The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-10-27 00:00:00

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fwagysFlrich holism ohtaluetlikto,sei
of his troap to assist the Spaniards. 'U
cipts•sithe approach Sf.the Freirchrhul
ders from C... pith the rest
Officers, he re.* Ii to return
°ay. Curtain Fitzu!srence then assist
the Spaniards, and the enemy Molif
taking some wen and horses, reit,
febr men and 'five horses taken. At
taw Colonel Quintin, who said ho '
be (witness) had lost part of his
he lost one matt and his own ntul

ipbeti attacked by cavalry super'
troop, he should have engaged them
that he would have received support

Quintin. if the Spanish •••kethatl
by Captain Pitzelarritev, late time
sale tip, Om loss would' ha hesni

At the thee of the approach of the eui

perky wat.ohout 601) yards from the.
hod loft the main body of the regime!

M Colonel Quintin lc) inform him of

the enemy;; received no answer. 'nu.
co.,,:iiteft merely of s;use skirmishers.
more in a latte.at mute distance. Cold
Quititin was Le Pasch a situation at, the
Et
atwte of the French, as to, see the '
,agers., Did not ascertain that the
had *eat. tte Cot. Quititin by one of
trar,hed-hjewilitl slot reetetit ct the mt
ftad sent' the (spoil ; thttft iggre tolim
to the pijiy,hesitte kis' p 340. istoki4 •
. • {Our space sod their* to: give*the
prehensive rjew at once of the seisoht
jugs of this trialf induce at:to omit
tvidenoa, 90 cfn;istiay 'diluted do the
oterelr retitarkhig that the other pr;

milled in support of them were. Gal
Krigade.Mirjur Jon.s, Col. Lily,. Lim
Beaucaisp4 Wyndham, and,Sey.r
Smith alai Turner, Lordseernberatur
freueral Grant, &c. There were al

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{►ales and non•commissik ned cfficer

emart.e of the eyidettre Cot. PAuegit,

that he had received a letter
De Guiche (formerly Ceara De *Gi
rAptaio in INe• 10. h Hussars), uew resi
(who. was justly. considered aitost
and could 'eat attend by season of
answeving • cPrtdib question., add,
and slating that if that cannot benne'
1411-111 make* point of being in Lou
;November nett. :flteJ nowt-A nvocA
(Col. Palmer); that if Col. Qiiinfin
imper.should be received as evidence,
mined as part of the reply for the pi
he submitted that it was very materit
his Grace on the subject should be kn,
at the time, been the eldest Captain
The hisses-A avetAss begged to
petly speaking,. the Judge-Advocate
4itiered the (4monsel for the Crown, a
titled to reply to the Defence made
,eased.--As it was'the Judge-Ad.vocei
was after...tires to report upon the lir
to the King, it became oratsteiarthr
be made a party interested, by ads°.
• It was impuuible, therefore, that ti
,Col. Palmer could be admitted, *inlet
to by This .does not
been the caste,. aud..the evidence was

DEFENCR.
•
On the fifth day the Cowl tusembi
!hoar, when
Tli Jonas Anvoc.rat-Panakti.
:Quintin had expressril a. wishtitut
,Iris siefence for him, to wilich, if thy
,ke.saw no objeCtion7in point of 4
*tying signified their acquiescence
• The. Junes Ao to CATE proceeded
,Colonel tatlintin's desire.
The Defence commenced by richt
.o:substances under which the betel
,brouttlit before tile Court. Ile had
.is second in command, in the I.9th
,eampaign under Ow. auspices of '
during which, he had acquired the
those who bad witnessed hip Fonda(
of the enemy: Subsequently to this
tunately afflicted with a bad- state of
sequence of having rtiptirod a bin(
theless, he was anxious to be employ
• interesting as that which. the late ►
Peninsula afforded,, aud •would ha'
reglnsent, but. for the otectiona
• medical advisers. 1p consequence

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attend to kis duty, Colonel Palmer
Omit to Poktogal ; hut having math
portance to, transact in this country,
returned tnEttgland, leaving the regi
summand of tlajov Roberts. Dr
)caving been. in some measure amen
, 1813, he determined to join his col
making prepiritions for that purpose,
front thelittle exertion be made or
broke a. blood-vessel. This attacl
beintsofortividable as the first, he
arid contrarY- to ate persuasion
friends and medical advisers, proct