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I ---- • - i• S t • Ht Return of Killed and lirmisisd in the baste Of MS WIRY% Ship Cullarb. in deftrOying the cnemis force at Batavia, on the 37titday of November, dog. John Md William Rieharda, marine, killed; . Chriftopher Mofa, and Thomas Brian. femme woanded ; Robert ham. marine. ditto. (Signed; a. rottow; His Majefty's Ship Culloden. Batavia Roads agth November, 1806. • Culloden, Powerful, Ruffel, Belliqueux, Sir Francis Drake, Terpfickore, and Sea Flower. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • jult.V . 44 1807. a ft Regiment of Dragoon Guards--oLleutenant Jews Forgnit to be Captain of a Troop, by por&fe, vice WebAer, who retiree, and Cornet James Bogie Delap to be Lkuteuana, wiee Fortyth. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—John Carleton, Gent • to be Cornet, without porthole, vice Bland, who refigna. Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captainjolm Colton to be Ma jor, by porthole, vice Mona• on, promoted in the lad Foot. 6th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major the 'Hon. George A. Chet wy nd Stapyiton, from the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Com pany. vice Vigoureaux, who exchanges. Loth Ditto—Enfign George Belt to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, • vice Allen, promoted. • • syth Ditto—Quarter Mafter-Serjeant William Taylor to be Ad jutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Galbraith, who refigns the Adjutancy only. 38sk Ditto-Captain Charles A. Vigoureaux, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company , vice Stopylton, who exchanges. • dad Ditto—Alexander Dunbar, Gent . to be Enfigu, witho ut F ur- . • chafe, vice Lorimer, promo ted. 49th Ditto—John Arnaud, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice ' Loring, promoted. pith Ditto—Enfign John Atkinfon, front half-pay of the tostb Foot, to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Chapman, promoted , in the gait Foot. • 34th Ditto—Erman John Abbott to be Lieutenant, without par ebafe,Alce Reeves, promoted, and Robert Shaw Brownitgg; Gent. to be Enfign, vice Abbott. 55111 PftreavAin'. Henry Boo ne Hall, from the left Foot , to be • ptain of a Compatty, vice Browne, who exchangeso• Pith Ditto—Enfign —o-o- Newman, front the Pith Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. 38th Dittit--William Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Newman, promoted in the 36th Foo. 60th Dittp--John Joyce, Gent. to be Enfign, i ce Voltz, de ceded. 6tit Ditto—Enfign James Chapman, front the Both Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 63d Ditto—Enfign John Norton to be Licumnant, vice Murray, deceafed; Charles Fake , Galt. to be Enlign, without pur• chafe, vice Cottony, who relicts, and Charles Hilditch, Gant. to be Enfign vice Lorton. 66th Ditto—Lieutenant James Baird to be Captain of a Compa ny, without purchafe , vice Wardell , prom oted. Flit Ditto—Captain James Brown, iron the 33th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vim Hall, who exchanges. Ditto--Captoin James Farrer,from the 6tit Foot, to be Map jor without porthole, vice Smyth p r omoted in the 4th Weft in. I dia Regiment 83d Dittoo-Chriftopher L'Eftrange, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Edwards, who rtfigna. 87th Ditto—Erman .—.. Murphy to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, James Gubbins .Fennell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Murphy. 88th Ditto— Edward Cotton, Gent. to be Erman, by purchafe, vice Johnitone, promoted in the 7th Foot. 82dDitto—Thomas Gordon, Gent. to be Killian, without purehafe, vice M' Gregor, appointed to the 3d Weft India Regiment. 96th Ditto—Captain David Jcnnings , from half-pay of the late zit Regiment of the frith isrigade, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jones, who exchanges. Royal Staff Corps—John Weftmacott, Gent. to be LAM. with out purchafe, vice Shannahan, promoted. 3d Weft India Regiment—Enfign John P&Gregoto front the ad Foot, to be Enfign, vice Symmonds, promoted in the aft Gar- CHUDLEIGH FIRE. Crown and Anchor, Strand, June 30, dol. AT an ADJOURNED MEETING of the COM MITTEE, SAMUEL DILE WE Efq. in the Chair, it appeared. that the under:mentioned Subfalptions had been re ceived, in addition to thrift already publithed : Refolved t. That there is Kill a very large delidelteT to meet the diltreffts of all the Sufferers—and darefore, that this Com mittee do continuo their unnoit coercion to obtain further Sub. feriptioos. s. That Subferibers be requefted tn peg their Subferiptions to any of the following Bankers: viz. Wilt. Hammed:ley and Co ; Hoses and. Co. Fleet-fireet ; Hoare, Barnet, and Co.; town. Thornton, and Co.; Forger, Lubbocks, and Co ; Glyn and Co. The-Corporation of Edward Manclark Ls 2 Logsdon ,C 200 o The Gentlen'cu fre- Lord Varlet • so o . "tenting tEe. Par. Lord Falmouth at o lour or the Sugar Earl Camden at o . Loaf, Queen beet, H. Thornton, Eft 10 o Cheapfile; by Mr. G. Ward, Efq, to to Stoffield 6it 'aleph Blunt, Efq. s a Parini of Linkenham. Two Friends to o Cornwall, by the Unknown i. o ReV. Js. Coffin 91.25. 6d. -• Thomas Halbroke, Efq. a a Mrs. Way, of Aden 5 S H. Farr, Efq. . a a Sir G. Robinfon, Bart. ao to Rcv. G. Moore 5 5 A Widow's Mite 8 1 , I. T. B. tt, Efq. to to W. N. R. C. , • , .9 2. John Wing, Efq. 3 3 A. G. M. . . . , 2 0 Rev. T. Coombe, D.D. 3 3 F. Norton Powlett, Efq. ' r s' --- Iguanas, Efq. 2 2 H. Legard, Efq. to to G. S. 0 7 J. Adams, Efq. , 1 1 3. T. (Clare Market) o S J. Plailpot; Efq. 2 8 Thomas Wood, Eli. 5 5 Charles Cottcrell, Erg. I I Mrs M. Millward 2 a R.P. S o S. M. 1 o W. Moray, Efq. of . . Thomas Fcrrcrs, Efq. 2 2 Kirkham to, 10 Mrs Hunt a a R. Polsford Efq. of C. Griffiths, Efq. i a Great St. Helen's to to E. F. Hamm, Efq. 5 5 R. G. of Liverpool 2 o Rev. D. Sturges, Sub- AColledion in the Pada Dean of Exeter s s Church of Datchct, C. S. to o Backs, by the Rev. J. Evans, Efq. a a 1. Phillips and Col. John Skynncr, Efq. a 2 Bowyer 91. 19s. bd. Sir j. Efdaile and Co. 10 o W. Ronde% Efq. B. I. E. to o Mr. John Louis, of Al. Thomas Lett and Sons to o Ekington Crofa, near . J. Bebb, Efq 2 2 Eule r I I Robert Lambert, Efq 2 2 The Committee will meet again on Tudday, the ;th of July, at One o'Clock precifely. S $ - FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JULY 4, any. Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, Ban. Commander in Chief of his Majeßy's Ships and Veffels in the Eaft Indies, to William Meriden, Efq. dated on board his Ma jefty's chip Culloden, Batavia Roads, Nov. 28, ao6. Sir—Their Lott:Mips have been already apprized of my intention of proceeding to this quarter in feat chi of the French fquadron, which I had been led to be lieve would have ere this appeared in the Afiatic feas. I was joined off the ifland . of Eugeino, on the 23d infant, by his Majefly's (hip Sir Francis Drake, and proceeding through the Staits of Sunda with the hips named in the Margin*, on the 26th, captured off Bantain the Dutch Company's armed brig Maria Wilhelmina. On the following morning we arrived off Batavia, the Terpfichore leading the fleet through the .very intricate navigation in a moil judicious manner, preceded by the Sea Flower. I dire led the frigates and brig to enter the Roads between the ifland of Onrutt anti - Java, - the line of battle (hips taking a didte Ciknitoits pattage. On difcnvering us as we approacted, .the Dutch nati"nal frigate Phcenix, Avanturier, and Zee Ploeg brigs, two of their Company's armed !hips, and two armed brigs, immediately run on (bore, followed by the merchant men; the William corvette having previoufly ltruck to the Terpfichore on puffing Onruft. The fhoal water prevented our anchoring fufficiently near to fire with effee on the batteries, or the (hips on (lore. —The boats of the fquadron accordingly alfembled alongfide the Ter pfichore, which, with the Sir Francis Drake, had been *laced as near as polibhe to cover them, and were led in to deftroy the enemy's (hips by Captain Fleetwood Pellew, under a heavy fire from the Lips and the batteries. On approaching the Phcenix, the crew abandoned her, and on board- . ing (be was found fcuttled. The guns were imam. Lo. __-....‘0i0nel Edward Webber, on Haltpay of the reit diately turned on the other (hips, while the boats Foot. Lieutenant. Colonel John Locke, 'on Half pay of the Bth Garrlfon were deftroying the remainder, when { he w as alto Battalion. fet on fire and burnt, with the whole of the enemy's The Honourable Saville Henry Enroky, late Lieutenant Colonel armed force, and nearly twenty merchantmen. The of the 23_ A Light Dragoons. gallant conduit of Captain Fleetwood Pellew, Lieu. John Baldwin, Efq. Lite Lieutenant•Polonel of the sth Font. tenant William Fitzwilliam Owen, Commander of janesCam nd bell, D Ef q . . late Lieuten ant - Colon of the Otit Pont. arl i es q e Lieutenant-Colonel of the the Sea Flower, and Lieutenant Thomas G ro ule , Royal Regiment of Horfe G uards. Fir& of the Culloden, the officers, feamen, and ma• . James Phillips Lloyd, Efq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of 86th Foot. tines employed under their command in this impor- ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. taut duty, is deferving of every, praife. The ferviee Lieutenant Gilbert, on Half pay of Dunlop's Corps, to be Adju. WAS direited with great coolnefs and judgment, and cant of the Senior HOSPITAL e l nie" ST A FF. executed in the molt Ready, zealous, and active To be Surgeons to the Forces. manner. Though expofed to the continued fire of surgeon J. van Wren, of the Foreign Depot, vice Hadwig. the enemy, happily with little effe&, the only lots Surgeon C. L Bodes, from the eft Dragnons of the King's Ger follained being one ma:int killed, one marine and nun Legion, vice Meurell,promoted. Apothecary Jofeph 'I baton, vice Van Mallen. • three feamen wounded. The enemy's two remain id 110114NDVM• ing line of battle [hips had unfortunately quitted this Lieutenant G. T. W. Wallace, of the rsth Light Dragoons, anchorage, or mutt inevitably ha v e (bared a fimilar who was fuperfeded as (kited in the Gazette of the 16th of De fate. The Dutch Admiral was left at Batavia. I cember laft, is reinftated in his Rank. have landed the prifoners upon parole. under an af- Eaaarott in the Gazette of the syth ult. finance from the Governor that they (hall not ferve For Firft Royal Veteran Battalion... • Captain Semite' Barker Edniefton, from Half - pay of die 9stk again until regularly exchanged. The neceffary de- Foot, to be Captain, &c. dilation of the William corvette has deprived mesof ,• - • • • Read Ninth Royal Veteran Battalion.: . a , o pp o rtunity of rewarding the Cervices o f Laetile- Captai n Samuel Barker Edmeftoo, front Half.miy of the 95th Owen on this occafinn. I therefore beg leave to . Foot. to be Captain of a Company, vice Wafer, Stec; recommend him and Lieutenant Thomas Groule , Commit:Guns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the FiVII of his Majefiy's (hip Culloden, (who were ap- . County of Ayr. pointed to lead div Wising on this lervice), to their Ayrthire Rifle Battalion of Voinnteers. I.ordthips' prcrtedion. I inclofe herewith 'tt lilt of , Plat Lieu t enant George Milne to be Captain, vice Barr, removed the ;he enemy's (hips deftroyed and take n, and a return seam to d Lienten t a. George Tho Hendrie to be Flrft Lieutenant, vice ot killed and wounded; and have the honour to • Milne, promoted. 1, : , &c. • (Signed e. rt Li tw. John Brown, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hendrie, pro. tooted. All dated June 18,1807. Ships defiroyed and taken in Batavia Roads. JOhn.lll Orman, Gent. to be ditto, vice Murkland, removed to Burnt—National frigate Phenix. Captain Vander Sande. of 36 the Militia. Dated June 19,1807. • guns and sno men, laden with naval floret for the (hips at Criffey; William Dunlop, Gent. to be ditto. Dater! June So, 1307. National brig Avanturier, Captain E. Cpudere, of a guns and David Gregg,Gent. to be Quarter Miller, vice Milarg, promot -90 men. ed. Dated June tB, 1807. National brig Zee Ploeg, Captain L. Feber, of 14 guns and so Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. wets. Compaq's armed chip Patriot, of 18 guns and 90 men. Portia, Battalion. • C a Company's armed thip Arniftein. of to guns and so men. ptain Spicer, to be Maki; C4nunandant. Dated July 1, 1807. Company's armed brig Johanna Suzanne, of eight !guns and 24 Gabon Battalion. as picn• Captain Thom Whitcomb m t. Ire Major Commandant Company's armed brig Snelheid, of 6 guns and se men. as above. Taken..-National corvette William, Captain Feteris, 0(4 gem Lymington Battalion. - . • and 98 men. • • • linfign P. Young to be' Lieutenant, vice Weft, ragged. Dated National brig Maria Withelmina. of 14 guns and so men. as above. About twenty merchant Chips deftroyed, and two taken. W. Barnes. Gent. to be Bap, Om Young, primate& Dated as (Signed) a. IPSLLEW'. above.' I lis IdajeCty's Ship Culloden, Batavia Roads, sBth Nov. do 6. Robert Crinkihank, Gent. is boltiess, vice Rickman, primates!. N. B. The William Corvette was afterwards de• iti e l a ,:lif ul oe v al4 l . B° , 7 6e l 4. ' r f ; bjli s s in . vice 0.4...,...., romme d. fiFoyed, as unfit for his Majefly's fervice. .... Dated as above. _ ' -' '.' '' - . . . rlfnn Battalion. • tft Garrifon Sattallon—Brevet Lieutenant - Colonel J. T. Hardy man, from half•pay of the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Bourke. who exchanges; Enfign William Proillr bymmonds, from the 3d Wctt India Regiment, to he Lieu tenant vice Weftpha ll , promoted in the 4th Royal Veteran Bat talion. ;d Royal Veteran Battalion—Pnlign William Davis, from the id Garrifon Battalion, to be Enfi3o, vice Randall, placed on the retired lift. , 6th Ditto--Afßftant•Surgeon Duncan M'Dearmid, from the 6th Garrifon Battalion, to be Affillant-Surgeon, vice Anderfon, pro• muted in the Royal African Corps. loth Ditto—Entgli Wild= Rogers to be Q2arter-Maiter, vice Ncfbitt,deceafed. STAFF,. John Clayton C0w,..11, Fig to be PayntaNr of a Recruiting Dif tridt. To be InfpeEting Field•Ofcers of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army while fa em ployed: Colonel Jofcpb French, nn Half-pay of the told Foot. Ueutenaut-Colonel Arthur Aylmer, on Halt-pay of the 68th Foot. Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Coition, on Half.pay of the toad Foot. DuEd Ihuninwal jelho Soper mod Wake arc the poimger; both of Mim/dm yarn onaoufadorsra, dealers. chapels. Sildlloat - Ma: 00 Wasik , July as, 13. sod= If dmaillitt the Gl e brTawro, Exeter. Attends, Draw and Lozbaco, - New Inn, London; or Mein. Shari andliantes, Esti& Thomas Pukes, late of Bath, lather brooches maker, deem and • ebaponan, Ju 17, a Await , and Ait 55, at eleven, at the O'er • hound Inn an d Tavern, Bath. Attendee, Mr. Edward Vinton Goodall, No. tt, St. James's Parade, Bath; or Mr. W. Mottoo, Purrival's Inn, London. John Ske, of Horfleydown, Southwark, Surrey. dealer In wae and hany. July 7, tB, and Auguft ts. et twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fess-court, Feseburch ftreet, Lando°. Charles Otborne , of Arnold, Nottinghunatire, builder, dealer and chapman, July 37, at eight, July a, and Aosta t I. at eleven, at the Ram Inn. is Nottingham. Attendee, Man. Cuus and Sanders. Nottingham; or Mr. Blakelock, No. 3, Ern-court. Temple, Loudon. John Jacob. late of Stratford, Mks, miller, combust. Sealer and chapman, July 7.18, and Augult• t s . at ten. at Guildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing lane, London. DIVIDENS.S. July 41 , Dav:d Evans, of Southanspton.court. Southampton row, Middlefex, Unen.draper, at ten, at Guildhall. joly 8. John Blades, of Bat), linen doeper, at eleven, at the Grey hound Inn, Bath. July 7. Henry Drewett, of the Glaziers' Antis, Mansfield-Brat, Southwark, wit:Waller, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 4. William Tayl or. of Harwich, Wks, fhip-builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 4. Timothy Harris, of Waltham Holy Croft. Effez, pin maker, dealer and ch a p ;man. at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 3. George Mather and James Hutehinfap, of Mancbefter, joiners and builders, at eleven, at the Crown lon, Booth-arect, Ma:scimitar. July 6. John Jarrett, late of Briftol, hop-Merchant, at NM at Dieu Houk ,Worceiter. July 6. Mark walk, of Liverpool. me rchant, at twelve, et the Star and Garter, Paradife-greet. LiverpooL July 4. Henry Atkinfon, late of Brcad Itreet HW, London, into monger, at ten, at Guildhall. • July 7. William Pugh, late of Berwick-ftrect, Sohequare, Mid dkfez, taylor, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 7. William Hibbett, of Hollinwood, Chadetton, Una thin, vienaller. at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manch.:Rer, July 7. Michael Melted, of Iltighthelmftonc, Suites, wine mer chant, at one, at GuildbalL BRECON CIRCUIT. The Hon. GIORGI HARDING& and Asti. Movszy, Efq. Prefteigne—Monday, Jule 27. Brecon —Saturday, Aura I. Cardiff-4aturday, Aagult S. CHESTER CIRCUIT. ROURT DALLAS, Efq. and BRANDI! BURTON, Efq. Montgomiryfkire—atturday, Auguß t. at PooL Denbighthire—Friday, Auguß 7, at Rudsin. Flintibire—Therfday, Angell 83, at Mold. ClacibiroWednefttay , Auguß 19, at the Cagle of Chan. • SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. . S. Hey wools. Serjeant at Law, and the Hon. R. Arnett. Carmarthen -h-Monday. Auguß 3. Haverfordweft—Saturday, Auguß 8. Cardigan—Erlday. Anna la. NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT. Huna LCYCZSTIIR, Efq. and Sir THOUAS Merionethaire—Thurfday, July 30, at Dolgeily. Carnarvordisire—Wednefdv, Auguß 5, at Carnarvon. Anglefer--.lnefday, Auguß tl, at Beaumaris. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY 4. The Copyboldere BIU paled through a Committee and was re• ported. Mr. FOSTER and fevers' other Members of the Houk of Commons brought up the kith Cams' Bill, which was read a firft time. Certain of the Standing Orders were ordered to be taken into confideration on Monday, for the puTofe of fufposding them, in order to expedite this Bill --Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OR . COMMONS. Mr. BABINGTOH brought vit the Report of the. Committee to whom the Sierra Leone Conspanfa Petition bad been ferred. The Petition ftatel the with of the Company to cede to the Crown their poffeffionts on the Coeft of Africa • and the Report of the Committee approved of the eeffion. sod of the terms on which it war propofed to be carried into effeet The Re?ort was referred to the confideration of a Committee of the whole Hook on Monday Leave wu Imps to bring in a Bill for reguladng the Police of Brighton. - The Irfib Revenue Continuing Bill was read a third time and paffed. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply on the Eftimates for the Navy, Army, and Ordnance Ser. vices, which were agreed to. The Kilmainham Hofpital Bill went through a Committee. and was ordered to be reported. The Report of the Committee on Lord Vifeount Powerfasort's Houfe Bill was received, agreed to, and a Bill ordered to he brougbt in accordingly. ... -• '' The Report of the Committee on • the Ativrican Trzaty Bill was brought up and agreed.to.. ~ ..;. • . Sir J. Stuart's Annuity Bill went ieoegh a Commiree, the blank as to the ecimmencement of Annuity wu Med op, sth July, tilor, and the Report was °raid to be received on Monday• Mr. LESLIE FOSTER brOught in the irift Glebe Hoofs, Bill , which was read a Brit time. Mr. FRENCH, agreeably to notice, moved for leave to bring in a Bill for regulating the Fees payable by perfons charged with " 1.. Treafon, and ether offences, at the Quarter Salons in Ireland. attacked a. • The Honourable Member prefaced his motion by enumerating the different fees exadled from perfons charged with murder and General Fere) other offences of an inferior natnre, amounting in fame eountice to three times the fum payable in'others .— L eave g lo p . corps) defended to. Mr. Alderman SHAW obtained leave to bring in Bills for the rat wax killed, along . better regulating of Smithfield Market; and for eltabillhing a Coal taken, and a great many' lb., Market in London ,the former one being , by the Adt, done away. • ' Lord MAHON prefented a Petition from the.Prifoners confined killed and wowided. . .: ; in the Jail of Kingfton.upon-Hull.—Ordered to Ile on the Table. " Daring this period, tt WAYS AND MEANS. Chief On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the ERCHEQPER, , with the Grind T it was mined. thatthe Houk do, on Monday, go into atom. riot Guard, and three' mime of Ways and Means. Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice that he Awed, in the Commit- 01 Martial bleb, at tee of Ways and Mems, on Monday. move for a Vote of Ez. dorff. The ester chequer Bills for the fervice of the year. • • . when Martial ' NAVY. 4.ord COCHRANE gave notice, that be ihoold on Friday next to hint eater move for &trade of all Documents relative to the Ships employ- orders, no ed in the Channel Fleet. from the 3 ft. of March. ao m s, to the sft of March. 1807, fo far as regarded the emnplanatt of en tomb, the number *dually on board, and the somber of ask and coeval- 4 , 0 kkent; the periods dodos which each alp bad peewee fes, and ; in port, during the time above mentioned, and at one time; the i 6th , quantity of (rent provisions received an board during the period 1 ~,, alluded to ; and the orders received at different times within th at A period by the Commanders. Mr. HOB HOUSLbrought in a Bill for regulating the Wharf age, ace. in the Pon of Briftol, and for better regulating thc Pi lot age, in the Briftol Channel.—Read a &ft time. Sir r. MURRAY brouehtin the Leith Harbour IA and the Bill for making a navigable Canal from the Tay to Perth, in Scot land, both of which were read a Brit time. The repOrt of the Committee on the London Harbour Bill, (a grant of public money being required), was referred to a Commit tee of the whole Houfe. VA% ROAD BILL% Mr. STUILT gave wake, that. he Ihould, **Monday, move for taking into confiders** a Standing Order of the Hoek in the year 1774, relating to Turnpike Bills, by which it was provided that ao Bahr ate of the Expeofe world be mimed to every fuels I Bill. .What be had to propofe was, that la aablitien to this very 1 ~ neceffary regulate, a plan ilioald be given. He milked at preens BATTLE OP JUNE S. only to fobs* the propriety of the regulation, whibb be did ncii fi The Emperor arrived at Martial Neff; camp, preppie ihosild be carried Into effect till neat &glow : PLICTION riTiTlOll. at Deppen, on the Bth. He immediately gave the . Mr. GRAHAM pes!sposii a 0 bap R. Wilms acrd neceffary orders. The 4th corps marched to 1 . of the autali of the orff, where meeting Henry Bariag, Elvisits, Whoa 111w16WOMPUS Coelwatie John- a Rome and Anoint's Cirehtalso. the Ruffian Divi4op of NIP two latter Gentlemen for tiiit loroedie . Grompand. in the meniki, which was on ks way to rejoin the main bee the urn. The %doe , the 4th coups attacked it, deprived it Of between li c s cri i Costly of Of COrA dot Walk of the ca r the et ground that SO warms= M. A y taken ilea ca anon MI the a 0 la • . four end five hundred men, made one hoodied alld • . 1514 prlfoneiv, and at Altkirchen. 4 , At the fame n io.Guttßadt, with tanner, his guard, Part of the rear gu ilSonfand cavalry, sock a pafition at Otee the lay. T, fonie very litilful m naively froth all tt " The light bril agol, Siuyeres, of the heavy cam,' implied over all tl evening, at eight o' main force. One tions in adv a nce of infantry, were the menu of cavalry than any of the ref " On the toth tf it took leveret of t ter of a league bey ed himfelf in a pc 18,000 cavalry,, at Cuiriffiers of the 3 Latonr, Mabonrg' light cavalry, nu ground. At two Soult was formed. right, while the di left, to feize on th patina of which is the left of the cav maintain themrelv • berg. More thaa e in ruppf.rting the e ions neverthelef, pled intrepidity, of the French. S id, and at nine in under the enemy's The fufiliers oeral Savify, w•en fion of Verdict ; of the referve, and it being already ni with the vie* of c Laniberg, and fu, " The ardour Companies of the trenched works of !net their deaths i the font of the pal gg The Empero battle. He the, e and thtdivifions, fuck .a one as,fir whole of the Run "The Ruffian Ruffians oteupie( rencicredvitY fir, the labour of fon "!.At 'four in ti Marfhal Davouft ward his left. the Lower Alle, from Eylan. 44 Every corps it ; they . were all ted, which ennuis Thus the R the battle, found ed camp, and w, porta It they ha long time belie' the t rth. At t making their dif (elves, ranged it trenchments, for " But whethe fufficiently form which .they raw tuofity which t loth, had an e the Atte at ten who't country* the cfec zines; and their painful labour. " On the tat army were in n 41 The !Inure are filled with different affaiis ed the Ruffian They have let prifoners in ou lours, and nine reports of the ; Ruffian Getter: es Our 101 l a two thoufand •ded, and three Divifion Efpai Chief of the St .away by a can The Gra, * *Under him. I bolt an arm. LONDON. ..... r .. • MONDAY, JULY 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; Osofob, for July Oh —Reduced 615f—Ornokun pr. Exchequer Ms, par to $B. diG , • PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 4-ZZI s33 Imp. Ann. 7 9-16thai Ann. 621 lrlth 5 per Cent. cut Excheq. Bilk, par si. "<a 17 El-towel Omnium # pre. Lottery Tickets 791. 17$. Coeds for sec. .641 Short Ana India , Seeds, as. 4•• 2 Prom .THE CONTINENT, Several private letters were received from Holland, by the fame conveyance that brought the journals announced in the STAR of Saturday, but though they (peak of a bloody battle on or about the teth, they do not (peak of it as of fuch a nature as to be cone• dered decifive of the Campaign. One of theft letters Rates, that the left wing of the trench commanded by Bonaparte in perfon, had the advantage over the left wing of the Ruffians, under the immediate orders of General Bennigfen ; and that the left wing of the Ruffians under Tollloy, defeated tht right wing of the French under Idaffena; Another letter from Rotterdam, dated the 28th ult- (peaks of a battle on the 16th, in which the Ruf fians, under Prince Bagrathion, attacked the left wing of the French army in the neighbourhood of IC.oninglberg, recovered tome prifoners, took fume pieces of cannon, and repulfed the enemy. We have Rill a faint hope that the events of the 14th may not have been fo difaßrous to the Allies a; Rated in the accounts formerly received, bat we am not without our fears that they fu Rained a cona. • &milk lots, and that the enemy gained proportionate advantages. That a bloody battle took place on that day is now put beyond all doubt, from the arrival of PARIS JOURNALS This day to the date of the 28th tat. By there papery it appears that on the evening of the 24th ult. Prince Borghcfe brought to the Emprefs, at St. Cloud, in telligence of a viaory having been obtained on the teth, but the official details had not then arrived; in place of which the fame accounts that were re ceived by the mail of Wednefday lag, and which we then laid before our Readers, are inferted in the French Papers. We Stall not detain our Readers with farther re mat ks on events, of which the official accounts have. not yet reached us, but content ourfelves with giving the following curet% : SEVENTY-EIGHTH BULLETIN or :r FRENCH ARMY. "Heiltberg,June Is. [This Bulletin commences with nearly the fame °bravadoes re (peeling the negotiations for pace, as were pubUfhed by Gene ral CLARILZ at Berlin. It thee proceeds as follows:] BATTLE OF SPANDEN. " On the sth of June the Ruffian army put itfelf in motion. Its. divifions on the right attacked the tete du font of Spanden, which General Frer; defend= . ed with the zyth regiment of light• infantry. Twelve Ruffian and f'ruffian regiments 'made fever 4 effeaual attempts. Seven times did they renewed the attack, but were as often repulfed. The feventeenth regiment of dragoons charged .the enemy immed'. ately after the left afrault, and forced them to alma. don the field of battle. Thttkituring a whole day, twn divilions•attacked without faccr.fs a fitiglet egi• gimenr, which it mutt be was entrenched: " The Prince of route-Caroni is vifiting the en- ' trenchments during the interve)s of attack, received a flight wound, which , will take him froeihis come mand fifteen days. Oar loft in this affair was trilling. The enemy loft twelve hundred met!, and a number • of wounded. BATTLE OP LowarrEN, " Two Ruffian divifions belonging to the centre attacked at the fame time the tete di, pest of .i i nmitten , General Ferry's' brigade (part of Marfltal Souk's corps) defended the tete allot. The Ruffian Gene. rat was killed, along with too men ; too were taken, and a great many'wotlided. We had tau Ellen killed and wounded. " During this period, the Roffian Commander in Chief, with the Grand Duke Zanfiantine, the Impe• slat Guard, and three divifions, attacked the politioni of Martha' Idey, at Altkirchen, Gutfiadt, and Voir dorff. The enemy were every where repulfed ;bot when Marfhal Ney perceived that the force oppofed to him exceeded forty thoufand men, 'be obeyed hit orders, and concluded his corps to Aciendorff. BATTLE OF DFFPEI4I. ' " On the following day, the enemy attacked the 6th corps in his pofition at Deppen, on the Faffitry, They were repaired, The manoeuvres of Martha! Sonic, his intrepidity, which he imparted mall hit troops, the ability difplayed in this fituation by the General of Divifion Marchand, and his officers, me. sit the higheß eulogiums. The enemy acknowledges having.l4 this day two thoufand killed, and more than three thoufand wounded. Our lofs was GOO, hundred and fitty killed, two hundred wounded, and two hundred and fifty taken, The latter well far the molt part taken by the Colacks, who, on the morning of the attack, had got into the rear of die army. r -