The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-30 00:00:00

1MP.,E,111,41,. PARLI4MENI. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28• The CHANCELLOR . of the EXCHEGLUKK made a few observations with respeit to the dropped Or.. errs o f yesterday. _lt would,• therefore i be irregular for the. Hattie to enter ution thou whiclt were likely to givii rise 16 a discussi , o. Under these circum stames, hr should propose, ,1 that all Bills which had tot a third reading, should, be post poord till fO-ttiOrraw. Auer a tew observAionS from Mr. BANKS, and thet SritAKEK, the tart_,er consideration of the Report of the Highway Bill, the bind leading of the Cha. ritabls , Donation Bill, and several other Bills, were Posinoned till to•tnotrow. Ilepoit pf the Irish Hard Labour Bill was brought tip and agreed to. The Verdigrease Duties, the Prize. Goods, the New Forest, ttie Post Horse Duty, and • the Hat Du y Repeal, Bills were .read a %econd time. and'or dered to be committed to-morrow. • ill • C)tt the motion of Mr, liosg,it, was resolved, that the liousit should to.morrow resolve itscif inio a Committee ot , he whole Hoist, 10 tak e 11110 cm , s i. detation the'3B.h ot the King, as tar as the same tesi;et;ted the graptiog of fishing bourttics. ivijimmed. - . wiLLIS'B ROOMS. —ll ileum ill a toimcr List of Subctip. Oulu Fur Willl ut Loudon, 5.-A. read tool. For aiXeirt, tout sot. ,v+;11 I,Si • •Aastonto—L Gucrnscy, i Jersey. Duz—i. Dublin, t IVa• tertigd. ,PRIC r 01 , 4 - roCKS TI4III LAY w r TWILVit, O'CLOCK. C91160S 64;1 , Omni= . ii Pr. E S 6u6►M QUIS. AUDItAT 0 IV 1) 0 Al, TFIVItsDA.Y, WAY 30, 1811. ‘ery much that we ate unable to cam:- municate to our Readers any further intelligrnce from Putt ugal. 11 , intottrs are in circulation reipeet ing,the r.,6ing 01 the si,;.ge of Baoajoz, but as there lots been tio arrival front Lisbon, they must be en tirely_ fou.ded upon coojeaure. It appears ihat the velhel which art ivt.ti on Tuesday at Bytnouth came from Oporto, and not from Lashon, as we tupposed. . . , French Papers to the 23d init. reached town last tiiOtt, hitt thty bring no news, except that BOONA PAWN?. h.ts set ntf Clpon a jott:ney to ..the coast, pc etLapa;iied by MARIA LoUtsA. It is stated, but not iu posti4e t4-rins, that he intended, in the first in.- ittauce , to go to enerintrgb. It is generally ru moured on the C01,441,1%1, that Wit interview is to tike place at' ErfUrtit between IIUONAi.,4aTE, th e E..nptror.. ALEXANIAR and FRANOS, and the 'King Of PRUSSIA. It is very natural,to suppose that Buy., totrAsTe should desire such an interview, - ate his getters which his arnis have ej e ierict d in the Peninsula, most tuake hint at this moment particu., larly anxious to avoid a topture.with Russia. If AtiSltti A had accomplished the object for which be wai entrusted with the command of such an bu r:tease foree,-„and..bad achic.ve..l--the-aonquest of Portogal, in>3tol4l of tiLttin driven out of it, BUON/qARTZ wotltltl not lave thought of adjusting his n 1411C1.7,5 the Emperor At.rocANDaa at a conference. In the letter horn BeRTIS to Sout."l, which. was found upon 133t0n JIIUNR, BiliTlll n sayii, that no reintorcetnent can be sent to Spain until the negotiations which were then pending with Russia shimld have been brought to a,conclu. , ion; but he adds, that there is every of an atuie.fale atijustment. After the events that we have seen, we cannot pretend to say that the Emperor A.Lux...Nnatt in3y not be induced by the in,htiohs'Professions and holio*itrotn;Bes of Rua N APA.IITIi. 10 peTkeVe te r , in a system so injurious to the titre interesiii of his empire ; if he; should con. sent to an interview, we think little doubt can, be 038tertAilied as to its rOfitlit, The Emperor of Rut 114 has it now . In his power to .11ilru off hi s d, p ,, n _ deuce upon . PLIObIA NA RTC, and to as.ert his own ttl pity : a lji!Ort titiie us ill ',thew us whether he 6 dotposed to avail himself of so favourable an op , portunity. It was universally admitted that the celebration of r s .i r . p l y 's Mirth-tLy Fathtt.l with ate much enthti si.tsru ou di:stin t ,;uistse 4 l ttie first le, tit t i utt t,e Baum occ,e,ion, whet) situ illustrious sut, j•.tt of it was alive, lii the vigoor of hig pov.ers anc, the zcittiilt .of his rtputution, and when, of courat Nan); .r night be supposed to at trout intereso ; motives, as such a 111311 rwvrr could be expected I( re alatii out at a , tfice. but as all such motiv. s hay lopg' been at SI) rni, nothing last a Very:ration I, the ulediory of that Illustrious Stalestzfan, and a c;•1 viction 0 the services .whieli he had: rend`„i e d c-oitttry, COU!d be suplivied to animate the indeed, he aaid, that ihe services of that s virtuutb, disioterrved politiciAn wt.; covfitied or 19 this period ; 14 .(k144,11 the ;inns(); tyt anq ti +ve 111 prawn', 'obtaiiie, 1,4,c0 . ab1e aseeculsof,7 overtburoije, that tyrann) -Imi-vo,r-vre,hrw.r..,ar-ervir-za4,51167 , 1 , 610'aivriniTirl w riffit " kind have been taught b - y the counsels of Mr. "Ptrr to guard against .the (Linger of.wild speculations in politital science, aril they see, by the secure and happy situation of the British: Empire, the :pradical iffe6t of those counsels, amidst 'the wreck of so many Continental Governments, and the precarious cOndition.of those which still can, that nothing but ,the primciples which be ineulcatch: can reconcile and unite the freedom of a People with the security of a State. While we advert to a cciebrinion ire Which not only the people 'of this country, but of the whole civilized world are iuteerested, we cannot eon. dude without testifying theli;gb gratification which we felt in observing such a union of order with con viviality as charaMerised the. Meeting, nor should' we pass over the zeshossiduity,and solicitude of the Stewards, which exceedsd any thing that we ever witnessed on a similar occasion, mixt, as t h e former Meetings were 'marked by a laudable desire of pro-. meting the pleasure of the company. Yesterday morning turning .out %et) , boisterous et Windsor, with winds and rain, his MAJ) , I,TY and Princesse4 AtiaustA acid horni.i dtd 'not l'ake their morning's" airing on - Ityrseback, atither . would, the w,atimr permit his 'MAJESTY to walk on the •Terjace. Her MAJESTY lied :a Connell yesterday, at Wind sor, which was attended by the Duke of illoNTaiisr, the Archbishops of and YORK ; Lords AYLENFORD, WIknjELSLA, ELDON, anti AloaToni Sir W. GRANT, &c. MOiliberS arrived about twelve o'chick at the Qiieen's Lodge, where they vxamined the DoCtors. " After the Council was over, they cmarto the Cruecn's Lodge to diunci: Letters troll Paris stare, that King J,,,,eph's count , of his Bight to that capital from Madrid, viz. " to pay his devous to hiy newborn nephew, young Nap," has been rem' by ail ranks, vi the Parisians with tt marked deriNioo, must mortifying 'to the Imperial ysiarper himse2t 'the Giand Review before the PitINC REGHNT, intended, to have taken pike OP the .sth of Julie, is put of till tie 7th, so as not to interfere with the grand melon-intent to be given by his Royal High ness in honour of the King's 1311,11-day.. t,:ight troops of the 3d (or Kind's own Dragoons) are to enibaik tor PorrUgai immediately alter the Itevi‘w : 'hey will receive a 4upply of bows Irotri the _11.4 . 0; _ The lath Light Dragoons rep!ace the. t sth Light Dragoons on King's duty at(er tie itvv.ew, The gib Light Dragoons arc to embark fur Portugil forthwith. , Yesterday being the Anniversary of the Restora tion of Charles IL the morning . was ushered in with the ringing of bells, and at one o'clock the 1 1 4 and Tower gunS were fired, Many people, nut aware of the cause, concluded that ihe,,e demon-, str4lions of joy were in honor of a new victory. The following are extraus from hut private letters bro., ;ht by the Mitsirgham:— Puelites . de tiolior, Monday MominK, May 13. " l'u-in..rrow, our diyistoo . (t lug 3d) marches for the Alenteju—l sivilpose for Bad jut. I trust, be fore we arrive; theta, the garrison will have follen. It is too trill., that the greater prOportiOli of the gar= risot) of . Alturida" lye e+aen,ited the place, with their Goyeittor, after deem) ing all the outer.'.works, arra mildog the guos. We hrive front . 3 to 400 supers and, killed, You tnly tivend upon the fact, 'as Colonel King dined yesterday with Lord Wel• liugton, whore he gained the information. I un .deistand his Lordship is very much displeased at keir escaping, atter thti trouble of investing the plat::: so long, upwards of a month." EXTRACT OF MOTHER LETTER,' DATED FUENTES ' DE HONOR; MAY 12. " I will give you au idea ot What passed at this place on the Thitd, fourth, and fifth insladr. On the mothing.of the third instant, the.business with Our light troops and those of the enemy, corn silenced in the town, which was taken and retaken snore than' Since. It remained in our hands. (in tlie4th, little or nothing was done; but on the .sth, the attacls, was very severe ; on the tight, their:ca valry Clnged, but,avere'reptilsed with Their superiority in numbers was great, and the 'ground was very good for that species of imps to act upon, yet our cavidry evidently she Wed the lin perlority of British order and discipline , and eventu ally turned the day in our favour. Lwisti we had at the time . .three more regiments of cavalry, which. wou ld etlednally hive decided the business - , al though as it Was, they had quite sufficient; fdr on the Mb and 'llth not a Frenchman was to be seen, although from every thing we could colleet. front deserters, It was their intention to attack us on the morning of the Bth. Upon a moderatecalenlation Our loss in kilted and wounded is from 12 to 140 0 ; that of the enemy more than dotible the nurnbar.-- , - The cannonading,,w idol) lasiedaill - four it) the after noon, was very severe on both sides, and must have done a deal of execution, particularly in the French lines, as they were in close coltunn.' . . , EXTRACT OF A LETTRII PROM LISBON, MAY Ig. "The packet is just sailing, and I have only tune in mention the toilowing particulars respotilig the battle of the I It was a most tremendous bat . iv. Al.httera, where it was fought, is four leagues tom 11)idrij , 2. The tidal Bros of the •is near bat of the Fiend% 1 , 2,000. The Buffs and a corps that formed the van, bore the brunt )t - the day. • They ,were cut to pieces. Major King . o )d two or three Subalterns ale . all that escaped of Buff, ! ! the lath, Lord - Wellingion sent Lir are sth and 7th divisions to reinforce Berestbrd. l'oey are expeacd to join in C,inipti Mayor on lie gad . . His Lordship is also on his way to the " Of the Officers among the killed and wounded, utentier J ed in my .letter of yesterday, General Cole, broilicr of the Earl of Eankkillen, and General ,ewart, the brother of the Earl of Gallo ay, are .itghtly wounded. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir .Win. vl)es died of in) wotads. Colonel i i, d d, Was the son of tiw Airairal of that ..;q101.11.1 COMM?, wlfu lost a leg, beluogs to a.Por. ,tiguthd Argiruerit." • • - J "PLYMOUTtii MAy 28.-4 aloop of war is arrived here, said to be the Hound, from Oporto;, but we have not been able to learn whether she has' brought any news. Arrived the Eleanor and Grace, Bnowrc; from Wales. Came down the harbour and anchored in, the Sorind, his Majesty's siring Pheasant aild Aosta: PORTSMOUTH, MAY Q9.---At rived his M +jes►y's ship Vulture, trom Guernsey, and the 1)!Ilfules sloop of war, with Admiral MARTI)! on board, front the Mediterranean, and is put undee qu4r4iline also the littwke; (tom a cruize. Put back the Royal George to Shithead. TORBAY, MAY 8 .—Arrived the Theban frigate, with the outward botind East Indian-ten. FRENCH PAPERS. MA 22,.—We hear that the Ertiperor aet oil this. morning from Ila , nbottillet C! et boorg with die . Einpiess. Their Mujesties Weft! to sleep at Caen; The inhabitanti tiattcr themselves with the I.al ., pinr-iii / of hiving them st,ty two days, arid tins I,ope ha.; elvited tin liveliest transports:- 111 s 'Minister of , .tire Inferior precedes ti,eir ni jesties , _ :I'lle depot of Eneish priloners establi . shed at Va le' ciettnet .has teen quit( d to, that of Verdun. We learn from the latter plaqe, that Erglish horse 7 ratio 4 has re-commepeed in the plait', of Bras, and that it draws great, t rowdA, and vves rise to much betting. Gold in bars, 'lo'sf. t c.c. the otince.'...about, 75.,8d.. . ' Yesterdiy an Especial Court of Alderthen was held at Guildhall, to congider the propriety of allow ing an assembly of• persons• from all parts of the kingdom, to be holden in the Guildhall, for the pur ' po,e of discussing political measures, the proposed assemMy not formihr, any part of the legally consti, tined au•horities of the City, when flie following loya',. patriotic, and praiseworthy Resolutions were ''agreed to . . • SMITH, MAYOR. An Especial Court ot' Lurd Mayor and Aldermen,. hOlden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of :the City otOdon, on Wednesday, the agth day of. May, tBti, and in the sist year ot the Reign ot George the "Enird,'ot the.t.lnited King dant of Great Britain and I return!, K &c. Resolved Unanimously, That the general wel fare of the United Kingdom is essentially implicatr ed in the peace and good order el its.metropolis. Resolved, That the Magistrates or the City of London, both eolleEtively and individually, are deep ly responsible to their Sovereign, to the Laws, and to their Fellow Citizens, for the diie and elfeeliial preservation of, that peace and good. order, at all times, and upon all occasions. Resolved, That no popular Meetings have hi therto been zalled together in the Guildhall of the City ()I. London, or any other persons than the Citi zens of London, under the authority, in the pre settee, and with the superintendence of 'their own . Chartered Mae,ist rates. ResolvS(l, That the Magistrates of London Con tem;late as dangerooo to the- t(unqu;lity of this great City, a i.roposed assemblage of persons frotn alt parts of the Kingdoiri having no tie 91 'muoicipal cOnnec flair with its Citizens, ,coogregating themselves in immense numbers in the heart of the City, nod , having pussssion of its Guildhall, `fur the discussion :o1 political measures. Resolved,' That their apprehensions for the viola -lion of the pt'ace of . this City reeekve . still stronger !confirmation from the stitrli,us selection of Whit iMoorlay for this unprecedenieti l uhlic meeting, a ;day when the streets'are sect ssirily thronged with :Ili classes of its inhatn:ants, na• orally, drawn to avy scene of novelty,, and hut too Forte to join in dis turbance: itesoltea, That any probability'oftumn't is'more particularly to be guarded 1?-igainsi, when the Lord, Mayor and a poritott'of tlie`otha Magistrates of this City are engaged, with the Judges of the realm, in the 501...mr, administration of the Criminal Justice of the Country,. under the Coannisson of Oyer and Terminer, and Gaol Delivery. Resolved, That we, the Magistrates of London, di) tkerefore most solemnly; protest ,against any such assembly being permitted- to meet in the Guildhall of this City,' as a measure subletting the, public peace of this great City' t o Very imminent hazard, and derogatory to its high chztratier tind that of its Magistrates; and we do , hereby solemnly call on the Lord Nlaypr, to use, his utmost endeavours to prevent any such proposed assembly in the Guild hall, and' do hereby solemnly :pledge ourselves to afloid hlrn our most steatly 'aukco i rdial'cd-opeitatiou at every effort for that purpose. Resolved, That th e tbregaing Resolutions be ftir.; lyaranscribed, and signed by like ',l,triWn Clerk, and that the Right .Hoitouratale the' Lord Mayor be re quested to lay the same-before the next Court of Common Council.. , • Resolveitunattimousli, That the Thanks of this, Court be given to the Right' Honourable the Lord Mayor, tor the . icadineSs with which he has called thii Especial Court, and the politeness and imparti ality tie hay shewil upon this oeca,inn. Yesterday a ballot W 35 held at Lloyd's for the choice of twenty-one' Gentlemen, as a committee for cothideling and recommending such regula tion* as may tend to theluture good management of the - concerns of the House," when the following Gentlemen were choien , los. Marryatt t v. 59- 224 loahto Itteve; EMI, 223 11. Shaw, L. 223 George Brown, Esq. 219 i 1. 11. Noble v Esq. 216 ritornas Rowcrut;s Esq , 2 . 1 s jornes Inhes, Ustl•_ 209 him 1 V. S.-114tay, tag. 24 Wintain /Poch, li bci. , ao6 i fames swanzy, Esq. ,P 4 1 H. Ciagett, I.,sq. . 232 Royce Cornbe, Esq: 195 Wuctikunt Parish, Esq. 1 95 Burnitnch Esq. 1 79 Thomas Newnhsm, Esq. 170 A, Anderson, Esq. r 59 H. Hunt, , 3 157 V. F. itivaz, Esq. 255 lames Ityrn, Esq. 15! kroes.M.Calitun Esq. , I4a , W4l.ltain Palmer, Esq. 145 Mi.,S HOLMAN', a very interesting Aefress, and AC` couiplished y9u,ng 145.1 y, actiormnies hex father to, Atnerica. • • tion a retieduoter wi.icli:haebiaetltt:lrio4afft°:rarel;'76.".: :,p, : egaityLlate:riCiTio:lifj-diMtiv.t,a:vnitl;yat3a*—nd sixty oldie (lilt rv6iao" andlit:co i,goltiohbettlitc,,:rohiA)orood3icl thioteifi:t)linegri:oia,l.o:s6,ciilliellill°6l::::lll:iC?4‘dil:ell':lceCllll'4)'l4v;it:4l:'bv.t ttallgo'.; were t .. erribly en' up by our troot.s, Alojlery co', tinued to be for Warded noinElva, 030°,1 sent to ot - ,r cdrop. socrted an aspeet welt e aleula ed•to strike die elite • with act' (, :. It is thought ihat 13a•tijos clout toli ~ AIAY i 4.—ls v le•ters (rem FiVili ) dalCd dr lit,•,, we kat fl that the head -quarters of..:#11300 tirr;v: tbnl wen:. in Talavera dela genii, iv litre were hs' those of General Castanos. Oa infitotry lo ti 1 '; rived at Merida, aatt had pushed lv:loc,:tiloitti, L'erena, where nu Fiend) were, to• tad. lls''');: rib r ii i i :t .ta , ri g i Y iei ) itr ' i tli ll :o : t i :i le t : * . e' s : l l, ° ll l 4 r 3a,:balct,kiPs'elti:4lat.ei,e)ll3:.iictie,),lni'soi.eiidiiiicblt, 14:1811)Linit: ditotlirniille];i•°!l:liitotgioglelfp'r:tiulf:rbiLet!ce,:e'rlj,ii!'lo:l'll'ilic,,,,,llliti they eticountered a iiiosl VOIOfrOUS te.(CollC''...,ni f• aur iii the icorniii2, of the I itt•, e fac 017 ' 4 the tire frtitti Fort ChrISIOVaO WO Slit:0(0J. NIAY i5,----13v accounts- revived 11 0 : 11 ` ! " 4 ' ; ' ''!ll, learn toat the enemy it"it)lll:eafritsi4e'lvi'ely9 3,:l'it'i'reStlr';''''''l'''';ll'a. gbzirlartiesdl,,,ec.ve:ttlie seat , : 10 o.li'cli l" O rr ': ' ll, ~ 1 1 hat has beet a i fined. Th e taking Id Places and points of importance, ►viz. 00 1 tiie.'"'4,,i, had dr..lWl) torcca (10 1 11 lhelll 10 (000 1110 1 1 11 0 i rit lions from which the); lotcad i° li t ' ike ‘, ii i 'e e r tfo r strennous efforts. The static y' tor, et ikopinfoo ii•slavidutli,c,i,esill•(l,ytinp;m:ici, otebo.,sidaai•le: fore every where weakened, it order to t i e b ii 0 the operating arrnies, it is re a le egfe''it'l , ~ ,,k Guerillas wi,l obtain still ger adoa J. 0.00 at, the same time .oar vieioriqu,'Jrn)is du' ,J. 111,1 CliaillylaLttahr:Qsurcc:ecs:ssiL).Ps').wsii.cticll°) c1;11.1:51ell' :::: I'l' ' I " 1' !° li4l enemy. °rt. pears E l i it ayt : lll l t 6 e t t . iii — i et ißli tall 1 ..toh the tt.Batciarcdeo cj u oo n t s t i s ci ie f t rn rni t i l a, i tt, i eb l eil: laid, d S " ll , a i : , 1 0, ' , i ; tpj:ii.;: it, that the Governor has proposed- torus o...coital, 1 ion, wltle It are under discussion. , Tile le i l i ev ii ,si ELas, dated the 13 h, howerer, vil'il'l).'dotioti • that Badajos must Soon surrender, woke ao 'il si A yt (reels tio‘reLrcciaipoigtotloatitone. iilest, Rccoorio, yit:i, (),, oi I- ' di . •• \V. is , . Jos was in the greatest extremity, _ _ „ o ld. a tire was commenced upon the place 1r0,"1,104'0,,it, teries, one of which was coustructed by i' t ' re p r,o, within little, mole than a pistol-shet At i• 6 do' c anal and directly under its tire. Oa all o y, i;ie b ikc i l r lai 4 py ‘t t ,, e bd ir g (i l syt t p e a la t 4 v t e e ti w s i i i to ) :4 o t u f : r e rali g l p e u , l it i rt g ici' , a ,, tr , li e lleli ( es : o o ::: ' ll, lll : Cu , d ,, li a l l : ardour. ' A W e llite' MAY 18.-10 the dis at 'll of Loru • Ip.1: . P 4 (- ' t tits published,yesterda, .in the G.izette, k" - .1e •,,,)tt,11'' live toi the ba tt les :of toe 3il ;tti3 5111, el;y: it i state what w a s 'ties itiuril 109 i ot tb d ,, _ ve r ato l int t i 0 1 13 1 1,.. c e..brilit i s ii ,1 4 1 i re a, beeto:: , o t t l 'l : e ci r i I t s a i t t i i e t :ifs: , i t ::1 c o l y:l r i i l l ' ,. sl l :' , . 5 : 011 ,:r il . t r . i i . , maintained it, abki by its rest.iiip, % ii_i,‘']' . : 4 s ,)il ifl abdiidomilent o f Alf-twill, true it 4 01.)..0 106? ~ ..,I:ctreilt 101 may from ore illat ant)) Nyliic,hiALl, ihiloolit i :,; :t rr!idl.ved to put to ilie tow. lioto 7' (. ., toi o f I , l'"ViOg. his wise and. i,avartable 45 1 . ' i1f for t ilt: l _l Promising victories or,til lie 1 4 . 1 s I°4, oictits''' tie I oft' land oeVefaxaligaa ing them 0 ('rte aO l 111 , to 030:,311:, tor , i:1: 1 ,0 ~, olio I :bas: n LI • confined 0)1i0 s bevies , 11 raising 11) 054 . 401. 1 ; gsiv.:l:l4cri ptilliumegi d sor t : .1: 1 e ieati and. deu i 6,,,e,11 ,1,10:1:781r),3; ~,141.,liiiiedi Iticvneleels3,l7o3dtutioitir ca l c io : di l l t ' I , 1 0) : : ,i g rwi r it O etelo t ,rii 1 I is ~,. , i ; Jd 1 0 Ili ' p iliii COLO d ~ ,,, , ICO eneral oil he . age.' Hit 81°0' wi .-„iestrect' to asi:odlitin•liialcb)yyhibcaoilitlip:liaunteludt ilttilagomrt)elniceso,g/noivgiericiil:,:b;oielitcllll:::tift;•::::,dlo: O f tile po se tO which lie oeloago n atio t o l 0 1,„ • , •5 are .04:1 ' s and our poye0.0):1 ~ b d 6 00 . erilicei p wheat we owe Country, fteli6l""s Ilt t i (P e 'dependence. - ~, i inii:tiGrtuatElcii6ASi.:•-i 'Ll:lobe. per Oolienztivelictioll.,!,!:l:islido:::::o:iie,..:liiiide4,il; lOrnishing the Spaniards WO et:, ibe ir eao l : r t i o will •serve as on excellent P Q • illt iatis. ' ll ' 4 fe) Co lie and increoing Old diftiCllliles Ilof sopporl I,l°OOA latUre OPeraiio:l6 Of tile Cala.:)l/4 food iii 111 , ; 1, .10 0 is il jiiil ,of state of the l'lr ti -I , c : ou 0trU5.44,; ! tk er v''' of San Fernando, viz. gold, ~.r s , .and i .. Olt' bars, or worked,, 600 arrob,9; r oo t :, i e dit- I° o ' l 6'4 l Inables•belonging to ehu'rehes cooloorig 0,1 .300 goi;tttlantte,c aus, loon; 3 Pridalith ~ goo i u % ' 0 1 . 1 pili rs omfoduniull:lrso,i.2.sll,oorofieofhi 110)ieOcie.s:011.1iiiialcoriyo,001 I ; Viii:pioi:jl ' tiOttort,!;e, _ E .1 bi5,3111,:,,tie •of 811004, - bO,O OO ; cloaks, 3.566 ; a Supply of rice a w. o ,l,t,tti ; E X. T A A fqI C ILTI T I ae17101;i were' prii9ort_,...s. , , i -------------''''—• t irl l ) 6CL - Tc,lo "1J49 i 1,100;4. nobern'':,, - Car' ~.I,o:''. cke. , " The litaisingllao P' ' , 0,0, " 1 ,,, u;- - ''' , just arrived in seven,daY6 i t ' ll . ',wit: lir' ' f oc i 7eLliltiltriii)a:dcer:l:l wl':'lt. '' ~f 0 ~ itor) l ' iffile ',, an account of a Nog 441 "0 u 0 ,1, f a, I o is, •1" , ",,j loughoo the Ifith lost • iit,A..000,,,1 i, i, „ 1ii1 ,,1 i. , id Baciajos, in whicii the t',,,,,i`0 0,0 10; 1 ., t o , .', Nardi Beresford wounded. The iooi on ale' pa rt i iiJ 1 t ) , • i,,,oleose, t o Sotilt t haves' bee,l - ' • ' l i c l a , mils n'efic il( 111e0. ~ 1091 9.' of tii ,,, 0 0.; it r ine --„, ' hey 4 eur minty, " Soul' attacke d , , t occa I pa', 1 ,jards ht.' ' Lori ,ti.l('' morning. The' SPli.., advoiced 4. ; :,-, - ,,, tlit r tv, off 40tio of tie Fretico coialt "i'cititot •,1,,., 400 0 :,,, them 511 `te•flie Boa,— :I wooded) 01', 4 ' o r„ ) , ial'o, leavinz a il his. killed ?off 0 o h po.lloloro obarfutiiiitltienreAyvvi;iciebddu.. a t rams yh:ltt.tw'ts nePxr,a. ‘1,,,1,:0b:,,,43,,,,,,,,,,t.,;1,,,,,,: iGin)eg:itc:ekk)‘riwilli'llorslertHl!o°:ruk.fr''-'-gi6rll,letiao:ll.n:l; aa:(11111.1i16i1:11,i_rrerisoclip..':1:110:;:iont:14,15:17)::::11:'0:'ff:4;o1:,'']:ii''c'1.1,1 wonoded; Colonel Cni ',flora ,Wel,rilo,,r' in tter 'Otticers killed.- Id ~o 0:, °iv , •-ii,,a,e , peeted Walt I vioop . (1/ : e j t e l i : l L bad PO 1$ AlAriitaillroifutd, PJ i