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dit can attach itsert to me, Sir, 1,4- the stictess of this enterprize ; but I hope I may be allowed to point on: Rinse to whose gallant exertions it is owing ; nor cars t-lofficientiv express my thanks to the commanding Lieutenant Slaughter, who has on this, and on fre quent. tustances before, given proofs of. courage and conduct, which merits every encouragement, and I beg leave to recommend him, in the strongest terms, to your consideration. He expresses himself in the handsomest manner of Lieutenants Dickenson of the Cerherus, and Moore and Brattk of the Marines, and of every Petty-Officer and man empl, , yed. It is hard to particulariAa Where all distinguish themselves, but the conduct of Lieutenant Moore, 'who commanded the Marines,. ( till the Active's landed), is spokes: of in such high terms by all, that I feel it a duty to mention him - , and I do it in that confidence of his worth which his exemplary beha viour. during five years' service together, has long insured him. Opportunitie; do not often occur where officers are personally engaged, but in the one I have endeavou red to describe the commanding Lieutenant and his two gallant associates (Moore and Dickenson) owe , their lives to their own individual bravery and strength. Indeed, the conduct of every one employed, merits the warinest'encomiums ; and I regret I cannot have it in my power to particul::rize them. The vessels captured are chiefly laden with steel, iron, and merchandize. The prisoners in all are two Lieutenants, two . Serjeants, and 5G privates of the Sat and SI st regiments, which coMpoted 'part of Ge neral Nlarmont's army, and distinguished themselves in the late wal with Austria, at the battle of Wa- grant —I inclose returns of the Killed and Wounded, and have to regret four valuable Marines among s t the 'former. I also forward the Returns of Officers employed on this service, with the vessels captured ; and I have, &c. (Signed) w. nosey. Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. Cotn ,rnander in Chief, &c. &c. LIST of OFFICERS belorglng to his Maj ity's Ship AstritroN, WisstAu HOSTE, Esq. Captain, employed in the boats and on shore, In the Attack on the Town of Grao, June 20,1810. William Slaughter and Dennis O'Brien, Ltentemnts ; Thome Moore, Lieutenant of the Royal lelaristes ; Mr. Joseph Gape, Midshipmau • Mr. Charles H. Ross, Master's Mate; Messrs. '.l•hotitas Edward Hoste, Charles Bence, and Cornwallis Paley, 'Midshipmen • Mr; James Leonard Few, Schoolmaster ;Mr. Sa muel Jeffery,Volunteer. - (Signed) W. Horse, Capt. Cousins's I.lsT of Orriczits employed in •taking tilt.. TOWN and Trade of Grao, June :e9,1810. James Dickussor., Lieutenant ; Jeremiah Brattle, lieutenant of the Royal Marines; John Johnson, Gunner; John Miller, George Fartnden, Joseph Stoney, George Fowler, William Sher wood, Charles Mackay. and Lewis Ratio . , Midshipmrn. • (Signed) lit Nix WHITBY, Capt. Arietxrow's Lirr of Seamen and Marines Killed and Wounded in the Attack on the Town of Grao, June 4.9, 1810. Krt.traro—David Coles ' Thomas Kenyon, James Jed`Donough, and 'Thomas Felix , Marines. Wnettrnere—James Clarke, Marine, awl Wm. Jones, Able Sea man, etre* . ; George Brown, Able Seaman, slightly. Enemy's Less--1 0 §earnen killed, 8 wounded. (Signed) W. HOSTZ, Capt. A I.isr of MARINI.? Wounded ou board his Majesty's Ship Cptscaus, in taking tbe Town and Trade of Grao, June SD, 1810. Jeremiah Brattle, Lieutenant, severely; Wm. Sharp, Private, •slangerously ; Simon Cunningham, Private, lost an arm • Samuel Haypes, Private, severely ; Henry Bentley, Private, sli ghtly. (Signed) litiotx Win:ray, Capt. LI9T of Erizatv's Vzsssts captured and destroyed by the Boats of his Majesty's Ships Amphion, Active, and Cerberas, in the • harbour of Grao, in the Prink, June 29, 'gill. Burnt in the River, not being able to get them over the bar, 11. Brought out and sent to Lissa with cargoes, 5. 11m41 trailing Vessels (loaded from the large vessels burnt) 14 or 15. (Signed) W. HOST& Capt • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOV. 24, IEIO. fitract of another Letter from Admiral Sir C. Cotton,,Bart. to John 'Wilson c.7roker.' Esq. dated on board the San Josef, of 'Toulon, Sept. 12,1810. 811-1 have the honour to fotward, for the information of the •Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a Copy of a Letter I ra 'dyed on the 10th instant, from Rear-Admiral Martin, and de tett-the 2titis of July, together witk the luelosures referred to therein. _ _ . _ beach, tneler the town, where they w ere fl anked V two small batteries, while the gun-boats and scitnpa. ii-as were drawn jp in a line for their prottetloh.- 1 : Being nearly calm, it was two before we closed, this ship and the two brigs in a close line, then running along within grape, drove the enemy from their ves sels and anchored. Captain Prescott shewed the ex.; ample of pushing bff with his boats, T instantly sup. ported him with ours and the Pilot's, under the or ders .of Lieutenant Collier, first of this ship. The marines - were landed under Lieutenant Macadam of the *iyal Mar;ries, to cover the seamen launching ' tht vessels ; the ships all the time firing on the bat teries., and wherever musketry was collected to op- pose the party on shore, for the enemy had not only thrown up au embankment . outside the vessels to pre vent our getting them -off; but also one within them to afford shelter for the numerous troops collected, who; when driven from these entrenchments, still an noyed us greatly from the walls of the town. $ At length every 'difficulty was Hurmounted, and i by six all the vessels were brought off, except ce.e laden with bread, s-hich was burnt; if we have not now possession of hei• and the others destroyed as per list, it is only from their having been too much shat tered by our destructive fire to float. By the result of this successful attack, you will judge I better than from any thing I could add, what. must have been the conduct of every individual. Gratified as I feel, at an opportunity of testifying the gallantry and zeal of Captains Prescott and Nicholas and Lieu , tenant Collier, together with all.the officers and crews of the ships (more particularly those in the boats), for their sakes, I cannot help regretting it should not have fallen to their lot to have been under the min i mind of one whoa testimony would have greater weight in ensuring them that applause and reward to which such conduct so justly entitles them. I have the honour to be, 'am. (Signed) G. G. WALDEGRAVZ. A List of Officers employed in the,linats on the above occludes. TsiAst cs—First Lieutenant EdWArd C•llei, Second Lieutenant Francis Molesworth, Lieutenant Macdam. linyal Marines; Messrs.Liddon, yyvell, Veal,' Mueray,' Honourable Tref usis Their Lordships, no doubt, will view with satisfaction .the aettduct of Captains WalMgrave, Prescott, and Nicholas, no less i =pan of the other officers, scattier, and marines employed in the attack of the enemy's convoy of 31 vessels, laden with stores and 'grovisloas,. from Naples, for Murat 's Army at Scylla, together with seven large gunboats, and five scampavias protecting the 'nine, which have wholly fallen into our hands.-1 have the ho nour to be, &c. (Signed) C. CoTrou. Canopus, at anchor to the Northward of the Faro, off Messina, July 28. sir—l have great pleasure in transmitting to you two letters, the former from Captain Markland, of the Custard, the latter, with inclosures, from the Hon. Captain Waldegrave, of the Thames. The capture and destruction of the whole of the enemy's convoy from Naples, you will observe, by the very judicious conduct of CaptainsWaldegrave, Pres cot, and Nicholas, has been effected with only the loss of one man killed and six wounded, although all the vessel's composing the convoy were hauled upon the beach, from whence they were launched by the crews of the Thames, Weazle, and Pilot, though exposed to a heavy fire of musketry frOm the persons in the convoy (nearly the whcle.of whom made their es cape), assisted by some soldiers, near Amarthea.- 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEORGE NALITIN. To Admiral Sir C. Cotton Fart. Commander in Chief, &c. dtc. &c. &ward, off Cogtessa, July 24. . . . •Sir—l have the pleasure of informing you that' she armed Feloct.as . which yQII had intelligence of last night were completely destroyed this morning by his Majesty's sloops Halcyon And BuStard, under Cape del Arme, vihere,they were for a long time defended, py their crews; some soldiers, and the neighbouring p f easgittry...J have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Jolty DUFF )12141C1A24D. To I. W. Spran . ger, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's ship Warrior, f t Me s sina. Coriwall, and Ili..6lllpmen . Mr. 1111nUins, Boat- swain; Mr. Beckett, Carpenter. - WLA Z LE..--Captain Prescott, Lieutenant Davis, Mr. Cayrisi, Mayer ; Messrs. Holmes and Golding, Midshipmen. PlLOT—Lieutenants Annesly and Peniuddock, 'Mr. Thorns. Herbert, Boatswain; Mr. Leigh, Master's Mate. A List of Armed Vessels and Transports taken and destroyed by his Majesty's ships Thames, Weazle, and Pllot, at Atuanthea, 25. h July, 1810. Armed Vessels and Tramports taken. - • Gun-boats, Nes. CO, 25, 36, and 64, one is-pounder each; Gun. boats, Nos. 39 and 42, one brass 36-pountier each ; scampaviait, one brass 9-pounder • and ditto, one brass.4-pounder ; armed Pinnace, Swivels, a. Transports, 28 in number. Total taken siiGun-boats, three Armed Vessels, and 28 Transports. • Ar.ned Veuels and Transports destroyed. Gun-boat, lib. 37, iron 18-pounder, sunk; scampavia , iron six pounder, sunk; scainpavia, Iron 4-pounder, sunk; Transports, three in number. Total taken and destroyed, 7 Gun-boats, S Armed Vessels, and 31 Transports, coasting vessels. (Signed) G. G. WA LeitOitAVE. N.B. Commandant of flotilla, Signior Carracci, Captain of Frigatin. List of Meer' and Men killed or wounded on board his Maier Ws Ship Thames, Wcazle, and Pilot sloops, in an ensagen;unt with the enemy off Amanthea, the OSth July. Thames, Captain the Hen. G. G. Wilderran. Patrick Finucane, private. Marine, killed; Thomas Dyce, pri vate Marine, wounded ; Richard Harris, landstran, ditto ; Ed ward Boswell, able seaman, seurely...wsiundsd. Weule, Captain Henry Prescott. Robert Rooke, ordinary seaman, dangerously wounded. • Pilot, Captain J. T. Nickolas. !Op Kelly, able inn an, I George God, Corporal of :Marinei,dit•.•3. - Severul of the enemy killed and wounded, number not ascertained ; prisoners and deserters fourteen in number. (Signed) G. G. WALDEGRAVS. Capt. Extract of a letter from Captain Bonen, of his Majeiq's ship Volontaire, to Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. dated oil Sebastian's, the 28th September, 1810, and transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilmot► Crofter. •His Majesty's chip Thames Gulph of St. Eoplietoia, • , luli ie. • Sir-.-A convoy of thirty-one vessels, laden with , rores and provisions for Murat's *Amity at Scylla, ingetßer with: seven large gUn.boats and five seam ' faviai protecting them, have 'wholly fallen into our fintiols. • This is•an event of such.irpportance at the present zninnent . , and the circumstances attending 'the Cap fure' honourable - to. the officers and men. pp pinied service, "quit , I may be allowed to de tai "the particulars, • • • 4 I ' 4 4 1 st lajli t yelterday morning, standing along; thlithist Avltli Priet, I saw theWeazle, off - Awn,' • ti a; with signal fora convoy in that directioth The: L - ament)., ori,ateing us, battled the vessels high on the: Fearful my letter of the 22d instant may not come to your hands so soon as this, I beg to repeat, that on the' .sth instant the Spanish army under General O'Donnell left Tarragona, and on the 13th got to Arreus de Mar, at which place he divided his forces; himself taking the road to Eesbal; and so rapid were his movements, the enemy were not apprized of his arrival till within a quarter of an hour of entering the town. This happened on the 14th, when a smart action took place, but of very short duration, when the French General Swarty, with 500 men, were taken prisoners. _ _ . .. On the same day, St. Filui, Palamos, and Beger were severally attacked, and all surrendered ; the to tal of French taken being about 1400 men, be. sides cannon, &c. so that this coast from Rosas,-with the exception of the Medas Islands, is again in the possession of the Spaniards. General O'Donnell, I am sorry to say, is badly wounded in-the leg, but there is hopes of his doing well. The whole of the-prisoners are at Tarragona, where the General tow is, with only the inhabitants doing the duty.of the garrison, and which makes him !so anxious about their being removed. ' Upon the whole there is every prospect of the ene my being Soon driven out of this province. I was yesterday at Escala, in the bay of Rosis, where the l 'French had a depot of corn, &c. all of which I have ,got on board this ship. Yesterday I was gratified to Bear that on Monday last, the French were defeated at Bascarra, where they were attacked by five hun dred Spaniards, who tbok from them an immense convoy of prOtisions (which was on its way from I Perpignan to reliciee Gerona), besides four hundred prisoners. General M'Donald was at Severa a few ' days since, out so reduced iqhit army (having now i only six thousand men) that t is'generally thought, he will not get back to*Barcelona. Cadigues and all the small holds the French had near Rosas are aban doned, and the whole are gone to that garrison. The Frerich are also- in a bad way beforeTortosa, as all the forts (three in number) which they had thrown up, have been washed down by the heavy rains. I have felt it 'necessary to take ,the Minorca with me i on this coast, which I hope you will qprove of.' I have not been ableto reconnoitre the edas Islands, ' owing to the bad ireather we have hid, but I will do it the first opportunity. I have:the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CHARLES BULLENT. TiiiMifiesty's ship Cimbrian, Pahasos, Sept. 29. Sin—ln obedience - to your commands, requiring a . detailed account tih r the Cambrian's services during our late :separation, . I have to inform . you`, tbat at the 'request of General O'Donnell, '1 sailed , from Tamp; gonkoi the sthintiani, 194;4 Ge n t r!teDoyle on bowed, agebeck with su - smskaopsiska; ana *so« then with cannon tinsier to toictv fi a, the purpose •; mots' Kul lad and It. ho flietis, oiCigeenv;iel t , K ent, 4 6; of attacking the castle of Las $1 on the fol low,„ bra merebigitt, &Aft - mutt etialitrca, Nov. v 7, n t , . ~., 7 I Jan. 5, at eleven, at Corile.ball. Attorney, Mr. Parsee, Li; int day we were joined off Blanes by the Spanish fri. t two. Tem*, 1. " 04. gate,Flera, and on the Stlediscoveved that - the reduce Jaizaz(G4llevi, of Preston. Lancashire., grocer, deal er at ,,i ' 4 ... Lion of the castle was impracticable, the enemy, . con; I . verso; bee. 1 s; 90t. and lases 5 . - ar el van, st the Wl l i tr g o - z 'trary to nut expectations, having uudisturbed i)ossee: . . i'4ll l . T r ~,Atr .2 ). _ 1 114 , axon of the coast. On the 10th General Doyle,' the mitiliktb / - I , 4 "; e i ket w i l ai g iel :: ll ,. , ll . 9 4 6 v r A tli an l it i ar ic r t il: S r re l : 14 , 4 1 1 ,: le a w e ont r laa neth : reil: Spanish soldiers and marines of both frigates diem- I man, Noa..gg, Dee. 7 . . and 'lan. S, at elev en , at tee i . 1% . ". barked near Beg.t, and destroyed . a battery of fotir i Exeter. Attontics, Mr. Turner, Cherch•ya'rd, Ptese;•7lo, twenty-four pounders (only two of Which were mount- , Messrs.. Collett,. Wimbanie, 'Mad Collett, Chatteey.l,t,;. Robert Rawlins, We of - 1. 16 .13 mouth-Dock, Devonsh;r r . ed) and made prisoners thirty-six men bf a French detachment. On the 14th our boats were enabled to i - D.c. 21, as, and Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Londo:latest7 render the Spaniards some assistance in their attack I At:ornks k' ' Foreatreet, Plymouth-Dock. Attornies, limn. c.,.,i, 1 upon Palamos , when the launch was sunk byithe bat- liriorbv . Te, a u nti th. C D ttett, Chancery-lane, London; or NlrC tery, and two men wounded, as was also another of ~ Throw:: Johnson fat jateva k usitm.coove.pulaingtori mi , (now a prisoner in the Fleet) slopseller dealer . .1 t 4 ' 3612, her crew, who - with the of and .the remainder, . , er an.. c..ayrn it aide 4 'the Spaniards in forcing the French position. ' De m eG m a i l d e a . d al lC d' se 4 ra i x ; w onti f st o d' o r ßeti dl lo.4rds' a-sturetleni '21"6"(1"1144altwil. and Wili s iat ee nC 4 raw l i s ord ia , n el T P at o l pl s ar, Sttpr r/, , Ltur,, After embarking on board the vessels in the bay the : French troops and cannon captured by the . Spanish .. army, the Cambrian left 'Palamos on the 17th, by I it•Gaildhll. Anoraks, ' Mr. Fiucheti, G. P ' at 1%44(1 rest CS CO-Nrce the desire of General O'Donnell, who was conveyed . Go . cklina t e, H e ld,. in her badly wounded to Tarragona, where he was ; Henry nterc -Hianu,hint, de aler acetate andof W chap al: ; T a 'szla u ce ec ,. ll7nattbetont:,:roads, alt tring e . ; landed on the 19th folloWing. I.withpleasure avail m belf of thi it to and lan. 5, at ten , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. f. V. 44, 1 : pleys opportuny , , cutle-street; Falcon-square. express my entire approbation of the conduct of the • Tbosam Conford and Ototge Corkford, of Milford-lane, Str at i , officers and men belonging to the Cambrian, employ- I . Middlesex, coal •mee c h ants D ec . i, at eleyen, a, ar.d Jan. 5, ed on the services before mentioned. 1 at ten attGaildhall. Attorney, Mr.Teaadaie, Mertitaatia e : i lore-hall, Threadtteedie-street. I have the honour to be, &C. • Dana Mullett, oft - lammeramith, Middlesex, straw-%-.. mite. factprer, dealer and cliapman, Nov. 27, Dec. 8, and Jan..; i t ten, at Gulklisall.. Attornoy, Mr. Castle, Furniva;',. inn. Tomas Rir.dall, .of Ox'ord, linen-draper, dealer and cli4ma z ; Nov 29, Dee. g, and Jan. 5; at Vim, at Guildhall. Atterria, Mesa a. Chipchase nod Not rie,•Bucitlersbury. Wiliiirl Westall, late of Mount-street, Whited apel, Mileicier, yeast-merchant, dealer and chapman Dee. •t, at ma Tema, and Jan. S, at eleven, at GuildbilL A ttorney , Mr. lima; Piazza Chambers, Covent Garden. _ (Signed) F. W. VAV R. Captain Dulled, of his Maiesty's ship Volontaire, Senior Ofiker on the Coast of Catalonia. A letter from Captain Hardy of his Maksty's ship Res:Aution, transmitted by Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez, K. B. states the destruction of two large Danish &un•boats in the Baltic, on' the 30th Six of our men were wounded, but all likely . to do well. . Alexander Haswell, of the Haymarket, Middlesex . , army :acs. A letter from Captain George Sayer, lately col'- : manding his Majesty's sloop Raleigh, transmitted by I tremens-maker, Dee. 1, at time, 11, and Jan. 5, attache,* ' Attornies, Messrs. Mils and Robiuson, Parliatualt- Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumirez, sates the cap- • Street, WrStraiter. • • Lure, after a sharp chace, on the Ist instant, of the Thomas E,ignmia, of Clements-lame, Loodon, merchant, De.; Admiral Neil Su ul Danish privateer schooner, pierced 13, and Jan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Panitot, - for IQ guns, but had only ten mounted, with 28 men. v.,Wer nf illiam ;t:l rt, Thmgmm a Aid l'a.Lareet" Vice-Admiral Campbell has transmitted to John {dyer, n k,.'an - c - 1 I — an ema."'"r744:4ten/I London, kid . 5, at twelve, at CtuldbalL Attorsay, Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter which he had received Mr. Joseph WOod Hasten lunge-ars Inn. from Lieutenant Jauncey, commanding the. Cracker Edward Rayon, of Fenctiurds.street, Landes, hardwarsasse, gun-vessel, giving an account ,of his having, on the I dc3Gu.ler and chzn o r Lz, i ' r . p a ll I e and . Jan s • i s , at twelve , at „ m u cik, a 4 pin an. , 1.41,36, • Quintin Dick' and Jer vi c;;liit 20th instant, captured the „Diane French lugger pri vateer, of four guns and 22 men ; she Sailed the pre-, sex, merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Nov.; ceding day from Dunkirk, and had nat made any Dec. 1, and Jan. 5, at Guildhall. - Anoraks, Meters. Wadoei capture. • Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin-Friars. 1 A letter from Captain Sir 'William Bolton, of Pia Wuhan Bac c hard. P fs "" t "' Eazuentw ' Middinu ' under. writer, dea'er and chapman, Vv. t, 8, and Jan. 3, at twelve, Majesty's -ship Endymion, transmitted by Vice-Ad- at Guildhar, London. Anoraks, Messrs. Wades a, Balm miral Thnrnborough, states the capture, on the 11th oe's, 14 guns and Glatsvenor, Austin-Friars. instant of le Milan privateer, tar St. Mal John Bound, of Manchester, dealer and chapman. Des. 10,1 T, ra three, ~ at sbr Money As nu Ina, Mocking. and 80 roeshout IS days;. s . lO capture. and Jan. i Attornies, Mr. Buckley, .IVlanchrster ; or Messrs. hltthe and Captain Doyle, of his Maje4ty's sloop Lightning, P arry , T em pl e , London. i has, n his letter al the !Ist intitant, to Mr. Ciaker, John Harcoun Stuith,ofliristol, linen-draper,dealerand asuman, reported his having captured in the North Sea, the I bt4.. 1,8; and lan. 5, at ten, at ebeitaignitter Tavern, Silica. French lugger privateer the General D'Orsenne, of Attortdos, Mr. Blgg, Hatton-Garden; or Mr. Robert Nag, 14 guns, and 20 men. Robe ßli r li ri t iria, of Queen's -Buildings, Knightsbridge, Mlddlen DOWNING-STREET, NOV. 24, 1210. Cabinet maker, Dec. 1, s; and Jan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. At t °racy, Mr. Rogers, 59 ' ' Fritb-atreet Sohn. A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, Herinan Hufltwalckef, of Langh%.rn• . Chatabbri, Ftilditinile was last night received at Lord Liverpool's Office, sueet,.Lontion, mercheant, Nov. 21, Dec. 8. PAO Jan' 5 * al 13 1 addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant-Ganeral at Guclil4ll. Attornies, Pieleagrs. Chapman and Stevens„2. Viscount Wellington, dated Pere Negro, loth No- lithlred*s-Court, Poultry. George. Leaver, of Haddooltam, Bactiagbanwldro, carrier, Ciedlr vember, 1810: • and cluipsnaa, Nor. 27, Dec. 11; mod 3 , 4 4 .,g, at twos cedilla, 46 Nothing of any importance has octurred since I Loapoc. Anoraks, Messes Rose sad Mumangs, Gray's ha; addressed you on the Sdinstant. or Mr. Joseph Rote, Aybibury.'llacklagismaithlro. • “ - The enemy reconnoitred, Abrantes on the sth 11/4111am Higrasof Great gnat HoleaValtadiahMloollenioiatt instant, and, under cover of that operation, moved d a hall . "' kr sichafnialli Dec. 8, 15, and larva at irks' s Attornies, Messrs. Grepon and Dixon, small body of cavalry and infantry. through Beira Throgmorton-street. • Rasa towards Villa Velha, evidently with an inten- Sarah Gosling, of Mark-lane, London, merchant. Nov. s 7, DR. Lion of obtaining possession of the bridge on the Ta- 1, and Jan. 5, at eleven, at Gaiklhall. Anomie', Mears, Palmer, Tonillasona, aod Tlomood, Captlaß-Gourt i Throe gas at that place. ntortcatestreet. 66 They found it, however, destroyed, and this de- , tachment returned to Sabriera Formosa. , 4 I have a letter from General Silviera, of the Sd instant from Francnso. He had his detachments nn DIED. Thursday sennlght at Berwick, the Rev. Mr. Benny, a native of F:ance, Minister Of the Roman Catholic chapel there. Monday, in Doctors' Conunons Henry Stevens, Esq. Seale Proctor, and Registrar of the Arches Coen of Canterbury. the Coa, and one of them, (consisting of a battalion of the `?4th regiment, which had been in garrison at Almeida during the siege, and which Marshal Mas. sena had reported to the Emperor as havitag volun tarily envied the French service), had driven in the - out-posts of the present garrison at Almeida." MATRIMONIAL FELICrY. " But happy they, the happiest of their kind." Seek Is the lan- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. , guage of the innnortal Thomson, when speaking of the 'IF' George Lain Neve, of Ipswich, Suffolk, Unendtaper, mercer, riagc state; but to insure that happiness it a necessary, as. hosier, de tiler and chapman. Juvenal observes. " Mens sena in corpore sane," to have T. emas Gordon and Thomas Steadman, late of T " A sound mind in a sound body." Hence the i ndis p ensable London, merchants, but now prisoners in the King's owetestreet, Bench. necessity of every person, ere be eaten into that close ailiances George Morris Stevens, late of Alfred-plane, parish of St. Giles to pay a dye respect to his health. plane, in the Fields, Middlesex, upholder and cabinet-maker. MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regularly educata BANKRUPTS. Surgeons. of London, love sedulously devoted their Melee Walter Blurted), of Caverswall, Staffordslak . e, dealer and chap. 5, at tw onnan,January twelve, which se don for these last fifteen years to the study of t hose dime*, ato surrender December 12, 13, and Janut the Crown Inn, in Stone. Attorntes, frequently hubitter, and too often prevent, that end mews. Willi s . Fail , enable blessing, Matrimonial Felicity. The unrivalled pursue tborne, and Clarke, Warnford-tenet, London; or Mr. that they have hitherto received Inms Feeolls " 1. the fie " lilethap. Stone, Sta ff ordabire. Thomas Webb, of the parish of Walcot, Somersetshire, cabinet. Vernon, tion, and the uniform success attending their sup erior made of maker and tipilhlsterer, Dec. 7,8, and January 5, at eleven, at their mistime. treatment in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to Geer . the Greyhound inn, Bath. Anomie', Messrs. Netberscee aad Inall ciete: of Debility or Delkiency; whether result i ng frees Portal, No. 15, Essex -street, Strand; or Mr. Watts Bath. lif e tm ,. fret l is tienc. ,,y„, s °f r a , l et ” i l ef .,„ P t in „ g f in bb eri the gaieties , 4 a filba."la2)4ll ' John Wood•and Archibald Sterling Stubbs, of Balton- ' leeMoote ' ' t ' a l r e y ' , t a " n e d u t t i c ° s ° ,r tt u ' eti - ve ' ll- ha - & - t, -- w - h i c . h -- „, eak ini e s l u s • s o b r e a yse i.tg rg r retl eftle; Lancashire, cettnn.manufacturers and spinners, dealers, chap! mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing stenlitt men and pannen, Dec. If:, Is, and January 5, at eleven; at the Swan Inn, Bolton-le-Motors. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Win- in the one sex, andimpotence in the ether, they offer a safe see permanent cure. 'le there who, from such eomplaties, sre pft die, John-street, Bedford-row, London; or Messrs. Cross and Rushton, Bolton-le-Moors . Junes Ball, late of Hilpertoti, Wilts; butcher, but now of the ' re li ef ' vented entering into . tree marriage state. alai asha med t° rk ` ing to know, however difficult et ineffectual the cure min" parish ef Westbury-upon-Tyne, Uloucestershire rho •r dealer and chapman, November 25, December 8, and brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be cooel•_ P ' deennal by other practitioners, that by a renovating and January • James, N.. 19, Gray's-Inn - square, London ; or Mr. John . 5, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol . Attornies , Mr Cornish, Bristol. . method, they nay be reanimate a sound and vireous coollkate e ' A certain Disorder, freque4tly . caitratted in a moment ate ! discretige, and every species of syphilitic Infection, by a mild gil Thomas ' Taylor, of Elkton, Sta ff ordshire, • o miner i ! never-railing elude of treat ment, x lszedily and radkallynne". J ap , 1 guar-nser- ~ ..,, , chant, dealer and chapman, December 7,8, and lanuary 5, at e "' wi'l- restraint --- ore t el g e e v rt en e , a. at N t o hi s ß , G oy r a a l y lio rs.in te n l -sq i tier and Ingleby, Birmingham. uaee;Ln on ; or Mess.rs.Bar . , n Birmingham . Attormes, Mr, Hugh Lecky, of the Old Jewry, London, merchant, December 1, ' at twelve, Dec. 8, at eleven, and January 5, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, No. 6, Wellelcme-square, Iklineries. • •..s. 1 abled to cure In a short period, without recourse te the riot! as also Strictures of the Urethra, and Ginn, which they vee r 1 -, dangerous effects of the Caustic • roierences of selea ca ° ,..r e given to several" Gentlemen of high. respeetabroey, tvlso 7 . _ been cured ; after having laboured under strietures for man/ I"•.; ro Married Females, whine expectations of doer er._ Thomas Sykes and William Baker, both of Leeds, Yorkshir pledges of connubial happiness h ave defeated, it ea, awe_ • dyers, dealers, chacmee, and ea p er r n e re i n trade, Dec. ' .he a pleasing reflection to know, that, in most instants m t• ,. e H, 12, ding' °` and January 5, at eleven, at the White levein inn, Leeds - impediment is to he removed; for such has been the r __. Attornles o Mr. Robert Fearuley, Leeds; or Messrs. Blakelock their plan, that many ladies, who had given up all hot 027 pity, have been agreeably disappointed. Mtv.ts. Go 4 . 1 ‘ i L and MAinson, No. 3, Elm -court, Tensple, London. Edward Illuchford, of Delmar/nom:het parish of St. George in e ,,,, A „,, 1dui1el • y professing the cure of these porticular coreploristot the Ease,' Middlesex, victualler, dealer and eha man, Dee. - 4 , "'"`' Thht.theY lutaY not be nu ' br. a nditiken l'4l'. • wit. . • • think 1. " opprobrium so justly attached ate lgnorant Eneunci ..,:. at eleven, Dec. 8, at ten , and Jannary 5, at eleven , P at On but justice to themselves to -state, that they have been 01 ) 4.7. ball. Atternies, Messrs. Wiltthire, Bohan, anti West, 1 Old- - . • • . I:tread-street, London educated and initiated into every branch of the ~ trofesii'l e ,... r ,, r , Mimics of whirls , from dlffereet tiospitales end testimoTa lr 7_ : . Richard Ragg, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, hatter, hosier, dealer and chapman, Nov. 30 Dec. 1, and January 5,4 el n, ibe pinta eminent Physicians, they have, to amnion artoic;., at the Neptune Ina • Kingston -upo• .Hull. 'Attendee, Mr, that the skicActs temiltiug Rath their endealnues r% sett~ • them in suit the practice of the general practeionsr: _. ,WllliaM Walmeley, iarhansent-streot,-Hulit or Mr. Egerton ni ''' • No. 3, Gray's -fan stare, London. • . ' presume4rat their pret.inions cenotitute a 41fir texil , ~i leen ''' unpretedented confidence Ankh ettikh they Mee . smut Shuffiebettom, ate of Liverpool, ale, porter, s and ' h enware-dader, dealer and chaemin, Dec. 19, °O, aint !an. 5, 144 ., . bll4 10 libeealitY honoured., „ s e.cl 4, at eleven, at tle GeOrge Inn, Mde.mreet,Lfeerrsa, Ap egz i s , , • rartente in the. Country are relocated to state t'm ,I; :e NA Mr. Forrest, Liverpool. " of theirsase, age, int, itaeiter of living; uerl.nine a o'''' r • . . .• • • essw i. Alexander Muckier, now or late of ffa s iss g h a umr e et,,Looms, fat- and Advice and Medicioes wal be 'immed.ately l tor, dealer atilt' chairman, Nov. ter, at two, Dec 8, at eleven, • "' I T rill of Thl n e 3lll- • 4 1 : hs W 4 `.' t I'? be consult at their house daily (peroneally, • *l4 Jan;s, •nr. one, at Gulliliali., Atto • fnlei, Messrs . Nether. . • * 'Ole la PPrtal, Islet-et/vet ;be Mr. Tilbr, Deeizei,'Wilts. .by *bee Se:, with Karel, ,steliea?'!'. al l atte '" M•b is„,..one l l s l 44lo46eflees of Ileedassrdee •Dockbead, hung; ealfeeftletem . • ' • -C 1(744 ' 4 " 4. • • 13, tViveri•"""l ": -. 11: -• . 11 gre4lero ,1`; he. 117,Dect 4, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at Gadd- Ll.O..Nteo - JOL: esti. • atatriblisitect hr . l.EVe tl • 1- e -1 Mk Nails AitoeArts Us. *awn, w•ga4trost, Chiapthle, 41.45-Oacv.s, TWitele-Dia.4.4.iltie3, Gen'e. . - . HIGH WAFER AT LUN6O - N iiktllblE i*O-MdititOW Morning... Afternoon ..........