The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-21 00:00:00

~_' K~~ , , 14 1 :0 Corvoh per TF 1.1 S IT N. L 0 N .. D . QN. IC) • .4 rulTlOur. Fe.t(eYwrving in the islitrid of Ceylon, vice Major-,Gentil, witsoo. INl3j.lt hrcctikric lionkey, n the -24.1 Ceylon Regiment, to be Deput• I iti,,e4tor-Celi , rat of Colonial] roops in the !bland of reyko, with the rant: u Lieutenarti-Colonel in the .A.riny, vice Nl,'Nab, who Totte chapi.mis to the forces. • &MU! Legglit t Clerk, krcii,:jlc4litmyy (OWne, C lerk. 12()YAL MII,ITARY,II,IOI.IOfiG , E. Ce~lotirl {,:tree Butler to be Lieutpli,titt.;C9v:eti)or of the Moll:try Cotlege, vtcti Ivajilt-Oae , lai Le blur . chant. L,, C,AItR tit%N,s4ol4.ct' Lietortimt-Coinnel Getni',e ot,tnOlAte Royalln; to be Clovewoi of the l'ort "rw,i4 Ftiliguittd; in rent: broLeoliti., vice Varglian. tlecexs6tt. ing!s" Gettniat Legion. I,ivllt Infamy, ,14.41411:111 $ 4\ n , -.Listus,y6ri,eitistotp, PCilt. to be vice W'atuerulottl: pmnioteti. • rdtEmOlt.',NDUM, Utehailt /Mtn of the 41h t;arrisonMattalion, htu int44led, being &nem wttltuut tft lkio,T4„111 the 6itgetteb of joth labAturtt)lsiNAugust; salt .0„ 63d Foot. for Hugh Percy Fowler, Gent, elilip'01,00; read Ilogß Gem. Petty ,Forster, to be. ' Liisign: G ml", L , . Is, Regiment 01 Foot tiltisrde ' .For loshua Perceval, trout the 634k-fptot, to , be In. stio, read' loatiun Petteval, Gent s to be Enliign. 57th Foot. For Spry Bartlett, Gent. to he Ensign, read William Benja. Mill h4rtlat,'Geth, to bsl.l.4usign. omen stop stsnett by the Lotct Ltentenant of the County of 14:cot. • , Canterbury Volunteers. To in Surgeon—Edward SLuduing,te, Gent. to be Surgeon. Forninjt.ite Rifle Volunteers. ' To he; Fir At ,Liainvogiot --totcnnn Lieutenant Chat lt.A Cu}yet, thtc . C3Bo(l. To be Seeontl Lieutenant- John St'apies, Gent. „- 84NKRU1'TOES, SUPERSBDII/J. . • ' I. Bunson, Chard,. Sornersetsitire, jobber. ' . • . B.,th,S;irencestet, Gloucester:4ll4e, watclumaker and sil . versmitn. . 'I. Owen, Huhne, Manchester, boat-huilder. ' ' 84 VCCRUPTs. . . V. tinlehole - and I. IfetigNiVe, Mark lane, I.Oltdon, mer • ch.,,,is, to surrender A ti4ustie, at six, 31, and October t, . ot eleven, at Gitildliail. Attnrnt:y, .\lr. Bryant, Copt. li ill -court, I:hrogmortoti-street. ' W I leant', Neetiliatir inarket, Still)lk, felltnonger, Augtist ' 17, 2,K, and Oeiob r t, at eleven, .it the Coach and Horses, ~ 1 p).‘ telt, ,4 t, Wolk . etltori nes, Al r. lafkatua,u, I ps,yo tch i ai•d• tviv6,,rs. belt ~nd ffrontley; 6 tayr lA% Lcityjon. T Mattivr, Liverpool, titnbei-'nterehdrit, sii•Ailsilie. 3di and Oe..touer 1, at eleven, at the Ntle, 4 te-14-eati inn, Warrington, Law:J:3 l 9's -',Shorties, Messrs c t :, utn.fut,lo . o Ilitctiett, Wierrliigtort ; and - M6sis: Ltivycs li ti' -,ftwbpru, tenfillu. • •. -,.,,,•( x5 , -, nr : - - W. .5y40 i '1- i ver puol,. gjASS- te I.le r,, , A , ugust• ‘ . ..:.6, Iv,. and Otto. her t, Aicley,:g., at the Nag's Head Init. 'b-p-arrpgron. . At tonnes, Mciwtti, Claushton and ' , damn ' 1 1 4 1 :irrisi$tolk; and • •Me 3 6 1.3., Low,* win. L. o tvilv urn •, ' ,rtit'i i pic/.4otateit . • I. irtata, Manctiester, tnnkett)tr, August 3o,"jt,'',And Deb): 6,.tr 1, at eteveli,, at .tlrd Moseicy i.:vOtrts 1 Hn.o Alancti6ter, A!, tornie,_,,..> Neivrs. Cooper anti L :.?. f t -.lrplyittu A, and Mr. ' [epson; MUnctiebrter.' ' ' • ' • • S. i hi ke, I ctCesikr, ad I t ::ni4.lrc . ifetriti RD 4bilieitelOat•six , 'to, ante ,Lic.o,t,er .. f , ot Ms,' iit tne°l,ialetifell riii'l, ,41Cestet, Arffirilito, :Vl4isrs. honey 00 , I Seffh , , Idilcoln:s Inn, London •-•- '• ' • • T. t,irk i k.itrick, ..;iotteechurch-streete iltii4{4nrllileti . -ttraper, ' August 31, septenther t 7, and octokteril,',atAtif,4fG mid-, !' 11411. A ~ .tiliCht MC1 , 5 1 4. , i Beckett atiit Vt'cal,' 13r0,,A1- Stlcitt, (rr . )ldeil.:-,ijudie. ' ” ' 'I T . 'ti Wilmot'. Che'i.tentiani, : Gloucestershire; money'. ticri. vtLert tieprernbta g, IQ, and Oaotr.,l, at eleve,i, at the PionAn hut, trielienliarp. Nttonnes,. Mr. 14111Q6, 1 „ , ra•„ l 's • inu.tquare, Lptuiurt f and Nir T . 1.)4 vie , 6 oUost :f. C. •4tvoii, 1.'4 triontli, Pt...von:ollre, builder, Augu4t, 30, Sep-, talMor ,i; • and Ltek,ber r; 'at,eleven, at the No% 4.:rowtt I ho , ;, •)•.twt.tl, I'. I.k.' Mtianle4, , Alvii4r6., Willi,,,ns :,,,,i, 1.),,1ke, 'Veil%Le' L .Sll.:et, '11 , :11011-tow, London ; :111(1 Mr. 11+,7..un; Plymouth-Dot-It, ' •' - ' • ' • ' ' " 1.1 //"/01 , , W.OB, September t/3, M. G4 l / 1 154/,lAlic'irimil i eottonmerchiint, at one At the Star and Varier Tavern, l'aradise,street, Lt., er. :S ti , t „,, l h er , 27,, '',l, Coward,. liiversione, LilllCOtet, 11'011. iliolik,o .61L C 11; liCli, at 140 Branford Arms Intl, 1 vetscy ... I'-iiik., Stauur4. ' • ' •• - • - - : , !tei,t,l,J) .1 13. W. Cleatley, York, grocer, at clever), at the hart Tavern, Kingstonmpon-liull. t , eptember to, W. Corbett, Tokennottor.,Yard, Lothbury, tlimiidoce.briket, at treive, at Guildhall, London olober 4.. 1 toster, l,un. Noitchcsler f gior, at three, at the Talbot lon, Manchester. knember 211. Pt, Ghethath, Stockport, Chester, dock. liiitiml4Cturcr, of tliree, at the Mosley Arms lon, Man. t:lleAter. August 31. 'Munro Clipstone.street St, Mary-lc-bone, • tailor, at twelve, at ( I .;tuldltail, Lontlikr.“' " .Irt CAR Tif/CA.7',68. -S T. Mninford and Skeen, preedviidtVlktlito, AS A R. Allen, St. Mary, poarora, wool . 9 0.„; ; ft. ),, %vlcer, lledtkird, Lancataer,*cotintt-t .;ntitieturor. Trevitt, Holton, Laiiciiiti:r; . caffOitZtrwtol . .lCtufer. „h, liGlliA on Ann li ct ctito, t e vlJi.ole A ter,.ooceri. coci.:sp'ur«Street, toti4..llunsi.:-Itccper. caricr, AtincliLi,ter, corn awl tli,iir 'Surrey, upholsterer: I.4l,caNicr, sporciwtt. Vt/ A. linstoi t dre4per. A. 1!, st, 1)4111'4 c hunli•yartl, , :n*ctiath. 11ar,:ctiner4, Niutinc, si;cet,;(;mr.rtmofitfuvoigti suituary. 4gAll S. , ~;(.. Itttri.; b Adi tt IV F. 0--- I 1)111)1Iil t t Vid;‘terforti., 1) , ,v1tt. , ,p.i f4:4sitzi 1 Lt,.. bolt, I Walls; t .Vi i.k‘c.ri , Sti,,, , ~ .. PRI, 1 , , 4), I . 4)t'l‹„S ' • 11413 .; Ar,l - tvicl,Vit Otitt.QCA ( I:cd. Ann. 63 1.4 per Cent, 8,43 LongAiu4.l6l IS-s6l itJ4ILIA QUIS tAL.SUM, AUDXAT.? wgriNitSDAY,'AVOLYST !At 1. Ikind)ar-Castle, A'rev4st .21, 18!!. " HIS . MAIRIPTY hill slept tfiroogisuut tlic and appears retieslied this morning. " H. HALFORD. U HAILIA it W. IT EIJEKDLN. " Ix. WILLIS," Intelligence reachcd the thi3 morning of the state arrival of the antler con voy of Itio lurits sloop. A repbrt was ciTculated yestrday, stated to rest on .the authority of letters from Oporto, that 26,001) French troops bid entered the North of Portbgal, and penetrated into the province of.Tras.los Montes, but there is not the slightest - foundation for 1116 ft wit! be seen from the information communi cated undsr the head " Army inyortitgal," !hat ihp statemems lafely published, of : d •sertions atnoltgst tbe Poo ugqvse troopf; bave beim grossly exagge rated. • . .I.IV mg a r rtTlirtir'S"UntrjrirrnrlrrinT 'Nforinix, baying on boarcl two American' Mcstenger# with litsparcbes. • Arrierican Papers. to the :.;3(.1 uli.:reacitcdritekn this morning. Thq . follow i ng are etstraas NEW Yell K, * jUI.V id. " lit ) PTUltr WITA M. FOSTER..—Every .body is ablcitg it if iitruettrat there has been a rupture at Washington- bet ween ',the . President and the British Ambassador ?' pegQvigtkon can proceed at Washington,.until after Mr. FOSTUR bhall have: received an answer to the dispatches sent by Admiral SAWYEn, reipettitig - the aliair of ihe Little lidt.—As to that, there is as little * doubt that tie British Government will demand from qurs a plain . and elregurical . auswer,•whett e-r'tonit110(101V ROIIOEIIB z'.6ted in pursuance of any new and. special orders ? It this is answered, in thenegative,-the an swcr will be inunediateir accepted, 'and- Means. will be readily forint! to piss u'rer the airair on both sides.' •If, on t lieof hand, new arid eletial order 'Linos . heel' issutid of a hostile nature, serious„consequences are-robe feared."' INTEUEtTING EXTEACT tk gentleman .who has conversed with. yr. • PINKNEY, informs me that it is Mr.•P.ii.4igion, that Mr. F.4./sTea. Will not lys sble to secceedin any other aecormundation thin that of the attack' on the Chesapeake: That, its .regards - the Orders in C , unek, the views of the two G.avernments are SO di,±metri opposite, that no permanent arrangement can be made, unless one or both cides'redede ft - inn the ground heretofore - taken. Mr. Pitsxt.tev also ob served; that when the information of the rising of , . - CoL4;ress, ,, ,and. this' . passage of . the Non-lnier cOurse law, . was :received in England, -the .gt)g lisli Ministry were Unanimously of opinion, that ieiters cit marque. and reprisal 4ifight to be issued against the United .: Statrs, and communicated the opinion to'rheTßlNCti r REGENT. The PRINCE op- . poSed the measure, onsetving, that as Mr. FOSTER. had been appointed and had.receivt . d hii instru6tions, he conceived k to he his duty to wait the ronrit of ,the Mission .before~ he resorted to 90 great an alterna 'rive as war. This . may berthed 0n... “Yesira. Nit.) CI it OP. and FosTen have .had a long conference; :but ...Mr. BARLOW is I'o:Mt/ark tor France intrmdiately. Sm - rrn'4 .Exposj has excited ninch.uneasior.s the Palace and is werking great changes in " .New Youtt, JULY .18.—riii ieport, of 3 rap ture bet weers Mr. MUNHOLt and Mr: FosTHn. is without foundfniurn We Imre 'it from' unquestton able authority, that the conversation betwevn, those two etentletnen, has been of a 'triad and pacific !m -aim, that the ohje6tion of each to payticular,pohits, have for the present been: muttiolAt wareo,"-- .(hVew York gazette.) The National intelligence? ,inforrils us . that Lu- Cirtht BUQNAPARTR 1113 lately beeente a creditor of the Ililitect States to a . considerable amount (upwards of:l6,oo6)i.—having purchased that amount of 3, per cent stock of the, United States from the British bankers or stdokftoldorti. Arter.taking IWO days fordeliberation, the Morn ing Chronicle has this :day condescended to notice . what was said in The Sun.ollsacitiday fast. Truth and reason lie in a'stnall eotnpass; and as the aro nide ltas nut eittier to advance in Ira own favour, upon 1116 subje4l in question, we: cannot wonder that it is obliged to take time, in order, if posSible, )ver its inconsistencies. But unhaPPily.,..being dk.stitute of truth and reason , upon the present sub.' jed, it has only - Involved itself in net cOntiadialons and absurdities. The writer perseveres inaccrising us of avowing the success of intrigues to ensnare. the Patrice into measures contrarvn his 'principles, oil the Catholic (location, but i4.Atill Wholly Inca. paide of citing any passage from. The ,tiss a , •that prestu to develops) the PRINCP.'s intentions, He•''then; ?menses us of :!! the ° intioticat,";On of triurnph"on. the success of. the ]Ministerial Pints against the .Putrictr, arid the triornntr afti. asserts,. mat "" it' was - the chief ohjecl of . ', the nr noles in, the Alutflirre Chronicle, on. this matter, t;) state and to •prove the exaCt reverse."---Where, theti; . 'is 'the re.hun for our "intoxicalion of triumph!' pn ,the • success otplots,which it was t he, chief objeel of: the .:11orning Chronicle " to state and prove" • had still,. ? But to make the .more clear, or in other words, to spew. howcapt the Chronicle is. to contradict thiC"4tis !loyal flighbesti .. was‘'nofts) he'dece.iyed'by,lJi‘ Alinisterial i Si ratagems,"—and chit quitattioss.of penetration, 'as well as' reattarle of - judgment, nAva aoasta through 'ell `"tbe wiles by t v aich he is encompassed." Granting hislßoyal'llighness all these merits, which are; too evident ea6ter to be disputed, we ask the Cbrrnicle, why then it was so much alarmed at iipagiparyplots'of, ter, ? and why but two orthfre days ago it 'avowed its: . 'ignorance of the PattscE's intentions,.stici asked The Sun, as "thechief tuiwisterial whe- Tff nt~~ ;"S;TrITI let , 4 'at to 1)&9 ittleihitt restriaitin A or the WHIG SysTgm of, clocessioni, to- the Irish Catholics ?" As the Readers',;'Of both ..,l'apets must be deed of the Controversy,' we / sltatl, hot an rain to it as soon as vie cao ; neverthetess,tilsuting 'the Chronicle, that as often. as it advances falsehoods`. tut Shan endeavour to dela& and ex pose them. But 04 Chronicle it angry with us, because, having found , . passage in a loyal and spirited Irish Journal (The,Pa 'foist). which Very well expressed'nur respect for the charaaer and condua of the Pitpicg ItUcie.riT, :We adopted it, and the Chronicle is pleased to style that gitterish;" for no reason that we . can conceive, girt beciniSe it'ls loyal, and hdhours the Palace for being disposed to support the Constimiion in the State in which it was bequeathed to our ancestors,i and guarded by' his Royal , Fsther.—. l ,Ve Wish to see; the Morning Chronicle tided with such " gibbr'rish, and theta t will be .as meal esteemed by all wise and. honest filen as it is now cOndenined. It iA not necessary for us to follow the Caronicle any farther through its gross contrradiAtons, or to unravel ,its,sophislry.-- After ak, the entycioestion interesting w the'public, And froni which theC.'hronic4 artfully'slips aside . , is, whether the Pitmen will pursue that. - system which' has procured his august Father :the eliaraaer of father of his people, also ;Abet system which has kept the constitution secure, amidst all the conyul- . signs - that have ,overturned inaity aticieht go vernments, and shaken the whole civiiiied World ; or whether he . will 'adopt a system which would; pull . down , all the, fence; of the . constitution,' and in. the end destroy exit happy establishment in Church . and Siate ? This •is the true ques tior•:; hOwiever the • Chrynicie -may presume - to assert, -that when. the " restrictions expire," the PitiNcn lIEGEN'is will a& in total - contradiaion to the priociples of his Royal principles , 'ground-; ,ed nr,on,the Coronation ,Uath, as well es .a. sacred.: sense of duty To the Contittition, 'we indulge . afulf. Convittion'ihdt.his Royal IfighneSs:will, by equally i zealous to support _that Constitutionin its utmost . , purity, and not sacrifice la. the unreasonable pre'. tensiciEs• "of a part of, the' 'comfnunity the essential ! ;ld permanent interests of the Empire. As the Chronicle objects to our' language - , , andito that of the loyal Irish Journal • we shall at present cut;,;-Jude with the following case, as applicable -40i the conduct of 'the . Irish- Catholics, which we beg leave to borrow (tool a Newspaper (The Times) of this country A tenant has many a free and easy path to his.: landlord's ‘mausion, .where s'he may, re p resent his ,grievaiices,. and express felings .whenever he pleases ; but he. chooses 'to desert all these open and uncontested toads, - and:to tplitl.'aVtic, 'obscure, and probably a prohibited one. Nay,' farther,, it is not only : a bye-path which he prefers, but it is alit a dangerouS one to the whole estate, inasmuch as there, aresdepAts of guappwtler near it and around ; and the tenant, though he may be a very, well in tentioned man himself, is.yet obliged to carry fire brands with: him to light him on nig journey.. Now, is not this, to give it a gentle nyne, indiscreet con dua on the part of such a tenant ?. Is it not sublett ing his designs to suspicion % -Is it not . pursning a line; et conduct alike injurious to himself,' 'hie leUtti'. tenants, and his landlord ?" We regret to say, that iti addition to his other sufferings, his ,-NIA,JaSTY was,, yesterday iturning seized with a violent cough. . Within the last ieh days an alteration has'been observed by our crtlizt.fii to have taken place among the. enemy's ships it the Scheldt.. it is aseertainetl that. .twelve sad of vessels„incloding_two 7 lleckeas4 sloops, brigs; Etc. have proceeded up .thst ,rwer,l from the situation in which they had previously , btje.n! discovered. *Whether this: ruoieMent , has, 'taken place.for the purpose of indticintour ships:to re.his! in their vigilance is not ..kno.o. A thte.e.decl 0. which has been-some titne-:buildipg arAntwerp. iS now, completed, speedily be lapriched.' Sir EiAlmost.l:{oou goes.otit in the. S'aTiftsare, .74, Copt. West.ty (and not in the Owen Glendower). inl a Where he is to,',sUcceed the late Adana' , . ,T he Gatelie of last night contains two Addresses to MI ROyak, Highness tins PLINOt 1031:1sItT 'one . from, the •Gentlenieti, Clergy, sod. Ffeeliolderii'of 4110 'County of ; and The other from'aie Geo.; tidolo; Clergy, and Fro:4l4;ler, 61' the COunty ,Of Gilktray, expres.iing hign sense. of'his. Royal Higlines,'s noble and dignified adiriiiii‘tratiOn during 1110 lamented Lk; MA.MSTY-particularly 64 the re-appointment of bis Royal the Duke of Yoiu all Cornaliinfl:q in Chief. A`decree the.Cottes Las Mien ad:Opted, after tong and secret 4 , liseusailore,., oil the tot It: pf tipoli an otfer.of mediation of the British-Govern `taint with the American i'rainceg. It izoripsts of nine articles.. ,l'he'oediatiou r it is Said, is aceeOted, •oncondit , ion thatau seknowledgment-of the Sove: r ? i g t "Y 'the Cortes.be tint basis of the. treaty., and that the•bArlii4ll Governint-nt should; •ett this tatluar+ of the tiegodhition,:susteud all iittereourse with this refractory Provinces, and assist in redtteing their subject ion'. • - A Gentletnin, lately arrived. from Bouroeaux, States, that on a reeetit eentsils of the inlnibiiants of that City, it WIIS found ttreontain only 72,000 souls; Ofas 'forineriy esiiinated at "0,060. tig 11 no itoop4 had lately p lo4e l l Bourdeauk lorSpain, yet Once the Obt mencetnent of the Spanish war, the inhabitantOiall Stlffer‘rd Moo' grievousli from the number of troop ou their march to the Pyrenees, that WO been . teted on them. OLYbioUCEI: A tio.."'t g 111 e-Wett V th e tifiTbili td bh hocked{ his Majes t i a ship Sax fedi , 4 gum:. Yarmouth; itrrivid the Nark, Ta'ada, and Ott, Aga 1 -1 Oen, L.Avit, from t linctioi .Livel.i,. fulmis, otestkend, mo o, abi fr°l o rinkton; Ciiiim AN, fiatit Portsmouth, . • .0'd'il;(1 Ate 4Se;nirandi frigate oft thi coas' France,; and melligeni vin.hrig with a cocas ' ' the bpwiis, atuor , g which ore ilia foll litcHit? o wing, 0 the A Meriea il ship i v ary ; Nit, l'riloi , m son, Poona, & writ , Etitu,WaDiNditilld° bellt, PH fill'Si for London , in Tile Diana frigate h as detained 5140116;1V, ''titiii!day the American brig kr,trius,,l;DECAO %11' ---„,,,?1,4-.: - . ) A'Apter, from Baltimore, with. 31, paisellem ;tiisilourdeaux, . , ..... ..., ...--•:..' '' '-. ArriVed the Rosa iendii•-fia.re Giee--0, 01 ' TO from Milford ; and the brig illattltew and is GRAY s ' from Quebec (one of the lineliiiio;:; lest from Milford, with.a cargo of titubeod roi thisfOrt.' JHS DovEn, AUG. 90.--I,3st evening, 2 CS4 e j j 0 * --a n d 10 1C4 ^firiPg ' , WO . t ‘bellf(l- tram . - Fol. loteuer-sitpp, alarm gun! ,tor an etieiny's yokel; - , 1 o'clock a F ro p c h privateer w as observed 010 light : collier brig, w hich, to avoid being tAetilir fPi''oPr harbour, and ' when, within 4 sheet t lance of it, the privateer bting elosa io ha ' 11 0 tempted-to board, the brip.itilvhich aill°,,i4t°,lo, t li rce men fell overheard, one et Oat% bl"" it , laity in, sFrimming,:reached thesliore, os a , vill , j 0 I'o9li:ital), secured, , The same privstSer. 0 Is ' h Parsll' I)iiYe. VlCC'ee'ded in capturing .two of I.r.- ty `iliktitealti •in the, Roads the Niagi friS lo ' . Adelaide carti:l, „Ir . QM if I ....'i; . ' oye e);yer, and Cracker gue.brip . . DA'IriaiOUTII, Au°. ---!..19.--Arrived yeitdj''',:4l' L AO Messengers with cr t.l .. $l.O the Mate'' taps t, te, b ME° Pi?"' Jorati; - of Swath . Shiel ds, li.Shields, and . the Por i - .- ' i)h..41-71_, , ri t7 , 4 :0 siirn.we're' and.1011"110 th.e.alforeir French privateer, of 14 goof .. A (vial /"' men; . Tl•ey, • were pit on board the 0 ,4001 . c pnWit ioti that IWO Frenchmen shold hd ec` . far them. . ' ' Morlaix, wi th to Asirf ... , . _ _ ''• ,'t P . - ---- A • (I his Me oaismouTn, AuG. 20.---_ O re 0 1 'Ship Venerable from off Brest ;. DairlirtiCti, 101 Guernsey; and !balite from g cruite: P,,,i, to tetra Froch gallior, sad brought tior loto )1 head. , . ft O P' Sailed the aripelles for the Do wns ay. A schooner on a cruite. DIAL, /Ivo.; 0, ........... a 011'1- a small convoy, front Portsmouth, vil)ich'' for the bilrii'gverliioodrnirr.A;rfrriovne:StllGtirraingw::: II '.1:1‘:' ,. 4 ,; and brought info the Duoi s. tot ou . pr o, castle, was captured p o t viol o rl Poet tl, '', )l or, . I'4l COO .IPI:Aiv'aeol'failne:rAely::::;1,1:8:Gikl,.,:liaPi!)::—.161k)::::::::'J:e)::::c11,°:1,4:,,li",°::: „::::if ...--, . ~,, 4 id i 0 1. I ID,. It, . ' • 'ritiliatti under cativo), for Potts:OWN ''''• orttigaL • , re * 1 p .icalalf) Ceiwe4 I,PIP.Pfis. 'rho. hionitenr chAiml vi„{ti PnL apes to tlle lOt h were le; iiii , !Owing, nrlditional 016,-,i3i intcnigo ice . „.,,,,,to armies in. S p.ti n, fait i v s e to the operoio.L.St : eliWilirisitig Mina, whom) Guiiiilas 10$ , hill ir i„ri?sficli3Oe, in ,N.iv4rre :-,- r. 1., : . enemy , Verde al' . ie _wreck of We army. of ,CAmpo , iioill4, A C111:wle. . • , •c , elhey the bands 0 Nal art e. tienersi ', r ok ti (Hy of) :,..• . .' : 7rofnieu of their movements, statioaLA 0;01, on e khe flanks pu, t he Fihro : they have •Poito lAliie. hundretiti of thew perions rif°4 rs44l , • ' . 441'0 fit /6.tlet)flicrafs, .. Oo tiiii 0,1 July, 001" oitV , , 1 loos 10 Hutldised Mina, betweto Mtellll-311" -1,,,„,v1r$ c'y Caimiero, mid, forced him to f tigl) l 'A! „, „I .0 „ ; ,{ ' A ..11C. 01)01), Settatisii, which was att4c,!`i,,,`o'o,ls lied &Intl tintnight ; several of the ul 1 , 0 e l kiliu, sotue ittkeo(,.. with siAIY 11`)!e:;,, 5i4;1e4 day GOeral Pannetter at tacked a cf.': loic whele,'i deilVo9' red fCijuir Mina) be purr! u Ibri 401,10E4 frontliniDulitai io tuottolaill, . 1 0* ....„,"'i ofird ris these two atrairs more than 10(3,;,:', 'pao„nroe, vt-ounded. petterll Buie i°i.lle„ 0 wog, Crqt, 111 P eVettiOg, with his coloton gql).,r, of 0,3 ...' l , O rat fteille also arrived Wall g 4)0 law._ ~..,, otti;„ 3:be pursuit -acquired froll vigour ;. 1" c"o'boty c 13 :,,, hours 'march tit the iiioOnt.iirisi. 1 111 ' p i 101, l u ; l 7; i i i i r tl y n I ' ll v the wt Ylotrielsei,131.":11);(01:1:r°21:,:rl'it'll:1:at:1:71:41.$1.:',r:111 v!lJry, pushed for w.it d up01)1111_7_,. killd, iftl)`l4o 411,talion y6•AS Oestroyed ; 3i ,L)._rrn'l96, cootiot y r • prisoners ) thew pikes fwo bstil!'„, ,'tile rof,o . 0 ,ste4.lty out- trOopi, diEperlieo 1" ~. roMsl3lo , eiiregl r, iiioe" -.-i,:'.Acce'entis were yeiterrisy rec „ d : our L. ,i , o f the hon e ! ult. Fro,,a I ilert. it-OPPe° ' , to t,Otr's A , 0 IP Sty Chore!), blockd t o i)°r:: ; 0 opt the,itt°ol;s comMerce of export. or iTrolig,o.oo► not iii010:1000, crt4. duty impOse,Ll .OY. 6- t:iti Oily, The ,`.l,,,tiort 01 very produdit c to I..i'reticit %P oo the! r sex tc o afoirot,l:ri:ieil ir n ,e, l ied v ~ : ( b i alii i lo o d o bitfi etrGoiel,gtretiitueri.Bo.o .1 0: 4ti . I,e;:,iftlitocetio. tict io i 20 t ..010:3.br ity:en:e;rvii: M ,i 1 tig a tire toi id tO P i ave tlif '0400,1, or a L: f;eo t!: 'sithiti.(;l, i and eilber oil s !I).'-elo.ricl) ho i w ise be e: ''llib Health of th e ' i(°°P .:.; cA„sooeil °love the ttit,ved from the t`olit), 91) _,.iftench _ it., ora JboVe it.. It is added, 110,t0:"u.boaci 111 Iv Coed 'to lay M.ltaga in AP ) . aSsii9SitilitiOrlS Catania. • ... i ::., .. ~• , A