The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-16 00:00:00

:all the approaches by land they are connected by hies which also are defended by very strong lowers.. " On the 13th of June, the garrison of the Isle of Leon attempted a sally against our works at the Arrwife ; 49,00 iivn aaim vcetl to our out-posts, while all the batteries and enemy's gun-boats kept tralflolPnt fire upon the lines of Chic*lana ; but all this. mighty racket produced so little effed, that bur 'batieties at . Piiclana scarcely deigned to te curn their tire. The infantry met a worse recep tkon,,,at the Atrecife. After a two r bours 'fire of musketry, the 'enemy was compelled to save him selt in haste, leaving ,a weak many killed on the lield of battle', and carrying off a great number of "Von Colonel Bunnemain had been' sent to recon noitre too:arch Tariffa, w;th 600 men. On the . gth' 'Of Julie he encount-led .at Sanima, an enemy's party of ,the sante force, .consisting of English' ant some Spaniards, and posted on steep rocks. Colonel Bonnernain took his dispositions so well, th the eneiny, in spite of the advantage of , the groUnd, was routed and forced to retire upon Alge adyi,,. indoning some plisoners and a convoy of 100 bollocks. -" The enemy reckoned on being stile to take al yam age at the momeitt, when ►he bulk of the army of the so .th h martintd H i lt) re:nadura, in order to a‘taek in force the (Town id Ronda. Gen. Rejinie, at the head ~d e regiment, of the camp of Si. 'loch and of the pt.4,alits of the vicinity, on the 4th of 'June, advanced ti , font) the blockade of Ronda, which was defended by Some coup lilies of the 43d of the huie. The Duke of Belluno iintnediately c'auted to art out from. Seville a column of troops, ur;uer !he' tacks trl , Adjutant -Commandant Remand ; , e-,-cond calkima, d9tama,'drd by General Pecheox, from t he at the sato , - tune, set Out from tins Ist corps : they united at Mopiti on the f sth. The enethy'confid— nig in his sifength r drew rip in order of battle, two leagues trout Ronda ; but he was attacked with su:di impetuosity. by our trails, that in a few mu! 'mem s he was• broke and routed along all lies line ; a itcorrittle carnage followed,; near 500 dead remained on the *Ol, ith goo wounded ; the regiinent's of Signettza anti of Honda were almost e,,tit e ly dr. sito"iso. The rutnains of the enemy's des 151 f. es . ca eel by the help of rucks, where our 'ca valry ,could not reach them. Otir columns OW salute day entered Ronda, which was completely re-victualled." TUE ARMY OF THR DANUBE. f 44 —.By the 4th (lath of Jnne) th, c..,, mtwil d er Chief Konkuviti, had removed his hra,ttlinirfers from Buell'nest to aurgovo, and con• affirmed his al my in the environs 'of that place.— On t-he 14 . 1 h, he tt/a4 informed that the Grand Vlziei had c,lie,'led all torce.i, and those of voi and Mow 'ph'. • Piolnt of Btschniaki, and Jag Our 1. - Lntsao ; that hey united all the ca.alry ttnner the Onicli, of Tot:boom, 0 7 ;loo, and Kira o,mail Ogion ; that ,11 the same time he had made a diver sion toi‘.i‘ds with a bo !), of 25,000 men, cot rim by !ousel 13-y ; and that he WWI pre- Imo% to a,t.ick andrichuck more than 60,000 1114'..0, I'i consctintmc, of chip, the Commander' in ChitA tho Dinutie on the loth. On the ;41 creel; of day, a body of bOOO Toikish Ca. v , t try a reconnohoinnm-twon our whole line 6,!nvi i conimattdiog the advanced post, ,tnrlporfed. by four battalions of infantry led on by Gto.oliarnt, , soun forced. the Turk , . to tt lett to it ,i:ttne loss. On the came day the v. hot* army look op a position on the hei4lns (four Nkerta4, betor:. littdschticli,) and Ohm .bivQuaeked iu cndc:l' o battle. The fetst, both artmes kept tnemsolvc's quiet. • At' tivt" on the tomning of the 22d, the Grand proceeded (coin hiN entrenehed •camp h , :t‘kitt lti. iAcion and Gisanaen,'. and 'attacked tin.i m my, v‘, hose Miami)! *us formed in tune i,i t uales, and ranged in Iwo cavalry w 44 in the thitd line, buhind the, vacant spaces of the illares.—The engagement gradnalir became' gene. tal i hut Wftt, thvi he lett v‘in,;,-Loinniani!ed lw Lieutt''Llent Geu,tlll' Count de Langezron. rh o 6 , 114 Vizier diietied n in person, From six to oght ilic 'morning, it wag renewed tive but ukoikvidigGinding this, :Ind thelire of a batiery cif hilts three pieces of cAtinon, the Turki mid nut gain au inch of grotrul, All their efforts were in vain, against the invincible steadwess of our itifin try. At nine o'o6. k, the whole Tntkisit cavalry, ;3,001) strong, ad anted rapidly upon our lett wing, la , uf ()Mail - Ikea it ; but being unable to tryike any i.upres4ion upon the squares, paiised betwixt the tad clnt spaces. Two regiments of cavalry beiwging to the third lino, w ere obhged to yield Co the nu» of this chargr; and to soperiority of nuns. b-rs, The Turk hat cavalry spread themselves be. • the Imperial army, and l. peaetpated to . the walls 'Art - ton*, which aitofher column; that had kih ii.t.„w along tl.e Daimbe, encleatooted - to take by room), believing +he city to be without a garrison I)4it he CO:rmititier fit Clilet had tett a strung gat. 9"t uii in the p:ace, Which, al this moment, maile a s.te.!e—tOr Nally, in conjorictiott, ; viith ;4 movemeot uC the 4';ivairy ;miler Gerivral; Voilioil) the 'forks be. ing tilos piaced between two tires, were vut. to flight with r.'onsiderabie loss. took plastic' on lite tel etas viierby made a much tetbler attack upon itie right. Geoeialt Essen, Boulatotf, .and , rVPIAISedit With the osr bravery At elevto 9\lock. G..nterai KOutougnet pUt 'th v . , 1, 0 j v , hod in th‘cion, ,threted the sq uare coolit Wo u.i rontzotr agast the cfttny'd cert which had 1.).4m, ttt throw op rnt.enchwent4. pool), they contacnerki a i.eir va ., ~t 1;1 were purivel to, thtir camp, six 14 eNt4 holt) the battle. l'lte !invert i 1 army rested 60 s o'clock in the prAtet,i to ha , bst bull the hurntion of the trono into Rods. the Guild Vizier to throw chock, fold to eniteuch hithirif upon the heights, but thii plan 1.,i14d by the brim:r) of our finny, mut .the jti l / 4 1.1ci0u5 totattgettlettis of the Conuind ner Chtet, who, (Writ% this bloody dtEiir, wits eon. 04,1) 'Scld to the he,ii,eft tire. , The Turks, 114Vc ir,.t Uti i):4lr of cutouts, and have had 1500 men ismoog whom ik a on M,Art:titarracrin and gleat number of Altminaos. Nto prisoners were f.:; , 104.., at tire enotny attacked with cavalry. The great superiority of the chAny in point or are,, 0110 A -tog ote pr i oci t .,ol al l oy to be 1 such a garrisln is the city of itttd4- ctiu':k would requitt-„ eild this fortress being be. sides commanded from the tpountainsi and in a disadantageout ilatiOn, the CoMotander in Chief cleterMined to dermihsh it. In, conieluettett of this determination, .after having 96,1 e the armfrepass the - ainutie, and caused'the inhabitants to quit titis city, on the- gsih he ordert.d 'all the tortiticat; .00% to be blown op, and the place to he set on fire. The conflagration spread with astonishing rvidny, and complete des Aation ensued. PARIS, AUG. D.—Their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress visited, on the Mt instant, the Imperial Establishments, Napoleon of 4couen and St. Denis, • founded by h's Loperi rl, anti Majesty for the Education of the Daughters of Mem bers of the Legion of Honour. His E's, elleney Grand Chancellor of the Lrgion 11,1 d hohour to 'receive their Imperial Majesties. The Emperor was pleased to require an, account of every thing (da tive to the health, the education, and .thew tru~- lion of the numerous ~f the two estahli.h , meats, - and condescended to testify to Vie lady who superintended the whole, und to the other Inatroll3 of these two Imperial Hou,es, his entire lOUS faaioo. ,M. Pe Kablotihnfl, Colot of the Hotse . Guards of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, passed through Metz, ou his way - from Pocrshurgh to Pans. PARIS, Ave. s.—M. Ft6q', M.istur of Re ,ilecits, bail jest Set , out for liatebuig.h. He is ap• pointed President of a Commksion of Liquid.nion, which is to assemble in that oty, and to exam:ne and audit the accounts ot the Hanseatic towns. Several violent storms are said to have taken place •in many of the departmrnt, Adjoining Parts, Tile waters of the Seine, InAvver,. Lao e beeti swollen, but, on the contrary, ate very low ter this AmMUMM4, SLYLY 27.—A noti,e from the .Pre fefi of the Department of Zuyderzee informs his Agents, that his Imperial Majesty, aoxiouS that 'ad his subjea, should participate in the benefits of pub education, has ordered, that the Commi.sioners charged with the •examination of the candidates lot the Polytechnic School should be' elected this year trotn.the principal Cities of Holland, with a v•ew-tO open the road to such young pers.ins as are desirous of enteting upon the career of public ser vice. He thereture recoinmends , the Students to profit by the invaluable advantages thi,t this noble Institution holds out, since they may be eel . tAin , t hot their efforts will ha rewarded by the most honour able employment. • SAILER 1Y04,014N, JiILY 25..—Captain Guine, comtnatiding , the IlapaCiousrlugger, brought into this port, last night at rime o'clock, the English g;diiot anapper,-armed with four 1-pound carron tides and• two sixes, with twenty-throe men, and commanded by latent. H. liirackoon; This is the eighth ship of war that Captain Guine has captured within six Months in these seas. VII!NSA, JULY :14..-":11)e regimens which are to assemble tor the Diet of Hungary, have not yet re ceived marching orders. We ore assured 'bat • the Noble Guard of Hungary, the formation of which has been: long deterred, will.be organized betote the ineethig. The Preshorgh GiMille informs us, that her Impolial Highooss.iite Archduchess Maria The resa, shier to the Emperor, with Ptince ;Anthony of Sax,ony, eldest broihet of the &lig, will - assist at the iippro Aching Diet. . _ The iteWit of the battle of the 4th instant tins been receivc.4 from the Turkish froutbeis ; and Con tanti nore, it is reported, is mudi agitated, nti account of being disappointed of . the restoration ut trait ittiClifOKT AMY: Z O.--Tlte division of gnu •htits stationecrin t he Roads of the Isle of Aix, has fre quent engagements with the enemy's civisers,w Inch it ,ties den en from our coasts. On the 17th in 'tam, an &visit ship gave,oliace. to a fuerchantrnan, wfidn. the enemy's twist was carried away, and itytia, with great difficulty that she sheltered iteiseif utiderthe tire 01 a I Coasmw, Jour t!t thick fog' prevented 1,14 to-day twin recimiwitering Ow enemy h e A vcsiii from the BAltic saw underDagi:ot two Lug ships of the hue, Desides some iiiptes. JUNG 17.—A terrible fire broke oot in this city on the toll of this month, about eleven o'clock at night, M. hick being drivel) by a Olknt north wind, spread, in less than two botas and a hell, over all the Sciarcies (places where merchaii dize, fort* and do.nestic-, is sold, and in:inufac. tures carried on). Two moscptes, a number ,of khans and stores, which Gave kitherto beea tiered proof against Art.?, two Wiendid palnoß, g yea t ()timber of houses, baths, dyers' shops, an..! soap manufactories, have b'-en reduced to ashes.— Fortunately the bazars, or clot h shops, have escaped. This calamity has reduced great numberis to miscry. The loss is estimated at twenty m llions. 'lnc aster is so much the more severe, as it has oco siooed a scarcity of timber, all the , stock of thdt article having been consumed by the are, as well as because the actual sNtgnation of naviotion der it extremely tlitticolt to procure a tre , ch stlpply. After lids fire was extinguished, s;i i ne wicked twr sons wished to kindle another but it is hoped (hat the rigorous messores Which have been resorted to will prevent their attempts. - Another calamity has also befallen us—fthe locnsts hate committed ra vages' upon the harvest ; but fortunately the Corn Lad been already safely hotbed, and the clops . ul cotton may be planted again., NANA', JULY 30,--SOMe vessels, *h;ch arrived Flt 0 rank), from Cod Since the tlith of this month, bring intelligence that the lonian Islands enjoy pertct tranquility. Acconnis have been received from Teramo, stst. itg that several ene.rly's ships had rn,ute au attempt to carry (Jti three b,trks belonging to La Pon:tile, NO nn Ancnna transp , .rt, which wizro moored nest ',\,;ottut Pagitio. The legionsiy fro ps eatne up, a very brisk contest coultnenaed, and tni t) ya t h e troops' advanced into the water in detia;n of ifie tire 'Ol the enem y 's vessels, The troops of Gidia, and the brigade of Gen d'Artnerie, stationed in thi s c i t y, had Iltnt: to arrive an& take a share in the 04nion, whit:h leildQd in a shameful flight on th e p an o f a m enemy. DIitiSDAN, JULY es.—Previoni to id return to th e Cisile of rilnitz, where his Majeiay is it pre sent, he gave onter3 for a general change of oust. i firitif the corps of (be army .stktioned lierg. The greAer flirt of these troops are lo pro ceed 'to Losatia, *here they will 'gel into ennton , meet's till further orders. The division of General Zeschan, which was assemb;ed near our to return to garrison . it. It is said that the King will not set out for Warsaw till afier she termination of all the - Wers, - consequently hilr departuo4 . will ,not sake plAce so soon as Wai supposed. • NAPLES, JuLV 9.0. Se oral regiments !rye marched from this capital; on their route to ecda bt ia. Hit; r%laje4fy paid a visit, yesterday, to the ship' Copri, the eQrvette La Ftinza, and several other veoiels of ihr 1166113 in the: roadg. _ . VI N JULY ,2t3.---Oneof.our papera entitled The Austrian Observer, contains the following ia telligence ' • " We think it cur deity to correet, according to notices we have received upon the sebjeCi, an wi de from Bet lin relating to Cettain arrests Which were said to have taken place in the Prussian deminiona, and which we have reason to think reached us front a huspicious quarter. g' The new arrangements introduced in Prussia in the administration of the finaneesha.l expel ienc ed much opposition, as it m OA be easily foreseen 'hey would, and as the author of the 'innovation, Baron Hardenberg, fully expetied. The Govern ment, in order to remove every difficuity, and 'ef fect such modifications as ',cal ciretuustalices might render eecessary, had not only collected at 'Belli') well intermit men from all the'crovinces, but had moreover sgnified their permission to the Deputies .of the ,Eleet oral Marche, one of the provinces most 'severely berthened,.to deliberate among themselves, at the same iime that their deliberations. were not to assume the form of a Diet. After s-veral prwests on the part of the: Deputies, with to-, speEt tO , 'which the Government did not think pro t•er to pu'ilish the-decision, 'previous to the con clusion of the general deliberation of the States, the urgency of the disazreeiiblecircuinStatice in which the Eleelorill Marche was placed, gave rise to certain repreeentatinns which were ad dressed to his Majesty by several Circles of that pro since, viz. those of Preignitz, Oberbarnim, Ruppin, Leebusit, and Bees S'orkow. Those of the last-men thmed,. although they were far from indicating the culpable intentions mentioned in the articles in eines tion, were conceived in terms of which the Gfivern- meet thoeght it their duty to mark their disripprebp. lion I and, .conseZe.tett tly, 'the Councillors of the two circles,. Messrs. Leaman and De Sehutz, were sus rpetuled from the exercise of. their. 'Cunt:lions by a Cabinet order, as being directly responsible for any steps taLen by. the Deputation of the Circle: Connt Finkenstein, and Major De Marivitz, who had been the principal prisons employed in composing the representations of the Circle of. Leebna, were arrested in open d.iy-light by an order of the Cham ber of Justice—the first at Madlitz, and the second at Fredersdorf, and were conveyed to SO.indao, where they Were,: however, treated with much re spea. The Giaotl Marshal De Masso, who had an employment in the King's Household, has been disgraced. iii consequence of having signed the Re._ presentations, and has lost his places and pensions.' Such are the exact particulars Of this affair, which ate not calculated to excite much surprise, consider ing the refoun which has become necessary in so many . StlltM . " With respell to the no ct urnal arrest , of the Members of the States of these two Circles; their being conveyed to Colberg, the reports concerning, General Ruche!, and , above all, the tinge Qf re volutionary insubordination' with which the whole affair was suffused, its detailed in the aforesaid article, it is sufficient to observe, that its author is an ignorant Jew, name Saul Ascher, who , was impri soned about a pear Mace tor having, called ,the in sertion of-similar cilutimies in foreign Journals, and who, as it would appear, has been too soon rated." _ . Accounts from Ain state, that rill the Servim troops ate inpotion towards the fiontiets, to which the Paellas 01 ServiaA of Janina, &c: are approach tug in cons:derable force... is even suppOse4 that the Grand 'Vizier will advrince wilt a part 'of his army to support the offensive operations 01 these Pachas. ;With all their efforts the Serval') insur senis cannon ,bring into the field an army abaft thirty thousand men. , , - . , NIAI Alt V tO-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. Due-1 Guernsey. ()F lITOCKS THIS 1 , 1,Y A rTkvo.Lve O'CLOCK Conso4 • 6zj Red. Ann, 63—Onthinnf I dis. V. 8 (1 N. 110LiM latll3 utetlit /A 1.5034 fttlD&Af L 0 N D 0 N, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST i 6, 1811. " 11 indvar-Castle, August 16, 1811. " HI% MAiLbTY'i symptoms remdM the same to - ;i: , y "'H. lIALFORD. f. W. IIL13ERI)L N. " IL. %VILLAS," Paris Payers reached town last night , to the i2th ;nsilmt. They contain a stuntniny of ittlelligrilce from the Peninsula, in which, however, there is very little of . importance 1, hut there is amply enough to shew that the Gnerilla warfare- is till, carried on with great activity and vigour ;, that it con tinues to embarrass the French Generals, and thin the ranks of their troops. These periodical repOrts of the mine of 'the war in Spain are a continual re futatiOn of all the 'boasts in the. French Papers of having subdued the Spaniards which are no sooner made than the satue.Papets are destined to she"' their_ futility, by the fads which they themselves relate, Rospetling Portugal, it is . merely stated, thBt MAIthioNTS army was about to go into quarters in the valley of the 'raps, in conserioeixe of the ophealfilinota of that v.llmu a 0112 Guadiana. tru los EPti arrived at Madrid on the . IA ult. h g ' ing, as the Parisinn writers tell us, received throirilt• ont his route nriegniVocal tcs,inninies of ilie lave vi Sp 'Mardi, and" United all tlieir ciiinirint( a:though the same statenvi t ~vitieli announces this, ,Ssiitvi oLe:),..tiorflesi.,,,sitniriliet,i,t;i; a t l b , : l e e s p i r ) o , t: l t i s 3 r o t :: tii e t doetite:eratiionlieele. ;tilett:, he is instrumental in ir::posiog on tl'•(''''' . from .Gibraltir mention, that part of tilt convoy boutAi op the Mediterranean, neck cir e' thrios:11,:::1113:e's tssl;ti.)ol:ii,att2.l..pfr,ret,,citi,ai diaiavoltehlet:s7l,:: larly a transport (No. 171), a stern ref the rung, o'°l;tl;(l;tlueettl;:.tetti\'lrr,c.,)lefico,ti:erlitaii,t,..bigu.s.l4,,lci:/lize7litrneeliot(i)eyyni, , :t i ct 4.& l4 loplu s u ctr c ii . i f ze a t t .:i n o ' , b . llge i s i l e, ;: u ai l l i , :. d i l e , f e u b l t y .li t ii dh a eis itt i v ia. : oP er ot : .i c j id o i: )l l .o : % :;. ..,,,ti these 011-kers the enemy's ddiigiii Vie COttlp,',; chased. The enemy ot?suiecsihi:7)i'gnlugilds'il as:II niial;e4dtorili•l!' them, very gallantly stood off, and by the o'6lo twelve, nobly eileaed their, eisicliarpteY, i'inal.cliolllggitt',.,'ll under the 'wins of a fort mbar Frangerok Richmond closely pursued them i,s near 01°11{1 fur. the purpose of ascertsining the possibn either cutting them out duriog the night, naiio,. Mg them useless to the enemy. UnOun'l'l anther of these schentes were pr,elicahle boo J plia)erec:tflours rce'slistwanlicice.h it was in)V"'ibi° f°l44r , iiature of the ptivittetri situations under ti!vi•''l i check, and there being upwanis of too 50itli' llr. oii priva t eers iie fur t hois ted c ualtnhiee, iiriAccteoctilobnuil.railiegarlit°adcit i:withiiioe,i,ititocinliss:: f,,r t! but without doing finy injury. Soon 11— li wind blew diretalY utf the land, enab.iog Richmond to get from the range of Ill' ir g', 0' in safety. A t no on the privateers n'elw ~,,,,,,,, „ scbaleelioioryr,,ree:eo: of sweeps t ut o ili:sev b uye e eed a p g ,s a b y i en, thet i;, underoiytei.d;:ei i o g a t d i , ; 1 i I b i l d i t t:tioeyalt.leitirdr,,,,,.,,, 01 the harbour OWfuNire:llll3l;,l itllnnrcisircu:lllll(.lsYke'r%l.:llll)?lglectidi:s:;;e:4l' - . fort they• moored in perie6t •ectirity'abouttir'i • of, ' afternoon' . The Bichmond mounts 14.1 i has a Complenient of bo wen. -- ---- -.I .: ,Sits ore' ' 'lf we we re to give credr, i'd tiLl ,C • 0 l'' °tllPeP:sxlt:iir°antsioitil:fl:::. cr'e,-Bst;ifd. ..‘i:::::511.iccii:111;::::: of Parliament deeMed necessary, in orde r 1.',P.,001 unimpairert the fund ionS w 1 liell ti,e Coslitajt:eie allotted to its executive liol, on4nut Derr) .4, . po. tirtguigh properly the Soy gitsintt from 0 , lio • ~' roved° ond then, au restraints will be re a , , , it 11 ' Roman Catholics; end they will eIV Y ' irr ~,,l ill' right as Protestants to every otlice o f PY . " ' , 05 , 0 1 portance in the,State, ‘t bleb our ogacions .'" , . o i ,• 4 'I PrOri oNclusively vested in the bitter; .A . l' d 0 -' , nl3 \\'ALCS, thank Heaven, is not.likery t.• ~ 4 fi pia- as the OPposition Wriiers‘ibiarvede::idg:. him, and c:tnnot sllffer lion] t le . • I'o°' tnotiot) of his charaoter, and, insulting p le .,,, e ut his condo :t, The foliovviag, 040411 we c° jir 'vel iln, 1 he a more joit apprechrtion of the rtictl err *4 civet , tentionsol Iris 'loyal K' patriot, 1- P ~. :„iiff , in the Irish Journal; 714, Patriot, ioul or e o, i ias a proper tributo to his charaeter,:rgit e . 5, ,: 0 . ! i ...fie IR ~,, an angury.of proPlietic truth :--- regnitills P taken the duties of , Royalty, witig'ut ile 411 0 lII° I,‘ • pTVers ; he ' liar ,stlbalitted 10 g°V' , 0 01 p'oedy °beret) !fit Miiiiditlg to reign ; he 104 I knew to be his Fatilnei w ish; he l'344.4le:iirtlciiP°, be bii E s ther 6 r be ill • served what he knebv in ir of 0114° Ili 1 in th e nlFtsleastalble;:itilai honour nptslerrfo ashebi.4ly. fi\IIL:11:::inll Irie: 1 1 111, s01%::11 aret 111:tvar:0;11,811:0:00:::: of sorrow he b !IS f govcre'coj olati,,rl i and therefore to , Ote,lath ~: ' hie PeoPli° P r of ° he Vk dl in3ke • himself , ciirri,b, hope, therefpre, which we on ee the fisoalcfr ?twie; ii now our contidenrce in . , • • t o. , lONG, • - „A milt be our security in _......... . „. . co p , in,riti,,! IOW:10101f ililoisiol 0 ~ 4 1, i ---Tir•hait ito ilclQcY'rj.,o4,, 'Wednsday, at 1ia;.,,,- n office, to —'6o 4. Courrol -was lielti at .rite ilorug lloir of the isoll sues',, %vhicli WO aiten,doilb.):illi tiv, o.cloch4 low. Ministeis. • The Coo' it ,al t ilt yesidritlY:i bl , fii' l to ifte° , g $ tli en sllentlir II Y 9s !!, t hey adjourned. past. two oclock.. I r 0 0,,, VoliKE., , . ' V. tehAe.miFifila ;IVlors. I%)%ft,:cLet.,l:::;;;;:faiii 0 1 lit At'ot-(ll;o7,°„o,,Pii:cdtabli; count NI r.i..vii.i.e l'ne Coo • v. too, 44 Iwo foray- s ~,,ieli 'dli tpiaiset ti\oitri.qui`sfh‘evGrol::;itit;sit.sy,, ,11310,(11,i‘i,t,se 1,,i.i50e,041:,,r(,,:i,v, huppos,,ii 10 be the oriAirs or vir coorloyi iil 1 c,„ ~,,,,t lit illO COM)ej CarPC 111)(13 ilif Ili, Calil;Cl t '0„,1, 0140 tend. At the beJ.ltigrtil!,(l, ,to, 04 ic,e,:,otioeoi , F n re' tuned to the siN Ild'l_,ll'ir coentrf. 1,1,_,A, of, Ur the other Ministers to 't"ipon or s dretcoKii`;if s,O that the tosiness they.lll°lior the r 4O ; pc 14 ' . b r ,er 'L'lsere is 1.0 tboodOcir: i s trac t h ;: n o,eal It'i,`,,i liritt;srorto's illness. I true t itst os ijtel}! olio et .Cutra;. b"t it t r its. rih°efdth-. 14‘34 if)f° !ogorflei't fig the benefit 0 , •'''.-ci in offPl/41 ovea e''or Oil very' ietively errPlOet ilia, toe e_,,,, od i Toe tbevar bus refnaris ill?, ,tit,i,eo itri!,ll,-4 Giotto: iso tO introduce ifito tit r.l).:s`it;Litoo.l);iiiv 006;eitint puipQse he illiernatety,i :i. wive ,et_ 0,40 number of, recants o"'' 'oooo,,iit 9 40 to the .Poriuguie artrti and nlno thoatogli ~..