The National Register. — London, England, 1809-03-12 00:00:00

/s , t.tßai ._..z.~. the Hungarian insurrection, and the unmet ous ised militia. We still adhere to our former opnion to the force which France has in this monlerit at Inc: dis posal ; and, under all these circumstances, we hail this new war, as offering a very fair chance of success on tin: irito of Austria. 71711;SpD r LO.VDU G rIZ LT7II. TITE NATIONAL/ tiEtasTER. 1 have the honour tube, &c. December 1808. rr had, as thi, sedler Officers in the Bay had not officiaily altered . the orders I received from yonr Lordship, to give every possible assistance to the Spaniards, I thought this a good opportunity, be occupying a post on which the acknow !edged safety of the cita del depended, to render them eteetual swry ice. The garrison thee consisted of about eighty Spaniards, and %vere on the point of surrendering; accordingly 1 threw myself into it, with fifty seamen and thirty marines of the Itnrerieuse. The arrange :nent made 1 need not detail to your Lordship, suffice it to say, that, ahout one thousand bags, besides barrels and pallisadoes supplied the place of walls and ditches ; and that the enemy, ee ho assaulted the castle on the 20th with a thousand picked men, were repulsed, with the loss of their Commanding Officer, storming equipage, and all who attempted to mount the breach. Then follows his Lordships commendat ions of the officers and men who distinguished themselves. Laril Cochrane after wards continues, the Citadel of Rosas capitulated at twelve o'clock this day. Seeing, my Lord, further resistance in the castle of Trinidad useless and impracticable against the whole army, the attention of which had natuatly turned to its reduction, after firing the trains for exploding the Magizines, we embarked ie the boats of the Magnificent, Imperieuse, and Fame. COCHRANE. List of killed and wounded, between the 23d November and Mb John Lloyd, John Hitchins, and NVilliam Fawkes, marines, killed ; four seamen and three marines wounded. Spaniards of the Regiment of Ultonia.—Two killed and firs wounded, Admiralty Office, March 11, 1809. Rear Admiral Stopford to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated Cesar, at anchor, March 2, 1809, Chassiron Light-House S.E. S. 11 miles, Baleiite Light-House N. E. 4 miles. Wind North. The enemy's ships remain at lsle d' Ai x. On the2Bth I close ly reconnoitered them in the Caesar, and only counted ten sail of the line, four frigates, and the Calcutta. The eleventh ship of the line was observed on her beam ends, with all her masts gone, and apparently bilged. She grounded upon the shoal called Les Pallas within 1.'1%1e d'Aix ; and i= the same ship mentioned in my letter of the 27th ult. supposed by Capt. Seymour to have been a frigate. From many eirumstances I. apprehend this ship is the Warsaw, a new SO. There are two Rear-Admirals' flags and a broad pendant at the main. One Rear-Admiral is on board thel-decker. • _ _ _ The enemy's frigates remain at the Sables d'Olonne. One of them is abandoned by the crew, and bilged upon the beach ; another is hauled up close to .the opening of a small inlet, hut :grounding every tide; and the third k in the same situation, but not quite so near thelaket. These two last appear to Boat at high water, but are on their beam-ends at •low water; a we.atern swell, which has set in, will completely destroy theta. The lost of a French line of battle ship is confirmed by the masters or three doggers which came out of the Charante, and were boarded in . the night. by our frigates, but they did out . knoW • her name. BANK RUPTCI EY EN L ARfl ED. ' Stephen Eccles, Cannon-street Road, - St. George's in the East, mason;'from March 18 to April 18, at elevcu, at Gaild Aspland Kensington, cheesemonger, from March 11 to A pril IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. •- Robert Rumbold, Burr-street, Wapping, merchant, March 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • Benjamin Lancaster, Scarborough, ship-owner. BANKRUPTS. William Garnham Bromley, and Robert Smith, Bishopsgate street. auctioneers, to surrender March 14, and April 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. 11 arj Hilliar, Haymarket, umbrella-maker, March 13, 25 1 , and April at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bugby, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane. Thomas Martin, 'Birmingham, cordwainer, April 3,4, at twelve, aad 22, tt elev,li, at the White Hart Inn, Birmingham. A!tgrnies, Alessi... Baiers and Martin, Furnival's Inn, London ; awl Dir. Webb, Birmingham. JobnCharle - s, Iste!;are, Aloomouthshire, tiinber denier, March and April '22, at twelve, at the Beaufoll Arms, :1;:land , • Monmouthshire. A ttorbies, Mr. Harris, ill.laut;otth ; and Mr. Williams Red Lion-11,,re. Henry Guisbruugh, Yorkshire, ati:ior, : , !aef `2, _ li't AM CH 1.1 • •••••••••••-••.. OINIMIWZMINF VIE N . ATIONA Li KEtiiNTER. dimilimer . ..._.m.. ar adromi...aaallp 7-.....5.~11%. 175 ....... - ........................0ni55aa5m5er5era55am.. -- - the Hungarian insurrection, and the numerous sveii-sresse: Lltd, as the seiller O ffi cers in the Bay had not officiaily altered • ised militia. We still adhere to ous former oration !Alt. N ! to the force which France has in this moment at lis: dis- posal ; tied, tinder all these circumstances, we hail this new war, as offering a yes of Austria. to su sy lair c' ' hawse of success on tin; eael irassatirunleMsamanormorrsolto TUES/0 4r a LOXDO A' GAZISTTE. BANKRUPTS. Esther Rayner and John Medley, Newport, corn-dealers. assistance to occupying a surrendering: from yonr Lordship, to give every possible the Spaniards, 1 thought this a s•ood opportunity, bY post on which the acknon !edged safety of the cita- accordingly 1 threw myself into it, with fifty is :ilea made I need not detail to your Lordship, su ffi ce it to say, that, about one thousand bats, besides barrels and pallisadoen t% ho :assaulted reender March 21, at three; 22, at eleven, mid April 18, at stormin g two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Worsley, Newport. John Scott, Gumecester, Huntingdon, blacksmith, April 4, 5 and 18, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. Attornies, Messrs. Maule and Sweetings, Huntingdon. Hannah Rees, Neath, Glamorg an, mercer, March 24, 25, and April 18, at eleven, at .the dash Inn, Swansea. Attornies, - Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Holme, New Inn ; Messrs. Davies and Berrington, Swansea , William Burt, Coly ton, Devon, money-scrivener, March 16, the orders 1. received del depended, to rereler them eteetual service. Tins garrison then coasisted or about eighty Spain:suds, and were on the point of seamen and thirty marines of the Itnnericuse. The arran , e- -n , supplied the place of walls and ditches ; and that the enemy, Ited the castle on the 20th with a thousand picked men, were repelsed, with the less of their Commandiess Officer, equipa.se, and all who attempted to mount the breach. Then follows Isis Lordships commendat ions of the officers and inerrdistinsoished themselves. Laid Cochrane afterwards e continues, the Citadel of Rosas capitulated at twelve o'clock this day. Seeing, my Lord, further resistance in the castle of useless and impracticable against the whole army, the Trinidad attention of which had natually turned to its reduction, after ' wring the trains for the Magizines, we embarked in the boats of the Magnificent , exploding 1111 lerieuse and Fame. I I 1 have the honour to be, &c. • COCH RA NE. . I , 1 0 . at three, 21, and April 18, at eleven, at the Dolphin inn, Coly- List of killed and wounded, between the 23d November and Mb ton. Attornies, Mr. Sampson, Coly ton ; Mr. Warry, New December 1808. lots. John Lloyd, John Hitchins, and William Fawkes, marines, James Manning, Bristol, grocer, March 17, 18, and April 18, killed ; four seamen and three marines wounded. l at twelve, at the White Lion lon, Broad-street, Bristol. At- Spaniards of the Regiment of Ultonia.-Two killed and tiro tnrnies, Mr. Franks, Hart-street, wounded, art-street, Bloomsbury-square; and Messrs. Leman, Bristol. ...........-. Admiralty Office, March 11, 1809. April 17, at two, and IS; at twelve , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rear Admiral Stopford to the Hon. W. W. Pole , dated Cesar, Sw cet, Furnival's Inn -court, Holborn. at anchor, March 2, 1809, Chassiron Light-House S.E. ts 8. Michael Matthews, Bath, grocer , March 11, 27, and April , 11 miles , Baleine Light-House N. E. 4 miles. Wind North. IS, at eleven, at the Greyhound, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Ed- The enemy's ships remain at Isle d' Ai x. On the 28th I close- is mends,. Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Mil- Iv reconnoitered them in the Cesar, and only counted ten sail of ler, Bath. the line, four frigates, and the Calcutta. The eleventh ship of . Archibald AV Bride, Liverpool, perfumer, March 17, 18. and the line was observed on her beam ends, with all her masts gone, April 18, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liver- and apparently bilged. She grounded upon the shoal called Les . pool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Pallas within L'lsle d'Aix ; aud i= the same ship mentioned in I' blessrs. Griffith and Mik, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. .my letter of the 27th ult. supposed by Capt. Seymour to have ' William Lamb, .Dudley, Worcester, victualler, March 21)., 21, been a frigate. From many ciruinstances I. apprehend this ship and April 18, at eleven, at the Dog Inn, Spiceall..streci, lair- is the Warsaw, a new 80. There are two Rear-Admirals' Hags .1 • m m ingha. Attornies, Mr. Gabel', Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. and a broad pendant at the main. One R e ar - Adm i ral is o n II Parker, Birmingham. board the.3-decker. . • Thomas Crane, Preston, ironmonger, April 7, 8 , and 18, et The enemy's frigates remain at the Sables d'Olonne. One of '. one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. them is abandoned by th e crew, and bilged upon the beach; i Attorney. Mr. Avison, Ilanover-street, Liverpool. another is hauled up close to .the opening of a small inlet, hut Henry Martin, Wallingford, Berks, linen-draper, March 11, sgiounding every tide; and the third is in the same situation, IS, and April 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. but not quite so near thelnkt. These two last appear to bat Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. . . .. at high water, but are on their beam-ends at love water; a John Scha ff er, London-road, Surrey, floor-cloth-manufacturer, western swell, which has set in, will completely destroy theta. Starch 11, 21, and April 18, at ten, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, . The loss of a French line (snaffle ship is confirmed by the li . . Godmond, New Bridge-street. CERT IFI cATEs-M A RCH 28. Bates, Brereton, Staffordshire, grocer. Renton, * Gl ' eue . e ' s ' ter . - terrace, Stepney, master-mariner. -Brown, King-street, Blooms- SATURDAY'S LO.V.DON GAZETTE. • Lord Cochrane Cochrane to Lord Collitigweod. • MY LOR D ) Imperieuse, Bay of Rosas, December 5, 1808. ...m ,. masters or three doggers which came out of the Charante, and . were boarded in the night. by our frigates, but they did not know her name. ._......... •• . Stephen Eccles, Cannon-street Road, - St. George's in the East, mason;•from March 18 to April 18, at eleven, at Gnild hall. William Aspland Kensington, cheesemonger, from March 11 to April IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Robe rt Raimbold, Burr-street, Wapping, merchant, March Hi, • •- at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. The fortress of Rotas being attacked by an army of Italians , Benjamin Lancaster, Scarborough, ship-owner. tn the service of France, in pursuance of discretionary orders that your Lordship had given me, to assist the Spaniards where- PANKRUPTS. I'l ! ilc ;i•' • .: '• A : . 6 . , II . i ' 1 . il ' I • ' 1 I William Garnham Bromley, and Robert Smith, Bishopsgate- ' , s ever it could be done with the most effect, I hastened here. street, auctioneers, to surrender Marc h 11, - :fi, and April 22, at ..1 The Citadel, on the 22d ult. was a l rea d y half invested, and the H ea ;;1 1 ° ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. enemy making his approaches towards the south w est ba stion, mrs Hilliar, Haymarket, umbre l la -aker, March 18, 25 1 , 1 : which your Lordship knows was blown down last war by the `x- . and April 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bitgby, plosion of a magazine, and tumbled into the ditc h ; a f ew i thin ! Symond's Inn, Chancerv-lane. I planks and dry stones had been put up by the Spanish engineers, I „ - I. linnets Martin, 'Birmingham, cordwainer, April 3,4, at perhaps to hide the defect ; all things were in a moat deplorable ; twelve, sad 22, at elev;ai, at the White Hart Inn, 'Birmingham. state, both without and within, even measures for their powder, A!larnies, Mess's. Basters and Martin, Furnival's Inn, London ; end saws for their fuses were not to be had-hats and axes ' awl Dlr. Webb, Birmingham. . - !• . , . supplied their place. The castle of Trinidad, situated on an John Charles, rie!;:tre, Moemouthshire, thither denier, March . , eminence but commanded by heights, was also invested ; three 2,9, V., and April 22, at twelve, at the Beau foi i Arms, Rnsland, . twenty-four-pounders battered in breach, to which a fourth was \lonniontlishire. • A ttornies Mr. Harris, ill.l;ii:l;oitii ; and Mr. - afterwards added, and a passage through the wall to the lower Williams Red Lion-smiare. , . bomb-proof beieg nearly effected, on the 2.1 d the marines of the henry Mills, Guisbrutigh, Yorkshire, eti:isr, : , !atif is rZ2, sl'S„ Fame were w ithd raw n .• .. F I w cut to examine the state of th e castle, i ),'•‘. . BANKRUPTS. Esther Rayner and John Medley, Newport, corn-dealers, to sureemder March 21, at three; 22, at eleven, mad April 18, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Worsley, Newport. John Scott, Gumecester, Huntingdon, blacksmith, April 4, 5 and 18, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. Attornies, Messrs. Maule and Sweetings, Huntingdon. Hannah Rees, Neat!), Glantort , an, mercer, March 24, 25, and April 18, at eleven, at .the dush Inn, Swansea. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Holme, New Inn ; Messrs. Davies and Barrington, Swansea William Burt, Colyton, Devon, meney-serivenir, March 16, at three, 21, and April 18, at eleven, at the Dolphin inn, Coly ton. Attornies, Mr. Sampson, Colyton; Mr. Warry, New _ _ James Manning, Bristol, grocer, March 17, 18, and April 18, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. At tnrnies, Mr. Franks, Ilart-street, Bloomsbury-square; and Messrs. Leman, Bristol. William Ile'sop, Lon! , Acre, man's-mercer, March 20, at ten, April 17, at two, and IS, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sweet, Furnival's Inn -court, Holborn. Michael Matthews, Bath, grocer ' March 11, 27, and April IS, at eleven, at the Greyhound, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Ed munds,. Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Mil ler, Bath. Archibald M‘Bride, Liverpool, perfumer, March 17, 18. and April 18, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern,John-street, Liver pool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row; and blesri. Griffith and Ilinde, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. William Lamb, .Dudley, Worcester, victualler, March 20,21, and April 18, at eleven, at the Dog Inn, Spice:ill-street, Bir mingham. Attornies, Mr. Gabel', Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Parker, Birmingham. Thomas Crane, Preston, ironmonger, April 7,8, and 18, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Attorney. Mr. A.vison, Hanover-street, Liverpool. • Henry Martin, Wallingford, Berks, linen-draper, March 11, 18, and April 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. John Schaffer, London-road, Surrey, door-cloth-manufacturer, March 11, 21, and April IS, at ten, at Guildhall. - AttOrney t Godmond, New Bridge-street. . .„ CERTIFICATES-MARCH 28. Bates, Brereton, Staffordshire, grocer. Renton, Gloucester terrace, Stepney, master-mariner. Brown, King-street, Blooms bury, grocer. SATURDAY'S LO.VDOIV' GAZETTE. Lord Cochrane to Lord Collingwnod. MY LOR n, Imperituse, Bay if Rosas, December 5, 1808. The fortress of Rosas being attacked by an army of Italians tn the service of France, in pursuance of discretionary orders that your Lordship had given me, to a s sist the Spaniards where ever it could be done with 6 , 2. most effect, I hastened here. The Citadel, on the 22d ult. was already half invested, and the enemy making his approaches towards the south west bastion, which your Lordship knows was blown down last war by the ex plosion of a magazine, and tumbled into the ditch ; a few itLin planks and dry stones had been put up by the Spanish engineers, perhaps to hide the defect ; all things were in a mast deplorable state, both without and within, even measures for their powder. and saws for their fuses were not to be had—hats and axes supplied their place. The castle of Trinidad, situated on an eminence but commanded by heights, was also invested ; three twenty-four-pounders battered in breach, to which a fourth was afterwards added, and a passage through the wall to ihe lower bomb-proof being nearly effected, on the 2.1 d the marines of the Fatue were withdrawn. I went to examine the state of the castle)