Star. — London, England, 1812-07-20 00:00:00

• ______ - P 4 44 1 4.14E1VT 4 fRr A " HOWE OF LORDS. JULY le. - DOTAL ASSENT. ! , 1 . 110 oyal Assent was given by Commission to the Ease labs Lap ~the Melt Dtities Bill, the Life Annuities Bill, the i mp . - Dias. BiU, the • Riots 11114 the Unclaimed Prize. E . Bill, , ~,_,,„ star„.ll4,w ili t ir fa i n h u o re rou ß bu ill n , th c e oa S l co i t i s ill S , ti ti mi r s is Bill, the Deptford Road Bill, and seven Private Bills. The _. ieetoners were, the 1..,0pri CHANICZLIAIt, Earl BATUVILST, 00. 1 . 0 4 wassetruuass. • The•Custoths Boats Bill, the Bond ed Cowls Bill, the Stone de Duty Bill; and the Isle of Man Trade Bill, passed through minxes, and Were repited *lshout anY amendment. - lLusuinirr oat, Mr CIUITNZTi and other Members the Hopes of Commops, brought s up the ApprOpriatlon 1,, whichtpos WA upon' the table, and afterwards rvad...9 . ke t time. • .The Tollippliry heaven; Debtors' Bill for Ireland, =Sind *third dose and paseed.--AdjouMed till Monday. • ~;, '' ; '' -. ...i• VNE 7 ' 3 4'.: 1113 40 4 13N5.. 'Mr. w HAg 4 0 'l4couht tip.lhe Report of the Peace Prey Servadon BUJ, yvhkh *as agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to hissed a third time ins-Meotity. . • „ The Permanent Insolvent Debtors' Bill was breugbt up from :113g:tis, and read a first time, and was ordered hr a second on Monday next. .. • . 'The Medical Duty Regulation Bill went,tbrough a Commit"- let, and ordered to be reported on Monday.' ' -Mr. WHARTON hrought in a $ for unending the Act of km Session; for rhe Pull lll 4 l o l l. lif. 10 liersins Ilsbery, which' gras'read a first tisW ' c ,- •••. ••••.• •lt l , . .. . , - - • •Mr., WHAgTciN Drought up. the *cote of Credit Bill of - 113,000,000, which was read a first time, aild was ordered to be read a second time on Monday next. • .On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the'EXCHE. QUER, the Assessed Tasei Allowance Bill was read 6 eeconci: doe_ ~atid ordered to be CoMmitted on MOndainext; ' • 4 11 p CHANCELLOR ache EXCAEQUEIit tuoteitthat.The Seam should rtiolve itself hpers Comniitteo ocr the Prints t .. r feat` Menage relative to the :rote of Cud&.• ' • ... 1 1: 4 e ' ' .. : Z.. .:•.' :The House having resolved Itself into,* Chtimoltlee, thie. Right HIM; Gentleman moved.* resoltitions, that. a sum M 4 tat; medics 5e200.000 should be adciekoo aeconnt of liebilld, to die'. Vote of Credit.--Agreed to. - •• .c . :$' -•- ' -On the Motion of Mr. Tlig e blElf, the Privy Purse Bill woe ordered to be printed, and read a third time on Monday. .. Liairti was given to bring'in i Elul to atnend the Act rilating • go tIM Agent General of the Volunteers arid Local Militia.. The SW was brought ip - accOrdingly, read a first time, and ordered to Ise read aseptic( time on Monday, and to be printed. Adjourned. BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. THIS DAY. - ' 41spans.--Comniirtee on Export of Sugar SplritsAdjourned pehate respecting Finance-Toleration Act Amendment Bill, Bill -Funher 'consideri•yon of Report Framework Knitters Blig-gomniittee on WoOds and Forests Bill.:-Coffee 11111, third Pieservation 'of Peace Bin, third- Certain Insolvent Debtors' Bill, second-Report on Medicine Bill•-Ilert top Blii, tectind-- Vote of Credit Bill; second-Committee oh Assessed Tates Al lowance Bill-PtiOmei a• Escape Bill, third-Report en Prince Regent's Meannie--Privy Purse Bill, third-Report on ' Half= pay bi11...-West India Revenue Bill, second -Agent - (federal's ! Bill, second. • NOTICI.-.-Mr.. Jackson's motion for Payers relating to the 1 West Indies, and particularly relating to the Correspondence be tweet, Governor Elliot and Loth Liverpool, together wi h I Fieethes of, 'aud"Addiessee to, Governor ?note. ' ' To•sitiltitow. : • Clanias..-Adjourned Debit', rapes:tint Finance ( 16th July) Administratkos of isstice ' Bill, second-English Insolvent i Debtors' Bill, meant,. . , Norte es.;--Mr. Sherilan, Papers relating to Notices served on r Mr.•Fitepatrick, respecting a Criminal 'lnfOrnradon filed by the ' Attorney•Getierida Ireland-Mr. Sheridan; Papers relating to 1 the late offer of a Nrsocianon 'for Peace.-Mr. 4 ohnsoo, Vapor* i fibrins to the F.,xpecic, of Aptly Ag e ncy. . • . FROM SATUftDAY NIG4T'S GAZED E., ..), .- ADMIRAUTY-OFFICE I JULY Ati. , . . .. , • . _ .., it;tapy or . t:te,... 5...1n, Vies...A timiral Sir lames Slutruaren. Rart. and La to John Wilson Cruiser, Esq. slated on board- hie 3Whjeicy'e ship Victory, 'Winn Sound, July 6,1431 e. ! • Sm-rI have the highest satisfaction. in transmit , - tins to•you, tp be laid before the Lords COmmis sionent of the Admiralty, the enclosed letter which ' I harp • this day received from Captain Stewart, 'of his Majesty's ship Dictator, detailing the particulail . of a most gallant exploit perforined by him:andthe two ;loops and the timed gun brig in the margi44l„ - ppon the Danish frigate Nyaden, thrielarge sloops of war, and - numerous:gnu-boats, within the racks . of • Icf4rdoe, on the ;Oast of Norviay, sUpportedbiblt. pries on the shore; in which the enemy's frig a te his bews fatalist destroyed, and the sloop: cf War . .earn.• pletelf disabled,- besides several of thegnetbnatsluthk.. It is itnpassible for me to express in ill adequate planner the tinclanitted &phit displayed' by Captak . Stewart, and all the officers and men Under his or. tiers, in this ardisous enterprise, which I aniatieritit ; will be duly appreciated by their Lordsks; '' . captain Stewait speaks in the strong es t tenni he gallantry and zeal of Captain Itobilliarch .of the 4 , Puttargus, and Captain Weir, of thr . calypiise,' and ; Lieutenant Thomas -. England. onupandiew 4w,, Flamer gun-brig ; also on..ieutenantW * o444anan, pro of the Dictator. - Herewith is also transmitted, the list of tine ene my's force, with the returns of the killed and wound , ed on board his Majesty's ships.—rhaee the lionOpr to be, &Cr .• • - (Sigiled) piAllie f S iiAVSII.A4Zr. . . • • His Majesty'. ship Dictator, in the Sleeve, July 7. • Sta—f have the honour to inform You, that yes ter4ay.evening, being off Mardoe with the brigs . iiaescJ in the margin!, the it - lasi-heads of the enemy's squadron w ere seen over the rocks ; and Captain r o bati . d,d, of the Podargus, in the most handsome imunteer Volunteered to lead the squadron in to attaele Orrin, "he having a man on board' acquainted With! ille place ; 'anti as neither the masters or the pilots Of either of the ships contrived themselves eCitlial to the. chaste, I • dig shot hesitilte to accept "his land offer, - 'sailiiknoivint . that the'llritish Hag would meet stith p9thing but honour in such hands. . b Tit ,w entrance of the passage the•Podargus un-- fortunately took the ground, by which circumstance Vo , s,s • ctoptived'Of 'the 'valuable and gallant semi*, alley Commander dining the remainder of the. d a y ; and was in consequence Obliged to leave the 'Flamer to 4ey assistance ; but •in Captain Weir, of the Car ly , I found every thing that could lst.v,iihedlPri, w ch,..in -a great ' Measure, made up, for the loss i i so ich' I had sustained in the l'Odargetiand Flamer. ~;,13i. this time, half pritgeen p , m. 'we bad arrived Within one Mile cf die enelny,'wh6 were itnining in; side' the rock . : under a pre:: of 'sail; 'the Calypsoi Which had also gronitdrif 10r . a. 1 . 4 ir t time, was now k.a . ons us through the passage, and both she 'and ia jiselves engaged with 'the squadrow and nitraerr; it . gonAiosts: - However, ,if halt-pait nine; I heti t satisfaction! :after sang eirelve'hiires through a'pas - ,issige;' ih SWF . e Places Raft ly laitii oafiagh to aonit• of ow, madding Sail bobifib being 4 oor, isf rOttAidi t h e. Pieta.ttek bow P°!l cote !IPillnillifkr.brOWt to. wads ale , eselnY (*Oil' It *t Sirktiiiiiiiillatt, *.••• ' • Postarsus, Calf' 4 °• r ieliegOveltblig., .. r,. ~. ... . f barmier), liallaa t blatokasee. .- . i. , 'ROCElol4y4*** • • Were anchored with siring' on their cables, close togs ,ller,.Pd supported 17 nun - boks, iu,the small - eseelt of longoe, the Calypso most nobly funowieg us sip, In' half an hoar the frigate was literally _battered .to atoms; and die flames bairsting forth from hie hatchways ; the brigs had also struck, and • sliest of ,the gun-boats were completely beaten, and scent sunk.' 712 e aetion.had scarcely' ceased, and the ship afloat, than we•found ourselves again attacked by the gun-boats whieb:h.id retreated on seeing the fate of their squadron, and were again collecting from an guarfers ;• but Captain Weir, of the Calypso, having taken a most advantageous position, engaged them with-the greatest gallantry and effect; indeed, lam at a loss how to express my approbation of the prompt eisiertlon of this gallant and meritorious officer. The Podargus and Flamer in the mean time were -warmly engaged with numecons batteries and gun boats, both brigs • being aground ;—but by the uhT common exertions and extreme gallantry of Captain Rebilliard, and the robe: rs and crews.of the brigs r they at last.got.anoat, very much cut up :-,on tbi t to.cailon Lieutenant • England p4rticularly distine suishe4 .. himself. - ... At three a. in. having got the Dictator,. Calypso,' land prize brigs it; the fairway, we - attempted to get r out throUgh. the passages. whea .we were assailinljir 'a division of - guu,l42.ats from behind the."rosks,,-in. • situated that not a gun could be brottgbp.ip2bear;on them from ; either yew' s .; in this ait y otion• boLh.ptr!. •- brigs grounded, and uotwithatan4segevery "serif% on the part q(Llenfttnaht James Wilkie . of this ship, in theLialalkik.Wpo had extinguished afire on .b her which Waaliiir i itlng with Great fury, iticl Lien* nani:HOoPer t of. thg Cilypto, in ihe . lciel, we had to . , abapann them complete wrecksAinmaitity foybiddin • otteisetting them on fire, .owing to the number 6 . .Waunded . men they had on board . - - 'I cannot conclude this letter without mentioning in-terms ofpraise Mr. W. Buchanan. the First Lieute. 11101 t * of this ship, a most gallant atureacellent officee. • 'ROM the nature . of tie attack, Ilave been obliged' to.lengthen ivy report, probably mobs than the see. , vice performed justifies,. but in that case I trust yon' will only attribute it to my anxiety to endeavour to Ale iuStiee to a set of officers and men who, I am: sure, have done their duty to admiration: . ' The conduct of every individual on hoard - his Ma. jesty's ship.l have the honour to command, his beeil highly meritorious, and I cannot omit to add , thii * names of Lieutenants . Duel), Dutton, and Edviaida t Captain . Triscott, Lieutenant James Vaker, an 4 Lieutenant F. KNamare, of the royal marinei,.Mr.' R. West, the Master, and Mr. John Lucicomlee, the, Purser. The skilful 'attention of Mt. Hay, IhoSUr: gion, . to our own Men as well as our enemies,' ha p been beyond all ptaise, and he soiaks itilhe higheitl terms of Mr. Sanderson, his assistant. ' Captains RCI - billiard and Weir mention the conduct of all their officers and men to have been such as - characterite, rEritons on such occasions, and I am sure I can with • Meat justice add my tribute of applause. Inclosed I have the honour to transmit a list of the killed; Ste. ; although I cannot help deploring the loss of so many brave men, it is much less than could be reasonably .expected. The Danes acknowledge to have lost about three hundred, killed and wounded ; I rather suspect five. - Our ships have suffered extremely in their hulls, masts, and sigging—; have the honour to be, &c. Signed) • •J. Y. STEWART, Captain. • Statement of the Enemy's Force. ... .. Nayatlen - of 98 guns, mounting 30, lon g 24-pounders on the -main-fleck, and 320 men. Lapland, of 20 guns; long 18-pounders, and 12S men. • • Samsoe, of 18 guns, long 18. pounders, and 123 men. Kish of 18 guns,longl 2-pounders, and 125 men. - , • 1 went,'-five gutoboats, carrying each two long ti or 14- ' . pouekleirs, and lead 50 to 60 men. - .- Return of Killed, .Wounded, and Missing on board his Majesty's 1 ' - ships Di ctator, Podargus, Calypso,.and Elapses; - Dictator-5 killed, 16 . astrerely,11 slightly wouaded. ll'oclargult-4 severely, 5 dightly•wOunded.... . `Calypso-3 killed, I severely wounded, 2 miming, ..: Flamer-1 killed, 1 octet% wounded. .. I'olll-9 killed, 46 seyerily, 13 slightly; wenadado missing. '-, • • - • ~ .• J, P. liraseanr, Caitain. List of Billed add Wounded ea board bligjitliajoptys slip Mc latOr lth Italy, I gig; ..; -. e ... - . • • • . Kita.r.o. .. • , 7. - • . i , Thomas Barnes, ChridOpher laselail_ohmillaltimigi, i iAbr.:ham Ladd, marine,'Xnel William anl4My. ~s I. .TT t • • POUNDS!) .•. *. , L. .....i , 4 /okaiMerick, seaman, dangerously i. lobs Loyd , 1161 41 "gam- Ape, William Roam, ditto, John Goodbirtr„-Jos. Bull, Snead Davis,im Dixon, Francis Emanuel, Jam es Kendal, Jams Chamber, Richard Sanders, James block, (tat), Mo ri H u b*. • Wiliam lane, John 'Minuet, boy, and Wan. Quick. sovandp; Mr. Hooper, midshipmv, :1 hotnas Broderick % privatenneine, John Nesbit, ditto, MMus Farmer, Captain's clubs lON OA Jeremiah Wanlien,W M. llikbeinla, and Jahn Hynn, semaea, 'tightly. Oll/4600 '• - •1. P 4 STIWART. Captain. 7 . • • • Iris ti, s ' .7kunlttw Hay, IbuillMlP • 4101rWoilltd ost 's sloop Ponies% to scams. • ' • • •••110111 ins. . - •• • , bp4oll/111 = .- Woo sr ti a a‘o.:Jetbn *LAM, • I. WOll4l Clary, end John Cook, Ordinary s e ame n ; Lan; ..superaunterary, belonging to his Majesty's ship Dieramr,severely; Mr Garrett, purser, Mr. Robilliard, volunteer, lit dim, James Boyle, able , seaman, John Rock, ordinary seama n , - and William Marlow,prorate marine, slightly. ~.___ _ ( Signed) . • • Was. BAILOARDr 4Olipiar4lol% J.Danp,Surgeon. tiliiiit Killed and Weeded on beard Oh Majesty's sloop ta lyrso on Me 7th of July, 10411. Kg.ten—John Wa rd and Junes Blake, madam :. . : WowND a n William Todsnon, ordinary muman, dangerously, (*ace *ad); Slept .Ab le Able seaman, MAW** -- • .•• . • ,:u 11. Wail, Comnailader.; t.frd'allUlledamilllVammtad as board his Majesty's brig puma, __,.- • , • •. -- ,bar. _- am lib of July, Ili a. •• • • • AlLtan—Donald M'Neal, ordinary seaman. Iv pins an—Mr. James Powell, midshipman, slightly. • • (Signed) Taos, ENO LA ND, Lieut. and Commander..' ADMIIIALTY'OFFICE, JULY la. isle. • ' :; :.: •• copy era Letter from Captain Weir, *C" Majesty's ileaiseikk ' lypse, to W . cruk er , date d H ue Yarmouth, 14th !an, : . . Ste—l beg you will be pleased to inform My. LordaComonsaioners of the Admiralty, • that on sue passagtetrough the Sleeve yesterday, I.spoke the Nimble cutter, which had been dispatched to recon noitre the enemy's pnsition' in Norway; the Com- Otentier of which infOrtr.eds me, that besides the {A-. gate, one slcsp wai , totally destroyed, and th e rest aisabled; Which account ttrree s poods vith my own observation during and subseotienOlo* Fctips.. ..- I enclose —.on' of the Danir' ,Q the ~~ . Sogiott, W 111 pins, /S-poundeet, and ;lament Ogrelk ; X prB6-guns,lB-pounders, and 100 mcni laying *POP 16 guns.lB.pounders,loo Men, laying of Chrisfingenti, :44. , of 18 guns, 18-pounders, and len nieq, ditto, Aires, of ill guns, 18-pounders, and isp ;nen, ditto. Von bolt ottrof butiaLet, - ' (Signefl) • nasal' .yarn, ` ,l '-. ADMIRAL:I'T OFFICE, JULY 18, 1812. Cif of * Letter frees Ceptidn Rose, of hie Majesty's sloop • sels, addressed to-Rear-Admiral Martin, and transaislttedl, Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarea to John W. Croker,pq, His Majesty's sloop Pipets, off Pinau, June SL SIR—I have the honour tot:1101.re you, chi!, in Pur suance of your 'orders, I stood in yesterday to cam.; municate with the. merchant vessel Urania in Pil loads, when I perceived her to be in possession: . 01 frenc h troops, and that it was intended to destroy her on our approach : I tacked and stood off, judging 1 it she most likely way to rave .the ship (which WAS employed by Messrs. Sully and. SDP on the part of Go- 1 Iternrnent)- from destruction, and thp remainder of her 1 . , eargo from falling into the hands of the enemy, to • 1 ;aurprise her in the night. . 'I Lieut. Thomas Jones (2cl), • First of the. Briseis c 'Vt.. Palmer, midshipman, and.lB men, were s e nt inl ' j ibe pinnace on that service at midnight ; when within . 1 pistol-slant, they were hailed and tired - upon by the speniy, who bud 6 guns and 4 - swivels on hoard the Orania, which was surrounded by craft antrboitiOnt every obstacle was overcome by the gallantry of l e ient. Jones and. his crew, who gave three cheersil bOarded over the craft, and drove the enemy off deck into their boats• on the opposite side, leaving behind part of their arms ; the cable was then cut, and she was brought out, together with a French scout that was employed unloading her.' ' • • On our 'side I have to regret the loss of one seaman (John - Cooper} killed ; Joseph Cook,setjeant of royal Marines, badly; b:r. Palmer, .blidshiprium.; and one; seaman ( Itutiert Stat,kins) slightly wounded; but the . enemy must hive suffered tar more severely, from being exposed in their turn, to the fire from the Urania after they had abandoned her. I am, &c. . (Signed) . JOHN Ross, Commanders - 'fl MILITARY PROMOTIONS. .. • 4 . . Oltlei OP' ORDNANCE, JULY 16,^• 4 ' , . Corps of Royal Engineers. - Second Lieutenant Isaac M. Elton to be ?irst Lieutenant, vice Dixon, promoted. Second Lieutenant William M. Cosset to be ditto, vice Rawlia son, deceased. Second Lieutenant Philip Olken* tots duo, vice toughy, kill ed at yarih. Second Lieutenant Th.mas 1". their* to bills:to; vice Skelton, . killed at Ciudad Rodrigo. .. - i''' !• • ••• .' .. Second Lieutenant John Spend t o ditto, vice Harris, pro ' inoted. ~ Second Lieutenant Richard 5. Ya w. to be ditto, vice Berington, promoted. Second Lieutenant Daniel Bolton to be ditto, vice Slade, pro. noted. Second Lieutenant Frederick W. Whiteyates to be ditto, vice Collyer, promoted. Second Lieutenant Alexander William Robe to be' ditto, -viee Harper, promoted. Second Lieutenant Thomu B. Hayter to be Ant Lieutenant, ricel.ascelles, killed at Badajos. • . .. Second Lieutenant Ralph C. Alderson to be ditto, vice De Sah berrry, killed at Badajox. Second Lieutenant Ives Stocker to be ditto, vice Shipley, data sed.—.All dated July 1, 181& 1 . OFFICE 08 ORDNANCE, JULY t i r• Royal Roe - mein el Artillery. First Lieutenant Philip Walker to be Second Captain, 818 p lies ring, deceased. Dated tune 1, 1812. Second 'Lieutenant Henry Pester to be First lieii6tiili4 . Walker. Dared June 16, 1611. Royal Foreign Artillery: Second Lieutenant Alexander Le Quin to be First LieutemoB4 vice Cliempiere, deceased. Dated April 3, tune. . .: Commissions signed . .by hit. Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his .Majesty. . . . . Thomis Tayter, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Blackheath Rest % liar of Local Militia,• in the County of Kent, vice Weikel head, resigned. Dated June 22, 1612. . AdjutAdjutant 8.0. Hooke, from tilt Huntin g do n R eg i ment o f L oca l ant to Ise Adjutant to the Melton Regiment of Local Militits, in the county of Leicester, vtce Bell, who exchanges. :. Dated July i, 1812. Commissions signed by the Lord Warden of the. Cinque Ports. To be Deputy Lieutenants for - the Cinque Port of Sandwich, andlke Tadao, Forts and Members within the same. 1 John Round the Younger, % tsA.; Magens Doric° blaileos, F- 1 1.1 •• - Clarks Round, Esq. ; _ Nickolas oreellis. Clerk; and John /lawny*, Hsi. Date dAugult 31. len. - • Utis Plater Rebow, Esq. Ditetiobrnarrili.l3l2. Havens, Esq. Dated May it, 1812. Ona l l!LUlPn 4 4 14e 41 bY. the Lientenaat of the g . . • County of - .. ?. NottiOghainalere Regiment o f ..iiHwira/4 z=i, to he - Lieutenant ; Ensign Nts 118 n. go A*M . Abodes*, Gest. table &wigs ; . sr;iews; * 6 4 :!Pit:ildel.' .i g4l.lgn. • bated Jane 24.1812. ' - `.• • ' ' I . __ ___• .. - -* 811881188 To!rneatient,Nelson ta. be. Clod% elosesiminiamp." .4: l:o l ; ,i ted Jane VS, 1818. - - ..."!• I . ni:!tipinpia 'ivied by the Lord Lisaitioant ofles . • ' • ._,.,, ...._. -- County of Lincoln. •• . - 7 *lion Yisaloubity Cavalry.—llartisolomew•Clorpis, Gent. to be Liiiititiait; . end Paul Pell, Gent. to be Cotafil. Dated Juni • ."18111i. : ... .. .. tiby. Jeie, Gent. to be Ltestenintl ' lamu ecimi rgi ar C ii la y v , a G7 l Gent . to he .C6roet. Dated fuse 11 82 nil*,' Vcilubteer lnfantziMichael htarsbal, - lobe Cup,' ; Pother, .to pe ditto; Gangs . . chat. to-be Liemine; obert Joys, Gent. tiOattitite" ; Ed nitZnd H. Carrie:, Gent. to be dittb ; John Lekeithee, Oast:. tar b e Ensign; pe.wrie Oliver. Gnat. to be disco; 'and Willbill* Pim:, , Gent. to be dine. Dated June 30,1812. .. z . Abbey Regiment of Local /441kine..T1sontis My, fiese,44. Llortestarst. Dated July ,g, !MS..' ' ' • • ', ' - COMtnistitbat signed by•the leard : Lido . • ' Cotinty Palatine c( taAcastq, . w. Illuadellatel. to be Deputy Lientanent. I t 4, tits iLe Gendre Stark's. Esq. and Job s . - ' be attn. Deed May 90.12111. • . :-.• % 7:•• ' **,:l. 4 .Y^ 1 ;! . tat .Dattatioe of 11 .404;.easetbireiteibia;• •c. A. 1.•,., •. .. ~loin Ferber, GSM- to be Ensign. Dared Mara . 8, 1,14 ..,.-:. ..... Haim, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jana to, •- - - 'Woes Oent, to be ditto. Dated June 11,1bIlL '• : i 1 1 • Pent. to be•Stupon.. Dated April Mk *1111% ; Wilde, Eat n, by Ikevet.: • • ' tfM lai nva il ;;I: 1 , 111 181 8. In in Captain, . . Jobs Wriab; Germ to be 1/01110. Dated August ill, 1811. . Wawa Loae, pent. to be due; Dated February 26, 1811. hobo Hartley Harpeaves, Gent. to be de. Dated•Fe b. 117, 1812. Willa* jtengretthy, Gesu. to be dkte. Dated Feb. Val 11811. st._ lll o3, l l — Thes•49. to be Major. kw 6 ! ISA , bap iiswar, osip. so pe s.lit*%mt. Dated Apo 24.1111Ji. Wei. Hatkiaesa, °tat: to be -ditto. . Dated jqnc 10, ,18T11. Was. Hallwortb, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jahmitlll.llllB. Wsu, La. Hilton, Gent..ta bt aria& • Dated Aped 114161111... John Fisteing • Gent..so be ditto. Dated June I^ --- ' ' . 14sal .. . .._ ..• I enclose a repOrt• of the banish. foiceirforand I jaill rienWiletka") l4 b4"4".. al Milii)".4tia. lane 196 1 Si 2; ' ...' . . • * sines the bati!e, frOso which I trait their urflsiiips Anionad;hi e s ' ..,-_ 141 1 1 -.Nisnfr. En. to In ClF**. b.; villHae catiifeed thercan effecioothimpfiwortaoce• , Brevet: Dated it lg:l7tare • - thilic•setOzer• 7 4 hiVie thi rto4 ol l to Fe.. 14., 1 lobs eatedis 0 . 1 *.10 . be 44istionsist: 'Dated Mardi 3, 1412. ‘\ •, ~ ► : .....(Sigoed) , - liaaair Wass, 0 liirn`isidiri t ~ . Mil,: f r ikWiltli InLint ditto.. Ipsir4Ltilarcls $5, ISM • ' lathe 44 aad 'lth hal 311! • ; ..... gdwa i ft i i; 434 t r t i t 7 it ita6 1 64 11314.4 . :p ai l : i n ir 14 ... 44 . o f , stossien, sad 535 mega missn_„: , - et elackbuns C2wer . 102Odisist "1 _ . .. =P t ligifTh 1 4Pii, . = - -. . - e t° pos t - - 24 •iisvindcri, aollial nail ' 6 `1 .l *Awl ' • ;wpm 0. tn. -, • • •- • all ignali 'hod 1!e men i talteN lunch , • •" Ddlss IRollspur. 7 .-JObss ewe, Imps Hs. iraklollollld W ' pelwards abisdoilta 0 * poundal. - • : - soo t sisol lames Whitahlais Game. all If iiiiiisaat&- DoZ ' ,of to pas t lissoodins, sed 110 Nen ditto s ditto. /do 20 1 ASII6 ••• •-.- • ' '"- • ' -- i 4 . •• A • *1- .. • •"' • • 0. .0" . ••• Y.._ • , Luke Astlty i Thothas AJnOwardt, Jan. Heel anties and John Morris, Miry. to be Ensigns. Daad as a b sia Leyland and Ormskirk Reghneut. John Formby, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Mardi t Edward Swaioson, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Newton and Failawcath Regiment. Thomas Clarks Jackson Gent. to be Lie u t enant . Jolla Roe and George L aw, Gent& abe Ensigns, Dated January 1, 1812. ' Oldham Regiment. Abraham Crompton, Gent , t o b e ,Lieuumant. Art 11, mg, Presust Regiment. noes. Mercer, Esq. to be Captain. • trile Wilma Th Lawiesce Conant, Oen% to be liesta rak 9bn osneon. and Thomas Sprahmals, Gent s; tube kat % '• P/44 . . T 2 raff l ord ailL arul Huhn* Reg went, lilt taw. ~str).l.liumingel Brga4At%h."l,2pdbvpi .?I,toGe4llit(.!tatLe Ensigue=Mal les INV Wigan Regiment. Charles Srandlali, Esq. to be (;aptain. Dated Nov. ts,, '"l'boinas'Veet;Esq". to be ditto. Dated April tea, 121.2.. • ' ;James Orme ? Gem. to be Lieutenant ? Dated Nov. g 3, ,losepli Gunnery, Cent. to be ditto. Dated April 20, Mt . Zm. Winstanjey, Gent. to be ditto. bated Aprd 22,1411 rn. to be icsign. Dated Nor. 25,1611. por t % payliiGest. so be ditto. Dated April 28 ,102. James BipsOiaad J. Birdsall, Gents. to be ditto Mai 4.11 a: .jameirlialnaden, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated August l; all Wiitern Battao* Donetsbire I.ocal Midas. • Ensign Hugh Beach to be Lieutenant; vies Urrhait, 4 ye* 11C ' t • Doted June 15,1112.. • . With Ewlas f ll 4°) kOks re•us.i. R N ' ' 4 - , Is. rs jrasisollias. Goristidto leo ditto. Dated June 17,1t1* •;: • 'robin Regiment of Midas. radii; Islander robe Lieutenant, vice whio iss. • • to the Line; and haul Rubleolitamwl. 0 G• • Alesander ored Doted Jam 5, 14 1 , eskit re. tie Milit4--Fitsird' John Legh Syise *Wk.. t. . timent . v ia Jones, appointed to the Lioe ; and kiwi Pi Mudd, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Sykes, promoted. J.l l B, no, g Banff 10th Regi meat of Militia. Lieutenant-Colonel Thonsai Gordon, from the ilaa s hig id , mut .of Local D4i.ilis to be Lieutenaot-ColneL . o u T i i Right Hon. the Earl of Flfe, resigned. Dated June is, LEL lieutenant James Harden to be Captain;Vlce Almond, ream, • Dated March 2c, 1811. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wchcal. Louis Wader, of Leicester-place, rands ii kJ, Westmiuster, bookseller, publisher,•dealer, and - Johm Hooper the younger, of Worcester, taylor and • BANKRUPTS. John Cock, of George - street , Ratcliffe, Middkre4;:gego r , • dealer and diapman,' to surrender July 25, August lotifi, _ at ten, at Guildhall . Attornin, Meters. horn acid sem i , rbin'slane , Cannon-it reet. • • ' . Stilton Mots, of Devooshire-street, Portland-oam Militssi and of Wormwood-street, Broad-street, Loodut, speathp,. Wad co p artner with John William Dkks osl, dales * man, July 25, August 4, and 29, it .tWeilPe r at COOL. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Harris, Cankostrer, How dah& Unmet Santis, late of ebarluue-rreet Rathboue-pope; savors , . Middlesex, but uow of •Vuk-street, W nut:tin:ter, carver and gilder, dealer aid (Lipase, Juk G I August 1, and 29, at ten, at Genial& Ancestry, ills, Mills t Vind- weer , Piceaailly. • • •' tosepti Dtinn, of Long-Acre, Middlesex, man's-mewer, ink • and chaplets, 'WY 21, August ',and 29, at ten, it Gallitt! ,Attornin i Memo. Wilde and Knight, Castle-ernes Falunt y square, London. • William Chet, of Bristol, vlcusallef, (leder and clams, /t/f1 • ar, and August 29, it opt,. at gas & Coaumnist La" IS Anomie., Mr. Rosser, Bartlett's Wiwi df Mr. .76."eph Langley, Clone-street, brlayd. '..... ~•..' • Rider. and , ado/aril Rider, of Nurtis•sneet, WegtaillW, • • animater!, deafers:cliapmeit, and copartners, JaV ili tr; -4164 ;it fear* Alloyeet; Mr. Mu 17, James -street, Bedforb-row t . • , Edward. Psrry ,of Win tehaven, Cumbetiand, s 7, 11,141r**29, at ten, It the Black Lion len, -Aitaragel: Messrbsren glid Scotts opsmi inn, London or Mr. Youners W ll O l 4 OO . i ; avu . im it John Davison of North Shields, Northodsbetlatl, Star and Davison, g.. w ondepowelenew ode Star and Garter inn' Ndtlll &del* Anomie., 1 •ddes •ind Young, dray's-bsa,Ladus; of Mr. Joim . kecill, North Shield.. • so P •TloxitliyWakeharn, of Dartaaoglb,l evost s , and daiparatl, July 118, 30, and Aukud 29, et 11 , 1 1 1 s, c New L k onslou-lusi i Exeter. -4 4 kttoresei, Mr. W4 18 9 8 t • lkie-scittare, 4.in.oliee-inn, Loudon or Mr. Bir,lit ' snout., Devon. • . John Leese,. of 4.lostpart,. Idoettioutliikirs grocer,. diapason, July 34:), us, and Ata gust 19, _a wet etibealat citslessof Statists; Bristol. Anoraks, . Mr . Edward Bigg s ' ton-Buidiaga, Chancery-lam, F 4 10 1 " 11 Bristol. Philip 45;24, and chakona, at the Clothiers' had, &Hinton °torte W Joseph tic grocer, dem; . 'lawn Shoup, Auggat 1 La,) Newcaok-upon-. Mukarta, ebasses;ry-faae, London. Thomas Aldred, of Ss 'lord. Lancashire, dealer la OW and weft, dealer and chapinan, August 12, IS, 0444 lit the Dog Taverb, Deasisgate, Manchester. Attends. Fairtherne, and Clarke, Warulotd-cowt LoMPOi Mt. bleskip, King street, Manchester. Them- Aldred, of Manchester, co tt o o-nwrckant, thole; 1 21 okapoin, August 3, sod us , at eleven, at tie Bell W Pomallalea SAverfavar7r. Amadei, Mr. Aces, Su gliwirr i Alirslturt M esas . Longdlll and . . • Warns Taisdele, of Liverpool, factor, tar did tonsl , . Ile • shore, daslar and chapeau, July SI, 24; awl Argot lilff at csdliblik London. Attorney; Mr. liackell t . AMIN. eliOsserrlaile. .- Vibtx"larn &WPM, of Rateliff-Cores, 1060. - 'MAW* 1u1p , 115. Avow I, and SO. 'L41411.1r011. Atteeiry at Mr. %V. /JAW'S. "C -10*. _ Tkeeias afglrilituf; 40, *Poke:, &Mr aokeiretritaa: i S a a c t ti taz at 9•110 W. Aatuourh pm Spi be tto,ie ina is tt Anson I. Joie /lead, of Lloyd a., • , slierwiltstiot twelve. Argue s. laßis COP , „.„, avisonninals4lolo.lovall• ' 6 . • wirslinueupoit, fi/Vell• MIR AR' .114.:41111.1*P4 at elver. hiss Ciisliser,•ft*Hwist. ittitathapal, fogari' Alva Meat Clorsoafaor hes DO , Wistaingtet-110.1.000. 1 6. 0 % stitvlsive; y St. a t ?Am Pitkimethen, mu• +oot Alivit la •Jit I ' .I.l4olollol6,Winoiller an mut* joy It. ir prlp 10 trig "Aboia.. hair . Atr . . ll / .1 " 1, • fragellooli."PirSjhg"ll.4.ol ~' . I gA l =4:2V — Ak steiev ; i6 imi tr Am Ak a lbe ,e.z ,. . 6 • . •{ .40reo p loopilli t d ..1 . "1 •e i tIP ' : • :1 .4 Fi.; 1..., . .1 is . Nix .... , s ,„. z: k_ 4. 1 m Mt bseg A ,_,Pid: ic TO laliari ' w 11,1_011 1 ,wst O. 'lb aimq I.hidity, voter, visww 1 Wit Bruatwak. *oust lit Sum' mid James NW Dutil!"7, atil-lowlsoostft, dttifit ald dierimetat dr ill b*' !tit Log s Wen nellitlfifit " "... . . • ~ • , ..mstd . b ~ ,~ . ---r.,.,--.---- , ---7, -.---- . F". -A" ' `• •• 7 7 . I fuL ••• • • . ... Dock, of Nalhwqrth,Vilinisteaferibire= lllll4 o 2l chapprasi, July 49,, U fire,.luly 10, an IA to Clothiers Arms, Nailsrforab._ abtTlitiessik 4 *. .. l, Adlington , and Grt o ori, Bedford-row, London ,_ rge Wathen;Stroml,-1611uucextershire. I bond, Luc of Hansptitut-wsentiloollllbeollos io s er, &ales and chapmais k , My lq l , P L , Un at Guildhall Attordiy,WielLassWge, . • lau:s, Holborn. : f . , Sharp, hte of Gateshead, Darhaln, bo a o us .. i An 11, ig l atUlerso, and August 49, at Newcastle. upon-Tyne. Attends, NU. Sarandrholl.% 'castle-upon-Erse; - or bison. Adam. * 44 " , 1114 .karall 1.h.no••••.-Inetak I nltAnn Z..