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I.S. ARatvtY—t Dubliis. = Waterfatd.—Du z— l Malta, weertbni. PRICE sO STOCK S Ttilg DAY "kr. TIVILv o'c . cocK. Consols 63f} Oumhint - x dis. T H E SUN. toi r t)1'11 , Uleik It F AI.SUM AUDIAT ? 1~ - N D 0 IV, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1811. ~~ `" trie Oppottion Writet . S, with their 'usual alacrity jn #ndintl fault, and their tapitortn . desire to excite ,tlesnontieltcy, 'have seleoteo- . :WELLINGTON'S tlisp.atclz as the' lqundation of - a violent attack ipp o n 1. 1 . 8 Lordihip, and as the grftund :of -;an argu laitiot jo fi l ie w ine v npcessity 'of abandoning the Pe it: is singular that after the extrautclinary t'anCt repeated blunders into which . thole Gentlenien have fallen upon the, snbjel of Portugal, that they errs not a little shy of the subjeCi. 'Every patriotic and , cal did sneer wilier they throw 'OW . against 1,01(1 WIILLINOTON iS only calculated to. strew the erroneousne*s (lithely OWD incigments, and the'fal. ":ittoy ot . . their own predictions, ,When they endea ' your ro , ridicule him for pot defeating the French on the plain of. Ciudad 'Rotlerign in Spain, the public will n.iturally TecollerSt. the assertions of the same ,Gentlertidn ten months age, that he would be lucky .if~ could escape from Portugal; hey . will recolletft, accuse for not taking Ciudad - .',•l l 'xiefigqi told us a few months age, that he would not todeteilti Lisbon. The Party, trout Lord(j'a EN- A.;:".' , V.113,tr, downwards, tald us, that it was inipracticable • Poring:4, that nothing could lie 3 stronger proof,ef the ignotabee of Ministers than their en. lertaining sucliA•chinterical idea rend that it would .•-rbt! 6)1101131e it the Artuyiltiiik be able to ..,el:llb3fic withotit serious losS., One would ha ve sup. ,men .uppressed with such .tireadful up, ~.prelitsl9,3S, would have exulted beyond Measure ;,:lAtll‘.3l. they saw the &kis!! Army, , ..instead of safcty in' flight, driving'..the'Fieneh jiottd the: frontiers of Potingrd., No such ti m i ng t ,they. would. - not even . allow ~ 1.14,' to rejoice, at our 'Success; but ordered' its to 01"e‘'ss' itae Stars, end hold our 'toques ! , 7'he, fears, of the.. : Op- position \\ 7 riters snort 'began to revive notwithstand , it all our: soceess..: Eat ly in'May they big in to 7: v redici than the i wriuld return in gre:rier .„, t in t o ,ers and drive us nut .of Portugal. 1 . 4.14,t55en A • !. having. made' sooiv,moVertente indicative of an ad;' vanee; we woe (cu r), that " Lord Wet.. " At i GT . Qt ; not anticipate Chic prompt Joule at INIAS6t:O A that it 'Woilid oblige 1611 to chang ell , his plan of operations, and. they .feared it .1)0Oulti be'proved that MAsszN4 was retutning . in, • groat force,' relieved from the incumbranee of.oick and non , etreaive, and having procured the supplies and. amninoition he stood in need ]Wtt..ll, diS advance to 'relli:Ve7Alnreicki ; Lord wrou, met I dtiaitted hito tt ientl, Alin*ida fell. ; .. x il,t then 'apprehensions were' not *erlioyed'it ariny wider General 13es esratirxthen. , eqiqclicir alarms, .• ,coritaqt," view , the position of gilltio.tiotiti . tern Army without .degree of alartil."-- • •( We, fear that, the gallant Itartesioan is unprit'a • with 'artillery/ and 'that if the French should ••cone-intrate all their force, he may be greatly out. pumbererl;"ati‘ well cart ,off frnni o bis . r ^ result was,!the-FrenchAid.allivanteywere coat'. ,pletely.:defeated at Alhuera, - atni k iy'erelU•r4,44 . to re ' treat. - . After this success, we re , tll; , ..*gan-, to .hope 0; it the OppoSitinp Writers would have been cured • cf their despondency, or, atdeast, after . finding ' that thoy hhtl 'been Uniformly wrong, they would he 1t tittle less .. i)ertUnp!O • ry in, ti n I..lognage- - for the tuture3 but' we,-..were again 'tlisappaiiited.—,. In a very few seeks after Wards, the„public were again alarmtd wit ii ttl 'ilOcount that " Maarstopir • liadjoined Surnir with 26 or 30,000 men l'iltrat lire /rends Arrny inn - nited to '7s l o,oq"ttien faith rrelocks in their Matteis,--,tlpit rt,general battle *as inevitable if Lord Wlti,Lltii:TOit waft "deter. Mined to ke;;p hits position near }Sires, but it wall thought he A' o . lllil fr".!el it nee scar}',ta retire his forirr , ..r lines at Torres consequence of the immehsc swperiority of the enemy in nu'. I srywrieal strength, pail The Prt•ncli Witi1,75.,P001)41), wit, lire -10,4t,s in their. hands, with thia ionnense soreriorily" its'numerical strength, adVantott‘ l , l bet' ord Wet...- I,tt4GTO kept retreet ' - ‘ -d w i t ty.,,rit„Nent tiring- to attaylt- trirp.--We ate really• tired of retreating this almost eryilletts 114 t tiOnt 3114.1 bot when: !he. ,Wri!ers and Spi; alter,s arrogate to titOrtistivtii -wperior I • itterthe'r cid ,• sagacity, i t is pectorary to .pv est , rg'.. tn The events' recorded. 'in the lilt, s Lord, LLINGTON., Are WiW urged 0 , grpunitit ,. .- of de. I the gallant Gettertil,iiilinie only • spotniennY, ant grime - is, that bk.'haeperfortned what the Party pro! trounced to be imps ssibit-1,--it ridt'4olt for want of • knowledge. siVhet !i t the plain fa I ,Lord ,WV.l.ll3otOtt . 'Avas entrusted %villa the cu. " ~,r • iv 71 : ' ' b jest, he advanced into Spain to riffud nisistasce to our Allies : 'but it is to -he W' adv . inced not as a principal, bet-a; a aoltainY , and that it was not . his obied `to n bruit! against . superior force s unless for . most important The consequence of his advarico that the Wrench were compelled to assemble their force from all quarters, to susptird 1144 operations in .the North-, for. the purpose of opposing him. Lord I'VEitattoroN did not 'think it expedient . to the French, :Mid he retreated. 111AnuorsT; with all his superikiti„did not venture to follow too retreated, and his army (the ARNIY of POR TUGAL be it remembered) sq:trated., iheSe facti afford any ground for despondency they justify the indecent sneers that.are thrown out agaiisst Lord VlBLcixaroN ? Is it to he endured, that thoiiti who told us within 'hese fOw months,. that he could not defend Portugal, shOuld now accuse Ititit,be. cause he has grit conquered ? N'VeAre lot sanguine 'euengh to t xpea that tae Opposition Writers will'desist frinn their attack's upon„ that (mist able and most successful General . ;'.but wa are that the people of. this country will not' sultt:r ibeir jthignients to be influenced by the spleperie querulous declarnmions of a disappointed Party, We have received by the ilasyaq, which liar ar rived from Bi lent,s 'Ayres, some , vt ry Interestin g intelligence from the River whict will be found in a subsecitient Olumn, Mr. TIIORNTON if gone_ te the Baltic; neithr the object of his 111186i0I1 nor the ot Nation is known. .. .. • , • • ,~ WINI)SOR, OCT. 18. —The KING C01)1W.IOSIG; the same state. •, • '1%.15 moriong his Royal flightivit , the:Dok.4.! of; Kt.NT OCCOllip )nitgi their itapit Aucius . rx. nod SUPtiIA in their .ritle.titAtiut;wbl it t; attergled ,, lbi /Lady tptESTrilt.':tnilao *0 *. c11.4 WA t, t?aii 4;4 , • (; co. S tuite vy*l —The . au N Privy( i:it4 to Frogt o ore "' Yesterday the , l'e,m3o: far is:ifingoli • • •Xesien!ay. .W.r.t.tiestirx :;ttattsetied business u tc. ttti Pit Nl', at York 'Htirtiel Tbcs Pritxwii W49,,x3 on,S,tiLlay fro K.ensingtoo Palace iflachitteatl3 'tar sonic, General aerinp - sly Posed:th . trgteat 41 . )Ig011 . :11*iin3Elre eine' tit tl4cl 11 his . Physiciaits- safety. ' Ttie illehataits trrilvcd on WednesdAt at I ) 4quouth, (Yr ‘.I 6.: FeA iOunti Portsotioulli; )0 he 'di tvaditte-is to vtlfie on Lord V6LLIA'ti herthii .6:petted at. A very heavy firing w.is beard at Dover' on Wedoebday from Freni.h court. No caltitt thoigarci. • Thinigh,t Fion:Comi;,Es present 1...0rd JOStiCO to be oppoioitql Presicleut of the Court of Se6sion'ilr'Scotliod, in the Toon) ot the late Mr. BA.AIII. Thi . preseui tilrun tlirs L c . etieritter'itiAtai l cotintry will succe(J 111 r. 11OPfs.. it is said, a's ittstice' Clerk; and Mr. A.l?C4I . Wtil be appoitutd Chi6t Baron. BATArt*.--.The . rojected . eslietlitipu l agArtst ;this oririeriotOaf . the comantrcpi,Eo,q)s,4pti gi%;e4 .'ergreit of itmtem to the more, peigni,,,9c. . coons* tvg ird to it. The potn4.lt6tl;:irYt via, intinkiiiitibit i suNiutiii i - is i rstitniited' a i )66,014 souls. Thu 'face' Sit're Lidod it said, , I 4) 4540 Imo iti4l''gre',fier p.m how.ver i fite•native trool , s. Tbe ions toward'* the sea arc IT i.131,til 01 Alla 01 994itikr , piale 't t'ingth on the. iaild side, I.lsl - stioos;''rifit`t 6(00'01- width, 'l4 tbe city iiwl9sed, ih e event o f 00expedilion beint Bativia, die en e my would still have . . it tih;ir power , to rttire into the ulterior 4 II iylaUa, front 'which it would bo extivoiely ditriculc . to - expti them. • r'.~l ~}. Mi 56 .: 1 ; 1 0L . :nr&N . are,vntpc , ,,k!il, pet form ertr !ow intO)tkat pre- SGtit of Ott iSteiropolitan to set . loto ferfotiptrs, wain and • taioalic!it % k ify thnt such n,14 atit!r as fi014 .. 4 N tot be abtti ft p+l'tit,iLient St:l!R.11 :IZ . I London' dtit)woct t 31'4) a vety . a"peetlible•at.:lres, and well it:tickd to lion. Ci(A:Rf,4lc..o7 , int.rt e ,3 appearance in. his 9\ ti play bras bteni ti ought to itoply stiniething . afyittity, or h'opatit 00414: ley. It i 3 t1i001.40,b,t4 , jaitiee tO Sitni'd state that he retuaontly apyehrea in ,it, ontt only: 'nheitici , tpe Ar(l& 9 ot the . Profn tetara, ..v. , 11 . 0 rmq iiclinid'hirn ti'itirt ' - clo,,htied for thqtharatv' 'which hepeiliirtnw.l. , '"ftett.-, litlikt,tyej-,, WWe eii t h.o F, • 4iir t i r It Qrn thettl, ti•l!6 1).2.i0tv otrit:yt*, , r9i1:,c,1l Nil 'an'ii he shot-a - {1 11;:ti.t ri . hatageci4;harheteiXi *-: - i ''...., 1 Nrts; Vcx.oriii, after sho,bas ylaii`e,h4l4,ilitipt on rho; I,yrii , di §liy i e, ) iii eligNO Li, Fllll44et*Fniolts ill 4,,iiit, l o366ertil! Matidle4ter, .-;'‘:,,, , tii, Iltiiii4i,t'l3tel t;ett.st.il tft,;(l,.l4it seenpliiint I,tefl to 01,11 CoiniptAkt,p ( or rOmilcting Prill-y r ?9tv t wit. Pl i . " ' . P i4l. ' i l) Pf: 4 4 0 4 P PP' tY - 9 1111 ur4 0041 041 0 3 , u 1 0 ,Vorne dlitiettity in catning (). a:, dcAtion. _Mt. 114t4./A.*lti WYAVV-S, how e ver, it le 100, , hpa at , length been preferred; . .., ~. ~, ~i , , •• A very bPautifol phenomßnon opp*strfd ijo,,lhe heaveni on Weilrit.nitty night , : it iitit *Opt; th . e tail ef tiniCornet being ititerseete4 by.,.e lupitto - vitiko siar:(as it is commonly 'called). For slyerst 6i.e96(10 the Cobs wAs divide' ot.ubout-right ant VI, by the vol . tyiliOnt line of fire proceeding froln th4l mti7 - ieorie exhalation,: a nd the effect way 4i..lin k . 4lin l y Atie 49 (4O Well i L:fktßag4M l 44 ' . . ;:,. -. 4 ~. 4 ... TLYMCIOTII; OCT..l7.—ArriCed the Pray ? Jl:Ar.'s, ortairrov. Master, -from. Quetc.. with Ititatto-01 timber aud deals ; sailed on tho t2tb Sititesibri.l and came a running slip: - A fleet for gttg . ih,l consisting of abOut seventy sail, sane abppt, • twelve days previous to her depArture, whipbothe passed near Newfoundland. On the 16th SMA. the Peg spoke a frigatefroni Halifax, bOunj 'to Quebec, to ..tale ch.trge ofthe next botnewarlf= bound fleet, which was expected to. slit on the . .at-, rival:of the c o nvoy. The Atg9`.'eoiltirms* the at count s of the Me/an/pus frigair„ 04406 having run aground at the.time Sir. GamtGot f t4bitol vosr was on board her, bulatte - Waigot.otT agaiao 'flee Potarihfe man of war, 'C.O. Sir J. t),Wi?'6li,, arrived this day Iran the squadron off liTtitt.,4 o Pi heved by the Cutossuf, of 74 guns, Capt. ALlx" A rabg.ti, that sailed froth hence a,fevi• days since. I Gibraltar, of 74 guns, shortly expected at, this Port, frorn the'.squartron.in Basque Itoadi• Arrived bircd carter horn crnize, and is,expeaed to sail a l , ,ain itnrnolliatelptor ibuine Roads. His Niajesty'e ship San Joief, of 120 guhs, , Ca%t. l‘PK!N • t t ax,, f lhe . flag.slip ot Sir !,.;kIA4IAS COTTON, is fitting fur sen with all possible diipteh.. Matta, .01 gtinit, - 14riggtAg, and it is 're . portcd that slie is 4 flag-ship. Arrived the Morning Siar, cave!, hOangiog to. this Port, ',Avis, frOin Morlaix, last from Salcornhe. POIITS)101:TIT, OCT.. 18,--;•Arri . %'•eci his M4jesl 7 1 7 ships - 111czys, Rod 4,011) 14 Dawns. ; ,PRAI., OCT . fov- i t p? . ning 0,104 hut: the bulk 6( the outward -rem ail), Also his :.,I:ljJgty's shipivio per 1,1,1, VA I . C (0110 ne; pacifttss,le here, wind.lto und elbapuzi h., for • LiFbog Maria, forlhe Brazils; 'Duke of tbr Sandwich, for Malta ; S'peeity;Tor'Pailiz `4).4efrrg, for , Sminatn; ,and 'the Quetta Charlotte, tor ie.« l *- • _ . . {± Al _~i. .~i ':~MU~gIM~; , t .. ter ~.. StIHERNE,i'S, O r. 18.i-=7Sitiled this rtiorning, under ptotc•Lilion r,fhis Majesty; ship the Plilades, tide last convorthis year for the Baltic.. Mattor,'li . ,' 'Oct% B.—The recent visit . of the Duke of Cr. ka NV:l ' 4 of t plitiTelilai advattiage to the'rheatte 611 Wednetiday` last. The Play was by desire of .IWra Vittge, and the Duke in that Ladi's. bot. As.,snan:Ait he entered, the 'Rand struck "'God *aye the ring,' and atter some time they ploYed 1 ! Pule Rtitannia,"and on t ha . conclusion of . the'iNifole God save.the.itiing" •was Topeited, the- andipnce beartily. chorus, shouting and twil:ll.4.their hats in .the zeal of loyalty. This, manifest - 440n of resped for,the: Royal Family - n6ininiicd the pao,teaithe4,Jni carnage. The dr,truatic perforrOances,.on weed flit et?. 41244. Tht, hishatim tff 44 41 dote, and The 4ee=iiive.. These pietessott „ kly,diii not" rc'so. rime!) advittagc. as,,the d the London boai di, but the' erfurrners tor the - want of ~conii)araiiie .„ 1 .4,(4t54 . they 34, thq,ThOtre; and hagdedpn# of the lemaleli Out of ilf,6..bvx; sto the last LAO' Laaieiy:;and:44 Theatre antidit the notwrsil ta4.3.1.a5. ; of crowded atlgivoce. ( ~:... The followibg comnirou k etween :the. llPpnatt ancL of Si:otlaihi and Germany. is the produ*Ailor a IVlott,inie , ilerlel*, a k.;rtriiii 14dr.whu ;travelled in I in; 811O1Olcr 0 i ili 0 . 111N9111) . the 110,rthtni -piiri• ` Of this iildtod;i6 the . 6tupanypfl the late Aigolatues . 111a6lomild, of Anstruther :,,, - "tbe zrear mintier nt: - beautiful country houses which We tind - Un6r everyliarirty .. OraßpearAnce,.. gives' this country a cl),,ratlitti of, itellitesg and fer tility.by.wh,ch the traveller is diceivi.d: ' . ln several I)ArtS ortierniany,,ilt6 carne extottf of country Woolf! yielFrh greater produte, .ould Maintain a namber of ibdividtial4; and wonicl bling more money into citeultiqutt ;'but its a?p , ?atillee,viould still be pool. r. 'lnstead of client . Imu,d3, .•IA e shrnild find only a' 'lrittnber of poor looking, di built cottages.: In ibis conotry ntLyillams,,ljice thosili t ,ol,4 rovizerland and- Gel - twiny are.in be seen i i, when -A, certain t number of houses are i s + 0 1A:c;t 1 A1 togetter, theylitke litivoante of town , ,ano ;n Lat'.l the reguiartry of the filfatts •,, , ~ give !nein touch more Of air nf a, ureic than 41 vil'. Inge, . But we 14k in vain tor !himp- joy ttg., Asselp! ° bliei 'whiett Our, cotintry. exhibits • for tlinse place/ in, the mitidle.,,ti . a hatt4t,sliack4 iviiik : 1 rfts ; ,..4. coos,. spiwioui ennui before Elle . houses , iiiiitit9, a trii tivito by the dance or the rustic getubal• Scene of this nattire, in which f have so. often (4440 liv lk'at ihkereit; eiliciilly ... lo iliti 4:utli of 'Gcrajan r : f are in vain millettOi ar fire' re: - - My °heart i Chilled at the i dismal, qpeAriirte4 of the dark and lON stone cottages ranged • tditet biti nal raight lines. 0, 'lie trout wall ,!.rfneer)ylail,of thcn is some Mon of ;0\131r; : no . 1: 1 ' 1 ,4 cnpo .q q,pf : oximittw„,,,#igo , an 11094CCA the aitu;pCartlent, spirits,pf wilteli rite VO 4 . WiltiPll 41 11 e,r 4 1 :71rtlY , Cenlidelittgr• .7't w..... .4 ...vigy igw,granßitfrs, even in the:great plsinsilis.,:nes)* farms; tho bay end I.'olll arc generally in.stacka.. I could not reconcile ibis custom with the natinial: a i AU humid a clitnate a which appears to. require the ..Oreservation o f th e harvest in the driest plaais,) -, but ~agriculture la , undoobtedly stilt in its inftingyintScOt•- . land; for it has only lately become the objeiil 01;44) activity, interest, and intelligence of its inimblointS. 1-1 . jibes to they draw very little tram the soil in. cord parison with the produce of Germany; and un -that account; they de not 6nd the ,went- o f grans DY Jt. HANKS, VtittOtOtilitCAT„irtrritUillita MAlcrit, FllO9. Titennuamtet l lVk'cat Per. . . 1 • --- ...''''.....'-'''''''-....'''''"..........'"•1A10.,•r.•gp0.........g••1.i..................1." T0•••••..........'.........."......., PIX I / j " F 2 la . I:, 1 .:4' t 4 4; i c ' ;4''' Xtlier 0, ........:4.,,,,...:l___________, 11 ill 5/.'' 61.4469' 1948 'q il'ln Val id! 13 51 ,;• , .. 6' ,5. , . 9! ' It , .11 i t o. } C I : Jilt! ) t a 1 I I ; l 'b 6 i . ' • 6 6: . ' 11l l i t ' F`l‘ IA •01, J .0 2 : 6u il I. , ..) I. it ~ d! ' ' i)u, f w 1` . 7 bk 1 6t. tt , • 1 3is 1,31 - I) Vi• t, a - s9 61. ,U. sg 0., . 1 ‘sII, •• - , . 7..- 1 1 c it, ': • Paiiteroui inO ii,iii g: '+ kain in tile i;:glit. f y ~. ,~ SPOfiTING -, Atli • .A . :- .-.*',. ..........1/44..,--,;.-:- ‘, ,„ NEWMARKET SECOND,'OCTOSER MgETINoi 'ai I . . ' . !RI ht...Y, OCT. la. ~ The faderStoket orsAks, cacli, ;vs larelt, if r ier.lo loo Aincri,V:o9l,ll. Flat. tail,.; atter the wLl,6iits arc flied, NI 41144 : 1 ftif . C rslon's Sling Tail,-; yrs old, .6st,', 4 ' '' i NI r. Snake , pe,e,s.‘ liest:r, .6 )1s ol4t, th1.1,21b. ~ . 1 ''''':-Ge7ifer'iliiniha VWA, 4rs old, sit. 4 1b. .., 4 Mr. Payries inati.loper,V.l.yrs old, Mr. Lake's litesla‘v, 4 ) t> 70)d,751- Sip.' " 4. 4 00 Ito 1 agst Stri,g iiiil • ; tO 3 .ipt I inerlopqr ;1, ~ X3reslaw. , ~- .?1" ' '' 'l'llo. T.,rtrise Stakes 0,1.3g 3 . NO. , 'SO; I°lll4 ' if ' . ti di i" •. within hall an hou,r, atter th e weitot.,i arc _o axes. Two-)f old COLltsel 1 CCh. COWCr's Cresst,da. 4 yrs old, gst• 7 1 b:• Nr.-A-ake's liritanni.t, S yrs old, Sst. 1. ' I Mr. Blriko'si Atalanta, 3 yrs vli, 7.,.t.,411)., .! % ;Li 1 agit Cressida '';' j ro i ilgit lliltaiiriiA, -L .............; ..... a .'"'...... ..I'''''''' • -4-4_4_ =JOHN STIJAIO". 41.......... i.""1 II h• - •. • ' 'fr ~ as been Said that Sir Ji,lllll Stuart,Sill:lll, Ife G ,;„ l'' "mauling General, in Sicily, ‘i }love luo!v . •.:,,,, HI °# ll a.troy, ,Who so nublY dioingaidicd I''; ctves'wh't I 't • ~ d -. 5,.1,)., li t. le .rencit lande 4 force. in ,t , , , talPar-*(94 -ON-•lifith.4eptember) an I hzi vveo;; • tglh,e. 610,,itablipea. erinir'y than sv'ai'd'ue in el'l' er '''' : A p . k, j e w riter or the tolle . ving s l3 !e rileijr ' 11 ' vvele4:1*t,11.1111..110 was )1 :*-aici'!y :;f1 i i he . titalnll46,o' .._0.., .Janainted will; zliOnerit.orioai coods j , f oi !i t: %),). 0 . fi finft : days as sacit,asAboittirl d,r i ' l ,,, ,;„ 11 4 , i . or! Siciii.rn pees.sotry, as tats, dot the 1.-I"''''' s o Clsileri4l4,..4p:litoe.VV,li, liot,Zolllillo.l,l° A A O a ruoDs 'i si • Q• .i., ' ,li re, htghest C redit , W O. I:l44o'Ne to, 9t11":39 PeaVltrY i a 104rol .subscrptioli A' s t o 3!rttgo into, ant the water of this .oh-,ertiii.,:i ,i.io. I'' 0 * - nOe for their . benefit ; the liopitit,la svc'°4o.l e:I :14* iiietr. rt..ception, and Sir, J0101'0'1;1 of litietal to,relieve: their , wauts; and 1 It* , V f1 ",i,, 1 ,j :1 eben6Y'lenCe of the Pliant, General 40,1411'0r their ! wiveti and. fatnili,s, 11..0 v iiy woo l ' 0 Tentioneil, in his 'Excellency's public cloOlc:ll,,it t : ':r...,...' 4rsurVad.. A. point of del wally Pft , '''‘":,., iv!' r40144:114 4*,6,,,t40ce received 490'1". !rural then on that station: ot of If • sir Jo.nituarr li,is been the instfl3oi: I 9).1i net.ional :,glort,,ati,io,ll -as our r0ii°°,,n1,,,71/11,°, the Mediterranean; he should be ever apoisY -4 i t rf. th°l4iot.riesPe6l. in !Ili command i)P ,p it v. hit injthpaired force. When Sicily w' j " .' d 111 4 if h l r 6 e: t oh ‘2a , 6 a tl n iil d t ' c u es ' nsiteant6dsedt,bl;iikceblia'illbrPl°lll so l l i dle nur , lll l 4 l 1'46 . preiervat tint df the 'isintd. f-low lil.e fin" e ,itltd this' brave man eotitittz.4. hints , If, - t , I )s °. `' Lle otol' i blest' plicarde thsi ever'o4 Pinned, 0 bo to . him- b y the inhabitants a S,cill , itij.in4 ipuf, .I . olte upon himself the Guy crninent of 11 ' ° : ‘ pro -10 Viva hitn three days to c:er of O, is oliT'ciiras wire In circUlatiori in ~011 114111,1,i's __2lc'll.l'.) With a 103glikinilDity thot tYefun'ic,,,,vo -7tit the placard to the Que , it, ;It lidleffll°' rea lierY. .I*()Pet'ly •olarrned, am.l ;ire in,laolY,d a re a .ier sentiments'. ot the gilLint General, 3 : 61 10 havh rejoiced if she cotilJ li„ve li,id t ile hen' *O O ~. b e IA ..,.°9,1,1'41. ' In. evelr; military situation boll?, i_lr,tre;•fias -condo 'rd hinted( wilh Wl'lo44' He was wounded in America,. hurl " 3 . 10.gc:1) 1 . 10 Abe greirf liattld'fonklitt in E,gyt (v P I ~2 , , e . liOvi manfully did he and hisgallint Gerniii;pc, PlOtllltemseies,- when fie %cis opposed 1.1) te a IV troops of „France, and effeCrually Pre"' f,roct ' a Z it r el i en t t i le ti i r e b e A x i a3 be l r i: ti a tti4 d l o l .ti p s t o ti: a n n , . l ti m i d ed t ;: od wi lao ni , il i t ,lt h w i : g i t i l ile rr o a:l : l e t t ii i b i l e e d a t g : t t o o llot f i cL o o l i:l ll: :: oo : :. brave troops, who an' nobly Linn inguislie,i thoo obi? dek_ared'fin. army of , , three times their W iw rc i e t : L b it a i r g o; 8° agsatvedly acquired the admiration or li ' Senate. , l ' T - ii • • ~ • . ne 1 usttrous ntatottan, aho is nod , jui ttil 11:111vils:srn;olg":471:9 136-11in'iLtt111.‘irlii1;..1GP,{1iiiili: r'r.:ll:iitcin:lgd°lblll):lll:Pt4ll6:rrilicciitt'.:l'lti narV, lidlitini. ~ ": . , ! ,fa .an honest. and manly statement, bc 11 !: 4 : 111 1 1, deavouttid. to interest his beloved coPoirYilspl; ti vital coneeroa. of the mismanaged bl and a t h4: o . I lit . his consmand there, he waft beloved 1 4 A c i ot a n d , highly adored by ihe army, drsact-d O Y, c . . he cattsed the poor 11430 l findd;lo :511,4rt0 hip brave, honourable, and dignif._ . 010 gfivoihitn: inose adoetsges whit!; 'lraY D i ' v elit o 3 1 . 'e,AP04404, ftom a .cornbinatiott Of Military tai . 1 3 - r d .'- 11 ` , ml,wttnetir'n, (continues ibe write ' r) t . : 4 , i e n P v r e e r ge ; ll::t, . 4-',l(tritiolers of Sicily, BO they Moo ur,,--, Al i uy ' iorogo4, and I, trust in Ood the,' wil l liww,jl)l) Vessuru (at present) of SOMe inViObil 1 ,c3O ) the pyWer of some mystiC revOlutirin'a a sot' 1-.„ &aut , - here them that „every thing MO y ~ va es and9thi hrtiloi;ll:vt.l7::ynt drien‘ndlloireowolo ,I:ilvi,lie•riAllBlll:btle:riocletrisciaigreBpedi"refilithyi.its:::)e,l StAl.l4S,),he. opi li ..:',1.1 ion of eicret servico 01. ' ,'• - ........,......................-0- d o dat e °l , 0,7, AD josh la t i 0 9 board the Sok-- I i 10- 3,41 . . riving been nonished- ter sonic trivia!l:l,' eri) 4 ~mot afterwards sent down. into the au', d pwa , s 4l; tat A iitwerefed, hnnself in on eroPr7.-- , d 0 00 - 401 a work, the whole of .which•Per.° d to , (1)1 ed without food. ' It was cooje6 a rc to o 5u iol on 'bo,srd, who missed Itio, that he otolif, -. or -in- order to avoid fur!h„l,,rnfs dol/11;1141, HI WaSidisoccfsd agridenially 10 41:h.i'''' , ~, - ante.