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' ". %, * , - • ' ` l 4l' P'.. •. • • - --.....'i** 44 .-- . *imii"effrismari.. • -:.• • Niimnsa-8282 OFFICE OF ORDEMPICVEYI:I4i, itri,; THE PAINCIF.AL OFFICERS kV Apt, J.ESTr's ORDN4NCiI, A kercky OW! aster 4 • That Proposals Ailll•be received at their Mite. in PairMaio or. or before Monday, the 4th day of Oct*, oeit, Nis *eh Persons as may be veining to undertake the parfonnance of. the BRICKLAYERS', MASONS', and PLASTERERS' WORKS, required for the Ordnance Service in the Portsanouth forb period or rind Years, determinable after the elpiration of the first Two Years, upon Six' Months notice, at the option of either party. • _ _ _ . Descriptive Schedules of the Works that are to be performed , and the Terms and Conditions of the Contracts, may he obtained upon application to Major-General FISEIR, Comthanding Royal Engineers at Portsmouth; and also at the Secretary's Office, In Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the•bours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Works at Portsmouth;" but no Pre- Foal can be admitted after the said 4th day of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Ten der be noticed unless ti'e party making it or an agent on hi s behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW ,Setrami. --- CoinitAck FOR CANADA TIMBER, PLANK, DEALS, &c. NAPIWPICE, 4M. 7, 1813. Tick PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ad COMMIS SIONERSof Nit MATISTr's NA VT, do Lundy give Noise Tilt on Wednesday, the 22d Instant, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with Stich Persons as my be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or auy one or more of them, with CANADA WHITE OAK TIMBER, RED PINE TIMBER, WHITE OAK PLANK, RED PINE DEALS, ASH CAPOTAN BARS, sad ASH OAR RAFTERS. nruerilnatios y hie Arrides, and a form yths Tender say k men a this Office. _ _ No Testier to remittal ea *sir o'dwi, on the day af treaty, tar any :Wield, ankle the party, or an agent for hiss, attends. livery Tender 1111U1 he accompanied by a Letter, addroreed to the Na., ileardoid signed 65 two responsible Persons, engaging to become bared with tie Person tetakring, in the saw gr 010,000 for the doe perfirars anst of the Coistrfet. SHIP l AVERN AND GENERAL COACH OFFICE, CHARING-CROSS, AND wHtrz BEAR INN AND COACH OPFICE, PICCADILLY., THE Nobility, Gentry, and others, are mist re spectfully informed, that, for their convenience, Passengers and Parcels are booked and conveyed daily from the above Mites by the York Highflyer Coach, which sets but from the White Hine inn, Fetter - lane , every Morning it Half-past Si: o'Clocks tlEough Stlltuts, Stanford, Grantham, Newark, Don caster, Ferrybridge, to York, and from thence to Darling- Wei Durham, Newcastle, and Edinburgh. Aiso Coaches at reduced fares daily to Brighton, Lewis, Worthing, Chtebeirer, Arundel, Deal, Dover, Margate, Rams gate, Canterbury, and Rochester. • Passengers and Parcels are booked, and sonyeyed daily to Yarmouth, Ipswich, Colchester, Norwich, Newmarket, Lynn, Fakenbam, Northampton, Leicester, Derby, Manchester, and Liverpool ANTkATTRITION. TT is.now nneqiivocsqy proved that the PATENT ANTI-ATTRI4 lON COMPOSITION is the cheapest and': ltest Thing ever yet diseevered for Ships' Bottoms, Instead of Capper. to preserve Cables from being rubbed in he Hawse- I ketles, iiestead'ssf \ Plat, Sesieice„ or Rounding ;.the Rigging of Slap; from tbe Weather, and Fromteing elated, instead of 'fat, Parctline,tnd Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to Mader Leather and Canvas Water-proof; and to prevent the ef hits of Friction in Steam Engines, Mills, Sugar -Mills, Thresking Mils, (or otheilmplentents ofliushandry generally used by Far- Airs), Carriage., Coaches, .Waggons, Carts, and Machialry of every deeenonn. It is also the best Thing to preserve the Blades of Sv•ords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, front Rust. It will ilkt wise preserve Spouts, Posts, Rails, Gz...es, Path Pa lit, and every hind of Wood -and ooden Building from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, either in the East or V . teit or in any Climate. One.priming of this Composition is in some eases equal to one hundred applications of Oil, 'Callow, or any other kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use from 900 tp 4,000 per cent. exclusive of preventing the west and tear in Machinery, Wheels, •Stc. kc which is a .saving of expense: More than that of saving nine parts out of tea, and no tion can be so clean in its working, or give so little trouble. • Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40, (113- ting-Cros3, near the Admiralty; London; and, by their appoint ment at most Ship Chandlers, Libraries, Druggists, Prir.ter., Coa , :hmakers, Ironmongers, Innkeepers, Co/di-offices, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, in h.izes, price Is. 6d.; ". 6 d.; Ss. 6d.; ICs. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. The smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a fear-wheel carriage twice, with which it will run upwards of three thousapd miles, without applying any thing else to the axle trees; and one half guinea box contains a sufdcient quantig for a wage -waggon to"travel thirty-three thotisand miles ; and R will writ with wood axietrees, or with common boxes and ailetrets of any kind. lb , most satisfactory proofs of the merits of the Composition loaY he seen at she Patentecs' Office, No. 40, Charing Cross, as above. Directions ire given with each box, which are signed " W. Ds Bellamy." Adfsli37tir, - I'SEftE I CAti&L- PROPERTt • • TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . * Mr. SCOTT, *AND JUNCTION, Oxford, Covcotry, Shrop, 6. slay; Wilts and %aim, Rochdale, Ctelyer and Regent's Cad Shares; Globe, Hope, and Eagle Asrorinde Sbares.-= Apo to Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street, Londe°. CAPITAL SITUATION ON THg HARD, FORMA. To be SOLD or LET for a Term, with early possesdon A VERY valUable FREEHOLD ESTATE .4.1 'Comprising, on the Basement, an excellent Kitchen, lery, and Cellar, with Warehouse and WorkloOrn andftr: tag Shop ; on the Ground Floor is an extensive well-fitted Shop;Of: fire, and neat Parlour adjoining ; also a Pelted ifaad f with it side door opening into Clock-street; on the First Floor is a handsome Drawing-room and two Bed-rooms ; on the Second Floor, (oat handsome Bed-rooms; and in the Attie, three Servants' !teeing. ' This Estate is most unquestionably the first situation - for trade in Porten, being at the corner of a street leading to the different parts of the town, also nearly opposite the general lending place for boats ; and has been several years successfully used, aud well established, in the trades-of a Taylor, Draper, Hatter, and Slop- Merchant ; and the apartments of the first floor are gleefully occupied by persons of respectability. The Stock to be taken at a valhation, for the payment of ithkh time will bi given. ' For other particulars apply to Mr. Hoad, the Proprietor, on the Premises; or to Mr. Glendenin‘Soliciter, Parma. N. B. None but principals will be treated with, and if by letter, must be post-paid. DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO. HE undersigned in his capacity as Deputy First • Marshakof the Honourable court of Justice of the United Colony of Demerary and Essequibo, advertises by these presents for the first, second and third time, that he will, by virtue of a sentence of said Court and the subsequent Esecution, expose and Sell unto the highest bidder at PUBLIC EXECUTION SALE in the Month of July, 1814, in behalf of Nuase and TROUGHTON Plaintiffs, versus R. IfiltAltWOOD, Defendant, The West half of the COTTON PLANTATION REDNESS on No. 32, the property of R. F YIARWOOD, situated on the West Sea Coast of Essequebo River, wi:h all the Buildings, Slaves, and further Appurtenances. The Inventory of the above west half of said Cotton Planta. doh Redness, on No. 32, is daily to be seen at the Counting-hunse of Messrs. Prinsep, Saunders, and Co. London. • 'The judicium of the prat: slid concurrence on the net proceeds of the Salt of said west half of saio Cotton Platratidn Redness. on No. 32, will be held by. the aforesaid Honourable Court of Justice three !molts after the day of Sale, for which reason all those that may pretend to hare any right, title or in.erest to the nett proceeds of the said west half of Plantation R edness, on No. 32, or otherwise, are herewith by me, the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of the aforesaid Honourable Court of Justice, sum moned to appear in person or by their Acton]. y, on Oh ant and following days appointed for hearing will be holden here in , he month of October, 181 4, in order to lay their Claim in due form, under the pena'ty tl.at against the nun appeasers will be proeteded as the law cts. Rio Demerary and Es equebo, this 14th of 1813. A. M. MEEK ! ENS, Deputy eirst Marsial. -NEW MUSIC. ,6 LES PETITS BIJOUXi' No. 12, containing the celebrated Duet's Rest weary Traveller," from the favonri:e Opera of '1 he Dcv l's Bridge, tornposed by Mr. Bra ham, arranged with Veriwions by Kiallmark, price 2s. Lord Whitwortl. Grand March and Quick Step, composed by I. Willis, price 2s. • Lort! Wititworili's.Welcome to Ireland, a Di vertimento, for the Piano Forte, composed by J. Willie, price es. The fivourite Musical Farce 4 pharp and Flat," now performing at theTl , catre Royal, Lyceum, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte by Mr. Hoek. price ns. Likewise the following pieces may be had singly: Overture, price M.; the sweet Lip of Beauty, pri6e Is $d ; enerming Rhsabell, price Is. 6d.; Where titi my Itr:tr gone prise Is. 6d. ;Vt hvre'4 the use of sitting sigh inn rr.ce Is. ed.; Mr. Liston 's favoini:e comic song, Betty Wade and Mr. Solomon, Fie: Is. London; Ptilliebed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. Nu. 214, Soho-Nome ; and No. 7, Westmoreland -street, Dublin. This day were published, price Ss. • FINAL DEBATES on the RENEWAL and ACCEPTANCE of t!.e EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S CHAR TER, at several Courts of Priprietors of lE:tit-India Stuck, on the 9th, 13th, loth, and Utst July 1813; w•th an Ap pendix, Containing an Abstract of the Bill for continuing is the Company the Possession of t! e f erilturies in laidta, to gether with certan Exclusivu Ps ivilegts. Printed for Black, Parry, anil Co. Leattentrall-street. Of whom may be had, in 8 Vole Bvo pi ire 4.L enlral, A Complete Collection of de Debates at ihe 14.4 li.dia House during the Negotiation for a Renewal of the East Wu Com pany's Chatter. Persons may he supplied with any of. the former Debates to complete their Sets. This day were published, gEW EDITIONS of tAVO of the MOST ESTREIVI . ED SCHOOL• N OOKS in the ENGLISH LANODAGE. I. riIHE - UNIVERSAL versal Grammar of Ans, Sciences, and General Know ledge, provided with Ones-ions, alter the genuine interrogative System of Education, by the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of ;he English Eriimmar, Class Book. &c. &c a new Edition, revised throughout, with A.td!tions, price 41.4 d. bound. 2. A Gfammar of l'i3toral Philwophy, Astronomy, and Che mistry, provided with Questions, &c after the interroptive System, by the same Anther, a new Edition, greatly enlarged and improved, f 3.4 as to form one of the most perfect olementary Books in tho Language, price Ss. bound. . _ . ....... Printed for Ritilartl Pbiliipsq sold by Johu fiouter, No.l, Pi• t-rnu-tur-row, and by all Bnoktiell , rs. GALLERY OF PICTURES—SECOND SERIES. This d_y era, published, price )0-. 6d4- Proofs on India Paper, s. ; or exit itisit sty fittislittil in Cblours, and mounted, pries - 64. in a Portfolio, CIHRIST IN THE SEPULCHRE. Finely %) Engraved by T. Cheeseman and P. W. 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I. ; l'his day was published, A nlw Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cwt.', A PR ACTICA L 'rREATIBEon the PR EV EN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its ounsectuences, a+ Strictures Gluts Ice. including practical Ob serva,ions on Tabes beroalis, Ona nism, Seminal Weakness, Mu cal Discharges, ice. divested of all technical Obscurities. By 'I% M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. ul, Paternoster-row; and Messes. Highly, 24. Fleet-street, London. Where may be had, Caw 's Popular Treatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple. and successtel instructions for thopowaittent itokittesmat of Asthmatic Fits, rice as. :20, 1813. „ ROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR bEPARTMENT. • . a OOWNI3IO4TREET, SEPTEMBER 18, 1818. ,A Dispatch, of which the following is a copy, hat been received at Earl Bathurst's Office, froth Field bianhal the Marquis of Wellington, LG. • Lezaca, September 4, 1813. MY Loan—l write just•to correct - an error in my dispatch of the 2d instant the number of prisoners taken at St. Seblstian's . is six hundred and seventy, atld not two hundred and seventy, as I supposed. The Governor has had a communication with Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham, the object of which certainly was to commence a negotiation for the surrender of the Place. Advantage was taken of this communication to send him a summons, but he demanded a suspension of hostilities for a fort night ; then to surrender unless relieved, but to march his garrison into 'Vrince, with arms and baggagis,"' without. being prisoners of war. These Conditional were rejected, and the fire which bad ceased for somp time yesterday, was recommenced in the evening. I have the honour to be,*ftc. (Signed) WELLINGTON+ The Earl Bathurst, Ike. dm. doe. RITURN 0/ Tag Mae ; WOUSIDID ; AND kISSINO ; Di TIM ARMY UNDILI Tilt COMMAND OF HIS ZICSLI.INCT SURD. 241. R SHALTII2 MARQUIS or WELLINOTONA.G. AT TER 51105, ASSAULT; AND CAtTUILI OF TXR TOWN 01 ST. SIXASTIAN; FROM 1.11111 JULY 10 318 T AUGUST, 1813, mammas. General Stall'--S wounded. Royal Artillery-S Rank and File ; killed; 11 Rank and . Wounded. • fiord Engineer.-1 ...ant-Colonel, s Captains, 4 Rank and • File, killed : i Captain, 2 Lieutenant!, 10 Rank and File, wounded. Royal German Artillery-2 Rank and File, wounded. 'Detachment Ist Guards, Ist Batt.-9 Rank and File, killed; 1 Ensign, 2 Serjeants, 9 Rank and File, wounded I S Rank and • File, missing. Detachment Ist Guards, 3d Batt.-1 Serjeant, 9 Rank and File, killed ; 1 Ensign, 1 Drummer, 21 Rank and File, wounded; 3 Rank and File, missing, Detachment Colstreani Guards, let Battalion-3 Rank and File, killed; 1 Ensign, 2 Serjeants, 18 Rank and File, wounded; 5 • Rank and File, missing. Detachment 3d Guards, Ist Batt.-1 Serjeant killed; 20 Rank and File, wounded; 12 Rank and File, missing. Ist (Royal Scots), 3d Batt.-1 Ensign, S Serjeants, 43 Rank and File, killed; S Lieutenants, 9 Serjeants, 133 Rink and File, wounded. Detachment 2d (or Queen's)--1 Serjeant, killed; 1 Rank and File, wounded. 4th Foot, tst Batt.-4 lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 7 Serjeants, 107 Rank and File, killed; i Lieutenant-Colonel, 2 Captai ns, 2 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 10 Serjeants, 1 Drummer, 142 Rank and File, wounded; S Rank and File, missing. Detachment 7th Fusikers, Ist Battalion-6 Rank and File, wounded. 9th Foot, Ist Datt.-1 Major, 3 Lieutenants, 5 Serjeants, 42 Rank and File, killed ; 1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 9 Captains, 4 Lieutenants, 2 Strjeants'M Drummers, 98 Rank and File, wounded; 6 Rank and File, missing. Detachment 20th Foot—l Captain, 2 Rank and File, Vied ; 1 Captain, 2 Serjeants, T Rank ind tile, wounded. .S Detachment 2Sd Fusileers, let Batt.-4 Rank and File, killed i 1 Lieutenant, 4 Rank and File, wounded. Detachment 27th Foot, Sd Batt.--1 Lieutenant, 5 Rank and File, kill_d; 2 Rank and File, wound.:e'.. 36th Too:, let Batt:--1 Captain, 3 Lieutenants, 32 rank and billed; 2 Captains, 5 Lieutenants, S Ensigns, 2 Serjeants, 84 raiik and file wounded; 3 rank and file missing. Detachment 40th Foot, lit Batt.-2 rank and file killed, 1 Lieu tenant, I Serjeant,4 rank and file womadid. Detachment of the 43d Foot, Ist Batt.---1 Lieutenant, 2 rank and file killed, 2 Serjeants, 8 rank and file wounded. 47th Font, 2.1 IRatt.-1 Major, I Captain, 2 I.leuteuants, S En signs, 9 Serjeants, I drummer, 98 rank and file, killed; 2 Captains, 6 Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns, 8 Serjeants, 1 drummer, 118 rank and file wounded. Detachment 48th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file killed, 1 Cap tain, 1 Serjeam, 1 rank and file wounded. Detachment 52d Foot, Ist Batt.-1 Lieutenant, 1 rank and file killed; 1 Major, I Captain, 7 rank and file wounded. Detachment 53d Foot, 2d Batt.-2 rank and file killed, 1 rank • and file wounded, • 59th Foot, 2d Batt.-1 Captain, 4 Lieutenants, S Ensigns, 4 Serjeants, 106 rank and file, killed ; 3 Captains, &Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns, 8 Serjeants, 1 drummer, si 3 rank and file wounded. Dotachi,ient 95th Foot, ist Bati.—La rank and file killed ; 2 Lieu tenants, 1 Serjeant, 4 rank and file wounded. Detachment 95th Foot, 2d Batt.-3 rank and file killed, 6 rank and file wounded. Detachment 95th Foot, Sd Batt.-2 rank and file killed, 5 rank and file wounded. Detachment I,t Light Battalion King's German Legion-1 Ser jeam wounded. Detachment 2d Light Batt. King's German Legion-2 rank and • file killed, 6 rank and file wounded. Detachment let Line Battalion King's German Legion-4 rank and file killed; 1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 11 rank and file Detachment 2d Line Batt. King's German Legion —S rank and file kille4, 1 Serjeant, 12 rank and file wounded. wowndecf. Detachment sth I.ine Batt. Ring's German Legion-5 rank a=l file k lied, 1 Serjeant, 4 rank and file wounded. Brunswick Light Infantry- -2 rank and file killed; 1 Lieutenant, • I Setjeant, 5 rank and file wounded; l Lieutenant, 5 rank andi file missing. (Signed) E. M. PAILINSIAM, Adj. Gen. RETURN OP THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING OF THE ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND OP MIS EXCEL- I.ENCY YIELD-MARSHAL THE MARQUIS 0? WELLING. TON, K. G. IN ACTION WITH THE ENEMY ON TILE 31 ST AUGUST AND IST SEPTEMBER, 181 3. • - General Staff-1 Captain killed. 2tl (or Queen's) Regiment-2 rank and file killed, 16 rank and file wounded. sth Foot, let Batt.-3 rank and file wounded. • 1 nth Foot, Ist Ratt.l Lieutenant, 1 rank and file, killed; 1 Serjeant, 7 rank and file, wounded. 27th Foot, Sd Batt..-1 rank and file missing. 36th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 Ensign, 1 rank and file, wounded. 40th Foot, Ist Battalion-1 rank and file kille;1, 3 rank end file wounded, 1 rack and file missing. 43d Foot, Ist Batt.-1 Lieutenant wounded. MA Foot-1 Captain, 1 Serjeant, 5 rank and file, killed ;1 Ma • jor, 4 Captains, 5 Lieutenants, 1 Finales, S Serjeants, 61 rank and lilt, wounded. 524 Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file wounded. 53d Foot, Std Balt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 Serjeant, 15 rank and hle • wounded.' ssBth Foot—t Serjeant, S rank and We, killed; 1 Lieutenant, t &nip, S Se:jeans, is rank and Ale, wounded. 4 • Pato* tillM bed Foot, tat Batt.—t Lteuti Lieutenant, 5 Scritants, 51 87th Foot, id Batt.-8 rank 9kb Foot, Sd Batt.--11 rank wounded. 90th Font, id Batt.-1 Captain, tale, 2 Lieutenants, 7 &l e ases, 2 rank and file, missing. Cbasseurs Britanniques-4 Serie:tor Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Major. gerjeants, 20 rank and ilk, and file, missing. E. M. ADMIRALTY-OT Extract of a Lettei front' Captain board his Majesty's sbip Surveillante, September, ISIS, and manonitted John Wilson Croke". Est I take leave to report. made, as agreed upon demonstration on the bacl tian's, the two division. under the command of patch, and Captain. Bloye, understand their appearance intended, by diverting •• rison from the defence warmly fired on from the Sebastian's, but no lives The. sloops of war. 1 and the Dispatch suffer, sails, the gunboats, N. in time to offer anhny attract his attention. At eleven a. m. the the assault by the brew. sistance made by the mew defences, as well as the him, is to be consider, attack must be ranked was an affair more British courage. and perseverance ceeded, and after a loci; the breach, the town about half past One p. every obstacle which the could invent. A heavy late in the evening. bur may p-obably for some town has been unavoiL must inevitably suffer frot sion of the enemy. . The opportunity afforded the zeal and good will necessarily confined to of no officer more indefal which have fallen to hir Lyra : he has endeavorti of the army. Liet.teni companions in the ba. tive ; every ship in the of seansen, under their uniformly behaved well. The loss on brth sides hive been considerahl , tions was playing on ti breach and walls. - Three or four rarnen since my last report. C4pt:tin Smith, of ti wounded on the island. seamen there landed. ADMIRALTY Vice-Admiral Sir Ertl mitted to J. W. Crofter, Edward Min, of his Mt at sea, the 3d of July last miral Pickmore), giving captured, on the mornin; Tom E. by S. la Petit vateer, armed with two one eight pounder, the chase. with a complement out from Genoa 13 day, ADMIRALTY Copy of a Letter from Captain made, dated off Toulon, 25d Vies-Admit-al Sir I..Pealew, Barr. I have the honour to ;.- 1- instant, being set by the point of Bordighero, ns. As the ships were ar the shot were going over , under the direction of Captain immediately took possession spiked the guns, and destroyed marines approaching the t dighero, the enemy ble , great was their hurry the man who blew it ul who entered and spiked heavy fire of musketry tenant Brown, of the mar' perly took possession of . heaviest of the fire proceeded. pie of the town were evident. dicta that were in the batteries, the - yew): on this beach, the.surf being too'heavy to launch them, were burnt, and the frigates opened their fire ti pon the town. The Mayor having been brought off, I er plained to him that the town had brought upon itselt the heavy loss it sustained, by wantonly firing on us. I regret to say, that Captain Hore was very *evert', wounded in the thigh, .and Michael Martin, private marine, below the knee, but both are doing wet). Lieutenant Parsons had command of the boats at landing: Captain Napier having assumed the err/4 mand, Lieutenant Parsons returned alter the casters battery was destroyed, bringing off the marines in. ployed upon this service, and Captain .Napier supe:ria. tended the destruction of the vessels and the man. barkation of the remainder of the marines. • Surveinnte, Revolutionaire President, Sparrow Lyra, Beagle, Dispatch, UssUenga, Flaky, lasipet,, Qua i ota Me& IS sad la. Abil rg a 'Wit. • -4 W ft; • : 5 4 N. 46 .. Skt* ![PENCE HAL WI'lltl1ii" 1 utsnaat, 4 rank OW *s, ildher 54 rank and file, would de I A t and file s . vousded. ok and file killed, id rack 6641 die, • tale, S rank and file, killed; I Cap- least', 32 rink and file, wounded Serleant, 14 rank and file. killed ; 1 • vfajor, 1 Captain, Lliutenents, ' k, wounded; t Segeanti, 21 ruik ( B iruat) M. Pa/tsunam i Adltrant-General. )IWICE, SEPTEMBER IS. Captain Sir G. N. Collier, dated on Surveillance, off St. Sebuttan'a, Ist ~ snsadtted by Admiral Lord ff.eith to 4 ort, that arrangements being n. by Lord Wellington, fora _ mck of the rock of St. &bat. I as of ships' boats were placed f Captain Gallway, of the t loye, of the Lyra, and that I trance had the complete elfevt a large. proportion of the gar.. of the breach ; the be its *ere the batteries at the back of St. :s were lost. weighed with a light breeze, :led is a trifling degice in her 14 and 16, were equipped )yance. to the enemy, and to tide having ebbed sufficiently, ich took end if the re. tnemy, considering the eating.) : artiacial oars, virown up by . .; ga:lant and obstinate, the 1. d still higher never perhaps obstinately maint.ittieJ, but perseverance ultimately . Ddgment had. beta effected 012 i was entered and possessed m. in defiance of miles and :he ingenuity of the G-vernor ry firing seas maintained till , ut the rock still hold& oat, .and e days large part of the oidably destroyed, and more from the means still in posses. brded to the navy for evincing. of British seamen, has been a few individuals, but 1 knew tfatigable in the various duties in.; than Captain Bloye, of the 'tired to antiscipa.e every wish tent O'Reilly, se:tit his former itteries, was conspicuously a.c- -: squadron • sent a proportion. it respective officers, and they 11. ides during the assault must Me, as irtilleiy Of all descrip the enemy while disputing the. nen form the total naval lon . „ the Beaele, syl , o was slightly id; has the command of the T OFFICE, SEPT. as. ,dward Pellew, BArt. has trans re. .Esq. a letter fr. , m Captain fejestrs sloop Ceehalus..dated. Mg (and address.A to Vice Ad. rag an act.lunt of his h ng of the 2d of the same mnnth t t Chasseur, French frlocca vn 4-pounder lone gun., and latter hove overboard m the tent of 4.5 men ; she had been, ,ys, and bad made no capture,. T OFFICE, SEPT. IS. tali) Grant, of hit Majesty'', ship An. , sad July last, and trananytted by' etc, Bor. to J. W. Croke"; F.sq. inform you that oa the 19th the swell and current near fo ro, the batteries opt ned ;icon approaching the land fall, ant ter us, the marines were landed Captain Hoge, of this *ship, ertio ession of the eastern batter"e estroyed the powder. 00 011 E he battery, on the point of Boa.. ew it up and quitted it, and so that the mangled remains of up were found by •ur party, cl the guns. As there was a kept up from the town, Lieu- narines of this ship, very pro- d the house from whence di ceeded. As many of the pen- .vidently assisting the few sot. RICH WHEEL. ro PRIZES of £20,000, and only One Day to taw. TUESDAY, Sept. 28th, the Lottery will finish Drawing, and the first Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O, will re ceive, in adafigioai the sum of £20,000. ISE VillAgL CONTAINS• 2 - Prizes of - £20,000 2 - • • • 1,000 4 • • • - 300 3 • . . - 200 10 - - - . 100 And tbefull proportion of £5O, £25, and £2O Prizes. 2 lams and tiharce warranted wedrawn, are selling by sWiFr and Co. M. 11; Pot/1.1 zT 1 No. 31, ALDGATZ HID.* Nix . 12; c.IiAIINt:CROSS, I STRICIET. RICH WHEEL. . . iTAW_QTRIZEszt. , e2o,ouo. and only Ono Day ..A to Draw. TUESDAY, September Seth, the Lottery will fini,h Drawing, and the first Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O will receive, iu isildititn, the scat of £20,000. THE SMELL CONTAINS . 2 . Wats of - ,C 20,000 2' . • - - • 1,000 4 - . - - 300 5 - - - . fOe 16 - - - 100 And the full proportion of £lO, as, and 440 Priam rekets and Shares, worrarted tiara:wt. are selling by IticHAR.DSON, GOODLUCK and Co. CONTRACTORS, At thelr Offices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Conthlll, and faring the King's Mews, Chr ring Cross, who sold and shared, in tie present Lottery, No. 8,471, a Prize of £l,OOO, No. 1,130, a Prize of .8500, and No. 4,313, a Prize of £2.00. ____