The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-26 00:00:00

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To tempt thee to fortadJea trate.
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So that •ler'arprtie:aee bring,
Within the rumpus tif the raw.

SPARRING. .
AT THE MINOR TiIF.ATH E. 11 C ATHARINFATRELT.

DowseHy, the Irish cheapen*. mak het bewail at the above
Theatre. on Thor lay, and. like other popular performer.. be
bad a bumper= sompart the oodsory were foamy swrowss
lineage, whim far:mils bad heel skidoo-. for M. gratilkation of.
viewing she qoalsicatioas of the !rob rhompiisti, who had
heat MI, or the lOW art ompli.herl Fattish pagilms tos the 41M.
The stage. where the sparring took plate, was occupied by the
priacipal amateurs.
litionelly Med nore sparred in public with Carter, at a public.
isses.• in Gray's Ina-lane. aid to wary the scene, auotlwr pa • •
gigia Wan ap • this occasion pitted agaiost him, in the perm.
of
Ben Sara, OAP of Mehra viewed awn oath, batting tal.—
This s.f.to allforded mark assosemest..od showed ail lioniselly's
gifts nad defects as • baser. His best quality is a romancing
MOP. and without which a baser I. • Ifter, cipher. that of a
heavy hiller i.k the right band. Ile met liars moth his basil
twice or thrice in rallies, alibmigh. upon the %hole. Ilan had
the best of the owesiag. llontielly's delivery is ropsd as a ell as
Mary. gift. highly favourable Mammal eewhws ; but he ha. 1141
awkward spinner of redwing kis 'wick'. by stamliag ion a itle,
w. d aids his body los meek back like Suring s hi. legs are tol-
luwiag each other, homed of being more Anon., to give 81 Pr..•
per twine. so 'be boil,. Ills manner cool, hot mow of his
actioas are flighty. Ile was rather out uf coaditioo, tram the
Irish hospitality of the preceding night.
Caner sod Gregg... made emery good set a, anvil psertrayed
all the wirers.. -

Oliver aadlas►ltne had a rearming hieh efforded leech
dlemons. (River's **mewls gory Mine rather the bro. and he
messed fshel ea at his bulanreJnio the pit. I o number round
Shelton paid fortis free ashosiwi.os to the pit. by grids; l/liser
off his imianee ausnard the Tempos, apmi the wage. whys he
peppered him ahem timbered:end thew wisely ceased hostilities
by taktsg of the *lnver.
Carter and Uotsa►llr wade aw iatermi in; ae6h, bet basing
sparred AO week togitiser, it was newt equal is that with lYou-
welly sad aura.
Randall and Semggin* made an eseellest but the for-
mer spoiled maw of Sere/wins', asnesteliank attitude* In g. I.in.
MI the. enlisowenti are Wive in rte wlst they emus pick snot
for Pat—bat w Wetter bas his, it et ill be no striceert.

ArrAcir tru R skin". orricEas —On Mumble
night. about ten o'clock, a. Mr. 1.. K. Quidling and Mr. B.
Parkinsir,, Oillerrs alb. Cameos. MAI Word at fit. Lawrence.
irk of thigh.. were vim( as dam. they met with a game lat
ten or twelrepecoon, supra rd to be smogglon, each tarrying
twos clok• stf spirit.: Oa the asnagglers remota the othrers. they
immediately rathusersre.l grin[ I when Mr. Qmistlitsa ...mired a
very dulness wised hi a peed hall. she putty sisakiali their
escape. The particulars of ibis ewe have hers sahmoted far
the rorohlevatioo of the I:Msnmis-laisenof the Casinuw, whin have
ullered • large reward Inc the apprehmidiag of the odenders.
PAR.4II or MANT.LE- Booms --11.....a•—•n.
Corralled poor if this paraded. motion of the me might.. have.
within 'lwo few .lays. Mud iolionated to throe the Marriott, Mit
are likely us remise, Iran the nmices af the Select 'taro.'
is the ',rotor their Wan trarapelte.l in ask aim.. A placard
tithe thlbowiatt descriptis• is sow exhibiting is varier. pasta
adw Fitly eid Ar 111aty.le tfaanr:—.. All permns found bruis&
la this parish wilt be tat, ea sots cu.tody. . arid pe..irlwil be dip-
pin. tuat impriommerit, hard labeler, sr transport...lira I" tide.
we think, cannot be viewed bat as a superlative surfeit a/pa-
rochial authority.

Sittings •pi ei .le4l Midolletor and !gondol,. bit.
for. thy Hight flon. Sir Rom, NT DALLAi, K•t. Lord
Chief Justice. 41144 Maj.+, y's ('o•rt of Coionann Pleas,
•t Westminster, in and after Vaster Term, 1819:

AN EXPOS!! OF
LIWTRNANT.GRNERAL BRAVER,
AND ANSWER OF GEN. SAN MARTIN.

coNNANaca-mcnizt or TNT worm FORCES OF
AVRIE4 ARO CIIILI, OF WHICH TUE FOL-
LOWING ARE TR VCILIITIOSS, HAVE SUM FOOLISH.
ED ST CRUM Or THE LATTIII AT SI/WM ATOLL

[TS•T Irs es. id o peat Richert., MO thr Jerre of the Ord"
pr. erttilies ld %role- sold 11-rb mimed no Nide Ad•
.yremert. furl, nth., resairreo, *file lipalMoet IMMIIMMOIs or
.rr.irr, offrr thrwelvr. or. r Apo rowed Ithasspisiss IN the taw
“f for,ibm. awl Ilmo. Orme employed. rardrite In 011orMO
lOr rf b% Hal.-1 Immo. its that it is sever Itsinsis
•Miclo pan., ~r kissed As diem, dor is it ever
dear mitt Mr) barest bees paid by bush.]

It ia truly an estrandinary spaded, to see a Ge.
anal Officer, w hem more than Wynn of wader, bare
made known with distinction in Europe, from whiten
he is a familiar. and proscribed, to find himseif now, In
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hit conduct, after hosing tt..en United thither by per-
son, of the highest reptstatiou, to serve in the cause
of its Independence. Swim men hare not hesitated to
plinths', all that is sacred and respected by man- I
kind ; and their /we jealousy has destroyed 'tory
ides of what 'boy owe ffe their own charades, Mil.
tonnes/taring and nlontnisting those deeds which
tyre prompted by velem' and generosity ; bet with
respect on myself, I tannnt imagine, certain as I am
fir fin regituile of my conduct, bat that those who
base the. attacked me. fear that I Auld fie on their
names an indelible stigma. I now. for theist time,
undertake to refine calumny. unmask imposture, and
show those wounds which ingratitude. ignursnce,
land Cowardice have inflicted on me. I shalt speak
plainly, briefly, and with that frankness which marks
my character. I do not vindicate my character from
those scandalous charges which base been brought
acsinst me, as a sense 1.1 what is don to my own re.
partation fort:Wait ; but in that which I an about to
deflate. I appeal to every nell.isiforesed and vittenes
man—l stip...lto ell the army—l appeal to Chili—
! appeal to Its.. inhabitants of every country. prin.
tipsily to those capable of discovering the differeet
springs which actuate certain men, and are the me.
tiles of their eondott in thsvariees situations le which
fortune places them.
The curceenostices which compelled me le knee
&trope, are sufficiently well knows. Entry one is
aware that a famine, at that period possessed of great
!ingence. filled with hatred and a desire of renege,
proving itself an enemy to in country and its mill-
i tau fame, and willing to deprive es even of the re.
I collection of our moat glorious espleita, ceased to
be proscribed in France those men who, with the
I greatest energy, opposed the humiliating and cleared.
ing yoke of foreigners. I was one of this number
land this is the cause of my basing been condemned
to death. I then sought an asylum in the d. minit,na
lof the King of Payola, anti notoith.l,..'.l.g the
lipelitical ties which hind that Monatch pt. France, he
nobly ansligenernosly received me, and afforded me
bum proiertinn. Neverthelen the disturbances which
i riesttele4- Felton, compelled me to leave Europe.—
I quitted it. and came to the new world in search of
repose and liberty. In the United States I met with
that great anal noble hospitality. of which ancient
'history forttisbes tie many rumples; end in the Pre.
Went of that fumed Republic, a Rider who is
'callow@ of respecting and consoling misfortune. I
begets to acquire a relish for 'hie change of situation,
when my old wounds compelled me to seek a more
temperate climate. I then formed the resolution of
Irak* In inhabit South America. At this period
most favourable proposals were made me, which I
refined, and embeiked for the United rrnvinces of
the Riser de la Plata, and suited at Ileenos Ayres
Febroary, 11117.
The t reaps of this country were vietnrioet,they had
jam then destroyed the Spank Ruyeliste in Chili.—
The victory of Checaben had opened a wide field to
mewls. The Gen. Su hives!, came to Beene.
Ayres after this victory : be left, as I suppose, to
one,' the care of following up by their vigilance,
actisity, and perseverance, the woman which the
troops had just obtained. le cosset' of the
private conferences which I had with the Supreme
Director and Geonal SASI MARTIN, [joined the army
of Chili 'Motet any rank or employment. My de.
pasture preceded thee of this General, who. at his
onkel. conferred *a me the employment of Chief of
the Staff. I held this employment only la part, de.
dieeting aunt/ to it with the greatest seal. In all
toy ettedect 1 eon enabled to declare, that the army
flees jossice to my assiduity, and the generous senti-
ent, which inapired me, as well as to my modem.
lion and patience. Never1..he1.....,_ Some time having
passed wittiest General SAN M
em
ARTIN'S finding in use
a servile admirer of his plans, therefore each • paw-
-1 sole (*be wished for, and doubtless displeased ha the
frankness of my character. be sent me to hold the
same sinetinn which I held in his army in that of the
I • Synth under the command of the General-in.(lief
111'11110GINS. On the 14th of September I arrived at
the beed-qparters in. Coneeption. The two armies,
donned unit then by the badness of the weather.
bed concentrated themselves in their respective !mai-
lions. The Spenialds shut op is Talcahuano, were
ocupied in fortifying that place, already rendered
sunny after the aucees•es of Chacabsco. During this
time I employed myself la drilling the troops, and in
introducing, as mach as was In my power, that Fi-
t/moss discipline, until then unknown in that part of
the world, which alone leads to victory. At the
Rune time I superintended end regulated, with the
greatest strictness, every branch of the admit:inn.
don of the army. I thus made a return for the en.
tire confidence which his Escellency the Supremo
Director of Chili, who was also General-in-Chief of
that army, manifested towards me. I have sow no
doubt that this very confidence with which he ho-
noured me, mos the real cause of the humiliation I
afterwards underwent ; for there is nothing which
causes greater jellovsy than an immoderate ambition,
ever unquiet, earl much more when not accompanied
by either great merit or fineries talents. At Mend
of November the army left its cantonment. and took