The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-11 00:00:00

t 5 ,41 , 71te r A 1 1 1 if 1 ki ii ,1 , k y 5 tJ ~; ." r i f. 0 k~ ~c ~ ~ . !Ili' . I, , • ! ,.if ly..f. l i ~.-,.. 1 1 1 i'4% . i, v. 441 . t 1 I ift .~~ i ' time, t();:,1111 but the precise teller of which we were on. abit , 10 hear. Spit it Su:pension Dill, the Lottery Bill, and the Nor .'ay 'honer &11, went through Commun. tees, the Reports of winch were ordered to be re ceived io•morriiW. The Lord Lientenant's Allowance Bill, the Ex- Regkation Bill, the Porter Colouring Bill, and the Irish Quit-rent Bill, were read a third time and The CustoMq Seizure Bill was read a. second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. • SHOREHAM ROA o REPEAL BILL. Sir E. KNATCHBULL MiVtrei the third reading of the Shorelvim Acpeal Bid. • Sir W. Srittmn betged to say a few word; on matters of tad merely. , The grossest charges which could be made against a Gentleman, had 'been at tempted to . he . favened on him because he asserted that certain cottages were his. At: the time . he ttade the assertion, be betievtd: those cottages to be his; rintt cat _them was his unaisputql. property, and he did bebop:. that he should ttave rec,fived convvyaoces 0! all of (Hem, with intire satisfaction to the part.es. concerned, but tor the intermeddlnig of a peroin whose own evidence would afford the best comorrnt un Ins entrilutt: IL had been said.the Conannitee were imposed upon, by the assertion that the cot tages were hig, and that otherwise the Bill would:. not • gassed, The Committee were not im posed upon... in the schedule to the Bill, the tiarnc:s: rat Ashihrou, , Giant ant bl.trtin, were put down . itoprietnrtt of. the cottages.. This was demons: a tion that the legal right was sheen to b. hang to them, and that his circlaration imotted no mote than th,tt fees had the equitable right to ti,L tn. A conk ersation bad been reported by a Mr, Selby, in which Mr. Selby stated, 'Wit ho (Sir W. denitd that he had' ever asserted the' , cottitgea were his. Fie assured the Clouse, upon his honour, qlat this man Leas under a n.i:,tok, Soch a deithl had net been met tiooed by ii !r, 1',101,1, .Jr.'l EveteNl, tVitll Whom , the t envers.tiidit tu,k !flair., and it would he a sot I.;ul"ithiPg itHvej it Mi. should have foisot.- ten Silt 1,1•.1 had The tact wait not tio. Ile had all'alotil r ; ya d thai 't. cott4g. '% were What he dotied tvas, that he had Mr, cs.cliailite* land for hind kt 11'.1 Mrs. Beards.tortb. pron. - rise he t 0.1 11ever maile, Theio ChTionstattees in the i ; yw tt 1 ICI9 sbrWita (h it t 1 1 0'.11ill C4uid tun have pfupoied, OM h.. (Sir \V: b.j cookl not havt. to, exoiiy , e. litto these, he lor • w , , cw 10 ihoe, tO bear los r , • tuttiniony iv the troth. lle promised to Nit. Vol. hill to el it :ll,4ti 6 e land for hind" tilt the l)c'itu and Chapter of Westiiiii , stt,r, of lA;ltOnt hr: war the Les . tree; and that 11r4,i1)iSti W,.14 fulfilled by a ti,iuse itt the 13,11. lint he tlid !thrift h s oono , .sr duct he, that big nr , ,et I,ti.;inisett to exctiitir,;(t land for }awl u f t ;II Ll 6 .t•iirtll. The Commit lee oil • the 4:3.0 t,t 1,..z yv,r, s thie f.;7111 . -t Vent uhry I )tt l'olloti ,;,tits up Itly ipplidsi,loll; bot the (;..I,hout , e,c 'A'll.,uro.nt tto flit: 'I t ui £.l ;cat, to go ilit , su-,;11 the pill ()I 'hit proce••!di,iigs. the twuti,iy-eigth"ol Fi.hroaiy , WtiS. the' Sir W. S.) We: t 14.1 If ' 'was ',wt.:UW.lOl ki,A,cto it l'Ars, try leintig,ficr, that tic Coll tit n:id nev r lo,tl 11 , 1 so., II hit,rintit 11111 Mr. PUilllll bait '' f ;lvt.'ll 0 1 .4)0.11 , 0:1; but ire hettr s hid to I,,LA .that OK; B.", 'll the Committee: .klr.Thonoo' itiqw(hett thsti , ; bath to tilii, r so, an l his shot:mem, cfreo type, thou,;ll 1 2 0 i strictf; ;KA:orate. Bill J 1,1,1 004401_ the Committee at • overy, +0..1 purpose ; ho; that on the. Ist of Match, tvilen Polhill again' made , . an,lthe Chairman rt.fused 10 hear . blur. Not Mrs. Bi . ..ardsvforth 514.8 A p 7 .tii;on to this . 1 - 3ntise of Eiji ; 'S 111 , .: Bill, Of which it was eeitletice . thLtt sit • .ippotti'd . Nlr. A ni • • m:11 e e pronitte" on 'hit (Sir . W. S.),p3rt totxeli.low .land for hind PA 1 1t1 ~ ;v t; t ilt Ttie,e wt?r i e tht.' citailtrricincei uu • Whitt; tie had hoell Drooglit ' hi fute the I . lonse by . • utiptei;eileutect itcd in a most extra thatine.t. 11:11'it% ' lits lesiitnony lu the hilt his 'r..ise,v.ith the, tioutie;''sistisitd the (iiicuy,iwoot that relieve huitt ' rotnil.ti eire6t3 Ot the talc. aiperniiovi, 'svinch for past, hail he, l l) tttt ty nticl svalulunaly itgaittst t i, chat a;:ter.. • . Ni r ; A tiA the -ch treitter and condti4 at Sir IV. And oppop.J. , d the . lickr •-,. • • • f • • supported th 3 Bill, cOntenditig, it; it tod the road bort . ) tirtre would have gehetal and ,colienrre;it t....L.3 l .iitionY iu hivtior its utility. Colonel DucturriTiti - thottgh he allowed that the bad, been ittiptial'itt . in apjAying for the. original Bill without pi , ....tiut,Lity consul/it% the Otl - tvr (.3 . Th .„, , itletneo of the comity, yet defended his gcfneral rotiddb 'and cntnnteniedh 't vitlr great seeitti, 'O O t wilielt•101(1- been exhibited: in thn Coutatittee 00 glut He'rnoveu,.as,an aniend , utt.nt, "riot the' iiill'be . rtatl - ft`third nine-on thiit day thioe tptiothii. t - " - 5 • ; sir C. Bututet,t. Sts' w4s the th,itt the of;itressed, aild: therefore ht shraihit tote in fit otir of ib Mr, V:,,*e:;t`l•Yr.+.K tit 94a4rist the Itepeal' Bill. Sir hita .;:iptiiktir had nr , ,P.lt;',“ to; svard'no algal:tits:lt to prove It ought not '•; • , PRELE boiodthe Houlte woul.d ,throw out tltikest•nt Bill, ,u.(l staf.l the Ingt in 'nrade !tome, few remarkti on the conduct of Sir Wetter Stirling, anti himoily ct.,lett!rt,(l to ti►e notton'tot , readit4 the Eill a tl►ird MARRYOTT WEIS of opinion. the projected Road v.fouid be of public utility, and therefore bop ponied the Ainendmont; Mr: C. ADAMS explained. Sir L. KNATCHgULL, spoke in favour of the third rending of the Bill. , MI. SWAN defended Sir W. Stirling. He con. tended that he bad in every instance been ready to make the most liberal compensation. The oppost -I.oti was stirred up by persons Who had no concern whatever with the proposei new 'road, for tl.t pur pose of preventing the Aci bring enforced by Iris Hun. Frie,nd. Jlntler,Jliese circumstance, it was flis intent* to vote forljie Amendment.. tirI.!KNATtIO3Uy. Cuirrs the The House hrhAltvitletl--= • " For the Amendment . 1 Agaiii4t it • 29 Majcuity "' -.1 The Bill was: then read a third time, and pai..ed. Sir F. Bottot;TT postpened 01-10 . of tti6 Diy for re,orning she adjourned Debate, 1;n the Proceedings of certain Cont . 's-Martial ill' to-tnur row. Mr. It. WART) presented: a Petiticin, which was understood to be trJm Mr, AtilliSoll against the slim r.it 3601. being doOt.it:ted for dies from the sum grant ed for his invention. After a fe.v words from Mr. W. Soren, the Pe• tition .vas ordered to lie on the l'able. itePorti of the Militi rlcl, awl Laval Ar senals Bill were brought up and agreed to, and the Bilk ordered to be eogrossti and read a third time to-morrow. 11r. W. SMITH ,4aitl, he had withdraWn'on a for mer day, a motion for rvi•ciot!ing a Ilesohnion I. run Address to the Prince Iteg-m, playing for certain papers respecting the Ist,lnd inilad, print ate undilistitoding 11'141 the A•i,iress bad been carried tin to mite Prince ,he HuW understood the Address not been presented j and therefore gave notice that he would to-mot row renew Mr. LUSHINGTON b thigh tin Bill for regulating the mid, betwetn the ports Capel'inistene, and British North America. It was read a firht, and ordered to be read a second time to-now row. _ • The Report of the Counties of Cities -Trials 13111, was brought up and agreed to, and the PI 01th:red fOr a (bird n g to tuoi row. The Porter Co.uuring Bill was read a third time and MI. lota moved the Order of the bay'for the • Howe to resolve. itself into a Committee on the Surge Coach bitt. M-. 131. , ,ttNAtio Objected to She principle Of the • ; he'thoughtit Irish Toll.; were necessary, they ought. to be 1.»;io-ed oporr the country at large, and not upon the raids mentioiett in this Bill exclusive ly ; arid he conciLid,...cl %vith sluing, that he thought, the 11t4 fit •Ron. G-ntleitunt was eodeavouliog to •htnry this Bill totough the House with too touch rap•duy. N'lr.•PoLts said, he should be sorry to incur the iMPLIk4I.IOII of hurrying this or any Bill through the. House : be had, at the suggesttoo of the Hon. Gen ilemaii,ag,eed to out it ott . I root Friday till Mondayi • and he had alba coneuned in the proposal for print., lug h ; therefore, the charge of hurrying the Bill a ould nut apply to hit». • He had, upon a former occasion, static to the House distinctly the pri,,eiple 'upon which this Bill was founded. The facet that s here c4isted now by law in behind a vested in Inclividdals to tkuand, upon the roads mensiOned in the Bill, live shillings for every horse to a stage-coach earryntg mute than a certain tonber oh passeugt•rs; . The incooteniettee resulting flooi this light %vas so great, that it was thought cessary• Id enter into a tiegociat ion with the perions in 'Whom thetight was s coed, and it was now po bp, ised to 'impose a toni•amormting to I-15th part o$ the sum they were mOw emitted to receive. .The reason why they were lavished with. so small a compensation was, that. if dui had exercised their right luridly, it-would have amounted to In-0101)4nm of stage coaches upon that road. All the parties concerned, were satished with the ,arras,gennist which ha 1 beeii propoSed,..and therefore he hoped.,the 11,n. Gentle 7 tono %I/mild not p_rsist in his opposition. • The Bill then went through a CoMmittee, and. th Report was ordered to be received thiS day. The Cbrnish . MUers Bill went through a COin— inittee, the iteport which was ordered to be re. 'cerved tornorrot,v. -• Mr. WriAtITON' brought in the Vote of Credit Hills, which were read a first and ordered to be read a• - second time to•inoqow.. The Report of the' Charitable Donations Bill N os taken into consideration, and the, Bill ordered to be • read-a third time to-morrow. The other Orders of the Day „Were , disposed of, and the House Adjourned. Frum the LUND° N GAZETTE, Tune 8, 1 1 . Cpannissions aigne4 by the Lout Lieutenant of tha County ot' • • I'6 be iliconty Lieutensia; • Frederick Ti • •dies Esq John Clieesciiwilt Severn, h,sq. Commissioneig»ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ot Li uc+,ln. Stamford Regimcnt of Lincolnshire Local Mania. To be Captain--S ephen Eaton, Esq. • To be LiCUieliallt , --RObert NeWCOIIIO, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of • Norlolk. 3d Weste r n Regiment of Norfolk Local. Militia. To be ivlajor 77 - —• raves, Esq. Vice Tyssen k , resigned. To be Lieutenant—Hugh Rump,, Gent. vice Harvey, re. signed.. To tic Ensign— Joseph Everard, Cent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ut Ayr. d Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia. To be Lieuteii.c.its-,Elisign lames §iiiith, vice Reid, re. signed. ttnsiAil Goorge Stevenson, vice Wyllie, It:sighed. To be hloingonierie, Gent. vice Smith, paylii Campbell,. ("enc. vice Stevenson, pro. Ineten. Uavltt VWC Rodger, deceased. Hugh Brown, Gent., , vb,t; Matthew brown, resigned. kites eiictitun, Gent. vii,e Blair, resigned. Conialissions in the NlarAste Volunteer Artillery, signed by tne Lord Wardell of the Cinque POit4. To be Captam—Licutenatt Joseph Holt:tins, vice Cobb, re. . . • To he First Lieutenant—Samuel Poynter, Cent, be SeetAtd W Qent . Cominitsionh signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Soutit.cast Regiment of Hants Locill Militia. To be hlijor —Captain joint Spicer, vice Cameron resigned. To be Cdpuin— Ctialles Kingsley, Esq. vice ylinte, re. stgoett. To tae Lieutenants—Ensign William Best, vice Catlett, re signed. Ensign john Spelt King, vice Tiller, promoted. Soutiv-vvebt Regtmem. To be *ajar—limy Combo Comptuo i Esq.: vice Atibe, re. Andover and Whetwell Battalion of Volunteer Light lg. Lamy. To bt i.icuterrint—tnsign lultn it2raC, 'vicc3cidden, North II:rot$ Yeomanry Cay.tiry. l'u be Captain —Tru.• iion.lhotmw Qrtle rest,4,,ttl. • A v f, Dublin.. ---1 Cadiz, s Waterford. ~.. QUiti utetits. FALS6M AIiDEAT? LONDON. TUCSDAV, JUNE 11, 1811. Letters from Copenhagen state, that Marshal NRY had arrived in that City, and that he had had at) audience of . the king. It was supposed that the object of his Mission was to' induce his Alajesty to place his troops at the,dtsposal of fiance. When the last accounts, however, came away, the Danish Government had not given a final answer to NET's • roiluest.- It wati.generally belie 0.1 that Nttr would gO to S.ved,ftt, ay' soon as his tnissiOn at Copenha gen was 4.tiislied. We We given an abilract Of the proceedings at the Mewing of the Refurnios, at =Frernasons t Tavern, amt we are convinced thatqw.r Readers will, upon reading the diffesent.speeches that were made, mere with' us p the . otbervatithis we yesterday made ul)on the stibject. A - great regard was proleSscd . tor the Cutrititotton ) but we-are con vinced.that no two meii that were present entertained the same notions about. theCJostttition. Tile tact is, that almost every one at them has some particular plan of alter-. _ mien, or improvement,- or reform, or w hatever he may please to call it, without Which, .in:fris opinion, , i t o e GsnStitut ion will not be pertett ; and . there can be no doubt that if Incite .wild them ists' (to use the mildest latigo4ge) were to succeed in destroying that venerable fabric which now the object of their al tacii, they would never be able to agree upon any system in its room . . in pulling down the edifice, under the old pretence of repairing it, they would ,all co-operate; but in the re.4:dificalion'they Would all. difftr, because each would insist Cipon the actoptiOn. of his own plan. For the work ut destruction no great talents are necessary but to create reqtitres powers and attainments very supei tor indeed to those, of the persons who yesterday assembled at the Free masons' Tavern. ..they, appear. to have all IDC: pie- sumption,•all the rashness, of. the French Reformers 'at I he begititillof tne,Revolution, but they arevastl% behind them in abittties at.d in 1.. tio.B Irdge ; .and if the 01 this cuutitry vvero ()lieu so Illtalaiited as to to th eiu, they in all human probilbi , ljty, be led, like the people of Francs, , thrOugh every species .of misery, to ,a slate of .the rowsi abject stavery. \Ye, were glad to perceive that sCarcely :any of the 'Whig pally who . supported Guru Cißti,Y. In his plan of Parcia:nettiJry Reform, attended this Aileetittg Mr. Bytiu, iitclued, was there, but lie met witka reception which we should would give him o . .distasle to such meetings la future. Alr. BRAND, the avowed advocate tor, Par iitimeotary Reform, did not attend the Meeting; r von sir it'aaNcis BURDETT left them ah early hour. It isi true he aL; he was obliged W . attet;:l his duty•in the House of cothiuians, on account of a motion which he had to bring- forwaid, whiCh atotiuoyhowever, he afterwards put off. The Russian prisoners set ;Sail from Portsmouth oii Swiday , in several vesstils ; they are to be liinded at Revel. l'hishas strengthened the idea of a good tintit!istanding being . oo the point of being re-eata blished. t:.(weett, ars country Russia. Yesterday being Trinity Monday, the Corporatioo of the Trinity-douse held their anniversary meeting, and proceeded in barges to their Hall at Deptford, where the. Ilight . ; l-ioo. Earl "CAMDEN was ottani inouslyre.elected Maiter-lor the ensuing year ; and after attending Divine Service ut the church of St. Nicholas, where an ..excelle'n« sermon ,was preached by the Rev. Rofittar HODGSON, Chaplain' to Earl CANThttl, and Rettor of St. George's, Hahlover , square, they returned to dinner at the City of Lon don Tavero, where were present runny Admirals, and persons of diatinetion. • Letters from Buenos Ayres, of the 27th of March, state, that blood has been spilt in the River Pane,' between the flotilla of Blioi and two armed vessels winch were sailing ,up tie river with ativounition and scores for; the letnnant ut . the army returning from Paraguay . . The two vesseli defended them selves very bravely, but were overpowered and taker,— The greater part of the crew 'were killed in 'the en g'l'geguriceanteLst dread o Tim'pet a onmd ople c ol: 4 B il uenos Ayres . -were in lira attack from the army coming down from Paraguay, under .the.corn triand of Valasco, and the forces under Elio, which lately had increased considerably. From Cameo they write, under the date of March 28, that the Caraccas was in the most unsettled' slate, as the Creoles and People of Colour had dr2-. madded a share in the executive and national repiv sentation, and that it required the greatest address to ward off the bloW. The, accounts from all parts of 'Terra Firma were-of the same description. The, House of Commons are expel ed to adjourn an Saturday, to give t h e Lords time to get through the randaring business of the Sessions, so that Pat lidtbeiit will probably he prorogued by Commission in the cuurae oldie next week,. NAVAb NEWS, Dp Jutatt th 3 ci wai with the witae of the oat viatd..t;ound to rit, mouth. SC*OSOBOE/Gll, Jit 9,—Went ol3 t at lotb cor the dly in fore yesterday the Ariadne and Idar 1111;i. ports, with part of the oth Regiment et they are still i the roads waif iog the atria of Ltito Iron! BRIX H AM QUAY, JUNO 9.--Arriv)!d his Msje ship Partridge from Port,lnonth, ,biiruid f ur I)o,xii, and theSprig/d/ cotter froin a C rll Ze ; thCliii,(l has railed again for I,ondon with a co nvoy, .................................• ...re.. • IfINDSOIL Jusr 1 0 . • ---,N.—. 'V • ' : 1,1 esterday,- at 3 o'clodt, the Doke of VORty this place. In the evening the Otir.Fs and l 't" : ces'"'4 atiidPrineess CirmiLurre.of W. 015, iv.l:t t° Frogrnore to tea, aria retinned at 8' o'clo: . _. This morning, st, 10 o'clock, Princesses Avaltl' and. S i O PH lA, and Princess CH 11111.01" re of \Ott!! 11)(16 in lite Great Park, and retarneclai,l o'cit''': T he R yal Party were aceonipailiet-PY i'l'lClY°"(l NELL, Count.Nl VOTER, Generilii 0100/VILLA PI GREEN, and Colonel 'CAVLOR. d' lt I f) 1:1,e auEEN and PriaCess Et.tiADVI •-e/ oli " Fregtuore Lodge, .and as soo as the Ptiocrb- i'.4' t: rued tram riding, they went to Froginore to ~ Qu : - T 3 ci,c7ol`,c.k., he R o yal l'arty returned to did COI' A stoic $ 5 I ' 4 The KING TOlTlaittli to In the 0 1 . -. in colocriuoo i was yesterday. r: ' Aco st s co t tidtor ltaces commencilig to-inerrow, is titling very ' fast, ...................... -----....., IVE,W YOIS, NI AY 3. ~ ........----....... . :• , v et ,i, ho 71: kept this d..ty's Gszette back to it • i i,,„ l .;:s that • vve might gn/t, our tlunlerOps !...,131:j some news about the .Italecnoil 01)10 I.erii:cl' ,tiit, with la•t evening's sun, find we are sc. uvrdlt.toidi the'reffolt, that we baldly know ho w w Pt' wgetitee tti Convt-y the giad tidingc i : 4 . oi The canVassing , for LieetelisidlOier;bei„At cr.)rnihered. The re..ult is, dial Ct , 1 00.1 ., 0 v (ti e! --Fpll4. .t'.1..1 Federal Candidate, liai g a),$)„1.:1`1„, iii i‘lr-CliCton.iir 14. i, votes, ikl.r. Vo!' 1,:0.i,rp, iled'4•ol, Candidate tor itit4itor, of the Sowlt, % b . In c i' g 0 -has a • majority iri the city' ut . 0 1 11 1 ro'l'it, '1 nut the gill ward, who will rive hill) i''''.),„ ~ , ,i; rt it mol•e.-=-'l'otal '673. 'l-he ss4ealtily !it ''',' . 11 y O l Vi t holly - 6,•oliasSe il . but the td drial ,01.4'' , certainly be at 4asi 700. . 's' ~,,„;rollifell , Oil the 97t1) of March, Chttstophe . the t i l igU i 1y pruciNnu6d Kinl.of ihe Nola), 1'46 4, / I 4 senry the Firs ," , , • r.----------------! torro Lor4l WaLLItioToN performed fhe 041,1,):40)0ti oi, Iron) the Alat..d.l co 13;rdajos on horscbso e MT 'ordinary speed. ; vite ri: ! We have recite' Cotutina Grzeires fil'ilievor the 30th eft. of which the fllowing:og ,; rat contents : • ' •,,,Vf, " EXTRAORDINARY Pinta veC0.0,4;;01"1 iii,l.'.: Besides the regular official ruports.,o:,,a;,, to 1 . )• , eellency Dor) Francisco Nvia. G,4700.ite5i0i..4, Jule .Maria,eo Sanieciides, and. '6l: ptirstelett:;l hoorly,, the C'ot;rier hos brouit,ht to!_. 0, 00 ti ,,o , frao) , Ili i, It.s.tleney , his Aid '..9-tf-ti,4l` I,oc.ii c • Lo 4111) • persons; of cousequerict• in 1..‘, ' • d, t : rico: - of el: 0) municite lite tollooring intsfhge ti lob , ! " VALS'iRDE, l'stnY e .0" tc,„ibilra,.., „,,,. day ot glory. Ol'i tho i')lJills 01 ,Laii) 0„030::ij with :20,000 iiilantry, ,1.,000 cov'"3ll,iSli il, billed 14)(1' ,of artitterV, Ottackt:d,tho coin i ,(00410 40 atid pc), t9gia.,.,4r Ariql ' lieresfolo.)::. liost.der,o baitte, anti alter seven hoots of li, _',,terest,„, .. ,011),,Iled i ' .00 1 fighting the enaily were "-- - !I(e , ~ ' 'lei , . ' . fi..1(1 Of b A - .--$l3llll jug it) our tiosesstor) tilt - , . he it ell e on strewed will) dead bodies, and 10,1,4; file , 0. Wthe'intind more than 00 W4)11'; 00 0 rile 0 loss is enteulatett at uptoilds. L ° 'l:l),,ce Al l ° oil ill' ' Clit:oo:::::vrit:USl:ailltere°, d;ll,:te s e ti tivg : : 3 11 ) . iiiijsV:::)((,glor D i i :v o ' n e' i e ,e l 6:: 10;:''jui1,,t°1:,11,1,t5..,11:_,,11:1,34,410;:.,;,0,,,:::',0.'::,:,' i , ,011 rile o t, , eoy NI 6rid by dt,grees, v. ,4 4 r iot 01 ~,:11 Not II single soldier )U 160 aril yul , ": _1 r . . oof ' the enemy.," . tr 0 1 ,ii 1 right -° ,tir,tt. 44 . 1) . s, All the, ,eivillrY 3114, . 'oh, 0 1 ' # tvlatengeur:erndily' ,1.3:v i'irni)luit'El.:l:lAl loi;I:i 0 i'::the3ll:,:t7lsrsa,lol.,;gri°"iber'ri:; 4/ MAY 20. ---By letters I,,:iii.siri,:ea ";, 0 I that Lor • d ‘Vellingtoi) 14 ! . ,, I# ,, tq COPlilli.ifila.lo VOIRt iittivity.! l'llii is the, w ay ,Ij,:t. , Idle brilliant a6tions we si4 . I t" is : 4,4 folit' row. ' Z3rnora O'll ;Cl " They write froln -i.n ~ j„Ijill ''''. Is r huisites and the 'lmo y 0 , . 1-, ''.• 1 1 tot oy.arr,,,:i. iippdare'd A atilt) . • lava. leagues ( i i i • .00 k l/ fr 'OP' 11)ilLI uivl'. , d e 0 of our cavalry of the , oic , ;id t0'..., •, 1 the heights twtort: Borie se • s.-10,0,i , Alit! r , 1 and seven Men illic)neri. ic , ,r , opt- 0 0 tito r " From S;tlosilitnea 0 0 ' ' , cirryrig ~,,pcd i titi.) ' 0 4q.1i , 1 move 4 :MVO iii' l', otto et'l!co, oh, 00 0 , 1 ,,,0 luallida; itott.iiwi',ll.ol.o,-, .!,,,,,,,d ild'oe b: that no fresh 1;000 11$4 ' , , 1001)10 Ild'A. 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