The National Register. — London, England, 1809-08-20 00:00:00

v. ot 04 1,0.1140.1 7 Admiralty-0177(x, ..lug . tigt 19. 1809. I)ispatches of which the ftil!on log are Copies, have been re reit ea at thi,f Olice from Sir Richard Strachan, Hart. K. B. Itear-11:•oirat of the Wh'iie, aidresaetl to Vic Honour:II - 41e %Vellesley rule. Sin, Kangaroo, in the West Scheid, off the Kalvm. A lignst 11, 1809. I beg leave to argnaint on, for the information of the Lords CominGsioners of tar Adiuitaity, that I am this moment going up to Batht, in South Beveland, N 1 hi ch has been rittleked by a sti - onv . detaeament of the eoetny's 11.)tilla, and which by, Sir Ridtard Koat.i's iteporbi, ea:m=ts of two fri7ates, one hearing a thg, brig,, eight it.:,;erS or schooners, and fourteen gun-ho;:t=. 1 was under the neco-sitv tsf detaiviog our flotilla to prevent :Applies k•ing thrown int • the garrimin at Flushing, nod to a‘si,t c:ittitp.l oft' cotontann:atinn %vitt: Cadsand, which ser vice tsw effectually tioce, este; , t ditritig the late heavy e,ales which d-ove the guri.. l .;ivit:, fr,•ot thcir stations, and prevented our shid6 einerin; the S;lteld, from the eirrww:tant-e of th , :ir plot twin?: to their nochur,:. Sii:ce the weather has tnoderated, the tviad has provoLiost. dratn round to the sinith en+t, which is the only ohAtat le ttat prevent:: Int-d \Vinton) S , &tart, NA I'll t sqandron often heav v frigates passing Flafli i or, ns elf.- Vl!dinti t% it h the effective line of battle ship. ta:ng tt;; the ... - cito;•ne is Dy%e,hook ltae, tv!wre 1 intend I.ord?•hip rittnatn, n ith a view of having the a,si:siallre of that squadron in our farther operations against the ene:3), and eventuailv to rocoed np (hi Scheid. The 9.% of tin! Army naler the Earl of Ro‘lyn and riwitiov lapied on South Reveland on the 9th. cav:.ley ::nd ordnat!ce ships, tt kb the briv, and some sloops of tear, h.ty!• passed thron A h 'Le Yong'', into the %V es t Scoeld, 1:n1 thenisclv:•3 of every favourable ton ill per circa to 0:011Z. I :Inn ::110 es:Acavourin7 to warp ;h' Pa:las :!:a :'sic: thruogh chancel, a nd with every prollalr lay of s i r no, t a , lloph:An was detached with some gun vegsel% for :11;riwio of boon_;tn.,4 the riv:.r, and of joining Sir Richard E„-hIA at t;i!thie, ;1:1!totill7; are tont yet ready to open on 1 1. 1144tir i p: titereioro I h: , pe hi , here a: , aio in time to ro-operate wit it Coe at the attack uh th.;!garrison.— l urn concerced to odd, that the enemy has cut dyke tf , the right of the towil,.and the island is like•ty ta he !ototl;:tcd. I ha se ordered Rear- Otwa• ic::tl Co. Monmouth and Agincourt to Eng land for train, !000 as they can he got durM from Zierick ree; and earne)tly intreat that other means ma.v be adopted for sapplying the army and navy from England, as I apprehend all the saner in tali island will be spoiled by the inundation, and that there is rot more in tae other islands than is necessary for the subziktcnce of the init:Lnitnnt)i.---Tio.tir LordThips must be atrat - e th.,t in this extensive and complivited scrvire, it is int possible far to enter in Pally tato detail as I could wish, e6pccially as our arrangements inu.4 vary in proportion with the movement. of the my absence I have directed Rear•Adtriirli 01:1a. to .aperintenti theseveral duties relative to the inve, , .:.ient of this 1:hod, and to correspond with the Admiralty on all matters of service. Captain thihnie, who acted Rs the Pallas dering the ithsence of Capriio Seymour, is the bearer of this dispatch. lie had me flr.g for suoie time in that ship, slid has 4reo par ticularly at tt..oire to the public serYice. In con,•etornce of the protracted sity,e and the nere;sity for the going up the scan lei, I have ordered gun', from the ships of war to fit twenty transports as gun-ships, and with the launches of the ships itt7tkr Rear-Admiral Ot way, to form a flotilla fur the lower part of the Setald, w hick I trust their Lordships will ap p rov e. Y stn sviii please likewise to inform their Lordships that Lord Cordite'• has ordered the Centaur and Theseus to oruize of the Texel. I have the . 11 nuor to be, &c. Honorable W. W. Pole. • (Signed) R. J. STRACIIA • return of killed and wounded on board a squadron of His Majesty's ships, led by Captain the Rt. lion. Lord William Smart past the batteries of Flushing and Briskens, on the llt4 of August 1809. Lastioia, luptlitt Lord Wm. Stuart—none killed or wounded. Eurvalus, Captain the non. G. H. Dundas—none killed o< wound - ed. Amethyst. Captain Sir ?vl, Seymour-1 killed, I wounded. L'Aiglo j Captain George teollivl liana ) 4 ireve,o4, AUG. to. Nynip!leo. Keiiii 11:tx well—none killed or wounded. S!atirn, Copt;iiii C. W. Boss—Nooe killed or wounded. Capiaill 11. if. Chrisoian —2 wounded. Drpid. Captain E. Col we ) —None killed wounded. Roo, Captain P. Sllinei ill—None killed or wounded. Perlirr,. Ca AV ilham 'ls liompsou-2 %, uunded —Total, wounded. (Signed) R. J. STRACII AN. Names of lite and wounded on hoard it Fqu ad ron of i 1 is Alajesty's . ships, under the direction of Captain the RiAlst Hon. Lord IV illiant Stuart, nn Cie 11111 of August, 1800. Amei:tyst, Alie.hael Patterson, ; Joseph Manfrets wounded. Elisha lligginson, private or trtrineF, killed ; White, landinatt, tvounded; William P,:•ownley, boy second class, ditto; If. L. Vim-, Lieutenant E i aI Marines, ditto Thomas Dor:oval), Acting Schoolmaster di;l0. Heroine-2 men, not named, slightly wounded. (Signed) It. J. SI'RACHAN'. Fort Batitz, August 12, 1889. SIR,' have the honour to inform you, that, in purimanee of your directions, I arrived at Bathz yesterday, and in order to render, if practicable, an attack on the enemy's flotilla more complete, I ordered thirty flat boats armed with carronader, and some other boats from the ships under tav orders, to rendezvous at this place, and meet the flotilla under Sir Home Popham, but before the arrival of eithi.r, six of the enemy's gun-boats having grounded on a bank within reach of the artillery of the fort, after sustainieg some idury by it, were ;than:Jo:led ; five of tti Lich were destroyed, anti the other brought in.—The arrival of Sir llotau Popham and Fly boats from the East Scheid took place nearly at the sarne time, but the enemy's flotilla moved tip to Lillo with the same tide Hutt brought ours to Bathz, ono of which was handso:aely burned by Lite advanced gilt boats almost emon;;:st them. As the navigation of the West Scheid is now open as far it can possibly be cleared by the navy, and a flotilla force of up. war,!., of fifty sail in ti:e. East Scheid tleinaml attention, and I c.lO at any time return hi a few hours to this place, it is my tention to repair this mornin4 to the Superb, where I have ordered the boats of my division. Sir [lime Poplia,o 14 examining the channels. Although we are now masters of the cavigirt ion to Lill°, it may he proper to observe, that it is in the enemy's power, by sending a superior naval force, to deprive us of it, all far as Bathz, (before some larger ships ascend,) whenever he pleased. _ _ I have. &e. (tear• Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, Bart. K. B. dm R. G. KEATS. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. BANKRUPTS. Richard Cooper, Par - ailise-street, St. Marylebnne, placterer,. to surrender, A 26, Sept. 2, and 30, at tu dye, at Guildhall. Attorney, NI:•. ultstone, Charles-street, Cave:Olin-square. Ja Norman, St rood, Kent, ironmonger, Aug. 26, at twelve, Sopt. iy , ai ten. and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At toruiN, Mir. Rochester; or Mr. Aubrey, Took's-court, Curiitor-street. Rnger Pockliagton and WO;kiln Dickiason, Newark• upon- Trent, bankers, Sept. 6,9, and :XII, at ten, at the County Ses. inns Room, Newark-upon-Trect. Attornies, Mr. Handley, Sleaford ; "Ir. Godfrey, or Mr. Allen, Newark; or Messrs. Pearce and Snu, Saint Swithin's-lane, London. James l)ean. I , ingley, Chester, flour-dealer, Aug. 31, Sept. ."20, 30, at eleven , at the' Globe 'l'avern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John -street. Bedford-row, London; and Mess's, Griffith and linde, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. William Cozins, Buckingham, cabinet-maker, Sept. 12, 13, at eleven, and 30, at twelve, at the Cobham Arms Inn, Bucking ham. Attornies, Messrs. Smiths and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet -street, London; and 111 r. Miller, Buckingham. WiNiam Hudson, Stapleton, Gioucesterthire, maltster, Aug. 24, at one, and Sept. 9, 30. at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, Gray's-Inn-square, London I and Mr. Martin, Exchange- Bnildinv, Bristol. John Fisher, Briesttield, Yorkshire. clothier, Aug. 26, at four, 31, and Sept. 30, at eleven, at the White Horse Itm, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Scott, Furuival's Inn, London; and Mr. Wood, Leeds. Henry Coward. I eather-lane, Holborn, warehouseman, Aug. 12, 26, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornio, Mow. Price aad Willivats , Lincoln's tan.