The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-03 00:00:00

LiiiiElilAL J'Aid.4l43lßlV'T. HOUSE OF PEERS, THURSDAY, MAY In the Committee of Privileges on the Berkeley reerAge, the Countess of Berkeley was examined at great tetigth- by the Solicitor General.—ytuther proceedings tomorrow. • - The Coh n then , proceeded on- the Banbury Peerage, A conversation of some length took place relative to the, points of law arising out of thoease, and the shape in which the questions to the Jadgeb pro posed by Lord Eist‘lNE ahould be put:vtwo Of these questions were put to the Judges; and. one at them postponed till to-ittoriow. The Loan CHANCELLOR and Lord REDEsDALE also stated their intention at each proposing a ques. tion io-mutrow to be put to the sledges. On the motion of Earl SPENCER, the Revenue Penalties Bill was committed for Tuesday. ' Su eral Accounts carte presented respeding the river Tone Navigation, in Sornersetshire. On the Mutton of Lord REosso4rA, some ac connts. Were ordered respectiog the quantities of Malt which thrt paid duty. The Slave Trade Felony Bill, some Local and Pri vate Bills, were brought up twin the Commons by Brougham, Lord Leveson, Power,4;Adr. Babing tout and other Members, and read a first time. The „Slave Trade Felony Bill was ordered to be printed. The Agents in . the Roxburgh Causes attended, and the new Petition presented by the Agent for Lady Essex j(er, and the,other Papers, were ordered to be takert - into consideration on Monday ; the Agents to attend again. DEBToRS.., On the Niotion of Lord ildbusoAtz, the Corn-, mitten on the Insolvent Debtors' Bill was postponed . till huisddy next. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day): ment, were not bonnd to inquire 'how that Act was Otainocl......it was sufficient fur them - that the Act had been obtained. After some further diieussion, on the queltion being put, the Motion was`negatived without a d- vision. IRISUI'BRiEWERIES. Mr. GRATTAN asked, if the Rig' t Honourable Gentleman opposite (Mr. Foster) was willing. to. agree to such - measures, as : to render his (Mr. Grattan's) Motion of Wednesday next unntces- , sary ? Mr. FOStER said he had no such intention. I)ISTRIBU'rIoN OF •MIIATARY FORCE. Mr. HUTCI#INSON stated, that on account of t he question on the Bullion Report being pot .011'. Monday next, which would probably occupy the atiention of the House in - such:a manlier as to, prevent any other business from coming under dis• cession the following day, he should propose tleit his Motion for an inquiry into the Distribution of the Military Farce of 'this Country, be put off till Tueciday the 14th inst. . The Report on the .Irish Stage-coach Bill. was brought up. Tile Irish Ships' Bill was .read a 'third time and passed. Toe Customs Feet; 13111 was read a second titne.and cotirinitted.—The House then adjourned. ROUSE OF COMMONS, `ifitiRSDAY, MAY TllO SPEAKER communicated to , the House the reply of Geoeral Grainint to the Vota , of Thanks for bis gallant voodoo in the battle of Barrosa, ex presiing his deep ieuse of the honour conferred , on MONMOUTH CAN4I4. . „ 11; 4gltif. rose to submit a motion to the }lpso on a subject of great local impot lance, and one to winch private ,rights .were 'not less involved than the 'l,oqt:tits of ,thee public revenue, ,It . ap,- • ?eared that bowl had been granted to a particular epeculat'to., b,litowing exemptions on the thins of a considerable distriCt, and on grounds for which no wild or rational foundation Could be die- c A erect. 'He Was clearly, therefle, of opinion, that *hen these exemptions were granted, neither their tendency, tror there event, were properly examin ed ur fairly understood, The Committee to whom the Monmouthshire Canal 'Ad had been referred, seemed to have adopted the clause warmth% the privilege in a very Inadvertent manner. They bad with apparent • unconsciousuess creCted a ,privati. Board of Trade, enabling them to encourage at that discretion the import of coals in a particular plaCe, Iu the yet f 609 a quantity of coal had been landed free of duty, by which alone the revenue had suf. feted a 1, 4 5 of 2u,0n01. A grant at once 10 twee satiable, and si'i impro , ,ident, ought to be recalled in the eimmer most expedient, with as little delay as possible. This repeal could not be reslsted Oa any letzitintate principle, even of a private nature. Ttie persons C4llBlllll led into a lioaid were prevented tyrant enjoying 'an interest in the canal, and of course could nut lay claim to, the possession of a valuable tight. After a variety of additional arguments, the Honourable Gentleman conelnded by moving, " Th,tt the House dO resolve itself into tt Committee of the whole "louse to consider of the repeal of such parts of the Muomouthshit a Canal Acts as granted exemptions item the duty on Coals, Conveyed by Canal or Itail way, and g• we authority to. the grant of buutttie on the import of coals, Ike." Air. JEKYLL, obsen.cii, that he entertained a very different view of the question from that Of his Hoit. Colleague. He felt himself called on-by the duty tttl'owen tu their joint constituents to give_all the op position in his power to a motion the Miait extra- Ordinary alai arhanultiOil Which Le had ever-heard, The clause winch his Han. and Learned Friend re. presepted to have been clandestinely introduced in a Conlon:tee, s as framed by the 'then Solicitor Gene« tal i now a 'Noble Lord, and lie' hiniSell had seen it in his hand-wining. The question was therefore neither, inure 9Or lobs than w liLthar, alter the faith ofP.irlidinent had been pledged, and on the tounda. tien . 9l%that pledge, capital to an enormous amount had eel). eninarked to various Allldertilkint, 'the to turd upon tryst; whom it .had deeeited, and Wits away what it had originally given was nuthsog less than 4 oew..and absurd project for reeding a tax atilt(' expence of a manitest 111)uSt Mr. lioaNau oppoted the motion, and reteired to the prodigious incrcase in the. export of .culin from the port (A'S Wainiea sincethe pt w% of thethist Ca tuti it. Sir J. NiCkleILL strongly supported the question; und observed, that the vigilance of the Chancellor of the ,F;sAiequer (Mr. Put) was probably surprised *hen Aea leeched his couttleuartee. Wil.htoirouce declared, that the Connty of `odd the.,.lVoevitiuti 0,1 the Flumbor WtrC noi hlitb liable 11,e propz!sc4incasoto atm t h e of Myinnutitil anti Giatnorgan. Tito tbwb ta# iIL,II, conitiiinirg, a population . of 30,000 l i e nong, a <ty b uppli6tl xvnti river-borne coati in a ninniar 11:411111.1. : r l . O llilri it appCared a 111g41 1018. Ciltdl , ollB acid 11911Cit)114 principle, to attempt .any in tringewent on r 4.0 rights of private property tsilne• tioned by Piirliainent, upon" any cunoieration at btich it tinteertient proving profitable either in indi. viJo4l, or to the revenue., Mr. Wil.t.i , tiat AbAm-saiti, that the Act of Attila rnerit in 1797 was itwit 411 ellerolll4ll,lleo On ill: c3C• 'sting law. , Mr. W.WARn : , :aid„ that those persona who might la,y out their capital on the faith clan Act of Parti4. At A tI.S. " lktV P.D-1 WateriOrd. CdaiZ, Dublin, tWa terton.l. STOCKS THIS D r TWILVI O'CLOCK. Consols .... . 651 THE SU N. •ui.sw laUtS 1)1C1Ikt lALSUM AUDIAT ? L 0 N D 0 IV,, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1811. We have received. Cadif.z. Papers to the lath uit, some interesting extracts . froin which be found in a succeeding column.. Motions have beem wado in the Corlett for, the abolition of the Slave Trade, and of the use of the Torture, and we are happy to find that these motion i !net watt general approba- tion. The questiini, I,vileilicr Lord WELLINGtON. should ne inve.sted with the Chief Command in Spain, has excited considerable discussion, and is pot yet finally determined. Wu are glad to find that though 'We 'are Sometimes obliged to mention in terms lessfavourablo,r, t h an we could wish, the proceedings of the Spanish Armies, it is impossibly. to speak with too much praise of, the activity; .en. • terprise, and perseverinice of the Guerillas, or stnal parties; which almost cover the country, and haritsl the D'icnch in every direction. • Aloniteros to the 96th ult. have been received, but they do not cuutaict one singte word al King of PRUSSIA has Irk Berlin tor Poisdam, his Summer residence. It is possible that this,cii. cUnistance may have given rise to the report that hit Prussian Majesty had 'set out tor the Itontier,i of Russia. It is said that letters have been received from Li , - bon which state, that Lord WELLINGToN had taken the command of the army in Karemadura;and that he was advancing towards Seville. We do nut know by what channel these letters' have been brought; us we have nut heard of any ve4sel that, hag left so late as the 27th ult. Every fresh account4rom the Cantinent Setitll3 to confirm the reports of the probability of an ap proaching rupture between anti France. The French ate colleding a large force at to which place the garrison of Hamburg!) has been sent. And our "fowlers will recollea, that the last accounts front flelig'ol.tild stated that almost all the troopS have marched from the Coatit to the irt. tenor. Among other causes of difference between Husain and France, is the incorporation of, the Dutchy of Oldenbutg with the latter, a Measure against Which the former has strongly protested. ill) Tuesday last Mr. PRQLER the. King's Menem, ger, left town with dispatches for'the'Lltitish Mini* filer at Li3lion awl Lord WALLINGTON. The totlowing is an esirad of i letter received by the List conveyance from G o rteoborg Every tiring looks very warlike in 13erlin, The King is gone to Kotrisburgh, his presumed - the Prussiatis will assist, ALSRANOBR. Already the gar. risen of St. Peter burgh has neer) marched to Cour land. The, garrisons of Harnburgh, &c. have been marceed to Magdeburg!), where an army is to be, formed. No - passports ale granted at Hatnburgh, either for Prussia, Russia,. or sweden. • lassie hart finitially protested against the incorporation with France of the territory. of Oldenburg." Its consequence of. the late successes in : Portugal, and the generally favourable aspeEt of our affairs, Consols have experienced a rise of 'Zs per cent, since 'Saturday last. • The Eledion for a Secretary to the Royal s oc i e ty of Musicians came on yesterday at their reams in Lisle-street : the Candidates were, Mr; COMILLA ASIILISY (proposed by Sir WlLListl PARSONS • bod Dr. SMITH), Mr. MACINTOSH, Mr". LLtiPL'Elt,' and Mr. fissfuet. TAYLOR. Upon casting up the votes, the numbers appeared as follows Mr. Aiilii.tY 46 Mr. MActrvrosit 2/4 Mr. t.s.prr.tv— Mr. TAyidait - upon which Mr. ASILLEY war declare 4 elected. NAVAL NEWS. PLYstotru, IVIAy I.—A great number of horses arrived here this ,day, and are embnking on board irsnsports fur Portugal. His Majesty's ship Midusa has detained and sent in here this day, the American ship Eleanor, Kemp- TON master, from Savannah, with Er cargo, consist• Mr of cotton, rice, and tubacco, bound to Boor- Arrivcd, the Eliza Farquhar, Larrok, from. Amelia Island, with a' cargo of timber (or this port; the General Srnull, SAVIrU? 1' from Otlerosq , ' ilk a cargo for-this port ; the Phenix, TAlrLott John Stroud, Wit.Kz c ; Speculator,.Bowouti ; and ,Paw aft, frOm Wales ; the Fly, WINTER,' tioni Arundel ; the Commerce, 1-leLE, from Green- nook, with a cargo of rum for his Majesty's Victual. liag Office at this port; and the Susannah, EN }Otis, from London. Arrived the Nereide French frigate from the Isle of France, last from Portsmouth. 'DEAL, MAY 2.—Arrived a ship, called the Pegasus, detained by his Majesty's ship Marlin ; the Raven 'sloop of war from a cruize off Flushing , and the Susannah merchantman frdm St. Vincent's, in foriy•.Aeven days. PORTSMOUTH, MAY U.--Arrived the Trafalgar, Doncaster, Fame, and twelve other transports, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Provides', who, with three or four other vessels, are proceeding for the Downs. VALMOUT.I : I, APRIL 30.—His Majesty's ships Venerable and Iris have anchored ire this Boy from .he coast 'of France. FRENCH 1"),1 P E PRTRRSiIURGH, APR's. 2.—PrinCe Doigorpcxy, Lieutenant-General in the service .of hiS Imperial Majesty, will repair, in quality of Envoy Extraor dinary and Minister:Plenipotentiary, from our Court to that of Naples. His Majesty the Emperor .is on his return from his journey to Twer. SrocxtfoLNl, APRIL preParations for the' defence ot this residencorost last yen 2 14;860 rix dollars; and the expellees of the Diet, .as„.w . ell. as of furnishing, the apartment* of the Prince amounted tt., , '183,333 rix dollars: General' Count d'Essen will set out from hence to-tnotrow . , to take the command of the troops des tined for the defence of the coasts. His heiid.quar tell will be at Gottennurgh, • Majesty's healih being nearly recovered,' be will shortly resume the reins of Govamuent. YIELINA, APRIL Would appear, that the projeci of a lean, which was Under considelation, his been renounced; because, in, consequence of the new financial operations, the Government finds It s,lf able to fulfil all.its engagements, even without a Besides,. the sale of church property will throw consid , :rahle sums into . circulation, which have hitherto remained shut up in' the chests of ca pitalists. , • Baiti.:lls, APRIL Majesty set out•yester day, with his suite, lot; .Potsdatn, his Sunititer.lesi dence. The • preceding evening the Guards com menced their march for the same place. Mastat., APRIL 2.—The goods of English ma nufaaure which. were found on board. the ships Confiscated in our putt, and the value of w hich amounted to 1,200,000 francs, , were publicly burned yesterday, in the presence of The civil and militar) authorities. AtrosBURG, APRIL 12.—The proprietors of the colonial produce, which has been deposited with Ibe Customs since lest Autumn, are bound to pay the duties according to the tarlf ; in def►►ult of this their good. will be put up to auftion on the tst of June, and the produce of the, sale will bc p►►id to the pro prietors, the sums fixed by the ta►it being 'previously declueled, At the itbove period the entr3nce of co _ lunial produce into Baviiria will §e perenitted anew. The ,senle , of duties will, he modified with regard to 601110 articles, The quintal• of sugar Ilivarian weight, pays at . present 206 florins, and tliat of coniiiion coffee, 194., SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NGWMAIMKL•T 1 1 111. T SPItINGIVIEEbNc. Ist!. THURSDAY, MAY 2. Qxforths,ViCtoti.l,' Ast. 4.1 b. best 1,,1 Sackvillir's Pan, Ist. , 71b. D. I. zoogs. h. ft.-6 to 4 214 M Victoria. Sir I. Shelley's t. Circe, by .Sorceret, out of lioughtoti .bear Mr. Piyrke's f. by Columns, oitt of a sister to Chester, Bst. 41b. vach. Ab.• M, aoogs.' h. ft.-3 tu, ton Ciro. Sweepstakes of twigs, each, h. ft. colts Est. sib. fillies 3st. alb. Two.yr old Course. Mr. Lawreli's t. by Young Whiskey - I Mr. 'Thornhill's c. by lienlngbrotigh darn by PotEos 2 Mr., Ladbroke's c. Hamlet, by Hambletonian pd 6 to 4 on Mr. Lawrell's f. Major Wilson's Erebus, beat Ld Lowther's Bramble, 70.71 b. Two-yr old Course, toogs. h. ft.--Even. The King's Plate of InogS. for 4-yr olds, list. s -yr olds I Ist. gib. 6-yr olds and aged 12St. Last three miles 0' IL C. Ld Grosvenor's h. h. Eaton (walked over) 6 yrs Mr. Powell's ch. h, Prospero, aged - d Sweep.takes of rosgs.each, h. ft. P. M. Sir I. Shelley's t. Circe, by Sorcerer, list. 31b. Mr. Watson's I. by SOrterer, Out of /Enigma, Est. 31b. Mr. 'Andrew's Trophonius, gst. 71h. - PS Pa) tiers 1 / b y C;ohanna, out ot a a lter to Chester, akt. jib. P' 6 to 4on Mr. Watson's f. htsjut Witson's ch. 1. by Whiskey,,lsat by Iligbflyer, Sst. rec t tt from Sir S. Sitwell's b. c. ecticbs t by Sir Peter or 0 1 / 4 -ninghroo6ll, out a ktaity, Bst. sib. Across the Flat, tuns, h, ft. hi Monday last the Bail of CAMDZII was elc6lo of the Charter-110'1Se. L * l'llieliti PUN 9. 1 11411 - I.s .r d e; i t i , ti e i t ,a iO v A e n n r n n t i . o v u er it .3l. l ' l:) 7 l ' ll ' E c i), .. , :. l l y l p s f : l , c e°E l d i f i t i t. o l,6 l o :., ‘ T t r t rFi rt .lrle) : ' ;rL i s tl id; liii:' ,i l l • Chair, with T a N ni V i,ll3,,ge, d , l yn, ; I, e il,r u ti i :s i re. r r b t e l i p l E e i l gi ‘ :ril‘leitivvitYl,ey:io:::ttliciol;elW2atia,tivnhwitiloLilloisliri',warigircc:ieri,iaiti.t'reliiiruilgiyiroeli°'l'l,vi_tir6ll,:yeou:edeifeoieridsvi,i6zilsaA:,(::: 1iy4:411. ,ili.u:lu,'lsAtri:Er:i:i4sivi::,epitNs:h).)llll:4its)itiii):,lll"iiiii::Bliitctitd4iie':. was gi ven • .: _h i : King," with Owe thmi twee. B,,,trhi l : : ig , :eirie ! Dax , u ut; c lea l o l opa a tis l ) l l ( ts i ni ut i w_li t ls o iele. : . ; 1 ti f . ..,1 ? : aw ii s l i ) tg ' t i tvet:iri::ll:i linm:rt.:cotem; g 0 , . ..1,10: ernKeitegent,,,. with three lino 0„,,,,. I.ll .. a c i r: i a b : e y aion t, dg o -, the Adtuir.;lty, and one o f 11 ,0 Siovardi 0f . ... the day, was " The noble eli.sirri the Earlj UtitcHgash." Tuis toast Was of cours l'etVited lirtoElGnENi, 'wllipOler,enslertisir:LP,bie'di:lilleitil;:itilutalebt'(.ll'eldl,llLu°,Ailristhi Pd1:::::11444di speech and . the ((last were much applauded. Tbea followed " Sir Jolicl cOl litepast.sv, wl'°:s3s been The following toasts were particularly we-- is, cetveg 14.. - , - I ,, , Ge t i l i e c e times three; witlf unbunorted 3.41:'1.!',.. oWlog r,wieitldt.:l-inioertdl thanks u Wellington, icl f r athe drunk att :i n r a t v i ° e i 1 e feod 4 r ' s Id Port;aoi Portuiu.ral (4"11", Sir Witilain ocrestord, aid, VW 4.Se Army.' , , an 'adiYe friend tol:tight: PI unslitilitucti'odn,"°eit'id:l l l: i . oh In the : core of the evening Mr. 171rzGr"-1 who,e muse. is indefatigable in the OW o f paw 0 :,, i pout ebrufunlißertllielYc,4,raecl'ltt'iltlliCii r=eal a ba ll ( i l lll \ a : l ' esrit'° : l : ul : l , l ine occasion; ,but which is too tle, ng far us 01 ' 5 v i It was received throu l t Wrepealed boll° , g ton 1 "PPlause. f til l • „ A Puerni written by.. Mr. Boso.weri's ° lle° 0 ""e"—afttl- warmest Mends to the lastitato) aolv lecited by. Mr. CAM Vi 11.1.. 131100. ...oil When the Noble (..'ll,iirinan retired, his Pc°. wi lt' taken by Mr. 11 __ _ CkW C 1:0 VT • who actppocied ii o " c . vit his Usual . cheedulnes's and d ilrlt; 0(1 1010 illin(3l the Stewards nominated iu i r next' yc.tr, . were.*r1,711,40!),.- tp.oasiseeadratfittr:,l•lo;itillLgTrecaLifeusiteiitilyil 0.itt1i461;;;1c...." Stitd..iott it 'increasing ill prosperity. 13) : „ l ij i i;lot term iv' appeacci iii it - the ieceipts with; „ , 41 , 9 i. year' had been 10081. and the expcndititreirw,i4 k l , e staled alio, that Dilfs, Pill C ii, 4,lluklle; ; t i e d ;110 Had sent a donation of Sot. iii;d ine'll'`)',l„,,o. considei;:ible'nurriber al other libeial cOalr'u"-- , . ..................'..............---- , , .. o e lot i.floigricwiltr:radot:rstoolet!ElisAttet a t i c i i.s!--I,lla.chee, i n , : ~ i , s r i i , ;41 ;00:)1,.u. il " (rle,sjeci: ::: the public farewell ut, Mrs. 1311.1.1N0T0 ' iit 0 110 brother, Mr. NV e t I h C e li . C s ET t.c.el tli:llre tit:strbor:l":;," 1 „it :1:i• vocal music Was of lonise well 6° lC " tej ' L lti 6l°7l mirahly performed. A.B 'soon' as 11f re. llu.tioiorol appeared in the orchestra, there $. 140 a i 00 0' manifestation of zealous ;asst t nisei, *111C:1,1"e' veateti several times. She It t09,P3111"- eft' 'litho, composed by GVGIIO4II, ,in 00 of ~, , k i j o , fed by Miss Mottos; faustgiZANl, S OO P 4 , 'lt was tinblY pettormed altogether, 10 ' .. 4 : . lA4 k=nee ot Mrs, H IL L/ Nn.yori was conspic'or.g ille ; next effort Was in a glee, called The Pe' i , 0 0 0 ditations, liaraionized liy Mr. 11011 Ii IS; 0 0 0' old Irish air. In this',coftpositinti al° 6 ', i'‘O' • br . '" guisbed herself, and viistwAl sup Poi '6l gh'' -. tiler' , v Err, VAuGuAN, and BELLAMY.. ette, jooo f Li , . Deli ! Par late i" a char aihig C 01011,14 t ort o i l i "A Rosik, Which she • sang with gY•q° ; 1 ' co old' well as surprising e%ecution. The fats Lo ki' b 1 .with the air arid chorus " Sing ye to 1,hf,11,4 littifiAil and Mrs. 1111.Lititi.roti ; a"" Ite ca r gri janditis Rider" = was never given will ) alio fcco". and effCl than . by: the latter. 111 0 041 act, Mrs. Br I.LINtiToN and 113flegin the r11i6..i duet of MOZART, from DOll filan,.; ~,,Dit,io-: . , Tort was liSlulitClit'eil;3life)(de:tli93llnCl°lsll:tlii :6rCii:::iti'i: tit:fi %olved to leave upon the audience a foil '' .;,,,,cal, *4 'her great; pow...is.• All Ote pr0fe55.0t_:.11,,,,10.),,,,r,,, well 04 the audience in general, testifildot'idi .„. admiration an I •• Ind ll'"'• , fi dW °' ( Stirprl.ei ' ' O E& .. s (l' ; mended C y : vo l e : a : I : l e s . BL O L It , d herquitting piyed g te,l t : 1 1 :: riclei,4:;rlitl d i l i l i : 1 1 1 1 dienee all arose, and continued stinglib7oloo ci!rliii(, retired, greeting her deparittie wit l 1 , poll o f o c tolceus of adatirfation. .Alr. PYI‘„IV,i canceliett the violin . , and. WatoltsEo. and 1-!..0,,,,,,i5, kohl' t be aupdeireitoiereillbeirtitieteviirdiirenstil);.tetsh‘e:rtie:d:e'th:oiriroaaleeoxlc'i,iligots utmost,-iti i rdL:r fo grace tbe or rficalgrf, '-'Oll a performer • lnd Mr 4 Asiix, in Po reoiool i ,'. . h ...le an, exP ''. alt , ' n simple air with so redo. ''',,-i - 0 . al IWO' of ilis she was loudly: encortil•--;;'F'7-eoroportl°ll,l"Cor . tirely filled, and a rriong a gr e • ih , , rsosas . ' 1) . 3 if 1 0 Bbileil4"sith:Grur:icklia4iP"'ttleteirolittlitc/I'll:t4-11.1)ille41)::tesiQ'it'll:11 g';sio:7lilell::tbl.l:l4t6 * ' 'doubtless be considered a s e(1 041 t° ta Ictlerl'i sisal world ever enjoyed. from 0 Pr.° chic ' • Vic; following is an wall° - „edition d r a, " CADIZ, , 11.filit..- t7—.---1:1)°,11.5'[;ellet01 1",;41d, lately sailed from this Pori t in ' e a 10 0 eel -iiiio° Boilocero-, , t ot -, e alter communicating with .;,nutt'e'r (..r d f IN Yesterday, mowing, tavv"v'r'ooo'ln i tief , ° ''.:it ir , - sal!ed. It consios?l above command of 4 qieneral 11..esnoP IT i,loor %so, it. 6 ccret '',l le cit ion '' ll ,l 'cond. in comMand.. .rrigitii...b (000 a jo" 0 , 0 0 1 ‘ ti is lcnown, they are gt )l ' i g • I° , Ale neigbt'`)%ollo.°ll G e neral ,Ca).i fines; I SI)0 .Wil . 5 ~,10v, 0 e h; 5 noiCs'. Seville, commanding flornan3, _di" wilio i1 ,1 4.,0 ha' Ballastero al4i,:-INOr$0,11:101Y0, .i!,,,,'-i). Colt 11 A a!" ed on fladajos Vila) 123.,0°° b`r7ve fcll4ol',,viillll)° about ,7000;- Ballosik,roa 49 00 ' ~.„0 ofboi!„ poi ' o ' b g t e a () ; r e , ey d i toahiseratillelmC:tai ,rtgithfuitil.flii6ltrißOort:ltro):::igoi:;io:l‘l,:pl:l.jc:tl;..riiia resiiiiii,iii " Th(.l Spanish flab firolY, der o f 13a,oivd conoaii from the, treacherous o°l° wglisb,i'i st oo l 0 hi•nd the , kilo . 0 present in YQl . tu - gal 'b' Geaeou 'Olt ,'` thvasaatt of dr-s corr. ._, L , 0 00 an L . iv OP s'jefoufr:)tiltigl 6 t. li t e ? col'Thutt(!i: l'' :: 0 ; 1 o ° . ' . :: ( r i t '''' 1) II° 01 1 °: v ci a o ri er vv' Espna' are Considered,. 0 "_?titivoct: 01 i ceni, and is possessing tlid con 4