The National Register. — London, England, 1812-10-18 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL. REGISTER, ~; s 6 **`" N e''' i stdjesty's subjects as prize of war, and have refused to rata)' a l' to penotat of arms attreett upon between Lieutenant-Gem...la' S r " oge Prevost, his Majesty's Governo r-General of Canada, arid L s -Cetieral Dearborn, commanding the American forces in the Northern ' PrOVinVCS of the United States, and have directed hostilities to be re- Commenced in that quarter. His Royal 1-tigloo ss the Prince Re gent, acting in the narre and no, bc behalf of hi, Miliesty a nd with the Advice ut hi . Moje;ty', I', iv, Council, is hereby please:l to orders and it is hereby tr,:Cred. that general reprisals be granted against the shires, gnn,!:., and citizens to aloe United States ot America, and others uthdbiting otitli;ii •he terri• often thereof (save and exc-i:t ar.v vessels tn ev:i lett his Majesty's icense has been grat ted, or which have been directed to he teleard from the embargo, and have note terminated the original soyage on which they were detained and Jeaseit,) .n that as ~ e I his fel aj sty': item and ships, as also all other ships and ve,..eii rho / s h a ll he e ,, ho missioned by Letters of Marque or ~rneral Repri-aI4, or other ,vise,, by his Majesty's Commissioners f r executing toe efilLe of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, shall and may I iwfolly seize all sli;p,, vessels, and goads brl ngit g to the Gov: niment of the u n i te d s oh ,, of America, or the citizens thereof, or others inlialoolig within the territories therceot. and bring the same to jiidgment in arty ot the Courts Aitf Admiralty within his Ms s jet e 's dominions; and to that red his Ma. geststis Advocate-General with t rieAde ovate of theArimirali vote torth rith to prepare the draught of a cointnibsion, mid present jilt same to Ilis Royal HlOlllOl4 the Prince Reouß , t a ' this B . atithoriziog tlw commissioners for exceutii,g the ollice of Loot High Admiral, or an t person . or persons M• then; empowered and apooti.t. ti, tois-tic loith and giant Letters of Marque and ifoprisals to any of ins M .- jesty's sub. jeers. or other whom the said Conlintssioners shall deem fitly qua. ; lifted In that for the apprehendi4, scipiiir, and t king the .ships, vessels,'bnd goods belMiging to the Govetnment, of the Unite(' States of Airnorea, or thecitigoiii thereof, or others inhati.toig evir hill .the countries, tio, itoties; Of domietirais thereof, (except as af o resaid,) 1 and that such powers and elattoes be itiserted in the said Commissioil r as hase•boen usua , and are according to ti rmer preeede-ts ; and 4ns 14ajesty's. Advoi'ate General, %stilt thz 'Athweate at the Atintsraity, ars also, fottliwitp to ; prepare the drauelit of a Commi ssion, and p re. oent the settle . tohis'Royal Highness the Prime Resent at this Board, '1 authorizing the iatil Commissioners for *ittectiting the office of Lord }high Admiral to will anti require the High Court of Admiralty of ~ Great Britain, and the Lieutenant and Judge of the said Court, his ' Surrogate or Surrogates: as • also the sevet;tl Courts of Allintralte Within his Majesty's dominions, to take cogilizaticOnt, and, judicially roceed upon, all and all manlier orcaptures', f.t. i tu r et " inizes„ and Feprisals old!! ships aod : goods that arc .r sh ill he taken, and to hear and determine the same; and actot.,ling to the course of Admiralty, end the laws of nations, to adjudgc.and co , deilin all 'sveli slow:, ves. [' all, and -I,o ! .vis as shall belong to tame Government of the United i; States of America, or the citizens thereof, or to others inhabitin within the cotatories, territories, mitt - dominions theo.oif, (ex,:ri.t a aforesaid ;) and that such povyers and clauses he inserteo.in the said - Commission as have been usual; and are aceordi.n to e to r , —Meer prece dents; and they are likewii:e to prepato and lay before his Royal Highness the Prince It fgent, at this Beard; a draught of sto It insouc iions as may he proper to be sent to the Courts of Aclm.raltv in his ajesty's Foreign Grevemeno ; god plantations, for their .guidarice is rn m re, as also another draught of instruction, for such ships-as Ars 1 commissioned for the purposiab.ive-rpentiotied. His Royal Highness' the Prince Regent is neOcrtheless pleased • litteliy: to declate, in the name *net on the behalf of his Majesty, that ghee in this order contained shall be Mulerstorol to meal or affect ghee Deelaration•which his Majesty's Naval Commatider on tltelovne ilican station has been authorized to make tp•the Government or the 'United States of. Ameesca—narro;y, that his Roval Hightiess,' ani- Mated by a sincere desire to; ar est the calamities of war; has atittio yized the said Cocaina' der to 'Sign • Convention, recalling and annul lini . from a dat to he lifted, aft hostile orders issued by the respec life Guvernmittits, with a tiew of restoring without delay the tcla- Osts of amit y . and cometerce'between his . Majesty and the Mated States of America. nom the Fkautt at Catlton-hottse,lhe 13th of October , 1812. ..'" ;-• , ! ' •PASTI.E It KAG 11 I.lVelt POOL: ft' • ''-- .N. VANMTTA ler. i: •• . ' BATiII:RST. ,CHARLES LONG, 'MELVILLE. • - . . 6 WMO UTH. ' '' . --14.wasi.— • , • WAR DEPARTMENT. • A '. . .„. DebV/14INO.STRIZT. OCT. 11, 181 z. A dispatch, of which the &Hawing is an extract. has been this day ! )wieivai at Earl . Bathor%Vs Otfice,• addreseed.'th his Lordship by the . f' t ilt artiinfv;:if Wellington; titled 'Vilia.Toro, 27th September:— . • 'the operations . egOnst the couple of. Burgos have been continued ' i. ._ Ince . ' addressed you on the 21st instant ; and on the night of the gatl dirgred that an 'attempt n3ight 'be imade to take by storm the et- ,! iorfline of the eneiny'S - works Ont.& the batteries destined to skip- ibonr Ix - 44in:1 - Within them geeing been in such a state of pile era lion alto xime hopes tha it .wouktbe ready to open on the morn ofl Cie 234. rhi attack *as to have been made try Iktachusenttof br. t. , 4ursts--o-.•14, be:onging to the 6th division.: Which occupied the i tow* of Sirius, tall invested the castle ea the touthes 4 eot side; on - the -.— .... OCT. IR. ew •my., left, while a detachment of the Ist dtvittion, 1.111616 Maier Lawrie of the 79th regiment, should scale the wall in tront. Untor iiii,Avie the Portuguese troops were- so strongly opposed, Ow they ould fief in any progress on the enemy's flank, and the escalade ootild wit take place. lam sorry to say our loss was severe; Major wrie•was killed, and Caiitein Fraser, who commanded a detachment flien the brigade of Guards, was wounded. Both these officers, and rideen all Ylioste eniployed on this occasion, exerted themselves to the n' most ; but tl.e. attack on the enemy's flank having Gileci, the success of the Ch4, - ,il),3tie y' inipracti..able. . . Our batteries are completed, and ready to open the enemy's interior lines, as soon as we shall have established our troops within the exte. rior line. . . The enemy's army are about Pancorbo, and at Miranda, nn the Ebris, with their advance(' posts at Brivksca. They have Made no move. strut to intercept our operations,' Marshal Set& lett Grenada on the 15th, and marched towards the g.toin or Vaiew:ia, it is said by Caravaca. Gener.l.lollasteros .at. tered Grenada on the lith. Leeeral Elio. who now commands the troops lately commanded by (:t Joseph .o'Donnellp. took. Ccnsuegra . by capnulatiug, the 2d instant. • • • I enclose a return of the killed a nd wound e d since the 20th inst. Return of killed. Wounded, and .Missing of the Army under the corn. m •nd of his Excellency Geperal the Martinis or ellington, K I. iii the sie.:e of the CaNtle of Burp is, fronl the 20th to the ‘2oth of Sepreniber, 1812. iCansive: Total British loss-,1 major, 2 captains, 1 I : cotenant , 1 ensi g n . 2 serjeants, 47 rank and,file, %Lilted ; ia captains, 4 lieutenants, 1 ensign" 10 se rj -ants, '217 rank. and *le: . trouined. Total POrttrotese loss-1 caeq:in, I ensign s 3 rank and file, killed . ; 1 nt.ejlr,,3 serjeants, 47 rank and f t le,•wOunded.. Total Britolt and. Portttguese",l , as—l• wain'. 3 eaptairo, 1 ',ant, 2 ens'itils, 2 serjeants, rauk and filc. killed ; 1 mirjar, t tins, 4 Itemenanti, 1 ensign, I,3'serjeanis. 264 rank atul file, wounreq. Naives of British and Pc!rtirotese. officers killed and wounded, from the Wilt to the 2iith September, 1812. fiett.l9lll 'rot—Major 1.40 - vrie,; `2d Batt. Line. kri - ,:•.; Gerriaii Legion--Capt'ain Scharnhotst poi; Lieutenant fiansivg ; 14t &att. 12.1 Foot—Etisin euii Rov;il Engineers—CantainWilic , msi'; 13th Port uguese..t gitnent— Captain J . L. Pessos Qtlt Caeailtue--Ln. sign I . It. U. A. Castro. • - • Wounded.:.-1;r Batt. 42d Foot— . l.ieutenant M K severely ; Ist Batt. Line, King';; G,cribr Legion—Lieutenant Rossirg, sevue. ; 2 1 Ditro—rCaptaiii. Breyni4itn, slightly ; Ist ,hart CcAristreiin Guards-,-Captat Frasier, severely ; hat Bait. 3.1 Foot GuArds....-klo., sign Hall, ; filst Forit —LiNitenant Stewart, Acting higii err, • everely; ht Batt. 01 Fooh-Captain Williamson; ; 2.1 bait. 24th l'i.ot—Lienittlant Wallop, severely, siric,e dead.; Royal A rtit.ery 13.1..cer„ slightly; 9th Regiment --(.'zritaiit Kenney, Actoig Ei gint.et, dangeronsle ; Isr.tiatt. i9.lt Foot—etptain Marshal, ty ; 9th Caeaaoic47—Major L. M. ild Cerqueira. • BANK RV PIS. H. Tcw,Wellclnse-square. tea-t:tdlor, to surrender, Oct. 31, and Nuv. J, 21. at one, at Gutlhdlial. Attorney, Dalton, Un on, street, Bishopsgate-street: S. Brown and T. H. Scott, St. Mary.HilWrnerchants, Oct. 17, 24, and Nov 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Kihblew bite, Rowland & Robins. n, Gray's Inn-.place. f. Rodbrt, jun. Woolwich, baker, Oct. 20, at twelve,3l, and Nof. 24; at eleien, at Guildhall. Attorney, M. E. Isaacs, Bury -street, St. Mary Axe. J. Hull, Judd-street. Brunswick-square. baker, Oct. 20, at twel , ji. 31, and Nov. 24. at eleven, at .Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Goode, Yolk-street, Commercial Row , . ' ' • W. 'Wareing. Waterhead Mill, Oldham, Lancashire, c' tton-spin. ner, Oct. 19, 27, at two, and Nov. 21, at eleven, at the D .g.Taverri. Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. lligson and Atkinson, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. Oct. • J. Walltcr,W4efield, linen-drapei; i 29, 29. at three, and No. 24, at ten, at the New Court House. Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden, London; and Mr. Robinson, Wake field. T, H. Scott, St. Mary Hill, London, wine and brandy tnerchanr, Oct. 17, 24. and Nov. 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Gray's Inn-square. W. Palmer, and Mary Palmer, Oxfoird street, straw hat.makers, Oct. 91. anti Nov. 9, 21. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robin son, ,Half moon-street, Piccadilly. J. Saddington, Kennington Common. Surrey, corn-dealer, Oct. 17, at eleven, 21, at twelve, and Nov. 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Lambe, Swithin's.lane, Lombard-street. H. Bardslcy, Ludworth , Mellor , D e r b y shire. cotton-spinner, Oct. 2S, 27, at one, and Nov. 21, at eleven. at the Dog Tavern. Manches ter. Attornies, Messrs. Higson and Atkinson Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. J. Shutter, Cheltenham, upholsterer, Nov. 12, 'at five, and 13. 21, it eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham., Attornies, Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, and Toinkris isiaeoln l 4 inn :low-square ; a nti Mr.' Gwisact ) Cheltashalli. • • . . • .~ ~ . • o, and at Miranda, on the Ebrei, They have rrt;ide no move. ith, and marched towards tl:a rata. Genet . 4l. ISA Ilasteros 40. e troops lately commanded by suegra. by capitulation, on the ounded since the 20th inst. at of the Army under the corn. Marquis of NN ellington, K fronl the 200 - . to the 26th of tins, I Fctrtenant, 1 ensign. 2 .4ptains, 4 lieutenants, 1 ensign" cl. • • ensign, 3 rank and file, killed . ; vOunded.. , , wal , r. 3 rapt:Jim, llieute- rd filc. kii.led ; 1 major, 6 cap- as. '264 rank anl file, wounreit. !kers killed and wounded, Irons 'her, 1812, int:llo 4 c- -1.4 0 -vrie,; '2d Bait. Line. K poi; Lieutenant Hansivg ; lst I Engineers— CautainWilic , ms,; L. Pesrso, ; 9th Car4nre--Ln- • ientenant M`K innni, severely ; it—liettren.int Kossirg, sewie, lightly ; Ist .Batt Ist Bect. 3(1 Foot GuArds..:4l). errant 'Stewart, Acting higii err, IWilli.n :,t r verely ; ay, sircc dead.; Royal A rtit.ery invent--Captaiii Kenney, Acting Foot—eitptain Nloslial, skin. MO. PTS. ilor, to surrender, Oct. 31, and Attorney, , Dalton, tin °si r ry.Hill,'merchants, Oct. 17, 24, 11, London. Atiornics, ray's Inn.place. Oct. 20, at twelve,3l, and No!. ay, M. E. Isaacs, Bur) -street, glum. baker, Oct. 20, at twelve, iddhall. Attorney, Mr. Goode, dham, Lancashire, c' turn-spin- /I, at eleven, at the D .g.Taverril gson and Atkinson, Manchester; . • , etc Oct. 23, 29. at three, and House. Wake,fiiid. Attornies, tt ; 4nd Mr. Robinson, Wake. lon, wine and brandy merchant, re, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. xfeird-street, straw hat.makers, oddball. Attorney, Mr. Itobin- 3n. Surrey, corn-dealer, Oct. 17, t, at one, at Guildhall. Attor- imbard-street. Derbyshire. cotton-spinner, Oct. a. at the Dog Tavern. Manches- Atkinson, Manchester; and Mr. •er, Nov. 12, 'at five, and 13, 219' heltenham., Attornies, Messrs. laiaeoin'One Ilew-square; and • I I 1 I 1 I