The National Register. — London, England, 1813-04-25 00:00:00

APRIL 25. - , J. thimble, boatswain, dangerously ; C. Keck., midshipman, severely midshipman, ditto ; Morton, midshipman, ditto ;J. WeAt, midshipman, slightly ; 61) .cameo and landsmen. ROYAL NIARINES.--D,DatitS, second lieutenant, severely ; D. 1:1111, heijeant, slightly ; D. Bennett, serjeant, severely ; and 19 cor porals and privates. Se PERNUMERARIES —J. Marshal, captain, slightly; J. Sanders, lieutenant, ditto ;J. T. Wood, Captain and Aide-de Camp to Geri. severely; W. Brown, mute, severely. (Extract.) St. Salvador, Brazil. Jan. 5, 1812. T am Corry to find the Americans did not behave with the same liberality tuti►::rds the et cw, that the officers experienced; on the contrary, they ►core pillaged of almost every thing, and kept in it ons. ' Sir. St. Salvador, Brazil, Jan. 5, Iql3 With the deepest sorrow I have to inform yon of the death of C.lpt. Lion!teet, on the 4th of Jail. Of the ‘i 01111 d, he reeciVed in the action ►►ith the Constitution American crir,:tte : the country ha; lust a nio• , t gallant and valnahlts officer, and my sell(who served under his command some years), the officers and crew, a kind It ;end. ILi:remains were interreii on the sth of January with military honours, in Fort St, Pedro; and it is with untelt satisfactitni I ad/t, that eve' y reliect was sliewsql on this occasion by his Excellette ) the Conde 1)o, Areas (tiovel nor), and Pot tugnese in general. I have the honour ta he, .11. D. CARDS, First Lientem.nt of his . Majesty's late ship Java. (Sign ed) 3. W. (*whir, Esq. II NK Eit' PTS. • W. Kent anel If. Kent, of Alerting, Cornwall. Grocers, to surrender Aprl t. 9, at twelve, at Pearce's Hose!, Truro, Levi 17, at twelve!. at the 11'Iii:e Ilart Inn. St. Ausle, and June 1, at twelve, at Pearce's Ho tel. Truro. Attornws, . l lessr4 Cardales and Young, Gray's-Fun, London ; awl lir. Sininious Jun. St. A n.stie. 11 . Miliellgene t•I inland-s , reet,Whitechapel, jeweller, to snrrender, April V-1, at ten. May S, at eleven, and June 1, at ten, at Gui:tlh ii. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, New-inn.imilding4, 11• eh-stteet• Yate, of Little Bolton, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer, to 'sur render Ilny 17, 18, and June 1, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Great Bol en v Art :rnie, Aiessrz , , Sheppard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford•row, lant , too, and 111.. Ilult 11,11oltfal. Ccope-, of KnHerminst.g. 11',rcesterAii . e, victualler, to surrender row , 1 2, 13, onit ,lone 1, at'levee. at tin . U n k nea Lit), \Voree-ter. Anornies, tI ssrs. Urcw and Gale, Drentwich; and :Messrs. Price and lincolii'—inn. of Kingston-upon Ifni!. ironmonger, to surrender April '29, :it,, d June t, at eleven, at the G.!inoe lun, Kingston-swim-Hull. Attorities, 11r. Ellis, Chancery-lune; and Martin and ocholelic;ci, I). Townsroul and T. Townsend, of Wilton, NViltshire, clothiers, to tourroider April :;u, May 1, and June 1, at eleven, at the NVliite Hart Ina, New Sarnia. Atiorines, Messrs. Holding. Sailboat . ) . ; and Ales,rs :Millet( and Son, Alititi Temple•letne. J. Patchett, now or late of Notting to surrender April £9, 30, and June 1. at ten, at ;lie Crown Inn, Muniii S.trell, Leieestershile. A Iturtin2s, Mr. I'ilkin ; 2ton, Leicestei ; awl Alersis. Snidy, llortan, and Itoarl.g, CraLe-entirt, Fltet-street. J.,1 late of Li, istol, stirrrnder illay 3, 4. nod June 1, at one, at the C•alviterck.l !tri,vil. A ti , irities, Lambert and Sans, Bedford-tow, London ; and filr. oho, Pn T. Thompson, of Pontefract, tirlia2i , t, to surrender April '27, at 1.11, 23, and June 1, at t liven, at the Star Inn, Pontefract. A tio•nies, Mr. Towns, rinitefr..ct ; and Mr. Lleltelock, Serjeant'ii-inn, Flet•t- , ..recf. la right, late of 1;i1-tone, Stafford-hire, grocer, to surrender Ally 3,4., and June 1, at eleven, at the Pi,y.a. tII t I Itriii.nu.nity. Atrornius, Alemsts. 11ebh nna Tvtilail, Iln raingliain ; and Messrs tin rant, Clarke, and Rich arts. Clpowery lane. R. Rochester, of North Shield , uc r , to surrender April "21,, M a y 15, at e leven, and June i, at tittle, at the George Inn, North t-.llle!tis. Attornics, Mcs•rs. Setree and Titibbcrsiy, Bell-court, Vial brook, I.midoit ; and Mr. \Veils:et, North Shields. J. Gilron, of Mornington-place, Ilampstend-road, merchant, to sun- May 1, 15, and June 1, tit twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, .llr. Whitecrott Cit.tle.street, 11-)llann. A. Rcpt and Ct I%lp in, I ay. of Hyde, Isle of \Vi ! tht, grocers, to iturietokr April '24, at ten, lfay at elevi.n. and Jtisic I,' at ten, at Quildttall, London. Attu, tiles. Nlessr*. Jones aitd Uttptulds, Lord Vikcc, al Exchange. THE NTATIONIL REGIST E R. 261 11. Wilson, la!e of Judd-street, I3runs . wick-square, merchant. to stir. render April 27, May 8, mid J unc I t at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Finlay ars-inn. DIVIDENDS. May 13. J. Knowles, l!!!e of Kidderminster, Worcectershire, hiitch6r, at eleven, at the•Unicern Intl, WtOcester.--Jnue'lr 'U. Eticy, ot . 13,34 d. win's-dace, near Leather-lane, brazier, at ten, at Guildhall.—May J. W. Parkin, now or late of Ecelestield, 'Yorkshire, tobaccunk, g at twelve, at the Tontine inn, SlAdield— May J Weston, of Pall- Mall, victualler, at one, at Guildhall.--May 12 D. Dakeine, se,d. 1). Dakeyne, jun. T. Dakeyno, and J. Dakcyne, 'how or late of Dar ley-Dale, Derbyshire, cotton-spinners, -- itt one. at the Star Inn. Man chester.—May 20. J. Stye'', now or late of Trimsarren, Carmarthen. shire, %%O,A-stapler, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, 13rit4n1.1-- May 14. W. Bendy, late of Swansea, Glamorgan hire, victualler, at eleven, at the Mackworth Arirs Inn, Swansea.—play 13 W. Rowton and 1. Morhall, of Chester and Shrewsburv, bunkers, at twelve, at Gciildhall, London.—M ty 1(2. \V. P. Hutchinson, of Liverpool, whole sale grocer, at one, at the George inn, Liverpool.—May 1. J. Knott, \V. smith, and J. Clarke, late of Duke-stroet, Stiuthwalk, hat-tuatiu facturcrs, at twelve, at Guildhall —May 1,3. F. Petersdi;rll, lido' of, Ilatton-ga, den, furrier, at eleven, at CERTIFICM . E. MAY 11.• J. Taylor, of Hazlegrme, Yorkshire, larkuvr. • ,S_ITURD.II"S LONDON G I::ETTE. COLoN lAL DEPARTMENT, DOWNING-S 7 RE T, APRIL (2 '2 . A dispatch*, of which the following is a copy, was this day re: eciped b 'De Earl 'Whin sr, ono ;>t' his MAje-ly's Principal ge.cre !auks of-Stte, from Licotenant-General Sir George Prevost, But. (::)vcrnor-General and Commander its Chicz' of the Forces in North uteri ca [ A letter fim) Sir G. Prevost, encloses the following particulars of the action.] Saadrich, Januitry 25, 1812. St n,--To ray last dispatch I acquainted you, that the enemy was in the Michigan territory, ne,reltiag; upon Detroit, and that I there fore deemed it necessary that he sla - rild be attacked without delay, wWI all and every description of force within my reach. Early the morning of the I )th I was informed of Iris i:•sitlg in possession of Erenchtown, Oil the River Raisin, twenty-A!: miles from Detroit, after experiencing every resistance that M.;jor Reynoles, of The Esex militia, had it in lies power to make with a dace po hider, well s( (Ned anti directed by Bombardier Kitson, of the royal artil lery, and the militia, three of Mono he had well trained to the use of it. The retreat of the gun was covered by a brave band of ludiang, who made the enemy pay dear for what he obtained. This party, compoAl of the and Indians, with the gut), fell back eigh teen miles to Drown's Town, the settlement of the brave Wyandota, where I directed my fOrce to assemble. Oii the 21st instant I ad vanced twelve miles to Swan Creek, from whence we marched to the enemy, and attacked him at the break of day on the stunt ; and after suffering, kr our numbers, a considerable loss, the enem . v's force posted in houses and inclosnreg, and which, from dread of fal!irg into the handy of the Indians, they most obstinately defended, at lecgth surrendered at discretion the Other pare of their force, in attempting to retreat by the way they came, were,. I belie% e, ail, or with very few exceptions, - killed by the Indiana. 13riga•Ikr-General Winchester was taken in the Inirs.nt by the I%"y. and.)t. Chia linandhead, who afterwards sone:An - eel him to me. Yon will perceive that I have lost no time ; indeed it was neces sary to be prompt in my movements, as the enemy would have been joined by Major-Grueral Harrison in a few days. The troops, the marine, and the militia, displayed great bravery, awl behaved tut,. commonly well: Where so much zeal and spirit were manifestedi it would he unjust to attempt to partirlari-e any • I cannot; how ever, reirain from mentioning Liettt.-Cclomi St. ekorLe, who re, ceivt d four wounds in a _.,,raliant attempt to occupy a Imilding which was favourably situated for annoyibg the enemy ; together %vitt( Ensign Kerr, of the Newfoundland regiment, who, I fear, is vtly dauferously wounded. The zeal and courage of the Il4an det.art- . ment were never more conspicuous than on this occasion. anti the Indian warriors fought with their usual brio ere - . I 4113 1:111C!I 3P• &bred to the different departments, the troops invite: been well" and timely supplied - ---' • the atferd. I have i'ortultately Throat:am!, of the, ter-General's depav ons and nawearied the wilt& ofF the roya, 1 with every reqiiisite tho district co.:!ii atfi rd. y not been deprived of the services royal artillery, and in acting in the e'.l.irtcr-ill`iis-; iment, although lie wa , winintivd, exertions I am gecaes indebted. to . • yal artillery for their conduct-I'A ti.s tttA.e. • • 4 ,40