political, as well as in a military light,: that the reduction of this powerful fortification is to he classed as one of the most splendid and be neficial e x ploits of thii glorious campaign . .-- By the possession fifSaint Sebastian iu par - 7 ticulk!r. (and of Paniphara,• the fate of which we shall speedily have to announce), we not only held the keys which open France .to inva sion, but also shut the ,Peninsula from. inroad open one of its few pervious avenues., Those wort„ .which have tie:;:iiictl a British victorious army so long, .so , Obstlitately' he efforts • . of British courage, will now, in, the hand.; of a British garrison, defy the . utmost labours I',f the armies of France. • Tlius,ton the Biscay shore, is 1. the expitkion, of the invaders from Spain com pleted and sealed, with the exception of Pamplona, tlltStiri.o24ler of which may be confidently andel pateci. The following letter, sent yesterday to the Lonn MAYOI:, announced the pleasing intelligence, uud wus in substance contained in init SECONb TLON :--, " apt t'itistrPet, Sept.ll, I sl 3, Four o'Ckek. 0 Lord BArn ti Rif pres'ents his Compliments to thC'Lottn MAvott, and has the honour of acquainting him, that Major.f HARE has arrived with sitspmtettes - froni the Martinis of *ea, Ll:corn:sr, dated Lezaelt, the ed of Septembcr, announcing that the Town St. Selmstian Was taken by storm ou 31st nit. On the morning of that day the enemy's army !" crossed the Bidassoa River, with a view of relieving the place ; but were repulsed in all their attempts to force the positions of the Allies, anti retreated with very considerable I lois on th e e v en i ng of ttrat day. Tne principal attacks o f th e enemy were directed against thee' Spani s h :Ai wy, who re- I 06tedli repulstil them, and conducted themsifres in a man ner to merit the highest encomiums of Lord liku.t:StoToN. The British loii during'the si kiUeil,ege was a b out 16 ' 00.173th Wptlntied i and mitsing , -that of the Allies "The British loss in the operations was about 00 wounded, and, missing* -that of the Mir.; WOO: 1 ' The Telegraph has sinceatinointeed the arrival of. an M eer at rlymouth, with intelliqcnce that the Castle .of St.Sebas - - fiat) suvrendemd. on ir • Lord WELLtriorou is now enahledto act upon. the oftcnsive ag-ainst'France, should he deem that measure proper to be adopted (cyan the policy of which we Awn take an early opporennity 'of sub, flitting some ob) eryatiOns to our Readers), or, our illtiltriOU3 'Commander has, liv the capture of :de place, put himself in a situation to retire.in per. feet safety from his advanced atation on thelion tier, and protect Spain with his troops reposing in the itacrior as effectually as if they were antoned amid the rigours of Winter among the- Pyrenees.; This last is a ?natter of the utmost moment. The inclement season is at hand, when it Would be. impossible to remain in the midst of glaciers and: tempests on these horrid monntains,, and, it is therefore the more to be rejoiced in, that by the occupation of St. Sebastian only, tire enemy are as efficaciously held in check, and confined within the limits of France, as if the whole Allied Force occupied their positions on the Illdassos. The loss sustainedlon this occasion, is indeed of that magnitude which must be the source of deep lameutatioti. Many a gallant soldier has died to obtain this shield for th e safety alas surviving comrades. To purchase the redemption' of Spain they have shed th e i r bl oo d ; and is lien o ur h e r oes are enjoying. their winter's relaxation from . the (hangers and fatigues of war, they will remetn . : ber, with a tear, that its'chief blessings'were ob, tamed by the valour of those who sunk „IA the: midtreneheSl ,on the raMpatts oi St. t:bastian to everlasting rest The following is a. distinct lib, straet of the Killed, Wonnded, and Missing, in the Assault, 'and since the la st returns, a n d also iu the Actions on the frontier : IMPURE ST. SEBASTIAN'S. , . Poriug 571rx ue:e. .... .... TI oNg. Tiritish, ..... , .... ....... • - 51 Yri: umouse ... .... . ..... +sa Spoils!) ........ . ..... 261 Total Killed Wounded flritists at St. Sebastian.-- • 106 3 Portuguese ..... .. 13r tish~ ............... 494 " EN TIM Wound ri l .. ACT10N5...... ... . . 314, Port ogue,..r .. ...................... 326 .• • , 13.17 Total, Wounded ;„'13 , 54, Total Killed and 'Wounded. 4Nil Total Killed, IPontded, and Miesing 4954 liis.;l ng Spani ar d s . t .. .71 Gomm] Total 6U45 • • ttl; 4i _ tle § te ac..das i th a details dre so rr4. 03f tti td idtti their prdtitinetit feattirtt We 6aiindt ever; totigt-atuliting lititain and Spahi ilti thdit tingtiiihd Mimi& iii which the farce; cif tl,clea .country hare conducted thernseiveS,.Tobc as they are by a WELLitiottitt, they ;:lave (Ought nobly. SpitilaidgWeit disee the ~.soldiers in Btirope. ; The immortal struggle have maintained for the deliverance Of their try proves that their nature • is titich4r,e4 , tiO that they are. still coninetult to,stankOi foremostfoforemost in the lists of fame. With thato6 they will no* aequirewith that esPetiel leeg •the part of the Officers, and confidence °Obi?' --of the men, which haring combated under Oct! of the Duke of CtuDAD RODRIGO, and . 4i 4 4 11 with Lis British and Portuguese 'warriors, is e' culated to bestow, anotheriMpenetrable barrier raised up against the mad 'retensions •Of the ile lating,Tyrant. atpli valley.rt 1 vie o ti :rv:pr. French aoa tl ssa u cin d i l 1 e 7 It would seem that a great portion of S°°I.IT ;Circe was engaged in there des ... t 0 1)116 t ` ' i ptiii e 0! save Sebastian: The march from St. .1e0 .. ,,i de Port to 'C . /rogue might be made with :450' two drys. But the providet;ce of ourCOOOP 1 d ot 1 Ilsimilar reception for thc a s,tto- Irun as before at the:Pass of Z"L''‘ is on the high road to St. Jean de l '' li neatly as may be, half way betwectis"'Pi Sebastian and Bayonne 1 ---___ skirmishesl 1 Ali and. are given in a preceding "colunm. i f i'qi % , Papers to the 12th arrived last 14 14 importantly unimportant . The we.ution of °, quality a s a d o i n ar the erent\ S N id e e r soi.of.alit6aflyt,heetut::::i: jup,trecild',::: contents. .: 'otiiing further limn , Save te at 100" REAU is stiperadded to the original, fr°" l " .lll , c 'I, w it so We gather freA hope that the disaster 0 i 4 befallen ihat illustrious lierson'ls hot of so (41 ' 1 4 d hf i no. was at _first represente d . . t dus t . both his leg s, 1 ; wit. expected in a mo . i '. it s l t . l e s c c r a )v r e c i e l l e fr a t I ' ll ' -., he) , w or i t li b : , th la ' M4 Y' we therefore trust, that iii this , -.,, or rest °F his liiilletin the tiFql.ll. eSaggeril° 1 1 1):01 0 otne sliew of reason, been suggested No that,. as it i s probable hiotrau would lie Ustilper Lave been . employed ? it horseback in the field, it is utast onlikeli °°‘ I;ela i° a caution-Mali shwild ‘votied both , legs , W . the knee, 'bat this is mere couje e t ure " you s'll'7 . i‘c e dare -n a -not bad any sa nguine o ' , "" , ' l a rather rest imp doubts of the accuracy of P , l f . I ,„ of oil the eonv:cred an' known la . ithl.ooe'''' relator. tact There are no further accounts from •,"" • tt° We have no doubt of the utter defeat % Ito Etleniy in that direction. W . litive be nniired, that the Allied Force neitt.er Este ro ok 4 1 1 turter--the slaughter was trgto°" lu ! ls. Te a. forward from Dresden on the 3d. Forw arri relativea term, we are at a loss to /4110 9 -''''''' e it is that the 'tyrant has gone. Shaul') is "'' been to the vest at the time, his but .114 luagt.titent would he backward to the I thiae; , t o gopto rwltich_ s id e , h e n ; a 1115 faS co' " ) C - cornoi:uttlht gallantt u' e s l°l .A i o Ni l r i A :l P : l .i o i _ . i t . fl t t ßu l e ) Tr r e l r ki a ' ll 9 e RaYiiis)rrEi%,.xttilti),eitoi tcsc(i)i"lviltt' 0 4c' ; 3 1 ‘ Gazette of jot The 0 r 4 10 1 ,Tjwe -is little doubt but the Tyrol anti I ‘ 4° ',. t rio Pary ‘ of Italy will rise the inotuent t h3t 2:;rer makti!R movement in that quarter. Al l tion in the Tyrol I v o u lil terribly liartts.s PARTE. Indeed he seems to hiive a- ci):" s 7 (ir apprehension about the Southern pot (ibefo`, many, Or he would not clusetoil Igt a t 0 I agt - - a ! • r YestertUy IN CHI His Highness the 0' goo' r held a Levee at his Office. 0' Li:" gas" `-_._'lnar— dsthere were present Lord Vv 6-11 Generals FkamEtt, F is u cit, c.ocist, A letter has been received by the go° V„ ilt ao wide)), we presu me , was p ut on boards Ol s t - i ,,., 10 • to the delivery of the M.ui, it being clatc ( L, - ,iiiiig 0 -' l 'iglist. and wq -have rise uavisfactital, u f. o lo l 0 11 the anzhority of this letter, iVitiCi) I S . ..LOY 1/cost respectable quarter, that on the 31 5 t ° l i ,„ege and the day of the date, a most auspiciour, e- ar, bad taken place in the state of the disortier rd i c vailing in the island, so that the victim s to complaiut were diminished one bait% ric , e. Troops are now embarking for foreign 4er t 13 Cowes roads, roitt ttce depOt i'le dp of rcao o ni : ni t t tei.nßri...yvani.toF,Cf:tidinen-7:314,,t,,,,:r5.0n:,(5):::tianti., th e .tiots, On Ti,orialay last, at Norwich, the Lady of Str oe 6 . A, _ MAIMED. (10 6 , 1 last, at Lewbbarai Chitral, Mr. W illiat of 1 % - atcek -m:, Tower-street to Mi s s Eliza 'tarot)" ► Svdenbani. _ —......---___ k ti ( 2;;;.. r t rida Y . ~ the Tech ius i t ) 2 '.1)„ - ,:c,...1 4 y . irimeritea /1_.431,11:14.4, - r, Airs Pr • wife . Swithwark. _ • 1. 1 .or Mr. D. ry*, at Lemon I.)ir ‘.4a t iai,. ••• tats off Spkits_r • um ' nitK , at Clapton, Dr. J. P. Itermato, . qe , n, Jazu.lica.. , ...... o ° °° Lt,,lidN —......7-v. fel t, :, ' th . • • Printed Irv . J. D. CAPST.AiIIti. No. 7, Cr. a , „,.. " lal 'Al n it 4- l and * l'-i qi bW A. SC:HIPPS (xi 11 111 '' pt th,.., T. ii"" ''' R YW. 'A Adverti,e. .' 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