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ti'3solted by the difFEITOrt at Li 4 troop 3 with tile' ol ivain4 of them he has _retired to Moutseri at, *hither he is ciosely pursued. Literal translation of a report of the siege of Tar. ragtime which Ckti. Contreras, Es-Govertior of that place, - addressed to the Council of Regency . " On the 2tith inst. at day-break, the enemy opened his fire to,hatter in hieaeh the ctiria,m of the. front of St. John, _ at the angle which it forms with the left tlatili'd 'the bastion of . Sr.. Paul. Uur•a`rtil ery our infantry 'behaved heroically' ; they se veral times succeeded in silencing their fire,. and re . tarding an operation which threatened us with an . Insult. " The situation OlTarragona became at this mo menomost critical ; for, froinahe'wantorshipping, of time awl opportunity, I f o und it impossible for me to sate iny . gartisoe by sea, as little could .I do ao bilantlebecause the enemy sotrounded me with all his army, and awaited my sallying 'out to drive' rile beck. " To speak' of Caphtilation was' unworthy of the heroic defence which . the place had made. The l‘dat'quis of Campnverde fold promt,eer to present himself with an army for my relict ; the ttglish . had arrived two dabs before with angither of troops . for isiy support; but they did not reselve upon dittetniharking Whin they saw the daeger in which-the- place wa• of being invesied ; aid in spite of the aid of our troops, and the presence of our - allies, I' saw myself •reduced to my own . soldiers. " ‘‘ In thii state of thine's, knowing the Oivity of the enemy, who . would ° not lose a moment iti at tacking me before the ill-combined` operation for raking the siege could be carried into effect, an ope ration which tasted a number rif 'days, '1 took that titeasure which was due to Spanish honour, to my character, to my personal reputation, and resolved to die fighting, rattier than think of a surrender. " I saw beloreloind . the two consequences Which try resistance 'would intallibty produce ; either the contusion, the defeat, the 'flight of the enemy, if was victorious'; or,' it I tailed, Mid the enemy pe netrated irto the place, a horrible carnage of my aoldiersand of the " But in foreseeing all this, in determining to re ceive and to repel tf,e French upon the bleach, I again corisalted, whether triy force was capable of that enterptize, one of the most heroic winch the wart resents, and to which few men Snow how to wake tiptheir minds. " lit •reality -I knew that I had still 8000 of the best an:frying warlike troops Spaitt, who had kn. otortalired themselves in the defence of Tarragona, , and to 0, horn only this last effort was wonting for the Completion of•their work. " Resolved, then, to resist the assaults of 'the enemy, ,1 placed, in the face' of the bread), ,two battahotts .01, Provincial grenadiers and the regiment of. Almeria, with orders nut to fire a sinele 'Musket, ea throw:. themselves ,upoti the breach as soon as the. French ShOuld'apeear there, in order to drive 'back their column at the point 05 the bayonet (tor, it -Was thus thaOthis rible 'cipertiti(n was to be ex ertuted).; anti on cooteelling them to retiie, such a tertible cartoge u asilo.be made among them, that they should nut dare to return a ,second time. " I a,toribulesi timon the soliCers wine, brandy, sitil totsacco. I spoke to them myself so as: to inflame -their courage ; and 1 *took all the pteCautions which wcte proper to lie: . taken tinder•seeh circontotances. The' result' did"not a n swer my expectations. Orr c& ed 't French ivirts a artiste* ' wort by: of ad toira; ion'; but they did'ilet , - altogether :follow .which were to attack the assailing colonto in its advance'; atid the- , regiment of Al ritvrta 'soot► yielded the -ground , which tt occupied tor• the purpooeof supporting the greriadiere e and acting a reitiforeenient and a reserve; Ae task t Ono t,t 'the enemy's grenadieri, sup- ported by 5 ~ v 15,000 men,' wirhout leckoning the hulk it the army' 01 ,Suctier,' which surrounded the tit c oon ail S.tles, entered the breach. Our troops.begat, to retire in disorder from' the wall ; and al tootigh ail tt , e nfticers and teysell made every effort, to stop thrtn, and prevail upon them to charge the c;:erny alif!worid defend thetuselyns in the streets, I hi, was impossible ; the soldiers, thinking to find sAlety in :high', threw themselves down on the side iorooods. tic.. sea, leaped, over the walls andpalisades, too l i t.t.,.-ioeted to escape; but, they were taken by toe e1;1'1 1 4"*:troops , IPves l P4 us oh the Marcelo to tilde of the place. , ~.• In proportion ail our troops, gave way; the ene nee occupied the ramparts of the oldoand pew town, and (To t ted the street*, Where all. welt; killed :or. woutoied, without diatinetion of classoageeor This tragedy was only less cruel, becauSe the French thiieers, tullof,gentrosity, saved all they could, and even exposed Aherneelveit to become the viCtims of ' .their own soldiers, who, burning with the thirst of eareage b Ahought only Ofslaughtering. o f ti this moniente runnieg myself tee the gate of Zia situ, to-co-Ilea there, it possible, some sot ,)tder. to charge tho enemy,. to save them night, or Jo : attempt 10 :break through, woieote.l ttt ties belly by the stroke of a bays); 0 , 0-„ ;e viioilevby an enemy's_ detachment. "j tae 11',/.43 S.itr.ii spiced. that .1 wet, killed ; and the r. Felt oivekler increased to such a degtee, that %oilier* might be seen throwing away their 4r , nS, thlng : to ',ft lltt . arid it is tailing into the Ot their .4itertLes who made. them all pri. autitTs.,, • " Tarragona, in fire, after one of the loose eb pin oa r :lol4es, fluting which I left -nioried none- of tttei rne.4ssureS which ateditiatett by rhe,art, of de , froce„ aid .which. the smallness -oe my force: and tnelti4 perinitted,---.l . 3rragon aioiclst the hope :- ras dr. ! . i ,vn on by- theheroisin • of a g„irri‘oll which shut its ears to:an proposals fora cai:itrihnion, on I fi c 2;itil of .lone, a thy , that, wilt be-memorable i n (iotureaimes for she tragical sod of this ant jot es . , 'l4l e ,t Spalo, vittiett has -been condemned to see 4 1 , 3 (v . 4 410;11)(1 edifices destra) id, riming the siee, mere (4 1, thoesand bombs or, grenades, and •nliewerable tortnlity.• Oct bullets and of a 9 1 ~, •• • 'which wieit, terror she islets of Ma jorca and i‘t,intirea, and the' Coaste of, the Mediterranean, the : 11c spitaig of Iviiiela are filled with, its wounded de.. t".l. , der* w !itch, iii slrert, has . seen at the last rooms.: eirail,eAce r op many V . 4 • 'Ctims slaughtered, (, " 03t 1 PI 41(i . vving day, General. l cunt Sachet t to his head sosed toe to pesouveyed 0n.3 wt:th who had been made prisoners, with. 7800 men; ut whom 400 were OfEcers,.who have been condUCled to k'inoce,.- The General sent for me, and in 4-sre sence of - the principld Officers of his army, openly. told me, that I -tos the cause of all the horrors his had conimitted in Tarragona, because I had defended myself beyo..d the limits prescribed by the laws of war ;'and that these laws awitorised him to punish me even "t_ii3li,death, (Or nothAviogdemand. ed capitnlition as suon as the breach was prac ticable.; that on entering by assault, he Nei a right to .put every thing to-fire and sword ; and that, by con,cuucuce, the besieged ought to have hung out she white flag, as soon as the breach was opened. I:replied, that, it it was true, that the laws of war preserined,.that if the assailant eliter, lie may deliver up a town anti its inhabitants to plunder, dames, and the sword ; and that they in come.: (pence indicate, that the nnaut.nt when the assault is about to take place is the time io capitulate'; these same laws, however, do no. prohibit the pr., rison to defend itself, and end , avour to repel the asslilams ; ; that I had resisted, because 1 Lorca sufficient to repel his, %%Ilicil 1koul(1 doubtless have Cu the case had my dispositions been obeyed in the way that 1 eu dervd them ; that, besides, l ex eCted succors on the day tUlluwing, with from Cattipnverde, and Input !he sea, &c. ; that having resisted until it o breach was practicahlti, I should have pa ,, ed hat a coward, had 1 not (hied to defend it ; And,. in shun, that no taw forbad me to- repel' the assaults. " Ge , oal Sucher, nitiviticed by the powerful reason, which 1 gave liar, tree:, d me at last, a, well as r!o3 ol her Gentmil anti Pri,ate Officers, wiar all the distiottion which we had merited by our relistrinee,' " II e garrison behaved hetoically in the de. fence up lo the mo.uent of the assault it then shewed 7,oole.weakness, the soldier gate way and was itviwidated. The Otticer, , , On the Contrary,. always behaied perfectly wail, and, sabre in hand, made the greatest etibriS to keep the soldiers to their duty, and io collect them in' order: that they plight resist and ottli,k the French, who were iiiirsnmg and euttitig them d 0,4 uin the streets, But their terior increased every momeol, and they frt them selves be sabred even by, u., without even then re solving to teeoltunence the combat. " Every thing has conspired against this poor gar- rison. Campoverde, on leaving it ht..iself, Inked to come speedly to its relief' and deli'4rattee, and never did so, though tie daily renewed his pte prises, as may be seen from a great 'lumber of Jet tern Whicli I have preset ved, and of w liiclt 1 send copies subjoined. The kingdom of Valencia stint to the aid of the place, General Miranda, with hdi vision of the troops or thet kingdom, who landed at Tarragona,'and the following ‘tay re-embal and was to join the ariny.ot Campever ! , e. An English division made its appearance on the 2.6! h. Colonel Skerret, who commonded it, came on slo.re tuconter with me. On the 2.7111 the English engineers came to reconnoitre the limit of attack; and, convinced that ihe place was iocap,b.e of resistance, they re turned to their ships ; so that they all kept tdooi Wool the place; though - they Caine to relieve it. This .abandonment on the part of those who came in order to save it was the worst of ad :it ode such an impre , sion on the spirits of the soldiers, that they bcgatt to foresee ;hat they were; lest ; flirty welt! cast &twit; they only continued their resistance iu conscqueoce' of toy continual exhortations, because saw toy coolness, aud the confidence which 1 ‘, felt, that if they executed my orders the 'French' would never-riled an r entrance. These reasonings were only of Weight tor a few hours; the idea ,of seeing themselves abandoned soon laid hold of their minds, and. tiompletelv subdued them. '" The English Commandant came on the even ing of - the 2Gdi, and asked ter© what 1 wished be should do kvith his troops ; I replied, that It lie would' disembark; and enter the place, he should be received will joy, and treated as he deserved; that he had only to "clioose the point which he wislo to 'defend, ar i d. that I EillUtGa immediatoy consent 'to it,, If the Marquis of ,Carnpoverde had not pro mised to come to our relief, w iihout •1, - peeping his promise; it General hlilanda had not chew's liuu ,selt in the.place with his division, only to appear and disappear, like a flash of lightning it tied Eng lish division had never come to sight ; it the gart.t ,son,rit) short,i.had not been told every day aiid hour of its last extremity, that it was about to De relieved ; convinced, then, that.it had to depend only on its own strength, it would have dune a great deal more ; but this assemblage of circuinstalice3, .so good acid so exCell(...nt in atpearance, but tuost per uicious in reality, because they rested on nu plan, good or bad, discouraged the virrison, and have boett the calm of that fatality, by which it, lost all the merit which it had acquired up to ,the mo ment of assiuh. "?great number of Officers fled from Tarragona to avoid the hardships and the danger, some with out permission, others, soliciting it upon pietrAts that Were far froth` honourable, others feigning •othera, in Short, committing ads ot base ness to conceal their pusillanimity, and that not only merit no distintlion; but ought to be: cashiered, tlierWiSe they will still have.the impudence to ap. it with the decorations, and say .that they were at 'the siege. The gre3ter part of the corps were command ed`by captains, front the want of the'Commatidants who had departed. These Captains ought to be Colonels, and those who have gone oil, and have been amusing themselves at Villanueva and else wheie, should be dismissed V the service ; otherwise justice: will not bo done, and it is necessary that Imi:ice should he done. "As to myself, I have 'never asked any thing acid I wish nnthing else at preseut but to b q eX changel if po , Jsible. Lanxioasly wish to re.enter the tilt ; and in the Wean time I hope .that my whois at Majorca, will receive a part of,. my pay, a thing, however, which .1 should not ask, if trey property were not in the power of the enemy, " Betore the of the place, I wrote and de chired olien'.y, that, upon the system ou which o r e. talons were carried on, or rather, to speak- wore properly, trieclitated, the fortress, the garrison, and the army, would infallibly he lost. The Superior A• m t :i of the priticip tiny can inform you ,pf this, be. GdUli: i Ai way 3 t09k4,;:v0..t0 acquaint them :with what - , - oration ot , . siege might be attempten,,ty . ::,onty.tiperatton which it.was necessary to be employed about and to exe entc.i.hitlsout eelak, and in conceit with tne, hat ever were the numbers and uattne of the enemy's ,forte ,we had to coinbat ;. but is W.A3 all `vain, and every dal , all :this was less thought of at head•quarter3, as will appear from the letter of General Cainpoverde, in which he alders use to send hips S,oun of the best troops of the tart' , who,were to he embarked in the night ot the 27th, under the orders ot Colonel ()Tutill, Who came to me for that purpose at eleven at night. I gave orders that he should embark-=with the regiment of Almeria'; but this arrangement did not take place, and no'onia has seen Oltossan again. From the same letter may be seen-the confusion which reigned at head-quarters, where the Marquis of Canspoverde believed that a division of English had arrived in the place, and the English Commandant, 'assured me that. he had only 1,000 men, who had left Cadiz on the pih hi June. The , Marquis also wished that :he troops which he de manded of me should be embarked the same night, and he could not' hm know that this was it»possible, for I had Fitt other means btlt those which theltog- . list) lent use, and tite latter had then none that were disposable." PARIS, JULY e3.---There was yesterday at Tri-' atwii ut 'he Council of Commerce. Thv Emperor hunted:yesterday in the forest of Main, and afterwards visited the,speci s al miliiaiy iCilO.l of St. . Cyr. Their Majesties arrived this evening At ten o.'clock at the'palace of St. Cloud. LLclsLArtv€ Bony. S/TTING O' THE 231) o JULY, A letter was read from his Excellency the Minion . 'Secretary of Statc, in the following terms:— St.. Clolid, gulp 19, " Mit. PRESIDENT,---I have the honour to an'..;' nounce to you, that Or.nors will repair to the Leg,s , lative Body on Thursday,,the 25th iMtatit, at one o'clock, w wake a cummunication in the name of his Majesty. • COUNT DAAU." Lcusic, Jvr.v 13.--The last letters from Peters burgh, and of some commercial places in Russia, seem to confirm the news, that: the Ukase, which prohibited all importation of foreign mereh4ndixe 'into .RuSsia, will be revoked, or experience great moiliticatlona. Thig neWs is of the highest import ance to Saxony and Prussia. The Ciotti and woollen merchaudize which are made in these kingtlotts, ittAl w Mich reinkn now On hand •in the. rriago'zines, will find tut advaningeoui sale. It is known that the Russian ManntaCtutes are not equal to the consump tion of the i n habitat, ts. . . . . . . V : IgNNA, JULY 13.—We learn from Semlin, that the Grand Vizier will not. at quies6e in 'sonic of the pretensions of :1141'01a, and the t iln@ of .ellbSing them. bc! , llao !hoc to receive the greater part of the reinforcements he had dernanded; he. h4s marched • his army `tow-+r(l4. the Dalinb:!. A soot) as the Ruh4l3U General wits inforinedxif this wote nwnt, whieti.rs• nothing less than paeitie, he = g , ive orders to his regirnenis to quit their present 'PosttiouS. e .expect itnpoitant events, - so much hie 'more let-canse Inc news of the prolongation of the armistice between tholtirks arid Russians is not contirxed, • • • mpw., .11.7tY I6.—The Eleonoip : has . captured a superb Atne . ricatt brig twin Ne 4 York, bound to Plyhiow h aiia. Lopion • with Lew bat I of titOci fiSll,,4l,io c,f 1 . 41"p6111111C, 011,1 gob of pota,b. Altiti V t1)-1 Du,--, 111,41ia, Guermey, Dub. , 1111, Wateitoid. t'. t)i' tl FUCKS TIM DAY Ar TIVLt.VG O'CLOCK. . ' Cullols • • • • 6:i . dis. s ti N. 101.1 M (lUD DlCiitt FA451.i%1 AL/DIA I L 0 N D 0 N, TUESDAY, .TVLY 30 Ar 1611. It Or-Gas/it', jai' 30, 18 IL. fi The KING has passftl ttnatiter good night ; in , Q tber. icspcels his i‘IASE,TY remains ilie same. H. FIAI.FORI). ". W. lIEBERI)EN. t.. WILL.I::`" Every clay almost we receive some account which' strengthens our opinion, that a change has taken place in thp politics of Iliisia,.and,that that change it favourab!e to this country. Wirvtt the Fisgard frigate, which carried out - the Portuguese Atubasia dor, arrived in Russia,. the -WWI received with • , pealed salutes Irons the'shore, and tho•otticers wcre treated whir every Mark of di:46176.110n. But, intel, , ligence of a still more impyrtant nature has. been received, viz, that the Russiall 'Government has deterinined upon neutralising tti'o of the ports of, Russia,' in order to facilitate a communication with this country. We sucpe6led„ from the silence :which BICONA- 1 , PARTS has recently preferred respetting the Eccle siastical Synod Witith lie lately assembled in P iris, that its, pioceedings were not in pertett conformity to his wishes. A Gentleman, who is -just ttrrileti from France ssys, that the Councithas not.only, been broken up, but , that BIIoNAPARTS has atinally seat' eleven of the Bishops, who were the .mOst'refructo ry, or, in other words, the most determined to maintain the rights of the Church, prisoners to the Castle; of Vincennes. We. have often observed that BUONAi'ARTE see,[ p to tike (Wight io making experifuents upon WU= to have formed telerably carted opiiti on spirit of those over *hero he rules, HitGettnG iiew ad of rillpresSion has becti submitted to air without a murmur ; but 41 .dedite W r ods:, tecentiy issued /Iraq, s hould think,this people of France from their toipor I I,e tips p osies . ica of .olOre t livres a year, (abtint #bol.) to marry wit htiot consent. The obje.4.' of this inhuman decree I secure all the women Of fortuoc for Ws officers II soldiers. It is still our rtntv,te'state; t h a t nativ able change 'has taken place in the state a liis, JESTY'S health. During. the .whole vl yestt evening b MAJESTY continued in the tnol,ta4 ing slition. Dispatches we re sentoti to hor tta almost every hour, and a t one time a report wal tulated that his .11LotsTy's iliarss had tarots fatally. This innrning the Gentlemen who intended to for the Lottery.waited open the CtIA NCEL.I,Oa ExdnEatina. There were only two NO tended, vie.. Ileisrs. "titan and Co. and Mcc 11 1oHAnn soN and 'Co. The former bid I 4i. the latter 141. IS. Messrs. Bali an d Co V it fore. Are the porcha iers of the. Lottery, which be drawn on the 16th el Noyonber. in fLoreatltetris,,f.rom the Coast' of France torte th 011'1! Decree, denonncing the penalty of cloth agiiitiO Captain, on IblO:Lrc.l:vota : A h r o A s R e :113iiplataisqjl:iIls oPftl'e%llc;" upon England, or'coirepondence with .12;nlar4P bd - N ned, tilid. • • . A dismrhance in ,D ant zic is mentio i t ' i'l l '' of ' di ' the fello . ‘‘ ing particulars ate, staled letter : . " This ,place (Dantzic) has been. fliro ll great 'confusion by an alarming. riot OW ° (- 7, i among the soldiery a.day or two once, ia *4 l° ` tween 70 and 8t). lives were lost, --' his"b9irtellti.tdraayi ntoAlLEelwelitlipgai;:yngof3lt)lieellillilit'34lin''lll:"Jillil garrison, which consists of f 5,000 I liell i lic' i ring the absence of their Commanders, owl ( ' ‘ 'i men because intoxicated, parncularly the Gera' While they were drinking, ihe Vrencliniroprq.a, as a toast,. ' The Emperor NAPOLEoN, and 51 1 to, hi 9, soldiers.' The Germans %4 e re illo n „. drink . it,•.:on- the condilion that the EAPPL/41".1 Ge,tilliny and itussta Vl' ere IticludA. w"1. a F i r mi ench .retwed. .A disOuta'arW in c oll , 4llle i ll° h 11l Pr' SVL Orlji Were drawn, ,bayenets fixed, -.) l i o r, the slaughter .of the number 1 love 3n took place. , • _.• . • . 0 :-:" in the.mida Of •this scene IV Otu c w :r4 irfil 1 ,;,50 0 but their interiel en ee had Ilille tire.:l o" 7 Ai lej tl ' briated soldiery, and the n or %as hot (iLl' T og several Otiiccrs wete nolo. t; the stitfael..4oo solt: ire, than General itArrii 1125 s en"„burtletli prisini,„:w ho tv 111 be tried oy a .s,l4itSry t-'",,,, 1 tor disobedience, re..t4ellirrn, .and iinoxic,-,1"70101 is probable illat:a te rrible eS34ld Will b" '' tlIcIll." What Iln s .b,eon'cAled a . towers ero-lingi.o,o3 111glie, is ? . 11 seems, a soit of 400101 Lich to arbie forint,' near Oonloge, and Witici,l ' l/ c t i f , ealldt he Column l's:anoleorf. it is ItYj'kr`4l-'lO irdeiii" 1• '.. . 1 4 , .ty Tret...-d ,ird itro ' l , Jti squ,rL. 0 ) st es ~ , ~., 0 1 ( 4 - 01'6 ze -cid' ,4 1 t -,1"----- -:--- f e el ot I , "t T6IL --; , y• ,),,,...0), wrooden _ .m,,,,, . ~.: 'will is a' reincy, niacin!) in . toone. °I Soul i r,ri'.;.,t..'l. '''. i nontitreoi to' -,,,,0. „et ~L 1 1141.)c model 01 Otis r „. 0 i t iiol,to!,l ,itl.tlie naive or' t he At rny' of the.t°.,,''.,jtt , I,;ll . rei ate tilieett f....et itylijOn, 011 it'C'"4lli . . Is a iepreseil6tiOir. elio in 4)l:iii)iel Of :m sor pe i Ai, tiinclic, -rreeioti: wit ii. agairgf aorit.totes.Ao,. . i 6 , .1 . t ' - 1 . TV" gores ,of prodcbr.,, nod ,tteligi , t 1 ,. Co Jr' bronze' are c.:00.1 with pol,yry. - I ' ll ' ~i ; bi . Le . ',llfinottote) by throe e.l4lus 111 bront, -: 10 ` .! ,d seven feet I'D height, stri`iportinti on 111,ir toott Flayed 41101405 i Of NJpolerin„ 7 „i , , t ; r 4pec ti l'ill'', Dull= OF Devossucnt,--A•11,5 -e i ► i 1)0 Nobleman y,...steiday. cited sudde..o„ to ''' s j je Pii•e:Villiy, ill the tl3d year 01 11' 15 'ge`f jipi looiibeen .cons.irdered as one or the.d.tie rlA'sf,; w hitt .11As obegin generplly styled tit.. `,'," 01°iii, p this ,country :, .he was a firm stipeorter 01 ciples very tattled by 111 r. l''‘ , ” . Ihe " yeti lieve, very tardy, if ever,.exprwsed bit 6 _ lll ill P.trliativnt, and was alvt,ays Considered 50,,P,,,n0 fitilict .:1,1 to tho Monarchical form ot our LAT &ion. lie was of -a grilVd turn in rivateti(l;ieitt Pot insonsible of bornottr, nr,d 01' 3 ,erY coat teillPer,- fie WaS fond At the socioy of 01 wi and distingnigted talents' and the cotlsllloo be•ASYelllblett :It his' rnagoiticent test at toolj as vvell at a t Clito4 ick and in 117"'",_crinto been conspieitAts in any itgc for r' l " °lt' firol lion. His Glare W:l3 tWiCe INtliet)eseili GF,OI4GIANA SP icio t , sister to th e P oo 0 SrsNcEu,' by 'whom he bad rio'SLlt%,l mogyi 'yrs, GiiOitCHANA, wart- ? d to ‘ loco' kitirgill il Ha 0) ''' liesEttornt, and Wirt.mg '-'l'-- oinoy boo 1-lATtTING3'3N, Wl,O SOCCekti!S tO thus bor po tind4o,sesiions. Ti)c Lite DOlbe liie , i n ar „ o. i .17413. • 1-Ie %Vag 0;11.0 of VVor.t.sirovceo'idli atlja•grog, 1, , 1 1.()t Devorobite, DaL,urd ;00 ,kinrdwielc, b.night. Lb the Garter,ote c„oott j of .I..),:rhybire, and Lb. D. 1114 ;liv ed 1, 3 4 it) Ibe year .1806, '3nd be tliilCo IV ZABETH l'OiTV.li.' ' , ' Iha r/e enced '" '• r •Tbe-ctorn 'wryest OS COllO- , rive 10 bonrhood of York• A tk-id o,f i r Pi';'„,•ol' Act) sickle, belonging 10. Mt:Joel", ‘.. oh e very' weer.s., neor that city, was cut, last ~ . . sPect of yielding on'atanid3iff eroP. ~,s h ells j The catch of the , ow. toot D-ry this been so iolibeil,se ii 0 tot , bye o d e filowus del'ie,iotoo,t,o, f Id, svcri'il inouards' (0 11 "I IMA ti:4oo bd. t o 9 ' to tlic f3Jrbiciin, illld -01 r) at 1r , t ea ch fio, ~,,,e41,,,,t; nor ito.s. lon cog . at 1111(11P ilOti l'he .oteniive grOpo "ae „ es of t he P bibits at .this time, ii,Vid bran c.".. oaod,- that this celcDreted tree hes et ek 1' POE Ki; " ' R I R r rr.' Of