The National Register. — London, England, 1812-07-26 00:00:00

456 i 1 i i 1 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ..ts; 11 civil branch, 8 servants, not soldiers. • (Signed) JOHN WATERS, Nam Lieut—Col. and A. A. General. t Kin e 4 . _ . l) -0 ob Oft eers Killed, Wounded, and Missing. Colquao.nvnl Artillery, Captain Ehje.—vd Foot, Captain Sir G. Al. ke ,Lieutenant Matthews.-sdth loot, Ist Batt. Lieutenant ./{rie•Sid F ot , Ensign fitigerald. ft r o..u,nded.-53d Foot, Tel Batt. Lieutenant Devonish, severely (since 9.9.t.)d) Foot, Brevet Major Thompson, .acting engineer, slightly. P.riillery, lieu enant Love, shglvly.-- , -Royal German Artil )ery, Lieuiena , t De Schaniliorst, sliglidv.-9tl, Portuguese Cacadores, Ensign Balves ; 11111Jor-6eneral Bowes (since dead). — :36th Foot, Brigade-,\Lor Citputin Hobart. severely.-2d Foot, Ensigr. Gafret, Foot, Ist Batt. Capt. Teale, slightly • Lieut. Turnbull. severely.-53d Foot, 2d Batt. Lieutenant Ilan.ilton. —6lst Foot, lst . Eatt. Caphin Owen, arm amputated ; Lieut. 'Given, Portuguese, Captain Conner, sliglitly.-Bth Port uvuese Übe, Captain A. Vaucedao Clara, sligi.tly.-lith Foot, Lieut. Gethen, slightly. Missing.-11th Toot, Lieut. Prideinan, ascertained to be a misorer, leg amputated.. sit..., t -.anti sn-Grand ;'O6. Fuente la Pena, June 30. Igfir Lo,no—,l omitted to mention to your L rciship in iny last dis patch, the particulars of a very gallaLt aft it cavdry, iii Estreina dura, under the command of Lieutenant Strenuwitz, the aid-de-canip of Lieutenant-Lieneral Sir William Erskine.--Lieutenant-General Sir Itowland Bill having learnt that the enemy had left at Magnilla a great proportion of the soldiers who had been taken prisoners in Major-lie beret Slade's affair of the 11th instant, sent Lieutenant St: enuwitz, on the ISth, with a detachment consisting of fifty men ofthe .rid dragoon guards ands royal dragoons, under the command of Lieutenant B..ulgez., of the royais, to bring them in. On his arrival there lie fell in with a /detachment of French dragoons, consisting of eighty men, whom he attacked with such conduct and effect as to kill many and take one Officer, t twerry men, and twenty-five horses, prisoners, with the loss of one ran „killed. I have frequently had occasion t, draw your Lord ahip's attention to the conduct of Lieutenant Strenewitz, and I am happy to have this fresh opportunity of doing so. I have the honour be• P.c. • WELLINGTON. [The Gatette also contains accounts transmitted by Sir Edward Pel tew to tile ofseveral gallant exploits in tie Mediterranean, seed among them cue performed by the boats f the America, Captain rowley, in the port of Languillia ; he succeeded in landing the marines and silencing the batteries protecting the Loan, turned their own gnus upon them, and afterwards took possession of 18 sail of merchantmen lying in the port, 16 of which she (nought safely away; the remaining two were obliged to be set on fire, not being able to tow them out. Where cargoes. consisted priscipally of wine, oil, and brandy.] .rwaaws. BANKRUPTS. R. Gardner, Devereux-court. Temple, coMe-house-keeper, to sur render July 25, A n,;rht 1, and September 1, at one, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Bellamy, James.street, Adelphi. • J. Eyte, Broad. street, City of London, oilman, July 2S, August 4, and. September 1, at G utldhall. Attorney, Mr. Pellet, Ironinon6er's- Fenchureli-street. C. Blum, Prugean-square, dealer and chapman, July 23, , August D and September 1, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. ay and Ha snerton Limo-street. T. eingford, Leicester-square, mercer, July 25, August I, and September 1, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Fisher anti Co. Bury. "meet, St. James's. C. Piper, Thames-street, New Windsor, victualler, July 25, Au. Wst 1, and September I, at Guildh a ll, London. Attorney, Mr. oods, New 'Corn Exchange, Mark.lane, London. H. Tarbart, Exeter, spirit-merchant, July 22, August 5, and Sep tember 1, at ;aic Star Inn, Exeter. Attor n ies, Mr. J. Jones, Temple, .ondon; and Mr. Itussell,-/I d artholomew-yard, Exeter. S. Holrnyd, Sheffield, Manufacturer, August 2,4, and September 1, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. • Attormes Mr. Bigg, Southampton- Chancerv-lane, London; And It" 1 r. Rodgers, Sheffield. ! S. Farnsworth, Codnor, Derby, hosier, August 6,7, and September I, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Foxcroft, pottinglia l n and Messrs. Berridge, Hatton-garden, London. . J. Benneworth, Harwich, victualler, August 3,4, and September 1, ikt the Crown and Anchor Inn, .Ipswich. • Attornies, Mr. Evans, natton-garden, London; arid Mr. Chapmin, Maningtree, Essex. W. Elliot, Penry.n. sailcloth-manufacturer, July 31, August 1, and Se temper 1, at Wynn's Hotel, Falanot! th. A ttornias, Mr. P r i ce , ,Xlneoln's Inn,' London; and Mr. Ptncier, Falmouth. W. Masop, Bilston, Staff rdshire, corn -dealer, August 1, at the George Inn, Stafford, August 44, and September 3, at the Littleton Lens Penkridge. Attornies , Mr. Huat, Surrey-street, Strand, ondon ; and Mr. Marklow, Walsal, Staffordshire. ; I. Moo:house, George-yard, Piccadilly, luuscdcaler, July 25, Au. • SA TURD. LO ND ON GAZETTE. BANK lt U P TS . J. P. Kenslngton, E. Kensington, 11. Kensington, W. Styan, 1 D. Adatils, of the City of London, bank&s, to shine (ter, July Aug. 1 - 2, at eleven, and Sept. 5, at ten, at Gull:Utah, I..icalon. At torney, Mr. Day, Punip-court, Temple. H. Dixon, J .C. Lavater, and J.K. Casey, of Liverpool, nierchaars, Aug. 17, 18, and Sept. 5, at one, at the Yi..rk. Hotel, I%'iliiamsaa square, Liverpool. Attornies, Nlessrs. Stanistreet and sie--..1t, Liverpool; and Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedlord row, London. W. Blackburn, of Saddl: ‘v ,, rth, York, merchart, Aug. 11, 15, and Sept. 5, at Once, at the Paiace Inn, 11-lam:nester. :_ ttuine), Taylor, St. Ann's- Manchester. • H. Hy - de, sen. and 'F. H}de, jun. of Funste.al, Sod•iieworth, York, merchants, Aug. 10, 15, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the lst k4., , w,liet'• Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Chippintlill awl Den.stm, Manchester. J. Vaughton, of Edward-street, Cavendish square, wine-mere Ifint, Aug. 1, 15, and Sept. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. A ttotines, Mesa's. Sloper and IL ath, Montague-street, Russell-square. R. Eden, Sen. and T. Eden, c I Richmond, wirrey, coach -masters, July '2B, Aug. 18, and sept. 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs. Slope' . and Heath, Nloaltablic-stteet, Russe:l. square, London. W. Dean, Junior, of Exeter, china-nierclrmt, 1 1:g. 1, 19, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the Globe li:n, Bridgewater. A. , to' flits, "Mess's. El-Alice and Cox, King's-Bench-Walks, linivr•Temple, London ; and Mr. Dean, Bridgewater. B. lirookm in of St. George's parish, Ci!ouce•tershirejobber, Aug: 11, 19, and Sept. 5, at c;eve-, at the White Halt line, Bri,tol. At tornies, Messrs Daniel and Sons, blistol and Messrs. l'eaison dud Sun, Pump-court, Temple, London. W. WilltaniSon, of-treat, waiehomeman, July at one, Aug. 4, at eleven, and ,Sept. 5, at ten, at Gtilldhall. Attoriats, Itlessrs. Ware and Young, Tlutkinainstieet, Southwark. J. Smith, 'l'. Smith, H. Stein, and J. Stem, •of Fenehurch-street; merchants, Aug. 1,8, acid Sept. 5, at eleven, at G1111(111:111. Alter tites, Mefsts. Palmer, Tonilinsons, and Tholuson,Copthult-couit,lloog morton-stl. et. W. Doncastvr, of Newcastle place, Clerkeuwell, jeweller, Aug. 1, 8, and Sept. 5, at ten, at Guiltllrait. Attorney, Mr. I.'ri6s,cats street, Strand. J. Harman, of Chatham, linen-cluper, Aug. 7, at two, 8. and Sept. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, 'Mess's. %Valium, failthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-court, Throginoi ton-street. J. Scutt, a Witham, Essex, scrivener, Aug. 1, at one, 11, at ten, and Sept. 5, at Guildhall. Attornies, .liessrs. Bell and Brumley, Hol born-court, Gray's Inn. J. Jaques, of Cooper's-lane, Mithilesex, carpenter, Aug. 1, 8. and Sept. 5, at twelve, a; Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ilaartat and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn. S. Banks, of St. Ann's-lane, Foster-lane, silk-mercer July ele‘en, Aug. 1, and Sept. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langloh, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn. mosmont., , CHEAP HOSIERY, WELCH FLANNEL, GLOVES, LACE, AND HABER . DASHEH,Y WAREHOUSE, No. i 6, POULTRY. Silk Hose, from S.. 6d.; Cotton Hose, from Is. ; and Gloves, from bd. per pair to the bent qualitit s. equally cheap. Patent Shirting Flannel: for minuner wear. war ranted not to shrink. Ladies and Children. new invanted Invisible Dresses, all iu one, In great variety, and made to order, Table-covers, &c. Wholesale and ,Re tail, for ready money only, at No. 16, Poultry. LISBON.—A Most Comprehensive VIEW of that inkresting CITY, and s r " rounding Country, is now Exhibiting at BARKER•ti PA,NOILAMA, s'r RAND, near Surrey-street, taken from that commanding Situation, Almada Hill.—Also a highly finished View of the City 4 ploreuce.—Admission to each, One Shilling. CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.—The plan of keeping an extensive assortment of Boots . and Shoes of the first quality, and at moderate prices, having given re fiend satisfaction for several years past, J. 11. COWAN, 341, Strand, nearly opposite Somerset House, takes this met ho d of making it public, respectfully, m y forminglientlemen, that the adiantags of ready money ena bles hint to supply' them with the above articles, of the best materials and workmanship, at the follu"• ing reduced prices :—lfest Hessian Calf-skin, 1 1 . 1 6 e.; Three-quartet Back-grcbesP.,aph 1 1 44 4 14 Best Calf-skta,,jetke)s. it. liiliwy Deets and Shoes rrupatiesibly ........ 1 •• 1 JULY c.G. gust 1, and September 1, at Guildhall. Attornics, 11Ier.srs. Richard. son and Co. Bury-street, St. lames's. R. Dowding, Wapping-W.,11, cmoper, July '23, August 4, and September 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, ;Ir. Nuid, Thiegtnoiton:. street. • M. Mood)', Elder-street, Spitalfields, flour-factor, J.lly 22, August P, and September 1, at Guildhall. Actor, ey, Mr. Clic:stet,lina. place, Westmiibter-road. W. Baker, Darmsden, SufF:lk, dealer and charman, July 30, 31, and September 1, at the King's Head Inn, Stowmaiket, SuiNk. At torney, Mr Marriott, ownpland r'