The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-17 00:00:00

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'' ' durbenan; 'After in . din • Mnri • nff lbw" ketiihtitedidlelet•banwie • s -i • ,t it dispaich, of . l. whic ig h li- th f e folk' w ‘fa in et . . 1 1 5 ;1 1 1 8 (.0 14. y, has hero re- 4, s l lo99 o : ai r msi a 1 :1 5. /tr i:e llipIxI dso Resist ild procred . to rtros hti t e hr Peo w ma ill r lt ia l i Nrede= ca ds . lase 1, 01 ! • r fhleda / obb a e ' lte d Of b l a ri nk ii . i n i ot t. notes 6 :11 . 11 .1 Cash ' td i i . t i e h s e m : l he 79•1 C r• lit i d liA r . .1 11 to : 41 Ir !!it , siv i ni h Vni i e••••••a . ,4,l'', •: ~ i . addroiwd to Viscount y , has from to t h e p o et fro m whence they are tapenceed to Soinlerborgr le 'Cit ;petards of 9001., a gait/watch, a w . . • Lientenant-tieueial the Honourable Sir Charle s William Stewart. the irland'of Allen ; sad that they shall reedit their oral, bet. K. B. datedand' wearing epitireli 4. . ber a present of by LAI Villiers, lite stster , e . e s w• - • gage. their provision waioroas, sad fairly . psnyffer walmitt . . 11 ing-desk, si quantity of linen Frankfort, Jan. 5, 18 11 . they shall not serve against the Allied ArrnWi, either by anew ~ Mv Leao.- 1h Mother's passage of the Rhine will be sea, for the space of one year and me day.] "FAri-Of Jeesey; she' Wink . piiittcalarly aft - Ind other articles, le a cons es iderA loi ll fa le n t r ei ot eliti o t n ; t ienkT r. e bes, previous to her mot hrs. sioirytioad , . 01101 ,.. .." ..., ^ tbeleme time the bottle '* • /- as memorable for its rapidity and decision, in military annals. 1 i as his pas•age_of Ike E lbe; and I much rot my abareee la ! Ltd a Killed and Wounded on board his Maajeoty's wee person or . . 1 Holstem bas presented my being a peiNottid witness of an erne on, Gluckstadt, between the 25th ult. and 4th he& persons, ender Very extratirdli:' lek their bogie for ten geintas t•Welik, -it• helot wilt.is t should hate been proud to detail in aU its ports. BLANCO. • . • :' ' 4 . elremeistances. The family consisted of Mr. Si the handsomely furshimd+ Thlv 4 hditireA s s li "'lit L . ••:, . The aii•AY aCconlltst OW have reached me here, state the MU. KILLNN.--Johlt • IN'Evoy, ordinary seamen. beitilellbsCUP- shal to hare pawed with his army at three points. ' , sires ; nod Was. Jackson, Ca at the foretoP. ..• •• wenn 01' • - r'' to She was asked how he beat* , , ' ider of the honee, s his wife, their child, abois • kg . o et 15001. all which she betitived,tier. : 4llteod fled ~ ~ age, and one female servant...t.,! . Lieittenani-Geueral Coant de St. Priest, of Cone Liteenrotra • WoVIMMIEN- Lawrence Andersoa, able saunas, istemeguqg ~. to ° ' Money : . . f ~ • the siesta( the lit turps d'arlitt•c„ passed opposite f iblvntz oo Desires. .to, which she replied,., eertiett. 9 l ls l l 4 . .h at t . 4 4 " . . r. t . and J itotant. He occupied this town, took seven pieces et madame. . Oft Teesday, between one . end two etleek, Mr. one of Britnah's patent locicit ptit*the street ~ canian, and made 500 prlsonerN• ...._.naa Mrs. S. and child, heft the e h e o fe u . se T fo b r e t y he t d ol a d yi b 'a! WOONNED.-3INISEI ROW, Capt.; Richard Hunt, hiWill= time all was pr .-- Gmteral. Count !Angered and D'York passed at Kaub , where John Riches, Clerk ; Wm. Stanford. Pilot; John • , wMchand three keys to it; one de_ them was test . ...i, , ..•. Mar . sal Shadier assisted in person, without much resistance 011 Capt. of the Maintop ; George Wood, Captain of there*. servant she might go out for an hour or two during 1 lodger's servant grist autumn ; thy had theethelrt_n-,. 4 the ~:ar: of the enemy. .. roll; B. Brown, Ole senenal ; Richard Ridges, ordhat7 NIP their. absence, after locking np the house, and seeing I but did not lake one out kith : theta hest T.,,w.. t)u the 3.1 Count Lan Bros attacked and forced Bingen, which • man ; and Edward j a m. rtm , pr i vate mar i ne . is considered very strong in point of situation, and which was RPOIREAM •:-.4 ' ..0,11 was safe. The servant says, the left the 1 she left her buneh of keys, agiouqting to sheet thirty, ..•-i , .. .'4 del.-toted by a General of Brigade, with cannon and infantry. arnica--Lewis Triko seaman. C "in' Langeron nontesome prisoners, and his loss is trifling.- w aamalta. ____ Nt i imam M orse , boy. .•••• Wiese about four o'clock in the afternoon, when f which kicked up their property, on the Mantle:o4, ''. ••• Tar advanced posts of Colin Langeron are already on the Sales BATTERY ON MORE. ' . every thing was perfectly safe, and /she - properly se- !in te parlour, which she Walla the practice ado: ... _ bock opposite Ingelheitn. • • iffoeseee.--Joha Anderson, yeoman ee the ; cored the doors and windows. She returned at eight ! lo g, having had a good'clitrielferwith their serve*. ' f , Marshal Blocher haw udraneed, notwithstanding every dill- ta Des i ree. catt of roads and season, to Fatozniudi, and Geis. D'lCork's . OVN- soar. we. 2. • .- l &dock in the evening, and on heroes fining the street they were not suspicious; thegiri , had trekked witg ', advanced posts are directed upon the Lister. WOONDEO,--Charles Barrett.. boy, 2d clam, bg e oa r t7 mi es ....- I le._ I door she discovered that the.honse Sara On fire ; she , them a fortnight. Mrs. S. ackuowiedged elmtshe 44; 4 . tieneral B run Sachem ' s corps forced the teensy 's intreneh- sieve; Samuel Sharp, D. hisCardry, and N.• • Smith (MO I gave an alarm by knocking at the Soot's of the not act so when she was a housekeePerS .T he y were,. Meat sear Afanktim, after passing the Rhine, sad hi directed°. longing to Desiree), seamen. Alt l e a (Signed) ARTHUR FARQUHAR, Capt. ~ 1 111 . eighb , o . urs , on both sides . -of the house, calling out : both questioned as to taking a f: i ari, tie ,r . • rz e b iov irj .... :. 1 learn the King of, Prussia was present at Manheim, and ie. .. re l. etc. some persons who happened to be pass- out of the house on Tuesday, wit* ey ~ It 'i..l spired all .around him, as heretofore, with those military attri- Retu r n o f Brass and Iron Gramme taken by the Allied Poret* lag at the time, entered ihe house first, and the I Mr. Denham, the Secretary to . itte G 4 If ' . .„... ,s . butes that are so pinch 116 own. in the Fos i reps of Gliscksindt. on she 6th of Jtuniary, 4431.5.,• , I orate thesefevr lines to your Lordship . as 1 ism changing Grand 'fotol-161 iron guns, mortars, howitzers, bran 4 , 061 ... _tileigbbours afterwards ; the engine 'belonging to the . Office, stated, that he had asCertinnett tliat.e:Wirisir. ,. •!, ; • •.. horses, and mutt apologize nut only for their imperfection, but &c. &e. ‘‘, ilk carriages to each pa, and two mngazi.m. Kaye __Pirchange Insurance Of fi ce, with several fire.' had formerly lodged with them wished to ate theteTs 7 • - also for your receiving them at all, if mere detailed and am- co n taining an immense quantity of ammenkion, storesinr net- e i hei- l • arrived soon after from Warwickastreet, -and house again f and to,enter on Tuitadayr.i-Lant ~..h -4'.•:: rate accounts have reached you. litary purposes, dec. . I have the honour to be, .4 1 ;c. (Sigced) AMHERST w a [GET?... fry Ike' exertions of " the different parties the flames ' declined taking her, and she was gone to 1 it .. j . ./ (sitt CIiAttLF.S.STEWAItT, Lieutenant commend* liedlish Rocket Brigade, Iftire• settiaguished The houie will ascertained to , Pjpeadilly. Mr. Denham making a charge against :""" 17 ,. • Lieutenant-Gems!. • -.Noni.-A. - - .. ~ r ! ' N't ' •'`liltem fire in several -different parts•, the wainscot hi ' them on oath, that he suspect' them to* have been, I Foreign-Nice. ./43. 18. , • . f.. I ,the perkier, en the ground floor,' the dining- . concerned in settin g fire to their hotter, they *elk-. 1.. AtAntfrally4Arscs, Jen. 12 , 1814. Hi s Royal Higbee. the Prince Regent ANS 'been please&Tur , Lieittemuit Rneeshaw , commanding his Majesty's gen-vessel ' the maw and on the behalf of Me **sty, to . approve -eg,b,div tOMBIS the stairs carpeting, going from the dining • i orderetto be dotal*. in Custody „ anit4ll,4„eits, • I ••, , . .. ~. Piercer, this day arrived mein Deice with dispatches. of which Regnatid Carcai to be Consul for the hissaprwor of AU the ltaattis "tont to the drawing-room, on the ground floor 3". - the tbllow ing are copies and extract-, addressed to John Wilson ,at Malta. t ' .„ _ , \ Croke.-, Esq, by Captain Farquhar, of his Majesty's Ship De. '`-s"• • II bernt,end on fire et the same time. In additi on to WAS ; separate. . . . , ; t ree , • • I [This Gazette roaming an Order he Caswell, bearing del het time suspicious circaraltances, faggots 4tere found in OLD BAILEY JAN. 15. ' ills Majesty's Ship Desiree, off Glockstadt, , 11th brJuutteary,dechtring al. the 'ports of France released frees- ----ase-._ . 6th January, 1814, i the restrictions of blockade, as have been anitounrod by she • . kitchen, pieces of wood,' quantities of metchet, . FORGED NOTES. ' I . 1 ' • • Stn,-I have the honour to transmit to you, for the informs- Commander of his Majesiv's Forces, so far under the' pr•otectioo Owl various combustible things were found in differ- _ means Smith was *tided for endive 11. este,peeibeet r ; • tiee of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, copies of of his Majesty, as that . BMA subjects may safely mule thews eat parts, evidently from the way in which they were • Wise Usenet by the Bank of Engined, well bowleg it , 4to b p i • two leiter, which 1 have written to Admiral Young, rebuke to at.] . '' placed to assist and increate the fire. A few minutes "'forgot. • ; the operations of his Majesty's squadron under my command, ' This Gazette also tetninins a list of seventeen vertex taken ee aft er ' . Abigail Barnet depetsed, that her lie lad kept a deo shag! , 1 .... , 'before the fortress of Gluckstadt, and the surrender of the Moe retaken by the Chasid Fleet.) nin e o'clock Mr. and . Mrs. S. and child re- 1 ' High -stra-e.Shail is ell j'en in. ebt..tof riceeeter kat the • by capitulation, on the sth inst.' - • • turned home, they v. of course, *appeared extremely• 'o u st ha el f e •To7her'elitol,•4 l 4‘ ae - -iis t eglegegoefget, for I have the honour to be, &e. - (Signed) ARTHUR FARQWI A R. - • BANKRUPTS. es i s m ei gee illed ia bei a r c ti ias ste , r i t e ed a isEn itei t arstaia le jortiesi, Men d lea lb. ;ask 14 ,_ . atavined and distressed at the fire, Sce. and particularly i. which he was t. Pal 61 . is ' , Ateildered 1 4 1 110 9 94 wit' ;' .'t B. AMbrOAP, Kin - street , warehoitseman Jan. 18, '25, Feb. ,at the loss of cash and other property, which theystiit- r ' a . . . . _____ . . • 1 96, at Guildhall. Attornier, Messrs. Sweet. mid Stokes, ' * His Majesty's ship Desiree, of Gluckstadt, ainahaireet. 84 * had heenstolen fret*. the house since they left it in the • question , to. Mr. • Andrusis,.• •iii Ilittikeighbough_sioff,. tie it ' ' January 2. . :T. Holdswortli, Auction Mart Coffee-Wise, Victualler, Jan. morning. '• ' - i . ' • ..) . I'ettanged. Me; 7 lthillressi lead he MMIWt it wt. Om a mee. ''. Sta,-In my letter of the 2111111 I had the honour to acquaint 25, Feb. 2. 26, at Guildhall. Auoiney, Mr. Sterem, Sims- . fly the ifidticee6f l kV. SA brother:ln:law, -• . which assertion asset aiditikenNessedierailtiffle oabo you with the arrivai of hit Majesty's ship under my command at College-gardens, A Idermanborv. • , e , , he C:. gave the note tq Mr. t tlewitt,Stibeet Of Palk*, nom I• . this anchorage, and squadron as per margin*, for the purpose M. Date, York, comb-mannfacturer. Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 26, at 1 information . ev'elhat--.•Lrbit„ ,ry at * the Public-4o '', rb r : d p o r eed. she r Wee le EBed-welitheelliee bee ... hem . • •• , - of co-operating with a detachment of the Crown Prince of Swe- the Black Swan Inn, York. AttOrnles, Messrs. Bell stud Bro- I Bow-street, wttb a'7 -description of the diffetreme I i s. iiensti, the nthearreahit ow p ri ''. l aw- 7 . e irt i ti e , ri ß ir . , . ..softer _ ~.... I , ... . Allall army, tinder the command of General Baron de Hoye, in . Brick , Bow Church yard ; and Melees. Thorpe nod Grab l l•erfielee stolen. .- ''' :''' ''' • s v , said be had the note about ten daya...bet twobl .4114 he '':-. . the reduction of the fortress of Olucksinde ' York. ' , . • . On the 2 3 d ult. six 32-pounders were keeled, to be formed in- le. Fleming. York-street, Westminster, lia.. 21) 1 ,11, Feh..l In the month of Mirth last, Mr. S.' hitviligtileilit tut ' had obtained it Witnest asked hem *brie be lie usig. :-. ! No. 10, Lion'-;itiert Islington: *Ham site Crest to -'. to a bate-rv, assisted by a party of seamen and marines of this 26. at Guildhall. Attornies, Memo. Itithardson; Sher, ffliff 1 instrance at the Globe Inference Office for - . 10001. • 1 • _ • ship, uedri the command of Captain Greco, Lieutenants Haul- , Loe , Bury-street, Si. James ' s. 'batten' at could 'hod mimic* ~...: .., n g s., •,..-. . , %__ SAM and Arzber, and Mr. George Richardson, midshipman.- 'S. 'Southey, Bristol. paintet, Jan. 28, 00 . p r h . 9 g • as * r . h o tend upwards on household firniture, etc. fee* the ! It. Witlas. another oaket, - , Mt .. ..e' On the 1 5th, two gees only were In battery, which were amend - Commercial rooms, Bristol. Anomie', Messrs. Tarrant, I suspicious and unaccountable eircumstabies isftend-; _._... "n n t° an' i°° lots. in I . l ni t t . ill be nt 'Dam ' '' imeer P o. the note. This g rfetglitriad, bekaged to t std to dank the piershead and enem_y's gun-boats , from the ex- Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane ; and Alr. Wiawood, I •• f... , • , iteine badoess of the roaes, the Meter • in command of doe en- Bristol. 'in - the breakin tof the fre th*Gentleinen O r fijos s . ..,, t , ! g gon , !that (Ake thought it rig ht on their own account , !_i_sitetved,f the istiesse i ta , , thy hit . "V. . . ° .:. , . ' * 114 , ' •Aire'Obv of . • y-sq. • . -114-. gineersoan did not y repare for snore, emcee/Log that those. in a G. Clay, Pephr, baker, Jim. 22, 25, Feb. 26, at Guildhall. Jame attack, might prove mtlEcient. Attoraies, Messrs. Straiten and Allport,Bluireditelt. • I vrell•et on the behalf of the public, that a full itivetet''' i 710 , attars, a oats. on, whiffe t *, hhi direetitilKl the ',4, • r I have already stated in the before-mentioned letter, that there J. Evans Margate 'victualler Jan; •IS, 25, Feb. 26 no I • gallon end enquiry into all the circumstances, as of Smith, of Uxbridge. This note proved.to, 44 ~..,.. ions not su ffi cient wilier to enable the Desiree to aPPrimill 1141 1'" Guildhall. Antonin, 'Mr. • Lewis:Canterbury ; and- Mr. ill- • t , . • 0, shot of the fortress: to obviate this mit:ruralise at much ' • i Welt as respecting all the parties in Rey way-ce limbers a shoemaker, In Good , • . . - . 4 ; e , . . 00 ,„ , limas, Cersitor-street, Ceaneery-lane. - ' •• • lig ble, I dee:ned it expolieot to strengthen oeitillook, by idcoart t =i roved that ote thetffet'Aiip . • ... : W. Maddocks, T ower -Itoyaf, broloir, slea.. 25, Feb. 5. Sit , I sleeted -,with them • s hould take plea*: • Fit ' • • ' Ora' lof sieseeetheithielit ' 'I" h' • ' ' ' log two long eighteen pnetaders from this ship late each 1 . • ellofe. Mi Is Pa r • WM. Veils,- of - Artillery-4ml: Sir - ittd 4 titggs : ' - r . . . at i. Ge . Coki iklim , ll. Ne tttorne , Al r. ltßt, iarites. iment4,466. . ett, leittrAtie .- t , p ep.* o f % b a d . 1 ,... 5 0d M rs. s . .i r iti f H41 1 ...10 00 t the evening of the 25th, I ordered . the ganAssis to I-note, mid this also proved to be eiforkett. -, town' On tie follo win g morning , * 1= al' Guildhall. - Atturaies,. Messrs. Freed aad Ran, 801 and turtle • -from t heir htia,‘"it 11 4 41 2... 1111",, a , rgrli.tirtsiettitat the Prisoner bad paid li a foneetepte ta 9 't • . by -be brigs and g nu-boats , under the kite usr„,,hes Inn. wf ,'apt . Mandlart, which was kept up with ereettpirit ' " ' i OITA% to 21telt MCP, Br/ w;i ti , lase for a pair of shoes; he-..getve him 1•20.- 411 &Wei • ' , E. D. Ferae, St. John's-street. West tkettlillid . " i C ut of the day, e seed did doe enem y c " iiiiklaidili _,......... 92, 99, Feb. 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ashfeild, Mario i ls .. " • . . I . / • es ' bliklir ' Jaa. nd entlii: close eleirtination rye - Mr. - Prisoner on this ;treason saielhlt same was Smith, alttl rd Riot '' • e 8 ,.....• , iiibi , atm. 10, Loadoe-wall. • - . • tiFy fn the Moss, as wee. •su sinking one of his gnos ow i rm s..... 1 ...... • ^ ', , 51610110V 3 11611' Denham, the•Secretitry t aner.s." :. J osep h H orpes , ,E atrairer t o t h e Brink . Isom ae•litei p a • ' • • tbeffth the attack was eretweit with aqua spirdlialf• ""'"7' Solicien'e itiiiidett and notes . and continued 0,,, t h e won n ue _pf t h e ogo,„ N e d*. h alaw , •it .1 , 8 0 148 /t • ' • . 1 0 5 ,10 / 114. P. .. 1 lellalitaineetOdilie, , and t heir -it red at all. They had been eseetted rind pp. erste& - -.1- - rev, the tire trait the tomes. stiff coatineed eitreaseip keit, 1 ilt a ,.. ~_:„.'" :.'. 4 - ~ • t i' , • 'I. . inlibe-exemittation; 'llieir Were examitted e 1 • welidireeted, both to the sea and lased, it was resolved , :,, a,'. ;- i t _,....- - .r e l si f ic:,,...• - Aid*. .••• - .. mge, 4.... • ..,.......... _._ .i . 4 r.,.. . __ , d ink, apelike other parts with sinullw r ir y ee,,,, ed iy , le stimm e wa o w b aw d s , i ass 4 te r .o mit per; 1 so h . zu• ... . . i i iwitt, jw .......7•' • .., p i i ,•. • to i - - • - ' ir - ---- - - ... .. -' )• ' • • ult exient imitative& of a , aii ir pe , !';, • . I toss assume la laatiagotwo king .18- from the K. • a nd T • • ' .. 401 _ ._ .. .., '' 1 • r.lisilitt; he and his wifeinitifeerr Me rried - about (Jura they-week +mama by *audi t • . ' : - -'•• - :•••-if-... '-' l, or A and two swim takenerow , the enemy te en. i f actors Jens; 24, at the Wheat "In:f . ...parapets- ireqt, . AL...„,. year , i had takes the house i ts H alf M oon. , dates were the same. . rial; „ dm sin en„pleted tsar , hottenett. •• • tux, the ' •Feb.. , 26, at the Crown inti, Stowe. - Anoraks, I •.. ye ,i Y . ~ . , ,i • The Prisoner, who is a very aged retests •i' * IWO 1 fipot of two soar siepo im errs; served w i t h te mpt shag ;tie , M . r i leir i k . Postit u ry i e and tresu Mv; so Dem, ednv . ark • I.. Ssidroirddelnr. l'gfrteeti mullet it ready furnished ;the'cash tine bank: •he was in great distress, eokivas 01eig.4.10.41111.-bia •• la 1 - - - 'tweed of four 32• pounders ; uod the derd, of two mortars, e t- ; •ea ri?a!rn. n olgol km Jae 29. Feb. ! laid to have been • id the ,bailiffs and received the aters la nestiou sa i • 1 26, at (mildhatil. Attorney Mr. A li. inpel-rad. - "m in s ' -,-* - , • notes imagining to 0001..0r upwards, ' . IMO , .... . ... iv . . , sec for his clothes and furniture • lie sies• ceustms . • ar the co-°Pera"ng 1 " d-twee 4on nmentn g ' W ' C ' blglisikßVaner' J ; cut: : lost or stolen , he had by him for the last two years • • - • l ' • ,- : • et the Ist inst. a most tremendous week was made do ti.eene- - • l!amrem* , irlem•mrem , fr proems . ,• . & works both by sewed land, asid tmewitined *MU this IR, 'A Feb.l6, at Guildhall-- A OWN% 111 Yoanir nail , tie Cottld eel tett of what ' dracriPtion of 'Bank of Dlr. Justice BAILEY, Wit* stiellaeol ~ ~ the i . s s lint 'bb 10m...1m-street 'IC-streeodida Imre. am ; but 'aotwithstanding listen. was 'red to several piseaa, , . .. 7 " l , 4 4, 44, ei net.ifetharn e ; . linea.6rape . r, y am 26% A b. . 5. t6;:l' Jur, withdrew, and after A *ore atetence 4 . i ce of garrison still returned& very spirited mid detertaiard'appe- iJ. En notes, the fernitinder *as madeiup with 301.. ,__ these• • Guilt ola Guilty ! eat . I /.e. s „i -, t... ... • . ' • sleben.notes he -ai (''halt. Atleraies, Messrs. Lasvleessaad Gettede;ell4 l Mild- , 201. l and' l ot . Bank no t es; • • • Ascertaining front the appearaace of the tows, assail the 011ith- 1 re ",..itt r"lttlit... - 4. '. . . e . nation of numerous deterten, that the, _enemy have snaked 4 cotton a tire value of Ms. ". *T-' A . . )i . ' • 1. "" . il secretairein his' bookcase " the' 0001. was made u s ,i,' .is the shop of Craig, a - liitou- draper, ArhifflVM a . - ' pit? :" ' • ___,`• : _ I with from"2o to - 101. in sitter t and'ihr ee tan . P 110 ° 81 ;4 , ling li Venaldson, Joarliii - blahs,* 'biliii , ' et , Wetly by the hue attack, it le my intention, la cognised°. 1 Feb. l 4 4ha be B oho lie General commanding the land-forces, to seid,a Sag if , chant-tele user, L lig t i: . eit -e ,V ia hent rs tside, i iva P Tre on te4 senan- v in3•l• e tno t k eep vererap, y,en tete , . : ... the tesh hekeptiti h is w rit i ng d e sk ll '11*(.1 - - 4 4,• • • lir ids ~, • elNdasevim to summon the fortress, which I hope will be , 22, T.llMitettell, Lawrence-Po keev-hill, Cannon.sreet, mete `, it particeblety larked, tip, not f thinian Mir . !•- z 1., ..T . &U. 'n ecessary Flu -house, 'petting him - in , .p I' 1 4°1 0. . ..;.`,....,-::,. - 4 . • make 11.-1 bare the honour to be, dtc. chant-Feb. BT. Chapman, . ; ' •.„ - :- .or the k (Signed) 0 the rosec I . . law R ed ford, I' 4. " il W )lall i bilir. ' 'MI Ile te e t er 4 .01 it env thing. Be Was askoa, how ii ; A n: ill ent tlet to lli th a e ttl ha l 'ime ' twe r gGid p ielliki ntelp, S" 0410 7. jog .* . ' ': ' 1 •. ! A. FARQUHAR, Captain. . mercer-Feb. 1, E. Younge, Wattou, Norfolk, shopkeeper. ' ..„ . 1 , mn.. nuclei 1 s se- --: CERTIFICATES-Fan. 5. •• 1 Val that vie icePa ~i arge sum . of many . in nalit illutcheivi 'Arms public house, in ftameabe: ' th av,sietuck 4 .11.-t 11 . ; an the night of the ltith of Dee' • int% at riiiissiaa ~, His liejesty's Ship Desiree, off Glackstadt, J. Richards, Maren'ti.lane, Caupowetre t s, meee h he t_j„, C. i house withistitifreqneiftfy examining it to see•see • , they bad , some. liquor, and after having .lef fear : 1: Jan. 6, .1814. White, Mania's-lam, C.o.ntion-street, merchant-M. Phßlipe, shit right nod safe, of that he did not lodge it in ; o'clock, the prosecutor persuaded thew 11, lees,: . Miller Wean • 1: ! ecru.-to my letter of the 2tl inst. I had the honour of laying Norris -street, Haymarket, _grocer-4. Stanton, Bromegroire t i; s a k , out of the house they hustled him, and took font-him hjs,gratch • • err yam au account of the operations of his Majesty's stairo-• . - Worcerterathire, miller-J. 'Low, Minring.lane, merchant-J. ' ~; , * ner s hands for safety, or purchase iota the . , 1 aad seals. He pursued them and took Dm mute sea? MB,ak - i sechagsny command, from the 45th ult. inithe siege of the • Biqa, lirlitel, Weber-J. Bridgman, Torquay,' DerOuldaire-J. firdrUll, Where It would be producing interest. ; Win eastody. Peihrrick salkedpff. • They were witrehell. bet • • of Glackstadt, and that 1 intended next day to send a Franklin,Farehans, Hampshire, groess--A. Aglio, Broad-street, - 4- Tile answer 'he gave was , that thll . reason he kept , nothing was found in their possestion to confirm their pill. A ' 1 flas of truce, and again make proposals for the surrender - of Golden-square, dealer-W. Sonde Eppiag, auctioneer-C.l'. l yste ; friend of the prisoners, Donaldson and &I illuiniv, afterwards saw I I the place, which had already asst red most severely from a ' Priestley, Halifax, liquor-merchant-J. Edington, Grace- . le a large sum of money by him for two years was, , pn / 1 a e me if . 1 lietheriek, and told him the 1 ece mid he 'sae ' d he •• heavy bombardment both by laud and wetter. ; eliareitameet, swift:ler-W. Wallis, Chepstow, sloopliecper---- that he had been out of employ during that time.. . coil get his watch „again ; aad the watch was returned •by ald I have now, Sir, the honour to acquaint you, that on theft!' R. Walker, eleacei-place, Lambeth, poper-banger. . .. ' 'ilii reason f o r-not the garrison was summoned, bet the Governor's answer, that he •s ; The ory returned a verdict of Guihy.-Dcotth. ' 1: 1 miitht b e allowed t i me to send to his Sovereign, at Copenhagen) ! PA !INNERS HI PS - DISSOLVED. • * • ling it out to interest, Was, that he was afraid he being inadmissible. I again ordered the squadron to rid sauce to R. and E. Anti, yl. A berysthwith, r eardigoashirelsvem-.. should not be able to get it soon as he might want 1 so the attack. Negociations were then happily set on foot. and I R. and J. 11:irrico, Leadenlaall-mark t; hotchers-H. 'clacke, The mail - curt, which conveys the letters train • have sow the greatest satisfaction in intirraiing you, that yes. F. Gruady, and J. Threlfalli Liverpool . , .merettants..-A. !stag i t, as it was his intention to' go into business, a nd , Iftiglitote to London, and which regulizty ststrtsfrom terday this extremely strong fortreet., which has been several and C'. Smith, Navigation School, IlinutughairsC. Than he' had been ibekirtg arrangements to go into the' times besieged by powerful armies, hut never carried, has, at and T. M.. Rickard, Kingstnionpon-Hull, mercheutts-J. P the Post-office at Brae' hton at ten o'clack ta the even- -c.. sit. ' void trade With a diitant relation; but he had disap- • • its , tug, proceeded, as usual ; on Tuesday • .nighti oil t . , length, after an msestment of 16 days, and a most effectual told and E. Patrick, Vi twilling, laretters-J. Milkmaid 11.. ..: . -. . bombardment of six, surrendvred to a division of the Crown Karam , Worms% ond-street, eltituneyeawyeepers-J. Hatt and 144 EV need him, having gone into the employ of Lord i route to the Metropolis.' At half-peat three the fol- Prince of Sweden's army, under the command of the General W . W eth er head , Wa pp in g , w im aPP - br e we r s - J. 144444ker ; rontotiby and one to Ireland. Belied since had I 1 • of Division Baron de Boye,and that of his Britannic Majesty% A. Sewell, Great Yarmouth. tallow-chandters-V. Bali and . owing morning it returned, the guard repenting \ - i•ailliefenti: '• • not taking - lin hotel, but did not state - squadron tinder my consmand, as per margin.. But ie ju st i c e Nippon, Kingsten-upon-Ilitll, • sail-taaketss-le. uad G. psn ~. I that from the drift of snow between the village of , to the Governor and garrison of Ghtekstudt, 1 beg to stale . o w Poole-R. Ileatber and .1. Sire, jun. Brighton --.l.„.trilrieta mid tinfdlreet Steps " . taut' ft hid taken to get into one;.; - 1, • they defended their post as brave men, and that the cause of b.- M. Dodd, Copthall-buildings, ship•brokers -J. •Ifarvr, aid 1 ratcham and Claelpte-hill he was enable to proceed, t I- -- . ••• --- - manky appears eo ha:redetermined the Governor to sarreeder. W. Zimmer*, Newgate-street, linemdrapetisi-14=1•21 a he had teeti•intretity for* house in Mount-street, i • The city had nitfered much by tire, as well sea deaths, mil t .__Cieet W.... 61 4 1 anerA an, Iv• o.„H°11 0 . 4 1 liiiii.... 4 .: to convert Aro' le, hotel, but had roads n 0 final ar iu e- it.belng, in tome places, from eight to tweiv'' feet deep,—that he, with his horse and cart, hitt, fees* firmly believe a few days liombardnieut would have emir? de- - ier a ="' °mit, J. Butt, " salt Sp 'li am it. On the night of the 2d and 3d, we had two ell tees' . s Ofieetederddre, ranners - - - .W.tarkbog:Wt. (I,x- 1 ng / eme bnlkilt n d 1 shqrt space of time, been - fairly buried lit, -I . . sod Iwo thirty-two ponod ers w i t hi n po i nt t an k s volvy, givietley, Yortsbire, greeenz:-J - . .1. iff-"7:llHilat, ! practkeltrloing out without lea ring any person in . that it was with the utmost difficulty he Setchtidalria'a , , . yat wo r k a ith red-hot shot, besides t h e mortar aa d Toornhasacgremaand Halsownslial.o4o4o.ol4l4o*".-P. crearr,J• the hedge, end 'they thought it safer when it was I extricating himself from his perilous situation. •• Not 2 -." - battery, which caused iinmease destruction and kept the silty in tonstetat Lune'. The terms of cupkulerhat and soma.. 'omega' aa weals's' J:1 1 01 1 .1 1 0'• _....- 111. rtitliet..._ess__...a" J. Miinc • litillai s Pr. ll 'en l (. 4 M ` lir 41 !•i empty that, When any . person was in it : sometimes ia ma moat of time was lost by the postmaster its re. - - der I have Dow the honour to enclose; a list of pia, norm, I --siallot4.-- '' ~ a- . ~ '"I they left a light for gafety. They had no particular 1 starting the Mail with an additional :Morsel, brit suck, - and asimank ie. iii the fortress has not yet bees obtained; bar 1 The Average Prier of SUGAR, for the Week, . Nil*: 'llnetio n fer leaving • the house empty on Tuesday ; he werethe impedimenta of the road, that it was late . . r of armed vessels, except the flotilla, conahuliqc of urea guess IA is ler. Rd. per Cut. ..- . went nut forlhe purpose of meeting with a reletion, i boats, aad ejne pa-brig. . . .in the evening before it reached Lontbard-stirVt.— , ~ - 1 have so.. sfinost itheisant dusty to perform." rept ' me I Average Prices of COltif 4.ltttGLAlitD And . ..Or who ho expectedto arrive from Cambridge, to enquire 1 The same day, Bradford's coach, ow its 44/tiirn from hest thanks and prai se of th e con d uc t o r c ao od wa Manhalr c i quarter. front lime Return, ceding Jut . 9 t--i,- • I r -• • 1 . after an aunt of the name of Drage. His wife and , Basks, aad Rose ; Lieutenants Kneeshaw and Ilk ti. Keith, and . wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats. Hems Prenei, London , had reached the bottom of Clityten hitt. • '-'‘ - s all the other Akers and men employed in theta.* arduous t er -1 , rice, bath by land and water, at this inclemmit swab? of the s , rt. s. J. s. J. s. 1 , s. or s.' o• d ' ' tenant girl had lived with them between a week and it became advisable to turn the hens* lt.thlitig Who • ..' u r year. "X 9 48 1 40 4 .16 9 M 10. bi 10 111. 4, a fortnight ; she did not ask to go out that day, but . I hag to enclose a list 0(1011'4 *ml weeaded belonging to the and seek refuge for the • ht in t he • • . night . sgeodron and which has beta aloha adebenkinedy man, coo. .... .. I, - - .4 ' they told her to•go oat, or that she might go out. known by th e of th e " Friar' 040 1 . 'S. name eadrrind tie eGotine 4 ieee of the IteltbiltAllteass n uelACitt IP- Orders have arrived etSheernesst • ter 2000 Russian He parted with•his wife and. child at her sisters in . . An inquest wasl ast week held at eol-ar . a• • ' - I B rad +'• I wards of thirty pieces of heavy artillery ; war see seeseneemo , . ' been mated* ly damaged • both brigs and gen-teisel fails re- Officers and men to be seat from the ship, at thet-tte'rt 4 Broad - court , .4mpecre, and .he 'went on to M- c -foldthe boi l on yof a new:horn male child, ii litat . ceived a comdderahle number . of shot in their tedbosad liming to Admiral Youwo in the Roompot; with all posilbte refecec.r6*, - ..lititkney, to enquire after his aunt ' . .... 1 . , much cut. Nus, I and 12 gun-boats were such c i rcumstances appeared in evidisnee as callet.., - ...r". damage has been immediately replaced. The= kaput• ' 10# (!be dispatch ; and- the Ordeassco Stoverkeeper at lleet• • Dregt,inttlifs'relittion hint not come' from Canibridge. upon the Jury to retnin a verdict of Wilful Murder' ',.,. in as effective state. et place Ms been directed to supply them with what Oh hit retern hedinedit the Telegraph Chop-house, ot • gainst Elizaktfe,Pickurd, of Idle, whose husband .-. The tinselinity of the army and navy has bees setebnidifl'lrm* and alstnutlition Admiral TAM' may dernaall .4-• Ail Bistreipsgate-street, end darted for his wife at her • I 1.... , not fail to insure ulcers's lam most particularly to ' They are to go over in the Diomede N'' ad sister's • B nad coat* L ead they got home bout eMCfsI o • a ivy r - abroad , and h . is a soldier itted to York , General Baron de Bove for his marked gladness and - Wtion I .1,, Castle. ma to all my wishes, as also to the exertions of his °Akers and men • Ile • . ' 1 M itre o'clock .; they - found their house on fir their . , Li lorwarding the public service.-I have, let; - A letter from Port Mahal .of the Id "If: . statek*seriant•a licrat•tide number of persons in a great state of , Pap 's r-mills and clwelling:howte J. he property destroyed by the burning of Me., (Signed) AR'fHUR.• FARQUHAR, Capt. that the Medite rr a nean fle e t had arr i ve d theres 'and alarm in ennsegtience. if! at extremely agitated , at Back- / - would remain during the winter. Altwiling• to the and frightened' .'as -- , lid saying he was a ' land is estimated at 17 0001. of which it is said, • , ~?- , .1 , Shamrock, Hearty, Beater , Piercer, Redbreast ; aad gas- late renoontre between the •Tottifee IS.lll` Stith& vetoed Mtn. **" •." ' '' 1 i , only 70001. are insured. The accident • i boats No.l, 2,3, 4,5, 6, ID, and 1.2. • • blockading - squadrons, it is asserted, elillil..aielsoY Ma. S. was taillti 'out or *Mike and his wife - to hare happened from some stietitt of • piper failteg ' .. . t Desiree 4 Shamrock, Capt. Marshall.; Blamer, COSI" sit from the poles upon the stove ini flbe• dryitig.room, ..: - eens•s• Hearty- Capt. ROW ; Piercer, Lieut. Kzeishaw I of an intercepted letter lint the * eisettyas • sitilit. Wei braeght'in:' INt t e eth tleir i blast+ A # -in.'s cue- - • f • ... ..., .' , itedhro:asWlNSUeorte Keith, Bart.-Gen- boats ,_2lo; 1, Lieut. OVUM had flo mei kitiel'ig *et PLAllatt i aidiat in mert'PhrtialtniViind ittiqd . fliat she bad which catching fire, commnn estllll , citheron t ~ iintunrs. 1 No. 2 2 Mr. Thomas . Riches, alatry He., 9,.i05t.• moor. • • ; '' !' 1 ' '; '' '` ..: . 1 AVAlveid'hitetek e t tll d iteii litilihe * d . ' s f ti ' poles, abd the whole were soon its glilitite. . leek; No. 4, Limit. Tuitach ; No. h, Mr. John Hallawis i V 4, r, n - - It l et ewar ?ii a •- , NO. 8, Lieut. Soper ; Nu. 10, Lieut. 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