The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-09 00:00:00

. . A''', 4l vEn-T-1 Catli7, 1 Hvligoland, 1 Guercrey, 1 Jersey, 1 Su "lam, 2 Dublin, 2 Waterford. I..)tr r.-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, atiottenburgh, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford. , , PRICE OF STC OKA THIS DAY Al TWELVE We'LOCK. ( \MU 57th I Red. Ann-57i 53 I 0m... .., „al 7., MGM WATER AT LONDON BRIDOF, T;).mpicitow. I ‘ l (""'Hig,34 minutes after - 12. I EveninZ, 59.mi1itites;,Iftet 12. Tl'E SUN. SVJLIM VU I nicEnr. FA 1,1 , 1 AIIDEAT ? LONDON, DaY, AUGUST 9, 1813. ARRIVAL OF TILE INDIA 1.1,E41.',,: Telegraphic Dispatch has reached the Admi rOt by which it is ascertained, that the Niemen, frith Ufleet of Indiamen, passed Portsmouth this 14 ° 111 111g for the Downs. By reference to our publication of Saturday, it w ill'beseen, that while we stated the circum stance of the Letter exhibited at Lloyd's, purport -410" he .from Deal, and announcing the arrival at a 'nag of Truce, we submitted our rea sons for 41 '' b die•ving the fact, and expressed our abhor rence at th ese nat i on ally mischievous forgeries, for the Purpose or fraudulent stock-jobbing. — Notwithstanding the obvious conclusiveness of these reasons, we regret to find that the delusion was attempted to be kept up, not only by second editions of Evenitn.); Prints ou Satuttlay,„but by additional' fabrications and cOmmentsjiw6unday • Papers, during the whole of yesterday: - • As indiscriminate censure has been generally applied to the Evening Papers on this occasion, Ire take this opportunity of repelling, not cnly in this instance,. but in all others," every irnputation Pf stating to the public any iiews upon which I)crfect reli;:nce may not be placed. EITRY OF" COWNIUNICXTION made public appears in Tire SUN in. the first instance, in common with only one other 'Evening Print ; there being in this respect nut the slightest difference ' ; beyoudr ; what superior industry and ability may 'give" the one over the other. In obtaining foreign and doilies tic intelligence, of course, every Newspaper 'de pieruil upon its own exertioas, and the public.is able to form the 'best judgment' of those are most earnest And successful in their endea- vours. We havedeemed it necessary to state thisinuch, as very erroneous opinions have. ne abroad up on these subjects, and have only to repeat, that every official document is given in THE SUN, Co- TEMPORARILY ,and co 7 offleitilty, with the curliest of such cormunnications—and that, (unless guard ed by .our own expressions of douhtandmistrust).. "u" Readers may implicitly depend on our autho rity for every . article of news 'contained in the cohonns of Tuu SUN'. • , W ith respect to the shameless iMpositioit which led t o these remarks, it i, id the effect .it w as I ntended, and raised the • price-of Stocks .for ' 3er e'rat hours. The following letter just received ft "' the respectable house at Deal, in whose 'atne the letter came to the Coffee-room, con cludes the business :—. • , • 1410v01.5, AUG. 9 —By a letter from Messrs. '4 WIN, CURLING, TRLED and Co. - at Deal, it • alttiears that th e l etter received on Saturday, re , Itttive to the arrival of a FrenCh OffiCer, is iifor 7 ger/ .• such letter having been written' by thew, :. ,:.~ • 111 o ur preceding columns wilt be found Exit racts ft:cal° America n P apers so ' cop i ous ' Os to.prec l u d e 1:'.t.11)1° . an intadverting upon their contents at any °r even devoting the usual portion of our tothe particularization of the most pro; l ' 4l hts of news, given under the severa ou u w ine!: generally _class the various 'tilicies • " • - 4 has j "telligence.--;Admiral WARRL. , idk en Ch e Qul Pt°n, in Virginia, (at the bottom of sapalto Iv) after "an attempt to possess Ina lsof of Crane Island, from which he, lv - 1 1 " Irel v• O y ur Readers, will be entertained itltth e American accounts of these Captaintrans to, Captainitobadil was a mothilt 1111: 1 rapared to these Munchatisens. 'let,. in d espit e 0 f their su p erna t ura l proices,,, the - c oast seems to be in a state of trepidation 11 • befitting the country to be In, whielt, braves , M e thund er of British vengeance, These opera tio ns ' tuner act • powerfully, as a diversion infa . lunr °f Canada, and we trust they will be carried on with -1 fiery zeal and unremitting spirit. — "gross are at work to find oat subjects to in "nine t he populatiOn against this Country, and to render the vat • • datable The Indiauwartarc . 0 „ ' r side is the theme : forgetful that they cm t"Y Ir:dittos themselves where they au"--Litisat they erra their faithless Militia tvitlJ foiitsthi.m clts 4114 scalping knives---that they fire red-liat balls • Lipari (Teti torins—thiit cirtigi their qiiett s three buclishoti;j6 each, in addition td ball cartridge=that they destfoY defeneeles ,- lu dian villages (witness I.4nlibets to*nrind in fine, commit every barbb.rity with which they ac cuse others. . _ 1 hir fOnTfr.Nldt,tilt; AUG. B. YeSte - 141); Rinitidti—Sitiled the EthaliOrt fur off Cherbourg ; and .Dexterous whir ennVOY Rapid fOr Plymouth for Guernsey and Jersey:---'':'his day arrived the Hazard- ftoni HalifaX; parted, thii Morning febni the Eolui ti , :th A large etinvdy,' whiell are gone by, to the Dawns . ; Sailed frcinf Halifax the 7th of hiSt Month, bringi no particular news.---Also arrived the Jasear frail Plyttiouth ere has heed tai arrival from Spain at this port siule the Sabrina, Capt.M4tkiNZlH.s but by her we learn, that the A Cadiz mail brings news froni Lisbon to the fall o? Pionpelnna waa speedilV expectA, it was without provisions. In St: SebaSti:..n the 27th ult. , MarShal.-WELLINGTON's general order, le fear . / are well Supplied, and the garrisOn Con of which the substance is already known, clearly ,fists of 3000. It was well known, when the Sa announces, his design of entering France. Josirit ,bra sailed, that SOuvr hat arrived at Bayonne. General Sir THONIAS GItAIIAM C4'a quite . is novv said to he, with 20,001 men, at St. Jean de covered from the contusion lie rereiVed front- Luz. MiNA's operations against the fugitives ball in the thigh. Captain MACKENZiE was him front Laragossa; evince all the spirit and skill of Self busily the in the trenches before Sc h. sir inthe midst of the siildiers and artificerS, that successful commander. tweeting the construction o f the wort,s. GRAVINA, the meddlin;; Roman C stholick Nun - The (la .y before the Sabrina Capt, Do pin, has been very properly 'transported from znabiair, a very officer of the artillery, was . . Spain,' and his temporalities seizetla gdod and killed in the, trenches. Ile was tAing to a bont bardier's wife, Whose linsband had been killed the. pregnant example to Old England ! day before, when a 2-1-pound shot carried . ttl'itY The Cortes are, itf is said, about to remove - to 'the back part of his neck. Sir G. CintAmt is Seville. , blockading 'Sebastian. the. Surceiltante, • ! +.7W Arrow' Lyra, and Goldfinch. , 11 p ar t, tat the for a t-0,.„ . crews of terse. vessels - were serving ssiitire at the Count NESSzwi , .- breaching battery. Col. CA - .cvsELL., 94th' regi ment, who wits wounded at 'Vittoria, came home n Minister The in the Sabring, on leave. A,ball struck the centre t i ffie • pita. of tins oilleer's hat, Whic:h being glazed and hard, instead of going v„,„ through his head, it fortu ... Y nattily turned round it , and Scalped the flesh only. • PLItYIGUTIt, AUG'. 7.--Catne in the President frigate and Beagle gnu-brig, with a fleet of trallS pOltS with tr,oop3 0;1 board for Spain and Portu gal: ,Also arrived the tiiiisinghant packet, with it .until on board, from Guadaloupe, she having over, shut Fahnotith. FALMOVIti, , AUG. .6.-0-Arrived yeiterday the Tutcnshend packet from Stangate Creek, and the Jai* Tar front ,Pernambuco, in 64 days,; • she parted, with his Majesty's ship Satellite and fleet 'on tile jtit June, in tat. 6. 11. Soutit,•long. 32: 10. AVe: , ,,t,-- 7 J lay 24th, she was boarded by,bis Ma jesty's ship Comet, in 1at.44. 29. !Ong. '2D. 48. We4t,--Arrived to-day tite,:,ittle Catherine packet with a mail from Cadiz, in 22 days:.;—Put back hiS Majesty's ships Albion, Capt. DEVONSIIIII2 ; Talbot,' Captain .SWAItiE ; Mutirte, Captain Dit Coo ItC . Y ; and the Primrose, Captain rkittf,oTT, with the convoy that sailedirora hence for New i'oandland and :Halifax on the 29th ult. several of • whom have, met with accidents. The Unanimity, of Newcastle, struck On the Manacles last night, and sunlit at the entrance' of the harbour., The It'attl-er,SAtiNrAns, was run foul of by the 'ship Spencer, last night, off the Mittlaelei,,and received Material datimge ; the master, mate, a lady pas senger, and part of the crew, got' on 'boardthe S ! ,eaca, and theTondeter was brought in hereby four of her men. The , Redie, Capt. LAYLoR, has Lost her' hoWsprit. The Duke of Marlborough packet, for' St. Ander() ; Lady 4rabelia, for Lis bon ; and the Windsor Castle, for Gibraltar and Malta, are gone into the Ruadc. Da n n , , Mu. 8.--S:tiled early this morning.the whole of the ontward-hound, consisting of met:- chantmen, transports, coasters and colliers, tinder convoy of the Areber sloop of war and Olympia cutter, for Portsmouth. ,Sailed the Thames frigate for. Sheerness, anti the Active hirett: cutter with dispatches fur off FlUshing. D A wrinotyrtf,, AUG. 7.---AtriVeti of this ,port the Melantho, from Halifax in 19 days, nude,. convo y of the Lotus frigate, With 40 in com pany. ,A.Newfouudianil convoy has just passed this port to the Eastward, in 16 days passage. • AUG.6.—lntelligenee has been received Of his Majesty's ship aizer' being safe off Long Hope Sound on the 30th Mt. ,His Majesty's ships. Dauntless and Foriiine Were cruizing off Cape Wrath, to protect the homeward-bound ships. These things , we bare before exposed in. this Paper :we shall return td - the subject anon: Bill is in progress td prohibit all trade with Great Britain—We trust it. will pass into a law', and that the British Navy ALIA Government will see that it is not infringed! • The dispositions for a Congress do not . yet appear to be complete. Count NEssewtorn,, it is now said, is to he the Russian Minister The last date from Prague is the 14th, at which time the Prime Negociatiors had not, arrived. Every thing we hear of Austria is warlike and fa vourable. Reports of the capture of the Cruixer, of 18 guns, by the Atnerica:l ship President, have been in circulation since Saturday. By, our Leith let ter, it appears that that vessel was in perfect safe ty on the 30th : there is, therefore, not a word of truth in'the paragniphq we have alluded to; any further than that the master of a neutral vessel thought he :saw the (mazer in action with a large frigate, to which be also thought he saw the former strike on the .24th,—of coarse not true'. ! The Queen Charlotte packet has arrived at Val. mouth with a 'Mail from Lisboa, from whence she sailed the 26th ult. The Mail will not be del:ver .ed Until to-morrow. Yesterdly thy followina Bulletin was exhibited 4t. St. Jaincs's l'antce wo:DNoit CANTLE:, ;tun: 7.-111 s Majesty's state has 'varied in the cc nrse Olt the Dist .month, but upon the whole has nut been , nueninfortahle, and is at present very 'com posed. ' I-I.N "M. BAIL - LIE. . . • "W. I TEISEIWEN. " It, • Lord An'Eanastl, preparatory to his departure, has 'had frequent interviews with, the Austrian Minister, M. VON .WFAssatinuito, and remained ;with him on Friday last more than, an hour in close conference. Their Royal Highnesses, Miristatnt and the Duke D'ANGOU.LEME, arrived in town on Saturday morning, from theirlate journey.t6 the Continent. M. SARRATEA, who has made a distinguished fignre . irr the political revolution on the shores of the River Plate, will be employed as.nri Envoy to this country, to represent the Covernment of Buenos Ayres. The siipply of provisions from the Brazils to. Ltsboo has been stopped 'by. Lord ST.BANovoan, iii consequenee.ofinStroctiOns front Europe, 'for that purpose. lt is. not expected that the Pr.t.cr. REGENT will return to to wu till after he has been to the pre sentation of the colon's at the Military College on Thursday. His Royal. Highne'is, it is said, will : go across the country frOm Brighton there. Witansaa, AuG.. .—Yesterday the Members or' the QukaN'S Council held their monthly meeting. Those present were the, Archbishop of CANTr.R 3tRY,' the Earl of Witicrmses. and Lord Att' DEN. They arrived at the,Queenis Lodge at . . ele ven o'clock, where all the Doctors who attend. his MAics'ry were present, except Dr. 3 . .)1iN NV,ILLIS. and presented their report of the,state of the KING (hiring the last month, very tally ,statell to "their Likrdships, who, after taking the same into consi deration, proceeded to the Castle, and held a Council with the QuF,tr.: upon the same . . After wards their Lordships partook of some refresh ments, and at three o'clock.left Windsor. This Morning Divine tiervicc was performed at the Private Chapel in :he Castle, by the QUEEN'S, Chaplain, to the Royal Family and their attendants. Pridcess CNARLOTTR has resumed her riding on horseback, and rode out yesterday with her Royal Aunts, Princesses AtinusTs and ,Soinita, for two hours, attended by. Lard WALslNGti,km, Lady TityNNt, and Miss 'Ktltotrr, Generals CART.. VVRIGIIT and TAYLOR. DISTIIIIII.ITION OF 'MIZE NrONEY. To the Pyr;tot.ts, ;or , the..lineri can schooner Virg' nia Planter, on hoard, at Plymouth, on the 14th; and afterwart6 at r No. To hi:; Nlajesty's ship Mitlerva, for the detention of the i ‘ t R v Royal Oak and unit in sight), on the 12th, at Ni. fa, George”treet, •Plyinontlt recall at. the mane place. 'Po his, Niajestv's ieltiip Wolverine for the capture of the King of Lorne, at No. 42, St, 'Mary s-street, Portsmouth, on aid Saturdays for four ro ,otlis. ,• To hii M•i,iegty's hirrd apor.d colt Pritriess of \Vale!, for the cn i qure of the Dao'r,h ketdi ,1 oilgc on hoard, at Yarmouth; nil the t lilt instant; 0t..1 rcis.,tltd on Wednesdays and Thursday, at Na. 2, Alt4phi-tcrrace. • To :11.6t,ty's Alp Belle Pottle, fur the recapture of the brig .11examiet, uu ho. ni, on her arrival at Plymouth ealht at No. 2•2, Arundel-street, Sttatn!. ;Ni.tjesty's tdeop C.wiliatt, for the seizure of the srotw,gling vessels Snipe and ids, at`No. 2-2, Aliumlel-street, St roati. At tiny, for the Beauty, the 'instant, at 13, Great George-tnreet, :out t a c. it , catled. Hero, for the 11,:aiity, t e t , nli instant, at Nu. 2C, Norfolk street, Strand; and titer, recalied. • • The hazard sloop Of war has arrived at Ports mouth to/(11 , kt)!Veg, 11'Do>iNxt.t., from Limerick for Yinouth, Was taken at the entrance of the Shan- . non„othe Ist - inst. by tin American 'privateer of next day in Kilbaga ‘vltere the 'great 1 'guns, and set on fire ; She drif(.ed on shore Ow part of her cargo was landed by the inhainttoits, and taken possession of. Extract of a Letter from a Officer of his ltiajes ty's Ship Curacou, dated June .15!,h, 1813 lately reconnoitered (the Aigb! 'l4 company) the French fleet in TOnion„ . ivhich con , :iisted . of five three deckers, thirteen 80.'s 401;1'74'N, iiine frigates, two brigs, and two schooners. The frigales, thy' wind will perinit, mine out three;ofUttc n •tinies per wet•k to exercise. On ''the h'in- St a n t the Mberaia and ..dienteite captured it French '57 men ; nine weeks from rt il ia llOg, but made pp privateer on the B a rbary coast, of seven guns an d captitrei." Iktr; STONE, from Sheerness, is appointed INlas ter Builder at:Deptford. • Tht p0nd,,,,, a neat 'sloop; is to be launched at "Deptford,Dock-yard,_outbe PRINCE USdENTs On S'aturday morning last, was found dead in 1 his bed-room, 'MI:. Jr;IIIIMrASI STANNILAND, far mer, of Thorpe in the F w ollos, near Lincoln, aged 60 years. Mr. STANNILAND, - for severA wee ks past, had been in a low desponding way, f r equently complaining that his cattle 'would be lost for want of wzeter, and that 'his' corn was spoiled, and would not get into ear. The Cc ro ner'6 Jury gave it verdict, that he hanged himself in a fit of insanity. A smart affray took place on Saturday morning in fleet-street, betwixt a party of the Guards, who had taken a deserter from a neighbouring manufactory, and the populace. Attempts had been made to rescue the prisoner on his way to the Savoy, but, aided by a few of the mob, the sot criers got on well until they reached tionverie,- treet, When the escort was aattnched back and a nd, after a 4taut revistance, the e9tive was rescued. One of the Guards had hist nose laid open in a shocking manner, and ()filets re• CtiVed bruises in the aiiray. fio - `1..7d,' -- ,TrsiT It has been her AtiOr,st , i'S intentiOti;•fO'r 40'n1"1 : •• . - - . tiille ; to .enibrAce the fi"rt 4pportitrifty of . i l siti t i i i Kew sand Richmond U.irdeils; it being iiii4t 3 ,,,,, , -. 1 sinei... ih6 %t 4 .4 thel'e. , Her MiiiESTV's list •isit there in ,e, in tiie ,1:-iN11' 1804; when it the tiyal F - roily cae, frOtil Weymouth, and rettlaiiied at hew for a shOrt tithe; oti account of same reraii.s tl i A,e wete doing at WintiSor,; and; as we started (t} Satin:6.'3r, she_vvent tbere on Friday, tiecuMpatiie4 by Prince se Et,t7,Xurim and MARY and. firrit'etl ' at the Duke Of ~..11fIBERLAIZ6'i, hotise 'sOori.iifti:i! two o'clOck. The Duke of Ciott Ri r s6E and ot 111oxs . rtu were in readinessto receive them. The Doke of CIThIBERLAND'g band yeas stAtioriP nil the ; Itiwn in tin, front of ti honse, lint! strin-.1., Op " .f.kci „Save the . King." The arrival of the QuEEN' Ni.io. aulloonced by 'the d y ischarge of smite 6 1 1-,.. nims.frinn ,t 0; tirevn, as is custotriAry. ' A grer:t, c(;ocoto:;;e.wit'dieople were assenibisd on the Occi sion. The Duke.iif CAMBRIDQE's inrrirte %S , S in . reuthitess, and.. conveyed the, Qunt;,.. , l and FatNCS4SCES through.. the . plensure-ground in Richinond Carde,ri toi " the 'Cottage, Ate-. 4J Royal Party walked throUgii the fltattie Gar.: de,us, which are ailow'ed to be the he'it, and to has c the largek collectioti of any . in the wdrid.--:— . ' They we're attended by INit..WiLLIA:Nt AiTbx, the principal Cardeler, to ..eXplain the 'plants, &e. The ROyal Party appeared highly delighted with their rtival excursion; which occupied their atten tion upwards or tAI 0 . hours. „They then returned to the Duke Of . CUMBEREAND'S house to dinner; where Lady flows. was invited hi: s h e Duke of cAmniuboE to meet them, Her Ladisbip Caine from Twickenham. . . . , , The - Duke of CUMBERLAND'S papa playea on the lawn dtiring•tht time they were at dinner. 1 , At seven welt k the QUEEN add PRiNCESSt left Kew fo r Windsor. THE EMPEROR OF RITBSIIA 7: Tli> ORDER OF THE GARTER: In criMv•rptenee of the election of his Imperitl. AtijiMy:to . thit distingaished honour 01 a Knight of theOidti , of the Garter at the late Chapter heift at Carlton-house, it has been determined that then . inVeP,titure of so great a Monarch with the Ordai should he carried into effect with the greatest pos , : . Bible splendour, • form, and Fromp, ,the nature of the case .would admit Of for such an exalted per sonage, stud accordingly Mr. :WEBB, the Robe.: iatsker to theKrws, &c. received orders to Kepare the whole of the l,arupbernatlia necessary for an Im.• stallation . ‘7..ith the greatest magnificence poti. sible, strictly to the Order i . .the habili.: • mesas, tipeocationi, and ornaments being the most „sp4ndisl ,hind costly that could possibly be procUrest.. , 1 lcey are aq follows • 'rife Shoei Of white t,ia, uru.inacuted with silver lace and mica. • The stockings and pantaloons ot white silk, manuf actured'. for the. porpuse,'in one. The jacket or doublet Awl trunk i.yf rich white silver tissue, ornamented with silverlace, iu imitanun of poirit Lice. . • The sword has arid hilt, the belt and icaohard covered with rich, cosmos' TOVet. The lurcolit of rich crimson Velvet. A large silver lace rastct fur the tight knee. The lurtalia.tiun Garter, 'richly e mbroidered, for the lsft knee . The superb' mantle of garter-blue velvet,,lined with white la string : The Budge of the Order richly embruid , JA., Toe Mantle to fastened un the neck. with Woe anci gold tope with two long rich taaseht, commonly cal led CordoviL. . The 104 of crimson velvet, which is worn on the tight shoulder. • • Vbe gloves, white kid, tt home" with !very broad silver lace, 44. The Spanish bat of black velvet; With a beautiful hirge plume of ostrich and heron tesith,r4, • Flowing ringlets of hair, with a bunch Of white ribbons to tie thews The' Splendid o rl o n ollar of the Order, With the Medal of St. (1,,, Eg0 t0 , i;;4,•,; the breast, vith large bunches of broid white ribbons and roses. Two Strife 41 . ' the Order richly embroidered. The only difference in aura these orhartientl to the oilier Znights of the OrtKr ; is.., tl.ul the Atatitto has the name length of train as our King's; the Prince Regent's Mantle, is . ILA so long ;, it was Made fur his Royal Highness, on iris being aNtointed gent. It lchetween the length oi the King's anti the otlivr Knights.. When only Ihince of \Vales, his Mantle was- Lite ' italae length as the,otim Knights... The .deputation take. with them the statute, passed at the late Chapter, authorisiog the elec tion of, the Emperor of Itt!ssis, to be a. Member of the Order,: with the Great Seal of England at tached to it gold box, in a blue velvet.ease. They also take with them the proceedings of the Election, •withAhe Great Seal of England attached to it, in Yal teilill,box in a blue Velvet case, Mr. TOWNSII.ND, who has beets appointed .King of Arnts, for this expresS purpose, has had a new set of crimson and 'satin robes with theproper hametits;:ind Staff tar the occasion. Sir THOMAS TYliwfurr, the Gentleman 'Usher of the thaek.itod, • also takes his splendid rohes and Stall. Yesterdayforenoon the Deputation started from Carlfon4louse. • Sia.Tvawsurr takes with him letters mid se vend articles for the Duke ottumncltLAN'll. lie wars followed by Mr. fluwrzit, the King's Messenger, who, was properly equipped in the true courier Ie sit; t I f t t i C a :l l l. l i b: c it e : t ol l S ;) t n li S 111 , 18g i l : 11 1: i to t i i t i Cl e sal e l; t x bi l: U1 1 : : (e) p ti ; t : i s n e . of encountering the difficulties utAravelling in fo reign countries. He takes with hint Dispatches for Lord . 'Viscount CATue aitT.. They were to pro. , ceed to Colchister, to remain there last night, al to go front there to Yarmouth early this morn iss!!... • The Earl of .‘nEstr.sc:• ,. .,N set off ,frons House, in Ilk tonv ttloAelling tMrringe, his speed hat! ;1 1, 1 1 ‘ , i; : 1 ; 1 v: befOrt' t hi"1:0 ilriglinnr.it:alf ,10 1 ( r i •t „., o'clock, .I\ir. OorznoN , Lif 1.. 1 , 12 tc, de,rstarol ;vie. :,\lolis flit Argy loss the Nyl , l „ Fa o, w ho siept it ii $ g oo , st. LLinisours, Sattmlay night. The 15 4t 1 1 1e,..1.',ar't is to mcct the Deputation tothe.Ent perur this tiny alt Vat mouth, and sail with the from there in the (titans frigate, coal tinnided by Capt. LANGFORD. She is a large built frigate, upon a new scald,, /V few days lifter• the battle of Vittoria, Licit MASTERUAN, of the 34th 'regiment, who was tid ing clowto a section of his company, on the uta...eh through the _mountains to Panipeinna, (lend by n tlailt of lightning. Of th' " 4 ' were also ittuck down by the fluid, and serioatiF niuted, J4F A C,ti?~' CA,'t jr .1 : 4 Il• lri a. r, r '~~' tf~ I I}a )0' ; 10',4 viii ' T ~ i. • 0 01 , 1 ' 1 * * ,1 tic st.