The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-07 00:00:00

1r • z- Ova Ow LONDON GAZETTE, Oci. O. —o o l llo, —. Downing-Wed, Od. 6. A Dispatch, of which the following is a cbpy, has been received at F.arl Bathurst's Office, addressed to Ms Lordship by Lieutenant-General Lord William Beefiest. Palmas, Asir.3l. Kt Loan,—l (la myself the honour to enclose a copy of a letter addressed to me by Captain and Bri gadier Hall, the officer in charge of the army flo giving an account of a descent which he con• ducted on the enemy's coast, for the purpose of de stroying various articles, the contribution of Lower Calabria, which were collected at Pietm Nero, in order tq.be forwarded to Naples. The affair was well eel:ducted, and has been attended with com plete success. I have the honour to be, &c. To Earl Bathurst, dc. W. C. BENTINCK. ltltniaa, July 23. MT LORD,--I have the honour to inform your Lordship that sev e ral large armed vessels having as 'stabled at Pietra Nero, for the purpose of carry ing to Naples the contributions of Lower Calabria, in oil, silks, &c. I conceived it an object to attempt their destruction. For this purpose I selected three hundred seamen, and trained them to the manage ment of small arms ; and having received information of the enemy's being ready to depart, I left Messina with a light division of the flotilla, and landed near Pietra Nero : but the enemy having heard of our in tention were so completely prepared, that I found it necessary, after sonfe skirmishing, to re-embark.— The division of gnn -boats of Captain Natoli appear ing at this moment, I called them to pier assistance, and again attacked the enemy, who had now assem bled a very considerable force, consisting of the 3d Neapolitan regiment of the line, commanded by Col. Patris, a troop of cavalry and Polish lancers, the le gionaries of Pahoi, and all then armed peasantry of the vicinity ; independent of tile crew* of the armed vessels, each of which .had two heavy guns in her bow, - which tha t ) , fired, hoisting French celoure on our approach. Two batteries of three thirty-six pounders commanded the beach within a few yards. The quick and welt-directed ire of the gun-boats soon silenced the tre of the batteries, and under the cover of grape and musketry, I put on shore the small arm men, and about thirty of the foreign corps of marine artillery, who advanced in an admirable style against the enemy's line, and beat them up the bill, destroying a number, and making others prison ers ; at this time another division of seamen disem barked, and in a few minutes eleven large vessels, laden with silks, &c. were in flames, or blown up; and the guns in both batteries spiked and disabled. From thrOjiterent reports of the prisoners, there could not be less than twelve hundred men assembled at Pietra Nero, to protect their vessels, and the French General Mailhe, having had Intimation of our intention, had himself, on the day previous to the attack, visited the defences of Pietra Nero ) made the °Dicer commanding there acquainted with our object, and was himself on the spot during the attack. Yout: Lordship will therefore be able to form a judgment of the ardour and gallantry of our men, so very inferior in numbers, and having to act against a regularly organized body, no men could behave fetter than the saernon st the flotilla and the marine artillery on this occasion. Of the former, I regret to say that three have been killed and seven wounded ; of the latter two killed and seven wounded. Four officers and 36 privates have been made pri 'loners belonging to the enemy's artillery and 3d regi raent ; three ethe. s deserted to us from the enemy's ranki, and joined our men in the pursuit. Lieutenant-Colonel Lucchesi and Captain Nato li were very active, and Colonel Robinson played off Congreve's rockets to good effect among the ca valry. No damage has been received by the boats of the flotilla. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ROBERT HALL. Captain sod Brigadier. Toth' Right Rae. Lard W i n. Rentinek, Captain-Gen. Cos.-in-Chief. Two letters from Captain Sir Peter Parker, of his Majesty's Menelaus, one giving an accoaot of the boats of that ship having, on the 2d of September under the direction of Lieutenant Malawariag, brought out from the river Mignore, near Witte Vecchia, the St. Esprit, French letter of marque ) piercvd for 12 guns, but only two mounted. The other stating, that on the 4th, two of the boats 'ender M r. James Saunderson, master's mate, brought out from the entrance of the Orbitello Lake, La Fidelle, a government transport, loading with ship timber. A letter from Captain Shaw, of his Majesty's sloop Philomel, giving aa amount of his liaitiog, is the 24th of Augu.t, ran is shore a French polacre privateer, near Valearia, where she was burnt by the crew, on abandoning her. Returns received from GOAN Bathurst, of the Fame, and Captain Hamilton of the Termigant, of seven towers or batteries destroyed on the coast of Valencia, between the 14th and 211th of August, mounting together 21 pieces of onleance. - - - And a report from Captain Hamilton, of Ms having, on the 10th, captured two French privateers,' one of four and the other of three guns. Rear-Admiral Langhorne has transmitted to Sohn Wilson Croker, F.aq. a letter from Captain Sir Peter" Parker, of his Majesty's ship the Menelaus, ad dressed to Ceptaiii Sir Robert Lanrie, of the Ajasy giving an account of an attack made by him on a small convoy of the enemy, in the pert of St. Ste fano, in the bay of Orbitello, on the 10th of August , last. A four goo battery, which oommandtd the, right of the harbour, was gallantly stotreed and taken possession of by the marines, and two vessels in the port were carried by the boats, one of them, a brig of 200 tons, laden with timbers and beams for a line of battle ship, was brought out ; the other, a bombard, laden with naval stores, got aground and was scuttled. Captain Si r P e t er Parker highly com mands the conduct of all the officers and Men em ployed upon this occasion. The loss sustained by them, was one midshipman (Mr. George Thomas Munro) and one mama kill.!, and iv* asst ,wasaded. • ~ tit i'' Admiralty-Office, Oct. 6. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew has transmitted to J. Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Capt. Chem borlayne, of his Majesty's ship Unite, giving an account of the capture of three vessels of from 80 to 100 tons, on the MIL of June, in the small port of Molise*, near Otranto, by the boats of the Unite, Orlando, and Cerberus, under the directions of Lieut. td‘Dougall. A letter from Captain Hollis, of the Achille, stet tng, that on the 17th of Jely, the boats of that ship and the Cerberus captured or destroyed, off Venice, It sail of the enemy's trabaccoloes. A lettir from Captain Rowley, of the Eagle, re porting the capture, by storm, on the 20th of July, and subsequent destruction of the battery of Cape Ceste, in the Adriatic, by a detachment from the 35th regiment and a party of marines, under Capt. Ruther ford, of the 35th, embarked in the boats of the Eagle, under Lieut. Cannon; and the capture by the latter of an enemy's gun-boat on the •22d. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Od. 6, 1811. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards (Blue), Lientesaat John Tay for to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Capt. Honourable Charles Murray, from half-pay of the 28th Light Dragoons, to be ditto. William Hunt (irubbe, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bleocrowe, promoted. Henry Arthur hLsgenals, Gent. to be ditto, without purchase. '3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Quarter-Master Lane, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase. 4th Ditto, James B. Smith, Gent , to be Cornet, by purchase, I vice Falkincr, promoted. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, John Micklekwalte, Gent to be Corset, by purchase, vice Cobbold, protoused. JekOi Man ley Laments, (MM. ie be ditto, by purchase, vice Bridges, promoted. 10th Regiment of Light Dragooni, Amistatit-Sotren George Pardon, from the RB6 foot, to be Assitt%rgeon, vice Attle, who resigns. 1211) Ditto, Assistant. Surgeon Patrick Emma, the 2Sti Light ragoons, to be - Assistant-Surgeon, vice King, who resigns. 14th Ditto, Lieeteisaat T. Perronet Thompson, from the 7th Font, to be Liamermat, vice Shiel, who exchanges. 17th Ditto, Rialmrd Williogten, Gent. to be Cornet, without perches*, vice Orr who resigns. ' 23d Ditto, litopitaisliape James Mosat to ita Assistant-80r. gem', vice F4ta, appointed to the 14th Light Dragoons. Ist Regiment of. Foot ( - guards, Brevet Major Francis D'OVly to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. vice Ccl quilt, deceased. Ensign Lord Charles F itzroy to be Liet. tenant, vice Dl3) ly. Geut. to be EnsWo, vice Lord Charles F itzroy. 4th Regiment of Foot, Hospital-Mete James Smith to be As- Sarnono, vice Ke(lle, placed span half-pay. 7th Ditto, Ueoteannt Theohald Shit!, from the )4th Light Dragoons, to be Unttehent, vice Thompson. who exchanges. Lieutenant &Meet Garrett, from the Yd Garrison battaboo, I as be Lientenaut vice N') the, who exchanges. Bth Ditto, James ('hey, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lambe. deceased. 10th Ditto, Ritakird Lane, Geol. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Woodbeerry . appointed to he 16th Light Draw riater as, 11th Ditto. A rchd..le Ta 3 ler, Esq. to be vlce.Hasdy, deceased. 18th Dino, Major Edward Walker, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, leftist purchase. 234 1916111, First Lieutenant Richard Treeve. to be Captain of Compaoy, without purchase, vice Percy, deceased. Sc. cool Lieuteoant W. R. Lloyd to be First Lieatesant, vice Treeve. Volunteer Thomas Lilly to be Second Lieutenant, vice Lloyd. 9.94 Ditto:Frederick Bannatyne, Gent. to be Ensign, by par chate, vice Trevor, 'murned. 34th Ditto. Volunteer without purchase, vice Peacoeke, who resigns. 96th Ditto, Brevet- Major John Fox to he Major, without purchase, vice Smith, dead of his wounds. LieutenaatMagh Boogies. to be Captain of a Company, vice Fox. Bongo 11. Ormsby to ho Lieutenant, vice Douglass. -Mum, (lent. to he Eigglgo, vice Ormsby. 39th Data, Lieutenant T. II Meech to be Captain of a Com- 1 party, by purchase, vice Wilkins, who retires. Ensign Charles Cox to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Meech, promoted. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Mackerel to be Ca pt ain of a Company. vice demi', dead of his wounds. Emig' G. Newberry to be Lieutenant, vice Mackerel. 48th Ditto, Lieutenant John Allman to be Captain of a Com pany, without ' meekest, vice Turnpenny, who resigns. 50th Ditto, Muir' Gordon (gun to he Lieutenant, vice Helms, deceased. Quarter-Master-Serjeant -- White to be Ensign, vice Gun. SMI Ditto, Fanigo E. R. Northey to be Lieutenant, by par. chase, vice Ratcliffe, who retires. Gentleman Cadet beosie Moore. from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, with out runtime. vice horthey, promoted. 38d Ditto. lamella* Charles Chernel I to be Captainnf a Com pany, vice Blacken, dead of ha wounds. Ensign George Tyrrell to he Lieuteaant, without purchase, vice Rees, pro moted. Volunteer Mans atorpbet to be Ensign, vice Tyrrell. Volunteer -- - Kober, from the sth Foot, to be Ensign. without purchase, vice Balfour, whose appointment has not taken place. 61st Ditto, ?Ajar William ('err Royal to be Linde: gat-Co. Inapt. vice Barlow, killed in action. 634 Ditto, Edward Inglis, Gent, to be Ensign, by 'maws, vice Graham, who retires. 79th Ditto. Ensign Ewen Cameron to be Llentessat. vice Cal. der, deceased. Volunteer Jeremiah Balfour to be Ensiga, vice Cameron. lath Ditto, James Wright, Gait. to be Essiga, by partitive, vice Delme, promoted. 95th Ditto, Lieutenant Donald Cameron to be Captain of a 1 Company, vice Ferguson. demand. Boned Lieutenant L. F. Joneeto be First Unionist, vies Maselonnell, deceased. Ile. eond Lieuteoant T. T. Woolley to be ditto, vice Caseeree. W. G. Fitagetald. Gent. b be Second Lieutenant, vice Jones. George Coney, Gent. to be ditto, vice Wortley. 96th Ditto. Philip Jeoa,..Kaq. to be Paymaster, vice Wesson, cashiered. Royal Waggon Train Lieutenant Thomas Pardoet• be Captain ova Troop, eke Mika, deceased. Cornet Thomas Golding to ha Unitising. vice Dickens, deceased. Corset Meredith Josef to be di,tho i vice Parke. William Kingsley, Goat, to be Cornet, vice Gehitug' J4mss Track. Gent. to be ditto, vice Joao. 24_Gitensea MogiaSino..dasolsonot Gawp wytke, was meffb Fast, • be i.4euteomiat, vies Garrett. who exchanges. 9d Ditto, Car to a William Thorne, from half-pay of the Weigh Genius canon, be Captain of a Company, vice Li Grand, who =imago. HOSPITAL STAFF. Perverse William Jams, from half pin, to be Purveyed ta the Forces. themes Charlton Speer. Gast. to be Hospital-Mate tor General Service, vice Gardner, promoted. limas Heard, Geut. to toe ditto, vies Govest, deceased. The 1( leg's German Legion. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Col* Charles Tappe to be Lied teasel, vice Henget, killed ill CorneMilHam Fricke to he Attila**, wee Witzendoill, who nada the AdjutaNy may. Id Regiment of Dragoons. Cornet Robert Droege to be Lift. tenant, vice Seger, promoted. Id Battalion of Light Infantry, Captain rktlef Gerber, from the sth Bamboo of the Line, to be ittkior, vice Halkett, pro moted in the 9th Battalion of the Line. sib Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Frederick Heinevnaon to ' he Captain of a Company, vice Gerber, promoted in the td Battalion of Light Infantry. Ensign Joseph tiorschaun to be Lieutenant, vice Heinemann. 7th Ditto, Brevet Lienteoani-Colonel Hugh tfalkett, from the 2d Light Battalion , to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Gamey, deceased. De Cosdpeey,drelollet Frederick Koster, from the lit I.lot to be beam vice Schafer, appointed to the 7111 Bamako' of the Line. The Duke of Bromwich Deb' Corps. ur 'a t om corporal Wirth, from the Cavalry, to Et de Gazette of the Bth and 16th September, 1812. tatT 49th Foot. F pm podeeet Pete" ;torte to be Quarter-Master, vice Steen, ap ed R ai d Peter Marta to be ditto, vice Stew', ap p • 54th Foot. For bird, teat. to be hasigo, vice Taylor, promoted, SAW 4111+011, VOL Coe Tailor, pressied. .1, • ' • •. /: -•• • • r • 4 - • RP'.?' • •:=l,- Tnr, STATESMAN. BANKRUPTS. I A. Seekhorp„ New Bridge-street, Vauxhidl, ironmonger, to imarreedee, Ott. 10, 20, Nov. 17, at Guildha ll . Attendee, Mews. Rogers and Soo, Maneliester-bulldiw, Westminster. J. Baton, Crooked-lane, trunk-maker, 10, 17, Nor. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wasbreegh, Sun-court, Cora_ hill. _ _ lambden, Bri-tol, pin-mantifaetarer, Oct. 23, 21, Nov, • 17, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Atournies, Messrs, Sweet and Stokes, Basing - ball-street; and Mr. Stephens, Briatol. ' • W, Marsha's. Winchmore-hill, stock-hrerkPr, Oct. 10, 20, Nov. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hine. tan. r Temple. C. Cock, Week, Wells, miller, Oct. 20, 21, Nov. 17, at the Old Down Inn, Won Boum Attornies, Messrs. Illeasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New lan; and Mr. livered, Shepton Mallet. J. Hanson, St. John's street, Clerltenwell, innkeeper, Oct. 13, 20, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson and Greenwood. Queen-street, Cheap side. W. Bearchell, ;OAP -manufacturer, Oct. 10. 20, Nov. 17 , _at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, ! New Innisitildings, Wych-street. T. Mair, Itroad-street-huildings, merchant, Oct. 10, 20, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs , Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearce, Old Jewry. J. Gregory, W. Fishbourne, and S. Mappio, Shenldd, cut lers, Oct. 13 14, N0v.17. at the Tontine Lou, Sbetheld. At torniee, Mr:Thompson, Sheffield; and Mr. Battye, Chancery lane. R. Miles, Brampton, Kent, tallow-chandler, Oct. 10, 17, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, 1;ml-street, I Bl•trkfriars. J. and M. Solomon, Mitre court, Aldgate, wroch-manufac tures, Oct. 10, 21, Nov. 17, at Guildnall. Attorney, Mr, Isaacs, Burv-s!reet, St. Mary Axe. S. P. Irish, King-street, Soho, tailor, Oct. 10. 24, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piccadilly. T. Selby, Ipswich, upholsterer, Oct 11, 22, Nov. 17, at the Great White Horse, Ipswich. Attornies, Mr. Hammond, Ips wich ; and Mr. Rcdit, Cook's-court, Carey-street. J. Tyler, Mount-Sorrell, Leicestershire, miller. Oct. 15, 13, N0v.17, at the Crown Inn, Mount-Sorrell. Attnrnic,, Met•srs. Sandys, Horton, and Rnorke, Grane-court, Fleet-street ; and Mr. Pilkington, Leicester. J. Steel, - Fullwood, Lltuashire, skinner, Oct. 2 , 3, 29, Nov. 17, at the Buck i'th Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Wiodle, John-street, Bedford-row; and 4r., Gasket!, Wigan. J. Buckley, blosslev, Ullacmhire. latikeeper, rkt. 23, 21, . Nov. 17, at the White Bear Inn Manchester. Attornies, Mr. ; Gibbon, Ashton-under-Line; and Mr. B.utye, Chancer3-lane. • R. Denton, East Cheap, chocolate-maker, Oct. 13, 'J, N•iv. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, alodiford-court, Fen- • chitreh-street. .1. She Mud, Marland-Mill, Rochdale, Lancaedre, com mitter, Nov. 11, 12, 17. at the Naviga•ion Inn, Rochdale. At turnips, Mr. Clarkson, Rochdale; and Mr. Hurd, Kim's Bench- , walks, Temple. (Dioideonts. 4c. to morrow.) -- _ _ From the Gazette of Saturday hid. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 2R, H. Cooke and Hirshio-lane' Dec. 5, J. Lee, Lewes, Sussex, raper—N ov. 21 W. Coles, Mincing-lane, broker—Oct. 27, J. Herbert and C. Mayo, Lou doe, narebousemen—Nov. 9, T. Sisley, We of Thanet, Kent, merchant—Oct. 91, W. Everitt, Golden-lane, grocer—Oct. 91, J. Hockin, Biddeford, Devonshire, spirit-merchant—Oct. '27, L. Brickwood, Parish of St. Andrew s, Underslia ft , dealer— , Oct. 27, J. Gordon. Hanter-street Ner th, Brunswick-square, merchant—Nov. 7, T. Smith, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, a. bolsterer—Oct. 91, F. W. Wistinghanseo, Lawreeee Pount sey-bill, merchant—Oct. 91, T. Daman, Teddington, Middle *: maltster—Oct. Si, T. Andrews, Bashighall-street, Black tell-Hall factor—Oct. 27, C. Say, Newington Butts, Surrey, heberdasher—Oct. 37,T. Ward, Cheapside, haberdasher—Nov. 11, T. Bailey and J. Hunt, Kingston-upon-Hull, common brewers—Nov. 5, 0. Ormerod, Laneliead, Lancashire, innholder }Nov. 14, P. Pownoll,. Piccadilly, banker—Oct. V, D. A. Linde), Great Winchester-street, merchant—Oct. 27, W. Lunn, St. Mary-at-bill, slopseller—Nov. 7, C. Bettye and T. Pilgrim, Lawrence Pountney-hill, brokers—Nov. 4, J. Cockell, Rat clifie-highway, haberdasher—Nov. 7, R. Needham, Old Broad street, auctioneer—Oct. 26, J. Aldridge, Reading, Berkshire, grocer. CERTIFICATES.—Oct. 24. C. Hayter, jun. Staines, smith—M. Tucker, Tis erica, Devon shire, milliner—T. Phillips, Plough-court, Lombard-street, mer ebant—R. Andertoo, Birmingham, cutler—J. Grimshaw ' Man chester, music - seller —( a. Alston, Plymouth, builder—J. W. A. %eggs, Lime-street, merchant—J. Simon, Portsea, slopseller— A. Aaron, Sparke's-court, Duke's-place, spectacle-maker—W. Townson, Wapl i sig-wall, ironmonger — A. Mein, Liverpool, merchant—l. M tl, Selby, Yorkshire, grocer. PA TNERSIIIPS DISSIILVED. .7. and J. Taylor, ENNA/ten, Worcestershire, parchment-ma nufacturers—W'. Itielnadsou ord J. Beckett, Manchester. deal ers in cotton—A. Roake and E. Smyth, l'rinees-street, millifeen —C. Keating and C. Monteith , New Bond-street, C...%--makees J. and J. Ping, Hotherhithe-n all, flatters—R. Bailey and J. Brotberton, Turihni 11-street, carmen—li. and G. Wansey, War minster, common-carriers—S. Wray and S. Medley, Louth, Lin colnshire, shipwrights—W. Sturch and J. Bouhbyer, Stanhope street, ironmongers —S. Greenwood, W. Greenn nod, A. Utley, and W. Utley, Lumbretts, Yorkshi re, cotton-sp nners—W. Wells and F. White, Oxford-street, haberdashers—W. and J. Gihb, Liverpool, sof t snap-manufacturers—R. Wilson and J. Ogllby, Bow Church-yard, merchants—J. Hartwell and W. Beaman, Cateaton-street—J. Day, J. Roberts, and .1. King, Norton-fal. gate, lead-merchants—T. B. Barclay, G. Salkeld, G. P. Bar clay, and J. Bailey, London, merchants (so far as reeards the said J. Bailey ) — C. Hammond, C. Deane, and T. I iannam, Crooked-lane, sugar-factors—J. Stewart and D. flees, jun. Li verpool, merchants—F.. Estcourt, T. Whittard, R. Penny, and W. Ody, Stone - buildings, Lincoln's Inn, attornles—M. Parton and J. Hobson, Manchester, brass-founders—W. Lee and W. Boyce, Alton, Hampshire, brewers—S. SOIIICS and J. Browell, Coal Exchange, coal-factors--H. Crockett and W. Beau champ, Grafton-street, Sheffield, warehousemen—J. New ton, see. J. Newton, jun. R. K. Kelbam, and W. Simpson Merlon Abbey, Surrey, calico-printers (so far as regards the said J. Newton, seu.)—S. Hare and M. R. Curtis, New Bond street, milliners—S. Brook, 1. Verses, and W. Venus, Devon shire-street, wine-merchants--C. Brent, W. Amphlett, and J. J. Morgan, London, tobacconists—J. Ireland, S. Wyld, and .1. Clough, Holliowood, Lancashire, dyers (so far as regards the said J. Clongh)—S. Boole and J. Hammond, - Sheffield, razor manufacturers. A. Mr. Hicks has been several days sounding round the wreck of the Royal George. it is now 30 years since that ship sunk at her anchors, at Spithead.— We understand Mr. 11. has laid a plan before the Admiralty Board for removing her front her present situation, which is to be put into execution in the next spring. The principal part of which is said to I be, to fix twenty-eight hooks and purchases in the port-holes, on each side, the falls (or ends) of which , lobo layou t /at oat bawd, two tivire-44dbittle ships, and half of them fastened on the foremost, and half en the aftermost capstan. At low water these purd :chases are to be hove taught, and, as the tide rises, it is expected the wreck will move from its present po ! sition : when the ships to which it will be attached, will drift it into shoal water, until the wreck again' touches the ground : the tackle will be again hove taught, and thus, by the revolving of the tide, it will be conveyed close to the ;here. It is calculated, that by the strength of the hooks, purchases, and the buoyancy of the ships. a weight of 56,000 tons might be lifted, which is more than four times the weight of the wreck. It has been ascertained, that there is very little sand and mud round it. The pre. j sent position of the wreck is such an iujury to the lanchot age at Spithead, that the Admiralty, it is :aid, have determined to afford every assistance to the plan for removing it, by ships, spars, tackling, &c.-- The estimate of the projector's expences exceed 13,0001. to repay which he is to have the hull of the ship, and whatever might remain in her, including guns, ballast, &c. The Candidates throughout the country complain that they cannot address their Electors as usual, be -1 cause the walls in every town are engrossed by Lot tery Bills. We know but of one remedy, that is, for the Candidates to buy up the Tickets and Shares, . by which they will not only secure all the walls to themselves, but also . ill the Prises, and u one Num , her will gain /40,000, on the 20th of this Month, they could pvr for their SW** sit se lli m a pockit a futon, bisidri . . '. ', BOXING. ---,ma— The battle between Finland !follow', was derided en I '.i , . day, on a common near Harrow, fora tvilid•omi• subs, jp;: •• purse. At two o'clock, after the meal forms, tae entered the ring, with their vecouds, Caleb R int tx in anti theme for Holfutray, and 'I% dump and Joe Norton An 1. Betting was even. • Eighty-suer rounds were fought, and the bailie WAS most ca.. stinately contested for two hours and a half, lio) , u:11, note • inemoratile fight at Newmark.:, haviug been more punish-J.-- Holloway freight nearly a ,lane heavier than ford ; Irui tits knowledge of the art of fighting W 36 about equal. N g line. Healer occurred in a few hits %hit% were eau:singed, moot Om . fourth round, when Ford put in a treatel.dew, mote liver .as adversary's left eye, which dress first blood, and made his,. favourite at raids. Some sharp and obstinate rallying took place for sever!! loss ing rounds, to the dbadraetagi of Ford. vi:io hewer be kept retreating, put in some gimi left-a:tided lice, bie was fought down 111 almost ev e ry r oun d . 'f ile co s t' • 3 maintained With equal fe roc ity, w i t h rec i procal ad vam.,•,.,, Nil an hoar bad expir e d, a n d t h e e dd y had gut six atid io - four on }folkway ; but nag eh:tit:zed the hating. atal Lis adversary make many ilimultaninges for about ttr onimee.,, which time Holloway had suffer:A most ahaqt th e b oth eyes were nearly ebbed. Fora after woo .1. en? i 4 /egg, and his autagnnist succeeded in plant i!.ta hi . s, and he followed them by giving Sib ma t a s g many ome tireaci•i Edls. Ford bad no chance last half her, but Cie fight was rro. traeted (alritaligh Ford often fell on hi !dons. ano from oi.ek. nem) to try 11(.1101rav't game, for he was app .rently the cr..e. eat saffirer ; bet that admirable requisite in h im net ir sv..s ex. celkA by Ford himself, or by any other •,.an, aid a: Imgoo tory was iv-u to Holloway, when Ford mid been av, as it were, lifeless, and %wiz carried into a rust-chaise. \a too eau wi re ever w I;eatcn, our in no batik was more uailvt mu rage exemplitii d. There is no prize battle on record which laced a 3 10:1; iq active tightieg. PO LICE. Tfonsatn-sviter.---Imee Ise, Cnrhrtri no traitor', an d o nor :Com:iltw,o, were on Taesday hrovght up for ex•uninazi. :I„ charged with uttering forvd *Sank-notes and :ia-e m one y, h• a great amoutit, in the neighbourhood of Whitt-chapel. %I.ea the °Ricers ware in the act of aking Wise in:o ci.s.thly, the cir cumstar.ce of his atietnpting tarow away so•acth eg 14 U. 01. served by them. This iiroved to three 21. nail Eig. it 1.. t. 0 4,4 note,. pur i •orting to be of the Batik o , ' Evgl.aul. The 1.. 0 women were likewise apprehended in a filVerMltii:i k their being searc'ted h ' ishop tic flow l upon them • t o articles which they had puicitased with forged awes, Gi* he wards traced. Tbe officers, • fter this, di-c..r-rect th • aboxle 4 the prisoners, in the neighbourhood x.l dunt.i xi- ow, a old) they next proceeded to search, awl there found ti •14a, ds of 5‘411. in base cola, consisting of dollars, t. rce-sitilliug . and an no nsense quantity nfshillings and sixpences: tiles ash.. fu:iod a nuinber of forged Bank-notes. *rue ft/spot:tor of the Busk a'- tended to prove the forgeries. The lirisoiters were fully can witted. The late Mr. Dahmer was a good composer, as well as an excellent performer on the violin. He was struck by the palsy in the very act of perform. ing, and only recovered so far as to alLait of walki!, 4 with some difficulty. He has left nine children titi provided for. The harvest in Hampshire has been got in mere abundantly than the not sanguine exiwetations c.f the landholders could reckon upon. Betloy Gran g o, the seat of John Osbaldeston, Esq. was hst the scene of rural festivity, through the cv!ebration of harvest home. Ev'ry dermacy which the seaso3 would admit was provided, and the amusements eid not .ease till the rising sun had created n doubt Istn... ther it was too late to go to bed, or too early to go to breakfast. Last week, a farmer, named Holland, brouglitlato Boston-market the carcass of an ox, with an iuten. tion of offering it for sale, altheegh in a state of pu. triditc. On the information of the Market July, the Mayor ordered it be seized, and condemazd I. to be burnt. We have to add to the melancholy account fi Chepstow, in a former paper, that the b. dies Of Miss Fisher and Mks Margaret Shute, were f(,ts!;.i on Monday last, having drifted with th, tide ucar to Tinteru Abbey. The remains of Mr. liothery discovered ou Friday, near the mouth of the Severn. The bodies have now been all found, except that (1 Miss Rothery. The whole company had attended. Divine Service in.the morning, alai what is remark: able, heard a Sermon from the words " to car it gain," to which the preacher, co:nmentittg on the uncertainty of life, put the question, in a solemn and impressive manner to his aleatory, whether, it death were to summon them that day, t'.ey could hi. dividuatly say "to die is gain."—(Bath Paper.) SCOTCH SNICKS. If.riTtl and Brnwrca Wbart._ derfirail. Sesib. Caledonia Packet (Nisaett), Leith London and Berwick (Flew ing), Berwick 8 Oct. —3, P. M. I, —3, P. M. 11!(i% WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIIIS GAT. klaraiag, 9 sainutes after S. j lEvening, 119 minute‘ ;awl Y. MARRIED. At Montalto, In the County of Down, the Dean of nromort; to Frances Catharine, second daughter of the lute I)..vid her, Esq. of Portavo, in the same County. - DIED. Oa Thursday, th e 111th ult. at Cheltenham, John Gilbert , ha. of Clough Hall. Staffordshire. On the 3d lost. Catharine, wife of Mr. R. H. Kt atl.al, roc. 'peril/ of lookate-strext. sugml.AA.,yeur.. DEBILITY, STRICTURES, IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their tie. viatioss from the general plan has been highly beneficial to others, and improved in iheir professional acquirements h 3 lie maturity of near.twenty years experierve, Mean. ii•U It li. and CO, continue, aub unabated ardour, the ersdicatioh nt those disorders which are the consequence of illicit isriol4(sicr. or the destructive huhits of the inconsiderate Schoot-hiii. In professing the core of these Complaints, they hold out no in. duceusent to vice; but, sensible a., all own must lw of the cc isterice of such calamities the y offer their assisianee as e!, educated Surgeries of Condon. and of the Ito);i1 C.e.leg ,. •it Edialturgh. In all costs of Siphylitic lalretiutr. and in in complaint of Debility and Deticiency, whether al fiii:o the infatuation of a certaiaciesti active hobit,long residriire in was,* climates, free living, to. any other cause 'producing a !i. Scow, of manly vigaur, the patieot may rely on it sped) rertar.eleea: to vigorous health. Their improved plan of corirg St turnshie a the Urethra hoc been attended with peculiar success. esi of lea and .twenty 3 ears' darW ruse have v fielded he their ore.. meal so the short period of three week;. Seweral and Gentlemen of the first respectability, who htivc latnin red this painful ood distressing disease, having received n radical :e•!! permanent cure, purticuliiily request that reference env. hem: de to them, as satisfactory _evidences of the dvidel saperini it. vl Messrs, Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. :Jae) . of the-; Gentlemen had been moiler the care of Messrs. lionie, .111e..i is side, nbd other Surgeons of equal eminence, ttho norther. ..1 their Cure by the application of . the Lunar Caesar, a *cress. Messrs. Currie and Ca. may be consulted by patients at' sea, with the ereottit secrecy and houour, at their 107, Hiittoingarden Putiesti is the country are requested to state the partiei of their case, age, and general habit of living, arc. Ste. owh• a remittance for advice and medicines, when the some %I ei given or Mat to any part of the kingdom. To ensure tiro catty. so sundial to their undertaking, the postage 01 ic , May betided to the &revue( for medicines. _ „.--- Lollall ?Mimi sod Published hl D: Lovuss, et &lissom Unica. Si. 6. .4 t , •~ 1 N • ..11 • I lil Ir.' .1 Ii F t 1 1 ' t - k„ L.at [ l' 1 A :.