The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-28 00:00:00

I I w :•_ r • 7 r •-• ... I Fren the LONDON deaf .Aug. 26. • • • Downimpetreet, ..Alesuel.26,. 18014. A dispatch, or Which Nee futhrwing is a ropy, has been (Triaged frum ',Major ilaavrt4l 2 _ of Kety4l AIfICAU clap*, atitifelSed Visearaut Castlereagh, tone:-uf his Majesty's Principal Se cretaries of Stair t Stenal, July IS, 1809. Mt Lunn— When I had 1401 this tumour of writing to your Loidship,:t 13011111/1041:CMCII such information as I hail received.concerning the situ ation of the French colony of Senegal, and my opinion of ale praeticibility of reties:nu it oafs 'II stanall fuice ; I alswinentiotiod tbc.aisibuyance.ou bad rcecived at Gum: and its vicinity, from their -pKirateer:, during thu abluoco of shipa of war Irons that station. • flat 11w 2lth June, Caneniodnre Columbine anti 'rived at G-oree %teal tltu Solubay frigate, nod brig .Tigress, ba%iug the colonial schooner George, • Agincourt traisspoßt, and several neurcbaut yes. sets, under couvuy, trod-baying Ciolll;Villiestitii to him <that i;ttelligence I -had lately obtained, we . thu•i4lit iuc r‘;doction of Senegal• practicable •witli tbir I ireo w o possusitel, provided no obstacles . shoul.l prevent our being able to pass tbu bar at the auuuth of the river. To 1116 oas imPiced bycunsidera. •tions which 1 trust your Lordship will conceive to be of %eight. I was of upiaiun that the co lony of itself wusaid.he an actsitoitiuo of import. &nee to the nation from ill 'commerce; that by the French Govereasea%-as it had always been much valued, its loss would bu properrlianably felt ; and that, by driving the enemy friin their sole pusses siun the coast, his Majesty's settlements and the British commerce would be awry secure, and mute easily protected. 'laving; literature, prneored some light vessels and busts, the Dist adapted for passing the bar, a detachment of the garriaou of Gum., consisting of 6 officer", 6 serjeants, 4 drummer', and 150 rank and tile, was embarked on board the Agin. Court traniport, uu thu 4th of July, *lieu we Sailed, Slid anchored at the bar on the evening of Inc 7:11. Next morning Commodore Columbine was of . :apnoeas the troops miAlit be passed over the bar, whirh was accordingly effected through much diflicul , y by the'eTvrtiosis of the Navy. We on. .fortunetely„ however, lost a Schooner and sloop, containing wens of ouunutisions slid *mutual. thin, A 111 i the schooner George went on shore in. side the bar. 1 landed the dcitchment, and royal martn•l from the ships of war, on the left bank of . the tiverr where; i look .up a position, with .1 view to wait till . previsions could lit passed from the shipping,*and the schooner (; eurge could be !pm off. We then n t that the enemy had made a furrnitlable line of defence at the post ut Ba /aloe, twelve wiles up the river, where there i is a battery, its trout of which titre: caunutairts and four other vessels were moored, and ttni n Mole ! protected by a strong boom drawn string the ri. Ver. On the 9th we were attacked, but 4 irpeedsly rupal4ell the enemy, end drove these within died tide as tieltegne, after White •we returned to get or the schooner, whiett was effected ea the fee lowevehang. T .e I ifft was employed in refitting thh sane. pet, ear retherk% previsien% and whine. glee soldJ.sy fritgiate .asiCthst 1)e went sleep of MU were erderrd to anchur opposite to the post of Iliebvgwe, sod bombard It, which service was ex. spewed with minds elfect. Dviring tba night, in oaring It .r birth, , the' Selelmy unfortunately Rut ittedsid, bet in a ptisibois which ambled het still to annoy the enemy. On th e Wareing of the I2th the treks *Mr doiliatked, sae the /lob title prtexeJed up the - rivet, till use etlihoot exisahet of the otttioy's hos ter 4.1004 ; 11 ; when every thing was in readioeSs I4o ae attack s we received itsfesiliiiine eist it was the, 'Mantis's of the 'milli Coetotaiolint to aaplttio tale. IVl!ling to spate en noneceseary elloeice of be aten bleed, the att.sek wait posi te rd. On the morning the 13th we diskeee tha Wow; was broken, tbat the enemy had elikeedinted the battery and vessel% leaving their tollgate flying, and shortly afterwards a letter sea frual Xlesus. 1)-grigny and Muted, in the of the 11;•nerviandant of Senegal, offering to capitulate. Mr. Meddle, Surgeon to the Foie«, who had sited as my Aitl-de-Canip during the campaign, was seat forward to treat with these gentlocneu r and sonn returned with the articles at capitulation, which I inclose, and which We ratified. I imam. diately took posession of the bittery of Isle. aux skisgleis, and in the course of the eveoleg, of the better, of Gireleurfar, firing thhidern. Nest mooning the garrisue laid down their arms, and welt embarked. •We then (*wool that • the fo,ee had been employed agafest us amounted W Igo regular soldiers, and lend volonteers. We lied nu reason, however, to eeent . ine Ouch oppusition from the litter part of vie tereelei force. • fu ileetAnlishint this serTite, the officers end soldiers of the army were elision to equal their I,broihers of the rutty, who on all °cremes dlisi.l !ingots* Illesnselftia. I feel morh tivraction• io egelyed dia confidence of Comae/414re Columbine, whose eiertions and ability contd. bused su effectually to our success. • I beg to hear lestintusiy to the indefatigable and tmlutis' exerfloste of Capt. Tetley, Lieut. Bunes, and the Other °filters of the Royal Nary and Marines. My warutevt acknowledgments aru due to Mr. Huddle for hit zealous and spirited conduct; his ability in procuring Intelligence of the state and comhtion of the enemy, added to his local know ledge, have tended,' in an infinite degree, to effect the acquisition of this colany, and I am desirous to recommend hint to your Lordship's entice. This. Officer, with Mr. Assistant Cum. mime) , Hamilton, had the goodness to assist me during the Cainpa4n in conveying my orders to eile troops. I have to Lament the death of ett old soldier, Lieut. Simpson, who died on the field from fatigue the affair of the 1 lib, on which day we bad i lily one man Wounded. The enemy had one i11...el and two wounded. 1 ill ot; ki '~, STA . - T t I enclose rotates- of the orthrsait•aati atoms foamd su this colony, mid of the sepals captured at lithague. I beg — leave to mention that Cif/lan Odium, .who c.irriel this in a iicserring Officer, and to reciimniend hint to ' , Our I.firdahip's notice. I intro the honour &e. C.' Ste African Corps. drtieles of Capitotatisse s Mimeo X I.: !Write, artist As ,di/ - a camp, dinJ possessing fiat poscrs frees Commodes* Co &sable. commanding Me noes:. and .:Igjor Chorloi Was. A:x.4 4 14 conmandiss i e the lend forces of his Britannic Afejcsty. employed is es Espesittion ognimst the 'catnip of Sonrgni, an noon: pert;. and Y. bezrirty. Coinotteory of Mai use, 4dosisiarstor be Chief of iisooprii. ea N. Da. two, Merchant. possessing fall poic.;rs from N. Loom .- mar. Commotorloat of &argot. for the sorrosior of tile Is/owl of It. 4,oorbs alight( ho Dopealkeehx, we ens Weer part. Art. I. The prams shag he eotiveirlt to Frances , Pd. WWI of war. a.tti shall Imetairiee t West Weals or her Allies toad rogniadi estOr They shall march ear wit's the moan of Rio' tad lay duns their arms at' motorist if their ensharkitine. The colony shall he ewes=' seed is the spore of twiny-four hours after the ratilleatime of the present CaoiisaLitilia. The olitorasholl be peredtted to- earre their efreiseelineg with o wn . Ate_ il. The oihtnes aunt clerks belongieg to the Atheists eras ton shall be pettilited ft semis oar month in dee colony for the yurpoipaf resalatle, their accoombit they shall have p in feline to Fruits. ur then Woe, as opportuni ties may occur. Ad. MI Peale props., 'ham bersspectrd. Art. IV. Ni. inbabitailt of the 414.111 nor Luresietues re siding in it 'hall be molested ou accomet of his political op': Aot. V. Sisc:i French niershains aa whit to remain shall bare persulailon tug., Art. VI. All vearb, hones. magalhatit, %Melds. ord inate worn, and all ether public property, *el M .lohae &reel in their mann Art. VII. XII rr:ti,ters and acts depo•itrd Is the Artier', Otßee shun be turreudci rd._ _ _ _ — Mi. VIII. The pu,ss of tuetteedat lad Egilisto islaoll shall be Aires up its the Nouse of the sisy, and 11.waible the gortltuss sh.sll silo eitsbitris, . Art. IL The Auxiiiray Compuoy, enosposel of two ofi etc' imsdli area stf rolls .r,_*ts hsn c peroduciutt raki, •1 koc,tal, and tisitt l / 4 4cs .11 :as Hai ivel, Vigue4 at the ft of Isuba i pse, at the hoot of deveu A. M. of the kith hy, 1809. luN. MEDDLE. DURr.CI.7. DI:UW.6N Y. Ratified, E. 11. DINE. Commodore. ronimandlog the tikpt 'drug' of hi„ I4itaunie lltuje4 y. C. NIAXIV t . O , Nlajor of In fantry, common .ing his Rritanuie Majesty's (mod Force,. Yoe et Ratafte par le Cumena..d. en Chief par iaterim. • 1.1•• V A LI. LA T. Senegnl, July 19, 1609. The Retort, of Ordnanee sad -imam:onion found la the gar. risou of halter e d, dtc. i. very astaideruble. Sen pd. July 18, 16011. Return of remelt end Gun-boils which pinned A. Aar of de fence in the paid .if Balkasuo. Brig Canitoniere, of 3 tueive.pottudera, 6 bit-pounders. 4 nor-pounder;. Brig Ca-intir, of 2 twelve-plunder earrooades, 4 twelve pounder.. 2 ibree.pounders. Schooner Sip,sp. a 1 torte- paunders. %charmer Cu iiiii at, of Li four-isougJers. 11114 of'. t w Live-pistol:tees. it:titt. of I t euty.tour pounder. Uusi-boat, of 1 tigntren-pousader. CHAS. W. Al tXWELL, Maj. Roy: Afr. Corps. Idasiralts.oljite s 4ug. 26. A Wet has iiiistirearirbd at this Ofice, from Calmest+ Cute'ablate, lam tesitnandir ef- MI Mike jesty. ship Stu Solebty, addeSisid to tie liiisl sienrahle William Wellesley Pole, and dated viol board ttio ihrwutot sloop, of Senegal, the Sethi July JON, Itirieg an areeent at' the serenader Of that setilAskint se. his Majtstyss-arms. Some de. l pred.ilieits lotribr born einninittud on the trade in the neighbeurbued of iienegal, by small Weaker' fitted wit there, Captain Columbine awd Major Maawell,. eammuntlins the garrison at Germ, the. tetedned twinake an attack upon the place, sad preeeeded egoista it . es t the 4th July, with tkel 10.1elley, gbristentlatog" sad Tigress gen-vessel, and scone aseredient igliii einefieit womb, having un hoard a detacilelrfit Of lie avell from (;ergs.-' The ~my at trot appeertiti disposed to offer IC;hwtvwiotaafb, but the deucheient being landed, irteli ISO seamen and 3.9 stiarisara, the lou•siyobilion., tensistiag of 1.0 reeler% Ird'lMF anis, retrimOsik and en Ike • 13th a CaAtu. Mabee was siimait t i by which the Island of St. lonia, and isilifillifeadeneins, were serreadered to tie liiiiiish Meta, Vie garrison bring conveyed to limiabe as primness* firmer, net to servo alienist .141. Atairstr, Ilt kis abor t wadi resubuly cx. g61 7: 1. V oft loss mattitbod by the loglish on this service has been U 44 Captain Frederick Par. i li a Am ) of ilia peter* Mr. Freesia Atterbery Seely l •Mideldflotait. ' si4buyi k eibil eta seamen, drowtted itt attotej t 6 era* 1141 liar of Ss. betas Captain Colemhinelperle in high terrstaf the conduct of the ulL:cre mid men esityloydeast the occasion. On the 11th Jelly, the Sulebay, In. MilPief ap the rivor, gut en shore end it as wrecked ir alt hire 1 men and part of the stoma went LITUOfr • • ' Cope el *Lester from Viee•Adiairal air awns' ilsolisres, Wet. eel K. U. Commander I. Chief Of lt ai s:dj says ris and %nod, i.i the Baltic, to the Ham %S. w PAN doted ou board the Vitier.., •11 Nur, 1 , 31st Jett', itie9. SIR -•-.11 herewith eirelose, for...the isforosatiop o f my Lords Cuinusiesionert of the Admiralty, a let. t eo g . I ameistod from Captain Charles Dudley r his itlaiesty's ship, Princess • Carolina, Alpo, the With instant, acquainting ale *3 is haeitm directed an attack to 15n. inside by the ups 4 4 his Majesty's Ships named in the mar. gist*, ender his urtkrs, which n ere. placed under the direction of Captain Forrest (who very hand somely Aerial to command the unterpriae), on a tinteila of four of the enemy's gnst.boats, and a brig ie the eseidlthiserlsood of Asp", which was attended with the greatest sutures ; three of the gen.buats, carrying Wu lung eighteen-pounders, and an armed brig under his Imperial alibiall .la. jetty's culours, having Wee captured. The undaunted bravery displayed by Captain Forrest, and the officers and awe employed ander his orders, is beyond all praise. , Thu guu.buats have been lately bilk upon a new construction, and being ettnemely wall adapted fast the walks in the Great &lc I bare directed Alm to be sat rayail, sad I propels to place them -ander the larders of Raen.Adasiral these, whisk I hope will meet their Lamb's/pi' approbation. _ • Prfteesi Carolina, Mineasur, eaten, Prosedoese. TitirMAN. •~,-;* . . • litivvrith I voteless Captain Fibrreses letter of tie wawa* of killed acid wounded in the boats of - his Ma ty's ships, with the loss sustained by the s . eaeofy gether with a list of the armed vessels eapte in the above attack, which you will also be pleased-Os lay befocestheir Lordships. I have the libitum( to be,.&c.. ,i MIMI/ JAS. SAUSIAJII4. . Pciseess Carolina, Aipi, July SS, 11109. Stn—flaying bairn informed that the enemy had at this place several gois..boitts to protect their coasting trade, Which is of the greatest consequence in their supplying the army, &c. in all parts of Finland, -and it having been represented tb . me by Captain Forrest the probability of their being de stroyed, himself having offered in the must hand some manner to comthand the expedition, which I immediately accepted i :and herring directed all ' thetbsastsof his Majesty% shipsPrineess Carolina, likeleer, Corbents, and Prometheus (in all Bev cu. r tee.'), armed in the belt possible way, to pot them selves under the command of Captain Forrest, and tIS seseinute etaboard the Prometheus 'toil o'clock yesterday effusing, I have now the ha ppine,s loin. form you of the snecessfu I attack he made last night, 'boot half.past ten o'clock, On foet.giiii.boats, .three of which he has captured, anda new brig la den with provisions ; the gue r boats had on baaril iss all 147 men, besides 23 in the brig. They are very complete, tied well, Nand, which I intend sending se you by the Minotaur. Ineleellid I have the honour to trans:eit Captain Forreees letter on this subject, wherein he speaks in 'tile highest terms of the spirited conduct of all the officers and men emplui oil on this occasion.— Were it possible fur me to say any thing shin' coup add to the pserttorions conduct of so gal lant end good an uffieer as Captain Forrest, I should must willingly do it ; but I trust the suc. cuss of this brilliant action will do more justice to the intrepidity of every officer and man em. ployed on' this service °tau any language I can possibly Ilse. • I also beg to inclose fur your information a list of killed and wounded. • 1 bare the honour to be, &c. • MIA. DUDLEY PATER. Sir James 3 weaves. Bart. Vier-Admiral of the Sloe, Sri. Ste. Ste. Ilk Majest%'s sloop Promethew, • Asia) Roau...lui, Yu, PAP. Stft-o-I am happy to acquaint you, that rho en. deavuurs of the boats of the squadeou, whi, l yuu did me the honour to place under my command, for the purpose of capturing or destroying the enemy's geu.hoat force pr convoys in the. tij,:h bonrhuoill haws been ctuyiscd with tli most co:n. plate success, three guis.teseels of large dimen. 'ions, on a Hew construction, having been captor. ed, after a sangUinary contest, together with a new armed brig, with soldiers on board, laden with pro visions, destined fur Abu. .• .Oar loss is severe indeed, al might be• expected from the nature of the force, and the extreme ob. stinacy with which the enemy &fended their charge —the crew of one guii.boat, Nu. 62, bilog to a 4 died or dumterunsly wounded, as you will the returns. I cannot Mod worth to cspress Apar the seal and intrepidityexhibited upon this iailltu by all, and the manifest superiority of our men, when it came to the cutlass. I most Irate the circumstance itself to speak the eulogy of the hallowing officers employed under my cutufTlnt4 viz. James 111.1shfurd, First Lieetertant of the I'rin. ens Carolina; •;--- Pettet, First Lieutenant, and Simpson, Third Lieutenant, of the Cerberus ; Criltirell Abater, First Lieutenant, and Thomas Finnemore, acting Lieutenant, of the 1 Premetheuv, as more adequate to their merits than any thing I can say in. tliCir favour. I cannot sou much admire the conduct of Mr. Chad* Chambers, Surgeon •f the Prometheus, who very bAnilsoutely accompanied. the expedition pith a view, should he eseerir, to be profession. ly awful. I sincerely lament, with the coon. 'Sr Sr ' undermentioned gallant and most valuable : -• • • ; sr-- Lieluelain John James Callum*, killed i - t Williams Wilkie', of the Rosati alarimes, ditto ; F.lvey, litioloisipmap, wounded. ionises's lrtainsas Humble, clerk, killed. • Carolina —James Carrington, master's mate, I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) THOS. FORREST, Captain. Captain Charles Dudley Poser ? Prioress Carolina. gamier (Nicer of his Slajesq s ships gal scot+, Airs ilarboar. *ISO' Olicers frest Aka balesortag to his Majtoty's skips P se CaroUal, Moseley. Cgs-berms. wolf Peensclacsa. RI end ornindeJ in ii attack made by Me boat of Mew U Mips mat sseney's Aline un tts *easing of the •2olh Jay, tah Pelages Carolina-• 9 killed, 3 amend d. MMtlMlr—JYkilled, Sti aroooded. cerlsrlpo,-1 woonited. killed, 15 waundod. 'lll4l, 19 ki11.4. 51 soluoled. and ca kW& tied wounded, C• ao la% :4•rdon Carrington, thipsion • Thomas Atka*, ordinary seaman; John Prtee, landingoa. Wohodior.•-neirrite Craig, able yeoman. errorely: Daniel Laverty ordinary seaman, ditto; Josepit GMivcr, privntr ninrWar, ditto. IlitoOtatta.— Jame, Callanan, Fire' Li u tenant; Willigne Seeon.l I.i:•use mat .4 Ma• Tines; diaries I)arie., onarter-tnaiter; Kotler! Wang, *this. Oralinalt, diedtof Isla timun.l, the Stith of .lulu; William Wil liams (S). 'dile jeltinan, died of hi. weivoid the Stith Joly ; Charles Winos, ordinary seaman, died of hie hound. the oak Jody; John Parker, private of marines, died of Lis woods the Stith of July; Hanka, private of marines; Robert Johotho, private of marines t F.d r ivard Fireman, pri vate of Ilharisteg Joseph Frebliog, private of manors; John' Stomas', private of nisarinm Wassadois --George vey paean, slightly ; Thema., midsblpassin. • ditto ; Jahn Chub/mo s laids.:tipinsin, ditto; Williams M oseley s quirteromistrr, dasigerostsly it. Oraws, able seasesn, slightly ; Joseph Sheldon, olde seaman, to y; Marshal s ordinary waman, ditto; Ist ttephe 1111ar.lisary seamsam. dim; Thus Ilastiav, ordianry sea man, Massi James Cook, ordinary steams, slightly ; Ri chard Rik-y.6,410w, onssaast, ditto; Thomas Niel, (ashlar.. di to; Nicholas Cady, landssan, *evenly; James = ip ls s ditto; Henry Yerlll,lB, bas s ditto; Joao arrjeall of isatlars, sl ightly; Ladmig Schafer, pri vate of avast; s James priory. private of faithless f!_to; Robert Yrowa, private of soaramos della t William pristate of madam dittos James flint, private of madam, dila; William Banghass. private of marbles, do. ; Ropey Wallah private of manor% dittos Joe. Mayers, private 01 marines. slightly; Thomas Mahoney, preview o f inscias, dies; William Arronsmith. private of madness atlas — eias nova— Iroondo.—Win. &Oh% captain ot the hoe- In p, hint an ; Mlesiel Know, granevmaster, Wan. •1 iii,,eepe&m of den onankt. ; John Hoboes, rt=glP2t oo „ I =l. 411 = ditto. PttONlTUtstsa.—LEA—r. Thomas t plat, st dent; Joseph Case, s Walla of paw der-roma, died 01, 1..# "Mb Jody; James !Waft, willowy seaman I J4.ba AA!. starlit. private of marines. Wsnaselmf.—Captala Thomas Fattest, and Lieut. (i..sten Punter, slightly; Mr. Matthew Yea'''. boatsnain, vrvere lr # Peter Machey, captain of the main-top, and Rotievi batiste], qaarterlatmer, severely; Win. Galion, Captain of khe V. n. Steward, quartet-master, rind J aime , Wilma, able SCAMS/4 severely ; Wm. Ivor bin, I'. Brawn, Joke Frasier, stightl. i Flamm Midday, Joseph heatinx, sad Nicholas Lines, ordtaary MINIM sad John Mulrr,land man, slightly. Return cf Atlied awl FEcindrd on ',Nadas Enesnie remelt, cleptwred the VIII fien•,esel, No. 6'4 24 S.) n (matted. —Gun-broat, NI; a, kil!rol. 15 nowide4.--fhan-boat. No. 66, 1 killod. 1. wocided.—Arma lerig, b wucadril.—Tul4l, 2tl killed , :41 wouaded. ------- (Signed) W. FOR It F.ST, Captain. Lid of Tess& ceptured by She Basle of hit Ma.ittljs Yitipt Prineett ecrt.Nted. Nine&our, Cerherwt, eta PrOnlaA4l% Me Me sight of 14c 251 A Jetty MO. Nu. 11, franspott brig, of Yl meu, N ter, bound to Abn, tode:r with tl2, boot. of two IN-imam& rt, and 41 netts. — \ of two rum and 4b uses.—N of two gum and 41 area. N. B. The va-boati taken by the b.g.ts of tire above ships at Fred rickshas. tilineed) C. D. PATER. Adasirakv-Office, Aug. 26. A letteritios been received hy the lion. I~'illiai Wellesky Pole, f rum Capuits Cottrell, of his Ale. ji•iity's ship the Nijadcts, 'dated in Kililain flay, the Oth of June last, giving an account of ho capture or destractiou of 2.! or ?3 vessels in the river Kula, by the boats of the above ship, motec the direction of Lieutenants Wells and Smith. A fort under which those vessels were alieliqred was taken possession . of, and the guns brought away or thrown into the river. PATLITARY PROMOTIONft. War-Office. Anna ?6, 1809. BREVET. Malor.(;eneral - Lord Wsllima hemlock, to be ',lemm a s timber-al iu tbe Army serving tne.ler Sir Arthur Welle3le. • ST .A F F. To he A.si 7 t2nt.rommissAri-s of Storrs, Pros aims. and Fiira t e to Ilse Forces—Edward roue Coffin, (init. H. fil'howeell, ling. Coatinissi.n:s ill the Oxfordshire Local Militia. siva' by the Lewd I.teutroaset. Soot hero Ite,;i toren. Philip Thomas Wykkata, Esq. to be Litureamet-Csionel— dated .10, b, Ino9. Jona Faur, just. LAI. to be tinier—dated as above. Northern Regiment. The floc' Timmas 'bathe.r to be Lieutenant-Colmar' Cert.- sesi.d.ot Alav 17. WO. Western 14, Ritmo.. Benjamin Holloway, Esq. to lee Alajekr--dated July 19,1809. BANKFtUritIES ENLAftGrj), Jnhn dakom, rottort-atasstractdrer, Awn Aug.P9to Ss•pt. 19, at two, sat tite Bah lun , bidaci6rster. l•srph Liao,., Upper (a:wen-street, litith:rhithe, Anal), has Aug. 29 to Sept.', at ten, at t;tsit.lhall. PA!f Kari`l•3. Richard 'abr.,: jos. Trani, Carlow/di, virMaikr, In 'amender Sept. 18, and Oct. 7, at the Red Lion bli% Traits. As ti/nisei, Air. nenintUarX, ' Truro ; and Alcor .. :Lairs and Malin:. Crane-elan, !''ices-.treet. Juba HoJgsna v era 11.aeirJeff, Curibetirmd, merchant, ' Sept. %9, 1110. Opt. 7, at deers, at Mynas Jacksater, ma keeper, Rueklbr. Attortriea, ):trva. Cotitus mad K anter, Salta(-stmare, Imadou; awl sir. llotioun, Cal James and Jens ri later, Aelr.lititt, Pre-( %Jams/ay, builders, Sept.?, 9, and Oct. 7, at metre, at timtdball, tundra). Atturnics, MeArg. Saunders ;tad J s.Yia, 114- tud'.4 Jai. W itti.tou Thaw. Teeth. cloth-aarreltstat, Sept. P, 9, stud (Jr.r 7, at diem), at. the T•ibut um. Lerd%. Album/ye Mr. Sauvia, Leeds; nod Mr.ltobbww, lissiet-dreve, lushak Lund. u. Charles ilarvey. Tiftortamtb. ronranager, 4 1 , pt. 5, 6 , X Oct. 7, at at the ; ( os% lien? lair, hi oil :14.a1). Attornh•-, Mr, Llgaroe. Aloomoula t ask! Marrs. Mayo and flerlieto), (tray's-lass-Amore. LO4kithl, Robert Curtis, Wort-ger, linra-draper, llopt 11, and Oet. 7„.al eleven , at the kasa sort 7'.., •ria, .1 tr... - Mlf rt James, G rera)'lass-sgat.orc, Loradoes ; nod Mi. ists, Bristol. Francis Coward, FagekApae St i _Fleter, Wiks,' and Imam Brewer. Borrombe. - Wilts. dyers, Sept. i, at sir 6, at on, Mid Oct.. ;. at sia, at the Antelope low. New Soiroat. At 'unties, Messrs. Blake aed Whit., lisnea-aircet, himadt and. Mr. A rae.. dulisbory. Jobe Ellie, Rathitauelddre batehef, Sept. 5, at Pleven, 16. M Waive starl Oct. ,3-tit ;Moen, id Guildhall. Attorney, Orel;ard, ilationAlarden. Jain Smurfit, Ben 11' bar', Wombwell, spirit-tomato's, Sept. 5, 15, and Oct. 7, at twelve, at OW:411ml', Lutaitom At torney. Mr. *tree, St. Mary A sr. • Joseph Deacon, Baker -street. Portams-sqoare,etsofertimwe Sept 9, at ten, 16. Mid Oct. 7, at twelve, as (464'1641: Aitoratei, Mean. Shephard and Adliogioa, DIVII)EN)S. - - - - - Sept. 21. W. Garlanol,She:otonils;iiit, Somerset, innholder, at eleven, at the (:surge lawn, Saepino Sept. 23. J. Poppet, Cbewsinkc, Somerset, c.oluerituut, at eleven, at the tieorge Imt, Sheptoo Stallet. Ort. V 4. H. Nieloolam, Illishopitgase-msres, silk-mercer, ;t eleven, at I:add:tall. Oct. J. B. Knight, Camomile-street, cardwaloter, al eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 14. S. Brun, Grostresor-Mews, elsaadkr, at twelve, al Guildhall. N0v.14. K. Ittobertsoo, Manchester, roman taint and %ea dealer, at els-vea, as Lunde I. Sept.l6. A. CAuvele, New huaJ •4reei, milliner, at trek... tl Guil,Vo; U. Sept. lti. to.) Winch, Si..weastie-oputs-Tyse, vnerci‘ai.t, ;et twelve, otTlnild sail, loosdou. Nov. 7. W. tivrtlo, row. n.. .or IlerinsrJ- id;; *. Gam!, cuarlimsaker, at one. at 1;nilormill, I.4n4art. Sept. It J. Ileriwn and C. Ni.s t o, Lnuiloa,,arcltuatemen. as eleven, at 1:n11.14:Ill. Oct. 7. J. Neat, t. hosnell-street, victualler, al ele‘cn, :it (ht tlhstll. S. s. Cosomeree-row, Surrey, baker, at dew°, at ;11.O.• Ott. Swaine, Halifax, .1. Funinr, SVerr , ot, i..- t lo t • I..ond:m 11. Swaim.. Mfrs, “uti • 11....iistimbatineta, Bruiterril, 1 u. k, out rt Lk' W le *wan. 11:11.6ta. S.pt. IP. W. nock, !lit-oarpe, York, r,iec-ohikcr, ;:t eien, at the George Int!. Kiagtoo-apoo-Gall. Nor. 8. W. Whitehead. Soma Hall. 1 4 ad4lromr:h. f ork. woolleu-ioatoktuctui et, at oar, at Oh: Ball', 11c.td, in:A-Amer. Sept. 16. W. Tomball, Oxford-en et, nt-is-c:ler, at It: 4 ht Oct. 10. S. Braddock, klaccle,,beld. i heocr. iatt-beeper. eleven, at lac Bair& lleml lea, Mactlesticid. CERT' Flt•.ATEi—SErt. ru. .1. Jacob. Strofotd 1:o•ct T. J'at,, kisne-strrei. nivrrir.m. J. 11e11 , *Mrliou, Station!, iss.i.:ey-scrivener. R. `Main, 1.44-dr. nucl .1. *nay. 1.nu.,•.1011, R4erkin g is:sun, fanner. J. Itnbrrh.tn 4.yeld, lintio-eiraper. J. l'assups auXl W. Ihtskid. W. Alai tin hair-titer:lmm. Mr. Emeros.—lisving loot rrzzd tour Patter. I moth a?" prove yaws" aartiaud of 4 ••••vri R wrlri kn4•u ledge. Us t!.0.. lit Is instrot yoga f.trooreal us wit:. a:se uphalloo.at 1111164 'rats." ' nod groat moo, lir. flamse3 , of I Allaiburgh,.an I I /r.llrty of AlorterJaaw. I thumb %to; for OA isforrnation. nod ji.ss' wits tlw e pli)sicia.. IN %%onus is Ow Lease: clothe of lib ecistplabses rtft mu) of russolota v.I. • heard to) unto rua deverilse patios.; $4 C 4111111 .1 iorlerp. *bile the perpiratiso hr tit•. Naos arr.l tremors be bad in ; of:ti fro!): shi4 arm , 1 r mosiN years. let Ibe wise person li4low 40, Ike ost• of 'Mg Worm .bl. theirs!, 74, tuou-Acre. st !arm I:i.• a nrrts May he Wile tunny hi souther, seveu 1•11. g. !Ir. I irJren••• my sedrns. tandem Of itratbit.t- I son!I 111•Airiele ev e..ls way Wale loomed, IN' Ime ro!I Hure. I am fne... 4 . . A. P. S. My brother, wj.o hsa la. 1'651, aistlysre, but lade via Mtresr) ; tise lily Imre taken IC LOA 1110114 PAIN* web/ illiloOl4h d /Iv Loft t: Ibt br 111•11111111 V&A ILS. 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