The National Register. — London, England, 1814-03-06 00:00:00

MARCH 6. Smith k First Lieutenant) to ta'.:e command of the qnarter-deek, and to cleat she wreck of the foremast and iriaintna•t, which then-lay nearly tore and aft the deck, and to make sail after the enemy ; but at the same time I II Al the satisfaction of reflecting that I had kit the command in the hands of a most active and Mewls officer. We kept siOit of the enemy daring the eight by means ot boat Pails and jigger on the ensign staff; and before twelve o'clock the next day, Lieut. Smith reported to me. that by the great cxertinns. of every officer and man, jut v, courses, topsails, staysails, and spanher, were set in chase of the enemy, who had not even cleared assay his wreck, and that we were coming up with'hcr very fast, p ing at the rate of six and a half knots ; that the decks were per- , fectly clear ; and that. the officers and men were as eager to Cenew . , the action as they were to commence it ; but to the great mortifl cation of every one on board, we perceived two sail on the lee bow, %s leek proved to be the Dryad and Achates, and they having crossed the enemy (we only four or live miles distant) before we could get up to tier, deprived us of the gratification of having her cutouts I;:mkd down to us. "iiie enemy's frigate proved to be the Clorinde. Captain D. Legard, rao guns, with four brass swivels in each top, with a comple 'bent ..1 360 picked tae's. It is with sincere regret I have to state that out leils is considerable, having twenty killed glad forty wounded ; and I most sincerely ;..:!,knit the loss of three fine young midshipmen, tab of whom had ..rveti the whole of their time with me, and who all promised to be ro.oameitts to the service. Among the woubded is Lieut. Ft etd, of the Royal marines, who received a grape shot in his thigh, while gal lantly heading hip pally. I learn from Mutt.. Gerard, one of the Preach office*, fleet they e ileulate their !uss on board the Clorinde at 120 men. It it. therefore uniteces%ar . s for me to partioularize the exertion of every toiatirliial en board this ship, or the promptness with which every . order . *** pot into exec:Mime : by so young a ship's cimiptitty ; but I must belt kave to mention the able as‘istAnce K Rich I received from Lieuts. Smith, Graves, lleindiolph.• and Beckham; Mr. Acadnell, the waster; and Lieuts. Ford and Connell, of the ituyul marines ; the very izreitt skill and attention 'hewn by Mr. T, C. Jinn , ounteen, in the discharge of his insp:nt.mt thole.; the live services of Mr..f..Bryttn, the purser, and the w hole of the warrant Office'', with all the motes and nsidship melt, whom I beg leave taut strongly to tecummend.to lour Jordshiip's sire iCC. I enclose a list of the killed and vmuriderl, and, have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) A , lntiral Lout Keith, K B. J. PHILLIMORE, Captuin. Names of the Killed on hoard kis Majesty's AO Enrol" 38, in action with the Clarinde French frigate, 44 gum. Ktt.r.En.— Mr.* Siwking, Mr. Grcetiway, Mr. Nanghait, Mid trip ; W. Logan, R. Jansenling, W. Johnston, J. Bell, K. Brown, E. Meadows, J. Neil, R. Crawford, J. Haw G . Fox, J..thib ble, Barber, seatifeu; J. Buxton. sojesot of marines; C. Hayne, W ltottvers, K. Artis, privates; C. Itirdick, looy. • Na me' of Officers Wotinded, —Captain . Pliillimore, severely ; Lieut. Foord, of the marines ; Mr. Brigstocke, Midshipman. This-GateVe also contains accounts of the capture and destruction ef the following vessels : The American schuoner.Vixen' by the Pelvitlera.—The Inca Am lican letter of in aline, by the Recriit awl Dottrel al , ,,p4l.—The Baleibe French store ship, •by the Koryalits.—Lst lische.)Voitch na tional. schooner, by the Alensetie.—Le neurons and-.Zee Minna French prtvateers, by the cutter and boats of .the Castor. BANKRUPTS. J. Cozens. eftantsgate, linen-draper. to . iustrentler Month 12,119,' and April 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, .111 r. Butler, . Ave- Mar lane, London. • Wescomb, of Exeter, shopkeeper, March 17, 13. asp' April.l6, at eleven, at ti►e Rotel Tavern, Exeter. Attor►►ies. Messrs. Lamb, Billiton, and Hawke,'Priace's-strett, Bank of 'England; •anti Mortimer, Exeter. T. Satterthti`aite• late of Bi►kenhead, Claqster,.lLealer,.Mareli 44, 25, and April 16, at one at the Qlohe Tavern, Liverpool. Atter- Mr. Lea, Liverpool., anCl Mears. Chipchase and Norris, Buckler'. 'bury, Lonion. W. Page, of Kentish Town, builder, Ma►oell IL 19, and April.l6,' at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Hart-street, gloo►ns- hdry. L. linnlan i ger, of Vise street, Piccadilly, merchant, Marcll.l/, 19, and April 16, at one, 0 Gni - 1(01;111. Attornies, blassmi l arn tlicr ard-Weruer, London-street, Pvnelinreh-itreet. ~ . 151 S. Pearson, of Croydon, Surrey, baker, March 3, 19, and April 16, at ten, at Gnildliall. Attorney, Mr. James, Dirl-street, Black- J. Dempsey, of Coleinan-street, taylor, Marti) 8, 15; and April 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Aldermatilmry. T. Braivensal, of Birmingliarti, sadler, March 16, 17, and April 16, at eleven, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham. Attoruks, Me.srs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; and Mr. Whateley, • J. Jones, of Wolverhampton, Stafford, hosier, April 11, at five, it, and 16, at eleven, at the Bradford Arm Inn, Ivetsey Ronk. Stafford. Attornies ' Mr piddle, Wolverinunplon ; and Mr. Phil lips, Norfolk street, Strand. J. Jones, lute.of.'Mallwycl, Merinneth, tanner, March 14, 15, And April 16, at eleven, at theitoyal Oak, Pool, Montgomery. Attor. nie% Mr. Stevenson Liucohtlauta New-square ; and Mr. Woosnans, C l.l . Kalil:ller, Soutliamptoh row, Illnomshury,,taylordilarch 12, , 19, and April 1 6 , at twelve ,, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Winter, s Serkanes-inn, Fleetratteet. 8. Orov, late of Foily.blidge, pock-head, Bermondsey, victual- • • er, March 8. tt, and April 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attontey e Mr, Parton, Walbrook. rnE REBDOMADAIPY. MARCH. Nature, exerting an onwOaried power, Forms, opens, and gives scent to ev'ry flower • Spreads the fresh verdure of the fields, and leads 0 The dancing Naiads through the dewy meads. 6. Seeond-Sunday in Lee. —Morn. Genesis 27, Luke 17. Even. G e nesis 31. C o lossians I.—Full turson at 27 inhiutes.p:tst 7 o'clock in the morning —Georgian planet is now about stationary. 7. Monday.—St. Pe;pvitia. This lady, A° is (alien most honour ably mentioned, both by Tertullian and Austin, suffered martyrdom in the sth primitive perscention, unit r St yens, i n t h e ye ,,r Chelanfoul Assizes and Retithrw, Ast4lo.l.—Mutni rises at 7 o'clock ; but will eive no useful light till H. 8. Tuesday --Sum rises at 6 h. tt nt.; sets at 9 h. 38 m.--Moon rises at .19 minutes OW 8. 9. Wednesday —OrtfardAssiscs —Moon rises at 37 in; tttt tes past 9. 10. Thursday —o.althatir Mimes —Moon - river at-39 animas' past 10. 11. Friday.—Son rises at 6 - h. .16 mu.; arts at '5 h. 44 an---bloon rises us 4ti minutes After At. v e nerable Bede' has informed 12. Saturday...St. - Gregory. Our us that this Bishop of Koine was particularly concerned 'that the inha bitants of Britain should be converted to Christianity, and offered t') visit England fur that purpose. He afterw:ads sent several bisssion aries-upon this important work. Gregory, commonly called the Great, was consecrated in 5..10, and died in 604. Ile was an ecclesiastic of singular piety, as well as great learning : his works, forming eight vu. limes, were printed at Rome.—Lincoln, and Worcester, Anitcs.— Venus now becomes a morning -star, and so continues. N ATLI 11, CALENDAR. During the. present month, our ,gardens will begin to resume the ap pearance of bea u ty. Mezereon is again in splendour; crocuses now de corate the borders ;. daisies are sc a ttered over dry pastures ; %be the primrose, that • firstling of the infanryear,' peeps out front beneath this hedges. seariorusi ; plant horse radish ; and p rune Sow parsley,' thyme , flowering shrubs. Abort this time, if not already done. may be planted out, agreeably to inclination, either in patches or in beds, tae American cowslip, asters, auticulas, cautpiniulas, carnations, daisies, dug's-tooth violets. and dou ble. violets, garden valerian, Lilly of the valley, pink% polyanthuses, prinfresesoanunctiluses, stocks, and well-flowers of alnwst every spe cies. .111UIL4VATER AT Ii)? DO? MARCH. I Days. , Marring. Erarifig. (6. ...... 2 11, tB m. 7. •• • ••• • 3h. 5 in. 8, ... .... 3h. 36 in. in. w. 9. 10. .11. ...s y ...... IL ,3 In. 111. ... . THE NTMO'INTA R;EGI ST'ER ~.~-