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• 'a - NUMBER 7, - TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, On Tuesday, the lOth day of February lust. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, ?fit-1E FOLLOWING GOODS, for Etportation : 255 Cables, and 399 Bags Coffee ; and 234 Bags Pimento landed from a French Brig, and condemned as Prize to His Ma jesty's Ship INGIVATIGAIat, J. BROUGHTON. Esq. Captain. Also, for Exportation, 41 llhds.and Brown & White 5 Cases Indigo us Boxes *Pr 4 Bales Bear Skins 90 Tiered at 10 10 Tons Logwood co Casks 10 Tons Fuatiok ti Bags Cocoa Restored to the Claimants, ex POLLY, from New York. Also, 9000 Hogshead Staves, (Left by a defaulter at a former Sale,) per Bo LINA, lying in the Prison Yard, Coxside. For viewing, samples, and further Wormed.% se.--" Messrs. HAWKER and So!ts;Met011.110. to ........• MIDDLESEX. ONE HUNDREP CAPITAL ELM, OAK. CHESNUT, and WALNUT TIMBER TREES, of large Disseisions. 'fil BE SOLD BY AMTION. . On Tbergtlay the 2106 of Paoruary instant, At the Now Pack Howse, Turnbam Grua, between do' s of 3 and ti, in ao afternotia, in the followicsi Lots, VI& Lot LFIFTY ELIA TREES, marked 1..) iu white paint. /90 Ditto - - . ditto lel ditto. Lot I. 0 Spanish Chesnut Ditto ditto Ito 6 litter. t Oak Ditto - ditto 1 and 2 ditto. Lots 3 and 4. (wave Walnut frees ditto Ito 19 ditto. The above most valuable '1 imber la now standing in the Grounds of Grove Hansa, Chiswick, near acljoinlng the Bants of the Thames. and is well worh the attention of Ship-builders, Gun-stock :Mater:, 'I iniber Dealers, and others. To view the same apply to Mr. Joseph Vickers, at the Lodge, Grove House, Chiswick, where catalogues and particulars may be had; as also a tbe eons Inn, Brentford Greyhound. Greenwich; --- Inn, W a Pig n dsworth ; Angel Inn, Blackman street, Borntrh ; at Garraway's Calfee-Louse, Change alley, Corn bill ; at Mr. James's Office, NeW Boswell caurt, Lincoltis•tan. London ; and at the place of Ale. -- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (in one Lot,) By Mr. FARMER, On Friday, the gild of kehruary. 1811, at the Three Crowns lan, Leicester, at Three o'Clock, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, A CAPITAL FARM, with FARM HOUS E, j Barns, Stables, Out-building, Cottage House, and about 162 Acres (more or less) of superior Arable, Pasture, and Mea dow Land, in the highest cultivation, divided Into convenient Closes_, situate at Coisiugton, near the 'Furnplke Road leading from LeiCtittr t• Loughborough, and bounde d by the Naviga tions of the Rivers Sour and Wreak, the Land -tax whereof is redeemed, now in the occupation of Mir. Henry Marshall Guude. Further particulars may be obtained by application to Mr. Z. Cooke, In Loseby-lane, Leicester.—Leiesater, January 24, 1610. Sir J. BRANSCOMB and Co. I. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole Surviving Partner, A RE happy to announce the New Plan of the 41- S FATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn 15th FEBRUARY, MI, will remove every objection that bas hitherto been stated. There are more Capital Prises, and each will now be of different umbers, and there are nape less than ,C2O. They trust their eatoutroon good Fortuna will war mod their Friends the Public, having sold is Ws and last Yoe ALoats, su Prizes of ASO,OIIO ITM Only Forty of 6504 up to 10,000 Aid severalPrizesofl o o, The First .... 30,000 500, and 1,000 Tickets, TM Lag ......... MAO whit,' last produced 434,765 And ethers sae groat to enumerate. Tickets and Shares In greet variety are on Sale at their Old Oasts, ST, C.ornhill, 311,*market, and 11, Holborn. FROM LAST. NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • 12. LORI) C71424825LAW5 - Oritel*.ra• Notice is hereby given, that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent will bold a Levee at Colima Howe, es Tu*lay nut, the ieth instant, at eneetiodt, • BANKRUPtCY*PERSEDE D. Ann Lanebester, of No. 39, St. Jamet's . at r e et, Maid!esti, milli ner and dress-maker. Saws Shutilebothom, late of Liverpool, ale, pouter and earthen ware dealer. BANKRUPTS. John Pearkes, of St. Paul's Church-yard, Loadoll, tills-wave'. to surrendcr February 16, at tea, Feb. 19; at devils, and March 36, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Bather's-Hall, I.entio3. Suchard Stott, of Rochdale, Lancashire, money-scrivener, dealer and chapmau, Feb, 16,25, and March 26; at eleven, at Guild hall, London: Attornies, Mes.rs.Tarrant, Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane. John Flack, of Layetall-street, Liquor-Pond street, Middlesex,• coach-smith, Feb.l6; 23, and March 26, at eleven, at Guild- Will. Attorney, Mr. Husscy, Furnivars-inn. Thomas Granger, of Long-Acre, Middleton, brass-founder, coal merchant, dealer and Chapman, February 16, 23, and March 96, at tea, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Truwhiii, Igo. 2, • Ly : on't-Inn, Strand. Sto Christian Faerber, of Bridge-street, Covent-Garden, Mid dlost, taylor, Februare 10, 93; soot' March 26, at eleven, at Guilcihall. Attorney, Me. ?Our; Copthall-court. John Sdt:on, of Bandy, Bedfordshire, butcher. dealer and chap man, February 16, '23. and March 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. A otorney, Mr. Ainith, George Cole Bahahriff, and Al/Ohara C:rtwright, of Liverpool, mercloant.,deate7v, eilipmen, aid copartners. March 3,6, and 96, at one, at sittOlobrTawro, Liverpool. Attorniee, Messrs. `Tarrant Clarke, .artd• Richards, Chsne e ry .lane, London; Sr Mesers c i Mastey ind Cartwright, Liverpool. ham Jefferies, late'of Sudbury: Suffolk, miller, Feb. slat four, Feb 22, sad Mara C I; at at the Coffee-House, Sudbury. Attarnies Mr. L'ehnunet Stedman, Sudbu r y ; or Messrs. Meg gloms an d Fairbank, Hatton-Garden. John White, of Clourester. bergc-owner, February 22 , 27, and March 26, at Myth, at the Ilnese and Groom Inn Gimlets - er. AUernies, Mr,. Junes , Giay's-huiquareo, London; or Mr Thomas Oliey, Gloucester. James Heywood, of Manchester, machine-make+, dealer and thaprean, March 6, Lt, and 26, at two, at the Dog Tavern, in Deartsga M te, Manchester. Anomie*, Me-srs. Foulkes and Cress well,, Manchester ; Of MCSITS. Liongthll and Beckit, Gray's bin. London: Robert Horner, late of Welburn, parish of Bulmer, 'Veek shire, tanner, dealer and (+roman, February 25, 94, and March 26, at Arm, lot. the TAD; inn, New Mahon. Attornies, Messrs. .3114thirin and-Sau.rew Mahon ; or Mr. Mannadokerßobit. - lei, Essex -streetMrand. Richard Brsde, Richard Noree n , and John Joel, of Manchester, coach .maters 6ctliarnels-dealerfi, ehapmen, and copartners. Feb. 16, March 2, slid 22, at eleven, at the Mosley Arms tan, Manchester. , A tto rnies, Mr. W amotr eethidle, l, Bedford vow, Leaden; Mr. Matultley, Birmingham; or Mr. Edwin Ford, HatieingAiridge, Manchts:sr. )(oho Bosetimb Haywood' and John Pinidger, °Tease, Vlrilt.,aad No. 44, Colonels-Giro, London, clothiers and warehousemen. Febrile:4i t 9, at twelve, and March 26, at one, at Guild hall. Attoniies. Mews. Debar y , Ditairr, tad *ampere, Tot , ileld.toton, Temple, L.oadon. AAda t tof D a; woe, at orldng, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer a nd chap-, into FebilNry 14, at twelve , 19, and Muck 24, Attorney s - W. Z. A. wade, Warteiek-square , Newstr-streee, Leaflike ttlebnet Carter, of Osfeedgereet. ritftlclipers, vitholeterer, Orr and sharpie, Fattest; 311 1 ,118, acrd )sierdt gee, at twelve, at --_.z, PVT" ..z, 70. ' il ''' 1 ! nt '‘? ''" .:, . , 40, .14^ t.• i• .1 TV;. , t;':i " t .1. "b /:` / • . ; l '' ' Y ' '• e A '' f • . .";,•,' 4. ..t.l r , ; „ 4, 1 ,, . 1. •.` • .. 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Fully concurring in andsibe from their toaststtion, in order to give the transport nwe, the watts, 'relnele- the expediency and the absolute necessity of thismee opportonity ccour the Iphigenia, end favour Thomas Dawson, of Higb-street, Wapping, Middlesex, grows', dealer and charr.an, Februaryl9, 28, and March 26, at eleven, a d option of which, and the carrying into the escape of both, I again stood towards the French at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glutton, St. Tbomaes-street, e ff ect with the least delay, is of the most serious im- frigates, whets they.resomed their trace, and cond. Southwirk. portance to the ultimate success of the operation , now nued it until our arrival off St. Denis. From thence John Ann Gibbs. late of Worthing, Suss'', plumber, February ripe - for execution, against the Isle of France, and I immediately dispatched ae express to Capt. Torn- ' 16, 22, and March 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Stratton and Anon, Sboreditcls, London. having found it fnrther practicable to equip the Ve- kinson to move with his ship's company on board the stis in furtherance of this object, 1 have not hesitated Wyndham, end to join me off the island, the Otter Henry Richards, of the Strand, Middlesex, g un-maker, dealer and chapman, Frbruarg.i6; 26, and Match eG, at eleven, at Ito commission her for the time being, under the nhme b.:ing dismantled tor heaviihr down. duo:than. Attornies, Messrs. hlurphy slid Cameron, Boll* iof the Nereide, in commemoration o f the gallant de- On my arrival off St. Pal's, I found that Captain verie-street, Fleet-street. f w en tt c h e sta o n f d h in i g s Majesty's ship beating - drat name, not- Toinkinson, considering the Wyndham ttn fi t for im. John Morley, of Stewardwon Essex, illk-throwster, dealer and 1 . chapman, February t 6, 23, and March 26, at ten, at Guild- , the very many locafdifficulties and dis- mediate service, hail declined the command of her ; ball. A n, Messrs. Oregsorf, Dixon, an d Gregson, Angel- . advantages with which we have neceaserily had to in consequence of which Captain Lynn had with court, Thro g morton-street, London. contend in the execution of these plans. The stria- moat indefatigable erections fitted the Emma vans. Jahn Hill, of Axminster, Devonshire, innholder, victualler, dealer dron now on the eve of sailine from these roads, con- port with her guns, and jpined me off the port. andchaproati, February 22, 23, and March 26, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Lytne.Regis, D or set. Atusrnies Mt:4SM • sitting of the ships named in the margin*, exhibits a For the promntitude and expedition with *lo t Parma and Son, Pump -court, Temple, Landau; or 'Mr..John striking and no less gratifying instance of what may this aid was affnrded me, as. well as for the most ample' Tautness, Axminster. be effected by British exeinon and British pereeve. assistance on everi thcasion, lam indebted to Colo. ranee. Harry. Fallows, of Eadleton-w:thin-Salford, Lancashire, dealer , and anima. February st" . , lc, at two, and March 26, at ten 1 . net Keating, whet has spared neither personal exao. I should_ aasne timebe . very deficient, were I . tiaras, nor the resources which his situatiottconun ands. la thi r4eorge,ln,Deartsme;urrauchester. Attendee, Mr: I listaiky, Kaduna; or mu ne an d p arry . T omr sisnot to avar ff iself.o thiliagsportaiiiltynow afforded in facilitating the.aupplitteast the naval aerv' and Leaden. . . . me of expressing the obligations of the service to the- assisiag.me.li y reinforctateitts nt Inv watera r ave ilenrybeeren, Late of Trlotfaran, Cannarthenshira, coa l snit'• . ; hieutenant Goarenetrfind Conuiantfer (If 'die 'Forces - Wire die Emma hoeOrtgesree, • - - Arida tea,' on this island,Lieutenant chat*, dealer and chaiman, Feb. 28, at tour, 'March 1, at Crarrinil 1i eating, whom towards the isle'of licence; but tiniNnlet ' Am could . and 26, at three, at the Ship Ins, Mere, Wilts. Anoraks 1 Mr. Popkin, No. 20, Dean-stress, Sob°, onde*: or Mr. up.; it is indebted not only for hii:co-operatiop, as well at not keep company, i detached her-to windward from l that of the %hole military force, not only for the ap-. Round. Island to Roderigtietie anale'rio give nieke meor, Mere. Zaward . Gibmn, et Great St. Helen's, London, merclant.dealer at '; plieatiest of every civil means et his command, hat to any of our ship c shi d riiig meet. anise etenpa . no. ' and chatniun, Febnlary 16, 23, and March 26, at twelve, for that spirit oftealout ernuletion, Wherever the navy. ire state of our naval . ' , Gu il dhall. Alonany, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Throginorton- I - - - ' ' stftet, Lention. lis concerned, which hls rno.,. anxiously anticipated- I then proceeded witiv willtao, Gib s o n , of Ed g ware-road, Middlesex cheesernonger,! the a epropriation of every reentwee to its service, and Passe, end rin our arsii dealer and cha i zaw, February 16, est, and Mar ab' 26, at twelve ' the influence of which. his been extended throughout gone, and fotieships 4t at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, and Lakes ', • •• • this division of tale army. . we leave since leer-hie/ . Bury-street, St• James's. . Jowl% Taylor, of Winchester-rw St. Marl-la-Benne, Mid. , Among other vestith ea by tile enemy, I re- 'Nertide, aml Cte:ylt dleux, cheesemotiger; dealer tudehapasan, Febreary 16. as, pet tn mention the Ceylon and Wyn4ent, Honour- top-gallant-yards i ' and March 26, at elevens a GoltdialL Attorney, Mr. Fiske, able East Ind 4 Company's ships, 10 the Ranger ready for sea : the Palstrave-place, Strand, London. I , transport, from the Cape , having n n board provisions the third with lull ... 1 Demme Parker, of Great Saffron-hill. Middlesex, ironfoueder, and stores fur the squadron :I am happy to add , that alioeindersteo4 liottl'Oir dealer and ehapman , February 16, 23, and March 26, at one, I at Guildhall, Attendee, Warn Jones and Raynal, Mayor's the Wyndham has since been retaken, and is arrived Venus, that they Court Ofice, Royal &doer. - here, and the Yenta was forind to have on board the Port Louis, and that-the I Francis Simpson, of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chapman greater part of the stores and provisions taken in the had been very great . ; March I, at fi ve, 2, and 96 , at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn Ranger, both of which circumstances have been par- •F:nding that noth: Lancaster. Attornios, Messrs. Blakelock and Makinsen, No. 3, then stood, I returned holhis port, . Elm-court, Temple, London ;or Mr-E. Manson, Lancaster. 'ham`y advantageous, the bow e r Vests of the Wyatt- Chsrles Brooke; now or late of High ' own, Liversedga, York- having been applied to the Africaine, and th • ' on the llth of September. •-•- . shire, butcher, dealer and chapman, March I, at three, u the victualling of the squadron being, by means of the Captain Lambert is said . to . 'l4 0 g p" . i; ci b il r e! f e New Court-House, Wakefield ; 2„ and 26, at eleven , at the provisions found in the Vents, completed to four ' the Inhigenia and Isle de la PasSe The die • W George and Dragon Inn, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. Atternles, fi rst arrived off there, oil condition that all the Offieel Mr Evans, Huron-Garden , London sor Mr. Carr, Goner- months. sal, near Leede. It is further of still greater moment that.l should an d men should, in one month frotn thedato.tif ti capitulation, be sent from the lale - of Vence to sow Abraham %shelve, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, a i7e • f . f • o f ppr . you, or the in oematton their Lordships, dealer and chat man, Much 1, at three, at the New Court- that Major-Generel Abercromhy, who with his whole House, Waktfiekl; 2, and 26, at eleven , at the George and part in the dom:nions 'of his Majesty, 'rho. to . sort against France or her Allies till exchanged. Dragon Inn, Dewsbury; Yorkshire. Att'oralee, Mr. Rylab, staff was embarked in the Ceylon, and who is entrust- Dewsbury ;or Mr. Cm*Y, No. Is, Holbors-court, gay's- ed with the command of the Expedition against the I have the honour to be, Ike. ' Inn, London. • Isle of France, nets recaptured in that frigate. (Slgned) As the squadron will proceed t o . sea in a fete hours aro o ..Aa ra h a i :..ft,, ea,. &e. &c. JtT4nUA nowt V. ADMI RALTY OFFICE, FEBRUARY It. after the closing these dispatches, I trust I shall stand Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Bertie, Comma deb in His blajestf s ship Boadicea, St. Paul's Read Chief of Isis Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Cape *mead excused to their Lordships, in deferring to a future , Isle of Bourbon, Sept. 2; 1210. -'. t . ' I Hope, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated Oa board his Ma- opportunity the several returns and details of the Sntew -weigoed atiebrir firm the Pi;y of Sidi squadron, as well as a statement preparing of work Paiil's off the morning of 4112 12th of •Septinsber, I jesty's Ship the MTh:sine, et. Patin, Isle de Benthen, the Itth October, 1810. . performed in each department, which, in the short company with the Otter sloop, and Staunch- gial space of three weeks, through the unremitting and brig, in order to attack two of the enemy's trigtte Sta-Following the intentions communicated by unwearied exertions that have been displayed, has ' the Astrea and Iphigenie, v.Oui cl cse its the ofiir3 ! my letter addressed to you of the e6th August, I have been such as to complete the equipm ent of the s q ua- windward. When under Way, I received ar. inran, the honour now to acquaint you, for the information dron, and to render the whole thoroughly effective, non from Colonel Keating that an Eaglios kips of your Lordships, tnat having made the necessary. dispositions and arrangements previous to my depar- I should add, that the light brigade of the troops was said to have arrived at St. Denis, and a s westia onrclear of.the bay, ,I load the satisfaction or recto from hence are embarked, to the numlier of 600 men, &zing the Africaine, who joined with me in the chat cure from the Cape, r hoisted my flag on board the Nisus. and Sailed on the 4Th ultimo in that ship.foe on board the five frigates, and are doing duty as ma titles, until their services shall be required on shore. By superior sailing, and hieving the'same breeze the Isle of France.h7J-ling made the hind on the 6 2d instant, I proceeded t o reconnoitre Port South I hive, &c. (Signed) A. DERTIE. the enemy, she was enabled to arise with them het East, and from thee to Port Louis; where,liavie.g Ins Majesty's ship BOADICIA, Paul's Head, dark, and led by her signals the Boadicea was gal t cruised 48 hours, and not falling in with any ship of tale of Bourbon, Sept. ^I, 1110: i i ii n g g F Za s s u ob Pn s t e l re t e h r b , 2t m iste n n a th t e th i r r e i e gat . s, M. at a t hell hat v : y ti the blocicading squadron, I proceeded to this anchor- Si2,-I had the honour to transmit to you on the age fur infotmation Of them, where I found lying his. 31st of August, Capt. Pym"s report of a gallant and "Majesty's ships Boadicea , Otters and Staunch gun. successful attack 131 his boats on the Isle :le la Passe, Wi g , together with his Majesty's ships Africaine and and I beg leave to second his recontmendation of Ceylon, which had been taken, and recaptured from Lientenants Chads and Wading for their conduct on the e nemy, and the Imperial French frigate la Venus, that occasion. Under 'the same cover, I also trans. also captured from the enemy. mined 'Captain Pym's detail of his subsequent opera- batween four and five miles abe,osi et the Boadic I concluded that it was Captain Corbett's intend merely to attempt crippling the enemy , in order enable us sooner to close with them ; hut tilor. stately at that moment the winds became light a (tileno s t i n g variable, eed the Africaine becoming uumanitgea a l a l a l: to though 0 d u a t S h t The details, t cniiii of which I have the honour to dons at Grande Porte. The urgency of the service / transmit herecena, viill fully explain to their Lord- we were then engeged, prevented me from entering ships the circumstances of the occupation of the Isle I more minutely into particulars ; the Boadic de la Passe, as well as the subsequent unfortunate re- then under weigh, proceeding to Grande Porte, In suit of a very gallant attack made on the enemy's hopes of relievingthelphigenia, the only frigateleftto morning . ships in Port South East with the Sirius, Captain me by the disasters which had befallennur squadron. - Pym ; the blagicienne, Captain Curtis ; the Iphige- It is now my duty to give you it More detailed ac nia, Captain Lambert • and the Nereide, Captain count of our operations. . Willoughlsy : which ended ' in the unavoidable de- I had acquainted you with thelnUations of Cola- ttrvetrakilitel':preosoitfiolliihaftr4an ea was _eq . ual edutest, was obliged to out last aud firing e ceased at about 15 rniuutes after four, in Day dawned, and shewed us . . . the result; the one appeared to have suffered little; the Africaini wa • their possession, with no apparent loss but that of miienhopmast; such a sone did not appear ec kis riot, particularly in the present critical sittratini struction of the two former of his Majesty's ships, and eel Keating in .cnncert with final! ti),eatablish a my commencing in attack on a force so much le our a ff airs, when mine was the only British fei the surrender to the - enemy of the Iphigenia an strong military post at Flat Island. after Occupation reide, the latter after a glnrious resistance almo tu n - of Isle de la Passe. For this service 'the' Bombay paralleled even in the brilliant annals of the British i Merchant transport was prepared with water and \ NAV y . provisions sufficient for the supply of both p'lacis; and . A momentary superiority thus o b ta i ne d by the ene- the, flank battalion, wider the command of Lieute my, has been promptly' and derisively crushed by the nant-Colonel Austin, *Atka proportion of artillery, united zeal, judgment, perseverance, skill and intrepi- were in readiness to erobark,' when, on the. evenin in those seas, and 'We knew of twn*othei frig* the enemy and a corvette cruizing in the neign hood ; I therefore made sail tai Bring up the I and Stanch, then out of sight, and having 'soon reji cd them, I led towards the enemy, who at Our roach abandoned die Athicaine, leaving an o , &its , of Captain Rowley, in his hlajesty's ship Boadi- of the 22d of August, by the arrival ef the Wye . I, c o ns the value and importance of whose services, long ; ham recaptured Indiaman, I learned that the &none 1 and nine Frenchmen . in charge of her, with mss the wounded, and about eighty:three of her c Icnpicuous and distinguished as they have , been, have ' and Minerve, French frigates, Victor corvette, Rd fully justified the selection and datention of him as Ceylon, captured Indiaman o had forced the passage the Senior Officer conducting the blockade of this by Isle de la Passe into Grande Porte, and that it siation; and' who, in the present instance, almost was Captain pym's intention to attack hem there. alone and unsupported but by the never-failing ener- Two of the flank companies and a deta:hment of gies and resources of his active and intelligent mind, Artillery were immediately embarked on board the g under circumstances, as may be easily imagined, of Boadicea ; the transport with the romainder of the extremest anxiety, mortification, and disappointment, force was directed to follow 2S expeditiously as pos. whom they had not time to remove. The cite' her loss in killed and wounded I have not been to ascertain, but it Must have been cionsiderable. is with deep regret 1 have to mention the loss of allant friend • plain Cm-lieu; he was won early in the action, and cli.cd a few hours after It coaled ; in him the service has lost one of its in a few hours not only retook his Majesty's ships sible. From baffling winds our passage was very te. Officers. .kfricaine and Ceylon, but captured also the largest dious ;on the morning of the 27th we picked ilp a I cannot conclude without mentinning, in f r igate possessed by the enemy in these seas, and has boat with an officer and fourteen men dispatched with apptobation , the steadirress and zeal manifest thus restored the British nivel pre-eminence in this letters from Captains , Pym and I.ambcrr, w hi c h I my First Lieutenant. Mr. Langhorne, the 0 quarter, which his talents have long so s ucce3sfully transmitted to you ; these made me acatiainted with and ship's company under my command, and contributed to maintain. the unfortunate result of the attack on the frigates in leave to recommend them to your favourable Nor can I omit to offer the tribute so justly due to Grand Porte; next morning at day-light . I m tde Isle I have die honour to be, &c. the memory of the gallant Corbett, of his Majesty's de la Passe, and perceived two of the enemy's frigates ( S igned) JOSHUA RoWt. ship Africaine, whose meritorious eagerness to check close orf the Porte we stood nearly within gen-shot To Vice-Admiral . Berth. G.c. &.c. &c. the triumph of an exulting enemy impelled hiin to of one of these, and within five or six miles cf Isle .the . o under -inertionod E . teenseet of the Killed atss, W . belonging to tins Atrisame sis as cot recta s I low been abe no an unequal contest, in ',hid; he nobly fell, defend- de la Passe, under which the Iphigenia was anchored, • 24 seamen, 2 matinee 4 , whiter', .1111 ed ;51 searert, in g the caus e of that country, to whose service his j making signals to her, but a third sail, which we ad- Tines, 8 soldiers, wounded-total, es a t e ae, 7 1 ehit , r ,d valuable life had been most usefully, most honours- I terwards learned was the Astrea frigate, appearing as NAM Et 0? Mi t Kr I , , SMILED Ass WCltiti2CD. bly devoted. I windward, I thought it prudent to tack o ff , and was anthoottonert Cotten, 1:el Ca. • h ' fuel . t itans ; .er. Frit. r, k . Under the pressure of these events, the arrival of I immediately chased by the French squadron ;of these Wou T'ullitlgo, Si. nior Lieuterant. Woes* a prise the Nista was to be considered as most opportune, as itheVenus, from her superiority of sailing, might soon the Isle of Fry's:- I- C. Foreer• Second Liettansaar, 11 with *I every exertion had been already employed, h .vve brought us to action, but appeared to wait for (2), ilelltt nano o. V alines, Mr. m o d, b e t eete .ls. itl et i e t i Mr. Mertles Mile '. Inman, are at the ''' ''• II hoopital A. I view w the emaipment of the African* and Ceylon, her consort (la Manche). . Mr. noes, Miasairmae, a prison, at the Isle DlA:a* which ships, hlitlogh severely cut up in the masts and Towards day-break they hauled nit ;but as I Leech, Midshi,plWail e at the Isle of Femme. rigging (the loser Mass being unfit for farther set- jodged it adviseable to draw them down as far as pos. Ohtned) JOSHUA ItO'WL Viathhasla fartunatelg, at the nose or astir recapture, • Beesinsts, Aftlaine,Celion, Nisus, Nordin. [For tha retaainsles of tbs Game* see dir It ease. • . . • . . _ . . aval film, and that of the enewav'se with. the . boxelitett'dff she Men& la. r arr ival ' tbere i foupa the l'philenia ips at anchor Z 9 trablic,Porte ; these !dried were the .B6Otbe, Itn . Frve, !on, (t4st todia shirs), i,:ae taikarith across, sails bent, AnCappileintlr i le s ecosbiil Ivilltjtarptweist si t andl ary r 9 ri 116/I.l.2liiellfal. t have soap' tip:fliers Tit4Vatten, in Lbs y ere " oath to Or 111, o •-i ! :eoit*l to thud* slaughter Ott 10,p(peni -tat. - • , ..4 •qv aothing was to be cffeetw4c4 wifaira tined to-this port, where I anchored -, - • . ... .