The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-28 00:00:00

'~~ 1;• . '. THE grArrtit MAN i r....- - ,k .1,0." \ • e j 6 ..,00(.4.4241 Pi i t s .oidaasice and commissariat are This ship purees to be the Alcmene, a beasstitel .. Fredebtr so immense, that it Ii totally, out,of my power to forward you a gate, of forty-four um, having a compleaseat,44 the lova correct statement fur some 'says, bat . t 7 pieces of cannon, of dif- mews'** or the ac 'on, of 319 mess, commanded by Carte% ferent calibres, tole oh the siorks, and *redid, .of three thou- Ducreetde Villess .ao ndicer of much nteili, nsill'arko wet san I stand of arms and many rifles is the meat* , The store- wosattod at the time Of bearding. ••. no houses are full of and cemn equipto4.every descrip- T 9 Me ;determined resistmsee, aided by the ilartain of the , tiutt.-1 have gilt hone to he, &e. night, the other frigate for the present owes hetescape, bat I (Signed) -S. MURRAY, Colonel, i have every hope that the Cyane will he enabled 4601:nerve her Pis Milton' . Liesdenant-Gesternl•Druratneadj Co' not • ; Until i have shifted the prisoners, and repaired Oa sridiag ia mantling the Nees in Upper Caliatta.' '• •" .1, - I jury done to the rigging, during the per of the staany being (The return subjoined to the Above stlltah, 01111-41sientenant on hoard. Nowlais, of the lOUth Regiment, was killed s sad Csdenel Mite- . Our {tress onsists of two seamen kilted and fou r wounded ray. and 'Assistant-Surgeon Ogilvy,- of the Royal Artillery# that o(Illortectel la o petty otteemand :Micmac° killed, and 5(l were wounded. Of rank and Me there were Ave killed and wounded. three o n eoded. The totol of the enemy's loss, its, killed, I Loratennat George Luke, whom 1 have placed in the frigate. wssunlcd, and prisoners, was one Captain,' nine Lieutenants, isms old and very deserving olgeer, who has served 20 years Imo Ensigns, ()tic Surgeon, one A ssistaut.Sorgeou one Com- . under my command. ntlasay.rtYlterjeonts , :lb rank smd Me. The whole belong to I I have, &c. Me artillery mad line.) , P. C. DU R.IIAM, Rear-Adm. • ...._ arilitooiiteport from G Inivel line, dalethead-onartcTs of thd Army e Silesia. Chaffin', Feb; 17, 11114. frtio,+ A cconats have been received oft h•nel-nl Winzingerode's orrivakial Ht!eims. He will mach to and form his flittetion ariah Diehl-Marshal Blucher at 'CA6 pLice,s the ol:eiol detail of the affair at Sisktorw hn, not been yet received, but the new" is confirmed then -r.l) a variety of channel', with the ,ole differ race of there hub tog been two instead of three fitments made prisoners I base jo•t spoken to nn hid-do-Camp or Cienerid Count Laugetiata, w:0 acquaints me he on his march hither; (Geo. Corot-Pt. Priest was expected ►oun to follow. The advatteed vaned of the troops utidcr Gen. Mont Laugeran, was at St. Di- Stier ON ), stettlay. rild-Mstr.hal heat!-quarters remain here this day. Ills army has been speedily refitting with every tbiegMat b le- L W. Gibson sidtiiiw t isiverpoot, inerattatte-lr, & l b w ., Biddeford. Onlreasktre_ i _ taBoW-ckandier-G.. Wiegman,. 1 4 1; siadton, bulldee-W. Wfillame,litistul. eoitb4Orsst er--:ft no; tw o - B a d s . chinamars....T.Sayets,jun. !Sammy, Suffolk, Nadi. inet!chaut-M. Manner. Maiden-Laufl decamp-W, Taylor, Woolwich, victualler-S. Ildingay, vieat Saiithhad, banker- - . 3. 9. Swan, Frida_y-street, worelemisisisdisr-T. Ssltu s a u , mi ne ,. irsalkiskie, *ilk. inn. 2008 11 • rice. grucer-ti. T. Kirkland, Rydte.s-eourt, Lelcesteetaela s , ---- 7. Sta,- It affords a ords me ach ideleare to iiimenicatx to you, kabeg - ilu s lier. for their Lordships' information, the capture of the kratch fri- • PA fax!! nal pts ppm° LV Sli , g ate that escaped ou Sunday night . . T. and J. Harry, Minebqpil; mr,..winelisseecliante--W. %n The vigilance of Captain I.'orrest enabled him to keep tight cif . densan, W. finndetnelei, Jac And. A. &monism'. Deeds* as& bee daring, the night, and two following days. when. having had taken. R. i 13ouglasfield (as ferns relateslii Ike:said A. Saudemaii)-,t, m t I na 163 miles, in the direction I judged the enesn‘ Perry Standlake. Oxfdrdiihtte. defilers - .t: Dory and J, th e Venerable's superior sailing gave me the opPorinnity.of . T an ner, H . arn-Mill, Stroud, Gloanessershire, phearien a d e , s ;, in, discovering the fugitive, and, after an anxious chase of i R . and E. Pak, and %I. and 111.110inkliaru, Prestos, gra n . ioitn, to come up with and capture. • hat•imintigicturers (astir at tespeeth Abe mid F. Park)- M. A, 'She is named the Iphigenia, a frigate of the largest awn. ' Moore and S. Guudry, Thuratsury,. sehool-Mistsiesses-4. It, iilasaassded by Captain Lowrie, having a complement of three Powell and T. West*, Rom, Herefordshire, drapers--T.ltai., litentired and twenty-ire wee, and, like her contort the Alcmene, ford and I). Moshet, Colford- W. Frier, 4. Andres es, 40 0- • I perfectly new. : Clapcotl, Wimborne and* Iltandford, Dorsetshire, mai p e g: , levers means to effect her escape were resorted to, the anchors 1 han k ers - C, Blizard and W. tiriant; Kenaingloo, h'uy 'a . being cut away.nnd her boats thrown overboard. • vern-kcepers-:-T. Hayes and W. Watsou.-Woceester,ipantas On our co . ati% up we had run the Cyane oar of sight from the T. Wren, T. Ladyman, and'G. Wilson, Prettatt,',.builfers-r - malt-head. and W. Betts. Birmingham, reAoers-6-fi4gg, 4. ilad&r Theee frigates sailed in company from Cherbourg on the 20th 6011. and S. Brandrans. Pleet- street , denvems, jos fur all'ir Wm Oct. last, and were to cruise for six months. to the said (1. Rrigg)--0, Fryer and.4.Tellord,:ildermanburt. It becomes me now to notice the very meritorious c o nduct of tilackwell-Mll-ftretort -T. and(;. 11" Ilainsay,j, Potter, antrl.. Captain Forrest, not only in,assiduoualy keeping sight. but re- Gray, Derwenthaugh, Darham, ire brick-martaketarers-4.' peatedly offering,battle to a force se s up e rior .; nor km desert- . and S. A. 'Sennett, Little Moortields, enckeh-hnilders-U. 115 e..- log of my wannest approbation is Captain Worth, of this ship, ras and E. 11. Campbell, Nee castle-epee-Tyne, coromserchan4 witiiiie - indefatigable attention during the many manoeuvres at- ...4 . J. Thsad B. Clegg, Oldham,' Lancashire, hatters-9. Sy. tempted by the enemy in this long and arduous Chace, Wafi mans and T. Jones.. Exeter-street, 810 tact, carpentewe-47; eqlsatled only by the exemplary helm% lour of every Officer and an d S. Poe4ck, and H. Hasher u , es Farm and Hatellea„, men under Its command. . i green, Hertfordshire, fannen-l e ijoberta and W. Hill, !Ivo. I have the honour to be, &c. ford, brandy-merchants. . . P. C. DURHAM, Rear-Admiral. I -...-..0.0a—:. r .:. J. W. Croker, Esq. , 4. aritar7. Dispatch from lined Ihireherlb; *tied Troyits, February ....„ , • • ..• teti. .4v Inters.-The army ander-the immediate orders of Prate* •• eehe sattrifficee ha. aontinned -the movement, the details - glifeal • II: V 1 hid% 1 had the honour of tralisiuitting to . you to the last the f abstractions • Your (ederal dapitch. • • • .. , Die Prt' Roval of Wirtecriberg summoned the Centinatela nt the purpose of , of Sens, on, 11th. to eirren4...r ; upon the refusal of that 011 i. .Roe k and II fir. the aides of the place were forced, and after considers - aea la there? bto retie ' the toe n 994 S taken. 1 Tonne,' Pe e Royal afterwards directed ha force on Pont-ear- I i l l l i g g h h t t' et w an i lm e nY 1 men of esoll Tonne,' ' whettee he has marched 'spoil stray. 'On 91b, at nicht, a repurt wits receive:l from General Major Preset; i t Witte • els, aaMery. that Yetetiox wesnacepied by *conga- f body of Intasim floral; &tree arenen, mill that Bonaparte was there is per about Melee' tsssn. Prince Schwartzenberg procetalel himself the very next I !took ; teen slasatterecograritte Nogoa , and make a inovement upon it cal- ed end • - talleed to attract the attention of the enemy. and serene; tr.... . .Oa the 9thaGeiteral Count Hardegg had attacked the rear- 1 , of which hiattee . a Cleild - of the ertemy, in a pesinot betsteen fannies and St. tit- 1 had tharettee. ire, and had driven it wills soine loss towards Sweetie Prince 1,415 t and /OW St•hwar zenberg upon his :arrival near teat town. directed an- 1 1 purpose of , Other :Meek to be made turn this rear-guard, which occupied some attemea it Wnsititin hetweeu 'Harney, St. Stettin, and Macon. General , ttere repulsed Ilerd.*); attacked open the rued totter& St. Aubin, theadvasice I At day of funeral General w ittgenstria upon the road to Mariety. The enemy 1 company Was driven from his position, and forced to retire into Nogent. 10011. being (:onnt Itirdegg persued trim into that towsetuaffsateblished ; very heavy sunsets sunsets on the - 10A in a part of the place. 1 der Lientenaut-Colone fieneral Viattgeiistein was ordered to assemble his corps near , above Black loint-stir-Seine ; General Wrede to ads mice from Nogcat to- while ; es ms *Ards Bray. ' below v •In conprqueni•e of thew movementa the enemy abandoned : fay that nog, the left of the Seine, and destroyed the brides over that • its landhtg Its riser. ! tended. tkough , In pnrsuance of Prince Si•hwartzenberg's directions, General • Captain Bridge - .ddntirally-01Pre. Feb. 26. Wittgenstein M ss shre ds croi ' ed the Seine, near Punt. Gene- ' river. , Copy of a Letter from Captain !anodes, of his Majesty's Ship 41 tare& has re-eseildished the bridge of Brae, hay mimed:a l'he Kate Pyramus, addressee to Admiral Lord Keith, and trainmitied part ut iiis force on the tight bank of that river, and has directed ; coma:eked ! by his Lorthatie to J. W. ('raker. Esq. it totter& Proving. a ..' - lin grea t force, and very stmagly pasts •erg I • . His Majesty's Ship Pyramu s, Feb. Is. I'd y Lore, -The French awivatecr schooner let Viner i es •Gen. Bianchi is marchina tiptar Montcreati ; Gen. Gyulay will arrived' oil the gromed, the whole were shortly engaged. late ! s e a port him ; the remainder of Prince Schwairtzenberg's artily.; enemy•butinatieed his positioll with very comideataleathatataaa L'Orient, of 14• guav a and 9,,inen, was ruptured this d a y by will be assetneled on the left of the Seine. i foi seete time ; bet such was the spirited and deternianalled- t h e e r i eate un d er my command. , Your Lordship it ill already hive been informed that Bona- ; ranee of • s sa e t roo p s , that lie was at length compel , .thative She "i s only two mouth; otf the stocks, five days out, and has . a Al- taken nothlag. parte marched with a considerable portion of bit army against '. way, was, driven through bit batteries, in whieh . • the:edfalt Wader Me orders of Marshal Blocher . Yoe. a ill be ', minden-three 12-portodena, and woe 9-putiader, . sea . • •-.." I. have the honour In be, &e. acquainted with the result of his operations. I fear ther have 'in the town of Buffaltie, about two miles distant ale here I . •J. la. I). DUNDAS, Captain. Rightlion. Admiral Cord Keith, K. B. been, los certain degree, unfavourable to the Allies: 'These . .., showed a large body of infantry and cavalry, and attempted to Tea paration of the army of Silesia from that ender th e orders o f i oppose our advance by the fire of a field-pieee,. posted on 1,4 ~• . .- c _ ay .._ It. d 4. I 8 4 . 5 4 4 I 41 s. d 3.• i l 4. B a. Prime Settwartzenbeig a isaikely to follow fitralbeefforts o, i assighl, which commanded the road ; .but finding this ineffectitat,' ~ . Booripaite. I _be fled itt all directions, and betaking himself to the wooas, • a".. lala sa RV' 'PROM OTION S. . With a view, however , of stopping the purstda of any advain alurther runlet was useless. •Ile left behind him one 6-pautider • • , • „ tiffs he may ' Have gal led , Prince Stlow:trizetberg has den t a s . broas field-piece, and one iron 18, and one iron 6-eciundea, . - 7 - ' 1r nr-0 fief, Feb. 26. Lady Frances Wilson, daoglster of the Bak' aff e l mined to carry the carps of Generals Wrede and IVittgeristel . i which fell into our hands. • 2d_ Beeline/tett 'Life Guards Liantenant William ',twelve to ! and of the Prince Royal of %a irterribergato l'rovins and Villas . 1 theia proceeded to execute the ulterior object of the expie-ali. ne aptaso of a Troop, by purekase, vice Whines, who re- , Aylesbury, has, it is said, lately bad a va WW.4 sax. The corps orßosslan reserves - will he, placed between., tiou. and detached Captain Robinson, of the King's, with two ,tiers i i estate left her in Hampshire , producing upatie#ile • Alert;Negetit, mud the wholeanny will stand s in Italica compatite e to destroy the two schooner/sand . sloop (part of the ' Cornet atal Sub-Lieutenant , (a Barton to be lieutenana , by Per. 30,0001. per annum, under very extraordltintt the clinch atm . "; she It•ft-at Mottleseau, walla Carps et lane., eattny's lake squadron), that were on shit:tea little a w the , vans apse Vitiation saaels• to pea( fdriatira. if n ecessary , upon. town, With the stores they Nei on Imard. which he efiectitallv ' Na csr..s4 (l . ;reev e a s en tie i r s 'a vi ••:a l e re4 t.' i o r r eli ne • t and Sub•Lientenant, by peas; COMStaneet, and from a very eceentilc octane tif Me resit ofiloitioattel present 'atm af . ope,eitlatis, or within ennopleted. Theo• r e acts to pfatact - the movements of Peace enbe rg ' s lea ill, and :hew - a • I name of Wright, who ,died in an obhcure lodgisig•in. aum(aioic nw•fitri oftlre Sahite tawarl • r untainbleau. der quantitie Ilooourable Thema Seta .4, leo, on Monday, the 14th instant. On her Lady. Renner I,aaa•aask ea it iaa at . corps of cavalry, occupies Se- not th e mean- of r ut parchese, vice Sotheby, , ! Salute. - Plancy is occupie d - byte detachment from die corps of estally estattmed i "ace. ird Stevens. from the firth , s ring informed . of. the' legaty l and of the mune (A tha -testator, she replied it mottle t mistake, and tie riberve: . tibeeveaing it w 3! / / . tea ' the filer , to be, &c. . Strue.illsw--1 ; ,have Oundits. deceased. s .• e . diculed the intelligesce,es she dirl , oo,know any gets. • 'Rail, Lieut..Gol. 63d Me e t . : dawn the lira! to eorge Prevost, Bart . .ram 'Ver a lttebt lino,. the Viretaust Castlereagh, , 1 laragoars. tinder rj:harks Gamma-appoint- • tlenutwe the name. Mr. Archdeacon Pott„hewetery .: ' ' 7 ' :4 4fitoe. tbc-: - .4 .0 . sea nem. 'la ' haws t;reen.. Bart. from . cagattopon her Ladyship, assuring her of thecorreci. - -:, -,.--.--......, _ illy upon ( 4, 4, 4 1 _,42y hr i ts li on , d e _ .• nessiif the statement. The person till: the deeeaiedi Irtlietrill'lMPatittard nurgherAr, 4 tiated sfograt, i bee. malty dr , eallett, the eitemi 1 - a Werthen described to her, and she at test recollected;' °J. -., . 1 4 161 ,' Web. iti. - r ais s ! a re r giii , poisaa ar d a o r t rn h a n eo t n he l . ; that k answered. that of a gentleman • whom she c.a • tante"! harathe he addressing yon last night, a report a--,aaa to ''9_s()o ta co Lae eerie recta .el by 'Prltice Sehwartzeitherg from General 1/e- imagane: from the ' sidered to ,be a foreigner,. who weals co nstant fro& hitch, containing the satisfactory intelligence that alarstial tr y , being mostly atopher Chyle ne, from the i , . (Rester of . clue Opera, ..and • who annoyed ber , er- Ylacher had repul.cd the enemy that was snoring aga i nst ai m a taprecisely ; the . :surge Prevost, appointed ; been able to make beyond Etoares. 1 fragilely there by constantly staring at . her. To •sa.. rift:end Debitch wa- qtreadv in comminiention with Marshal 'Wye great sat e ti r t es. fa tl et l i a o .. ii i i r n oo stab a ttne. euo . . . S, en onto, aieteetiantaieneral s•onion Driontroned. from the '. tisfy herselfes lo Mr. Wrightbeing the sesste•persel . aed A oluntter maitre; but 1 moat NI-licher, and at the time his dispatch eas dated, entertained no whol e °f la e . , Stle Foot, to be Coliew4, vice Grosvenor, appointed to the ;on learning ; that his Corpse was not yet interred, sit t particularly mention she steadine-s and bravery _of the King's • tamale o f enemy's retreat. coannand of the tisth Foot, ' . aaa" 1a consequence of this information, Prince Schwartzenberg Bala:tient, and 89th light infantry. They were most gallantly I STA} F. . i went to the lodgings red saw - the body ) when she re. bat. suspended the operation, the detail of which 1 transmitted to led to t he at tac k b io y sa la y e , utenant-Caeonel Ogilvy, of the Rine' s, . , Blajor- General George Aireaa of the Bth Foot , to be Quarter - ': collected the features of &a face to be the same with rum. Lordship in ray last dispatch, and will resume the offensive , w' eived a severe wound, which will, Master. General to the Foreesserving in Ireland, vice Major- I those of the person who used to be conetsintly look ( 1 4 1 movement, hefore in progress. fora time, deprive the service of a very brave and intelligent 1 vice. General Sir George Murray, employed upon =alter see- v The head - quarters will this day be removed to Bray. ; Officer. After Lientettant•Colonel Ogilvy was wounded, the i t at her at the Opera; but she never, •to her ku ~, The corps of Generals Wrede and at ittgenstein wilt advance command of the re intent devolsed on Captain Roblu.sou. whted To be rra ,Assistant-Commissaries -General to the Fames- ! a r d o r , Saw him on any other occasion nor did stir 'i bv a thug i s towards m e w,. ° men d Bi anc hi vi m pus h upon by :every judicious movement to his right, with the 3 battalion ... Lionel Davis Gent. • Affieck Moodie. Gent.; !Mittel Cairn-, 9 the road towards Fontaiubleatt. , companies, made a considerable impression on the left of tbe Coat.;.- ...111 enemys position. J- 1 • ' Planner , r, Geo. ; Charles William Beverley, know his name Or 010 he was: Theileceased watt* m a j or ~G enta ; William a ,Cord.ea.ux, Appleton, ; Geo rge . llaull, Gent,;_ sl. constant attendant at St. Martin's. Church, but had r . [The conduct of Lieut.-Cah. Gordon and Elliot, Is h ere men ti o ned i t , terms r.rnesr r. 7 .1,. twat. ; roue Appleton, G en t . , Pe ter Da•i , , Copy of a Dispatch from the Right ° Honourable Frederick Ro- Friend. and several other °Seers, no regular pew; he occasionally gave the pew-opener a 4, bingos to Feel Bathurst, dated London, Feb. 24 , of distinguished approbation. ] Gent.; Witham Downs, twat. • nod John Lane. jun. Gent. MT linen,-1 have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, I i tie t thse a ret ,„ „f t h e kitr e d ivona d e at. an d & s i ng , an der To he Paymaster of a Itecattiting'llistrict-Bartholeinew Nan- ',shilling, and at Christmas he always give beta golny!,4 - - that 1 left Chatillon on the night of the 18th inst. on my way to the ordnance captured at Black hock and Beffaloe. •- ~ gle, Esq. vice Maxwell, dismisseil the service. In his till he left a legacyl - of 10001. to Archdeacon England. Having been detained for some hours at Troyes on 1 have Hie honour to he, &c. a GARRISONS. • . . Lieutenant-General George Benson to be Governor of Duncan- Pott, the Rector or St. Maitises,; . as a, mark of his 1 . the 19th. 1 there received information of some events which had s ; .e. n eagle- G en, ..-rammencr. • P. RI. A LL, Major-Gewalt i occurred. of a date later than that of the dispatches of which I General Total of Kilted. Wesinded, and alissing-4 ladlatelal non Fort, vice General Ralph Dundee, deceased, approbation of a Sermon he heard him preach. The was the bearer. It appeared that on the 16th or 17th (1 believe .. 3 serjeants, 105 rank and file. • 4 Archdeacon bad no knowledge Of Mr. Wright . ifs the lattt•r) , the corps of Count Hardegg and Count Thorn ( A us- . Officers Wounded-Lieut.-Col. Ogilvy and Lissa. Vallefk 414 11 ISIENIORA.NOUSI. restle). and the Gweacks under Count Plain e - , had succeeded . . v.. - . Tbe.Commissions of Officers promoted to the Brevet rank of I also left the following legacies :—IOOOI. to the Loral the Kings regiment ; Capt. Fawcett; of the 10Jdreetspeat in capturing laoutniableate where they took one General. some s, • 1 Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors is the Army, as stated in the I Chancellor , 40001. to the Countess of Itosslynl: '. Capt.. Sercos, of the Volunteer Militia. a . • e wane, and several pritioners. CM the rith, Bonaparte, I f A statement o f the or d nance taken i s g i ven in die ,Platy oft Gazette of the 2bih ultimo, are initedatell to '26th December, and 40001. to the Speaker of the I - louse of Commons.-' (who, ill the adviutee of Prince L i o n s iterate tbr d isma tekes. a lBl3. the. Seine. ha Idr Wed from his operations against Marshal • Li w i ron, D ace ae , um, ! The Commi 'lnns of the undermentioned O ffi cers , as stated in :He had no more knowledge of any . ef these distin. Blucher) fell, with a very considerable body of cavalry, the Gazettes of 92r1 Jannary mitt Ist February, 1814, arc gu i s i le d a in sa I Ste,- Aceording to yeti!. inetenetions, 1 crispest the river this ' characters than he - had of Lady - France t)e a•lyanced guard of Count Wittgen.stehas carpe at Nangis, al:erest undennettlianed .:- morning, iinmediatel. after the advisor', wider Got. Murray, . ..-. o ft , under the comfit:ta of Cm( i nve nts , This advanced guard,a . .elf:tit (tos a 4th 't oot, to I tch December, 1813. Wilson. The remains of Mr. Wright were interred NOW( over i the . • lead • I • •th ti Royal Scuts and 41st regiments, accom. as tech consisted of several regiments of cavalry, stay (haven, marched „„, u.,;,... Surgeon IVieson's, and Assistani-aureeon tterdieer. iif la root on Tuesday last , iii his. family vitett it Destine. punted by a large body of Indiana ., and i . ~ . , , . .. a ,ti nit hark, aMt emeiderable lies, both of men and artillery, and 'Harris ; burgeon W eoper s, of ( oalia ream Guards; aneatta ton, e hlth the enemy had, however. abandonerl upun ow wa. ' • Friday a shocking accident happened at Somers' Prince Schwartsenherg determined to withdraw thegoon Good's. asid essistant-Surgeou 'f ) udal's, of ad Foot Town, in g reaser ' preach, leaving behiad him a Pt and six-pounder gun, wino i part of his army across the Seine, lie still, however, occupied Guards, to sth Dec. 1813. town, in tle ami Vlf'lof Mr D Fch G . Upre.s a ren eu travelling carriages, and every thiug complete. 1 foetid an the i the bridges over that river at Alonterekti, Bray, and Novena, i • place a considerable numbeyor small ants; some anstrunition. - —enew--- • tleman, residing there . Mr. Dupree was teaching lit the morning of the 18th the two former post, were attache / i awe barreh of powder, and alio a quantity of flour aliskAting, with consider:olle vigour, but without effect; and the Male , . a e d i eve , was . ) barre l s. a regret t h e tamps had 'sok • t i n . ea . ; BaNKRUPTCI FS SUPERSEDED. his son, a boy about thirteen, the manual elerciset Ittiyal of Vs it enlarge, alto commanded at mmilerean, not only foroteity of comity in contact Is ills the enemn iss .. l"srpota. iT. Taylor. Kiugston upon-Hull, timber-merchant. with a fowling-piece belonging to the master or the • i La. wolmi,:uc, of Burrow's-buildings, Christ Chneele and repulsed three attack- made up him. but , took bath prisoners v i ttee a they „ out , ' I .„ acquire d your falls a ppr house w here they lodged ;on giving the word fire, •.,.... !E. woodgate, jell. Upper Ground-street, Surrey, timberener. the and cannon. late, however, in the evening, the attack was re- I 1 have the howler tu t ee, &e. youth not being aware the piece was 'loaded, Sewed, with increased force. and the enemy finally succeeded i (Signed) •• la BiALL, Majoseareemet cliants• in driving the Prince Royal acrdsi the river, and premed him sal ea rata rs la d e BANKRUPTS. pulled the trigger, when it went off, and lodged its JCL ruipalOtt , .T.. leveret ,. that lie heti not time to destroy the bridge. Ho retired , ' • •^ I a W. Cele. sen. and Waitsle fun. itrultora.Wiltshire, clothfen, • * . ; March ri. at thee SW;I3 inn, .4rue.ford, ‘liltshire. 18. April 9, . intents , small. shot, In the back' of his 'sister a in the direction of Bray, and it was understood th:it the enemy I' . - r osse.-- I passed a ennsideratee part of his army aeries the river. The re. ~ , ... Ar'othaity-fUlice. F....h.et. , • a t the Castle and Ball Ina, Bath . Attoanies, blessr - . Chislert • child younger than himself, who was standing near us tot this all induced Pi iuce Schwartzenberg to withdraw I . t, aseire ea three letters received Ned& Office. from abeataAd- a nd They, Frame, Suinenetsisire a and Messrs. Bridges, Red : the spot,. She continues in a very dreadful state. the grand urns from their advanced vitalism twos the Seine,aod ' MIMI Dillnun t7ornuresoder•iw.Chlef of his •Mreta's 'ships Lionemenre: I understoot that bis hearaqnartees were to be established at • led vessels et de Leeward llitaeacip/Ortwe# -to siiimilitisen..- - ,,iki-.4.1my0u. Purtsral.baberdasher; hlyrch 3. 12. A prat 9, a An ewe belonging ti Air. Thompson, of ifoobant. Troyes in the night of the 19th. ; Crater, Esq. , I 'O u ildhAll. Attorney, Mr. Bader, ' AYe etarhehtne. hills --wax lastaweek deg Clot , or the•pnow at Holbura • I have the eterfaction of acquainting your LerdShip, that on : Venerable, at Sea, Dec. 91. 1819. t, - to Gigney, Kent-road, baker . , March 1, 12. April 9, at Gonad-Grange, after having been thitte o twenty-one dWYS# the mo reing of the amh, I had an opportunity of seeing the ° Sta„-1 lava to atemaint you, foe their Lordships in hall, Attorney. Mr. Wiliont Greville- street. I tuttua-gardea• when discoveredi air was aitratnely weak end tee ' whale. of Marshal Blucher's army re - wafted , and on its march to . tion, that in the execution of s my orders, the Venerable fhls P. Mitchell. bash. perfumer. March 14, 15, April 9, at the join the greed army. It was moving upon the high road to day captured the li'roach letter of marque brig La ;dal tar Ge yhound Inn, Bath. - Anomie , . hi. ease .Wattst Son, and able to rise ; -but is will) 'carrincery•xo recover. - • Iroyes ;, and the hold of the return') tens near Ards-stir-Aube, ; 164 teas, pierced for eaTuruer, liath ; and Messrs. Netitersole &MI Pitfalls latletaffeeets ' guas..lest • mounting (may -14, la-elf between set:Weiland twenty English miles from Prince Schwart. ' of which had been thrown 'overboard in the chic!. She left A poor wooed b4lollgitigiiretie44lWll,lllP of Low.. Strand. . • • zomberg's head-quarters. After the severe action in which this Bounteous bye days sine.e, bouud for .New York. stab a carp f 1... H 4 rat, Hiuldersfield. merchant, March Ia• Ith April •%. .. . Worsall, in the North Ititfrog • of' YorkShtre, web' inn-nap:treble army had recently been engaged, it as a matter composed of silks,-wines, and other articles of merthaudige :at the Rose and Crown. fledtlerstield. Attornies. Messm labiay poisoned be drinkiega glum of ram mad water .' of issue gratification to me to observe the admirable coudition 6-4 persons were found on board. 10 of whom are atamengers ; Sabine and I .C1V1.14, Cannartheteetreet, Lledrontaiquare ; and air. i it* had been 'ailfumid 5 - of the troops composing it, who amounted to nearly sixty thou- this is the era time of her baying been at sea. Shelia fine new s ett l e , Halifax. Oto•-at It t too e lectoraft• Nand men.. i vessel, capper-bottomed, aeorsailliso well that 1 taieberpader T. Taylor. flparktbrd. Satnerse&lire, farmer, March 4; ..t.- • dila% i The anfastniialai omit**. eittenti - In' ell: '•, 1 have the honour to be. &e. I erotectiuu to Ilarbadoce, fur asautlication. ~ . i 14, April 9, at the Greyhound inn, Bath. Attorniese If- Krueithingi agonies tilif•the 'l9thi ' vilest Ise i diedeaw i A F. ROBiNSON. ' 1 have thebonour be, &c. ..., ..___,; *Mews. Shepherd, Adlisgton, sad_ Airegory. iiedford-roetp le P. C. DIAKICAM, itaan-nwummo. and Mr Sheppard. Bath. '. • •• • rSfrotor enspidirin - Of tlik ovirdell :aitilitmiliri Oite ( kil - Fnst-Smithfield, d tah 1, a, April 9, et • 'onay.hom she had thaeldey filleted leteftlikieWilfhils i l - - Si.lue, • - 4taisileptalskcentleil.so- . ...',,,..4i":;rty tad! ,- - /T v '' , ' In; a eat ' a eal • -"----- • • 4 Me. r ia V 49 It•P M . ... “ , • hcrchvber., m eso n Phi al' s ') gottataiiikat, - arch _,_ emitted io the Uri - utty,p(Vueb tkil . s erabT ate hi l'Otr' in ISt sic f. :111., .... , , ... +Me &Alp CLAISICIi. •• • : • , ' ••• '• 4 ,_ win. null" niaestdr, Oxen. carriers 4001 , ' ;AWL 'Creation; tienicesterskire, fawner ; Jobn Penn litlr / ti testate t -9teptwn Citlielliaaltreientonaer. C 'Bennet John' Bswlea, •Neweeteeinatketa - audit ~, 'Bennet Barton, of sama.oama eveatrYOMlMma a a,: 41 .1 1 1010 Sitflllllll4o 4 "tlettt 4l4 en, Middlesex, in :' a • • ;: 17 ,, Attornies, Mr. I„„„of,, t h,,,,r,woort4naliddloatotl Malette - J :- '• $ '' " It laltdr- 1. r i ne -read. Scary. enotsealbaief a•afi ilaalleeHleflar tail tailaall ' a i Boot ulna litilbakii, Middlmtat, lemma ; Theta• elatter , lartnike 1 • • l 1 1 curetiliOUSt, Ne#llll.6.thilithiet;" ' ' • . 19, !liar. • • '!5,,,Fe.7. nil •., :nio !):•Jeltil l CLARKS.' •• ( 3,4:1-_ ILA .....›..... _..2_,....31..a..-2_ L1.,..:•_. , .---_.iii- ...4- 4 ...----A0 1 .3•:; 1)tr....1,1A13.1.141 4 ::..eri01tr0 it n*- Pualished he D; klotitop Ire, Lit LI t: 1 sl% OfrVit 11,..61, Fleetatrect. 3. W. Croker, E-q. • E. in- The Average Price of SUGAR, at the Wee 2,111111114 2 1 414 23, is Pi's. '2O. per Cwt. Average Prices of COttN of ENGLAND and 1111:11411. irtik , quarter, from the Retort:, ending Feb. 19:— . Wheat. • Bye. ' Barley. Oats. Beau J 114100..) s. d. s. d. st. d. s. d. s. Al, 8. - 4. 4 - 76 9 47 2 39 5 26 6 54 2 W 1 i t.. Xi . 0.,, Average Prices of BRITISH CORN, ittSCOTtANW the Quarter of eight Winchester Butkau-tulmil Al • 801 l of 12 Alts. Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks ii . preceding Feb. 15 : , . Wheat. 1 Rye I Barley. 1 .01t*. 1 itesilak, !Neel Oafs. .41 0 44 4l 4111 , I Ail IL►tharst, &c. etc. &c. COLONIAL. DAPARTMENT. DOW N ING-STREET, Fre. Y 4, 18L [Letters to Gen. Drummond transmitted by Sir Fort Niuptra„ Sun,—ln obedience to your Honour's comm.-outs, direell to :nisch Fort Niagara trills the advance of the right. I re deed upon nttemptlngh surprise. The, unmotencert on the lank, ut nod the whole were landed three miles from, the Fort early on morning, in the following order of attack t —advanced oar otbaltera, teo rank and tit: ; grenadirrs, 106th royal ortit;ery, with grenades ;5 rum panfaiilooth re, der Lieut.-G I. I lamlltost, to assault the main rate, a tie works adjacent a three companies of the lOath if tier Capt. Manila. to storm tote eastern demi-balm wi*the gremuliers, SCUI4, were- rected tack the salient angle of the fortification, and the " pnnien of the. 4 rep:kneel were ordered to snpitort pot aigack.: Ench party was pro - aided With sealing__ arts. 'I have great satisfaction thitequaintrng yo Ho ur, 'the fortress we, carried by assault in the inset -ra4Ms . watiner,Afrer ashort-hot spirited resistance. .Ti [Here fallow efleoMitlMll upon the eaedect'qf 1 liainilson., and several other o ffi cers.) •• Oar lan:e eatisiited of about five hawked mak, _ sexed it 4 return of our casualties, and the csearyl4llllllll,lllll ' ch 5, •ltie- 1 1 0, *lpue 1 Ningarn Frontier, Fort Beth , 1, 1814. have4lte honour to repirt to you, that My to :lions contained in yoor letter of the • alt. and nut Order of dsat day, to pass the river lagnra, for se of matins, the enemy s force, coil at Black Ballarat, and. tarrying into executiois other, s. in mentioned/ I croAed are-river in.. folio* !h four - companies of the King ' s re. • and' he !ratty of the 89th, under Lieut.-0)10 . 1, ; /50 eltt . ar. eslist reg' mot, and the grenadier of e , viler esul - ; . tort her with about X/ militia v teats. rottriss warrior s ".. The troops compl 1 • . rive' of the cleek, nearly two mi! ' . Blic a NOM 'infantry of the. 894 being lo" nee. Pur- -1 captured the greater part of a piquet of Om eneisy„ , A the bridge over the Costguichky Creek; the boded* hid-been looseaed, and were ready to be Itikeried of, teen time givra fax k. 1 lamella/4y established the 011'h grenadiers, in position beyond lite bridge, for the st perfectly securing its passage. The . elemys . ,uthdt. • slots during the night upon this advhsked t mirsitiottfilt 4 s abed with loss. - .break I moved forward the King' , regiesrit and 401 of the 89th leading. the 4lst and grenadier+ , ZstiAlle ig in reserve. The enemy had (}}Usk law (sprat& 14 y the of cannon and ransketry on kise!Boylo liessri v ads- tenaut-Colonel Gordon, who vaplie deist et to labd at , lack Rock, for the purpose °C horal A ..posilitra, • dscrold be attacked In front by the iron leaded everal of the boats having grounded:: sorry Ito sginseat towered some loss, and war not to , in sufficient time to folly - accompltslyt jeelr ! bough covered by the whole of nor field- , stoOr i Bridge, which were placed on the opposite :of thst • I ses and 89th haying in the mean time gainederhe town, 01 a very spirited- attstek a p uu the enemy, who were Force. and very strongly posted. The reserve being )11'h ~,r/ ...lo town itself (the iuhabirtote having. pritviouslf tt al iis Uricres. (Ulu: tu be tornetani N bule of the public store's, eontaislins cutto?.. • e'lase, vice Hartien. s of cl.nhing. spirits, and flour, whirl t had :!lst &minter* of F4Ol Guards, The 1 canve..iug away, were rhea set on Fee, tin* ;. alma . Bathurst to he Ensign, withou las Kas also the village of Black [(tick, ow ". Athose aPpolintnent has not taken pi i evacuated. lw obeetietive to sour further lie:. Bth Regiment of b ore , Cene } rid 'alw:i IBilt Ditto, Limit( (lateral Sir ( 14 • directed Littateitant-Colottel Cionton to move Foot, to be Colonel, vice; (e l 1 Fort Nitaara,• with a party of the 19th Light Nikita Lisle, a detachment of the Rd ;*Scots, : the 7i:a root; to . coL;net. sir Live, it eitnotentr, war tiearrtirtio remata cuter rd to the common 'of tht. 97 1 b Wet' In WI (Tonirev; alitehha has 41.0114 avh, _..)&b..tAPinientriarsit l' one. From eveffiliseCertint I havehera t=r • ‘ 111... "W ' 44 4 ..., rfraltercl, el y's fore° opposed to us was nut , less thai trent - •,„„reas ( 2,d- z , •• -: *"" '• _ i; their hiss lu killed and wounded, k utd.,,P 3 ineto; ' lelalielarnell i Pat Too 1 ree to 409: but from the nature of* uti- . 97th Fonts tmbn. '' acl, vice Stevi covered with wood, it is ditlicult to - bse ail ' nuutd of the tart Foca. same reason will account for our not jug :14i It Ditfie; tieutenant.drneral Chris e a greater number of prisoners than 111„ 1 4401 , F0u1t, to .be. Cotothiloiitte.Sir 4 : to the cumin:trot of the WO Pout. (lion in statinr to too the #pod conduct littthe IST.k 1130.^ f.' Infl.ti,t_f r.nprfal nor J. W. Croker, Esq. •- M. Levy, Last-Srnithtlelti, dra4 Mnreh 1,5, April 9, ' • • • .. _-' ._ Guildisall. Attorney, Mr. lia r Mewls , s teels , Marks, M. Ma • V encia difa s at spa. Jae. 1%/110 4 . Axe. 14. 9,t,-1 have the satilf4Ction offoStior. Slatillior/slp 11 1,__,..0t00r J. Kidd, Ilolbeck, Yorkshire, diaticsiserchaat. Merit, . 0 . 1 ! a A. M. the Cyaue tuadrithatidltalgottX+SPHlß a woli°n°'''l Id, April 9, at the White Horse floret; tAelley-Alk . tibtni ~ : (1 7 :T irrot.c r e :rl i ti .. uni. e . tail, 7r a h . ich we: it t nta f etl ib iate4 o ill the Ndo vis44: 4o l6o ; 441,. hatd o l os h; . l: to p m esa aurivt ge k:i r o.ein Ler rapi d .A . and very sutwriorsajling of the Vessemid_ n e ' , • to eine_ ' 1 ad:l,Am, Tiehborne-strret, . Piccadilly, hilperdikshl up at lingua. a of eta is r. t La rsto G l ull. I :A ‘ i ti g t 4 o i nte igil yk .P ::ll:: , l o Pulp army " the -Crute far astern, On flotsam up.seilit doe lessialtdolost Oar. Aidemente-street. le embarkation Is' iglu MO3 tee dayk to dissiusishither etaloursl, dote& of tiev- It. Price, Ilegencv-ipilacejlbtetfl4lllclllll",suriteon, Mai of the troopi :l in . her the eu „ e „ henorle r , n 6 Noetti p m ik ar ca t in4 jl i Amilost her 5.12, Apra 9 , a t °aft... Atibrialy4hllllr.Vi a tdirsifaVel the fittli.o in I , at ic4 . 40 sullen .4 . 0 hut the evaserstatuprer rrtarocifaliblighttolF Tancefi Ana l. ", :Ito order the guns to he °petted. , ell would bear_ woo Ms . s i c,,,,a , wi n . eiv n1,•41 arch " h t re g i t ielli l!t the enemy immediately put_ his 4041 *P. and. JIWITer idi soil, 12; A ptil 9, at llataa " r soulti I re gimen t , 1m- ' laid us ou board, for wh-. reoppritts4se has ***01 011 : 211 Wit sok street. c, and escalade ) .._, •• 1 ' •1; _ils41 1.0 1!) lit ea. itift '..e . r • .•• ~ i verily . i , •0. Riellhon,.,..,WelEAdrillet,_ , IllantsirelekaiA L N•• ' reg ime ,,,l."2", 1, The promptttode with viddits-Cppesla Worth rel./led the a t. m at i.j l l2, .4 All at b u ltdb i tti. Alt tin eg, , al l l'n I. r e ..7.; . terlet ph Wool., "go owt Aestrooriskshoot than the :with, antiPloothe .onsW - sAisildioN4,•TemAit r l, . r .. ....! n '''' ' "'".itwhich he passed his soost.iihw they Wow" s frigolsttowsh. t 1,), ~..41 10 %.1 4 044 g ati g pla i cootareferriito, oripmerwilashlit l he dank eons- , , i down her ensiapp, ....• • • L ._ _,,_ ' 29, Avcil_P, At the Glo Tavern, Liverpool. • Attorniss.,l ''' i r t i the P rd uad l " - I I liar squell piers. in naming the petty Aden Imo atm., c lo i a t eri aloe bu 1, mom. wiritei . 14 • ri . tow;ix , w a irioto dtegs r, that i ti t s ed the ' ese yes * ft• Ws' °CO ll4l l l k l *4lo' 4 11 Plirta PPIILi .10 f:* , : ;: . ,S; I) IL 021.114 3 . .*. i i , f......i:1t ct I,‘i .- • i 1.,- It W her, and 'Uteri.% aster's-tirtepri mot . Mr,.araiMpt Id- , ~ DIMEND9. • ..! '• •? .` l*teldwi t 4lol2,4- shipman. irc-r! - Remit., Li re rponl, merchant—March., • - . - •r't-•• ~ P . . • ' 4**A2Cl ...' 11 5 i ' t t 11" 123 3 .1te5t Ibtlik Sen-hoilse, merchant —itlarchlO, L*141%0)10001' • • 4 •:' • ' ° 4 ' '-'''. ''' I; • 'fords, $74 'llials mimeo!' 2401 ei r h Wudelbaftwit',4 terliansiogrartr-•4oltron 19, 11...lameti. C iustt'illei—Aw- 'FOOl[ll4l4 lola* 'Jai laps ',Jhoa r street, bookseller—klatch it.% It. Wagon, Sundert.iiio, I) IllodPIIMIiWis:- 150 ;•100 1 14W. 4111.• \,.un an d r i t. 4 i l ll. ' • ' flume, sail-maker'-March 21i T. Pacry, Salford, Lancashi • ' -' 7 - • ...rr • _• • eottassaphsserl.+Marek 4 111t - *. d ad .J' Vanipl*.l'hut road, Bermondsey, nrevelmasse.4 . _ ddiO J. Or.a, ___..,n- , ...‘i lane, bomber—Nardi 1, W ton-upno-Wyo, fordokire, 2 narjoe-ewarr,—/Afnas 1 9 • 4 14.4),:10n. , ree p 0 „,..,,,..„,„*„ j W; New n CiOrterhitty l Sauthamtk, meeellant--iitailetV9,'l. Kaiinett aad'o.*P are eS CheapAde,lsatiers is M MarcC: iirliftetts- - d too reet, sent-garden, linen-draper-4 it roa. City -read_ jeweller—March 19, .1. Ole*, He , —ma rc h te: - 11 r. Wightmao, Derby, hosier-JApris V, •J. Toe:lnr, Surrey, primer-41pda 19, H. Wilma, 0 draper—March 19, J. SW**. Bouthalialinoni Maven 19, S. Samson, ciairt ir n ottrielown si.tui„l -rosa, mtc. r .:" :,",„„,_: _ . ,:.; c'J • -~ 1700■ 0 44t ;14 . : 1 ii*OFI Evic ffre. u re FOOrltEltssrET er , D oit in S. 416 n.. ti'l.l 0 Ic,r ar leie o 7 New. ,•itiltork;•Nittrt3'Spieintrin, R fr i kr for drbl Nt Nikeittleirek Pre**, 'or il4 1,0" 1 lOW A "CAC 011.10 1 1411- Pr tkit abbiat 111 1 1 4 1 1*1 our online in the inoruitur,: WEDrrokA O r Tftig' skip' Shw. ~~.. a;