The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-26 00:00:00

. ~ BuchnicilitsWittitintr relfeb-froes'ilie town, directly ~ , . the win ii allowed * and every thing wee secured by ciatereluck: -' A • . service of this nature has not been peiformed as illinut . loss ; but every -thing considered it falls abort of what might have been expected from the obstinate resistance met with. Lieutenant [battle,' of the Royal Marines, of the Cerberus, is.seveiely woandcd in .the thigh; and will, I trust, recover. Ile has .(with' every Officer and Man in Ake party) • distinguished himself greatii. • No. credit can at tach itself to.mei Sir s fo the success of this enter. PriV; but I hop e fliity fie'liSolrod to point out those to whose pant 'exertions :It is °ring ; not , can I suffiCleis ' ex p re s s my thanks to tile comH minding Lieu, tilangliter, who has on this, and on frequent 'instances before,- given proofs 41f bourage and conduct which merits every' evicon. ragenient, *d I beg leave to recommend -him, in the struilgest terms to your consideration. lie ex % preashe hitisself, in„ the handsomest manner of .Liess. tenants PielteniOn, of the Ccrherus, end MoOre. end Orattlii of the marines; and of every petty eta. act and limn employed. • • It is hard to particularise ill who distinguished, themselves, but the conduct of Lieutenant Moore, who comtnanded the Marines, till . ilia - Active's landed,. is spoken. of in Inch high tenet by 'ell, that I feel it a duty to mention him, aed kilo it is that, ' totiOdence of his worth which his exemplary lailiii. eine!, during five yeas's service together", ises'lmelt Insured biro. Opportunities do not oftat occur where bfficerd are •pirsoisally engaged, but in the one I have en s deivolirml 1p describe, the commandittg Lieutenant, aissible two pliant aasucietes, Moore and Dicke*. ion, owe tbir lives to their own individual bray. 4 and stiearith ? Indeed, the •coisfluet of every Oise etaitlgyed Merits the warmest encomiums; and 4. * g ra I cannoi hue It in my power to martin**. 81st the n. . • . The easels captured are chiefly . laden Wilt steel, Iron and . merclandize. The presumes •in all aro, two. Lieutenants, two ,serjeaats, and fifty-six 'pd.' 'rates of the sth and gist regiments, which corn,. posed part of Genera l hiartuont'd army, and die:, tinguished themselves itt the late war with Austria,. at the battle of Wagram. 1 incinse returns 'of the killed and: wounded, and have to regret four valuable marines amongst the! former. I also forward the returns of Officers em. ployed on this service, with the vessels captured, nod • I have, le. • • • (Signed) W. HOSTE. Admiral Sit Charles Cotton; Bart. Omemysder • in . Chieg. &c...Szi. ••• ' : • of Wears esionginp ea his .Ifeciesty‘k ship Jimphion, Wm. • este, zi.t. 'Cotes, cMPIOM44, in the boots and un shore in ow attach in the lowa of .Grao, Jpnei • Lleuteinst Witham litaughteet 'LleitiWaut Dennis O'Brien; Lieutenant Thomas, Moore, •ot•the - Royal Mit Ines; Mr. Oph 'Gape, Midiiiipman; Mr. Ckvalet`ll. Ross, Master', Nate; Mr. Theinas Edw ard _ Midshipinitus, Mr, Chas,. Prace. Midshipman; ' Mr. CornWalli. Paley,' sMidshopinon; Mr. Jame. Leoliard Few, schoolmaster r Mr.. lietnittl 3elfery; voluuteer. • • - ' (Signed) W. 1 / 1 0ST11, CAA Cavbsruis Sat of 'Officer* employed in taking, Sans pled, trade m( Grito, 29th June, 1810. - James Dickenstio, Lieutenant; Jeremiah &auk, Ocoee• Gant of the 'kora MtirialeS; Johu Johnson , Omer 1 John 311dshipinau; Fireudai,Nidsaipmant Joseph Stoney, Midshipmau ; Georg% *ln.] Pterwood. Atidallipmaa; Charles_ Maekey,'./didshipaian; L. Pallier, Midshipman. - • • ' • - • (Signed) • IifENT/r WHITBY , Capt, i of SZCOUNI and Marble; kleed and wounded it • 4h attack On the towliin g lOW 4 1 0 1f111110 , ; • teWiiii...inarine ! Thoally marine; • •‘• Il'Uoratiagbi- marled Ttrousase FeUtc, marine. . Wounded. ~, James Chute marina , severely' ; 'war. Jones , ablest**, ditto; George•Act?nrn, Olibilteaff , 39 killed, 8 Wounded. • (Signed) • • W. nOSTE, Calpt. ii.ist - of Marino ssomuied herd his irOjtSty skip Car bons, is lilting tier town sold ,trade if Unto, 99thjasise, 1810. Jerendah Wattle, Lieutenant; 'Severity ; William. Sharp s private. dmperuablv ; 'Sisson Caltintig adt, priOate, lost an , aril Ilinuset Haynes, priente, severely; Mary Licitly, pri vate, slightly.- • .•?: (lima) HENRY Pas/ frony's malt raptured and 44 , 41r0Y"ed: by the. boats of ilejea4g's ships dimptdoss. 4ctive,..ms‘Verberns, in Ike Larbo* of (into. in the Prieto, 204.1npu1ii18. Surat is the.; River. nut Aug able. to get the* over the bar, /1. • Brought nut and seat to Ms* with cargoes, 5. SWAM trading vessels, . leaded from the large vessels barsti , .24 ar 13. (Signed)' W. HOSTE, Capt. • Extract of another Leos*. Irma Admiral Sir Charles Coital, Burt. tb John Wilson csoffihr, lisq. &Ocelot board the Sips, Jovepis, of Toalod, Setit.l2, 1810. • fita,-1 hare Ilse' honour to forward . for the in.' formation of the Lords Commissiopers of the Ad. miralty, arcopy of •1 letter I. received on the 10th inst. from. Rear. Admiral hlste4n,. lint datfil the 28th of July, together witbilitaaCtosures referred to therein: • . Their Lordships,. no doebt, 'ivitr view with satis faction, the conduct of:Captains Wildegrave, cott, an , t Nicholas, no lesothan'of *the other Otli. cers, and marines employell iu . •the,attaek of the enemy's convon of 'St vessels lade% with stores and proviskins i 'from Nap e& army at Scylla,. together : with . farge;Boihi r ', -boats, and five s: the 415110,.' which have vekolly•fa ea:lnto Our hands. • . I have the honour to be, &c. . . (signed) C. _06#0... C.innput, at anchor to the northward of the Faro. off Messina, July "a, lige. Stn,—l have great pleasure in transmitting to you two fetters, the termer froecCapts'at Mark. land, a the• BusterJ, the latter, with inclosures,' from the . Ilootiotablo Captain Wardegrave, of the Thames. , . The capture and destruction of the whole of the enemy's convoy from Naples,, you. will observe, by' the Very joilicitißt .conduct ; of Captains Wattle. grave, Presto, And Nicholas, has been effected with only the loss of as Man killed and sin Wound.:" eel, although all thasayels COMposing theicenvot were hauled. upon the litia l , from whence - they were launche' by the crevre of the. Thames,' Weald ,• and Pilet, thump copiesed to a heavy fire a toils ketry from the person: in k :the convoy - (rearly feel whole of whom made thijir escape), assisted -by es , acme soldiers, near Atnauthea. - ~1 have the honour to be, &e. (Sided) 61:0 R.GE• MARTIN, To Adm. Sir C. Comm. Bart. Commander • iu Chief, &c. &r. &c. • • 13iistard, 05' Contessa,Jity 24,181 Q. , Sir,—l have .the pl easure o f infeeining you that the armed feluccas %which you had iatelligenis of • . • • %. last eight night were'completely destroyed this' mottling by Ms Majesty's sloops galsyon and Bustard, under Cape. del Anne, where they were for a long time defended by their ceews 4 some soldiers, and the neighbouring peasantry.. . I have the honour to be, &c. • (Signedi • 3tallf DUFF MARKLANI) To J. W. Spronger, Ma. Captain of his Majesty's ship warksor, at Messina. . His Majesty's ship Thltme, Gelb of • :it. Dyk e ma, July 26, 1810. Ste, --A convoy ofthirty.une iessels„ . ladett with, stores and provisions for - hibrar, army at Sciltit,. together with seven .laige glin:boitts.end Ave wart.,, pa v ias -protecting them, Sites wholly falleti into: Our hands. .. .. This tr ; an event of eueli4apOrtanee at the pre. : • lent moment, and the •eireississetnewe attending thd 1 capture so highly honourable to 'the Officers apd . mew employed ..on this sertioc, tliat,lteuttlie eifirllL'.., ml to detail' the particitlars. • ~ • .. • At daylight yesterday morning, `studding Ott; _ this coast with the PilotokideVthe'Vireatils6 .l Amautlieti f with the signal forS•coitiey in that AL - , section.. The enemy. on seeing - es, - InSuled . .theyes., ;els high on the beach, under the ~ town , Where . they were flanked by two small batteriel, 'while the ; aun.boats and seampavlaa were drawn"up lu it hole sot .their protection. Being nearly calm; itlvalliitO ; before we closed,' this; ship and the twik:brlelir . #' clew line, then running along within 010, deoie l . tb@ enemy from their vessels and anchored. Cap. 1 ,tails Prescott showed the -example of pushing. o ff , aktlfthis boats ' , lnstantly supported him with ours i end, the Pra t .. antler-AU . .opiera of Lieutenant 0611liavi • first ' , illdellsirii.• :• . .-.';• .; .. :7: •-, .., 'P K , - ‘.1414 tal.sii6d waft t kitenanthla. 1 cajole:of .t • • I Marines, an cover the Siarrien i opsit t ers launching the Tomes; the ships alt . the tiankiring on the tratteries„.siut wherever -musketirwiti.cei lected to. oppose the party on shore, for the dwiiitt had aot.only thrown up an embankment natal ei. ,the vessels to prevent our getting Ourself, but'aliet one within them to afford shelter for the numerous .treops collected, who, when driven from these, cif. Areliclunents, still annoyed , el greatly from the wane of the town. * • At length every difficulty was surtnaunted, inil: by six all the ve.Sst-is were brOught of, 'except,oise, ledge with bread, which was burnt • if we havatfet now possession of her and the oth ers destroyetris' per list, it is poly from their hiving been tots iettith shattered by our destructive fire to float. • By the result of this sueecisfol attack l , you will judge better than from any - thing I could add wyai must have beun the conduct of every intliiideal. Gratified as I feel at in o.pporttinity of testifying the gallantry and zeal of Captains Prescott and Ni. choke, and • Lieutenant Collier, together vritli all thA pacers and crews of the ships (more [Arden. larly those in the boats), for their sakes-1; Cannot t heid 'regretting it should not hie fallen to their 1 4 lot to have been un d er the co m man d of uue, whose .. I.tritimony would have greater weight in ensuring ' them• that applause and reward to which such con. duct so justly entitles thent. .. „..- . I have the honour t 6 he;lfc. ' • • G. G; IV ALliEc RAY . E. :l George Martin; Esq. Resir.-..lidadral • , - •. of the II ed,,ke. &c,. -4c. • • • • • . .—...... .. .. 4. Liiet of Offers intployedibt the &nelson the atairr occasion. ! THlOnal--Ferst Lieutenant, Edward Collier ; Seeoad Lieu. want, Francis Moleswiirth I Lieutenant Macadam', Royal Mic times; Messrs. 'Addeo. Wrell, Veal, Murray,. Hon. trefitsis, Carustali, and Wilkinson, Midshipmen; Mr. Mullins, boat swain ; .Mr. Beckett, carpent e r. $ WlCAZLE—Capittin Prescut ; Lieut. Davis; Str: Cayine, Master; Ale.-ors. Holmes mid 'Goldin:, Alidsltipmen. .. , - PiL. or —Lir utenanimatnesly ant 'Peontddnek ; Mr. • Tho , Mas Herbert, Boatswain; Mr. Leigh, Master's Mate. ' . -- . 4 List of armed runts and Transports taken and destroyed by his ilojeaa's sates Titania, Weasle,,and. Pilot,. at ..itnantheo, 4501 .I,i(g, 1610 s * . Levied resultant' Transports tam • Gun-boats, N oh. 40; $5. 26, find 64, our e . ighteen-pounder each ; Gab-boats, N0.•39 and 4i, one firma Orly-sir pounder 'each; scampasias, One brass nice-pituatkers and ditto, one ' brass fear -pnuader ; armed pinnace, micas, 'lse.' Trans ports,' 'sweaty-eight in number.—Total taken, 6 gun-boats, three armed ... 'vessels, and ,44.ttansports. • ... sinned-Vessel, and Trinsporis destroyed. WPM .110.-37, lrlin Malsteenliavader,. swill; se nsparia, iron si - miter, souk ; scompavio. try fisurvouoden, sunk ; transports,. there in numner.—Total ta ken add destroyed, i gun boats, a wood vessels. St transports, *misting 'worts: (Signed) . G. ,G. WALDEGRA.VE. N. B. Commandant of the Mania,. Signior Car.. cocci, Captain of Frigates.• ' • .. , .4 List'of Veers and Men killed and wounded in boors 1 Ass Na ' jest y's ships Thennos, Wails, meet PlArtsloopa. in sin temp. mutt with the seeing qff atotantoteSi, bezat...hay, moo- -, - . • .!'harms:, capai.a. lisp: di V.. G. Wakkgroon. it' . ~ • Patrick Finucone, private marine, kilted; 'elusion pp*. passim marine, %rounded ; Rickard Harris, Modena°, ditto c Edward .I,iusselt, aWe seaman, severely wounded. lVeasic, &spirits 'Mars Prescott, • Robert *Hooke, ordinory seaman, (I,iugerously wounded. ' Pilet,:eaptoin J. 2. Niche/4 4 John Kelly, able seaman, wounded; George Gull, corporal' of marine-, dicta. ' SeVeral of the cuenty. killcd_und wionmind, somber not anen t...lined ; prisoners and deserters (ounces is lumber.. . . (iiiiitad) • • .G. (I..WALLPEGRAV K, Captain. e s t . h. e e a r il. Id t al til t 7 o o t:P : l ' D i a r Le i ' l .i i" e u 4r u ti t s fi e h l d a r l 4 sw " e le t a s t t i l°l4 lF, - 5 1 :: : a ut iag' S i i a o Pi ti n " ; ' T arra g ona; :chji.hhisste,. place 7 ' a 8 " 4 e i h t. :67 4 1 e il di ; i 6 not - - , t force, r r Oitnnelf taking thu read to-Selhat ; 'aid . *1 4 retPid *ere liis movements, the envoy wide' & e's Prised of his arrigiti till within' I sivatioutifli liotic, of• entering die town. This, tapposed . • lbw thi l 1461. when .a smart action took place, but - of* eitly short duration, when the -French General ;Smutty, with,sol) wen, ware taken prisoners. •-. On_ the mime day St. Filiii, Palamoi, and ,BCIOCH w*re severally attacked and all surrender. r.tilii.; 4E441 tif French' taken being about 1400 - iiint, be. - ~ , iiden caution, &c. &ei so that-this coast fritllliao ll 49 4 ' - with the exception of the Nitittas iltatids, hi.** 'in the possession of the Spaniards., - .. General O'Donnell, I am sorry .. SO 'shy, is badly woutttletl•iit the leg, but there arc itilienot t hla *Oil milk ~ The whets of . the pristiwitillilli . 1 - Tait*. guns, where the General now is ) witieWitly 14.414 habitants doing the dilly of' the gerrisnaised whiiii mikgs iiiiu so anniees a • int theie beitig . rteneved. 'Upon the whole there. '4,4;ory ovospect , Of (hit . . ”9Y-! l !tiM iPtin.4ruv:g. itat.,o( li shie .. pr4 iii n ;s e . L,l i 1 . *41 yestuolay sii s 4siiiin, in the)bitt *Of lisosas o „whosii 4'. '~ir.'Y -, - . h Ebt(ocl 'ea Letter from Clpiala Bufloo, of bittbkiitoly'riblp intake to Admisillir cbizios -Como% Bout. rand 8141bibsoikeigrtNe 'Mb Septembers lettomod okonalued by Ike Adelina.* Jobu Aroker• Fearful wy hotter of the 22d instant - mar not I. Ake Fuses had a depot of eern,lir. all a.mticati have got on board this ship. Ycaterdityl was gvii4,' titled tc hear that on Mond:l , lBst the Frenett'Were, ,defeated at Bascarra, 'where they were attatitid y by l !-soo.Snamiards, who took from them its . 1111,kti , f4 convoy of provisions (which was on its -..tli ,; ir - Xeisai Perpignan ,to relieve Gerona) ) besides 4094stramliti;' Geo. M'Uonald was at Severe &Tall w. • hilla i" ' so reduced is his army (baring now oft fIOOOLMen) that it is generally thought die swill ti t - tel( 'hick 1 , to l)areelotia. Cadigues, and• en s :the *hail - koftis, the French had.near Rona l are abandoned . , tultftki, whole are gone to that garrison. Tint Prenelt are : also in a .bad ,way before TOllOlO4 as all the torts, three in number, which they had thrown utij bail : . .bags washed down by the heavy Mil I htee tett ,At necessary .to saki the MinerCi s -iiirth math ihrt coast, which I hope you' will aplYfOVll•df. . I have' not . been able to reconnititto -thee Metlas Islands, owing to the very bad weather tre into hid ; but I Kill do it the first opportunity. : .. . : I have the hotioutfo7lfe t *C. - •-: 1 . (Sigued) . , 011Ail,L118 'BULLEN. His kahla t li Crobrian, Palamop, Slit —ln obedience to you 7 eboinftlncli t requiring a . I detailed noeuttet of the Cataliritin's serricas, Our- . ing our late separatiow,•l hire to Wrenn you,. that, at the requeselif General O'Ddnitell, I sailed from ;Tarragona on the sth insoint, having General ,Doyle oa board; a tehtfek,,elth Sixty Spanish 1161- Viers, and another with tentiOn,ltinder my cents y,. fur the purpose at attacking- he Castie ,f Las Nes stas ; on the following day we were joined off Blanes by the Spanish frigate Flora, . and on the iltii dis. Jeavered that !ho` redoetion of the. Castle was int tracticable, the enemy, contrary to our expecte tionsi havingondisterhed possession of the coast. , On the 10th, General beyte, the'Spanish aOldiers , and marines of ; both frigates, distinibisiked near .Bep, and destroyed a battery of four twenty-I'9er lutinders (two oidy 'of which were unnuatid), and ado prisoners thirty-six men 'of a frepch.detiCh went. On the 14th, our boats weritienabliftO ren.• dor the Spaniards some assistance in' their 'attack upon Palma, where the launch WO sunk by the battery, •and• two men .wounded,' al w"iik.alitii4ou: i they of her'erew, who with the Officet'and the'.re.. Attainder aided the Spaniards in forcing the 'Fir-itch. sition. After embarking on board thee sis the bay the French trocips•and caution. captn ,byl esi4 the Spanish army, the Cambrian • left' . PAratios .(41) the 17th by the deSire of Genoral:oltortnell, sehe Was conveyed in her badly wonntled to Tarr l agßoa l • Where he was landed on the Igtli fulletying,, .1. ' • I with pleasure avail myself 'of thie . opportionitx sttstrapress my entire approbation . 04 the-crovidtict of f the-Officers and men belonging •to' the cAnatfian , employed on the services hefore-ureStlitSlidd: " 1 4 t ' . I have the honour to lie;`.tke.'" -,'' •i t Si) F.' bwitkeE I Captain Rotten , his Majesty ' s Ship Volontairi, - i:. , oi. I ''t '. • Senice.ollieer oat the Coabt of Cstaltoli4, . . .. ~, a Copy 'of a Letter from Captain Hardy,-of hit Majesty's Ship Resolution, addressed to Vice-Admiral Sie J ames'Snuntores; 'K., B. and:tranuolttal by titelarter to,John WBion•CroSer, .Was . His Majesty's Ship Resolution, at anchor off the r. y o ,- • South End of Langeland, Oct. 51 4 11110, Sin,—Yesterday eveirtng two large guts.bdlis;' -eep.able of containing from 40 to .50 - . Men, at igitupted.tg annoy. the van of a convoy, Rear-Ad. mind -Dixon directed me to see past Noshes'', were driven on shore by a few shots from his Majesty's ship, under my command. This morning . I sent Lieutenant Cousins, of this ship,to'destroy them, which he did in a versegallasst• mithileri.'ntidei a heavy fire from a strong body ofratifkitTitad iie.., veralleld-pieees. There VA'S ..yhtlfste i tt c oitiiiiiPil, no deld. pieta whew the heath weittlintlijribtif were brought down •s'oun atter_titebiditi`iet near the beach,, - , . Lieutenant Cousins' speiik r i %Icy i bittili i- iif flue officers and boatx l erews....l . glintiefetlY to add, six ruen• were wouisdisd, 4111f1tlittifierrodiTt . 114,,0ti will. I hart titerlionnstpdlit'be, if& .' - •-_.- ~- ii ,,,k- - , Ir. , Nititte. t. ' Copy of a Letter from Ca ptain Geottd liiyerjately eornaiiisid:'. log his M'ajesty's sloop Raleigh, addressed to Viee , Adruiral Sir lama, Statures, and transialtted by sat latter lb Jisisa '' ` Wilson CFOs er l . „kip+ • His Mitits.ly's demi IbileiLit,,aiSesi, N ''.. • • owak,. y,1811). , . Sin,r-I havwthe bonder 'to acquaitit yediAliat this afternooe s at•four o'clock, the Island orLersoe hearing N. N. W. six leagetw, his Majesty's' sloop under my command captured, after ti c iebirp chas6; the Admiral Neil - .Saul:, Danish pritateite lehoOOOt, pierced lost .16,gesei butt had only•10 - meetifed, with. 28 men, and 410milended by M. hilted, Schiottk out seven dayi4sem Randers, and had yesterday been concerned is the capture of a , valuable. Aine., dean ship from Putetaburgli bound to 'Loadoa ). which ship I wee so fortunate as to re..captiaie lathe . , . forenoon of this day. • I have, &c. ' ' -., • GEOR.SE . SitTER. • Viee-Admital Campbell has transmitted to Jo to Wilson Crofter, Esq. a letter which he'had'receir: from Lieut. Jaericey, commanding the Cracker gism.vessel,.• giving an account -of his having, On this 20th instant, gaptured the _Dieu& IgrOpok,lhigier• peilisteer, of four Sufis and 21 men reheiklied the preceding day from Dunkirk, and tiadttdi'iside any capture. ..,•,- . . • Copy of a Letter !rods Captain Sir It'Ullain lioljon, of his Majesty's ship INndymion, liddressed to Vire•Athistrai Thor!. borough,' and tratatadted by the latter to John Wilson Co . her, Eta. His Majesty's ship riulyinion, Clive, • hot. Is, 1ad... , • . c ! '! ; SIII,—Od the morning , of the 114 h inst.- 11*** chase to a brig off Cape Clear : on'the morolegol the - 12th, It being 'Cahn, she esraped (ruin under' oar guns with the ,assistance .of her ;weeps, and a breqe springing up, .run its hull. down. by noon butYhe wind freshening, we got.withjit shut of her -Spy Hat itight l 'and, after three hour. firing,isreug;ltr her too. It Welt a„bard gale,. - which .prevented op r tailig poiseasien until eleven at night of the 14the. hat Ait. 41. 27. N. ' loug. 14. SO, W. ;., when she .ge t Wed to be:l4,lllAm privateer, of St. Maloe's, t ti tiiiklutd (1•;1 men, out 14 - '4liys ;.4. o capture. . . . . . : - . I have, &c. . . . , W., BOLTON. l' I , captain Doyle. of his litajaiiii4lpopthe'Light;, Vsg,. has, hi his letter Of e the 21404fent, to 11: . piker, 'reported his -haring pap tqqg it• the-Noeti e . l, ih/ Freqch tugger privateer the General D'ilir.* l scene, of 14 ghris.anills9 men: . :. . 1 • iiiiticttilPTOl BS sit' 1 1 rert SE ht IY,, • , . G.l..,Nere: Inedelt. fir draper, • • , I - T. Gtdot and T. Steadman, 'rower-gm ', nierthists. “471. 101, Stettes,-Alked-piaee, Si. Giles s, upholsterer. . , _ I °11:84e41::::: ircirlifLl:;-;m1;::::13':111:11' :mTesrotreeitivirat:tb.vtieneteeswithelviiffea,titra.lpands.ai it:.o.t.orre..,rouliaexiehtverswiirtiars(yLat;tic:a.ll:l9inffd:ribuiiiie:lundit,ilrids.iihtei:lsicithLrewitl:ritairßidrrcuic,tlani.rha.niud.a:PTrait,arii,.:64.. . jbetw:circnijegs.6terly,iaile,r,,:nilliestAmkagoysiatihs,:daaci:entrrsaill‘!vt-Imi.wteßakinewit:ivriav,m.tßaitictons:ind.a.v: • • 'l'. We bb, Weit4t. Sincervetl'illiittot-mak D... .. :Birth. _,' , &mai ; and st , • . r. its, .. • af: W 404 and MOM, Behan-le -Moors L i p, trismit . enc. 17.16, Jan. 5, at eleven, ---.-431 " c ma ' .l3 l .e -m '''''r'• Atuindei..wr. Th m ,„ ~..4 . 1 the's, t% le Moors:. . _.•-•:;. :. J. Balbi t ifillpettner, Wilk!, bitther.liter.t6 fu . 5, at to el at - the Rummer Tti veetyAll-Saiate:h - u ,;" ~B ,J 111 tai:TTlE'lo .r 1 ; r1 I -j ilsto mni n % , 1 B G la r lf a o l rd .'s , l j un apanne r ."Plare , ;iksd i y ir : 3141 Jiereti, at the Iftectant*.GraY'lrick•sqlluct t aid Mall. sta rr . i,"4 l 4l 4 l ~.rmutg am . t i .11r. Rubett Fenwiley, Leeds ; and Alessrs. illak t el . t. --- '''''' kimon, Elm-cuurt, 'fensple.. or.. Ai m i E. Blatchfard, Denmork-street, St. George't Ent, • ri .„, Dec. 4, at eleven, 8, at ten, Jan. 5, at eleven, •,, ' l ' - .2.1 'Attnnurs,Mers. Wiltshire, R. Rugs, Kingstdulipoo-llull, merchaut, No &,' - iL tr Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Newune No, hie v. -' '"T• Anomie,. Mr. -.William Wlngsley ) 'parii,,,, m g l' ur . str a e r tai l ta and Mr. Egerton ; Gray's bur.scptare. - , J. Sliediebottoni. IA erpoul, - aie, pa ter arid antigun, defiler, Dec.l9, 26, Jan. b, at eleven, at :he George 100 ir, - 1 'st Lieerpool. Attorney, Mr. Forret' Liverpool. 1-- . • ckler y Ba:slngltall-street factor, Noe . , rl, at t i ruis h. al-Seven, Jaii•_63. at .011 C• tstiGuittlitall. At - torrot s .' 11..7 rp u :/eilthetiele ned*Poictal, .Eitsex-sti yet, Strum; • A if --.... Devine, Wilts. au... a , Tab • 11. Macr o New-street, liockbead, eallenderer, Nit' San. s,at twelve, at Guthltitill. Attor * Wood-street, Chenpsfde. b eYsidt•Mras i No l v . . 64 27 a Vic:Jai fr r. a 5 13 , 1411 itt ls ele Cliv" sets, atvie(lhsuifdlitr. lierebn iu tiest Mr.*Peorsimi.'lt . Jerdidillinpre. - , J. Ginner. Prestam Laricaiter. grocer, Dec. 19, 94j,, at the Witte /form,. Preston... Astrinsies, . g em . and- Shuttleitorth, Preston; and Mr. Wiglesworth Cn Al t mean. ... . t .....-f, . M. Tucker, E . /tette, dyer; Nov. V. Der. 7, SAN Ind veil, at the hotel,, Exeter. hationties, -Air. T omer , c hic yard; Eieter; and blessed. 'Collett, Wituburu, tad C i k i t Chaneery-bta*e. • ' , , E. ittawliug, Plymouth Dock, Petits Dec. 21 9 2 4:114 I `oinked', at the • London Inn. Foremiret llysewelabig !Aftornies, Messrs: Collett; %indium, and Collett, Chime dime; and Mr. Charles Peen, Plitautith Dark. .*. I T. Johnson, Lisbon (itrAl. Paddlesttiolli,,laUpielier, Det k M one, Jan. 5, * at ten, at Guildtrall. Attaruier, limii k e i l .isisel Son, Bedford:street, Redford-raw. . 1 . T. Crawford and W. Crawfard, Poplar, Blartnall,4 ,• Dec. 4, 15, Jau. 5, so twelve, at Guildhall. Ato m C a r s . c 7litchett, Great Present-street G e ottilmatis-delds,,,, ,'. Al. Hiatus Waller 's-place ; ltun'betli- toad , lc Rl* • „Lot eito,A, ' at tictive, Jan. 5 6 at ten, at Guildhall. A Me IV W ila, Castle -street, Falcon-square. , . T. C.ornford *and G. Cornford, Milinrd-how, Strand, lid. merchants, Deed I v atelestenoS, law .5, at tee, at Gimag, , :: : i Le otinrwikaechW and A r in:l4 :i I I t- , i yi .... 64 A. . 11 0 - corLf Dec. . at 'Q " ell hi r .1 , 'd ' : h t ‘-' B . c °I , -1 "4 dratts Decr' a (A j" 11 i. er 4 : 4. , i e l i 1 ~i 4 1 ..; II 1 1 1-i' ~. . 14 dame!, Mr. 't eakdale, Merchant Tirytur'; Midi, `fii m a ts strata **. tii • . .. ~ . 11., Monett , Itlibntersenith, Maw-hat mattofartaree:l 4 .Det. 13, .1 rm. ,•500.1, ten, at Guildhall. Attoi uey, Alai* XprolvaVVltta, ~ W...itaattall, led, Ihren-draper, N0v.29, Dec. 6. J a i at Alt& I. *LOtidint. Attendee; Alestrt. sink 'Bieklershary.,, .• . Metall, Mount ;tree(, Whltech a pel, y eas t 4, - at' (Wave, 15, Jim. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall-7.. , . h - 7.. ,. Mazer Chambers, cuveut- garden. V.. .A, Oast/ell, Haymarket, nrory-anotilreowilt maker, Dm st ; eleven, 41. Jan. 5, in twelve, at timlaball. Atter*, ! Mills and Robinson, Parliament -surd, We:haunter.' ~ , . Eastman, Cleasenes-lime, merchant, Der. 6, .i_ ,6 Jain.!, k orst Id' ten, .at Guildhall. Atturoey, Mr. PakettOft, Wart.:4 Court, Throgmorton-Street. ,* W. Crowder, A Ideninsubery Postern, bricklayer, Dec. lA, dati. 5, ut twelve, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. Joseph Weil 'HOsseb.Furuival's ;no. . . E. Mayon, Fencburch4treet, bardwareurati, Pee.% I; J ii, *I twelve, at 'Guildhall. Airtime), Mr. Jorikin,' a 6 t ._ tt* m Na mid J. Dick, Finsbury-square, relime, 0 7, Art._ .i .Dee. 1 , ,• Jan. 5, at twelve. at Guiiatiall. Atturates, Moor: Wnikesin i Barlow. and Grosvenor, Aastiofriarr. W. Bouchard. Bury-tarett,l4druunatia, underwriter, Dee. 1, liY JAI. •5; at metro, at. Giatisall. Altinotri t ileum Wilddlogs; Ilatlaw, mid Grosve;mr, AuStiarrlars d• Au* et 4 theiwnert dcaltc, Dee. 10, 11, Jae.s, at Arm it Ito M ' it Arals.laru. itiliKiWilicC. AtOttlitSi Mr. BIN* biafithimburivstod lii , mas.'htiliie :not Parry, 1 entitle. ' .! J. a ki,p-Slitith, Brist4l, Boca-drarr, Dec. 1, 4 Jan. a, a ten,,sit I.Ve litrinoier;ravers, All Sairos-lone, Bristol. Atte MA :B1 , flatorr • igartieu ; and Mr.. It. nig, &kW. 1 • c#l l ' s-builansgt, .Knaglstsbrid A e, raotnei-nalir, , . • ti i Ow4A. at tot, st lioddhall. itauniey, Mr. lo t , k nori ii - ,:Nstra-sguairee tad , , 91-141tim:1 01::1 1 L I" stlii:1271il i T l i: 1 :n:1!ri-el la: : pithy!. U. 'Leaver, liitieliiiiiisn, Backs, carrier, Nov. 27,Drf.4 , Jos., 4.40 sea, at Outlets:AN Losdun. At:twines, Melds Itia 4 00 . Ahouringi , Gray's JOn; and Mr. Joseph Must, Aylerinth -15seks,, • • 'W. Maim, 'Great St. Helen's, Itindoe, wine-mew , 74 .4514 1110 . 'Or at ten, at Guildballs Atiorsies, ilest‘ 044 4ic liad ' x an.Aagel- Court, l'hrognitortuu-street. t''' S. - Gosling, nark-tme, merchant, s..v. VI . DeC.l, Ja 4 at eleven, at iiitilditall:.Atturities, Mesiot.Palmin, Toole sons, and Thcnmoon,cifthall-enurt, Tarnow' taa-streta. • tY ' iVIKNI,iII.. , , s Dec. 15. W. Weiiiiklt,lted Liau-seet, Cterketnatim :utter-Dee. 15. Wt New mart, Ottuterbury-dquare, Southwark, sserchaat--Dee. I'. J. Todnemer, Preston, lincertraper- Um. 15.. 4 1. Datia; Klity-Stephtti, WesAwareliard, hilaVer•* Die. lb. M. TA*, 'f(ittg's• Arms, George-street, Brick-WI sittaaller.--livc. la, T. Linford, Cheapside, jeweller-1)m IS, A. Willlitais, Chei:esiharn, thouceater, jeweller-N.A.*. I'. 'Clive •alicFS: !etch:ads:in, Takeithciuse,-yard, ine:c ' Dee, IP. J. Sanders.illinckley, Letceiter, dialler is corti-LA 1,5, S.,Easton, Obver t forond)-luercliaot -Dix. 26. IV. nail! R. 4. iftiwood;fllatichester, linen-merchantsr-Dec. Is. J • Vide kltilltidgdon, grocer=4)::e. 15. J. P. Fearua, tipper Gram _street; Fitzroy-squarei hate Commander of tire Belvidere FA lodiaman-Dec. 1i.).,16. Whitaker, Wakelield. York, as. Whitaker, Lee-Ili„ir c Velii Artiste', York, ,colliers-Deb. , .J. de Pratt:4 Limis-siket, tead.Orereltivit--Dec. 16. R. Itases-gateway. RasatUvatrert, neetWoodiegy, !either- . . Dec- 'A. W. grown, Kealer-mill ) ._ illsethenst in 4. E. Lindley, see' droinky, adiddleses,_ baker -rPf&• - 1 I'. Kenefich, .liristul, ineretiant-- 2 6ee5 . 31 A 8..C. Kopp,. 6 den-raw. 011-atreeteegad. turier--4,)!ft,ST.- - .J. Newill sat! Nevelt Atott . statinah earkers- 1 15. F. *Per/ u " briiikti , eibult - --tfee. 15. I.'arown, Loug-lant, Berarmitir Iffhifertel.. 5.. J. 'O. Peters •Chatlialrs, confectioner-.. 1 . 4)0 15. tl, fattna,Aisoley.street/lioeirugh, ecru -merchaidrpc,c: 13. X.'Esuie; thiloq- court , Bruad-Street, merchant-um. i r I - Itsb4m,•Perfita, • Sinahniaptaa, threis-dratier-Pec- fel: K. PLipps.,Paidrtinie;linto-drapar.-Deei 29.* b. Wardle, Ne'' . . castre-upuu-Tyne, grneer.-Dee. ti. if niiriirin; gougar'o 4 tai tare` i)e,... is. T. : Ghlppihdall. St: 111artherclure. , 11, stores. -1!!c. 15. D. Darice, •Old-steeltt, wiclunlle_r-Der. Se Doils.l.4sturnoeclaChiraM4s, Mutinies , ship aghl I bruker = l.lee. :92. 4.llatalltun, Sbneelone, whiter -1)m. It.' Rasa, Slior,eliatn, Iceokiliiipiteeper=llec.,29. it. . s Aldrgate, groceir44aa.:l. G is l o rn w aitou, (:;oaring-erarf, ' . proptietrir."-Nov. 2' ; ', J. 8.,14 , Haekue t yrnve, • ... ' _, CERTLEIcATBS-Ditc- 13- ... . . A. Hudson, Newgate-street, taveru- keeper :7-%b . ),„;, " It: Jackson. Red Crolis-Breetegrinthwarli, rectifying -S. Powneral,,Sheateld, grocer-rA..llanceck, Shetheld, eer-R. Heath, jun. Loorkm-road,.tiotithwar.k. malaria J. Teti:4olv chtuldcslezi*Corbet, VV °renter, Tay Inr--1d 1 1 .ker, , Oirktip", authrod, inercen-F. Jutkson, juu. ti . roai Ve - Geld,. To dni46t-.R. Tvrty, 1111divigilt ull'il i, 4 ;, La i* B. l 4loarstan, !pewit*, utalster-%V. ,ItutehisolitSlT! .p .i M~aJlstiltdesibitil-street, wine-meretiiiiit-'4. Til. f'.: • i c l4 7l ' u '"-d r 4 :ll' 111 - he4l l ll i i ist 11"..G ie ° 7 st hu ek i r t rd 'L 'PI J iAL . 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