The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-24 00:00:00

° deceitful one; because it was made to rest on the intact? nets of France and England ;-eethat is, on their revomition of their decrees and orders aftetting neutral 'commerce, *Now Mr. jelfersbe knew that the embargo waitacceptable to the French Emperor, instead of makieg ; way for its Yeftiot al, • •weuld choose to rivet it. oo our ,4n-cke; and .Mr. Jefferson also knew, that as the Brittsh Qrders in Councit were declared to have been iseued (ao,d,after ten months' frank and open notiee topic United States, :they Astere,unquestionable 'mined) retaliaiion fur the previoesitrenet Berlin decrees.;:. thit revoca tion of the litter Must -precede the revocation of the . British. Orders in Council : and then - indeed U16'136 , tish Goveinnrent.stiood - ready,-'and "pledged itself to revoke them. Titus Mr. Jetferstair, wlO . l vested by Congress with 13oWet.' to suseeod the embargo on the revocation of the French Decries and the .I)ritish Orders, knew that soch revocation waSinot likely to take pita.. ; ,and in cia , has net taken plaice-to this day ; .41ri, President, Madison's extraordinary ProCklatatio'il relative to the French Decrees in the contrary netwittistitoding. LiJ.pri.ei>ure of the em .. bateo,' howeirer, upon, outsolVO'Wiissostlvero, as to exhaust the patience of the people.; and the Go teat-tient, to save their sinking popularity,. changed their greuird,' and by an Aol'ealle&the Non-inter , course' Law, gave'sortut relki imy opettiog, a direct continerce'with the *aid generally, and an btairea eiinitituree'venh 1 r4rce arid Great firitidn and thee deteetilencies...At length this foolish and oppKessive law altio-Lhecessarily gave .way, and all iestrittnts on ourcomineree were renioved. But ancithir Att put into the band of the Pe ff sident the dangerous poefet ,:., of revivingJhe rest rit!.;tious of *rite 'Non , ioterciturse I,rw on certalii terra,, of which, air &unite's - eV/0; w:v; coostituted the sole judge Events indeed es. , :%e: td 3 nal tit e simule*as to be.wit hitt the coMpetency of ai e v oleo of cpintuoin worse and,coinmon honesty to decide,. whether -they had wield pot taken plieet mean the revocation of the Decrees and Orders or 'rally!' and Great .Britairt'; events which - hate,tiot yet lupplieneti, . which Mr. Madison, stepping hem tie: authority given hiin by the law, prre, cl ,imed to have taken place in, regard to France ; when the French Eittperor, whom MT. AttichSon kfictid• to be the most pnttidions r,t human he rugs, bad Indy given a dco'arature promise to revoke 'then) after the tsi of November, et F3lO. Even Mr. Nia• Elitism 'himself has nut now the lialdihood to say the French Decrees,aye revoked, In, his late answer to the prdition, of, the inbabi , ants of New/mettle-he ventures'. oolyi . to sty that f' the French Governinent' declared if, fif its decrees were , re'vo'ked." •He dOw 'at 'east knows thit they wete oa:revoked when on the 24 of November ) , 18 I Q., lie proclaimed to the neople of the United St (les pindate the v. odd, that they , were reveked. Whett`belsSord that Proclamation, vbe had oirright twbelieve them reeoked ; if for no 'other reason yet 'for' this—that what was caV t ed a re vocation was to take place . in future, ai,!ci.oo condi, . lints to be pivvioully perforpied by `Crest Britain, which Mr. Madison had abundant ,reas . ri, to know would not, be performed. The ;French Mfflister in his letter. to General Armstrong, • which eto use the word of Mi. Madiion)." the French . declared that its decrees were resokeil," : thus 'expresse.s himself I am autho rised•to to you,'Sir that the Decrees at Bete list and !AOKI ere reVekteit, anti that after the Ist of November, 'they will ecatc to have' effeet ; it beim; uriderstoodthßm entenda clue, on condition or pro eitte,e9 itrt in erinsceueece of this declaratioo,•the iratg,listr• shall revoke their Orders in Council,..ancl reitoence the new printp. , ..ei of Wocitatie,, whial they.htit'e'Wihhicl to establish," Nothing .tan be. more p1..03, than that before the French Emperor's declartei revt crtiio4,could be . a revocatiOn . ie 111.4, it wits rcecessary that tire,f.,nglitili, simply') on t hat dirition, should iiist repeal their Orders in Com , Oil, end tenoilist:,e the nem/ principles Of blo c kade, E which the mPeror says, they wished to es(abiish. MAlistin lid abunitant reason to know that , the British .would not erni , could not comply with these conditions prOcribed by the French Emperor ; sod thgrefore that, his declared reVoeittion would n eer . become revocation in tart : audit' was not the proinZer but . t ,Act 01 time revoutelein (er of bitch Inodificatroreatee creis and Orders as that' they al - tairmise to viaeo the neutral' - eotnnierce pl, the United States) which -Mr. Madison was by law au todeolare proelamadon, And ties this Worm ailed moat talpoVtatit att of suprenii: et:Wise of the United St ates i appears to be alike des titute of legal authority and of . truth. The eod c ,,t's Proclatnation,And the unjust '661 tai cnogrots,•i„eitich grew put of it at the close o f th e late session, called' the Non-importation Act, eau - tot be of long continuance. The lin-niers ' and - planters who raise when and cottett,,:and those who deal in Kott:l'4nd naval . stores, may, - for a while, be satisfied with the . teit they find for those articles in the British til;itkets ; but as the American mete. chants aro forbidden by thatlaw to bring back in • return any articits of 'produce or manufacture from tie British dominions, this one-sided' traffic Must , soon come 'to an end ; End our readers Must 'be aware that the people, ,as . alter their Enoch long auUeriug under the etubaroo, will ,reneyr their noir , taws and compl-iiies.. What scheme then can they centemphie to rid the;rkelves of.ibeit embarrass. went, and at the smite tittle` to satisfy the Einpercir tst Frinee ? and. what w ill Coitiplctely an , wer flit -4A% '-purposes ? A War with Great Eritnin, Our re hrvine " frioni Napolion declared such a war kir es more Ilcip yeats a,( vbut we were at then ripe tor it. Now it i 3 Vre r tinitted to be-pra6ti. eabie., The great conimereial,and.agri ve h ma is eito 0 1 N ew . yolk, and Alassaelinsots, du: greatest haviii. gat i ng State id the Union, have rhetr , GovernmentS to the hands the deVO:ed supporters of our na tional admioistiation. Now ;then ,is the time to, h oe%) upon our country, the Napoieoni,jefilAsoniatt system—the same winch the French ; s.Errapetor hits oilt be l e,„„ r i 0 ,, ti le C6ntineut Of .EKOpe r ... )o l- enti re intt:tco m ufse, comercial or other w i se , prohibition of with Great Br itaih, and . , all her dominions. ilvthe 'loin (porters of 'the globe. A snug little war which e er y exis; (itet 'carried on) w:thout taxes- or reveA noes, will periettly aceeniphsh iii object- • War' w i l e G reat Britain pt once shuts , ;Me ports to her and hers to ur. each a war is tit, simplest mode imagistable intrudoee and estahlish, the p et/tea/lent . embargo. Fort he good peOple ot the Vnited Sta:eS *• Mi. Madison knows, as every One Aekiii4inted wite the trench howeitge . kreees, first :hiereertreadu quc,' b, his translator retelejoi endersiod,!'lneens on I Gimaiion, or pteettfiiti] 01414!, , - - Ii .~k ...~.,...- will not be so unreasonable as to complain- that they are not allowed to trade with her enemies in ... • open war. -tik further developetnont of this scheme, and the many telleaions to wtich it :will give rise (!or it is a rruithltberne) would emend 'tits .A.tidt - eiis to to., gre,,,t a lengtb, and must thkrelote be clvierred. '7' ltmortiv 41111ERIC4N 'PAPERS. ": 230STO:N, .I , t/Lit 23. The Bel lin and Milanspecrees are not repeated— Any asbotti,ons in the-French-PApecs, froartliArei:" tional latelligencer down to tilt ih t e l comrary notwithstanding. `rttom THE NEW YOUNCONIINIEUCIAL.ADvEIiTtSIoi. THE roeent intelligence cif „the release Of American vessels in France having exeiFed a belief that the Berlin and Decrees were re voked-r-we think proper to -state, that in place of that circumstance furnishing 3 papuf - Of such revoca tion, it is conclusive evidence of their noVbeingre- Med. Fur an intelligent pagsenger in the MaichleSs informs, that this release applied solely to yes aels that had arrived in France subsequent to the r:.a of November, and that bad been proVisionah v 'sequestered by a geoei%ii,vider., and against who m an infrinkrement ( ~ . f the Decrees had bt'en alleged, star they bad all arrived direct in Fraiice,,it , itiwat having . been boarded by British cruisers,' been in . a British port, or infringed a single feature ofT,the,Decrees—, and that in consequence of their releaie„ application, had also been made for the r6lease of V,e'ssels ihat . had been Seized,under t beDecret.s, and vitt tctt It A HUHN ItUMLYSED ; and particularly in: the ease; of .the` New Orltnns packet, thee - Agents for 'which had, made application for her release, or, in other words,: to cancel the bonds they.bad gicerii but which had beer' refused • and. she was going to proceed, ,to tote United States withunt • the bonds „being 40 cancelled: - . ' Ttstalenrk, of Boston ; Oceano; :ditto Neiirn; der, Newbutyp6rt ; and an. American. ..strip trr~tj~ Tunis, !It ; and the Alert of, New Yoik at Ga lipoli—nooe of which had violated any Decret, were infamously seized, Condemned and sold !' The con denination. of these regular trader 4% took place,in •.:. March last; and no restoration or promke of indem nity, has been heard of since. The circumstance is not expeeled to excite the attention of our vigilant and proieeligig Rulers." MAILS. A 141 v to —a Lisbon, Dor.—l Cid z , i Lisbon, Watrttind. T S U N. JULE 14 QUIS a/ICii rALstM A upie...l" LONDON, SIiIORDAY, AUGUST 24, 181 I. " 11Gind,.sor-Cassle, 4ugast 24, 18 IL "There is no change in His MAJ PSTY'S qmptoina m. d. %V. 1:111.1( I;F.N. Lt. IN 11.1.1 S." Two more Lisbon Mails have arrivt;d, but of A . date previoua to that, the ;114 1. of which wl an. nouneed yesterday ; they' ooniequently bring no news of impOrtanee. j'here hag been a severe storm at Oporto, by which the . It hippiog there re. eeived considerable damage. The Duke of SUSSEX IS rather better,, hut not out of danger. A .Board of General Officers was held on Thurs.. day„.at the Cotitman4r in Chiet's 9ffice, in the Horse Guards, which was attended by ihe Dukes of Yortit,_ KENT, CAMMIuwe, Earl HA•itootraT, Generals CALVE,RT, 1.1110WN1111;(4,,licc. •.rhtt.busilles, wits some arrangem ent respecting the Military _ •Xlle PRINCO sR WENT, after the review of the Royal Horse Ouark(Bl . 4e),, wrote a letter to the Duke ot . 'NOICTIMatiEttLAND, complimenting hini on the exemplary ,appearance qtrd. discipline 'Of his fine regiment, which he 'mad tecently reviewed on Nyilai iieid Plain. Tito fu:lowing is an extra of a letter received .yesterday from Paris, but we much do•sht the truth taf what it reports respecting the Pope • "Ifit be interesting to you, my trielid t 1 must iriforin yon, that the business' of our Conclave ; ha' taken a very, favourable turn--i-that it is said the .11* POE *di tome here to swoar - alleghtnee to his ,Bovereign—that, the 'affairs in arcs in s very good tram. Marshal AlAcnoNALo informs me, that be expects to be in possessio n of Piguerai by the letter end of this month. 'There is, p.f.rhapi, a cloud rising' from the north, but . Which will soon be di , ,sipated by the thunder of our cationn.".„ A letter frotaNew tip dlortl, Arnertca, datedthe thtlr Lust, states, ,tilat• the. whaler had ar•. tived tit Brazil Bank, 31101..3 Millt tilfthloll3 CO3Letit with a whale, in which she ; lust two men: Because Lord cilosvonn Ills been elealcd one of the Peers for Leland, the. Alurrlitrg Chronicle chi iti; to s.iy, taus Mr. PaactivAL has ,created. a 1 ) (er, and thereby has virtually. exercised 4 . branch of the Prerogative, Which . he denied th e , Son of his Sovereign, and the immediate •De pository of the ,loyal Power.". The -aitoldikit.:' must know that the Piuje ItcutinT did — nOt . express Lill wishes on the occasion, and as it conscious that it hits advanced an ulijusi charge against Mr. - PERCHVKL, hay 9 4144en1y printej it wi t h. Qt,lt the 04 ten t Qua of NAVAL NEWS. rLYMOUTII, A7O. 22.—Ar4ved the Blocgihound gnu-brig from a erflize ; and the.Mantle r VILsoN, Quebec; with a ca)F.o of timber his Ma itsty's Dock-yttril at thisport. , Silkd the &line man of war (Or Risotto Roads; ;ind the Armide frigate for the-coast-of Frame; -also the: ONsier sloop. of war on a cruiie:, Dollen, AUG. 23,An American was captured -elf here last nigkt by a 1 1 .`re ' net) privteer„apd after" words, recaptufed by a King . * eutteri The meri took to their buat—and made tbr the conA° of hatice, 'but she prbving leaky .they vt re w return, and were . nidde prisoners by the on the beach.,,, , • FAINIQU:rfi At 21.---Artived the. ..1 - 167.1/m . ro:up,h: Packet, Captain RYAN, in sevt:Ween days, With malls froth Lisbon ;, shB, brings no pariicOlar neWs ; .Lord %N . r ELLINGTON has taken, up' .his head-quarters `at Castel Branco ; there was no . expeatitiim of an mediate battle. The I'ritio...t4' Chtirtoite , ,and Singharn packets were at rived at Lisbon ; the former was to sail yn the t lth instant, and as the wind is' now favourable, ,she may. be soon . ,expoSted. The, 41/c/r/torougii brought tufentyebne passengers. The market 'is quite glot tot! with. every .treitc?iii lion of goods, =very few .purcha.e . i made, did 'thi).e . . on Credit, with it lots of bona V 5 if) p e r Money. is very sc.iie with the Portugnese. Also arrived this evening, the Heron sehooner i mails . . iroin Lisbon, left Seven days befote the, - .tc rlt trOM of c, 1.1,t5 , ....,. no' ciewo.: . Sailed last evetling the 411qachester 1 E a.rairigToNE, with Mails for Lisbon and SurinatTl:',l VEAL, AUG: 23.--Arrived hi§a 111ojecty's , ship Naracen, with 28 sail of J.itnaicainen, under convoy, for the river. f PORTSMOUTH, AUG. his' Majesfrs ship Brune on a cruize ; Helicon - and ker,iit . for Zeplqr - anci. riiin on a criaze; acrd the Phulla for Guernsey.; :• : Came in the Traveller, .A.neric'an ship, , prize to . the Little Belt, laden witlr Giandiel.' • -4 ISLANDS OP SCILL.Y, AU 9,—Entered outwards the .sloop Star, AlAY,:ll , laster, , with, a.cargo - of 'pa tnt,e4, for Cadiz and `Giiga , • Came. in the brig Xeptune, of and "for.Lottclon, Master l from St..Titbmates, iaden with . 6:A wn, indigo, and pahng'any." " " ' ~--+-- CHATHAM, , 23.---..Sii:ecttiown:the 'for • Depifuril, the (7nriltri) ! P, a tii,e new fillip, bitift fir a navhl trans Fort, at flaiNpalt's yard, cotnuEinded by a Master in the Navy. ' ' ANTtoudt,: ItayB.-r-Yeseerday was experienced here a gale of wind, which has done "can4idcr,ible damage rd . the shipping ; the ship . ',S`f. .Andactei, 11;1"KELLAR, Of ZUCI hook Glasgow, drove oft' We coral. rock near Dickenson' Fkqi,' , and bilged feared only a 4mali part of her cargo will be lis'aeri Ica and 4pecutat ran, of Liverpool,' , and Mersenger of Halifax, are on shore.:. The Aylly and Liverpool, of Liverpool, Kentish of London,. and . 7 !minus of Lancaster, rode out the. storm. His Majesty's ship Gloire lost her tnizeri-masti' with anchors and cables. His Mtijeary's ship.,Quacfmpin was *ally hAt on Rat Island, crew saved. l'ne inail.boatsqliackay and Tkkie . r, Suffered very winch, and all the small craft wore driven on. shore..:' The ship NTP,ITCII, which struck on a rock the 20th thAtIV; and received some damage, bitten') re- paired, and will sail . for Liverpool Every preparation had been made.on Thursday at Nrlsruoi.th • to receive . the Duc DAL INPANTADO, with the usual ,hooeura paid , to his.station but; at the moment he svaS expeelesi to leave the Can2,42s, it was intimated - that, his landing . W 33 postponed. A letter was yesterday received born the Oaptain of the ConiUS frigate, w liicti states, that, he expeas an order to come 'round to the Riyerja high as WoOlwicb, to hind the mother of the Due DEL IN. FA NTADO, who is in ft• very sickly State, and,inca pable.nt sustaining a long'journey by hind: The Elealon of a ,Iteprasentative Peer irt Ir land, Closed at twelve tfcloek last Sunday night, in Pta) when the nu:Albers' were • For Lord C040r4 ; 44 .; fur Lord I..citriat 111..jorsity tor Lord Costbrd AVG- 11 :is c - ilic4l a Meetingotihe Catholics of the C o unty 01 MYA!h• Conatracß.--.-Ait arrangement highly advoi,Li geoucto ,the mercantile interest lijs just b.:en tziod.!, "At I LPot.4% haviog cionsnlted . With Coup!)ls• stuns` ,01 Itevenuir, and some eminent Nlerefiant, has tl4eCitici—that-no storage whatever be cliari.;ed 0 11 tohiceo in the k hturci--notle agaitist . the Merch4nts on other goodS in their privitte stores mall that, in general,- the system of stdrage be ie. viied and amended, • Toe Catholics of the County and City ,or': lvt kymny 'net. atethe w 17th irmtant, chore a Comtnii tee iwelye; and vottd.esoltiorpi of ihnolci 'thet. f:4l, of I)o NciunhaionE, Colonel PDXSOSIsYs':ift. Gt4TIT4N, Mr. LanwaLL o Ittuimitt; has been struck out Of' the Cornigt i4;00 01 DulatN, Au0,21.-4Th e ' tome of d:FictitGt ow:4' .tee tor the suvetaf Counties,kof ippqrcY) Kiftsellity ,? and the iaticenis Cuunv .11011, In !tie Lase of titibiltlf OGLE ROGER 0 C°N .. Litkiiolied at iao Tt:rtii k Aisizes, the Phil . ' 4li°l)tain ' vA for i uUI, dmutipti fur witiO the defendant \s;as eunvided, at the, piav49%" - • 5 . -prpg 11.$lizes. LISBON. Pa ---- tysioN, tuLY 28,- -410 ne..vs from th e arm y ; :1 A here aliuinUes the 5.1 me, going into tplariers in tilt ''line'laif desoioed. , There has been a conv&sion 3t St, Michles, att the 111}1• - tVi - , ii : id 13th; of June; a continued.teri ds - 01 .Blio.oi.s. levcll.4-tvtay oat' on . one .side • of t its isidtid ; blyielrelyss of IiVOS Was not great. ' tildP.' Wile stooks, stobes, ire: were thrown ilYtiy.s Y u 14 1 19 , W•ttioll.aptqred titSo3,.' thteelagaeiKaa the shore, io sty 1. quantities 'as to fitsm au,.iitintl hre , e .n•fdtts Vni; Bri . d' t , ,..0 hrOati t , wbete..tro Atli f , , , .J:i0 131.11oins' deep. :, rtiv: ecupriondo . .. A - i,,,) A; .10/.‘ :,' f Z ..,—()1) Ile .i.??,:i'llSt.'Dil itt, Lrf,s S ANct itiew . as 'n) tia)'vieinity olinort; rthd n o t witit:in,di'i ii lic i 1)5 0(0 thelstrifen, they 011ig. tile g:44'litid W.O/11&440i. come out. At loa!)poo .- . . , ' turttc.9lo'hi:t o,ol4liTsez.it U...lesat. •- ' : s i h l' i rl i . s l3 t '.';)it'e"s):::tf C :I.;aviviv;l9ao; 0 4) M i e ll i cr }: , . ) i .' f g l 1)71 itileed...fei.;.7. - • eoN, JuLY 30. The Ort;tende.(lKitig..!griA, Lis in his prOgi'es . t into Spain, was:surrounded It'l;9ll:gPse:jihe4l:',:bi`gr'''rt'hi'o°orgituit•titti,-c;1!)::ji; ifii.lo(iiitignli:tiill)hila 1:1i")16: 'lle retinue ofln's'tpli i v;,s , -3.rt, that ,withia iil g* I 11C1 , . , v . ,;11 45 .4,4 in s i t i• . a nd Wi lll' • ._ ..,. owoow a bins, ~. , . in three months atter to.eghilnunther._'• , ,F r cla VI ta...% Es N43* Di. 131. N'tEliCO.,Joi..Y!.o4b- - ell :.,gp9e:trttili'etlyle‘Vbil6l (81t4)otIfy rtie4l3irc'e,h'ieliel .333:°e°0.11:yssar;e. :v'ellels4: ,- sl t iz t.. at ti t il 1 .: 614 i t iot i fi n i: d .esuiv lt i : , .fi c ( l ui r i l ii it y o . ,o...l.jitiiis: l rg at ,io t , e:r , r o te ' t s y e a i l s vi it i llis - g c : ens j9iti ,the parties of. the'worthy Chiefs, MI Sh LONGA', •and-others, with . :the, inmost eniltoill'°:i :°lduiledr.36°i'r.fen'intel'of'etYrtlin.wba6yre°el.l:l7l,lsNell:dsi,:•'rititaiPbPtihe:n,drtinif:4lr.tioitin2 o°:3liiiil'i:::t: ' of Mai, are 8 01...'' . iglisitmet t, arms of-the•Sraniards,. c3nnot leasye then), in . c 1) .• ' . , e ~, f , :yttu ~, 3 deti' V °1.1.4a111C.:147: Jtr . .r it 30 ;-'.. . '' Y tet (ols '. 1.6" ill . C ,, 4 1%fl i ' h: se4,:ience of their,,gratittpe for 4..,,,- 0. 44 -, dated the .26th in t. we learn,:.That on'ae. - ; , ..., extoordin:;ll, ;,1,-.):i.,.et of neat was' 3 . vo y redo who): locked il the a, t , A is i t ) t l e te ' i s ri S e gv \: t [ l : . e it : l s de t a:lcallien:da:::::!: slit): aien'aßtfiltripebri'Nign:rfli I:e:al":ll,dPii'dtse#63o:i"t4ll:3'l!) 11:1.4! ~ 12:44stern side,. t he atmosp hoe. became yeti tb ri ' dlr l. -3 tile 4ea', , which d;32a::ais'utiednicast:aryW,:eiss‘ev!st:d bri°,lr:; . - ' 1 . 0 (1 01. ' • • rig 0 gr.'''' • .Ql. WS (JIM against 3r:oilier, 00031011 t ,i , , , Weld ' of darnitga. 'lloring -the storw tiler- i; 4 gio.Os aLishes tilliglicoiii-,0 from all the four,:l;:oft,,,e,'t of the' hemisph...re accompanied by ilw ;,,,,. ohips of thunder, to the Trirrai;÷l.467 ii,ilri" fotia cries pot 01) P" ) ` „crieccy. 1 , ... ~1,01 id b y the v''' ••• Nothiog eqeal rti it is remelt/I),j,- , ~0 I , no iNev. l, iribabhaht Of Oporto, Fortaw& 3, e il • 0 °vac ° persons wale killed ; some were s great terror o f ri,J.,: of , .............. ' 1110 0 N, , terror that the y weie`taen selionsly ill. '. ; 1.. i , .• . • • ledge or 41'15 foe •It :ving., cow(' to. Atte know , n, „,. 001 J, I a: ~ ,A 1) , ()(t.:tlittil:;l:lo;,iliuNli:.i., LI: l'Excei; !racy the 'Nfar; hal , that repeJted L: 4 ; 1 , l n ' i ,bo ll ` l, been rnade by the, selL.ljer, of t,h,!,..,_ l th o b 41,„ Om citify of the gar,yi§fp!..of 1,10.1)0.! ..ooocoritril barntised With ttioopting.gparila i the vorioll, 0,.`: ( he. In i)stei• rbil . (31` tilt:, totes of , to o _ gi lt , tiatit 7 4 the , daily duty reiluired of the §t4.lllot of ~,c11:11, contrary, 31 it scarcely tails to T o - . pr • o!„ diet' to mount oard coca a ) 4 (w"loioth -1ii5!,,,:)0, however, tllNialieS slid 6,iirlOrc!)rar Genefill /110 Ceiielitl i):.14 detertniped (1)3( ,L,,10,t3..i11e troti),!ii Antonio , Soar,..,s tbrce of tho-itktitiab, ood the ,121'1";:triber lit d l ' ill . N: r -'OO ./s:prolitia Altu_.!';',,er at 501,4011.;,4 einployed in the daily service, ~ i ; t , t ; rt , sholi de ll, ts to be performed by e ach 501''.1%,1. D. ,,,, a wl #:'.,, e oote annexed to'-the Order of 11,.'"•;,.0 ' or der c! :;.,, 6 ii , 11 be-tertd to the corps w."1,1:' " : ) t. the oidie;j Day of 'the 'Marshal, the iturub3,r. love cop 06 Iles ; Utld Whet) the gatriS°,n. i4lgl,,irived, 311 Ci 1 ,, i„. dile round, ',a new' list shalit.,Diur..Gopernt 610.1:io, successively, The lave ~,1 -: `,c " , i ir ii.t , vgioch ig,3 trio, t0..1) the Ninrslyll; in tho "3",,,i, id , 1,6., 01i..,,0 bri(4. to:bii», of .oe (I:4 on ‘4_,.dati,s req uir 0 . 111" e ll,ii, o.,.A.l—the nornber 0, • the pi rt;ot) 1I li r e .Ain* 1 i• 1,40 a iew e enact iado 01,ternet wax al"" - 10 1 ilig6 lig° to intildut Mr. Broivil, di Aifilel),,,t oziito, Adjutant.l3enerfa. I:blekei, i Nig gLentiernab universally nine c'elliec 4it Ilir eveding. fr,va 3211, ibto)tidi at the &or, which A 11.110 wri operieJ, 01'; Irecoa,, received a blpoultruot A inaPet ••!, 1)i,,, 'foot. le' ws. hit- It atille Wrifiernt prevented biro el: l'") ,:,14.,gr, :31hatiCe; he,.boontver retreated into 11$0 P:e" the ,w,iiich be taF,tened, when Mrg, Or‘Pli" gd five , al3rrn :I i • b a tbd, froiiio of ,1 )e toieves Own ro DC , , „ flicy eilip:ll ' ' w a s ~vDtcli •esticki and a pair of bhoes, ~i ~ of , 1 00 00 ol clear off. A rew,lid of loot, too 1: • b totithe i'' tere - . ( 1 , for 'herr apprehension, wbley - • . dy e" '►• ail. cot° .„ eilleatcand tbey are bath now 11 , ' evoie,ll,)si triecteli91:11:1,0010 PQ", Oe: 1 t 1 e'r/ lodJing tile • l4 tic ring , i 1 ' Itbi 0 ,I • anti F , were (Quirti secreted in their bo: i I . be clow 'liable ‘VatCilea Were Pand *SeW44 °r 111 L COVer. bolurlibetvf:dre:loctlt ;horst 011 the hrei[P494 ;,r1,1t.1:eillill1; CAdit:' t;t;ory niibt, I'l , 11 'at 0400 r''' a 2 .. - (11 00 svn4 to be irola, co:14141i i'i'l'e thilti. . .0 1