The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-07 00:00:00

pi pretty `Cox (vide 4rlyertiseiric4),-and ti th a t the first of them thotild . be,k,,tdOpted.by Ihe eetTdri: ,11 r, ti! , : it seconded the Motion. s-Ic st von tzly argt eel the re ,, etval of the Property Tax in a" time ot !wave. It had always . Veen. held to td otig 0 .,,, c h,,ie e 1y to war, and what had been re centiv said of rte, pledge havhig been given last velar that it should not be revived, inasmuch as the words " and no longer" had been admitted the Hid then pa..sed, he held to he a quibble it at Vs'o•T! t disgrKet: the meanest pettifogger of an likinniinih;o profession. T': is Tax, it. was said, touched the miser; who could tilt by other means be brought to contrilmtelos share towileds the exi kineieS Of the State. In criminal laoF itiVos a ma gj w , 9(.) guilty persons had better escape pitnisb. iitent than that one innocent' man sltould suffer / unjustly. e 1 principle diametrically, opposite was , . adopted ivith respect to the hoarder of money, tylienon such giOntuls a meainre like that now in tontemplation was resorted to: 111t.ch Said, of the equality of this Tax, but how was its merit fit this 'respect established Two persons of the, Same professions, and with the same means, !told el - 11101Y to the Property Tax, though one had nti tinnily, while the other had an aged mother to supportond a wife and children to maintain. The ale crushd s . iare from his luxuries; what wai ex fOrtedfrom the necessities of the other. What ike one could well afford, the other could not`pay teithOht a dereliction of duty as a'h6band, a fa tter, or a son—withont diminishing the comforts of the rtg' ed,. or withholding improvement' from the young. Mr. l'im,t4Mett exhorted the Meeting to henna- trillions in their oppf-sition to the Property Tax. • 4' The first Resolution this then pot,' . and tittmily carried, - hs were, the second and- third. On the fonrth Initich stated the 'renewal of the Tax to he a vioktion of the pledge given by Par !buttery), being put, ' w o PT, amidst general oppOsitipn, con tended, a pledge that it should nut be renewed had never' been lived,. Sir W. Cualls- contended, that . the Tax was int' minced on an understanding that it 'shotild with the •war. cease . ,car. Mr. WarrnriAst spoke at 'some length against the Property' , r,ix and against the Standing Army, iviiich it wilS'proposed to keep up during the Peace.' .L Mr. Rowettorr objected to one of the subfe- - fluent. Restitutions ; but Wag answered by • Mr.. Bibbert, and , gave nn . further, oppOsitioti. • Mr. litimsTe. condemned the PrOperty Tax, a s nntit .tobekept up in this eountry, and maintain - id it was not nceesSatv at a time like the present. The Resolutions were-then I,.;ieet'l to. ' Mr. WArriimAtr . hinged the ReStilniion trgainst, the Standing Army to be maintained • during:6kt Peace. ?' • " • Mr. 11-Navu v !econded ( Mr. liEvaN was' as much an'enctitY to Standing A r ; but lie'tibje'ctail to the ques tion being agitated . on the present occasion. ' Mr. WiyITHAA's 'defended his RCsolittion. y The' Lottn •Mii.Yott, Committee who had franied the Resolutions itkt pa',„4“l, refused to bring up their 'Petition if tiffs Resantion were to, torailded to those"alrearly adopted ; suggetcd the': e)ipiidieney of putting oil that eineStion for the, preseta, and calling a separate meeting,' to con eider it on'it future day. ' Mr. iiiitnEWr Would attend any Stich meeting,' And give - imch "a Petition his best suppOrt ; hitt he opiiosed the Resolution nO‘ir,' its to defeat what they tool - :already done; Mr. IL.Artnii. said, as. it cries thought this Reso 1-ation might caate some signatureit - to be vrith-' held from the, PetitiOn a t i,ainst the Property Tit - x, proposed, ;with the 'Consent -i Mr. ITaitlitnan, (as .“ if some of the (.yentlethen . cottid not go with them to Windsor, tint teas no renion why they isliairlri ' not have their company' Id' llammer snits;") ihat the Resolution litould.he passed, to record the senSitnf the meeting on that question, though itshritildflot be-included in the Petition, ThiS was agreed tO by dui . Mectimk,- A Peti tion, fonntled on -Mr. llibberes itesolution, was read. anti Sir WrCylens, on being instructed to present the petition; expressed himself ready to do Ito, inpport the prayet of it, as tie6ot ! Adcfigt t h,..ic t i, to , be one that' was not to be borne by it:inglightnen. fir j. Snaw• spoke to the same effeet, and tk elm ed that be would seize everropportunitv of dividing the [louse when tlic gneqh.in 'came 'be fore' it ; He stated; his worthy' Colleague Ahltrniam 'Atkins) -to be'absent on tibasiini in cons-ciptenteof ICieVeieltionfetitic calamity-411i less of one of bii; Children. • ,‘lr. WAtTittuAN then moved his Resolution', tr )Itch wits carried.. Thanks'were' voted to the Tioell Mnyor, and the' Mover anti' Seennder' or the Resolutions, and' tbe Cottnnittee ,- -twho framed (bent. These were' tte know lodged in the turttannititier:, add the Meeting' di“olved, • 'NAVA "- 1)E; A ce litkrt CU Vaek ' by t coritr tilt! lion, last 1 . 1i(113 Compony's ihips Canibritlge, colcistrtagii and Ltidy Cit 3 1 itreklgii ,*ivllials sailed !iota lichee on • -the 3d inst. tot:St.Helena and LlAtt * lvAqui AlA'rco .6.-,--SOitrti the l'ritwe of. ()range ptickct with a mail anti pits.tengets. for ffolizind ; Latit I)at kct, to 101 nitlirtimi intssco" gel 3 i ' rlr elndiqVen Eat' 04% Leiorsiter packet), with a mail iantiTasaettgers for Cnxhnven. Cornwall', E3st • Irtnit the .I)owns bound to Bomb'ly Out in Itertrby tenttary ivinds.lM - tile Congo ;steam vessel Yesterday a Court of Directors wus-,belti at the t H st flowte; %viten flit fultotvin - Ctpittuttud-, tri t oo k their lave,,prertous cadepa l r lug heir lespectit - e dcitittatious t—Cuptairt ia. KAy, o r t h, AL frc i,li po . vi of ;.fly, for maden3 and Bengal ; T. LY: , ;Si, Of die !pi 411(1 'IIIXII.N. Annivt.t)---1 tiltata ' I ritthrtit. t ‘t'aterfortl. Dut -- -3 Gut telttagh, 1 France, 1 I,lqt 0 THIS DAY AT r . , riftilk.sitock., sing 3 per"Ce'iwt.:ll.ll. shot. 3 per Cost. Got:, GI .4 per shut r. per. CA. Navy , Anil. Banli Ann. shot F ti I'OCKS WY IXE O'CLO ' CE. I • i t) , Eia Bonds, 4s. 54. p 1 ... Ewlieq. Bills, is. tlis. Is. pr. otinfintu, 17ii Ditto (or Payment, - ' .I COris. fur - 41..ccuta1t1,924i1 , . 'l4lOll SOATtilt AT LoNnoN 11It1UCiE TO-MOROMV. tlfurtting,slwittuttss after 8, f Evening. 13 minute after 9. TIIIE SUN. tifmr.m QUIP ►ALIUM AUDEATT LONDON. THUR SD,IY, 4RCII 7, t 316. 1' LOSS OF TILE LIVERPOOL FRIGATI:, • c,IPTAINT PARQUITAIt. •' • rtymotrrn, MArett s.—t+ailed the Liverpool ft igate for the River, , . • Doi-ca, .M.ttion i.--This morning about three o'clock, the Liverpool frigate ran upon th . e rocks about a mile and a half from here, and will be totally wrecked. Her main and mizen masts are cut, away, but the ship being upon the necks, is bilged, and cannot be saved. We have not heard that any lives are lost,---The Military, Officers in eluded, that are here, are employed' to 'save the stores. OTIIEIt LETTEUS Fro),M E rt—SAM PIATS. " Early this montihg the Liverpool frigate, Captain FAMICa'An, ran a.diore übont ii mile and a half to the Westward of silk Part. She is bilged, and it is feared will be a total loss.--The dew all His Majesty's frigate Liverpool nnforttinattly L;nt on sliore in a fog., a little on the west of Shaltspeare's Clitri about half past three o'clock this •morning her main and rni7en twists have been cut away, but not the slightest hopes are entertained of getting her off." 'MAL, MARCit 6.--Sailed hi 3 Majesty's ship Ganymede anti a sloop of assist Mire Liver pool .frigate, which is on shore on the rcicks near Doicr. i The French Papers of Sunctav, whichacrirecl at a latehogr last night, arc nearly devoid of irate- . apprays lrom (hum,- that LtNois and Bova, were to '!ire tried on livelluesday the 6th, in the FIEcIY of the Alsizr Comt, in thL. Palace of Ordonimuce which proliihited tiitt; e4portation of Butter is.revolted. letttr from" notices' an Older of the Govern ment for the departure of the Eirglis)r -Aodiers': wives to England. Seventeen hundred; besides the proportionate nomber of children, are said to . iitvc passed Calais within,4ve lit the, Cltanthcr of I)cputies ot-201 hlarch, the, sitting was with closed doors. 'the topic Was . the proposed amendment of the lavi . of Divorce, which was adopted . with . a few motlificafions.-:.1.t will be sent up in, ten days to the . Chatuher of*Peers. • The Queen Charlotte- yacht is now waiting i‘n Dover Itoails (or the reception Of the .VitcttiwKss,, who arc dily el:.pected from to eint ark for the Coutintla. The Army Vritirriistes pas - sed muster last: night. Ministers had - tt smsjcitity i i /2',• fur' short of the ritimber .by which tin. Proti . ertyTtix'. will be carried. The highly respectable Banking house of RAMSIIOTTOM Lombard -street, suspended its payments ye•Nerday. We are happy to State, that the failure is for,a small sum, not more than 70,0001., and that the house is( liktriy - to pay in . full. We have gi,v'en a Report of tine proceedings of the Algeting held, yesterday at the Illartsion•Hotise • and MOdettly, tlx ,, if parodying " All the entitled by the partie. concerned "r* a Meeting of THE Bankers, Merchants, and Traders, of the City of London."—This Meeting was certainly attended 1 many men Of high character and re spectability, and what is, tnpre to the purpose in the city, by niany.xery wealthy men, who think the Property or Income Tax a great burr en. There were alsoothers pre.sent,.and Speakers- too, who, we pay say, without dread of libel, .cannot he classed under the allove description. yllis Assetn.' bly, so mixed, agreed to the Resoltstfons adver tised in oyr 6i at * They resernVle the corn mon run of Petitions on this subject. State that the Petitionera have patiently borne the Tax hitherto, and this is signed by nine persons out -of ten who never paid one farthing of tax that ilia `faith' of Parliament was pledged to its cessation with the War, which neither is, nor could, be• true : and that this would be during Pe a ce, a dangerous anticipation of mit extrivordiniti y re aouices, upon whas grounds has not been hinted at. To these positions the regular City Action • - - n,hic;l a ilider tzs 'Utterly' T niiti'inn'de;l as titeirlt;lttif asseftions, via., that tlis,unconstirntiopal Tax Wos, for thepurpose of mairitaining an nnconstitutional Army. Bur We etc ellie'fly trmUsed, with 01,1 ' opening Speech. 7 11:e .MOver.,- a thorough-paced Opposi. , tion Mtnr, claimed great merit for hMing - • been the original Atithor. of Ibis very Tax in 17.)S and only hear lrory this 'tender 'father spoke of his tint ling offspring,which,he assured the Meeting had a osiVered its purpose and deThrOrted bUd:•?:,.NIZTE " This Tax, gliOth be, did not burst upon us at once in all its enormity ; its featores hare been gradually discksed, till at length we hate beheld the ugly monster in his proper shape, and have felt his fangs." Merciful Powers.—Mr. HIBBERT—how could you let loose such is Devil„ upon the country ? how could you be , so- deceived by the smiling fea. tures of your - bantling hi-1798, matured - in ail its strength,.and lieltecUnto its most horrid shape by your own political friends in 1806—Low could you, one of the prophetick Party, be so blind to the latent deformities of the " Ugly Monstcy" a to let it loose upon us ? But not content with this abuse of his Issue, the unkind parent' con- 0'11)0 to tell the Meeting, in the most flowery arid figurative style— " They had• once seen the monster walk front his . den; sh`nking his mane with fury; his arogrtruar (Ind.:M(4 them with alarm, and he confessed' he AIM frayed him When he ad; raneed with a playful-step, and shuddered .at hie retort pal of 5 per rent.; fur though not - whitt'he' Was, shii ch:',rseter 'waif ntichiincd, aml - his retracting claws wire still the sante.". . , . . Dining the iiiiplause Whichfollowed this sublime sally, such as Bo ittLs neverin4gitted nor CMiMIN(3I • littered, the Meeting r seemed' to shrink within itself, and wonder who would combat this new' . . , . . —,---,=—,,,--, Dragon of . Wantley; , ' • With it sting in hioail • - ~,-,: As long as a flail, Or Very near hand it, I. warrant ye. Our quotation is, perhaps, not so poeticalas , the Orators, from AN. F. Nitinr but it is at least as apt End, intdligible as his illustrations of ilk% ugly Monster, retractile-elawed, velvet-patting,: in. qiiiito ' finr, ‘&ll`i . *lntiii.t,-, mane-halting, furious, playful - stepping Wild .13ealt, the Propeirty Tax !! !" Lord bless its !- --wee can fancy welerkr him roar, and wonder how their nerves stooditin the Egyptian Hell.. '' : . '7 — While we record fte.proccedings of tliis a3sem lily, we onghtto'note , that nthar I,:elings prevail .in • other pLides, lii:"Leicestcr, -a large And pu pulous.plirev, the , sense of the inh,,bitaiit: , ,, is ile„.. cidedly in-favour of this ines. ure of Finane , -.5 ana, in tine 14' nnr'greatest manordeturin7 * Town's,'Mari:. : che;ster, a Conutcr Requisition, most tintric.rutisly and -rspeotalily signed, has been ptesentril to The Rorough Reeve's of that 'place and . Salford; and: ,i , r the sense' tit the Fork so strongly ckfressed,, us to ! acyclic the calliugPf it meeting to petirlion against the 'Ta•x. At Let , ds, scarcely 'an .illoll4q-' dual Of l'tivonsi bill q' at t entk d: 010 pctitirnirii Assembly ;;;! 1 ,r4 in, uglily ot_hg parts tha,;'wme, sentiments have been uncquivocialtylndiettefOlt evinced: ' : - ' - ~, . ' •-. , .... . , • A 2.if. . ;".." . , ' - C • _ .;. !. -, :',. Arguing from These we have no hesitation ln, declaring chat :the ,Ter, in spike of the clamour ruiivl against it, is popular, - ' ' .. {.(.(1 Yesterrhiy morning a Inectirni of 'the C.rbinet: .ifirtisters.took . phrce tit the house of the. Lad, oC I„i; rt iii - o de, which waS mtermed by the Earls of A rtitow.ny,WEF.TelOttl.A 1 3 ATIIORST, airrOlin.,- 010 Vk; , V tscpttl►ts rind Sit oNtouirr, and . Afrvr the ineetiog broke up, witiO rlst6l about t tvo horirs, tie understand the' Eit l f i4livutrpoor,. waited opou th e 'g in , "''fc4i'dAlay the I)uke,tirni Ptichesso * f aat art'd thclF Bikter visited theQt.r Ptur:r:Essi.s. Llis jtov .. .rlltigloriess the lirtke of Kr - .N.r: has talsen a honsc Brussels, to - .vhich, it is 44iA1, ii nican3 forthwith to transit r his est a bli s i t hjitft reditt:ed scitle, in oilier to allow the grertter prat, of his income to be applied to the' litittidation of his debts. ri "biesday evening Mr. o i; Es, the King's Mt:s it/tiger, was sent off tt ith dispatches for Matta. 'nil Archbishop, Bishop, all,f :Irelideacoo, who 'Weredelegated to Rome ou Itcr affairs-or the Irish Catholics,' have arrived in London. 'The rclegr-ngh,of Baltimore, stat es t h at Mar shal GROutniv hail arrived in that city. 'file Continental excliaw2ei have advanced coo sidei ably . ; they are now ah(ive par. According to the present rater, the , Bank of England nose is iv arch fiA. to 21s, Durt...—A meeting took place on Sint`lnY. between Captain It. of the 3:;tli regialent, and a, Mr. C. when, tiltev eXClumging two shOti each,, the former was 11 , 01111ded in the leg, and the parties were reConciled.—(lf Mir.) • OCTRAGR NEAR 11 1,Y.Dunist:.fp'1.1).—Sever a l per-, sons broke into the house and shop of .3 Imes . Robeits;'of • Qimby, near Ilinhiersfield, cloth drelfser', last Sunday morning, a;Jout two o'clock, detniSlishiog all the windows and window fraineS for several yards squitre ; they then proceeded to break the shears and improved *hear frames used i n *the cloth-dtessing business, and having effected it, they went away without molesting anv part of the family. It is _seriously and devoutiy to his hoped, that the outrages which disgraced the neighbourhood of sonic . years ago,. are trot about to' be renewed. The 'rid:et No. 10,244, drawn yesterday a,i p r ize of Twen‘y l lie e Thousand Guineas, was sold i a Shares by Rico.„%apsoN, G0014.1.1c.k., and C 9. o f Cornhill and Charing , Ornss: • - . , "-I Ps. ;, ` ,.: 11. - ..r;:,', NII:; : - .:! ; k. iilledfliNt to : 4' , .1.7":1) ty.tf; - ::g. The l'a?.s Pnicrs stunts, respi7.7tii:g O : ar fellt‘* , .` , innu:rytattri,- accusc.l of aiding the escepi.: of rip. rALt-,...(„that . - . " Th'e Nge d*rnittu' chug . MaCieliis Report en Os' ?MI ; ult. to the Chamber al Council, in Ow aa .4lr of •INlessts. WiesOlt,. Racer`, e.17..1 litrrcntsrso 6 The Chamber 'oreotti.:,:il lo s, in eMiseittence 01. this RepOlt, - 17.:•Tf!et ' l it Ortiontianec, by Vittae of . which .3 fin/dais of arrest 112Ve heel . 113110 igai ll9c the three raccascri, in the following terms :-.7, " Wi3,;0:41, eccuteil '6f'cotilpiraer '3 Bttuca at lic - retti.s . soN, pcetised of heine; iocomplices in $ conspiracy,. directed in general against the poli tical system of it the States of Surope, told 1 """ ing for its speCial object, to destroy or change thc French Goveruntent, and to exc ite the eitizeas or inhabitants to-arm themselves 11 , 44irist the atith° 4 .. city of the - I ing; as alio of having attempted td further the execution at this conspiracy, by e n; * ; deavouring .t 6 r escu e front proscention: , &Ne e ' by the King, the individuals comprised in the first Article 'of the . Oitiontiance of the 21:1 101 f ul Y inste 1; f *Ad. chie fl y by conberti n g, carrying "' ' ILI e ,_ feeting the es ca p e an d concenlaient of L' ALE. " '' concizninetifOr the crime of high treason.. " ' . . BRUSSELS I'A.PEttS. . M1...C . j.......r;.• . . BRUSSELS, NlAKcii •". rll ..:.La Lis,an.Artics.- 11) rel g - ; lire lel': of 1200 tans; and 18 men; Orli"' 1 , lienaie, on boarel' . of which Afr, 'Merlin att.! his ii,Qu liwi emb a rked f o r A mer i c a, was wre cks 04 . . .. •, . the 2Gth Feb. in sight of Flushing. • A stuallvee set sent from the port iminglit ofF ail wht' "' ere on. bnard,without accident. Mr, Aleriiit and lt's 3nn arrived at Gltent yesterday evrning,,lnd ' vera • 19•ko this morning to Antwerp, to e mbark I ' 2 r ri.merica . ott hoard another vesel. The. valuable snittf-box of iiiionapirte' er. rielled yi'itlil4l Of the 'finest: di.onOntls, " I ' ; '` h was found jn his earii4tZtt after ;h;,. h ittle of SVa. terloo, hits been sent .t 0 EngAanti to be 10 41 . To oe Editors tipie Jomoral ,?e la ileigifvf' Gentlesieit,—.4nN9 - . ..'14 iif your Riper; nuder 'the iie ,3 ' L Itomt, rotilk!-- . ." The Princir Itr;ent . htis chit! k ted Cato" l ' * ' n. , 5.... :: , ILl.e, ~. 1.1 the can't of the Cardinal of YOrl" 6"( ' . : • ' ' : ' ' . ' ''' 7 ~• ', N e of Seufirf." s' v.' ! v.: ! , I, , ;r, , ,nr to t e n yon, Geutlernen, that rtirCo::' 11.. , ',.' •: :t! ,' It.sine i 5 in an cirior, .or trik:s to olisic,ol'''' rc. , • 1 •7 1. ?, wt.. • ',..., ~•.!: - tiLit.the Cani;nril of York Ivo th C 1 1 Jt , e' ,l, :' .'! !' : '' 't -„icy, sincel hi:re art- in ijel:;ioni s"d'i rt-ry.tlar 1-: : , :. 0 , it, ,Ind dcicondAnts of James the I''.. rundr, %%! : - , - .1,, ,1, ~-,11 co . L . l''';l,ll their.tiestent bY 'I'S tlistatif ars.,l t t ..r. _ R. r ...q:CurPER , ; or TAP' is iis , ,eried (hat lite e : l i cst° • t l IT going I() ht. the two 6sll- ' es i t * sq ;c l t!'; t1;:it" it is 'il.t3'l4,l'l;g's iUirntiut~ 140),:r5 . .1 """ ' • • uit; vroitto. r r cn tried D7....t..t14 - .l%.iur,.—:flie Oratorio' ttfii r I :1 St 1 , ;!4 ; :t ;1 Ci : (6rneft i,tittic ce. Sir Sir tit's Otill'ln,l triAtc in the arbOgenteot of i l ' e ri f ! concerts., •natiirally• liar) 115 t') CNpeCt fereit, •ccrtair3.. - aitil Itilation;levr effort g' •f the kind o til/l be 511 1 41 t 1 ,.:i,' (lint►iii)VV ithissed.The Act ek - loce!,"„,. a n ( ' c°!lleriied a veryclegant choice of coluPP s " . ':; rtaihri and l :Ene%ll. Bot is Sir S`;l %UT !" ( f i 1114:1 Y "told ttl 111:.tke thiril act at - tract i . vF bYy nc formaible trial or patience aA tva diCted v ; auditory in ?he t ?'--1/‘ 'singing " G a(l, A a w s tile King','ive re , „;rettetl td`see' ,tie bp much fitigtied b uu It y the- tlistint4itisheit 11 3 " , 'l be cßrrietl off the ttaeg:!gh,t.t,‘,ll.;l3S other ttr Ire tta's ii nit: of A few hies on BaAtt.t ?ols "1 itc 1 ' „ pearance ns' tht - phr 'se is, ti' ) ley; atrtl be'nuitte' the (Palming .beech Ladies and Ge;glicmen ,-1 wouill ( v et ctry the pnhliefaroui-, which 1 h a i c ,„ tended ignorance of t range of the 41:41e3sure eqr e " it of, thc, authenok., Rat 11.0 W lie fore y o u as u 'Willi!: 0 to ractci. If, in ego ,itnati.cu, hzt r giro offence. ye' b b u it , att undoubted right g e tti f.,. au apo 'h3.,, v or defence/ "" ro r QU I h tt a ti r :t e w t rk!: trig A r P r l ion. tO l t il n d e iT u l t d )rr i' yo tl t f i e r - fi n 3 u t t ' i l c r e t l cf i t t ivj ' :;•l l r , o b t: P".bablY Invcstigdied before ti Coutt conitituted 10 : thr accnser - and a, - !cnieil; and Wltcre ' instice usfy ea" thcrefore ,only dAttn - ftont rot the priAilege meanest suhjoct enjoy.s tba . t. is ,of nnt b e i ng ' lifieT r ,:;, l. v or tore Lear , ' ; , fusn;t will actinit to,. gr.tvited c Lc. it., th4t c,t , A !rec.; "yout , t t, , olido icc/2„ of cotirse, r n ostrocd itu l g n itTis and alio ~ ved the iegai 1411.f . t0ge , ." l • to slicw et'ils;c,:' Ile was hisse d nu tncre , " and I ricart -for raise/100d f ranl :itb. pr sonic stll-11 pad n tts anti Brpropriatc grta4 applat'tae. • „ n ; :I) C) 11 amu wo•mded tirvivors o f the Drignons now in Exeter, there is al e 111 ‘vho received in the hittle of Waterloo , Ou r *" (. 1 sabre wounds in his body, a ninsketthal l r sse through his thigh, and boil; his arms were brc i t rn. In this state' 'he lay on the field of battle (etliliot 1 1 4 a heap of stain), front Sunday to the ":"°ll - evening f'oll&wing, when the persons ernvloYetirg, bury the n it he vv,-ts conveyed to an hospital, and recoveye”' of Oa the 4th ifitot.- Ceorge Albert, Esq. DePutY Tin OA 11,,-3.4a14 to the Fewres, to ltrab, youttoqt. tiaug et late W. Jortr , t, At...omm: Issex. At - Cork. Litutrnint Andrew Hardr; of the R6r l P A T op _On T.icqday, piorning. in ih , :tne•tarret ,lfis" the Sul of Ow Ztitlib in 1'463. • • oar L(lsr) s : pritatit - I,v n.-c.-k?oT.AIP-s; -, RrOloqt and prilii;4ll.ltl SCIRWI'S• at 114,: st f r.q.i; whelN 1- 4iitt ) Orti?r., Lvt't-i3 pct ! .A‘. 4Uct LV 11)11 ' ti•