The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-15 00:00:00

ANIIOLr 44/Ls. , . . i ........,......... toe •' C: i%':u,kr,EN, IVlAlitn 3 I,—lt was sonle i s:'' , . 1 .. - 'l;..:iiiiiied to make an attack upon the Isla)) of . .AH1.,.., ti...n.v in possessio n of the enemy; in , n , der .. i ~,iiH.-r Ilse fort and establislituewstkr er.e` e.t is.', l t -t;'. iii;, . lion would have been put in executt,o in • - 1 , 1 " 'II •-:1 'lasi year, but as the enemy's ships of Ivai' 1 '..'l !Leh station' until the frost and ice set it's , ...i. !.... . 'l-.:.,•l'Eu. was givenup, being found to be impratii t..... '' ; 4i ...i)s.in the commercement of this spring that 1..1%. k !gas again re,olved to be made, bu t ' t h e : ft:. ,ts. which were intended to be used in the '‘,..,.. , 11,1:..f l tk efe Ot that time in winter. quarters io . , 1 ` '.", which were ti.'is year a long time titled , ~iO, ~ tilid which prevented the vessels b"iiii 1 '", i'itO action before the begitming 'ut the pl!"etrOl '• El .r . ;!11, - . . , . . 1 ,, v ri.,ril,er f u r attack was given, and on the (.43d 11 1 ,, 1. t,ie fl , .tilla and dl e transports %vele assembled rii , 'ii elri i l'iy, 'i'lle..i4mkt was recon.initred, al.‘ l it '..::. kill, ILL there w,i 4 only one sr. homier lying , k i . ''' l ' 'llth'll li , Ve knew 110 the light-house was ',." i''''a:.iii inn ,OA other Part ut the, island. .It was ,',ll,','?,),,eipieti,:e4stl/4.ritr,tied that the i woo shoi.ild Dv 'ars'etriti,ait el :by 'nigh t i, and, tin the .tour .11ing 1114-le,Wd httrllist•th'elh;tit-tintise fiat, 'ail , ' `stor m : It, '4,4.140411re inti,iii toile the gun•bonts wt re li r e . 1'' .. ., 4 `. 4 0if , ii!il nu.. te. ir , a formal siege being found to igtil"eprie t t,..iiil', . . I , thi,tli4l/2iini twelve gnii•boats unit' t.,.eclv ir,iiii.;- 'l s ''rt vtlitt:4s , ilcil ir can LA'friiiti Bty ; liii. nig 4." b..t,d „ 4 .' hlialfs t:i.sieled tote t,c expedition. . VI). the , . 716 ) al. loos ti'cli,ck ill (hi! ii.uriiiiig, the 1 '01 5 .. 14;rdi,eint),.irlted in the greatest order. ,Tlie fi . st , 3 / 4 441 , 11 i 3 41 ) - C4ll' 'fighter,, in the naval hervits ) inlklittil,iintnedi:ttely 'wars 200 •KVarnilo along it'u tense Gott tattfartiin.nely lie ttas iliSCPVered bY 4 P'l7 . 1 1: ° 1 A ' t.° , 164 q111);. Th- entliry now fl ed into tin turf. 64- intrepid naval I..i.:utenant I - loisten tellowed : ;el,ll.allostormetl. the tort; - but was beaten off.- 4101:delsted then put himself at the head. of the' :"s,°44llllader his command, and being joined 'by . 1 1j , ° , 4 , 1e n nittler Captain Iteydz, and the scallion tin ' L e ' '4leofenatit tiulsten, undertook. a general storm,,, itwerefi l l Oill:terced to retire. In the mean 'while,' 1 1 , ~ 111'1411 was laid round the fort, and commenced . , • * l l l k ril lg 0 0 • it, whilst the troops were preparing to 1 :'' e a ' r tsil attack. The loss which had been Slli* t a h i lld by tliese brave War 11465 only tcndeu to increase f e ' ral d("4" \V Mist the gun-boats kept up a busk -re oh 1 . 110, Ili sort, Major Melsted on the one side, at'd.' attack. Holster) On the other, commenced tht., lb::: r t( , o out , works were already gained, alid... ivilieopft were preparing to get over the hign walls, m lel) 91ritidge*Shoi was poured down on thrum from. - 1 7 ed °11111 411 40 .pieces of cannon. 21Iajor Von 110- , nor, tlidt d his honourable career at the head et bis 0 :74 i Captain Von Ileydez then immediately took lioeeiiitailaatl, and int4sed new life into the br4vo dr !i l i dikit„ : l) : 44 'itlf the greittaat steadiness stood the 1,.! i i... fire , 'arid int'd in .4..otijon.tion with the' vaiii-iii' o',tarn:int f-Lskten.i,goin row. ; wed the: attack: - , 4YZ',4ll'oolldiail (milled away ' 'both Captain V, a Igi, and another put an end to thelite - of ,Thel4ehatil lluimen, n hilst leading iris brave litia• pail 4 ° 4 t() Old tannbat. The men, who had still io tl l ' lo llet and . very deep ditch, were oblit'.ed.'') ; Ott w tea t 4y for the cartridge-Ltd:l ; but their reirr,it, t An il4ertlikAoss conducted-with the utmost order. 1 . . I C '1111141) dying battery pursued the foginves, imd ti l t : rttirt4 t `Ards perlorined under a continual has ex i n the lii the mean tithe, and very ini• ii,?., l , le citY) d trigate was seen to the northward, ii ' lc ' 4loott iound.to the east of the Island, a brig the 4 " 1 0(1 tu the west part, and a schooner cattle. front . 1,1114141114ard. It CAW° On to blow• hard, and the , tkou'ci could no lullger keep their station. : Lti poi4l/Ir,b f ete ( het) Wade to re•rtlTlbark as many as 1 . the t roops, and to BEIVe , Wadi ai. had ~ 44 k 1 I kin I l c Itoro the enemy. The transport vessels hati . kv,,,,:rfng the appearance of guti.nouts, nod they i ii j,..itikreft"' C.li4Cil IQ 'neer towards the l'retni , t, 1 order thereby to decoy the Ir"giud to wilt'w l ', lo , sad thereby saVe tht: t on boats and the !tools I , 4 * ci u t a i rketl na hoard of them , btu the wind increased, tow e l le tie b te o iiie so violent,. that the gutt..bots-‘ , k itektly be kept afloat.' , . ..., z io i l t u enter 40 an engagernent with the enemy , was 6. _ 0 lip thOiialit o f , gild it WMII4 have bern 'an *U-0" 1 ' 1. 1_3 . wastu os lime to have endeavotired to collet: tue„b°11111 together. It was therefore deemed most ; 4 : ultra to let OA" flotilla dispi...rse itself.. Signal 4: 4°2°1.41y made tor the boats to roach the '• 114titti shore,' and the flotilla accordittglY dispersed t,,ilitiriflreetably to orders givens Tiiti tuuvemcnt itlgto1)1 " PerV6Votl by the frigate, utile!), was ly• ii ,.., i . in eattWard of the Wand, on account ut the 1 - C h T . wittelt run otit from it. Light of the gun-boats i v ia ,. ~I'vere nearest together made. the best of their Y lot Jutland, whilst the miler four, with. the tit - `NI brave r [• ' 'lthe,,, _,Y, engaged the brig and 5ch00ne,....- ,Ltotf in:stained the enttny in: his' . progress, and 1 tr t ,g 4 t strain several points out .of his. course, !, Poe ' ttlit " ,! t bl4l l l l iS sale ; the tete of the other tlkr)oft a tilil,ter44l4 IWitiibl) they 'may be fallen into ,t4e . ~ . 11).titrietiv, .. s ', , . .. YS:tlittnNivltlis,,altpeclitlort has . been ..tansuccetsful, Its;', le errlY eettainly. will tv,r have to boast of 1' hu t ti ft g t 4 1 , 1 , 4 . 11 ie , d 4 141 Only v itnory, Eyeti during the %lit sh i . „." t1 ih norgol-, , Suttitketi tin ranch darnagq., ii; Z 46 , o 9tigtd to put in 40.1er the. Islaacli,atid 11,-,,id4'l4'n asststance. . , . t i ort., el the three conitrtanders, several other of .- ~,,,s e e „.l l tell iii the field'of lionnui. Derttid'ibe ~,,,t v e, 1 the affair the most :cleterthined.: conragels i. 4 thew ' , ot . ai l , ~,, , i tsar pert ; Ulla the very considthable ~i.t,„,':,',.4ifted, in kdled and wocindvd in poportic4l '1...,,, '4;4 v"IP16Y1,:(1, will sufficiently proee 'the b,. '4o(lTtsolulieh tied courage with which these ..,..,, .. tit.. `till continued the cornbit under such • a heavy '' ''id WV r ' ' . ' ,‘,. , , 0 aotn nn this OLCa$lOll roved the att .., .01,1“ht.:•iii.air • Which it inseparable knel l : the character „1.,.... , • ni o "i1y,..._. nt aqiinark and Norway, who :trig trash y , 4 uy le shed their blood tor ttk:;l' hi. g an t s' i ~ ,1 414, „. Sty, 7 , t , ''. iAlit am i kt '''llti i I, in . "'ARCH .26.....ti1i Itnyal Majesty% i I. 1 :) I ), 1,1 ,ici ii i t4l 4 „ 4 .4te s 0.1 progrelsive atrientitnetit', and ! -tt o 6. . JI! lolliiikaectli no ki.ulltititi,s aro heieal- thst,, l h t , ~ 4 ... • ~,., , . , I,llk,ii„ it,4B4tii(3llo Wlteti '3.--Vcia learn by dia l- - iitai l , i t, ,rn 190..cowri)iinditut of the 2vluklavidli . i, 't il*llauii.- of ere ob the other std I . ; . , • of Atte Danube, übder the order's of lidjutant-Gen, Count de St. Pr cyst, took by assault on the Pirko( £'ebruary, from the Turks,,tho town of .Lowischa., 'l;he Bart iron, which consi,ted of abontt a,OOO , men, defended themselves with the most determinedrob. slnacy, and continued the eontest, even after the ittissians had entered the town. , Th_ enemy lost ttietreater part of hi; troops ; and,Occording to . the fitst reportS, twelve hunched prtsonetA, were takett,, among whom ate the Ayan of Nteopoli, and Alp- Wards of twenty officers at distinguished rank. The nuthber of kiiled and wounded 'on the Ott' of the Rusi.icts dues nut exceed three hundred men. We found it the place tOurteen pieces :of artillery, turfy tour stand of colours, and considerable provisions and ammunition. • SEIKLIN; isilutcn t .—Thete is still Mitch juristic rude at Constantmoile., Thete exihts among :the ~T, o nissatirs a fermentation, and an exi‘lostoois teared. every dity. The Ottoman Ministers arc obliged to' ha ‘e reCntirse to the st severe e.ASUITS :pal decapitating some of the tool hirer.. 1:110 last 81'64 4.1 tilt, S..tvian National, Ashemely was boi.nerotis : the goestioo relative to the occupation tit :Serbia' by the Russians' was discussed tif 'much. ,heat, by the dirttetst pirties into wlitch the nattoo, is divided, W IiSAW, FEB. 20.--Two )coiiri,rs hare am ed here' front Constantitionle. The int'',ll‘g""'e ttity bring is extreinelv'ittiedestins. All letter.;ogri•e, in shiqng, that the W-!chabitea continue to vt7ry to Ow Porte. The imvilPer ot, I iris pal tisimi, which at present is great, atigtuctils, (13 iy tit Asintic. . VIENNA, NIAIi r dil (i.-The Russians are n0t4 , 91y «t.prc. ills fill po,se.sion of BLlgrade, but It4ve ,placed gprri.ons in the Thee. in Setvia. 'S;zerily 'tientg..S 1 , 1 ,, • 10 . .1 (1)111M.1 1 1(1. V , ' hitch causes 1111.1eli • (114(%)111,11t Ss V . 1;11i, tinny, accustomed to tight : and to contrier Linnet ins Orders. )IHi:("1'1UN OF . 111 E 111Gli FOLIC4. HAsinuitc; it,. MARCH 30.—Stran'geri Wilt) are in Hamburgll or its jurisdi.-jon are desired' it; present tllemselvei before the Cutumissiutters of N~lire of the di,trit in which they dwell. They must.show their passports, ju , tity the motive of their 50i0411 . .. and ',resew, ii required, the witness ot two keepers. • ineJ‘ure is applicable to all strangers, what . ever their quality or country, accredited ageIAA frfrin friendly puwers.-01.d foreigners, having I►ad'4 h 1 to place of abode"fortoure' than a .yeai, are excepted. The Oi - liees of the CominissionerA of Police shall he open evvry day from twelve to four o'clock to re ceive deciarAiion:. These decl4raiiims . khait men= Ciao Clint:. it it presume.(l Chu 311%Illgrf will reniqin at tiatthirgli, wilich shall be insettL4 upon • passport., Mese Ordinations shall .be admitted.tothe Ist () 1 . After this time, every foreigrw who, shall not have cyny(ied with theie ordots, shill be -obiigrd to quit tiff coutarv i witinna piejudice to the atea• of Puke, which it must be neee,:s.try to ad.)pt respecting The presrlit Dec , re shall •bn printed, and placed 1,1 all the public places, Genqral C ummissioner of 1 3 011,e, fir the three De.. partments, lotntirg the 3 •!.I ttl i :tau .It TRACTS OF LETTERS FROM WINDSOR ) APRIL! 13. At twelve o'clock his Miticsry Came on the Terrace,' atcomptinied 'by Dr. Vtste,Lts and Mr. Du DM, and walked about a (pater of an h , or with him, when the Duke of l'opz, ay,i ‘ ;6l, i nd Oorok!• ninety got out Of 'his carriage and waq wet by the Duke of CUMBERLAND, who was waiting his atrivO, and boll of them went on the Teirace to.his.M)+- .YE'STY; the Moors immediately lett him with them, and they w4.lked together till one, whim Ms Mit j6sTy. retire 1 h) hi% dinver. _ _ • tier NlAJrtsey held ano: her Coutifil this co9n)- . log, which ' " a il titteliticti, by the #.lt:libishripi of CkNTRRYIURY mid YORK, 11).1,ofin CuoNcet.),ol!; the Ditful ot •INlONTathitt, Wit•tc;ttii.t.sa,t AVOIIi'IM'RG, Lord 1 4 :13.1twaolti)vGit i , aqd theAlits.ter of the Roil. Gtt/%icr), It was tiodetatottxt the KING N n, pre4iennt at the Cittinotl; vv•iich pre . vented him' 'hutu ie4Olititis his iq , ,the."4lleF. noon, at the iiA031 . 1.011r." . . „ . .. , . .. • APNIL '1•4:-'-' VOqerday 2ftettition,:almout, three o'clock, after to. INl.a.'a ih . ,4li lelt i'hiti.qeen's Council,, he cerne on the Terraoe and'resumed !its afternoon's walk till five o'clock. - He tVg4 accompanied by Ge-. oeval GWYNNIC - The Members of 'the Queets . Council left %V aid4or at trix Weloek; except the Aich biallop ut CANTEASURY, .wfui'staitt to attend his -MAJesTy this d.'y. ~.., .. l'his morning his R o y a l Highness. the.P.lllNqlt K4l4k.Nr iirrivcri ut the Castle, andlutd an interview with the aucor: Th. Dukes of CL,A.REN . CE and _KANT also arrived this morning, 'hie Duke Or .:CUMBEICLAND lett us yestetday, after' wallting . Willt the futNG. . -• -. o ‘ His MAJas . ry walked, as usual, ton-day, befuie dittenr,.:ou.the 14:Trace. At two P'ciock lielesuined ~t,,io,l.valk, whot•tii- was accompanied by the Dukis . of C).OIII4NCS anti KENT : they con' 1:.(r d no ,:ti e Tertace till ne.ir four,. auu Vteri iciiied (0 'lle Custlf." ~ , - . 1 ANIOTIIKU 144 . 11Tittl, I,ATZ.•r Ztl • • ibc cow 01N1,11(: 1111)111111,,, h.-, AA/y:11' High-' 11e55 it.acji , NT 4., 4. ilk: loisK arrlve.d. itqk:tarr h d hoervitiv wit h his Rufal lor htur i WO' I,,,urs, and at 1, :l1 Wei ck 4)if foti(Okr th kitoc lkith ti I)uK 'Gifu 1,1 v;) ,, .•!`1aiti.7--Yesickti;ty n)Tict ntunelous ;• beauty, rai, k, find tashion, repaird ,tlei ade. Ket):llz!ton 111,6 1.),,a rcl a similar , lispiay ipleruiO4 e-le gance., tv ttic, Gest we laave, ttiis year . LORD qOCIiR4AP. • L • • , EXTRACT 01 7 A LETTait, DATED MALTA,' .wiAACI-1, " You.will hove', heard of the loud complaint, madp in)3figland, on the part of Lord Cochrane art:l his friends, against the charges of the Admiralty of ibis Island. It seems ones if not the main ob jea of his. voyage' to this port, was, in Order to search into the . abuses that may prevail U this Court.. He arrived about two month, ago in a brg o'f 4i.ar.; proceeded - to Itiles.iina, nod has been returned about-a 'month. One day entering the Admiralty ctrutti.he' went into- the Registry. (an apavr)ent behind the chamber in which the Jodge holds hi s billings, or the. Court Robin), .an,t•t,,l;ing down the rattle Of there haiigitrg, t a rt it in his and wa4ted away. ..100g..., Dr. ,Sewell, con ceiving this to_be ail on the . Court ,(Ittrio„th not then sitting) - ,.fe.quired th it tns Lu hip sh .1.141 be arlest.ed. This orliCe. 'Shotrid be perfOrtned by the Marshal, Mr. Jackson, but hrs.:duly hy deputy, and etoploys• his ()rut; much muro lucrative ly by pray-,ti,ing as, fr:.kler. The holding til .these two capaciti,.in, rent; is ' said by . Lord (..' , clirarre be - nlegal. :11:s Lard, hip it ,s tit his Own tried in'this Court in which .I,,ckson was tile Proctor; and t h e charges made by Jiickson ,rem t o 1W..4 broti. 4 ll4 on him much - or - his Lordship's in digiti:aiit n. 'The Deputy MarShaliS JUltit Chapman, wh o i, likewise Deput AuJioieer (the Chief Ant:- , tiono t o, who h'itt iwo-thirds ut tie profits, resides igloo whilst:the Dituty, ho hats all the . 13: - 1)014, wises the Jest) ; but lie, it s clot, was not duty entoo.,t cil so to act ; and his L ud,hip carried a pair of pi,toli in his and declared he would t hoot an inn ti'at tonctitd loot ant t‘. Illlt.l its` Lot'ilshits had appeared at all s abon: a Week In. the:publc iditeis, the De. myl‘larslist 1101 dill';11g to speak to Lill, and the Jod,;e insisting on his arresting lion, the Deptry g-tve up his edit e. Jau:s Stevens 'applied fur, and obtained his piape, wofilt 30u1.';:t year, - wai furnished with his powers In proper torn) rand waiting on Lord anti nine,' who lirst iiont ned his 4.leden! iris, lie found him subtuNsise. T.,e documents of Stevens were by ! Jack iolt, aml his Lordship wanted t hit wool of nit attain; ua AlAr-1131. His Lordship 'in tar Of the .- Navy's hou,e,. Fraser ;nut wascat7lo.l io the ch.tir in Hell he 5.11, (tor be. tat:d not I.llt, thoit.;ll he resisted not,) by art eie tinatOted soldl.eni, to a.carria.,e. Alley Vi cold hilt e 'acit) !Jill' to an inn, but Iv: ,woutt t'..o to 111;:. was there ty,itett. by : taunt): ry ut, Naval Otli.,:erio a d tint torittet lt.ut,tn ti I.lli lin ..as their Chainpinn. On S the . :id in%tnut iaty W,,s t)rott!;11.1 tor trial., He wit; hete :attended by..C;iptatit l',owley, (of the Eagle man ut war, the, S.:ttior Otii : et ), Comtni , ,s one' Friter, Ott I: sf,tvral qf tile chiti N oral Oih,eli in lam. I,iir lita pt.u. -w 1.1 • t , , real the .Itid;e's.„ctedettatals. or Bower at , l r wards t ;.e chlrge was „read, purpoping " it in . vet ily he vett by t!te ,teponent 1 , 1 L o rd jWetlitt:::l'...ly (1 6 ,o ,ieve the 13.b.0t I...cbitaary) eider 411e Uiviir , t.y 44: the,Admiraltv,A.:9Ut.t. atol there to-k di,‘„ , ti the rink ni cit:Arges. t:p the til6lo, OS if to to he seen by the t. k w u! on-. !titling ; put it 11110 hr. I , ol:ket 'No , the charge., The JtitlL,e then addi,.2s..,d on the offence,'e . x.plaittittg• the course winch had been pursued with ~.;, ,p ect to haw Lot first in stniding hint monition, re(p.tesring hint tu rotUrD tin! two .days, or soli• r uttencu Ott It nuit-complimice, ill isSl.l. Ma the writ and, finally, he di rected Into to answer the charge, denying or ad. emitting the same: acensation was only a depo. titioa or attestation ut two Clerks of the Court, one an old titan, named Harm, the Other a Nialtese.-- teply, ‘vistied, that his accuser should appear, that he might have , the.. opportunity of croy4,: r i t itnirnink Judge:explained that thisrlia,th.. course, practked on these.occasions. His 1,011131)1p at it:11,111 atiswe.ed the accusation .1 deny that 1 tuollown the Tat:4 ' ot Charges is edanlished by Act of Parliament, from this Court !Meth. ' The Judge observed that he could not allow any , but a direct answer to. the precise charge which was made ; adding, that it the charge containgd no crime, hey shnuiit himself be responsible. After much hesitation, : his :Lortliiiip said, ' .1 deny that 1 took down the Table of Charges trout the Court room: liere,the.inatter was brought to an issue, the prisoner dtnying the charge, or pleading not guilty. The Judge then said he must administer to 417.9 Certain iqerrogatories, and :began to, question him respecting the matter. * His Lordship answered not, but; he centlikted to :LA for the accuser Or wit nesses. :rh o ,edge, pe,remptorily, required ,answers. ' kits ' Lordship then declared if litr46 interroga tories were.persiltted 1,1,t uot!ld be obliged to fiat ' against the proceeding which had been used, Husk ,watit using i egainet - him he denied" the itt 'thorny of that Court tic: disclaimed its compe renCe tU calceognizalice'ot a titaitei - nnitle the Sub ject of a criminal clprge. rble enlarged opoii . this point, snaking if a chief at gnment that this was not a Court t.ti itecord. his but cohjohatit with the couunmu prititniiiis .11 ;'ns It ~,•; I Ant nut allowed the univetsah privilege oi: ai.,iittch I. 'hin , ;.„ Egli; to cad nit 'to at . .cuit.t . to St..od tot iii 411,1 ltill ' tNitovhses, to : 1.1tAlilly " to sttihtututate l!Itt$1?!".. I . llthc• lierlonS .1k I.4itt 31 , 1%;'11* to that r . .o.t!ittnvill, tolt.tolY.ltt'vt.: l be fore Itch( Id Ow Willi they .veiny heli,.!ved to am! 'Cocliiiti•e, `nut, perhar , .. InLve they , 1,:..e; and art tins iteeticuintli intind...i on, a.atu,inontaty and catikal, j ohscryat. , ott, I 1011 ! outwit, al:, tied, soute On...common joii, :Ant pubiwl) ,ouleavoilied to tve-41eitelliattd. IS it just I' is it c‘.l o , l ., ; : c pt .11,1 MA rjg.l,WlDAOiriStioll and .eruss•exartittio trey oc enserl•ipp,l the witnesses, Withent' finch et o ,A. 4 6xmo.nation, it is impossible to est;iblish the hem . tive I maintain. Against it,i tioico4itly. protest,. With te T eia to site' LIP. hove lii 411N1:11i: that it l mi t I .l,iceti in - Om hittititttivi in winch it •rogitifel it'should bid placed by the Act .11 2 Porno- In t ent, t;e0 t110 11. cap. .- tOTIS, e dot 111.: chtterit shall be . lititig up in 3 ColliiiJet) - : ous (muse •COLlit hoot in the Cun:t ut ratty, ' (lit. telciresfand road.) Tin: c.,.tonot he misunderstood, the table of charges is not tri suspended but iii this Court Jloorn, in an open, viii• acceiiiibte place`; not in any bye-rocnu . - .1 ,oift. chamber; Or in any privati? or clandesiine Could it be su-posed, that the head er un thi. Court woul I place. a docinUeni of such i ante as rrie - table of charges, in airy (mll , l pi t.:: (ha! , .ias so exp:essly prescribed !iv Aa of ail'? It cannot bc any one, i;..ein4 in an acil4c,-,tot irtmein p, i.;o r ptirpiy;ling to be 'a table of charges, ,and kilo ihg this Al, concert it fo" he appertaining to !li Court ; there plaim f, to the , in the kir3latinii, ! the direM violation of ;in A , !..t of Par• 6i l ih it it were any offence to take' :,way and; 'doeurnetit so ..sitoined? 1:4 to t, .11;s of eliarges WaS Suspended in.thi:rn , •otiy, in • .1 . !!it.l . Court ROont. The Judge answered, ih:%t t:i. , dire led ih YYI e King in Privy Coun . cil should esta ifitteCtigetz, but that this had not boil done witJt'i~ and ni - galta. He had, therefore, ordered theCliarges ;o he hung up in the Registry, in order to ZortipLy"as hear' as possible with the spirit of thb Fre' was allowed to retire; and make a long protest lig tin,t all the Mernhers of the Court, espe cially 11113e4 Stevens, the Deputy Registrar. He was onered Jiberty on bail, but refused, and was remanded - to prison. There he remained till two dtlysagoi when he made hi: escape. He is sup po,,ed' to have etfettethhis about twelve o'clock at ni k tht ; his4indow.overionkedihe street, a reason able origin, 'some two stnt - ies; and that, vesting a ~totibk tope, 5,m).3 an iron bar, he did down, an, r. w.irds drat% i he rope away. A reward lids been offered f.. 4 the Llis.2,Kety 01 the'aiders in his escape. The following particulars relpeding the defeat of th;.. French ne3reainno Mayor, are mentioned iti a knier !ruin au Officer in Marshal BERESFOitV't ‘i' The enemy were driven from Port degre oti the :!.5111, and closely pursued by our troops until they came to C,ainpo: Mayor, where they formed on s hill to the right of that town. The 131 h lAgilt goons, the Sd Dragoon Guards, and the 4th - • goons, immediately charged, and with the assi,tain., , of . some pieces of artillery which can up t h e , moment, they drove the Ffen"ch two mile. 4 towards 13alajoz. Here four rogiments of French cavalry, the 20th and 26th I)ragoons„ and rip: ,n ioth Hussars; - wheeled rwout aril inepir<l.l ,:eive the 'charge' of 'our litave cavalry. 'The t Pragoenii who were in advance, Itsitated nos a moment, but charged the 10:11' Ffrtttich regimen -% in the usual style of British tl'oop , ?. • They q.liekly's+tit • ceeded in, forcing a..pas , ;;i g e tlirhu:Alt the e).it:ni)'. but which immediately Vt94ml ! , 11 the •r rear; instantly the 'brave 13t1t wheelel, and cut, their wv through, a kecond time;--- Frelieh infantry , then commenced a heavy in,, these gallant ielloWs, who continued to..porwc lit: enemy emit they took. shelter under the of Bada3oz. acc a butit of 14 Master taken...tOisouer, we learn that tio Ftericti cavalry atnountd to' 880 inen,—the di.l exceed 200, • 4 „ great f p porpber at" wvlti t.iken, ead the' font ikas tavered w:ih the, sioin of the enemy." The letter speaks in hi g h t ti o n of Colonel peed who commands of the gallant ; - rnalitier in which C4„- , neral them to thechaige. We hid 40 Inuit a!tli wonnded. Gi uf, Sit)itil, of Ibr I....ittr, .tiv> v())1.,, t offie r r, is Wourided lather thogernusly. Gale and the Acipmant were atse 13th were at one, time. in possescion or' I ,icer;i ot artillery and' a quantity, of ,tmggage,,, , but wcrL! ti.. ; luciatitly Obliged to ;lb-41100n them to aLt hot.:), • of the enemy which unexpetleclly toadc it, Burke,, , the officer, who dererre.l to die enemy home time ago, is taken, and co.,tineti n Belem Castle. emmsoir A Mail from the Brazils reached Loud9o 0 , , S., turday, and at the same time we had advice of the arrival of. the fisleloe, which left the Rio de ta 'Plata towards. the end of January last. l'urough this latter channel we learn that the Leo had reach.. ccl Monte Video with the V;eeroy appointed by this Regency of Spain, where he was cheerfully nu knowledged. • A message had been seer to linen° Ayres; ;mph ing obedience to his authority. which the mtiota having peremptorily refused, much ULIII. lotion prevailed, and . a sanguinary conflict was op. . prelidnded. Mwkoar, the horse-dealer, has .engaged to drive (mir blood horses,; in a chaire.ritorine, t 5 t)ii)vi lit 48 riiinules, a. period of four.minetes and a h a il 6,4; 3 time thieutie celebrated match undertakes) by kir. SHEwAttn. The race will be, attempted rimier middle of May next; the road is yt t No c t upon, ;great deal of bettnig has already takris place; One lief is too guineas io 1000, fleet liltrrii perterrui hi', task in 45 minutes, The cieposil paid, down .y,:aterday i the wager is tor ion° itc.4 n %ide.. All the sportnig,Geitticoien trout ,N;cl - and. Yoikshire are expectt'd tit to 'aitentl ti,i9 chariotccric4 feat. • • (Inv thi nr siv Ili of Wltvat wake a con , itiernhte • llCal~lll' 11;1(14 at' sa r,elit.iction of :th,:ot: v or It.? ; i!IL•y %bort supply, 4141 art MAI and Whitt I:c3VY s jt, at 11, , : , 11;i : t o the I: 11,1,. ) " 14 v"i • Y 01 11 ' 1 v , crK i s t (St quartet;, ; 4p.toied cheaper. 1.1,t Skit MA NKr: r, A,?tos, It. l'hi4 day's Niatiltt wes wcll tI4 the slinw•tif v. i v . gout!; Beef is do:lter ; MIMOII, \'t2,ll, Pink , . itt.d Laint), hulk! at I:tt ptiLes; anti the tratk'fbr the roost part wits pretty brisk.-I.'he 'lts in ay . Minket were, ti,inte - what' consitieroni e ; CifAka I+,lB tot` up hi ptieis . i . Sttow hos Oropptd, pri, , ebtttittefi last pi ice.—We subjoin a cotted Or OW prices and nunthers:-- -•Cosirtl; the ottlil per storte'of 814. , hivet 4s. 44.- to ss. J lplUttoll 40 4d. •Ed. Ve;d Ss. CA 10 7s. od, Pork 54. ed. to 74. oil. Lamb p i . m t. lA , 9 %. of. 13aa4ts zoto. • Shoefiluistlembs' zt Ale.- Calves to.-.—Pity 3it,. fiNttriilrati..D HAT-MARKET. Hay 51. as. od. to $l. gas. otl. Straw al. Los. oti. to 31, Is.. od, Clovet 41. os. cd. to 31, tss. !9I