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-: ~~ LONDON, 1814. titt following Worts have lately been printed at the Preto Mr. A. J. VALPY, TOOLE% COURT, CHANCIRT.4.AIIt e And may be atways hall of Messrs. Longman and Co.; Lawg Lackington ; Richardson; Rivingtons ; 041 e and Cattle., Shtrwood, Neely. and Jones; Ind at W. IL Lttnn's Classifier Library, Sobasquare. CLASSICAL • r•tr,HE CLASSICAL JOURNAL, (to be cond. ' lined Quarterly.)—No. X. for JUNE, 1812 ; containieg-ei Tesiety of LtasSicst, fhaticat, sod 011114TAL LITZaA. bas. Price 6s. dciturttcrs—A Critique on the Vith tnd Vilth Wilma sit the Asiatic Researches—To the Stec. T. Maurice, Author of the; * Indian Antiquities" on Pagan Trinities, Letter IV.—Biblieill., cjillicism—Appendix so Mr. Patrick's Essay.cm the" China old, Illhalsies," insetted in No. Vl.—Ant iquities—On theAnthenticity . etas Bible—Classical Criticism—lnsctiption found at Ancient • Ilfttsituns—On Sorrento—Life of par. 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Is. Jot.,, Wm* , r...... Wolff. , taylor. Seim. 13. Thomas Thomas, of C.ansont . STAFF. 1 Sept. 24. 'Juliet kieweor. of Wigton, and Lim r ara 4ve ptolA rpouL e m u t m r be cha rLio ni. d so , ma . n 2 uLac i t 1 uhn urer nry s. Major E. 1. Mae Oregeiv Murray, of the Ilth Light Dragoons, to Bryant a n. 11 serving 2 0 be DeputyQuarter•Master-Geseral to hie ?Meaty's Forces ip.wieb, makster s . &4. i 9. Charl e s Th° , 1 1 4 16. ing in the But Indies 'lll ;be rank of Lieutenatt-t 010- _ :, net in the Army% - (Otitis pool, • Mllegogjei.. v car.Maff,r Jobseon who nrsigns. High street, silversmith. Sept . 19 • kigiuretr et — l4l e Jasper Nicholls, of ' the 14th Foot, to be merchant. Sept. 23. W. and IMES W t e y 11 8 : 4 A quarter-Master-General to the King's Troops serving in theus." Sept. SePl. Richard du_ Pi• of ChilsPhig-Nertoe , b utc - r ir. kaist-Indies, vkellajor-General Wilmer. 2.2. Isaac Spencer, st main:weary, intilmedtt. • • eltt 2a--e l9l. Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Caret, of the elth foot, to be Deputy Westall, of Hiangerford, sooner. Sept. 22. Isaac 111— , ;""'" Adjutant-oeuend to eke Forces serviog iu Ireland, vim Lieu- Yorkshire, grocer, dealer aoslchiaim.O. — um Id% tenaut-Colonel Nicholls. CERIIFICATES, deer. ark iIOSPITAL !MAST. EaehielTlntberlake, Grohs Mary.l4.l. o ", km' , oho hei s — To be Hospital Mates for General Service-4 rases Patrick, Gee. Benjamin !recce, of Grarino•strert s S S. Jenks, Joseph Magratb, Wbliani Grade, Lticissa Kenny, and uull, Simpston-upon-Stower, curti s r. F a d er, Th u. Christian A. Reanghausaa,'Oents. ton, Devon. shopkeeper. Wilma Remold% el waissisives Henry Lee, of Halbatok Dram, ehepfi ee p er . I mes as 21110 X A SCUM. Caine, Wilts, clothier. John Bunke, ot Piloak T , Ensign Hunt, of the Ist West-ludia Regiment, is sopeasaded , cm ton-wiener. Alasaitler Gortlosof Weam o c e ,..,_ Lamcdll6ll being absent, within* leave. chart. Wsn. Rowley, of Ckvaiamdsartet, Commissions in the Princess Charlotte of Wales's 41,0,,„„imam„. John Hughes , G of Gnat e, Ad d& Volunteer Infantry, signed by the ViCesLieUtellant woollen-draper. James Hatching', of Leeds, ' of Surrey.. 41 1 o u le r i ch. Ca st ll reet eti, o a f ad Post ilici sea, ne H y ants , mercha , drat t r . . W ileam inLisseen is . cuwt ey : Lothian Percival, Celot, to be /gra Lfesrtensua. Aug. e 1 , 1B )!, Wm. Dykes, Gent,.to be Second*Lieutenaut. Dated as above. Ipswich, iniftmer• Robert marsh, of Old Ralph Lindsay, Gest. lc be ditto. Dated August 22, 1812. ker. Julia Plowman, of Kensinron, Middl eara , J. J. Tilley, Gent. to bo (limo. Dated August 23,1812. Commission e a sned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cs st d Of Northumberland. Mark _William Carr, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. paled Sep tember 17, 1811. Nothumberland Regiment of Militia. Adjutant Robert Crisp is be Captain, by Brevet. Dated July 21, 1811. Bathurst Pye Watson. Cent. to be lieutenant; John Fraser, Gent. to be did& ; end Ensign Wiliam Thain to be ditto. Dated Aognst 4, tate. Rickard Wen's, Gent. to be I.nsign. Dated July 29, 1811. Robert Crisp, Vent. to be ditto. Dated October 13, 14111. William Tliain, Genit. to be ditto. Dared November Wit 1811. Sieben Bel Reed, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 18, ISIS. Philip Dennis, Geut. to be Surgeon, vice Mmeteath, reglad. ' Dated August 8, 1512. Percy Tenantry Volunteer Ciopplry. Thomas Fonder, Esq. to be Major, vice Smith; &ceased. Dated May 6, 1819. Robert Grey, Esq. to be Captain of s Troop; Robert Wade, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and William Barber, Oast. to be Cornet. Dated July 25,1812. Percy Tenantry Riflemen. Edward Riled, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated July 21, 1812. Commissions in the Royal Monmouth and Brecon Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, Thomas Lewis, Esq. to be lieutenant-Colonel; sad Francis Chambre, Esq. to be Major. Dated August 23, 1812. James Kettleby, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August 10,1811. William Hollingdale, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated /tine 5, 1812. Antony Isaacson, Gent. to be ditto. Dared June 25, 1812. Oliver Thomas, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated May 4, 1812. Williams Hollingdale, Gent. to be Surgeon's Mate. Dated Juae 5, 1812. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester. Royal Cheshire Militia—Captain Lynch Sydney Cotton to be Major, vie: Jodrell, resigned. Dated August 6, ilia. John Legh Sykes, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Berridge, re sig.ned ; and Francis Pullen Mudd , Gent. to be Ensign. &test GOTTENBURGII MAIL. RUSSIAN BULLETINS. [FROti 46 TUE Si.FETERSBURCM COURT GAI7Tril OgriclAL INTAU.LiGINCE aaseEcriNti TMa *UM W oPRRATIOWs. “ 1. The Commander-in-Chief of the First Any the Minister at War, Barclay, de Tolli, mow s : that on the 13th July (0. S.) the corps of Lim Central Count Osterman, whilst marching ups* town of Ostrom), fell in with the enemy's r army, and that a warm engagement comareecei tweea them, at six o'clock in the morning, lasted until eleven o'clock at night. Couat man maintained his position. 66 2. From the Second Army, the Genads fantry, Prince Ilagratioa, announces, Wee of the 13th Jnly (26th 0. S.), that, regmlatin movements conformably to the precoocated his advanced guard, commanded by Limes General Rawjewski, reached Daschkowka i t night of the 10th (V2d). where it was attacked WI superior force of the enemy, eassisting of is din sions, under the command of Marshal:Dr/OMM Mortier. Notwithstanding the superior nuadsgyef obstinate resistance of the enemy, our Wl* pulsed them twice, and pursued them nista village of Nowosselka. 66 In this place, strong by nature, mid an advantageous position, the enemy baked; ha though they attempted with several striag rases te compel us to retreat from the field 91 battles tin was constantly repulsed with loss, notwithisaing that our Bth corps, which had come aria mina time, “stild not co-operate, !tom thomumesuf the ground, and that our cavalry, from the war cause, remained in complete inActiTig. la mean time, the road to Sniolenski was Wen" General Platow. so as eo eisaible him toccatessii march to join the First Army. " The battle lasted from nine in the sainangled six in the evening. The loos of the ICIPAAte semi' ing to the concurring statements of the proem compared with the number of dead bodies left the enemy during the Ottritiit, must have coo exceeded 5,000 men killed and wounded. Prince Bagration, Who praises the unparalleled very of the 7th corps, and that of all the adds, that be will speedily transmit a detailed. count of our loss, which does not exceedtoo and of the achievements of individwals." July 6, 1812. Charles Calvely, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Aetna 60812. Henry Senior, Gent. to be ditto; and snow Harris, Gent. to be slaw. Dated August sr, 1912. Earl of Chester's Volunteer Legion. Cavalry—Charles Leicester, Esq. to be Captain, vise Lefeester, resigned. Dated August 14, 1812. infantry—Strethill Wright, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice T. Wright, resigned. Dated Augusrl4, 1818. Commissions in the North Hants Regiment of Mili tia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Major Ogland4 to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir 1.. W. Holmes, resigned; John Gallen. Esq. to be Major, vice Oglauder, promoted ; Lieutenan t Henry ' Th or p e to beCap tato, eke Leach, resigned; and Ensign Henry P. Williams - to be Lteutenant, vice 1 horpe, promoted. Dated August .5, 1812. Commissions in the Kircudbright and Wigtoun Re g ment of 'Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.. utetiant-Colonel Stewart MBrray Fullerton to be Colonel, vice Sir John Dalrymple Hay, deceased. Dated June 17,1812. John Mackie, jun. Esq. to be Major, vice Maxwell, promoted. Dated July 24, 1812. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. S. John Eyre, of Broad-street, London, oilman, at ten, at Guildhall. Se r. 19. John HanpAn, of Chatham, Kent, linen-draper, dealer TUE EVENING. ST4I thin) ON. and chaps:tan, as ten, at Guildhall. October. S. Charles Bluutplate of IPrugean-square, London, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. October S. Ricliard _Gardner. late of th e Templ e C o ff ee -h ouse , Dtvereax-coort,Teinpk, cotes-house keeper, at ten, at Guild+ hall, Undue- BANKRUPTS. Obadiah Dickinson, of South Shields, Durham, linen-draper, dealer sad charm=, to surrender S e pt. 2i, 22, a nd O cto b er 10, at eleven, as the George Inn, in Newcastle upon.l yne.— Attotnies, M e ssrs . Bell and Brodrick, ___ _ _ MONDAY, AUGUST SI. . . REPORTED .DEFXA r OF THE FREIIO BY THE RUSSIANS. Ina Second Edition of our Paper on Saturday communicated to our readers the highly pledler tclligence which had reached us from Goth of a great battle having been fought between French and Russians, on An 1,66, instant. is Id loss. _ . , 45, Cheapode, London, 1 the former were defeated with immense ' . _ . isarluiptiiiTastid. . 1 or Mr. Chrielopbtr llialaieliii e, South Shields. which the report o—mho - Rinks, Gent. to be Ensign, Without parchase, Matthew Pannell, of the parish of Boaham, Sussex, farmer, i dealer and chapinan, September 4, at one, Sept. 5, following is the letter upon vice Daly, whore appointment has not taken_plau. lotith Ditto-411,1p - Po l itick Nowlan, to be Llstuenantovithout ' bet 10, at eleven, at the Golden Fleece lan, Chichester, Sussex." GOTTENSURGH, AUGUST Ns 1 Attornies, Mr. James Clark, St. Paula College, or Mr. James &chile; vier Dillon . WOO reaSint.and Octo. " founded Ist NV:at India Regicrept—Lieutenant William Fraser, from the Champ, Chichester. and" sith Foot, tube Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Watts, Joseph Van Milliugen , of Hereford place, Commercial-Road, e t saget,• is now on his way so your cou ntry, who resigns ;' 1 homaa Abbott, Gent. to be 'Ensign, Without , Middlesex, jeweller, September 5, at eleven, Sept'. Is, at t 2; „.... OU get this. no . purchase. VICC Hoot. and October 50, ar eleven at Guildhall. Attor Mr. H m os t in, ar- "We have glorious news here—Mills, the Ute . , Si Ditto-4fteevet- Colonel DogaJd Campbell, from the 46th Foot, ria s Castle-streer, Houndschtc.h. • amount of what I can collect from good a to be Lieutenaiit-Colonel, 'without purchase, vice Lord Peter. Hi nka Field, of Northampton-square, Islington, Mhiclk-rez, likely arrive by the time y taboitywas. shun, placed on MU T * 1 jeweller, dealer and chapinan, Se x. 5, 52, and October 50, at sth Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Woods, from the 3d Foot, to be eleven, at Guikiliall. Auorney, Mr. B. Broughtun, Greville- perate engagement-4c took place on the 15th that the Russians and French Captain of a Company , without purchase, vice Spunner, ap- street , Hatton-Garde n. --it Waal* ended in pe rson —it —The Corsican comm pe pointed to the 89th Foot, Isaac Hall, of lksainghaU-street, London, warehous;man, dealer g ie l • exploit Reglatiot—Affilitam Ste rah, Gent. to be Second and chapman, September 5, 12, and October in, at twelve , on the plains near Braslaw, a small var. .. Lieutenant, without purchalte, vile Crawford, cashiered by the at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs . RibblewLite, Rowland, an i ille midway between Polotsk ' and Riga. have had a OS absence of a General f sun Martial. Robinson, Gray's-Inn-place. Vil-Dkto—hrtnnil 'denten= William Chadwick to be First David Williams, late ofTottenham-court-road,Middlesez,linen- had previously retreated across the Duna, la sr Lie t r e nant, without purdiase, vice Williams, appointed to tbe draper, dealer and chaprnan, Sept. 3, le, asel October IP, at ... ss , b Light Dragoons; F. Driberg, Cent. to be Second Lieute- twelve, at Guildhall. Attoreles, Maws. Kibbkwhlyr, Row- peared nearing Riga. 'the ' Hr nant, vice Chadwick. land, and Robinson, Gray's-bio-place: shins, the right of the French occupying 3d Garrison MattatOn—Ltelltenam James Westwater, from the James Johnson, of Bury St. Edmund'*, - Suffolk, boot and *hoe- br all his strength in the ' 14tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Adams, who sedan gee ; Ito. maker, dealer and chapman , August 31, Sept. 5, and October seems Bonaparte dire attack was by the RS' ben GI. ig, Gent. to be Emig% v i ce westcou, promoted in 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brace, 87- an d B a ration fell unezpectedly on his left. the 794 Foot. niond's•lnn, Chanc er y-l ane .g 4th Ditto-:Ensign Matthew Higgins, from the 45th Foot, to be Ge orge P au isonof the Strand, Middlesex, wine-metebanr, Aug. a great body of Cavalry. • ' lids. Lkosettaat, vice Fraseg, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran si, Sept. 19, and October 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoriley, as The right of the French were at first Emotion. Mr. Carden, John -street, Adelphi, daps d u. sth Royal Veteran Bettalliii4.leutenant William Fraser, from William R e ed of Camberwell, Su , titer, buihke, &wee but it coptinued but a short time—a a the dieb Garrison Battalion, to be I leutereuit, vita Green, pointed to the to Royal Veteran Biutillon. ap- and chapman, Sept. 15, at twelve, Sept. 17, and October 10, from the Cossacks decided the fortune of the dAY• tick Ditte—l.leutesaut (Ariel Ti. Griec o boas the sth Royal at one, at Gandhi& AllOthey, Mr, Sherwood (ant in _ - bush 104 . 1 8 000 till e d y i d wooS square Southeragis. 4 4 i , •sw i •• - • • • . ' • ' , si; In i~ 1 t t : t t l i t : p e ri tUr . • iteVaorillvesil, to be liestalast, vies TA Pries of Goothi'ist Cup** Ife•1 fe• ke—Ligatenast John Reed to *; Fragments tot a • 011pitita*With temporary- I ra*, vice Iht'Lea interesting Partin% .... *. '• The Kings aan Legion • founded upon eh* of ' sirDiragoons—C Montague d Merchants. Price ' i 4 1011 Kolas, falleteied• pit nt of Light Dragoons—Willians Mit rwo HUNDRED roaster, vice Richardson, deceased. ___ .._____.___ ~....- 11-- C~