The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

,ND G*itAX ?AVM S, • Majesty tlic King of er Berlin before his departure Proveedefl direct from Potsdam. d Prince Augustus Ferdinand, All tilt 1.() al guards have quit inT marching to Silesia in ((if- Firld Marshal egitnt Kalkreuth miand in chief of the Prussian their numbers are considerable. IT to join the Prcnch are provi- Pomeranik ; but it is sup 7 regimvuts which are in Sticsin mar!'ll for the Vistnla. It is in lit orders have tilteady been I,l ar!h. Our fortresses which Abe Oder have bet.o put in an difence; they - have good gay . for nw,hin r . The Oder pre itahle barrier to the Russian King:llll'mi hert to , and was reeeived ht the ra itary ani;- civil authorities ; the ived Aaiun at the same time. of Prussia: arrived the day be- ►harsh:►t the Duke of Treviso, the Guard, nrrived on the 2d :arshal the Prince of Feis 'Might at Antibes, arrived on ice, his native city, for the re is InAth. 2i.--The last courier . arrived with dispatches frmn the Aus- Ts, informs us that Prince ill not return to Vienna this ThisPrinee, who has fora single •moment, has need 11,' it is said . , for sOate tinh•, 'anti iu favour of another Gene n army, forming the corps of head -quarters of which are at day receives fresh reinforce- I'd from different points of the 23.---I,e have received intelli ar Swiss regiments iq Ott.: French kt of ,January VegilAtentS ent tminti-mmenti in the neigh- Vkttil here they ‘.ere rt:P O 3" fattguea.—( Gazette de France, . , . . litives received the of the 18th of JtAtttioxy. The (....:ottnt.' Wittgenstein, left h t . We have 'received the t 1)( 19th inst., it ccmt:ains tit. Paris, Feb. CIC thy- Prior: , : , ,-; CizArt.o•lTE, at. P4e”s o f ,I,LfDs atnllo s Ecru:lTT, AcoN by calling in Newman - . t e.ittatin.; o f th e King, which is Pt , I t . ) irelaud, H e r Royal , * , ( :, : i lress her unlimited (IpPro '-: Hll 2 and to honour the .1 "4 au he t i;. a n d a half Works,, a ,„ /: the method of their Eitit.N'oz.RzeFiNT has also i3ce " etc 114 intention. to view this Wt " .are requested statue cannot remain in t SAtur,l4ty' week, onci . that Mr. ;rittili:d in zmbmitting it co . this ` t eurs Avt (any ,-hy but Sitn , - thot pc, ied. No cr-il" ticket of tired than a Lady or Geutletnans ro). ta. . • . n • INlon , lay last ariniam w'l3 - appreheudeel here as a 4,1•';'241 West k lieg,iment, and b•erore the I‘...layor of this -essed a ;murder long since COM' C'''iliti"..ircitiars of wli ich are briefly t"` , evt I Vail PS ago, the prisoner boy. • (1;) years of age) in the .6, and quartered at Naas, in with 'some other boys, his _corn : a person of the name of shop in that town, was reported 'fl g ogicer., for the equence of which he resorted to I means of revenge, and without his wretched clw,ign to any one,. mall custard, and introduced into ulAimate mercury, and gave it to 'ant•son (about two years ottl) wretch's preSence, near his to e child was iminediately atter The body being opened by a 'Cary was io un d within ii; . a Co. 'es held thereon, and a verdict re 7 alunicr against: some person or 'n• l]e ;119;o 4;141 his nand was so he could not conceal it any longer. `..ed to prison. After his commit mod the gaoler that *what he baci lli to was merely a fabrication th ent for the desertion; he 4 f , t r 'fi m ltth e'er, be kept i n c l ose confinement until \ t pt more satisfactoryqt can be uscairied o Jali h ota 4 „I . .t.froni the p r i soner ' s genera 'beba.- is examination,. and evident .syinp c)ti.t_ur,ltdistressed mind, ther e i s too much Tea lkf:ll46rehend that what he has confessed will a. fa c t. 'v•r(lat;,.• morni n ittn e g, about three o ' c l oc k, t h e a tr. lowd .e r-tnill i at tionitslow blew up, rownctotts noise, the elfect.s of which Itlitt;tt.„iti,eirute‘;ersy v,is.ildy felt by the inhabitants . of . %vs 1 ) Am* In most of the bou.ses the win -I,ol4,:eje,ityly all heen hrokett. The explo i sion !.._n.stinetly heard ut the wrilst end of the 4h4 c.':).' t .` 41 Piv t liromp toil most of t'ae houses were . r4FPNsons . ttre • , e , f robto now in aiist r fly on, on the v i e - . 11 g the Ilrighton 11 'consi nik, 11, • t u l le Past. of a )11 '' 'i e clIt:011 Ntik ,ateh I rce eilata.naig isoteg'o. 1) 1 , 4 rft llE ?ope rt ,, t"Wi l• • Abollt 1 Rtated to 'Alive been found in rithly 1 I N . iNIQ bekvt • ' p it Cr) IMite Linn ten, the shop 4iku!ket, we's'l'lll,atter, itinia, Bmi-- „ . "-ild I ,ias Attu robhod L ' tt ut.' , ., and eight or ten 'pair of IMPERIAL • i3All,tdiA*NT. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDA,Y,, PEE. 13. The Hon3e met at one 0'C104,.t0 proceed on an Appeal from the Court of Yiclietpkr, J j 'lrMetCr and others v. the Attorney-General." The case arose on inforination filed. by' the Attorney-Gene ral in the Court of Exchequer,. against .the fendants, the present Appellants, charging cer tain encroachments to have be6u made by them in Portsmouth Harhour, the defendants claimed the land upon. Which the encroach me nts were al leged to have been made' under a grant from Charles 1. The Co'nrt of lixeltequer decided against. their claim, and they: appealed. to the. House Of Lords. \lr. Hart and Mr. Johnson were heard fot-the Appellants, and Mr. Jervis in part for the I‘.e.- sponpeut. At five o'clock. the .further hearing was postponed till Monday morning , at eleven o'clock. , The Annual Orckr was :inch? relative to Lists of Peers under the EnFt India ,Judieatnre.Act. • Adjourned till Monday. LAW 11 SPORT. COURT OF' I3ENU}I, Fr 31.11. snunkßO V. MAcKotii.t. Th;f; ‘i , as au action brought by the plaintiff, an Ittornesi, for the anr4unt of his bill, incurred in . defending defeadant's wife from an indictment brought a raiu t her, far keeping a, botise of icl— fatNe, in Oxendon-slrect, and also for suing' out articles of the peace againstdefentlant, lit the suit of biB wife. ft eras proved that the business: was done ; that the defendant lived in the house' with his wife, and must have known for what purpose the hoipx: was employed ; and that , G.n. indictment Wai brought. It was also proved, that the defendant had turned his . Wife .out of the house Lord F,r,t. , , , ,Nuoiton'On stated, that the Jury, if - they tholy,ht there *ma, a retainer, or that there were:circumstances frm:‘, x ich to infer a retainer. r; oulri find^for the pl for the amount of the bill, which would be atte..lvar6 for the considera tiou of an Ofti . cer of the t::`,otrt. That in this case, therei VMS not an express retainer ; but when a 'man lived with his. wife, her employment was his, ;AT I lie mus t he em ler s to9d to retain the persons necessary tc; defend her ib such employment. As to the seeond - ciiarge, 'it oulbt to be - proved' to 'the jury,. that there was a sufficient cause for the wife to sue 04t articles of the peace ; but if such cause Were proved; there was no doubt but the husband was el!argeuble for the necessary ex pellee; and in this case it had been proved, that he turned the wife out of the house. Verdict for the plaintiff. 1. ft.E*Fi Al lis' 13EttLIN, JA3, 2; 1.4, Pi'llSJiti dill Wit e it for BreNhot, b t ut p ;,, , His cliihken, and ivo,-are ills() set off. A i' t4dll9tsciant, and s y ' trent colon:„ s, F still holds the 4r.:',3111 '.. troo in Silcs.i t ; t troops rps which •Ar , ... 'ir,:' : , tionally assembled ttl, psed that sr,:i le re ; .1-. Itititractliately to t , c'.dill reported thli (Nen for th,..ir g'-: toter the lin e or ti , ,I',-e' etrellent state of 16 tiobs, and Wltlit Cliti Etti inlut mom ,4 411. t . / , 6 ,::, 1 ItstAn, 4 AN. , ~. 9in gond he.ith, i, l 4c . t by all the mint ,fli toilet Royal nrriv I'li f . .tk ttte Au gustus of p et444Pett. 2.--- .;e its Ueneral of 'o,l' '' t . It Paris. Al t f: c , rititog a fort .:.. 1 9. •)i,tl ail. ot Ni 41,44,0441 n of Itis. ...., vitti lijk 1 ~ n . , 1 , ,_ , v All. A , V Cie Attie i9th, ' ~,, !li,t hrathqu;trtet '.. `)l,;',Tattzeetitrg wi '' 'tom er. as w, _ e., ,tot hit th t .- .... 3 " 1 ~c. or te ,, o, , J, Illy I is; s' . to nl :: , 1 ‘ t -: 41 '4 W ill ~ I,,,ii,tPv i:.)11)111: P, tii, Ti t „ , ~ , It '' tJbser .'' "' 1 " , , 9.10 zi, the h Lii ~,..,t,therg, eveVy ' itot ''',ll'3, wh'.,...11 arril (..,,,4 I.l');tiro,,y. '4unacit, JAN. `, :,,,1., t.'42."e trout tit..! fott 'if '` .i '''it'e. 0 1 t 1 ' 1 1 .. )1.11 t'' ' "e. ~,, ~ .rl/4ell ex:eelle ''..„ °111,4)0d (It the ' t i ' '-I',g atter their f ' ''. el, 2\ °,';‘. i .iiii;Cit,lN, lii, 11.110hergl; at.et ,, : Cj, ,)',.'nerfli of C av ' t Jo liiitv>berg oi l t i . 4",. 141);tzt:c OW:ette 111 t ilih q t, Ile, ( r L --- vOll r .....„ 0: . , k few (lays bac 1..1 "441.e+1 by the 'N e i 40110 red o :M e , Itr el.' Air to vieis; 11 tip ;, . Iliortly to be sew ~.0 I),e3s \vat , pleased kttion. l. tl'te r ~:. 1, tirti tt hy renlaini . , g Iris (iiirerent ;., cation.----flio I .4sefi to iotio44l t before it leurc ~' , ~hiwte t hat the o''. iA.lsintd next :. 14,4, i1l be g , .1 t ~. ~,f4petin,,, to t o r. tii ii tiot.) ii retitti 0 1 ,ii\(-',4t(l. i . 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This was an action of trover, kronght by the -assignees of Collins, a bankrupt, ag iicisC the de fendant, %vho was the son of the bankrupt, to re cover the :,.mount of printing presses, and divers other things, stated to hove lwen sold, by hank rupt,to.dclendant. 14t appear.2d by the evidence, that. the act of bankruptcy took Phtee . on. the 6th 'of April, 1811• ; the commission %vas sued out on theist of May, ,1811. The sale by the bankrupt was made on the Gth of January, 181 . 1, but the materials ; which %vere stated to have been sold to the son, were never taken Wit of the father's house, and he continued to use the Materials till his bank; nptcy, and always, appeared to be the owner, .r. 4001 r4l3.r.Nroaoucit stated, that the law wa', that if the bankrupt had the apparent pos,e s , iiort, ,of goods at the time of the, bankruptcy, they were to be considered as his property, and the assignees were of course entitled to recover. — Verdict for plaintiff. • C 1.1.11101 V. BROUGHTON'. Mr. Toericao stated, that this was an action brought by the plaiatiff, a Gentleman of large famine in the county of Mi(ldleseN, against the defendant, u• person not qualified , for keeping a dog ro destroy game ; and there were also counts for keeping arion, for using a gun, for killing a hare, anti alai) a count for eaposing a hare to sale ;, and the , Learned tenth man stated, that by kw, an unqualified person having a bare in his os.ies. viol), was to he considered as exposing it to sale. -. A person of the name of Beech was thtn called, who proved that' an the 22d of January,- he saw the defendant and a person of the name of Bor too, eating for game ; that they had a dog and two tuns ; that he, saw the defendant take up a hare which was shot by 'Boycott, and put it into his pocket. The SOLICITOR-GE:4%RM. then said, that Boy toil had already paid 291. for this lire, and he could prove that the defendant merely took up the hare by direction of Boycott, who rues a qua litia person, if' his Lordahip ,thought that suffi cient. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, he bad better call his witness. Boyton was then called, end swore that the lock of his gun having been blown off, he borrow ed the defendant's gun, his own being useless. Thai he slot the hare, and that the tiendant took it upalt his request, and for his use ; that hh was not qualified, but had a certificate. Lord, ELLetatonouou said, that be had sup posed that he was a qualified person, and then it might have been brought within the. case of a qualified person employins- a servant; and his 'Lordship then asked to whom the dog belonged, and being told to the defendant, he raid there (mold not be any tlouhrin the case, he kept a do. ts• had rgun, and took up the hare. V erdict 'for the plaintiff, MAYOR V. JOHNSON. . The plaintiffs in this cause were.Merebents re siding in Lontlon the defendants were Bankers at Stamford. The action was brought to recover the amOtint of" as cvl. Stamford Bank-note. RAP peorred, that the notoin question had been cut - in 0:0 by an agent-of the plaintiffs; •avid that he start one hail, together Frith other securitiel, by the tnail, on the 2fith October, and the other part O n the 28th:; the latter part came to hand, and on lt demand Was founded t the other part had 'been taken out of tho Oftlelb the L ee ds Unit hav in6 b.t.trprobbed. The note had been PIA& pdy r.lJ:c. B.F..msbottoni tinci Co.'s, and the plaintiff ri .,,, c i ) te,l the tote to them ; buttiley de (4.l;n-;1.to pay, the . defentlants. r a i ;; titi thel4 to defendants; requesting pa y nzeat, um! oneinV; Jul inclentnit. Defendabt's lc? , :; . it, reoly was t 0 the following effect:— ;,ent4 , ti'len, we are Aittelt surprised at your lm pert inenee putt :1g oto tilt expetice: of to lettea. on an ingniry coneetaang youselvei, Should you. have oerat:;ioo to tronlile, us again, we requestyou' uht pay the postage a, the.'next letter, or we shall return them unopened, without farther uo;- tice." ' . • Lorel I . 2,r.r:lnonouott stated,. that .11e . feared, from the oiwning Of the rase, that plaintiffs Could not recovcr, hut he hr.si waited. in- hop9i that s(7li)e n.tight entitle them ; ~hat the lettvr%;.;:s critw impropt-r ; hut ultlion4b, !or their owl) advantage, banke-,..i were in the habat under ,sneh circumstances, to pay on receiving am denmity, they were not coinpellable,' unless tilt!' wbo!e note were - produced.; that a &HlV:fide hol:ler tsr.e part might also de:lnnti tytytneilt, anal had no to be put betiveen two con parties.—;;Jrivrit. BrAim was an action to yet:overt:le amount of six hogshead,; of claret. There _etas a.s•pecial count in the declaration, and Also Omits for goods sold and delivvred,-and goods bargained and sold • the sale was stated in the declaration to have been in' the intlini"of March, aryl, the terms 'of payment to have been' three Months acid three months ; but' the witness called b% the plaintiff proved the agreement to have been one ha:t to be paid in cash, and the other in nine months. Up(4l . this, Lord Lllenhoroug!! (Ls.ired, the plaintiff to lie called ; and Mr. ',topping wishing to take a ver dict on..the emniiion counts for that part which was to be paid in mdi; his Lordship said, that if he did, he world he bound as to the remainder, it being an entire contract, and plaintiff Could not come t‘liee.-0,-Norrithit. LENT ASSIZES. ~• EST.F.P.N calcurr. ice C it:Aalr.ntt anfl Baron Wow). Sotithafapt•,a—At Winchecter,..Mon , ht, Nlarch 1., Wilts--•:1t New ~: ar.int, Sut , irdav, 111:!rclt G. • I)oriet--.4t rrici:ty i 7 N:treh . l2. • P. nvott—At tll 17,x..!':er, NVedneisky, March 17. 'City aid t'oluity cif Exeter—At E:teter, sziale day. Coint;mll—At Latarce.ton, ThtirAilay, March 25. . Somerset—At tiic eitsCe of 'Taunton, Montjay, March 29.• 0!:.170111) !eh...Baron OttAiL‘m nut! Mr..inqtice BAYLEY. • nerleshire—At Marc!l 1. o . .i.forttsitirt..—At Oxford, Wetirt.estby.- Marchl. W.orce., , ttrshire--1:1 '.V;Arevs'A.r, Nittr4.:!l City of Woreester—.:t the City a saltlO St3llo 4 .llsliire—At Stathti - ,t, Thu , : tday, Nl.tr.sis. 11. •Shritlisbleo—At ,`ltrinvsburr, March' 17. i-!ereforJ, '2lqrsci..r . . - ,.Ni.trcit 23. March 47.. - Gloticestershire...—At Gloucester, '',VeLlaclr..ty, 314:•c1i 31. City of Gloncester—At Glouce.i.tev, `;=tt • NORPOLii. C RCUI T. ..Lor f i Chief Justice M.i•-;;FTr,LD:pad• .•• • • Gat) r. AvitKi)nrv... • Bediurits.hire—At • ,), Ilunthigatirtsh!rt.•:---At ittroatingthw, ; , .;,,rcit 13. CatMiitigeshi re—At March 10. Noitolk--At Thethiril,• stt.urdaF, Marc?. 20. ' Saffulk—At Burrs. itdmutid's, sztttrrday, Mnrch 24. The :..ITT)I,ANT) CIRCUIT haq been. eltered. 'not ,in ttelti of reh. a 7, of :Cvirvb 12. City-or Coventry•—Nlonday, Nlarch 29, incteatl of NI Arch 27. Jam Kr:1o, Esq. (brother of the Bishop of. Coewnsna) and WILLIANt SitrupoN, Tstl. were last, week chosen Benehers of the Honourable society 0 . 1 Grays'-Inn. • Ttte:Sot.ntra's Comrowr.--4Vartnth and' rood are the prominent means of supporting the wearied spirits, and invigorating the frame to perform its functions without drooping. Our Officers on service feel the want of warmth in their tents, as well as a ch!anly meal. .Wt:ITF. AITI4 Co. request the. attention of every person going- on active service to the advantages of their Patent Atchiur, which will warm their tents, dry thelr clothes, and cook their victuals at the same time,: without. wood or coal, smoke or smell,and contains a com plete canteen for.breaufa.st and dinner. It is sanc tioned by the Commander in Chief, and every Officer ',Vho has seen it, fiw its portability and e.lt tensive utility, preventing cold, damp, and a want of proper nonrishment, which have deprived our army of many brave men. WHITE and Co give this general invitation—come and satisfy I,;our selves, from two to half-past four every day, tit N 6, 7, Princes street, Soli°, London. N. B. Lanthorns on a new construFtion. rEtt. 15. This clay's Alarket was pretty wellsopplied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in culler re spects . was middling ; Beef, Minton, and Veal, sold at Itrit prices Pork is clearer, and the trade in general was tolerably. brislz, The sies in the Hay-Market wer,e souiewlint consideraLle . ,. flay, and Clover, obtained last prlee3 W . e :tri ne,: 4 correct btateucent of the priees and num bers : To slok.tho Olial, per SUM` , Of 8111. neef, Gds to ra. Oil. Mutton, 54, 9ti. to 7%. nth Veal, 71. od. inal.4d. Lninh, Os. to O. Ott, rig. GPI, to Fig. oit. Beasts, 1840. Sheep, 10,4(X). Calves, ISO. Pigs, 21U. BAY-TVOIKEV. liny, sl. ng. to 51. ss. Straw, li. I4s, to 91.5. Clover, lOs. to til. 13,4, VAXCITANGE, Frat. 15:—The. supply of 'Wheat' was very short, and fully maintained the Prices ot last week ; fine satbples may be consi, (frrecl Is. per finalier' higher ; ti lar.',ee supply of OatS has arrived from Ireland; but the; beint few of flue finality, that description is quoted as dear, btit - ordinary 'samples - very heavy ; Barley is very heavy, at our last-quotation there being but hide suitable for malting.; P.e.,v Tiek Beans, being eagerly- sought after for seed, they have had advance of 3i. front tins day week ; Rye, Boiling and Hog. Pv:vii truth (Viler gra,n, triitain a before ; Flour coatinues statimlar y. Wheat . 755. fm± , .. t'i9s., TiO..ll(iiin- I. 84$* Fine ditto - tag . Ityr • • - V)c. Ricky - New I)itto Malt - - - 93% - . 4Q tt. ktitto t‘' !lite 9Oi. 101 s. 1105. NeW ditto 8t). as. 445. Grey rijttti • ;Sim ditto - . --s • ()id . Nl . ;tali ditto - fi74. retd - . i ia. ‘2ob• Fieditto -41 s• Vf.lood ditto - - 3.15. 41% Tine ditto - - 4r;q. ~... 4 • Potiito roli tt 0 - 4 'lope `iced (per tact) SM. t;St• Our': - Seconds - 1 i):1z. 1 1t.:r.,9* Fflo Ti-rE LONDON GAZETTE', VEI3. 13, 1813 Vice of Commissioners for the • irs of Indio, Feb. Ij, 1813. Copp of, n. Difiintch front Colonel Gill.e3pii!, Comm ',oder of the Forees Javuf to the flonouridild T. S. It I..iet:tenant-c-;overnor of tlia.t June flonottrahle Without 'entering, upon any, of the political points on whieli you did Inc the honour to consult •with me, previous to the adopiion of hmtilities agaiii:tt the Sultan of Djycjocairta, 1 shall proceed to report to you the v4rious op'eratioos of our small force, the measnres :der my authority, for bringing this insolciit . itnd te fraetory SoVereigl to a sense of What duo to the.siipreniacy of the British CioYerunien ,- . upon . .On the afternoon of the 18th iiistiint, You did nte the honour to acquaint me, that the Sultan ot 15jOejocarta, had reftts'ed his acquiescence to those terms, which in your ‘visdoin you had been.pleas ed to otfer ; that confident of the, strength ot his fortified pit tion, he laid determiner: to ,braye the cense:int:aces our power might inflict; and that he had asseinhled• his army from all parts of ,the kingdom, who were prepared and determined on resistance. The troops 1 had coll,:icted at this po- riod.of the Service, though few in numbers, tvere formiduhle. in gallantry; they consisted altogether of ;shoo,: 660 firelockS,' , a proportion of arti b lieri, and two troops of his MajesLy's .22d.dragoous. The remainder of our force, with nor principal supply of ordnance,, ,was eoming. forward under' the orders of Lieutenant-Colonel MacLeod., and were e.Y.peeted to join m y head-quarters . during the course.ofthat nOst. Hostilit;es hadlosione measure COIIIIIIANI . CC(.1 upon the previous On our arrival at - Djocioctits, Lieutenant-Colonel Watson reported,'that a considerable body of the Sultan's troopihad left the [(rattan, throtii;h the east gate, and had proceeded upon souse offen sive or .predateryexenrsion, which 1 thought it my duty immediately to prevent. 1 accordingly desired a detachment of st) dragoons to escort me on a re.oo'llllolteri llg party, and I prig:et:fled with, my stall' ulongthe east wall of the Krattan, and pursued them on a road to. the eastward, which the peoplea the country reported they had taken; after a very' circuitous route, we arrived again . upon the environs of the town, where We tound large. bodies of the enemy collected, who were. well armed, aod evidemlyrttpared for resistance. At ,this period, you bad not communicated to me any final determination with respect to the Sultan of Djoeiocarta, and I was therefOre,with.- held by sentiments of honour, from dispersing those people by force of arms, which I bad after wards reason to regret. Mr. Crawford, the Resi dent, who accompluiettme on the excursion, en *deavoured, by every possible menni in his power, to induce theist to return. His solicitations, and threats were equally unavailing, and we were at length so, insulted by stones from the houses, and otteot our dragoons was so severely, wounded by it7sp. , ;. , ar in the side;, that we were coMpelrel 'to act upon the defensive, and in a short time they were dispersed. In this affair I regret to sue, that one set:rant, and, four dragoons were won ;.1e.(1, the-setjuant mind ono of th e,prixates dangerowly, and in another part of the town, a serjeunt's pa utile of 2a dragoons, Was fiercely attacked by it considerable number of the Sultan's troops, horn they cut their way ihromigh„ with the loss of one man killed, and one 'wounded. '1 shall irtpai return to the afternoon of the where every thing Wii S prepared for ()Wt.:mire ope rations, as.well as our scanty supply of aunnuni-. Akin would adnmit. I ant always an advocate for .promptness and decision, and I .ant swore, that any itmeastmrtiof a contrary, nature would not only weaken time confidence Of Our troops, but ineremie the insolence of time enemy. I therefore ' directed Major Butler to open a fire front our f6rt, which Wati oninediatdy return nc4 by the Sultan, but with inconsiderable etfeet. V.aptaiu Teesdale, - this Royal' Navy, WAS W lit and a 1111 ;at zinc in the buttery Imi..inty.; Mown up; 1 lost the services of two 11 , 2 t i, e officers; Captu . n Young and Lieutenant whO severe ly burnt by theexplosion. parties were.de ,tached to scour the v Wages on the rkemmt and „left, and a 'body of the Sultan's troops kept Majr.ir Dalton, and a part of his battalion, 'on the alert during the night ; they were. attuc.ked four successive titnei great but they re palled the enemy with steadiness and good con — duet. At about tliree o'clock in the ncteraoon, I be , Car Tie eNeeedingly anxious for the arrival of Lieu tenant-Colonel Mac ',cod and his "party. bad received no report whatever of its progress, and I was apprehensive that he had encountered sonic,. difficulty upon the road, which might retard - thr Lt•tervice. 1 thereforeAetaehecl Lieutenant Ilale• with twenty-five dragoons to aStain s:onke inform ation respecting him, .anif 1 afterxarns supported hint xvith a further rcinforceunsut Of forty turn, under the COmittlod of Lieutcw,tnt Keir, of clic •sattie regiment. The first detachment under Lieu „tenant Hale, was repeatedly attacked by till'ge bo dies of the Sttltan's infantry; in 'lttlatio:is cavalry Were unable to act. The' prou. , iti . ,:ude. celerity of this ollicer's advance- excited ow w.4 1 ' 1 11 est approbation ;'in. us SeverlAY 'WOUnrkd Self, and lost five of his draif,ootts iit the•cf,,afiict but notwithstanding .his perilous and hampered $llOl ion, he exeettted his' impnrtant' truht by join ing Lieutenant-0)10mi Mac Or t tilefol ; I lowing forenoon the whole of this party avr,ve(,,, cotting of a detachment of PrA oyartide.:: , the. grenadiers of his 'Maj•!--,ty`,s regimeot, and the flank companivi Vlite c 6lnpauy or4;is• Mojesty's 786. - I'his reioforct , alCut detertuiuvd me upon ruy pl:115 _operationA. , . The palne or Kroll...Am of the Sultan 13 gar rounded by regular wor4s about three in ciretunfereace ; at eat:ii: corner there is it ff..trati-.: liable, bastion, enfil:iding the curtaio, .1110 Lito peitteipal entrance •in front is fitron s gly by The whole, of the fort:au:lc:4)u is wr rottutled by a wet ditch, mutat...! rte -ways are all pt:oviti.4 with draw bridges, to preveut the pas lap, =ter tiss. all these obstules to our vtic- I Feli . ;:.d ap'/pt the gallantry of niy troops,, and determined upon the on the niorning the . Aoth the prepara. iou nu eesstl- I .e;tp rieneetl 1 - • • I rffitf: t .anee