Star. — London, England, 1814-08-31 00:00:00

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NAST IVvref not:sit, Arra 10,11.6: TE • COURZ .1 J)I.REtTORS'of me UN frE, tfeLV !ANY bf•AfEACIIANTS of R:NCSL.Alkiildr:ulbe to thilidlST IMOIAS, do lurch) gig* stalkOi* o . . 'l'b2t a Qatartelly Getter& Cow; of the. Pak! .Company: be !trait their litityc, in, Leadenliall g.t.tfat e on wedrieiduy, tb, vast Sortember neat, at Elren'otio'cle in the Forenoon. • • J ... .4.• . - - • ' s .... JAMESlCElB.4.Alowttioto 3. IL Brooks, of the 7ti tyugbano, ekiest dau* Lansdown Ctreceqt. R. FMALTCIM: Ptigetogir of • Dancing, re Tec.tfubY 11 . ?fini LW 1444* 410 clittit9!l,ll of C LAS. GOW, that be , purpqrses le4cfpg I.lmAten ort tb,letb Septen.lrer, to eaphle Uipt to cinnt'Oence the :lepton At t4,tllsseintily Roma ,dike firs , Mon/Isi In October. I". • • ' • nt, her Grate liarrie. fensherry. Her death will he Weir whom her befievolbutt, ttended. Among at/let - tf.eenknee. her Grasp fools for the Ltli.oaiteli the Noble kalif y St has lat Lwow:4:4d ; inharri. E q. . k,lan, Charles hil'urrair and Lally C. Ayu lent ;urrA SALVTAIILI D • ag of the pieseist dip sr difere..t stages tat a is and eradicates tn.na iill e ,1 “ 4•1 1"," 1 ,4 0 1" . : he ceEstit,itterrin int : 1 , am bosiaess'sw reside.. inequitable prt.ipa haw or nvire than 31' yea.* e a newer-fang recto- by too free use'of mer• f a wars climate. re inns bt recommended speedy and complete weakness that affvrta efficacy many SVOlrttli . I bad been 'deprirod nits Ne. s, Chea-41de. cl retail, by Briatit arel port; Aileett,Westia, Ezeter,g Coctkworthy," nth ; Newbury, Dab. ; Smith, Mandersae, l e Bath ; Ross & I, and Rea. Cissisems• ad PeitglYs LIYIRPOOS: Norwich ; Knott omit ; aged meat Mediae. iti abject of just And ref th , ladidates - • affit2 Ole ORDNAANE, 4 1j•iins 2e, 104, rpHE PRINCIPAL 'OI 7 FIVERIS qt 4118 M 4 ...a. • • , iIEITr, OLD NANC B • That Froposaiswill be reetived et• their: 00w in Pall-1404 on or before Monday, the t 9th day of I:ieptember next, treeuppOt Persons as may ht willing to undertake the supply of/forme peg abe Ordnance 'Monies stitione a l in the . lolitiwint9lstriletille" i lAft delivered et the apenee elate Cehttactet; Vim • t • • '" - NORTH BRITAIN,. •.' . . • . . • NORTHERN, • • • - • YORkifklEtE, EASIIII.N; uslosivi erIITARLEY, . SetnliEltl.l, eiduaife of CHA MANI. SOUTH-WE.SE, *Ogle; P9RTSMOITTI4; • if.o4 secW.MOITIISCPAII4TPSUIIgifie. • • •• • • 11/MI.WICA W44T • T • ° Of /du Sgentlia'kuswthit ustattilkober text. l4 ':•7 'Fb4COllis is tin genktweet, dry, and any Mire O( Poky se Viii tprilt Gas, and Moat not Weigh less than 371bs. per Vrtitchestaylllls4; the Hayti be revealed dry; and del/atoll In Tissmed ei . 54115. *attn. The Strait to be good, drag, and dry Wheat "or itymatraw and' delivered in Trusses 3610. weight. 'l%o'P:fees to be paid for the respective Quan tities of each Article, which near be delivered at the following sates, vim - for the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdapoite weight : Bor the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. - For theft:mat per hundred and twelve pounds. • . The proposals may be delivered separately ur jointly for two ei more of the said districts, and it is expected that the Contrai ter shall receive xlie Stable Dung, wind), during the 'period of the Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same Si t ter the rate of ' per Horse per Week; Farther psalm** may be known tiro application to the Of- Goers conunanditit the Rayal Artillery in Mak district, and dee. at the Secretary's Dike in Pall-mall, aforesaid, any day b et ween t he Pours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered veiled - up and endorsed, "Proposals for Forage; " but ntepouposals can - be admitted after the said 9th Septemer, at -eve o'clock at 'noon of the tas's. day, neither wilt any Tender nuking it, or an agent in his behalf, fihe Board, B. C.B - 109, Sec. _ _ _ l at= ait a:b. e -04, kinerPe, 1011,, seen mit mow , its *underfelt. 107, Haten*Ofgen.. id protesitocal wow ris Dime% timr*cap woof of MemberegkilitT rs_ pi tile nerd mike ry 120114 Urd, dal Rawl iieigTions t. mins dm cui et these wry may not ait h stt w• th u be , • Jdy • to > i to emselves tr , oats rid irldated into every wbkh, from dement oft eminent it the saccoos re emirs 1 to quit the practlti to that their pretecisKine >dented cod/Wane' With liberally honoured. 11Co has enabled ;WO; al etimplainia, hoWeivi, ating the patient to its** i meat Case. whets wt?, . the int . ..man, they J,rve of two Ways. , anent (which haa.iiviii in a practice. 4)f if Twit* sons of both *sift b4Tif Loos methods bait itfecti, induces them td tither on, with entregs. sit ice and It tor . t To•mosiOt 4 / I mfputes ater' I- I missive attar- d # OT, Pickett Place; Ilico.Toospia aMi . ; . .~- . * • ••• • iker, 2; Cornhill, alit IS, solicits the early stunt* "(hie Mends an d , Ruch approved SChetpe Of the present Lottery, `RAC) • £2e,000 ** Of x 5,006 to,onoj s - *- ; epoA, &e. ices - - fosting...Prito :of a Sixteenth ;mai Art :Ais. — atOjai Coventry-meet, where' No. Sin, a the bat Lottery. ••• Public Funds and other GoSetuntent Se. and Nab,. • • FATE .I.crrtziY. • CA* ROLL and Co: 8001-Brokers, No, 7, Cora, khkesd-116, Osfordiiiises,4le 4 rne.p.ethat, Wont. sbe • Pmbll4,doeithirest sal* ' analSherester th e Now LOT 1311T4sueLsINISIOniIMAII . %WI:11Pa P4ot, Wholo .44 r-k Mot oily 110!3Itthsiani and biateenthi it 411, 7g, each. jigici,poriferic seiseeinseeml ale 4eltiwit,t, talrai. Ibe Pnblie (rich May' bS btd gratis} ; It contilla v.alo,doAr -bt APs,b6o 10/ioo' Prizes ot• rosy eds. 4000 P4sas at 490, &e:..-die lowest po ll veto eit&,,AWab llntedth*lnds. • • ' r • Sidi 1111411ORROW A 6eptember Ist: , sift ern Sold the tellostring Capitals,' v% 17 9 P I RON 1 8s 1 09s and Nn. 3,114, a Prise* 1 web* *in* if The Pune Fends transacted, and Orders attended iv. • • . SEPTEMBER 1 st: REGINA DRAWING. 'RES Clig44EK kXI/ 14 :EQ.1k:THE .4.eTt54441 CHEII4P, . . idsitotai are iorpoo. nob- • iamb foe- ••••• • •• • •4 IWO a r, . •••••t " ' ts .axsi r MN..... - 7 .......... • Pita • /4 1 , 3,000 055,000 BEI_O 21511!—Days a/ tirs*lttig t - • • Ist SEP - FEMBER. - 1 sit IMPTEMP&R: • 17th BI.PTEMOBR. Shires ire Selfng.by , GOOECLUCK. and Co. ay, at thitr l OSees, the Corner of Tank ferh!g tbilCialg'rtA4iri,CliarkleCsSas. - .E40 it '0 • th 42)3 6 .enttir ' - 1 7 0 ERII_ _.-T4 TU,R1914. . ... -.. • • . Gilirt . .A.Nlg. k r i l: o„ Tilip x q uthi, ro a m, dip pi, pf E,iett "1" 'lrcart;:iikONAWAd: rivedd .hope L. ihstri:it hi. ‘ • mtitra thd Wtitheidideal Ititoiv; lisOri ; iii remits imp Use We or si i r xeurs; in& is edna as iont , pifocevtiohhtlo pirothlisl with loos: ' 'they voile be Sort. prisly st wader his some eft . so 4 • with lsiipself.. Refereoces : Wig be given tO *tient whom . 7 est their eclueatloo from the Afreertser wirier die iihte iausidMifloife; 'kW' ;rho, will their Moods,' stro s'esly to -hoar thilfilltesVfeillihemi respittlog free naog„, SW. 'I i ;Orphins, - or the le riusinaler litk. are abrisaa, the. owe egteeshk.s. p *INK fa* OP 4141oettiser would expect to less ope n . tq loterrypact. D. . , . . . , taittrraddralied (pdst : ' to D. B. Z; at the . gambridge Colfde4o4o., MI Pfretto : ' ' Drlbrd-street ; k of the Spftilltk Nagiejesorselaireb4tsoni•wilaltiser *l* loerslttentbie :.; 11. An ad:quate iritaiush et Mt* mitresTrs rstrkits•rsrimezesF'' . USA:AIin ; tISIOSSIAL' TWINS cum . at • ,4 (Werfonlediedit: frosn-Mixusre.)., • , *fade's the vartoos Widths of 7-9, and 4.4 for Shining, mg • ' s-4,, sad 6-4, for Sheeting, 11 11 HIS Article; so Jesiiable for itsocomon3n and its 4. great conduciveness to heattli, Is manifiaured on a muthe . goolnr.plage(iyint incite ragrelibte de h toile du hn). It so re'Sulitlngtheveripiration, bawl:lsis° flax nor anything of a.ctOd patvrenklailiidrit, that the m Whet' of `Sodden 7,trikations from he* its'Oehl s ofter exercise -its tootily-prevencod, and Waage% It flusst ri tte e sLash(to.eysiry climatc and season, and toxcgrg i fisilS, iii ashiped vat* tateritees namg. aiwo the WY• grilitteidusto,l6:4 - 16; etin retor, avelore thfoikto OleseVervell•parieraels and epieardt, lrref *Ow at.; Iss, s: ldd , 4st ed. per yard.ind 'poly eggy ' 9. 1 - • 9SIO. ; Farb titcs is warraffie4 lite Si * sitiToit In Whlttr. and to ,Fo4pi ft Shit, mods ; the 6 1 4 Wm Sg' o u r, lsPlratist)7tannually erosiiiet; • —••• • • 11- ' Is' . • • ` •' • • - • • . . . . .• . eel the eleteCrats of that ' twelve o'clock art -noon or owl ladidates for politic prow i noticed yaks, the Party m kr purpose of doing jut- shall aimed.. By Order of 1 aurae, and to peer, in vit ' _ MII Y TON; Stock-Broke 1 whose Intrudes: pm. `., i • 14 vestry -ttreot, solicits th wen too fesmerstily as; !: test owl eirlichteued s * the Piddle to the snuch-oppro• riaremerth whielt begins TO-MORR9 IA , . I a zan,o6l sdu x mans, as dit pupal teteres and practice WO it . - - 10,00 ears of the latridno Hoes Lowest Prizes • 110, and all w that justly celebreessi Ticket 119. • les. and a din ori! UPI. td Idl Offices, t, Corshikend 18, i t brand** ufloienSon i Prim of 111,000, was suldin I tic, Cheeilifiy, ltftds • AU Beduin in the Public Einem Pretilkors,. Dr* • (udder trammed's& TA& pater MM.` ea* Itutheilord• . . . 0 FATE WNW is nip% I el . ptou. and Co. r: : c lai r e ' le : A t i vi l :' ‘,. 4. 01,11.15-564 . 0sfoniiiini rho Prdillgableithey - wer silli r tin meretetopAiom toMaT-dosoLandalPfhil Iddifddlriell'ostbseip - Tickets art !oh rflpplerits, liddro ositz degr z 4 - • ' ' ikon Id les aallie tra= "el era Plle 4111* ••••I-9 -- 'Pities et v.,e90,d min bilge *Ned of eta- * Prizes:of 100 oftresesseat.oasopo. t Prises al hp Jlesidee If . tftieds, of 09p, rites feigikeno weal, W-15) 1 o lt tem o f 4112 / !!! it -ail3ode=to6;altedUiel lit anteedlieweirredea • ... - i s Wiz. W o. of, p/Ptime dr el owns k sown kr tea r /kV, ¶ web* ow, Isy a env and Sofa). N. 46 B.= ts b e l i tise I deviated Of al #CIR human stillly oestitrion.- ball eaves As Ire, &Op eescrepsr- . TriLbiti ' Si i:4 4 : - Si t i f tlinds "d reit Knout, ' - 1• •• I - -.- IoOfTERY BI tow &fie liwessitlit • 414/1 0 " r -''' • ' . . "FIR rx "w 0.... ...e/fs i grolvAbinie ,• ail,. (**.. , -. a •: :. 4 6 .w. a Vot 1: ' I') ca • • ~ .....-.....; - • e Wthari 4ruligi ti ent .i. ',c" . ---.., .. le Ibitisehietsiei• ktistroioyin4lls4 io • -- ' ..t . '" ' • - '.. ..... .. • - v N't /14 _I. , 1 7 ''' Si 'i J ......... 107 .2 Haitworp. l t.-. ---:• i italao 1 ...;,: - - ,- , .1s -R - ..': id protemookoloasii . , ' .: .-- • WOW to NMISPIV I, : .P.; 4 . a , " "...- IT, Dims% theral!stop- woof. of ilepoilogiir. . . 240 FIXED P 111.2 Members 'pi tie tool .4' • " •lif Der ,'• -. . Woo tedlisid to tube aiDlif . - • dr Pordkollll4lll4p, Id* '*l Day - • i In 4 Issemeet of bayed. Tickets and E add ohms, which, ' 67- .- - RICHARDSON; Willy amid •;` as aberdo. r Widgeons, Ins mil- tbittradiOrf tat the I.43ttry, tarry vice, too often as- • InghUrsti,Cofehilloild fakir rue, le the am causiiiie pito o r A TI4 numerous train of tier- Half '. - --''' "stifi t lied, terminate In Wiper VutiViir .; ' /1 - 5 . . , - - ► hie state of skink, kw - - sk- - ' ' rEllfM map binge helsksiirt it powersof this coat& * f a i t:trt ' am, Bergeoas of ten- - inetri:it 4i' • ' • mum Porwei rjegi 1 1 1 0 11 1 1 ; 016"41 lir anetteirw.hreakiii 1t 1 14 joint. Zg1i5a1...„... kienosatupitijaz LASHING the - the pain. OW Hass. 21! Awing teriaovis a • ?'• • .! • , !:*. • whole Ifronbir mwas 1537 414,0 Out-Perim& " • ' 4731 • . Relieved and aired in 181.3. 5955 • The Is-Patients.bovu bec• reduced to 134, and duripg.tho last ker months 164 hive bees riffuseteolition Into the Nause a m esiontquence of toad • ' Donations and Animal • • tesiniame to be received: at the respective' Bankers, 'Lloyd's, the L.oe!fl • Teiventi and•by s . -the Special •Coeunkittes at tile. City of Loodon,Tavern. At a Meeting of the Special CegoMly3fet 11 44 at the Clai . of London ?avert?, the 3th day of Atotuir 014, ' • . • • Sir ROBERT WYGRAM; Bart: in the Chair, ••• • Resolved, That this Metropolitan Hospital has always expel rionced the liberality and, greatly benelimsl by tits patronage .p 1 the Hebrew MON:4IIS that the. Friends of dye London Hospital leftist ever cOnsideesilieeifineplete any plans for the ben4t of Vie 'charity which should not inclinio an inviratiOn• to that andel! Nation rb ell:Operate itf 31suring its establishment and prosperity. It. is therefore :resolved, tistt the priding and other °facets of the Portuguese Synagogne, Great Synagogue. flambe:9' Syna gogue, blew SYnagogue, anß Welfhlhaster Synagogue, Denmark. court, being already - Member* cif • the Special Committee, be ap pointed, abd they are hereby reileunted- to become a Subs6olll.. *Witte% with power to add to Haile somber, fur chq purple*. presenting acd conducting the appeal of this . Committee to tb 11100% in behalf of the ILondoit closisital, and that they have power to act ai May ap pear to th em most•cenducive to the hairs! •volent end in ' • • • ""*"it 7 • 'Resolverj. this Resolution loosest without delay to each Presiding wadi - other Officers Of the respective S above mentioned. • ROBERT WY GRAM, C • Amount of glifiscriptlons aMnisaii • d410,33'2 ss. C. Forbes Esq. M.P. 2105' OW. A. Smith, Est AIR •10 Maattrloba FOrbes 111 10 1. 3 ..JCGmble, Esq. - 01;10 The Biihop of London, John:Hambrough, Esq, 100 • • annual 5 5 Worshipful Company( J. C. Powell, Esq. 20 Goldsmitito 105 0 J. CazenoVe and Co. 50: • 0 Mat. Mattison, an. , .5 W. Sims and Co. - 63 •C • &Sul:trees •. S Urb. Sarah 31 10 C.r.arobe, Esq. M '.Whitbread and Co.. 105 0 Paris, MsCausiead Oi; Pelican Life Oflice lib 04. Key, 27, Aldiatit • ..• • 1 J. Banter and Co.' • re Haylvard and 'l venal • 1 GOrdan,Minphy,St•Co. SI .10 AV• &Oscar& Esq. . Vl,lO tinge,oimpson t & cow ock. 0' Wen. Cs:twisted. Esql lit 10 Lubbock, labbocis, Fps., Henry Paton, .11k 10 tor, lad Clarke 000 • Lodi blathwick :111115 ,1 Craven and Bowman SO in John Tyler, Esq. 11 10 0. Hodgson and Soil 63 0 lioddiugton, Phillips, • L. and •H. Witte 51 10 Sharp. and Co. 50 I. Shroder, Eeq. 10 0 1. V. Taylor, li.sq. 31 II Bartici• ind • Snilth 10 0 R. Lawrence, Ee q. 51 10; J. and G. Cowell 50 0 Henry Martens, Esq. 91 10 G. Capper, Esq. 31 10 Rt. Hon. Ld. Berinford 31 10'• Thompson Stott, Eel. 41 10 James Kinloch, Esq. ler lt.. Esq. - 31 y 0 niyn-stroct • 52 Kt T. - and,So• - SO 0 • Mrs. Say 30 0 Cooper and Page, . limber _,Sons A. Peacock, jun. ' ' 1 A I.ady,y,et Llsutes &Cost. • 0 Mast Noltle Marquis - of • Jiertforsii per ditto SO JD C. footle, Esq. per peume manila • ; SO 0 J. S'.'per ditto ' • 11 Mr. Glalatt , *Ala per IisMOVIMIDO• .1 0; 01 ,Riih.44llaker, Esq, 10 0 'Lord Henniker 31 . 10 A PrieSid, per - Samuel Gurney, Esq. 10 10 • Row, Esq. St. : 11 1° TlMMis'Apostle 31 10 N. E. Kinderstey, Esq. 31 10 Wm. ViiieSnt, Esq. 0 R. Cktueut Headington, Esq. , . .10 10 Richari Lane, Esq. . 31 10 N. T. s 0 .. James SO 0 Geoige Brown, Esq. 50 0 Unknown, per G. By% Esq. M. P. $ .:0 John Perry, Esq. 91 10 Philip Perry, Esq. si 0. and J. Ranking Si Jesse Russell, 'Esq, 100 ,J,ease Russell, Esq. Ham Hall, Staffordshire SO 0 - $1 MI Most Noble the Duke bf Wellington 100 0 Mrs. Casterton 1 1 A. Strakan, Esq. M.P.. SI 10; Dr. Mathew Ifaillie 15 15, O. at T. Hodgson, Bew 100 0 James Barlow, Esq. ' 10 10 1 Col. Beaumont, M.P, SI 10 J. Willson, Esq. /0 lo ', Mrs. Ford, Stepney h. 1 F.& G. Clay sail Co. t cANAL PROPERTY. AND SHAILES 1N SEVERAL CONCERNS. TO B 1 SOLD' BY PRIVATE CON FRAcr, ..11 7 . Mr. SCIOTI"; ' fAXFO RD NAVIGATION,- dividing £3l per Vilsinare; Swann % se 10 per Share clear; Monmouth, .£lO per Share; Grand Unction, Old, Uniog, Grand Unioo,Rochdale,, net' and AVort. NIPSts and Barks Somersetahire Co.: Canal Lcick*Fondi Lancaster. Ad Croydon alma's, Strand Bridge An anias*, Weit.lndia and London Dock Stock. Grand Junction, Yoirk Buildin/4 W. ilitidlesen. and Purtsmuuth and Farling. ton Water-Works Shaftwo-410, New Bridge.,stree, London.° M 0 10 VS. AP Ds aWlitit tittlk -1 S WARVICISIIHIRL • • TO, .B . harp BY PRIVATE CONTRAC I', TI- dem : able AA, NOR of SN ITTE Riq EL D, .1., '-otherwiie sfilrFlE L D, in the Cotinty of Warwick, with Iheltighti, Rhyalfiet, Chief and'Quit Rents, of and belonging thereto; together withrthelVlANSlON-HOUSE, Piuldoeks, and the very:rakishly and compact +arms, Mounties. Courage., and Eames, within and belouglog to the same, now in the occupp- Bon Cd — JOhit Hawke's; Ed ' . Mt . Willi-in Biker, Mr. 'I hone.% Mons; Messrs. Wright, Mr.Thotruis florsemao, Mr. William Hermitian, and &heat With thegwedoetiee Woods (well stocked,' with daisies young limit er , firs p growth of which they sal ft VAod.Y cakMatsdl PAW si# l l# 9 04 I W. S-Angr Y Waxy 1414 ) ,1.040 m At1o; the adjoining Manor of Beirley, with the Rights,Reyal des; Mier and unit 'Keats, of ' aoilPhelongink to the sante, twlth Z rzillblz • WP" s c al t4Or s ilestkoreowli Pate, ktiu wool ; the 'whole 4Pulet - cofliPlvalProsillinef about a 47 a Accts. a y orthe W i j e r ha , visit= frosts lid Acres nf iinir, N . nt* - lin . sniateitt. - Thii 1604 is .laoft .4elittbie; tat Mkstitites a compact Pro t, for the residence ok.any Nohlentau or.(3watlessad *of For : s•s'eitilYf IA!. lottr,,,t ',di!. ppm Ikamq#,! firy. aisa . ke_el!lil a tf4ititticangstizregist4tto ornb", from s . itrLoiaca g?iiatiVti4c l &mum' as;47l th. ang healthy coast Ot :i iritlnt.; and, on their return from their cruize, (liners I ,6ivri o r b l s ta‘e mid-rray batmen Wog- joined Firi t7gtasieou sent. in search . of me to the p a . county int,tipanzAvo4, a (three tulle from each, end 10 -• • • • • • iOtabAllit / Aid icContl i ndinionot " Mk 4 1 et .41) ! 14) be ' avrleled ' after bein F - termin' d itatMiunlemtlalisilldltecd•ba Vaddfreyea fbe near ' a 7 .4 1( .-str.ff/01 0 .ifect tepoits to put her should a5 ... 4 " 44 Tao . 4604 and otuisim alibi, in a state to meet thew. which rdetirmined to do, IC ) dgs ada F tl4 l t PPCectlwaSprepr.Mitio,#.l4 and brillimM u tlcties if I could pliet•theni on T a gU S I "Mt am . "WaltlC k:64.Ale ‘ ar. Yr old l l Z h l Ta ild -P 01 4 . 4 'P . " , eba iirtitahisf;and wowitiar di: apply to Mara ? to the island or expect Ablifirlanw.ilattaa Witt wbopt: a Mtai d - tin tiv " w.lueeT , ll :/P- 711. Mule, ;s awl; lying ru the °t 4151 SMA auftfg,e‘nope gps *two Ay. Was.. - w traipe l .diodcnreeed by Capt. Ingraham, ' lest 41114 .1 4t.. / 1 - 1 414 tit" ). h!f: - "nimir vrer 44ol " A * rent QUBgCR A. 7 Fartns fel necessity of SI . Th Nitlnberi •• .1 Osamu sr it •1 ' " " WASHINGTON CITY, JULY Is. tppy OP A LPTTI*FRON CAPTAIN POLITER, TO THE • .848111!AliT OP THE NAVY. .• • Fucx Junlcir,Juty 9, 1814, at Sca. have done myself the honour to address yoti, repeatedly, Atte I left the Delaware ; but have scarcely a rope that One of my- letters have reached you ; therefore, clatsider it necessary to give .you brief history of my proceedings since that period. 44 I sailed fromthe Delaware.on the 27th of Octo. her, 1812, and repaired, with all dilige ttc% ably to instructions from Commodore Bainbridge) agre e Port Praya, Firnando de Noronho,.and Cape Frfo; and arrived at each place on the day appointed to Meet tim. On my passage from Port Praya to Ter *midis :de FOronhti, I captured his Britannic Ma ' 'vet picket Nocton, and after taking out about Pll,ooosterling in specie, sent her, under command of Lieutenant Finch, for America. &nine& o • 'de J tseirn, and abbut Cape - Yriclo until 6 4 of January, 1813, hen - tin!? frequ - Catty csktipseeni dare. by vessels from Bahia. There captUred but one schooner, with - hides'itit tallow; I sent her into .Rio. The Montague, the Admiral's ship, being its ,pursuit of me, my provisions n6w getting short, and :finding it necessary to look out for a supply, to enable Inv to meet the Crintitiodeire by the Ist of April, off 'Bt. Helena, I proceeded lathe* island oB St: Catha "ines, Lehilast place ol v tendezirous on the coast of 'Branityais the most likely to lupply My wants, and, at the ante time, afford me that secrecy necessary to able me to chide the British ships of war on the coast; and expected there. there could'procure only • wood, ivater, and rum, and a few bast of flour • ' and hearing 'of -the CommOdore's tuition with the Java, the capture of the Hornet by the Montagne, and of a considerable augmentation of the British force on the ! I rt.ist; and of several being in pursuit of me, I found it iteeeiriafy to get to sea as soon as possible. I now, agreeably - to the Commodore's . plan. stretched to the touthviard, scouring the coast as 'far as Rio de la Bata:. I beard that Buenns Ayiet was in it 'itite of starvation, and could not supply our wants ; and that the Government of Monteviedo was very inimical to us. The ttiinmodore'i Instrudions now left it com •pletely diecretionary With me what course to pursne, and I defeemined on following that which had not only tun his approbation, but the approbation , f the thew &mull of the Navy. I accordingly shaped my ceurse for the l'aci6C ; and after suffering greatly from short allowance of provisions, and heavy gales off Cape Horn, (far which my ship and men were ill provided) I arrived at Valparaiso on the 14th of March; 1813. I here took In as mpch jerked beef, andother. provisions, as thy ship would conveniemly strew, and ran down the coast of Chili and'llern Fin this track Ufa! is with a Peruvian corsair, which 0,4 ou,.board 24;Itat, skikaniiiisriaaners,thaerews • - two whale.ships, which ea an on the coast o f Chili. The Captain informe.t me that, as the allies of Great Britain, they would capture all they could ' meet with, in expectation of a war between Spain and the United States. I consequently threw all his guns and ammeaition into the sea, liberated the Ameri. cans, wroie respectful letter to the Viceroy, explain ing the cause' of 'my proceedings, which I delivered ,teler Captain. I then pteceeded for Lima, and re. eapturtcl one of the vessels as she was entering the anFrom.thtaCe I prticeeded for the Gallapagos ds,Aire lernized from the 17th of April, until able 3 d of October, 1813 . ; during which time I touched' only once on the coast of AmeriCa, whi ch was for the purpose of procuring a supply of fresh water, as none is to be found among those islands, which are, perhaps, the most barren and desolate of any known. 4f While among this group, I captured the following British ships, employed chiefly in the sperraacettJ whale-fishery, viz. . - mantas OF 11A SQL'S : '• " Toile. Men. Guns. Pierced for Montezuma - 279 21 2 •• • Policy ' - 175 06 !O I 8 Glyn:lan . 250 s 5 . I s • Greenwkk - 336 25 IS to Attend:. 25Z 24 • $ S 0 ' Pose • ttO St" to Hector - 270 20_ slo Cathoide - 270 204 15 Seringapotaia - 357 14 so 11 Charlton • - 274 21 • • 50 i 8 New Zestander • 459 23 6 is Sir A.Hanamend 301 31 12 1* ') •••11.1=0 •••••••••• Mim••••• • 3443 362 117 ^ “ As some of those ships were captured by boats, . , and others, brprizes, my of and Men had see e . ral opportunities of stewing their galliatry. " The Rose and Charlton were given up Ilia prisoners ; the Hector, Catharine, andltnuesurna, I sent to Valparaiso, where they were laid I'p ; the Po, hey, Georgiana, and New Zealand, I sent for Ame- rica ; the Greenwich I kept as a store-ship, to contaig .i the stores of my other prizes, neeessary for us ;.and the Atlantic, now called the Essex jUnior, I equipped• with twenty guns, and gave command of her to Lieu tenant Downes. 4 " Lieutenant Downes had convoyed the prizes to Valparaiso, and, on his return, brought me 'letters,: informing Me, that a squadron under the Command. of Cosucpoare James Hillyar, consisting of the fa. gate Pi*" of 36 guns, the Racoon and Cheri* sloops °f law, and a store ship of 00 guns, had sail on a*heti July, for this sea. The Racoon it Cherub bad' been seeking for me some time on the coast of.lirapil.; and, on their retdrn from their crtii, joined chit • ' AC. My at so .. .oks, her . oldones being en tirel r drc • yed, and oink on board from my f44 / Vl l pecvisinris art.i stores for upwards afoot tutintht, and sailed 'fur the coast of Chili on 'the hall of DectOrsher. 1313. Previotis to sailing, I secured the fietioga pat,. ni, Greenoich, and Sir Andrew Ham mond, under the guns of a battery, which I erected for their protection; (after faking pos - soation of this fine island for the Uatied.Stater, and establishing the most friendly intercourse with the natives), 1 left them under the charge of Lieutenant Gamhte of The matinesOwith 21 me:), w'th orders to repair to Val.'. peralsoi after a Certain pcliod. actitttived on the coast of ChM on the 12th of • January, 1814; looted into Conception and. Valpa. mina, fottnd at both places only three English yes. eels, andlearned that a squadron which n sailed from Rio de Janeiro for tbat sea, had not been heard of Alum their departum, and were supposed to be lost sn endeavouring to double eve Horn. '.." I had completely broken up the British oacigation •ftseacific I . the vessels which IsAd notlpeets-cartsce3 Ile, were laid up, and dare not'istentitre tint:- L. kid . afforded the most aropientotestis•n•touue owroie 1 ael ii k. which were, on my arrival, very nutrition: and un: protected. The valuable whale fishety there is ena• . tirely destroyed; and the actual injury'we have doui - them may be estimated at two and a half millions of dollars, independent of the expenses of the vessels in search of me. They have furnished me am ,ly with sails, cordage, cables, anchors, provisions, medicines; and stores of every description ; and the slops our • board them have hirnished clothing for the sea m e n. 'We had, in fact, lived on th e e n emy s i nce I Lie been in that sea, every prize having proved a Wet, found store ship for me. I had not yet been 'under the n e cessity of drawing bills on the department for' 4117 object, and had been enabled to make consider.' .- . able advances to my officers and crew on account of 'Pay. , . ••• For the unexampled time we had kept the sea.' my crew had *continued remarkably healthy; 1 had' bat one case•of the scurvy, and had lost only the fol.' • lowing min by:death, viz o—John S. Cowan, Lietne. nant ; - Robert Miller, Surgeon ; Levi Holmes ant Edward Sweeny, ordinary seamen ; Samuel Grose,t seaman; James Spofford, gunner's-mate; Benjamin Leers and Jan Rodgers, quarter-gunners; Andrew Mahan, corporal of marines; and Lewis Price, pr's ' vate marine. 64 I had done all the iujnry that could be done 61 British commerce in the' Pacific, and still hoped to signalize my cruise by something snore splendid be. fore leaving that sea. 1 thought it not improbable, that Commodore Hitlyar might have kept his arrival secret, and believing he - would seek me at Valpa raiso, as the most likely place to find me, I therefore determined' to cruise about that place, and should I fail 'of rneetint him;*hoped to be compensated by the' ''.. n' o f some: iner.ebaut ships. said to Issampoeted• from England. - a The PhceSe. agreeably to my expectations, came to seek me at Valparaiso, where I was anchored with the Essex, my armed prize, the Essex Junior, under the command of Lieutanant Downes, on the look out off the harbour; but, contrary to the course I thought be would pursue, Commodore Hillyar brought with him the Cherub sloop of war, mounting 28 guns, eighteen S 2 pound carronades, el4ht. 245, and two long 9s on' the ctarter-deck and 'forecastle, and a complement of 180 men. The force of die Yhtehe is as follows:—thirty long IS pounders, sixteen 32 pound eityronadea, one howitzer, and sot 3 pounders . in the n tops, in all .53 guns, and a complement of 320 men; making a force of till guns and &X) men; in' addition to which, they took on board the crew of as , English letter of mark lying in port. Both ship had picked crews, tend were sent into the Pacific, in com pany with . the Racoon of 22 guns, and a store ship of S 3 guns, for the express purpose ot seeking the Essex, and were prepared widi . 11 cgs bearing the motto, 4 Goo and my Country; British Sailors' best Rights; Traitors offend both.' 'this was intended us a reply to my motto, ' Free Trade and Sailors' Rights;" under • the erroneous impression that my crew were chiefly Englishmen, or to counteract its el ct on their own crews. The force of the E•sex was 46-guns, forty 32 plum] c.rronades, and six long 12s; and her crew, which had been much seduced by prigs, amounted only to '255 men. The Essex ju. nine, which was intended chit fly •as a store ship. mounted 20 guns, ton 18 pound carrenades, and tett short 6s, with only 61 men on board. In reply to their ntqttd, I wrote at my mizen, n , G. , n, our Ceuta ny and Liberty; 'Tyrants offend them.' . " On getting their provisions on board, they went off the port for the purpose ot blockading-me, where they cruized for near six weeks ; during which time 1 endeavoured to provoke a clrallenge; and frequently, but ineffectually,•to bring the Phcebe alone to action, first with both my ships, and afterwards with my single sh;ii with both crews on bosard. I was several times under way,' and ascertaißed that I lied greatly the advantage in point of sailing, end once succeeded in closing within gut-shot of the *Pbtebe, and cum. intaced a fire on her, when , she ran • down for the Cherub, which was two miles and a half to leeward I this excited some surprise afid expressions of indigne. don, as previous to my gating tinder way she hov e to off the port, hoisted ber motto A ig, and tired a gen to windward. Commodore Hillyar wooled de izronined to avoid a contest with me on nearly equal Mows, and from his extreme prudence in keeping both - hie ships ever 'after constantly within h ail ot each other, there were no hopes of any adv.int.tge*to my lry from a longer stay in port. I therefore Je. termined to put to sea the first °pro:In:11 %filch should offer; and I was the more stroni,iy induced des*, as I had gained certain intelligence that the !ago!, fite3 38, and two other tii7ates, had sailed of me; and 1 li ed reason to th ior e N th . e li p T orpu . eel . establishment on the Culemalin, rendezvous was appointed fur t h e Emu logo ci r sti es i t ; thse y i e c i a a ng a , rri n w i o v h u pa e r lu t f e or a fs s r ut h iht e e I l i t a t l a e°° beennir from sent n i • • .. 0.. .• ' ' . . . EXCHEQUEIt CIi.akINERN; JuNr..v.p, 1811. IVOTICE is hereliv 'given to all Cnilierned, That 4.1111 Captain lONA'rI-I.AN Fl4YEll,of 'l'vvititrultars, in the °sunroof hdialctlrvn. and OCI-1441ALD SWt,4lll ON, Writer to the:Siartet, his MaidatOry, have applied to the Riot Honour- Ode the Birona for a ratt •or 17bIalui fixt'es; for rite balance of, 410. pet. 'fib° each: gratited •Iti tint year 1724 hy ;the Governor and Company of Undertakers for. Raitaug .I'hantes Water In York-BilUdinv, whkh.brkwl , l4.4 ifldOrtesient, to Mrs.. Sarah Huddy,.of *l'svickenbpni, its the county; of . , laid. Who:idled in the year 1790.