The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-04 00:00:00

.%.7... , f ' ` , ~ ....,;...wsii.t. i ... •• • , tt OBt iretiiiLe ••• : • - . NiBOA . t; Ara, Aart is • . Bo* Magnificent Is a . . , • •.. delightful flames .ondulnt ÜB-0011VITTICB. • • '• '.. 4 : • ' , • Admiral* Obice ' App i - - , ~ 1 crackling uj the .timber the w an e unexpected er as Italy et 4 a Leiter 0111:1 Captain Hayes, of his Nitiisst,i's tido; • 4 I plosion br magazines of tise admirer' of the Withal. - 1 . 11 ‘011*,,,, 4 5. adateiteeircaldisiral Sir Joao Rorin.e Watrell: lion the sublime horrors discerer any thing More 'issitos!saitnitetree4itiele-tis 3 ;ha witsati Crwker. ene when contemplating ttito , • than the self-constiluted .' .- '7 : '., r •.:: rielestir; as tea, Feb. 18:4. Lfitlery-colit factors 'awl • I hate lei ''hoodur le aceyairit yoit; that hi my of ittfant,children, of v tietfetel ina! We really do *tit yen its the New ./Era ; liemselees into a Cook of ' stay front St. Mialiaees to Madeira, in the execu.;, /m ai tiote'of year order*. al- thirliatit, in the Morning of of ecstacy which JistsZple. ... at Die approaching - 4' "' to c' eof degradation of uherac- tiott 40• Inst, in lat. .37; end long. 20, being then in. k respectable persOns in the disc of * "Stop in the N• Li• gulilwised CO be one of that this people a eilKaloatk„ s ecretly take, and which the enemy's cruisers; three ships and a brig were diii.: bridges, and Bluedsced'."iinights knew, nor were afforded an c ov e red about three leagues oil in the S. S. E. of very, they hate Bouttperte firlth savnecimen of inquisitorial 1 suspicious ippettrencen end *t't atisseering the private tatioa; and would willing 1 divinities (a consummatin England - for the first time' . .. • signal; I gave over the pursuit of the ship to the north: Ster-eesi You, Getti wardend eastward, hoisted my Colours; and. pro: , • - p 1 red);bury France herself tuber._ ,- 11.111itallt flowsraite - has 'obtained leave to take tt people of England lonk :riss. Weenie near Itome. His seat near Worcester 1 and to hear, determine, lea • seeded to reconneitie the secitheru • aquadreit; When / degrOdation 6f character la 1 two of the ships immediately . , gave Chace lb me ; on doted foe sale. to the rain of Petit--because most sacred principle of 1 / ... ! closing within four nines, I discovered them to he till.. pular print in. England, which vs ATTACK ore 1l dicer extiict: Aan shall be ebtelemned unl foriy-foar gun frigates, a ship mounting twenty guneg, than any other the feelloes, the• narjus.. letter from nn Officer under Gem Sir Tuotess ey the metity of. . ,-, .p!eicip e ever reversd and attended , the temperof , r:ai. and a brig, which e t could net perceive te be tinned; was, dated March i d s aays _„ pow - esaid a , the nation --w hich , in consequ hen a' • I in thetedinimstration of 'justice its England seeinreel its echo to the public Mind, circtialies quiutupla the' diatresaing scene at Wonw on the 10th a wag -1 number of papers vended froneesCotlier offiCe •;llte- ' cisjadkyour own persons the Incompatible. sere -.' determined on forcing them to show their coined' earl of decd bndis'a arrived l athe i ohu ' rch-yard `dent e cause the tinter is pertietaillya..*: : tion4,ol Accuser : , Witnesses , Judge, Jury,*and (which they aptieired to wish to avoid), end for that purpose steed directly for theiteadmost frigtite; *hest 12 o'clock ;-- nn going tep; • I reeninised thehim the pre- ' - . .-.. , ..-. e# she shortened sail, and brought toiler the other id ; and. morality ; not of s t ipp l e atrossination wily .. F lir. * lift's ' ' of COI. CARI.TOINT, 44115., better or braver f 1. be it from me to impetiCh your Modems ;--efttifl close. 1. or never fen ; "next 40: isiel Cuterae, of the ; - or upon the wisdom and courage of murder it hat',64 . 6 • now made- till sail, in the hope . ofbeing'' ils. - Poor General '. b e from me to express a doubt but that all •_ z _layr princely fortunes, ,and the elevation so easily able to get alongside of her before it tout • ' .. • were was }pieta; across decided tong ago, Asa the people seem to have dee,' • ob* t‘ fected, but in this I , was - felled; bY her wadri r -g; but upon the propriety and policy; Vie waggon beta eei; two caf ; Colonel M‘DONAD 16" " 11 4 ' ut te t c to your successful speculations in the makin g sail; • alitijoihing' the other, end' takirig el, in Paris, and "all which it inheritse"to the flames. edwith the 20-euti 91110 and' eres'ene?'theve be the side of him, audit:yew% Of fi cer of virtue-the Stock -Exchange, have been station a-hela and•motterni ! W hat aalarliag mon !_,But we haselhoard, not ity way' e4l . • Pith the top of his head • blown off-General Gale by the fair dealings of the market, without ; brig___ 'ln their weathea•tiow ; the ', tif apology oz egeuse (for the free "Per - armour . they stood ' to the 0.1 r: and ell tltatinil pat . was in one of the reifies, and ' an &MPl' iattulthsrfroar the stratagem of hose fabrications, 'E . A 0,1 440 44 0 6111 % sail s, a de . 1 scorns to defend his. opinions like the slaves of s e Guards in the, other. This load of misery .lr e the' present imposition on the town, or t he ' *could be eaaaiek:the sternmoat hoistitst French co:., eon ,tis ; at . two. 1 France), by way of explanation, that. the scribing : inting of the forged L'E'lair Newspaper. But posited in tile church, and' shells having bee lours ; at a girarter - Of tile hotrpastit wo otclack;_aftge _ , 1 hero of the Mites, is occasionally, •what we in Pr Acted, the whole of the bodies were buried that-161:,, that such furious indignation against opened a fire from the aftermost gnus whence is it %wing day, in three graves in Won w churelt-011•4 . Ireland would call a little cracked, or, at least , ' that '• ' impost s ` imposture !Meld prevail in the Stock Exchange only three o'clock, being le a goad • position (geiug tee, 'The futieral was attended by all the military ' 160 yte . . 'i he writes with a bottle of &Hands on the tablee, art he present moment ?:-Did this acute sensation of knots an hour) I couttnenCiel brine with confided 1 . , tbsttn, chiefly the remains of Colonel Sireteadiv i Either • of these statements must be true; but we are morality steep, when L'Eclair was printed and • able effect, the hot going' either through, or just *rigida, which, previous to the Assault , - t whets Owl lying messenger to the Mansion-House em- over the starboard quarter itlt- the forecastle; ovet the about 22.00; , * birt is now reduced . to 950, and dbcint. thing is not enticed in th at land of liberty, for, upon played the Chief Magistrate of the City of London larboard bow, when at 40 ' minutes past four,' she; lao &settees •t he rest are all killed or wound ;" • [the subject of the 'French, the4Ntrids, and " the?-Or struck her cashiers to his Majesty's ship 'Majestic, Holx.-Ott Friday; th e 18th ult. being - the an. 1 /4'4'119" every one is mad..igileglited. glu e d •" The as ay instrument of his filepurpose ran- ~ • ~, sitioa tolerated and connived at, when a Member of under my command. The wile d increasing; the prize mai day of ;steed% 'at Eskdalemuir, for the benefit ••41pese man of the Times, we retAtteit ; only echoes 0 A 1 the eum of Purit -t . y y he Stock Exchange, was in a state of great confusion, and' night jest apt bf poor Iftt,My l , where the day is splint in i i' 11 oat ng,, , hick the public voice.. If tiny eleitsbOterjain a doubt • implicated its the tiairsactions?.-Is this difference of Ineaching, obliged me to stay by her, and to suffer strestling,[eiliting, &c. and the night in dancing- it4 ,,upon the subject, let him advert aa Copenhagen. condtAt to be placed to . the account of y4'sur im- the other frigate, ,with theship and brig, ft; escape• • *e early' partef the night a neighbOurist - r gentlemad 7 . 9 iWe have certainly a taste lot the -sport. •In the • provenieets in virtue, or to the circumstance that no • the sea gasp:Very fast, sn that OnlAoo ' the pri ' - ibtrisduced a yoUng lady of a superioi itipearatue , instist of profound peace, our conquering fleet ap. t , made against a principal trader in the sowers could be eachinged,,aied in4lt iii:Veeting de a cartosin so hint,' frentAieiotdali, and posse'sied: , tired before the.towers of that ancient city, laid day ? . • . . • that, one boat was lost, and.isto Prisottitvidrowned:' of a handsome . fortuiso. All . the young siaitwi • e half of the town in ashes, including the Libra- i this I hope, Sir, will plead my spelogY , foe: not Were quite enamoured with her, and - all equa ll y t- ri the Firandliug and the Lying-in Hospitals.- • re escaped your recollection, ithout your • knowledge (since bringing you the whole of thetn. The taptui.efiltly *helves who might have the honour tO teed Ihr!Ttere was no act in Mr. Pereeral's Admiuistration contemporaries with him), that is the Terpsichore, of •44 guns ; l'itinti4 e poitiders; *We with the enchanting fair ' one. Iffiliekthe i More applauded, or more popular than this ; even Goldsmid, was charged within and no men,. Breton Francois de,..Sire.Cipiehjeati gleeful party broke up, it was a greet 'coated - Nib a 0 I Sir. Cobbett described it as a master-piece of spirit face, with being privy to the • - • ..., Frigatet :. the other was the Atalante, !utter shiti r 'ese *fight hate the honour to conduct her honie, Red! 4 1 1 . d policy' But Copenhageq was not in the rank of , L'Velair. No enquiry was , aptly o C:the same force; • thel Sailled•from tiieSettetdt ;rat to London ; nor were the Danes, since the . M. was fortunate enough to be the happy ' 'ea& .• tduct of Mr. Goldstnitl;-no , oneltejtOth of October; in i irviet to 141)ileat, from s of Hardicanute, considered. as formidable to dilate; hut on his arrival at her friend's house,' he an of character was pronoenced •• whence They .sailed again on e Oth Januety, la wu net a little surprised to hear two little ragged : England. Nun tam capidus ccdandi, guava propter r. Goldsmid had a comma nding. ' company with La Yale, a 'Atelier ship' tails wirtorens. We fought, as the Irish were said by ; ys cal! her mammy. She happened to be a pbor • Exchange : his Satellites d are d parted from them in lat. 45. and fotsgelf. ' 40.. •Thst, Frederick of Prussia to fight, for fan. As to the omen, seeking charity from door to door , and was orb from which they derived ettemy had only three men killed, six wettuditi, via .. Beet, surely the mistress of the ocean, or, as a learn'. " urn ter by the gentleman, elfere she had taken ace. The Gentfeitsitt of the • two drowned ; the Majestic none. , ed friend of Aurs has it, the queen of the waters t her quartet, for that nieht. This circumstanci• The Officers and men I .hhte the- h witnesses orthis public charge, ! • -on*" La CAlla trust have des ised a altr addti p p y ion of sots* twelve i mind, conducted themselves en this occasion id s created no little mortification to the y stag: is true, indeed, that the party or fourteen sixty-fours to her semi-omnipotent Navy. ! ains who had paid their addresses to her, and en not of the western side of Temple- : expected they would do. nil joy to ail the young ladies, who had felt thins.; ! Na, Un--we liked the g ame--and we burned the I -- may be a boundary line of .. i citt tils majesty's ship:, Nehres, Pirmath. yes quite neglected on her account . .oorality, as well as of City juris s • We understand that the Cathiidlea of Gibraltar;• l ." grit it the provocatives to the burning of Co March Pe. prescribed by the administration ! .S s e,-alilfAeo theliennitml and his •Mijesty'e ship • • lblitelt were strong enough to rouse Administration ' Oiling the ...greet mass of - the population, have, Of Übe. •-it is lndee d, that hid Interns A ' lijoii 4 6 t h e i r viiii..itut..,Eme,..:_vre.m,„4l4.,...pipw.i,aulsdapsht the People, how much stronve-how I . • tree , •.- . e odder my command separated on the morning of the store ter and dreaded by the • i . ei - _ "mo.WaVictoeyse-trowsivreslssiblenaimildniAlleviseist - s sPoosilliT* tribes:AisSticla chase of the two French frigates we had see / florgeousrhtuieta; with . an add tale. exporsdhCe desire •to Gurn 'Paris to the groundi--Piris• is a ' as far Celina totwencereelendedrtsime4evioesifeiettast..coaainued in pursuit of the ore 'their thenks for his exertions and humanity during mendation could pave the way to preferment, as, . ... the fate 4. pitlrmie. . famous City-the only city in the world* superior; , , • dispisaiure be as-fetal as the blasts from the North. 'to London-if Paris , as the Times says , were no Mr. Webb has remitted to Dr. Johnson, his teas- • . • 9 . ;Stock' Exchange morality did not require from Mr. tee, in Oxford, and whose exertions in promoting ' longer a city '-- if It were id reduced to it heap of Goldsmid, even a denial of the accusation brought smoking ivi l. ru . ins, then u wou London be the fi rst. 'llsbei.etoletst inn...vim - is have received his npprobe..i against him. I would remind you, Gentlemen, of etropo ts c in the oiverse-she would have 80 rival .° or, another draft of 1001. from which sum a tee subsequent SELIP-DECTRUCTION of this your idol in Arts or C ommer c e -she would be the resort of all • debtor, who hail boa confined in Oxford gaol der- of the same end of one of the witn - at esses, the Europe-aud the money which on a would be.: • • • glB months (for expetsces arising out of an action peace , . trial instituted against Mr. Dickenson-I could a event in Paris-if Paris should by any possibilit y, for damages )," has bein released on fhe represents- • • ' y' tali unfold-buti war not even with the vices of the survive , the - fury of the Tartars and the hopes of . on of a most' respectable Magistrate. Two boys, ' dead. England, would, If the kingdom of Priam and Ilium! • helotiging to a Widow under 'peculiar di ffi culties,Yet is it to be endured that, in England, a self ire to be clothed and educated at his expence. Thus were nomore, be s pent the shopkeepers from B d amon g , constituted tribunal should dare to pronounce and Tower-hillb to . on -str d eet. Asa rival, then, e has provided for upwards of 40 boys there ; and, ; it ' execute sentence upon respectability of character in would e t h etnterest, an the people of London are , ith ether benefactioes, at an ezpenditere of about , secret. sittings, and in private examinations ?-Is it 5001.--Last week this benevolent character was :as much un d er the ifluence of be - the as most ; ~ to he endured, that the powers of the Inquisition other citizens-it wou ld , we say, e the interest 61 itt Hythe, where he distributed *near two thou..;should be transferred from Madrid to Capel-Court? ? London, that the Hetmen, Platoff, -turned Paris : sand pounds in various act' of judicious haute. into h every British principle to be outraged ?-Is cha ' another M o scow . ---(Dublin Evening Post.) 1 • lence. . i racier to be the . sacrifice to bribed and extorted tes , •I timony obtained , its the dark ?-Surely, Gentlemen, Ea Fctvrimis.-On Saturday, in pursuance of their sentence, $ TIIE RECENT SWINDLERS. ee tollou in. unhappy persons were execu ;ed in the Old Bailey : I you must yourselves be your severest Judges when ..-Jo:in Grewe Miry, T. P. Lyons, Thomas Smith, William --ennw- 1 you deem it necessary to resort to such expedients Atkinson, aria .1. Kean', for forgery ; William Golding, for , T'ne two men who are in custody have assumed a variety of , f _ or supporting the • pretensions of your unconstitu- Isere -ry, and for returning from transportation ; and VI idiom names and de ,, cription Their numerous and cmnplicated acts , • thertitait. for se: tine tire to his home in Ilalf-moon-street.-The .of fraud and vitllny h:tve probAly never been equalled.- Ma- tional tribunal, as reporting the finding , by a water friends of May L a d, front the time of hi, c onviction, spared no son,alias Aieklrs, alias !Mansfield, was convicted as long since Man air old red coat in shreds, and unintelligible . 1 1 effort ic i Joett re in his favour an extension ef itoyatclemency, a• thirty years ago of felony at Henry Old Bailey Session, is Jan. • hatters worked 'in silk • fringe:l-Besides, other and their hop, son this head were alive/to a late hour on Friday 1784, by the name of John Henry A ickles, before Mr. Justice tremolo*. May look leave of his three brothers about three Heath:for . stealing a bill of exchange for 1001. ihe property of rumours are afloat :-For the sake of your own con /A.14,k that L.fteritoon : Mrs. May beiug crostini-it toiler hed by Mr. Samuel Edwards, who had applied in vain to several per- ' sisteacy 'if n t from sense , o a of your public duty, isdneoselon, was spared the misely Of a parting interview. ' sons to di! , COttlit it ; the Prisoner, an entire stranger to him, The other unhappy men were also visited by their respective calledspn him when he was from home, left his name and address, ! blush for your past proceedings . , and hide your heads friends, who hid them . a last adieu :alone o'clock. ' and the hours he was to be seen at home. in Nor has it seemed enough to you to eiecute your pulles proceeded - tothe gaol, attemled by several of the Corpu- the Prisoner agreed in discount the bill for 51. per cent. and se ration. who wished to be preseot at the cereniony of rele ..ing per cent. agency. The,agreement took lace in the eity, and ' unwarrantable decrees against the reputation of those the Prisoners from their fetters. The unhappy men were con- the Pritoner told Mr. l'Atiards, it he world go with him to the • w h om you have subjected to your tribunal ; but, like ducted from their cells soon after Wards, mid on proceeding to west end of the town, he would give him the cash. Mr. E. could a Committee of true Inquisitors, you extend your the Hoek where die rivets of their irons were knocked otl, ex- out go, but sent his clerk, and instructed him wea l to lose sight hibited much fortitude. Smith came first, and May last. All of the Prisoner till he got the money. They tto (be IN•i- power to their property also.-For it appears, from being in rea , !inevs, the unhappy men were conducted farth to ' soner's residence, where•he desired the clerk to wait in the par- the letters of Mr. Butt • that you•have unblush. 1 the scaffold. I.YOns first it cut oat, Golding next, and he was lour till he fetched the looney, only a few stree t s off The clerk, , . followed by Aikinson, Wright, Smith, Sturman, and, lastly, however, followed him, without his knowledge, but lost sight of &ugly seised upon his property in the hands of hie May. The latter, oitheing asked how he felt, said. he never him the corner of Brewer -street, and he escaped with the bill. broker ;an act of despotism, which the Sovereign on wits mom Itzsopy hi his lire. and begged. that his friends might he The clerk and Mr. Edwards west to the Prisoner s lodgings, the Throne would not dared to have attempted. assaftet of that fact. llis last words were, pointing to the • and waited L,ree days and three nights, in expectatioq aids re- .... scaffold, " This is the worst part of the ceremony ; to go forth ' turn; and he was at length apprehended while dining with a perhaps you will reply, that the money detained thus. old to 4le in n manner which will cast a reflection on my ! lady in Margaret-street, Cavenclish:squste. lie was tdee on ais a huh a gembling speculation. Be I‘ .0 8.-- . . PowrigY, mad export them to the animadversion of the igoorant : charge of being " a common cheaf. ' : lairs •oarselves theguardians of g amblers;-- -it is this oafs,. part which gives me pain." This case is a standing dish to tho b ilay e r all Courts ilia to r quote proc tb) Two Clergymen (Me Rev. Mr:Ford, the Ordinary, and the ' ; as gi r s e tfn ed gu el is t he a d r t ill's this I_ s as a leading rlet at e, s e T f w ar i the m ipr tirrow er i be . ye- e disposers of the. profits of Illegal.ber- Bev. Mr. Deverelix, Catholic . priest). attended the unhappy , lie toots two objections ; first, that bill itself ought to Is; gains ;-but, for the sake of consistency, wave at men ot; these:44l. They all shed without a struggle, and after pro duced in evidence; secondly that the facts, admitting them ; the semi time your pretensions to a superior' mars. being suspended the use;, thine. were cut down, and their bodies did not ►. . ~. to be true, delivered 10 the meads far interment. The Prisoner was found guilty by the Jury ; but the. Court ha d forgotten that I • • nquuttors never considered it re delivered SGe..APRIL 4.-Wheir in short supply this c onsidered the objections of so much importance, that they Morning; One q satiers sold is. higher ilian on Mende last.- were referred to the opinion of te t welve Judges. They were cessary, that the judicial deisisions.of their tribunals ilarlev_, dull We. ls. lower .-Pens and Beans tenant the same of opinipn unaniruoitsly ? that as h the Jury bad fovea arise.- should be supported by the virtuous , or the consistent as on Fritts Y - Oats 9,•.'ehe.iper. coned design in the Prisoner to steal the note, he bad been , Of those who • 'd rhea lEnglish) 6B 62. Beans •- - 44 .48 legally guilty . or felony. lie was, therefore, sentenced to he conuuct 0. , preside to them. eitto into 6O SO Old ditto ...- - transp orted to America for seven years. He was afterwards . . TH E5l ISTOC LES. 11144. • 36 tv Tick diti.• . . 4 40 .44 'found at large in .F.ngland before the exiiiration of the seven ,- , 36 42 Old .... ...........- - 1 years, taken into custody; ao d . tried on a charge of fprgery I - ....- - Oats ........ ..........3 1 0 84 Iby the name of John Henry A t ekles, when h a defenci was. . A few Gentlemen at Battersea have sold 134 &al -1514. " • - -• 1 that his name was John Mason, hoe which he satisfactorily , t ton of coals to the poor at is, 6d. per bushel, with "Illtmte Poe , • ....• ••lb • • .80 64. Polnnd do. .• ••• , • •.. • 1 18 31! proved, rind it being the name be had signed, it was held not to ' less of 631. 55 .- This is the 16th year of selling coals to the poor from is. 3d. to ls. 6d..per bushel, ew ditto ~. - ... 'Feed ditt0...............0 t.'B ,be a forgery, sold he. was acquitted, bat was remanded on his a L into Bolas ' 64 71 Fine Flour ..... ... es 70 : sentence of transportation. Ile is a very good Penman atid Seconds ..... ....60 '65 d ra ft sm an, ____ sese ; without any loss before this winter. -----J-----fa-___Le- -- __ - _ -ow-- Slit ITaillint.o MA RKET.-Aenste4. • We are desired to• say that we were misinformed A Court-Martial was held' on Thursday at Ply- To sink the Oral, per stator of Nib. in our Pt per of Saturday last, that 'Mad. mouth, on board the Saloador,to try Capt.P.Beowtts, Most ... fie W. te Ti. ab. I Heed of Cattle Mil eV/ r in stating, Mutts . 7t .is (LI in 60. 4 .04 1 Betas •• • • ......... • , 2 M,,,, ! CATALA NI sung•at Carlton-Muse en Friday uight. of the Bermes, on several charges. , The prosecution *en' •- • • Oct. to a'•• She e P .............. "' vim W have authority to say that, Madame CATALAN' . closed the same day, and the Court re-assembled 1 50 ' e lb. ell ....Ts. .0,1 to La. Si. coves •••• • • • ....... 280 was then and is still confined to her chamber with a next morningowing to Capt. B. being indis. Pont) ....os. Oe. to Co. Od. 'Pies .......... •• • • " '' HATslitAlgillET. severe iudisposition. • , posed with a cold, he was unable to mike his de-• firry ;.,.. 41.' Alo. tid. to M. si. Od. The Bulwark, withher convoy for Vermeil'', ar- fence, aid the Court adjourned until Saterday.-- Cineek ! .., et. 0.. et. to 71. Os. Ode fired at St. blichacrsoa the 6th 144 Captain °Twee ) President. Stow 'A . ,: 4 UN git• bi 11. 56 ' W. , ~. . . rase EDITOR ur rep STAMM-IN. • * THE WIWI • Eorrna,—The Cotnrnittesi'it the Stocic-Ek ehanr not having answered my 141ters which I id- , dreesed to them on 'the 2.3 d and 28th of last month, requiring an explanation from theta, Tor their haiing my property from my BrolLe : r a lasinthited me, their silence, to make a failtor enquiry, t o those stuns kid been pee; 4d I find it has it,,eesi to My ; Brat; of C4irnhill. I wet, there. under. tbak.l4eceisti4y of desiring my Soliettors, "latorday • I as., - to commrnce legal peoceedi gigs It fie. lieu for the recovery bf its prgiserty.-- *ant humble servant, • Ibbetsaa's lintel. Yere-sfrecf. near DonCitrect, A 0114,11414. • G: BUTT. . - , ~ ~= . • you well fear traernuouirsoller, - with all ear . Clievat sPresity. "About midoilikt reached' the Race of Alderney, and the Kind 'Canto ilig, we bean to gain upon hire fast; by the time he had ran the length of Point Jobourg, leading into the Bay of La Hogue, he was obliged to attempt rounding it, almost withinthe wash of the breakers; end here t after an anxious chaie of fifteen hours, and , running hint upwards of one hundred and twenty miles, we were fortunate enough, between one and two in the morning, to bring him to battle; we crossed his stern, our jib-boom passing over his taf rail, and shot in betwixt him and the shore; in eight fathoms water, and falling nearly calm about this time, the ships continued nearly in the same spot until the oonoliisien of the action. At its commence ment' we suffered considerably is our rigging ; the enemy tiring high, he shot away our forelopinait mad foreyard, crippled our %mainmast and bowsprit,. and cut away almost every shroud, stay, and brace we had. Our tire from the list, end throughout, was directed at mar oppobettt's hull, and the ships being as close together as they could be without touching, he suffered most severely, every shot ihich struck passing through him. About four o'clock hiS mizen mast fell by the board, and his fire ceased, when, after an obstinate contest of two hours and a qearter, he hailed us, to say that he had struck his colours. The moment we could get Possession, it became ne cessary to put the heads of both ships off shore, as well frogs the apprehension of grounding, as to get them clear from a battery which had been firing at both of ue . dtaring the whole action, those on shore ',not being able /rhea the darkness to distinguish one from the other; fortunately the \ tide set us round the point, and vs anchored soo n, terwards in Yaw. ville Bay, in order 'to secure our u rsts as well muss .. were able. . The prize proves to be IjEtoile French 4rl; mounting forty-foeS, 'gi,e; tiventy=eight eigtatetiee pounders on the nntittdock, and the rymainder true..; ronades, with a complement of 'Owe hundredunti twentresetf; *hooey commanded by Monsieur Ilus*y Pierre Ehiliberti Icapitaieedelrigate, who stub-re turning, together f rOks I:103i t Lane (the.caterfilgete), from a four m isit' ; . cl'aise to •-Ilie westward. w i de L' N.:toile is aof Arts frigate;Xuite new, and sells well ,• she lost ftte action 40 talled, an d had up. , wards of 70 d ' • her masts Which remained as $ abet through, aesi bei hull extremely shattered, hay• ing four feet stator in her hold at the time she sur. • , rendered.' Wet also a good deal cut up, several j of our guns disettlittedilsrd I have to regret the 104 of some brave hismatkilled i MIL c 2. ._.5 wounded, some lof them, - I fear, dangerously. Amongst the former was a most proetialog youtitgentlemati, Mr. P. A. Crawley, Midshipman, wbetill unhappily early .io .. the action. I cannot, Sir, sufficiently express, to you how otaseh . I have to admire in the conduct of every one whom r bad the pleasure to command upon this ticcaaion. E beg most earnestly to recommend Mr. R. M. ladle , . son, She Senior Lielittlnaut ; es.eiso to give my hest i testimony to the mats:moor allatilliet Liestessot-, al= 7I P MR. ()taw drone< Tapir; taken from t vrbotTo teen fore, u na Asti pipui lam,! Übe, Ho 0' la tar. , LAI of a II oltAil ■bout 11,34 piie "O. 1 *%tl► was I • or *re. 111tro dm a of Wer riot din 411Ies otig . 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