The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-12 00:00:00

em p l oyllie,tronufa,aurets for .tbe pre4ent s and.. a4ll toitliat glut;, wl.l koown to.exist in the Mat. ket.a44dy. He dwelt for some time on, lite EX petatiOnt held , forth • front , the marketof Soul h. America, ~which he sonsidert.d perfeetly, deluciye . aod .viiionary, especially as , :frotn the : present di vido.oit'afts ot-that emtatry,- I be returns were likely la. be ;till farther. protracted, and the. market IP be - More ilistgrbed anti rtnpeded thaci before.. He can tisited the. louse not to el pett that the money would by - iiinti repid; he doubted...wilt:the''' it wotlid, alfort) a' y: and contended that Abe l'arliamen tiq cohiliiion should. be placed Upon, the satt,e.f°°lf inoilth.tire private one. •, . lir.ll,lk•agitqo;thriaght the d.tifiettir Of. SOSetions 4 astor4syttat they were bound• to do ail they could, ! o "`teittnt e it, •He agreed with li te -I-i on . B ar O net Sit,J., : i N , ..Wporl).-as, to the propriety oliequaltzing ;the conditionol Prirliarneßtary and private creditors, 41, thohgi,„that though the relict might' tiot..preye .10 be sudicalpt, ,it was -hal tight to: quake the ex- Periitetlit. ' ..,- •, . - , ... ~:. .. ' ~• ..'. :,, - i v ir , ' , Wittmac tr4 said -he'would• not say that .he -114 colt iipous asiough, to rosi4t, the i °tr.: at , but tie.7v4s atiXious to be distinctly noderstood present as x lMi tilen.ling to pledg t e himself SO t ar as to prevent ilk fettating, if at a future st age hi s conviaion told. A 't g?Aliat•il viol* be tight. .0f all, those. Who had. lva, hot .on.e had exore,sed.,a slognine.notion .61 the iticce , ,s of '1 iir 141040-ere.:• • Itie.l.tigitt Hon. Gette `+ tietosk ('in.• Chatict;ll w of 't he Exchequer) hal der. Ciotti , itttswerin g a qttesticwi-witich , iie,hici put Aix., ilia ) 11,e nittr..,r day, .4S''.lb:x,;,hetJxer,lat was pre! aiint . . 11 1 10 11 by tinp.ortnittty. tO` , l*Qcede, to , the iMe .alle,.stir ! I 'lii coati:tied .tb . it, - It --'he - might.judge from the sPbtc.o Of the:Hon, Goittletnan to-night-, it. appear-- ell. i1t4,1,e was. no convert; but WilS , persoacir,cl bi importeitil y e .. ti le Hon.,: aoroutt, hajl!..spoken. with, 81. " k eliT,g >' but .t he quest ion - was ttlit • w het•ber tiler ,liticiiri yield to feeling, but ti).:.tber the grant of Six IY.Liii us , was. likelv,to be- of - advantage. to,the ,. . l 'P - tillit't titansitaourer ? part " He charatierise4.theae the m . ' .° l 4l Of most loose and illkii;geAted. , that. , ', trti Was-laid before, the HOLI3e; and selected sorue.i Parts front Mr. Gordon's evidenee,,to prove,aii it - ti t nthstetley in hts,statements. He charged the Com- - :., , Injn de with not tittending.sufficiently to the ,11.*so talions ot, the II potation, and reininkted . the-House' filth he had ori4,inally objeded to the f..rtuation of ' the Coomnittee-, upon the ground. that it: was likPlY to'have too I...rg e a portion of fvelinz. . I:lo:wjahnti.T.' ll ' at the ateliert Upon ;the other .I. , ;:cchotruer, Bills' ha4', Ibein,,tettived- befole..4 his ,Inotioo;w9s tuade,.,and ' sal to the representation' of the .1 - loorisiting• state: nri!RAV i li Me' King'S Si r.. of last Session: . -/. ~_' .114't atititet.Lett of the liikuu 1 4 41111itt batch-that, lieagr,ett in ope, thing with tlit.t.lion. Gentleman.' %Ito bad just sat d own , and that was' , t h e observa-,-. Itioa that the circtunitance of the measure baying ),11 br eug'sit ha0,...1.4te, House should trot: prevent: ,unl, ur 'any one, from toting against it, if upon .a • 14111, ,c1 ►.it!til it il.pNarell MA to he beneficial. Wit b ., , I ,, e 2ilea to' the Honootahle Gentleman's assertion;' `,,Ciie. •Kie 'ctoiticellor of Abe. Exic.hequer) had, ):4ftt'i.o'iltiportellity, imtettd,ol- Wing a Contort . i t ,' l lei. tbeasore, !IC .Woold, own I h4t 'he had twat . :' .41410 •%1114 . yie hype. AO In the year 1703, 'btu' Zt tll46 : l.4 hout;;lit t i al , it a 4i4ded, a . favi.l.lrable,c,itonue ,'Aelii,li-w4iich on i,lit.. 40 br- trier!. • Altlitito' ~ ,4 . '.l4o4...torourable ,cireutnstaitet . in, the oute=r •` :,u,se ' 4 4s,iint : in. t hist ..still..,there were inanY• fa . ' i'4l;lPti)le tt*tanc.,s...intbit'ctute. Which were 'not' tpi!.6 rune.,Ttai.cnaltat.,„Was Not now open :as it ,144'",: i: Ifer , i". 'Sat irk -:1,7 w.f.: there..wa, a gic, , al Nii in . titL: 1 :‘, 11)( e tlitne•per centsi.tell front very near .106 . "11°10 'Wilicit 110.1. uet:d a to:al loss'of eapit.ll : H iii6pl,•' • ' .' P .... 1 ,,.. . could net be ' relievett..by ilit...tneasort,. A 114i.ight.H n•i. Bart...had stiitethvbat would In. his .Opi :it h 1 r i te . it . iipoik,getraral credit.. ,-It. , s,truti.,.that iti the foralr i : itistant4:l46 writ 01-7.6%;. 4'41 votislinhottteci but •it might , be .I:initettliciw :If f il eil leti expedient. I.be etTect it crud, prodoce lite , '"ght,,raust be tom trk;es.the• triettds cif 'Lite' , 1,,i5t4 t`46r, 111 r....tious•of continvforwartti..••onless'..he:cotild . stitllciebt ~,,oi.rit yin • available. ptoperty. 'l2ltero,'• i r e ' v ru linte. in the warehouses doubir.t he quantity Of 41i ,ina that 1.4',4te 1 0‘,1("1,11 1 theal 11l tiM year bet:9, 1'4 )4 *it;ir.4lll'le, wo,ftr. not inertly ,appliw.ble; tothelort;ign 4 ,,,,..., , ,htli io the haute one alsO, iltr, diffetediti:_ 4,7,7" itoto thOse who,tisought by reithoving-the ,i!''trs niConnctl t hey could -a marktt dft.(ife i 1° ‘.. 4, r ) . 01 11.' It . Wall • riot',owittg :10 the Ozclets,..kri ITrlct,tottl t ltat, the Markt:l4' went cipti*vii:, • • hut , i - O h ();tie Let. the Ailiea'sty. ' He .contOidvd, that the 1 11 ,4 ii ' l i n Qottne4, so tar..frorn being: objedioliabie ; ' tin i I "c l ed lilC Purlinie for whicil tiwy , were , in .ll4ett, t ) ,, c i . , . ' stio, riVitt4 1i,4 lyraiit ot the C';i.)ritilWot tO . , 1 ,, ..,.i,A,11 eXtlt;:ntly-Rs set burn all Briteiti e,)tunio4hietlr. t) 7ici, by which ht;, destroyed more of the property ..,'!it' 9Wil Auti.pie6 than, that of , Ilritidi ' , merchants. .2 .e ry had driven niter to sot:Ellin 46 as. tnight afthrd "I,.l!init:oot ridding the world of its oppresbar.': Fie trrttrwillt lite lion. (...hait. (Mr. Curwen) that it i l i c . ai l° Ile Lad been \.Yreng, it-would not be' utidi'g that Litt his emit-le:et i !tut be,would.• beg o.• • li t ,: _,10“.11. LiOntleti,an to keep his mind open' when .4;(), ,si old come to the rph stion end be ettotinutt i-' 1: 7.s 1 1 i ',.. 1 1s' it as a der+ ainty.,-Iltai a the repeat of the Or , . la Qoutteil wai 'all' tt , e' An title- lis wainea• ' I -1 ° 'A t 11 t;iati the iloose. was incltne'd to 6 .a . tee to" the pre= ti:t st a t trie; and declared his detviininntinti to change ) % 3 ''t,itiel, , tt in tlie.progiess'et• the inastlre, hu si . w 'roue!.,! tor go dotog. b it ts _ JOHN N'tiwvottT, Mr, PogsoNny'' and Mr. 'se lit'vt.rally'ex 't • (~:.,.r \v, p amt. . t. 1.,., ttiTisttE.cn said that the Right; Efonourable "I lIIRt i 1) 4( 1 ti . ,„ . . With .... 1,: , laLt 80tIle imprudent insintiat . fons s i tu tur,,,:',;‘,110 Ainilica, wilicli he hoped would not . hunt ta t b ' ler"'en's thirds to the caso.wituti it Was di'd ~wk..e"" them he hoped that'if America gt4, i . 4ll '''f'tlY other demaiii.l4 thc:in thwe :w hich sera • * butct IL 4d " st( mq , Ow Hoght Hon. Gentleman re no obje, t hin to , ,A • ' ' mutton for' pap e l 3. to dct.eLle to kits The Cart, ' Le: v46tiidcttiLott of the EXCitE4AUtit said; that wa r d „, 2'3'" , e tO his motion if he brougla it tor- 6v, ,":, 4 lone Aii hen, consistently with the adiran had ' tle vottotty, the). could be - ranted He neiii,, ; n r 9 `.:ib...3("41" to t'epeat again wl r i!t lie il:oright .o uiid _ tt , I,roper nor iinCandidi 'that . Gentlemen rept,4lol,.l?„,ron aw,,y with the :impression ttiat .the. eqi,...,, , ;',,.:" Urders rn c`ootteil was all that VifiS . Te. :7 , , ;atc4ll,:,,,,‘„"elica• Ile did - not 'go ort to. sa'y tti ffere bt ,„, ,'''s ne hope of acconurtoclating these ti,,,41,:,iyr, lot ite 'bad every re.i.toti tottern 'llil Nit. - Av 1- • i 6 •', 11 11110 1 AD ", • ~,.,....; • , , , i ~..... -„., pr ebai „, . .1,.tt0, tie was relievec, aroin tue - „, : v• pelt tutu the.at.liisti*4'.,:ituc.,ol eat manner of the Right T- on. now therefore he shoold content himself. with.repealing. .his tormer.questions, as to th6objeas in divute I*eun the tWO - Governintnt.§:iz:: The Ciiivis.rotru.on of. the &voliEigueit s.tiCh t. l he had stated,nolhii)g•whichelmt.llo,)4o tot) ori . on th(qn One. way, or 0th0.".. Mr. CAri& - INcisaid a few Words,-birtrin - io.low lane as- nor .to.he audible in the.gailery.. After.' sonar: further.COLIVET,B3IIOI) between Mr..roasoiQ4Y : and Mr. Rosz; the Resolutihn was agree' &to with ont a diviisOn. Laid FOLKSTONE postOOned his Motion to Thu' f, MUTINY BI LI.. . Mr..LUSHIN6TON brought up the Report on this Bill. • Lord Mitzros called the `attention of the House to the clause which provided, That alter a lapse of four (I ys a recruii, having taken inunry should he - : :co . nsidered as inlktedWitliOUt any otherproceSs'. To ,t . li"* he Objected, that• it cast the mfrs proba'ndi in the, recruit instead of in the.sericant. The clause lie would wish to ; propose was,, that it any, person tak :ing money from th'e pasty abSconded, the IVl4istrate shOuld be enabled to issue outliis - warrant to bring him before hint, and !ben he should have th option; ctf inlisting or not. Lord pALyIRs IIS said, that the clause, as it 'stoOd; walnecessary i ui consequence of the many, frarads prailised. , t.ie Report was then brought i lr. WkikattExt! said, that as he had,' not an opportunity of speai:oig in the Committee,. he would -not trouble ; the House upon a ;particular. clause. - „ . • : - Mr. PAIINELL 013jealed to the clause 'by_ which Catholic.soldiets were-obliged to attend ,Divine Ser . Vice in the Church 4.4 . England under certain pe ? ., nalties, and hoped that one alteration would be, which , would lead to a similar al teratio in the H articles •of war. e contplimented the C!,fnm,intfer in Chief of Ireland tot-the steps he had tah<an tii4rl4 the mitigation of the kiwi. T . ,,t,c 1 instanetk, said,'oectirred in the course of the last yearoin. Irelattd, where a. disobedience at this Clallit:1 was punished, anct :in . England be understood' the prithce comnien , ; instanced. the caste of a person who had been . . ecAilined twelve days on account of it, and thouht, the. Legislature of the. country, wa,s , heung to interfere. ; The Hon. Gently rn~iit c ,. ?t - tclu,i6Ll ;wjfb proposing. an Amend Inent, the object of it was, " that no Roman Cat ho fie Soldier s;iould be poniNl4(l if he absented.himseit from places at Divine WorShlp appointed fur .Protes . tan! Soldiefs," „ . Mr. W. POLE ObSetVqL thilt the Hon. Gontle wan hid been as:to the facts of the case with respect to Spende; one hi the soldiers a)- hided to, S•e, z 'tls.4t h uci 1 , -Oeti:Orat.-?'‘,.qi to , attend chtlicih paride. ct.i:#olll N.y.lA to , 0 1 / 4 t, the Ca'honcs to Mass, iind the . ..i)rpiest;lll:s to wan, vas ttboUt .10 . , btit 4'44: by a 8 " - jeant that ho would he gully, o "((is,plipOlt:utzt; N9t , .,yitEsta4'ainir he did quit Fade, afterw:lr4; tried by "a. emir' t !; 3 1, spotutit:e,ai;a!pt„. :hitn s..ycre., Trciy if tr,l' w .de repro-, senfation (tie Ghveinvici t , and Ike .t . nyn l owe d ' 1..)1-1111StIllit'il I . by itkiistj. , ,giloy.. alort!ign regimt : ttit: i ht.; repreiciliations th'e (nab .wa, nardno ! •.(.l and disc a;og q d .Tite c utfi'et- rase v:a...; ttuit t. t ;,1 )outng bt - kiccr„i9st.,r t :' :tut - 11 1 ;c1 ti".(‘)Lii the NVLst h a d 14 , 11( 1' coats 'l))erue,n. for. not 31 uding thic.l'..•lll.lcs:t rc.novtA, . The flotit;oV.i* ,1110 Obj4t ,in,..inaking : toe order. .was,, 'that the ine,n . should See ice, but. on.fy in iregrthince each with his' patticUlai: fpm ) wur. . . . A cotiveir§atiol2.4ps.llQd,,..in J. NeqPort, Vir WV; S - titift,t' Lord ,Palole:rstuti .11utcbinsoN, t r. tAlanners 1. - 1 er bet r, INIr. 'Whitbread, Afr. 2.llr.,Parria.tht:ic it being gow bit). Qpi.oiitton Guntletnen that at'pyesepi,the, Catholic, Sn!divr.wiis pievetild f . r.Om tro. T . vtiip A ina the line, under the 4,1(,:it oflatring, . - obNedtei:!ttend the Prote,stant „., l'ho:.ol4titolembracing t lltt AtimiAittiellt prapctseti. by. PAr..PArtN,J.4, ,7 va§,-.thunftogVt-(1., Pott Abe House i,viatxcl .on 114 citAthstiork, toy, receiyi vi; • Ayes.. -' - - • - 13- • , Nues . .• Aii INfaj: , tity against 4 —.33 SU:TrON Wouhl proposo, on the third read ,an .A.knendrnent,,in t:. t; enti-first ph tell ploy ides, That the (ouyt po'c'erf:cl to inflid. sneli ,puitisimic,l)t may . apptNtr to them eonitnenaora , ,e,.pith the 4Jill:tice, extendiog to loss pf 11 1 1:, tit limb, flogging, &c. I e Amend : which ho' t.i6s,',le4 to ,nropotie wits, 'give ; ,,po option to, the Court ,to order, in lieu of .corporeal pun,i,l o - 11 cw , that of tiitpit ColotiO Wool) thOught power sbould,l l e given to the Court to rO9lCt the pay of the soldker iii citc4. 4 9 of this n,iture. ' Tbu Lill, with the Amendments, . Aqui then Or dr'r4,;:d to be cugrosr.d. • ttie Nlutit;y Bill went throu a • , Leave. was given to bring in a NI for'plroitting a cerlain I)Ortion of die Militia annua4y to enter into. th::! The Dubfin thrtet 401 ,vas brought in, and read a first tl MO. Adjourtli2,.l at I - lalf 7 i , lsl One o'Cl(4. this tudriling PORTUGuEse PitPEAS. 011,1 s LiszoN, .I' 1 B. 28,- 7 0ur _positions .are still the s'ancte. Spani.h.qur p s, late Rotnana'3, under t s he commakid nt Getwpf Carreia, have receised oy t evthypsy at B,l.iajoz. `l2hey wAre. about 7000 s t rong , fu d Geocral 'Madden bad a strocia ecirpk of. l'prtugt.tue ,Lavalry.,, The Spaniardi po•ted thealsi!ivel c 7,3 I&. horth,ol the Gila:it:lila 'hem F , s-it Criiteval, hcli.veen the Abliriiquotla aiid the rind to Csampa ; Boutt was ,bt.,itfgink gid i tioi_on the south-s.(le hA thre-w a );iriyig.t.: 9vcr tiw tiktt le!! pf. BaLijpz,,ilntlsros4 , , , ti the Abirailft, it se.epas, witt4olK 9pp.„)iticm, :144 deitir9yed the Sp:thiabdsjt%..their earni). CartCla Mr.: l, l4 l Z: ll7' ‘'l csaped L o,oe.ral Varit and pnottier Goet'al • phew ttt.,:rolioy, are, taker;,. ()tit, The well.. Some forces ste,..said to ne on their route from Madrid to C4diL. ' . P. Inteiligetice is this io,ivirit received that the etiemy has got pose3sion of lialjoz.' - D,ASPATCIIES FTWM, WIiLLINGTQN., 'The follo , .‘inkis art extract of an official clisoiell his . Excellocy - Marshal 'General Lord lutgton, direaed to his - Excellency Senor Don guel . PereiraTorjaz, dated fic.td,quarirs, Cariaxa, Feb. 23, au. The divisrari• of General Clauciede, belonging - 10 the,gil corps; conrinne‘lii remain in city of Guarda, and has, according to the tat ititelhgence which [ have received from these parts, its advanced -• gua 4 rd in BOritonted • It attenipted on the fg,th inst. to obtainpo§session of Cave ha, but was diiven back with swift, loss.by Colonel Grant, who occupied .the town with a corps of. On..finan4as. from Beira Inclosed I tranitbit -a Copy - of a' Letter on this subject, addressed to toe by Marshal Beresford, as well 'as a eon mOnicliou made•on the occasion by the said Colonel Grant. " hour Excellency will .likewise find .inclosed, Copes of Communications trot . Sit. William Er skine, who commands the left . wing ,of the '[shift confirm , the report' of an. Adjutant oft 'Claussers, viith a detachment of the enemy's ca italry and itifan4y, having been made prison.,. These prisorters wete taken by Ensign Streitubitz, I:clanging to flie , reBitncnt of Hussars; th .worthy, as.. stated by, the afor:saio the attention of your li:Ncellency. to iLle,,cpn ' titteted hlulsell with tI,K-at ,julgunent and y i a.lour,„ "The opetations of die Giterillrs in tfte.interior of the, country continue, and, haVe proved.of died, becautie the bpstilii,y and:cpntiL,te3 of the inhabitants of Sp.iiit continue toongtnent, pm!, be tilde inveterate aioinst the enemy. Don J. Sanches, who I hove . al lv feequtuitly mtnitionsd yciur Excellency, has, re 1 ). 1 . 'taken a targi.t con ray of his suite on its pas ltoi z Ladesma t o Ciudad Itodti'go, vtitich' had l dispatched from Palencia. Atm tier party 'of ~Gue as ha 3 likeJtie etictiy harto..Atlttle bridge of Areibiipo. It,is said General Lahotwaye was killed in the sk mist) 'in that pl Ace. c‘ The enemy has made no ninvornent mice in front.of this ,)Tiny, since:my dispateti.of the I title instailLto your Exi..el;vncy., " A consider ible plantitY of . big ~, , age has been ordered' fromS.int;treni, brit I am inclined tti sup ! o se i t be4stiged to the sick officers and soldiers';re; 1110 V:::: fruit) ticat. ru.wn .to . ll . )e,yettr . ct the army." '' Vea„.lB. " 1 have the Imliour to firkii,:arii to your f.:,..&c.i1- lency t:ic inclosed extract , ot a letter frdin• Cot., Gran}, Cavdla,, t 41.11 instant, oy your jptortn.'d, s bat he, opttrAtioni with trem succe-s, and is 3 Giin*clera'4lit'ovAiti,Nle , t(i ille:t)itrjetts iit t 1:11et4 bilVe Ole.hopotir , t 0 tae, &c. " G. uht.oan. - • . . "'Tel ins Excelkney' Lot,! LEI.T.Rat ritom GitANT. • • o . ttie. goottly whirl nrrised. at trlon tor •13 , ,. townie, ,t 1 rvc l'eitgei'e4 t Oritiilfli3 awn. - All Ow vithii, , ;e§ found ttri.v . piaco beeit.sa,citeci and robbeki- ot , the , satite iitue they ;wilt ,:itlct.it,foy2..d . the tulle bittipp . ,9f Ca thcy toheaq-vorter, here, aria' otila ' SflOrit dvery pet 4titi whb shoulCi fit= , 111 orders' 'ta•bb able .1111s : tree their tt),w 11)1.1AS, tliV t rict, I marebeilf.rorn 1,/titciac . , to the 'tight ot, the 8 h wrtit lour L'oiictred ' Orai • itaiVia; - atine;t a:I 66111 . A1- ittidrittltitutid Gaitt6ll6,'lttatieo; Wit h eittesii-phiinder, end tirriv,k,d Algee thu:tollo.qiNatortting.-- ,00.. ita i r.,ing ivris attacke,.l * at eigtii. o'clock * Ur 1 !AO. ;of t kay, Frotni Be! - I!ityiog vottl.l ov,pepplL! 1 suffered the entthajc . tbluTive w ten alley Wera:Pkut, A9.4lUsi<olo 4nd,otdiged. .] retire ire disorder; hut thelire and wityros: ex .ectita.tor'iliVee'liiiiiril'Y's"bhie of oiir b(st cOmp.l- . ft Oraria rtiZas, Ctitlfied theitt ti grtskies%; lo(011 th eit* ii.kkhks and, react d . gutar . At two o'clo ck irt.444ll4ernohn, they retired 'by Poik6ra fur 114pout,e, Sc.;;veo Of, tho, • encroy: were found dead ;, rhatty " r,thcrrs, tqgt , t4er with xhaie. woitiocti; carried with tli!!in. ‘Ve. four rrieri woLmov.c.; , CliperedrJ fitlarday ., aft(' a Itrig. , f4ier 1 - ::In n he, firs; 4 . 4* tf)Emi l , tuk...11 Uhd 1atec;e6.14.1:1.11.41y ) 4,1,1% leW ft J. G4ANT," .4 T o rEkTamrr F'A 15t5.PATC11. FRom i;k:NFI4,AI, Ltit;')) VON, TO 111, 111GUEj, PLliEtleA. IoNJAZ. . . ' 4 ilcad,(4rtartert, CArtaxn, Pet). 18u: tie oi (. en. api4ertaining .to Alie otb, curls, r4tpailleci city 0 titian! 'on , the I gib,. ttq iita6 ,the last iicconstAt which re ceiteil From ;hitt 'llinoth I loci tolorma.: foil, ,voset:veil 5t vLI iu. . ) , (rine h ts iu the iti,eillor 01 Llic ‘[..0.51i0,ft of the , tt4tny~ • I do itot perLKive tli14:00 trtiet'Ation iu the xt•iiole of his force, ana X am of (.il,inion tit It the tliOvt . nlcilts . obierv,ed • have 'heetY, ',Nith a view to tnockirti I)los;ision t the dittinliy of 01. - naln'ng eirt-,,4y dpy iticre;i*,l.,,;,, 40 tn..[ en the ipli.ibit tots cif Tories fj.oval the only ones who. remained iti iheir hotiseS'avtlie titilc 'of' the invasiOn 01 . th'e liinetuy, r,etiied Iron that part:ol the cothitr,r, , ttlinost din , with hun g er, on this occasion have the satisfaetion to cum eopy of the iticloNett tlis va t c h, wh i ot • received tel to the conaut:f of the F.,nsigit'th. re i. 'rubitt,' belonging to tlie 11,cginient of flui,sars ;(No. I); Who; the night ut tile 9th, ivit,,ii a stn4ll detachment front' tturpitstd a picg oo t. o f tbe tfilettly;.and took a greater nutni3er than , that oi which ht. 3 detachment iAta compor,ed i without the lasi; of evett a single MAO. St. Ipacn tie Rtrbeint feb. to. . 44 It' is with much satishaion that I have the holloar to comulunicate to .you 'the brave corittuct of licisign . Streirubtrz, belonging to die reginient t)f fidyilirsN6;a..ttthu haviog previqualy reroonvitto.l rill svoys, acid bving auOaiclf of 11)0 picqnctg of Maltarreijo west bsvnigtot, iii ctle th,", nisht, Mitt! „ firers and ! s niett, to it piluet of in front bt..Aleatie;la. A:ter 0 ot t , „..; arriied witltoutic'tn t peicViiied._ The , chalioarge4ilihn ; he replied-11J v.• Qtdi,enz,i ; that he :ix! one the roan , !, t ti wa - , site. The ceittinvls were then s, constvieiAly the Waelwas then open for it)? ptcquj, •Having detached some uterron the siirs, and toimed a sat picqu.t, be, with Only ttin , -2 or ten soldier:,r, attacked ihe cavalry p . ..tinet, which eonsisted•ef an officer and 20 Men, who Itatt time to mourn horses. The greater part of them were ~.ut'dok y -n, and several horses were tak,o. Rut at this lA.te he Was informed by the priSone; - : . ,.ftat t ht:te was in the rear a picquet of infantry,to support ll:e..4.nva:rv.—. He then collected all the soldiers, he cool .1, adv4nc, and found the enemy formed in. line. Ho-10.r.,c):e0 s t,Lem ; at the atone nine tie reeei‘edadiseharte f , musketry : eight or ten'were killed, and kto tc%t Made prisoners. • " The third picquet, ConsiSling, ag was chill, lint .sq. infantry,' fled p:ecipitatelx, and E. : S..gn til')lMo.3ll‘ says, fiat the soulid of the drunk :211 , ..i.truttipets, lit Alameda, exceeded 411 power of ex ; lesion. however r;illied, and he had the saiill.iction, to nod that lie had net, lost a single,in.:nt horst : -., nor even one,:wovlnded. ,He took prisoneri ot,o I.:'p : thdt °aka, three dragoons and eler.vn hoislz; of tl.r. )ti4 regitr:ear,, and eight men of the ivdiegiment.or fatitry l have the iinontir to be, " Xitwrsourif i a, 6 - t7rotfattr..G.,:t: 'Sit t. i 1'449.6.114i. THURIWAY, jAII, 31 = 18 i 1. NIPI) RTA The y trati•unttcd tbe f, 1- Copies of Lvlttl's irotu tilwAgcnts 01 . 1.4 Staces in is'fat.co, to Mc, viz. - r*e' • • • copy. of a Letter from lonAtllAu Rois4:ll, Cia( vi the Unnt. Stutc P‘iii to Mr, - Sttretay Statu,Llate,i Dce,' I't, • " SIR '—On the evening of . 90. loht. that. eflY ,, Essex ft igafe bad 3 rri v 1.: 1 iit2lll on 4th been put 111,..!,. ( i !.•;ffet;,4lll:i', days for the want "(..4 • a bill tit k‘ lei , ` tint ! the*ciwisictlgtl - is not tf.). ( o At the l intre tl4tie that 1 re.,..civs.:d, vtr:;s. Infor4it , ..l. twit the brig, Kew toil; packet, was at .pgrieltln, .t.he •Bertio , tfis,pustorni at that loace, ..1.116 tutu o ui occtirc . e.mce:,9ithri t t, t i tt.meventii, forLyed, my.opiniott, ei ori.tis , which i t :Ttired.a romp; dt...isi,th of lhis GoveJ ,itider ittiftri-is , cin c , I tohnvalgirmt,lNT.,td t o Dake Nt,t..2 or wiht:h 111(i.itTc . lostA a eor, .at‘d moniticve wi.;h.tuttatess against tite,ptooerrOlgi of the Dirct iot . of.. tifly-Cost+slo's:itt-13641..attin,,- ; and to leave the GaVertnittttif- byre" them.- howeiver; ht.rtrpertitratled, depetitis etitirely <tn the ',nnttne of 4ispatches nroitght !t a ts b) , the Asscr. Inost to receive tl e i ti the. won urn I f,i'Ve thii r leiler • a cliaoe of •reacbipi'yori by .3 vestet tibout lea•ongt Bordeaux tor New YOri; . ., # • t "./.Since thy lai,t,,itle lliii,,e.itie to wog bare 1 . ),..en annexed to this Empire. . • ~,‘ !‘ 1 IT:nckiv.T o Ow nrrivAl.of Essex, 1111‘. hll,4gtaileL4 Ii) .14k2 1 , 0-o,ii11111) the PrOClAllatioti of the 'Pre,iii,octiod come cu: by her o . i 4 ordur 'night, it holliotte,bt pro:,er, a iitieinpt tpappiii a reps ai 'of Ogler* in Council, while it was y'e't in the 'power : at 11161 Miniitry• to db it with .;() Li havo-th: Wilbur tf, E , s , 4 •OigtT(l) .‘i Hon..Robeef S,xref,iry of Statc, yUniie~lstiAte s .•- • • air.. it'LI'SSECL: TO THL * .I4I3 D is . I „ris, 1);(1,., tu, ; is : Sitt.-t hare till's nirxnerit learnt t Oricarts. Pacitit„ l .lftrety A . ° :1104rtlead,x,, has, her tiargoi. iperty of 9itiZelli of tbs.: Vtk:kte4 rikkg ttie ',oil of :,\,:Av York, hien seii4 by tare 'ot t Cust::u • under t Berlite.Nl ri liq't ii3Vi.l also need informeti,. chat this ,l)rietlor 1;11.: C. tiricen i! 110. L I:!,fik t !ci , ,t,tns 410 y, vicSaijoik 'the I,oletnn assurances given by yopr tGerreral Armstrong On tilt: . t,fl; of 'lCO , t , ,kbi Lst, ' by 'lt I - ' 4 contirtne‘iyour, tr 11;11 on t , 1 . 1 or iefutfer; 'that' decri.'e4 fAibt4:l4 4 fiok - ed, ana tticia4 f Ni.tat - 't w crpeJ9PL49!FO tram th.O.l~Ct .V tii)ut reptrdto phglfted fajili tall i 'l)tinced his sifinE,vitficheolisfitnte.a part of tne Cargo, turd& prptext,titlt they Jr& " .1:11e clear and. oircquivkariil manner ip the rerocaton of the Berlin ,rod :NI lan aurfouticed h S yOnt.Eieetlency tOrtink the tell' went to suppose that-tile yirrleut proceeding.. of,tirri triin will be saptiiotted by ins, :\,l4.rsty the kirope. ror rinl oi 111.11 the L'A , it wi'd i'ti-placing the 'propurty arrc , ,t,:tl ar ;the ti.• .1 ! diAssosttion of the rightful owner, whose coyifilbwA, alOnti' in the gonsl with hic.4 tt hec,Wttes li,t tious. to per; 01 - in - their dopgernen”, hat; l.fro!4&l, him to the place where he is t treated. " I atu persuaded that yotir. I , teellerhy wt 1 or . f, on this occasion, attempt to remind we or 111,2 cc, &dhs krk tkhich the 'rer ., t;.crfion's'iir wore prvtlicate(i.J These , ' conditioie; we, t: in the , tOrtfatiY ant , all 4 pertornfance of hillier 14 St1;li• cretit to render ;"illsolute and perletu tl that rel ft is of lid importance that the liritl tj - tiers- hay,e'not t,yitf,.,drawtr, it 't'it States.;'..in due time, ,pefiti: n the . rcondrtio“ which depends illone thcm Arid what is this VTlfy, to execute on r.et of against the ..Onich to- hc•thz, s . ilurret thep,evions revocatiOn of th0,...0 verT ;14feei. r `f tr ilci t; l a e i t ) t p e r. l :ar d s f t , i b l u are E bt e e ( n .4 ' i w en r c it Y ;;.rn '°l l;i:Tit. s f l. ::ll-7 1. .. 11 14 0 . u :-' th:3 retitliitiou at the law, arid itliarite,tlf ituentlon to - comply with it, in erdl thiit it ,m,igift - lye -Cc'dtlpeletit tat tilt" PfefiitlCi;l Itm UnilittiStnie4 to c%eiCiSz! the contingent -p"owel• t ;w i, ILA! been giveu • " IL ct !)bt be pre'iew,kd, thw the flecreci 4;3'8! bcon I;qat tae ditatt cif Lit P