The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-20 00:00:00

PRENCII PAPERS. DiIESDEV", AUG: 4.7-HiS Majesty arrived here today', Atig. 4, at nine in the ntoi'oing. He pass ed,throtigh Wortibtirg, Batt berg, Bareuth, Hoff, and ftopped at 1111 points where there. wu.. troops . . to re . vienr theta. l'Aitts, Auo. Majesty the Empress Queen and IWgent , to7ilay returned from her Jour . uey to Mayenec, at seven in the evening, to the palace ut St. Cloud. Darsnrst, A 64. 7.—tlis 'Majesty the Enmperor aud Eiug has nut gone out during the dap, of the sth and 6th. !Ls Majesty' has been ,very much oneupied with the, Duke of llassano, with the 'Major-General Cottlit - Dim, and the principals of the different branches of the Admi ' oistrtition cif •he Army.—His Majesty has been engaged with the Ordinatetir Dove about Provi sions, With. the Ordinatetw Marchant respecting hospitals, infll with the. Orilinatoir 'fintruirtelliere concerning 'transports and clothing.—As the ar miQtice inn, be denounced before the 15th of An rust, the troops are preparintt to celebrate the tile of the Emperor on the 10th Angnst. kNKrottr, AUG. B.—lt is generally said the artrillalee is prolonged to the Ist of September, but rotting positive is known on this subject. BERLIN, King set out yester day, at six in the morning, from Charlottenburg for head,quarters. Ms Majesty on the 22d revietvc ed all the, troops who were in Berlin. The Duke of Cumberland has set out for Strelitz.' FRANK roßt, A LTG. O.—Private letters froraVien nit confirm the'neconnt that the arntistice has been prolonged to the.lst of September. PRAGUP., JULY 31 .—llitherto nothing has , pnb licly transpired relative to the state of pi oceedings het WfCll the 'Plenipotentiaries at the Congress.--, We oily-know that every titiin . ;- is at present •eatt fined .to the exchanging of not There is in the suite of the two French Plenipotentiaries a mime ram chancery. Ills Majesty often comes here . from Branders ; it is pretended that his Majesty will shortly establish his residence near this ca pita). - AUG. 2.---The • Archduke 111aximilino arrived lwre ou the `2Bth from Vienna. 1-lis,:thijeity arrived here front firanders on the 30th•of the tame mouth. BIUtMEN, Ave. 3.—For some time there have pnised through here large convoys c►t artillery and ammunition of every description„ ARMIES 014',SPAIN, LETTIA TRAM (IVJMIAI, RLY, CONIMANOING AT WI. AELIASTIAN, 70 Ins \CY Tll4 MUM rip reLntr, tivosTga rt r WAR, nA . riti) MIL SIOTII JULY, 1813. Ofhcer, hearing a Sag of fence, pre sented himself this afternoon, to talnetit information rc.ipeet ing Seveetal tniAng Otfieers. I-Ic appeared very. uneasy re . specting tlltt fate ofthe Colonel of the Royal Regiment, who was tined upon the breaclf, It - is certain, thatin the assault the IF.o,flish lost a Colonel, four Lieutenant..-Colonels ,or Ma office.ro that the:number of sob-of:feces and 601- i$ nhnnt tQQO lcikled. wounded, or,prisoners, all Engli*ti, sod nest tAgfPottugnese. The English speak of their Milt, with contempt. This Officer eonffraked what their prisoners had before said, that their, t , fitlft hest conapa flies of (4renarliers sf ere' totally de:ittvled on the lay the assault took place. In the morulti , j the enemy entliarktl :ft; heats of wounded ; he flied dnr i tr.; the day a great number of shells ; 'he only direct ; til some hitoit.t.c.rs against the houses set on fireovllich . made 'lira emit he had commented embarking his troops. The OffiCer hearing the flag of truce thanked us, in the name of hii Coffered, for the care.Whicli be had seen ns take Of his vi to 4* 1 " Ihtf orthe town is completely I lestroyed by fire,' the prurtt:r part a the lion, es are extventidy damaged ; we have not -e.t sitccoctleil in extinguishing the fire ; should the wind increase the remainder of the town would be lost.— ,v firoloittof vmtnuuitiun which the English with their 45 rimer' Of artillery, constantly in .neflon, consumed, is asto ni,tt'og; the proximity LI the sea and fieet could alone have tupplied this constitotttiolL , "I Ottfithl"pe to cansc the streets of the town to he barriea sloetl by traverses; which I reclons . upon tlefett!ling: foot by fool.; if at uny time X slint4d be obliged to quit my first line, y uc Extelleney mar rely that the garrison ht St. Sebasti:ot will tip its diety, and continue to give prooes'of its devotion for its totgot Empepor.-1 pray, eze. (gigite,l) REV% P. .4. I forgot to Mention' to yonr Exceilen4 rest ecting the imi, , ers vii which the enemy's troops were furnishe,d on ollouit <Jo the covered w ; ay weorc in pOssession of tio'lll. l' rTl'Vdt 11 . 11.! SAME 70 Tat NAM", 11171:1) ,ITILY /7. ' ut Sitiag t‘, I on left, with Colonel SoOsson, who comirrtri& C (.(Itha.. boati were Irani •,li w3.3lnlnie, i 1; i 1 tl, 13111'. a ; Iteet 4: i.':;l , a ,. ;: calt . l a 'ta advitlir,ed 1,, ,,; •.' WerL3. rift' , , I, • , de"' • • ' '.• z "•• ;• ••• ; • •••• • t tllvrc'f4,lr! • • •• t ; • •• •• , • . • , t: • „ , cli.u,•••itts •:11 • • ~„ ; • t Ik) I r • • I ' upon lit'. OW (.I' , • •f•t4.7t '• .t 1./ Itttnel at 06 h,OO • , ecpc,. • - . ' t•I in ti... , t, •• trt•t!, " • %, 're • • • •.' ; • le • •,, , • • 11.• , ••, t. • t • , .. • - 1 ( 1 , • of " ' • . ••• rye ' 11, . • A diSti' !lilt, ISLii C. • k .1 -wok of • • • io Ft.'s Lb, • , •• • • - ' ' " ` • ' • the enemy in 1 , , • " 6 I.•!titt • ttlat ts to vay, at- , • •' " • , • ; e;lt,,):' to tile garrtion. '!'hit 1(3. t k, vi , olr. The' 11111:11ttillti , ' „ • ....,31}e•rg, rov;:rit.; at !highest P r4l ';''''; 3,1 .4 31,1 roco , lfi.litl ellassettrs, I)ttrticatarty • !,,,,elf-by 11o; trenehEti; he was 11•1•1., co 41l' lit 'fl 1)1141.3 of ttrtillot,'; fr. o .1 , 1100, our, front 71of olit tgittcry‘ t , t 4lti4t t.w•• f)lSl,ll.artljt:lo - fhtve tilkti 1194 1" roitchrs '11),t• 110 33434 111p8 tiegatt tO 1:1k OW tIAVI; Oletit4 K bettt't fit wi,of 11 , ittiof 'u410f, , ,‘ of r endeit ti.l.liLtAiiti4ll at* e;toci., 4,01 ' , top tile Are. I pray, ece. • .St AILS. • A.:oll l ,ltA.wi NVatetinrd. Dui-4 etniPt, Lisbon, 2 Gutted. buigh, 1 tielignidtid, 1 Dublin, 1 Watisrfurti. PIM% OF Sit: CF:•`: 1111$ DAY AT TWEIXL Console 5711•11(A. Arm. 57i I Omni= ro It WATER AT LONDON BUDGE TO-MORROW, Morning, 14 nviiittles,ofttr 9. Evriinl, Z 7 iniuntc Atter 9. if! E4', SUN. SULT:3I• SJl'll fill EitE Al' Vr LONDON, FR Lan', AVG UST 20; Igt% Paris Papers to the 16th, were received in TOWII last night. ,nith.perfect consistency and impartiality they continue to publish dispatches trout General REY, but not a :,,yilable frou► Gene. rat Sou LT. Front this we conclude, and the French nation must have 'learned to draw the sante inference, that'the intelligence front the last nAtued person continues to be . too disastrous to admit 9f a Coliniring - Tut front Gallic ittgeuttity and falsehood. •. Let it be ohserved, too, that this state of things twist have continued to exist for a whole weec later than we areiiie possession of accounts front our army ; for bad ,BouLT been enabled to communicate any favourable news, even up to the most recent time, tbe telegraph ystein established between Bayonne and Paris' tvould have afforded every facility for the instantaneous administration of constilittory tidingS to the citi zens of the capital. We, therefoi-e, Jake: it for granted, that, up to the .1 ith or ,12th of August, the misfortunes of Souk . bad met witoh no remedial interruption, With respect to the letters of the Dith and 4 27th.0f July, front Ray (of .whom•We have copied . a biographical sketch frOni the "Pia gri Moni't'or), they, 1110 , imt:iifeA4,great : cr tardiness in travel than former documents from the same person and place; %Odell is, perhaps to be accounted fOr h'olll the increased load of exag geration which they were doomed to bear. The surprised the small corps of Portugnese,with which we are well acquainted, is swelled into A grand af ditir, in which it is uncertain whether must ,to ad, mire,' the talents the.,General, or the feats of his troops. We are not, however, disposed to under-rate either the one or the other : the de fence of St. Sebastian has been bravely sustained, and the 'great advantages accruing front the IN-- rural strength of the 'place by no 'man: omitted to • he improved by its garrison. The P,lrty are very angry with Ministers for Os they ba y ) ‘iithholiling the details of the loses in the trenches, mentioned by General " The French account (saya the labOrimisly erroneous ChronicA), however,goes forth to the wo rhl todlort , 7 ,4 y meld' on our pArt to Arab its (Willey, although from a Compa rison of the &des, It * will of course be seen that we must have been in possession at the detaibi. .This is the consequence of U wt, of * candour and foirness in opt. qiivial puldie Irhy not nt 'wee state tfir whole ti'v:4?—thus' pOting an end to all doubts nod and preventing the misrepresentationx of the enemy Irmo having the sliglite.:t efket. " We trust,, however, that the statement of our sulhegnent loss in the'Sortie made by the Euemy, iv greatly exaggerat ed, but of thiLirifirir ou ((crowd h hcpii pHsl:,Flidd stenc, although, front its date, :we eapuov but suproso that they Must hat been in of the details." Now it ought to •bc remarked, that the said General REY'S last 'letter i dated the twenty-sc. venth day of July, and unless t lihe this writer, he is a prognosticating prophet, and in 111 tilnlatCll finetelllng Sonic suture loss, it is evident that Ministers have, ipso facto, Contradicted his user tions; and not suffered them to go forth tonakean impressionupott the mind ofany person in the world, save And excepting a party-man, who is resolved not to see any thing which militates against French falsehood. The Chronicle inserted, on Tuesday last, the Gazelle Ectroordinary published on the , preceding dit„y, to which if this com - fid write; re fers, he will fittd, that in that • Gazette is given the particulars of the loss sustained by the British belory St. Sebastian up to the tweiily-seventh discover that• the total loan on OUP side, British and Portuguese, from the 21st to the 27th, both inclusive, and embracing the assattlt of the 2,;th, mnounted to no more than 142 killed, 457 wounded, and 298 missing, in all 927—it severe and dre.tdfal loss indeed ; hot then what beconieb of the " uneontradieted "statement of the enemy, which exaggerates the numbers, to 3,117, .in rwo (lays alone, tiz. 1,1347 on the 2 . 56, and 1200 on the 27th. It appears, therefore; that General REY has nailer more than trebled our actual loss in his veritable letter, and that all the insinuations of the Talents Uazette against Ministers are, at least, on t this occasion, thrown away, as it bud in fact printed its own refutation three day ago ' - the 'French Papers Contradictory statements in on the iiibject of the,Arenktiee have set vecultt . thin on that important sukiect moreividely afloat than ever.--afrom Drettlen, of the 7th (only three flays pre-,;rmq to the 'exiti'ry or the tinie liar tQii for the Armistice), where it i s sa id, :',foi!iteur or the 131 h-----; " At the Armj,tice . irlay be arti,unctul !,c6re Itre.alh of Awfast, the troops are preplio..; to e k l e t );;k t c ti l e, fete of 4s+: : I?..itrziton, on the 10th Autz:ust . :— while under the head of - Frankfort, of the Bth 84 9ili, the fOlio.,i'ing p:!.ragraphs are imported into the Journal de Prnit, ahso of the i3th "it generally said Ora the Arnii•diee is proton:4 . cl to the first of s 'nothing positive is known on this sah;ect. . " Private letteti fr<nn couivni account, that -the tirinistiee has been prolonged to the I st ut tie/Amber." t r Jpott these particulars we would remark, in the fit'st iilace, that the authorit yof the Moniteur is stti. .periot to that of the Aurstai de Pth-;s, in the sew mod place, that its intelligence may be cansiil& l . cd to be of a latter date; for it is inure probable that news ft om Prague, via . Dresden, though apparently two days anterior, should be mote correct and recent than news Which tra velled, front Prague to NTienna, and thence crack again to. Frankfott. In evel.y other, respert these papers bespeak int-, Mediate hostility. The ICING Of PaussiA had set out on the 23d nit. front CharlOttenberg for head- Ouarters. 1100 N• PAATE u;as concerting for days to; ether with the principal officers to whose cung(' the :tlatinistration of the hospitals, clothing, provisions, qtr. for his army helongi. Indeed there .appearsto be aS 1111101 laCCrtiOlde Dresden as at Paris, whether war or treating would be the result of the'dvliherations at Prague.. These had hitherto been confined to the interchange of Notes; faint which we may _infer that the TYrant had not found every matter - so - easy as in his former diet atinus ot'peacc . at the paint of . the sword. On :the contrary, we learn with satisl,tetion inspiring 'confidence, that the ex ,ertiont of Prussia are commensurate with her stake.—ALL arc in arms to deleitd their It is for existence she fights, and to insure that existence we learn she has at this instant on foot no less an: establishment than one hundred lend sixty thou sand effective and iimnediatelY dispOsable Inca, besides re;4ervcis and Militia to the same amount, burning, with ardour to Lig.ht, the 'cause of their country in the field, shoulder to shoulder with the regular force. The Russian 'army ; is also, as we stated some time ago, in a most effective state.— We rejoice to learn that they are particularly strong in eavalry-that species of furor which con tributes above all others to neutralize, defeat, and improve victory.` • fly a vislel . arriVed at'l3ristol . ;, letters have been Teeei ved6.oin Gijon of the titli inst. The, contain the pleasing information, that the OaVician Army (4 Reserve, tinder the command of General LACY ; to the , iiiinther of 12,000 . men, and in a most ex-: celleat state of discipline, had broken upfront that province, and was on its march to join Lord NwroN. When the last letters camc,frotn St.'Sebustian's';, the guns %vac: re-landing, hut were not likely t‘i (met) again ror some d.vs, till a frcs.li stipply of shot arrived. lb the mean time, vi:lorotts measuree have Leer adopted to'prevent any communication hy set between the garrison anti the land. it is said, that the water was not discovered in the dit,:di till our trOops and notated the breach. The Congress at Pra:. € ,ne k said to h e it mee ti ng of Austrian and French 'Ministers poly, the Tor m e i , to state, ant: the latter to accept or reject, the terms ,upon which the Emperor of . AUsTityk would offer hismied,ation for a general peace. 'lf, they were neeepted, there were 'then persotis at Prague, who were, able to promis e a Co ng r ess the part of Russia and all her Alhes if reject - 6h,', then A tistria would join the Allies. The Ditke of YORK.. returned tit town on Weil- neSday night from his visit to the •Earl of Essig*, and transacted business yesterday at his Office in the Horse Guards. The last account received from the 'Duke of cumneutAtin left his Royal Highness at bead quarters, iii perfect h ea lth. • lite strength of the enemy the'Texel is in creasing fitst According; ,to the last reconnoitre they bad in Mars Deep, apparently ready for `sea, four sail of.the line, five frigates, two brigs, two -schooners, and five, gun-vessels. la, the. New Deep they had onc Sail of the line, With sKils be t a, and top-sail yards actoSs : four sail of the'line ordinary, with Only their lOWer rigging over their in heads, one ship having her wizen-mast out, and a frigate, one frigate fitted but us ~a sheer_ hull, and one ithl East Indianian.. I are so strict in the Texel now,: that do fishing lwats are: allowed to come outside tile sounds, and even there they have gno-lp,m t to attend, theru to st;c, that they . are nut boarded by any of wir•boats, at it .we attempt it, a gun is fired inotiediately, and:. they all hear op fits then anchOvage. General leant to; , :o will sail from Cork On the 2:sth instant, for Cnokuta, where he is itppoloted second in cOwmand. The General will b..! ,ccota panied.hy Captain ros-rEit, his Aid-de-Camp. On "cnc,sday the :Earl of iliacOtrictand. A. 1-j o rp s - in,pe c t cd the College at Hilt Wickham. Ti establishwent is expected, shw•tiv to be 're 7 tin to Fa.rnhant, Sinre.y. Yesturdoy the last troop of the Royal Blocs :ll rived at Kniglashridge I3'trracks front ‘Vindsor. The rejoicings at Dov e r, on Ttie . sday, in c'ort4e (pence Of the intelligence of Lord WELLINe:TON'S Y ictories in the Pyrenee,S, mit t have beett ly heard and Seen on the French co:ist. play of Ctmgrevr's'rockcts, and the firing of the artillery had a very grand : efka. The Alagist rates and T . () have voted alt Address t o th e P a i s c.r: REGENT, on wn Connell of _Greenock. the brilliant' victory at. Vittoria. • . • NAVAI.4. NFAVR, PoitTsbtocTit , AUG. 1 9,---S3ilett his Majesi, ships g,rniont abd Beil , iNt, for 'off Cherburgli i the Cygnet on a c'.-nize.-I,lis Majesty's a tie find Aseui, with the otieward-hatmil, the 3fedit'errancan (to eall,at- Coil' ) 53.1161 l' morning, , with the wind at S'orth ; but it ' lll'l6 to the 'Westward, they are now coming bAc kt port., ~ . ICJ . Majesty's ship ,itiogicienne has lod e a .preparatory Sailing signal t ., r the ligrsC Trari ports, bound to Passage ; they are now driVr i down to the eastern ntost 'p a rt of Spithead.) ''' t , , will sail in the utorninv- should the Wind be, I ro • ;The Acilat sails with the eintVos' for lliazi, l ' ir i stead Of North America, as mentioned. .. ~, • PLY zot,fift, .A.O G. 18.----Alre understand ,11°':. I‘ A olv ; iti ... s t:s i i.A l l.:tika ai, eir discovered nti(ttlyt,tsliviserti I very lip aps, yesterday u:.ititiwtiti:irm: : 7 ( un f i t 4 gnus , t 1I : , o ti a ie ° 4 oili i. bst' lli Atilt was soon extinguished, „ t b, tr,.. very great exertions of the Officers and a , . • lir 1 ‘ terial damage. , I i fitt flAuw - AUG.tivii' tt..u, ~, 0. 11.--No foreign at I , without doing oil ',IA a ti :l 3e :Li t t lT tl::l l :t l e S l;l P ::d t , i C i tt il l e ) t B . ' a i l: , t A l ' ili N .elll;ig s li : ljr r ai : ll , ll6(C: S je k L t iP i : l 't e b'. it 111 ' ' '1 l i t t ' :l:irl - o lli:'- : ' 1: t ( o l : i i t ec y rp e G iie tejo t t ) tv i e n cir g : x l : ll . r i t:i t ic l l l l :t,lstreipleJli latter a i Is o i f i t c h n e gs. l )l 7 :l l :: , : . )1 „ DEAL, AUG. I.9.—Came down froni ` a° . .1 1 1- ' ,gil for the South Sas; • ,01 Ann, for Rio Janeiro ; and the Tobago , Al`J .l4 ' I , f % : ':: r a . r( r ! ° -h b o 3 u g t ° l(l ' Hinliders:lillacillit:citinl, t t i f i7 a;:: 4 1 :)° °11::::)1::fi*: I JA and c * ollicts, under convoy of the l'ipr 3°' .1 • The ' • cutters, for Portsmouth. _Arrived 1 0. „1,. ,„;, tiled hip a ,l'ork, front cruise off Viiishiag. .3' c , a r e ip , i M ercil frigate! for the River, and the' . of war for Portsmouth. . Pl l e ; i A e L t m ' t E " . f is T e i z i , n AUG . ntl S i o 7 ii — y ' f ‘ r l,. / r' i i ; e id d i t ' .1 " :;(1::)11,1,i : c":' .:11(11)'1e.' II 3 lifa x , , 001 her the Brazils: Sailed the Little L'oiterio ~i •.t, count; have Leen th:eitester fur Suriaatn--all vitli ili.'i l ' , rie forwarded Honourable Captain I:ll.‘i,:g,AY, ' lclyc i, o'' CALCUTTA, JAN, 20, —,My the )1,/kler"•11; Jr r i re ) t l l ib a ilig tet t t ot . ,ie d t a is : i s :ip t p lg jo)f o rt; ;r r o t:% i i : lo l :; , . it t;; ;ol e 3 l l 4 .: :: :: l i ' l ll f i ' i l i i . ,e ! ; Chcsterjfeld for ..Vowlico, 11.1 the lols of I „ Ir y • • p belf t . • : hence to . Java and New South Wales , " 1 ,, i, ill ral passengers and a vahtable cargo " hug ' ' , I,o' account of this loss ha been received fait s 0 0!, cis Prinereecoeti'vle?crialti.sr°l:laillitle:tc:lll:,titilt):}: car, a period tut honidy who is kaown t;) ( ' ~ _ : T:lis man relates, that W hile od' (I “ . ' ~!:, i .. '43,1 Olatra ' the Monga/or'e came in co"' ',* 1 water-spout, *which breaking, ti'''' I ,' ship, and curried her untlerga ler 3u t 4" ' "4 : ' ' '' ' ' 1 "um wits to the r°l","'- ' plans A -ur 1: 1 ::: :: o ll )7 ; t i t i . lt i ll t el . 3' p i s l ot a s e t k lc a c g ' el e : s tei iii i. . r i ‘ t i. 31 :i t ' e 't r°le: e la ci:)anit :I'li:: lii . tit driteti on shore, a cirintinstancell,`;, to the I l'''ti' -'nony of the Li:: ,r, lea.''-, as to the fate of the vessel. I . . . ,____-...a.---,--- ; 5tr , , , ,,, t.,., The Fortitude, Po•yrs,. frost! D" v ' s.s i ~r ,rat`` strtiVed tit SuutbWohL; awl the , . ) - - l iv iii , LrywEs. has arrived at Hull, from ti're•P' l ,„it 4l. , i 'fife Acorn vi'iti expectett to proCeedoni'tio(l.o t, age to India tbis day, but we iniiivr-t33`,,c4,1,, t'' tleparture`wili be postpOiled to thti tl'''Y ',. ( o . l ', _L!te. purpose of earrvino• ou t Ills ro ,llt 1, 0 , 0 1;) t i( 1 1.1 1) 11 i :le i ri : 1 1 :t 'i.' t 9lt l l it. g • s l• E e litg'll l ‘ ll !l i it t le i e t r i L t i: e c i :iltr a t''s t i t; tt.' i ll:l‘ll :: :;: : :l;;V:Sl,l4l',l l .l l : t rlt'liijr:l 'WI 1° There Were abOut thirty vess.cli jo "*) • , the action . 0 4 —_,...----7 . tie 41 tillness, -i" Ow . 900 Year alt liceage, l't'g e i „ c ';g lr itat, on Sunday th e I,lth init. aiter fl. ste d 1 0 11 : atventeci bV the small circle of 1 . 6° 76 dil :1& i ' d ° . bours in vAliell her long. slid well-sPtllll,ive.d" _lle_ell paxseil, Airs. ilitanow of I);'3g le Y ' 4„cre v4 Ul Trstone, the mother 4r.l ' fl•;l 4 :!.ii itow,"" of the .Adiniralty: ~' e tore-PJ . 'flit Catholics of Ireland are hol(liiigi'l"rioc,, tneetings throughout. the fibrin!, al ) ‘: ~, ott'; mi=nts up.:n ti new PetitiOn to•Parli lait'i:::1;01,i: towns, 1-n- , the purpose of •Iteekritli; l''''' t il ,i ' presented at the commencemelit 91 SeaAon. • .- ' • ; 01 14 0 1 1 xv .. ,. - 1 7 -- t ( !Mut ty !..c'n i.,tht a n-tinerooscitot of the Nol.)!ei}tert tine! Ciem,eliten 0",:iO4;' County and Cite, and of tile conntY-,l7,oltitc„" was held at the (Lninnercird lloiltliwg,i. P'.,o t,' ' Inc the purpose of erecting ti br1(112f: i e i l , : 0 0 0 ' 8.11"1")11, in that city ; witeli a s•erii..4 01 . j oie' "il 4 were agreed to, and 12,0001. v ''''' it 0, dime's; sub , ..erfhed t °Wards the parpos''' c ob' be cilled Wellington 1ivid;,,,,.• rI A w . .t , vg , iit loud of. spvci'! , i ' vul- s ll°. i rlitiLil it l. "'()'-)i)i, 'telling-, broti4ht ny the 1 :' , V0,01 11 :; iket, and Laded hit Dover, s,',!-4 0,""Y`..,,,,,0rt.:( Canteibary on Friday, under 0 ii:Ilt.o) 1 -. tv c ,rrle e ():1 SAttirthic. fist, .:.1 hu,11,-we ( . 0- 1 1 1 '.:,,,, sviic r ii finlnd one of ilk brethren by the- WWI' , 0 r ei9, t o he had been severely wonit.led hY Sent *two 111.1... who w i s h c .! to „...4 h i, o .. The carrier o li! i t iito" , wt.' lhooke, occompunied by his hoY , a'',,,hoin ti t a lc liones of overtalsiag:•tho ti.llllli, Of 1,,, overt'," '.. re"iveti '") iicettrate Cescription. tl in i; 30 al itr i t l , thetwat a good many miles (I:sunc''..l,, iato e , L) ,i gutted " wt. o f t h e road, encl. ',oleo: 0,/,,,,,er, v er'i';tion, perSnatiri‘: EllCtil I'6 ft 4le 0 ,1 111: 11 ' r o g. C". l lil4::'ted them safely into Gi.hicg`, °v : w ere r die 4 :(1 them into "s tie custody, vv‘iile 11 ' 1 1 . 1 fo rtlf a t 4 11 % l'ini Nl' 'his kinthlesS. Cille a ll - let i o Ole e 11 1 ,1 11 1 4 : al tt• stair which lie had tr 4)/ '''''' ' f i .iol i ' l 1 10' 1 clot the carrier, nod the currier, !lilt be 0 4 ""ecil the ecrry, l' vr l'n rr ' ''''' trof f ,.., , p on , it n . , ib , I t mitt lying on t!ie place `"'*" .4l hoppeneil, -