The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-21 00:00:00

BALAUU.EIt.

TAKING

BARCEIASI A, Not. b.
ORIDIbIENT 01 TOR FIIOVIIIICO OF a►aflttOs&.
my the Commander in Chief of the Army of
transmitted the following despatch by an ex-
tinier
s. Head-quarters, nalanner, Nov. S.
,n la the morning, and tit national troops oe-

r.
on: I had ordered the commencement of the
rations, mad had esuaed • bridge to b thrown
e for the passage of the troops, the enemies of
dine. prepitately, end took refuge In the n.igh-
mThey have abandoned all their artillery,
g
d magszinea. In thei flI htthey threw int*
egater part of the armsr which infamous chiefs
the Wahl of these, maniacs.
Iry Japanning them, bet I fear that the dim-
grovad wittOlefeat the efforts made to overtake
bniwart of the liberticidat kenos exists us
rem
ewernonlcation for your and the provincial
soirdeetion.
ens pea many years.
• Faancrsce Eseoz v Mina.
'untied Chief of the Prostates( Catalonia."
, Bareeloniane, et this sew triumph a the arms
rv, whim awaitiee the satemost whoa Obese do-
es' decide between qaoee.and the 'Siena-
which they are three
as, Nov. JOGS CAMPO."
VAN DI
of a letter from Robert's Towm,,fatid July
most +espies espoosadoMilt equalled
here, and the pied if' hie island
to iserosse. We carry oe a assaidovaltle fief
'se *Os Wales, partierslarli-Seired Pon Del
wren reseals have sailed fee PoOolethoun.lrear•
;dyne that portion of our Island orliesithe3lst
it. Saes Jan. we bare despatch We weasels
b wheat, the growth of this plate, five of
e for Pott Jackson, and use for the Cape of
e. The climate here Is very salubrious aid
re from these Maginot sod pestilent vapor's
'mind in this part of the world; and so venom.•
1.• have yet been fogad of any amseqatetee.
ml affords every facility to the basbaadutaa,
total absence of woods of any Oil ergot
it eery little trouble in preparlagalie lead for
h, and the soil is naturally deb and fertile, or,
ly the rains which in due season sad coa-
-1 well as gradeally, meta the emits without oe•
any dread of isundaden. Within the preseat
nonlation of deem parts brie lunch improved
,billty and the order gibe Colonist Officers
tg the permission to se*il here of any indivi-
tunneler upwards of 3001. bas made it at once
I creditable, awl has tended to improve the
the place, as almost all settlers prefer this to
r part of New South Wales, both on secoant of
p and Its general respectability. Port Dale
becoming a place of considerable isoportaste;
ris it is principally indebted to it' ,
'urds a secure retreat for the shh,
of great service to the lobabitaw
ho are rapidly rising into wealth.
coarse of time, will become a tor
le. We have abundance of Iron
rge quantities of of coal bare fit
nceston, which bid fair to be of
bare forted no difficulty, since (
g any description of Euglisb
have tried, always turned oat
I nstlkatelps we sun lataglas
%to is Idnhnd. Potatoes
d are wawa with the. gumtree res..
to season to carry on a considerable
Cape, as we understand their whey
ntirely for the last three seasons,
ket will be enabled to apply part, at least, ot
it taws has improved most astonishingly in its
rture, and the houses are built as regular as Is
Luisa England, allowing, of &arse, for our
route of the most useful tools requisite to finish
is iinagioed now that the maladroit of this
is about Retro or eightthotsund panels, without
ring those connected with Oovernment. and we
out twelve or thirteen thousand acres of land in
tate of cultivation.
le of the things most in request woof the set-
propet harness, for very few are adepts encusgb
e a set, although they contrive. from skins dried,
Jun a sobs:hut, ; and some of your saddlers. we
might snake a tolerable specalatten, by sending
el nets, Tetchier in return some of the produce
I place, which they might torn to good mammon
in al of the vessel in England."

one occurred is consequence of as isofi;rettitt calamity.
It Me,'" terrible gale of wind last night, from thel
south-west, and we reir numb damage bas been doss
.s the tout. lo our Fiver several rem,' have bees
skiver from their mooring. em of which came Wiggle
*set with the wall a- the leastwise store at the Coolness
Janie, and done somodamege; threeor fair were fescue
'by the gale and the flood down the river. and op.
was driven upon the bank opposite the new wall,
'On Wednesday last. a vessel, snppoeed by some to be a
:collier. and by others, to be the ince Regent of Liver.
1, was seem beating op from tise eastward near Nee
outside this harbour. and it is mpprobesded she
meltdown, as she was not men after. By subsequest
seeountifrome Cove. we learn, there is so doubt of the,
loss of the vessel. She was eomlag froth London bolted'
to Liverpool • ail the Crew are lost, some of their bo-
dies baying been thrown on the beach.—(Cork Crux.)
Ci.orotat., Nov: 16.—0 n the 28th of this month she
whole police force of this empty Is to assemble at Th arise
for the purpose of being tespected by the I nspec
Peril and taptain Wilson, when the selectioos are to be
made which will be reported to the adjourned :needs(
of Magistrates in Clonmel, on the final of .Dec. From
the 29th instant, the retire police of the county of Tipper
easy is to he placed ender the superintendence of Captain
Wilson. Experleace has fully proved, that the duties of
so artiness and important a situation could not be com-
mitted to a more competent gentleman.
It is understood that the suggestion of Capt.:Vilcoelts,
will be adopted in the different counties, that of select-
log the Baronial Constables from the different police
establishments that will be necessarily reduced by the
new police Act.
Mr. Miller, the Chief Constable for the Barony of!
Clanwilliam, took into custody six men. whom he found
after hours in a peblie-lsouse, in Tipperary. on &Imlay
night last. On sirensining them, lir. hillier found
papers of a very sorpicims description; they were all
in the Irish language, and reflected on several active
i
Magistrates of this County, who are now no more. The
six men have been held over to bail. to abide their trial
at the next Special Sessions under the lasurrection Act,
which is to be bold is Cashel on Monday, the 9th
December.—(Clasesel Herald.)

Exacriox or Batons Ma'am— At the close of the
poll, yesterday, for Bridge Master, the numbers were— I
Par Mr. Lewis, 1112—Mr. Norton, 746—Mr. Shatter,
37.—Majority for Mr. Lewis, 368.
In looking over the Dublin Morning Post of 'Nee-
day last, we find, among others, the following Police
cases stated :—A girl named Margaret Spa Intan. was
charged at College-street Police-office, on Thnrsday, by
a Mr. Wm. O'Malley. with having robbed him of one
pocket-handkerchief and two gloves.
A Miss Catherine Madden was charged at Monmouth.
street Police-office, on Sunday morning, by a Mrs. Anne
Winters, with breaking the peace, and breaking several
articles of delph.
Oa Sunday morning, an unfortunate female, named
Rowe Maier. was charged at College-street police.office,
by a Mr. William Jones, with indecently exposing her
pecans in the street.
A man, mimed Jobs Sweetman, was charged at the
same Ake by a man named Dennis Doyle, will an as.
sank, and with attempting to pick his pockets in the
watch-house.
On Saturday, a man named Mathew Early, was charged
• at Mountradt-street Police Office, by a Watchman
named Rogers, with baring taken money out ofa drunken
monan's shoe.

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111"1"11; 64, of Mr. Cox, the enpir.sable ptoptittut of tie aryl. bag Peelle Act
it",t: of Detrg° fitted op a commodious halt for is, attommodadem of Inter,'
raa. ap.j" that the trade, and bee been en sofa; dais Is Po* tlkrlste el
a town " some mod is val 'orsontista ',Otos, following the I, order t
rob here, °ad re- steps atm Elli Vella Cos; Who WM the to to
bees de i ittge tb steel An; 'follies trite Um* the sit took
ft
)f great ittitity to 'wet . eons% whlnit A Ora" ileum: eti
iird
e oar arrival Iteqi • -Ai, iv *, wig never is n sere pig s . The:
I vegetables iat supeieent. that It bids faltio I ace In the
I succeeds' oh. 'that minions dietriet, all die advents . that follow'
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---a7* a'— ire owed WIN& to ohs generosity Of wit Tog tum„tir
dentist.: eownweee‘ 6 ovighteeers, toiongst the starb*rs who sciairbt relief s„„. and
r.wh"6 ;a; have from Clonakilty Committee, tot' one imstasee (marred b
"a, in which cm, • Id h Lin n Weiver solicited aid, and ties. that amide t
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