The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

• • • • ..po • From the LONDON GAZETTE, *mai 30. Foreign-Office, March so, 1813.. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been p!ea.;ed, to the name and on behal( of his Majesty,. V. cause it to be signified by Viscount Castlereagh, , I , i. Majesty's Principal Secretary ef State for Foreign 1 . ;t:tinrs, to the Ministers Of 'Friendly and Neutral l'nwers residing of this Court, that the'tfecessary measures have been taken, by the Cednmand of his Hoye! Wetness, for the likeckade'Of the ports and , t.arboura of New York, Charleston, Port Royal,' tele , i rnnnsh, and of the river Mississippi, in the, ljuited of AniericA, and that from this time all nv•agur , N authorised by the law of nations, will be rooy'..(l and executed with temiect to all wads . may attempt tcrviolate thiseitit)ockadt. - 'I • Doroning.street, Monk - A lAqterorT which the following arts extracts, has been this t1:3% ',ceased in End B ,thurit's Oft e, Mat-toed to lie Lord ship Ay Colonel fltimiPon, Lleuteassil-tiol' senor of Dell o; 11.1141, dared flid March, Isl 3. • In my letter, dated 17th loskant, I had the bonnet. ;. to represent to your Lordship, that In consequence cf the effect which the glorious Wile-ass of tfie Res- I, seen arms produced, and•the favourablirreportti from i'Vlferent parts of the kialsoveriin,cpast, I determined immediately to take every step, which the inconsi- de, able force at toy disposal would'idetit of, to pro tante the great and just alum.. Lieutenant hanks proceeded with twelon-brigs, reinforced by two serjeants and thirty Veterans, to Cuxhaven, from which the French had departed with great expedition, after destroying all thole gun-boats, and dismounting the guns from the strong works constructed for the defence of the harbour. On a summons from Lieutenant Banks, the' Castle of Ritzbuttel, and batteries at Cuihaven, were surren dered to he at the disposal of his Majesty, by the burghers; and the British and llamborgh flags were immediately displayed. Major ketitzinger, an officer perfectly qualified for such a mission, was sent to Cuxhaven, having re ceived instructions to communicate as soon as possi ble with the Russian General, and the Senate of flimburgh ; and this Officer was immediately fol lowed by a detachment from the Bth ILoyal Ve teran Battalion, and a.supply of 'an the arms, &c. hich were not actually employed by this garri son. _ _ The loyal people of Hanover,. Who have been so long oppressed, display every where the British co lours, and G. R. upon their habitatiorts. In the Weser the inhabitants of that part of the country assembled in cousiderable numbers, and took the s•• frog and important battery and works at Bremer- Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew , has transmitted (, ice ; and a corps of about 1300 French, having as to John Wilson Croker, Esq. r a letter from Captain, , 9 sembled in its vicinity, which threatened to retake i Hps . c, t of his Majesty's ship the Bacchante, ad-' the battery, application was made immediately to •i dressed to Rear-4dmiral Freemantle, and dated off Major Kentzinger, for assistance, who haring left I Otranto, the 6th of January, giving an accoopt of 1 CiAnarc:i with a rirty 4 the soldiers in " a gg nni r the capture of fire armed vessels on thet.day, by the .n 1 as me by these brave •fittd grateful men, who gave bacchante , and the Weazle sloop s ender Lieutenants iii!:l the pleasing intellii;2nce that the enemy bad ( O'Brien,' Hqpd,. sod Gosijug, • ,of use former, and mil: flied off in grc..tt haste, in couseqoence of the I , eutesiant 1) rhe ley, of the latter. landing of the British troops, which were reported to t I.Ai These vessels . Avere bound from the Wand. of‘ Corte a•-lount tea considerbin number: to Otranto, for the p ur p ose . of money for , Baron de Tettenborn, Colonel Commandant iif, a i corps of that division of the Russian Army, corn- the fayment of the treops . on thisslarid, awl altheogh 1 the boats met with a spirite.t kesistitice a lbey werst mainled by Count Wittgenstein,;eatered.liambargh . tarried without anyloss onourp4t,... -. on the 18th instant, amidst the acclamations and every . Captain- ilosteJsighly eoisupencts the Aosidiet,petat demonstration of joy on the part of the citizens ; -in , ; 3‘e officers and men e mpl o yed fei_tiei s beNts, Tor 4i consequence of this happy event the ancient Gevern-i t" and gallantry displayed 11,y them en,Oe se... ment has been restored, and a Malt 'for England is • s eal , .: ~. Cab.ll:T. : now dispatched from that city., 5.. ; ...; • • . • - Vice - Admir a l Sir • rakward Pellet. bas *isinittd , . ift!.aircalty Olic,-7 1 Alaicit 30. to John Wilsot ,broker, Esq. a letter_ from Captain 1 C.ories et two letters frora Lieutenant Francii,poults. command : 1 Moue:ley, of his Majesty!. ship kuristesei giving a t p. jog his Mile-ti's eno-ves,el the Blazer, to John Wibon i account of his having, on the 10th of January, cap. ; Ls q. . dated of Cuxhaven, the Itilli and t7th inst. toted, off Matto. Christ°, L'Argus French brigao- • Blazer, at aneh h a la r r l e ttf h 16, Clix ihUsttvt: a, 4 ; tins kivateer, pierced for twelve guns, het only fepr.l .4 lloeg tweleelmunders mounted, and eighty-five meth] SI 11,-ri beg to inform you, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, th a t, i eight days from Leghorn, without making and capture. from the intelligence comminicated to ,me by t h e 1 . The follo . wing lists of vessels captored from the Lieutenant-Governor of Heligoland, and what I enemy‘onutting such as hire before beett,oker l 'Esq. published) otherwise learned by the arrival of vessels from the Continent, of the distressed state of the French have been transmitted to John Wilsou Cr by the respective Commanders in Chief:— forces at Ouxhaven, and of the entrance of a • Ras- Theis follow a list of 4Svessels captured, and 14 re-captured, i by his Majesty's ships and vessels, under the commend of Athol.' sian army into liamburgh, I judged it expedient ti. rat Lord Keith, K. B. betty en the Slit haveof July, IRIS, and the, to take the Brevdageren under my order, and pro- a of . !r_ch, 25t Alist Yl ot 3 A m erican il B3s° the ass ret n tvs by big Malestes ships ceeded to the river Elbe, which I entered early this lull vessels under the command of Admiral Sir Richard Bicker. morning, with the hope of intercepting, such of the, ten,,..ftart, Commander erica in Chief m ptu at Portsmouth. enemy's and enemy's vessels as might attempt. to make their _iertrdAin command ofl • ort i strat Sir Itabcrt Calder, ar mat late escape; two of the gun-vessels we found deserted in und e r by other ships, from the 90th December, 1812, to the the entrance of this river, and were afterwards 24t Itn M a ti :::::. ' ,V - ao American vessel captured and $ 4614 into destroyed ; on a nearer approach to this place, I ' Leith. observed some were burning, others were sunk and A list of 47 vessels captured tend detained by the stradrnn, drifting about in all directions; and I have the seat- under the otters of Vice-Admiral Sthrling,& . J amaica, faction the Yid of J uas and 30th October, i r at c. 41c ambab ' faction to inform you of the total destruction of the A list of 62 ships and vesseis, belcaBging to the Government or French flotilla that was stationed at Cuxhaven, t a rple ze ofthcUn t itesi u . r t i eszf on A: r er t ;:,riets A hz i , ez y ntr oo ttg i r t which were twenty , large on schuyts : the timely! .jm.__, form w i t hi n _h e e l i t d a y of June 181% to the 14th day of De o p pearance of his Maje:gbrig provedted the escape ; e „'"";;;;;a 1 ; 1 0 111 . g. of two, and, I firmly e 1 led to the destruction 1 of the rest by their glen bands : the liamburgh fl a g I is displayed on the batteriee and Castle of Ritzbut. trl, and I intend to pin a communication with the shore. Imo, Ike. (Siena) • I have the honour to be, &e. THOMAS HARKER DEVON, .• Lueusennoi and Costumier. filiketties guu-vewl Bluer. Whitehall, March Q 7. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been pleased in the name and op the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to Major-General .the Honourable Sir Cherie.; William Stewart, Knight of the Bath, M• P. for the county of Londonderry, lit Majesty's royal. licence and permission to accept and wear the in.. signia of en Honorary.. Knight . Comiander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword, conferred en Mm by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal ; and also lo Lieutenant• Colonel George Elder, Colonel in the Portuguese service, a similar permission. . - F. BANKS. Btar.er, el smelter of Caabareo, March.l7. 1811 beg leave to acquaint you, far The in formation of my Lords Commissioners of the Admi nifty, that having had Communication with the civil authorities of Ritzbuttel; they expressed a desire that 1 would take possession of the batteries that had been lately evacuated by the French. I-accordingly this morning disembarked the small detachment of thirty-two of the royal veteran hkttalion from Heli goland, and took possession of Cuxhaven Battery. Fort Napoleon, which is 'half a mile higher up the river, I shall order to be destroyed. Every-thing in these forts is in disorder, the inns dismounted, the carriages and *ores destroyed. rums what I have been able to observe this day, all is anarchy and con fusion among the inhabitants, but they rejoiced much at a few English being landed. No Senate as yet is formed at Ilamburglr, nor de I heir of' the Russian army having entered that city ; whenever that can be ascertained, I shall communicate this event to the Commanding Officer there. The French withdrew from this place yesterday morning at fivea'clock ; their collective force was almat twelve hundred; they made their retreat by ileviorkma to Bremen. blAscn 30.—His Royal Highness the Prince H. gent has been pleased ; in the name and on the behalf of his Mijeety, to grant the dignity of a Knight of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and frelantt, ante:Alexander Anstrether, Esq. Recorder of tIM Court. of Judicature at Bombay. • • -Ilii.Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been .ileijed, to the name and • the behalf dills Sta _. jest' *etching ... _ hailed, fire. In this criiicid situation 'there , ___ ___A but in resolutely hoarding, and `I took idventage L 4 biflo - s - rlefelud tgebti Thomas M. Pencil, from the 11th n3 Light d litstot ai l ow. desietanti. au Sar a g b c o o v n: vice O'Counel, pro !of the . cheerfet 'readiness or our people. We car.' Dated Irked them tinder the smoke of their second without the loss 'fit man, and only two wounded Foot, to be t vies &Isaiah demoted. : 49th I)itto, H eader Muantsteven, from the 11311 Foot, to on the part of to enemy ; the, alley boarding the I be 1.,„,i g0 . y t nt , who exchanges . Dated us &love. I first, and the Bl R e is cutter, ip the second. They , 57th Ditto, Captain William Jenioue, from the 89th lout, to be ! captain of a Company, vice Lvatt, who . exebanges. • I proved to be the 'Danish gun-boats - Die Junge Trout. Ensign Patrick Lognato be Lieotenant, without purchase, vice man, e0rn48 14 0 0 14 Jr, Lieutenant !Atkin ; and Die . 1 Tench, deceased. Dated as above. ' Liebe, Lioutmilint Writ), each mounting two long ' Alexander Veitch, Omit. to be Ensign, vice Logan. eighteen, poondera, and three twelve pound car-" na te . pi t .r . ol tW Tn 4 W i nt e e t lf, P ric ' e ri ar a an C°l2P :ro rc b Tirei; T i purc hase—Lieu. j I ronades , will[ I Complement of tWentyAre Mell ' Reed, from the 9th Foot, vice Dickenson, who re ti res . eu Dated each. . • . • •,. • l' . pi above. • ' Ilst Ditto, Ensign Hect or . Munro to be lieutenant , without When you consfd4 bat each of . ttibie formidable , , purchase, vice fielding, who retires; Neery_ Frederiek.Lock vessels was dirtied bia single boat s - One a cutter l • 4 , yer Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Munro. Dated 46 ebbe. • with twelve men, gad the other By . I. galley with 76th Ditty, Resin Nathaniel James Scott to be Lieutenant, b 7 ' nine, the conductor' thetrave felliwi under my or. I purchase, vice organ, who retires; Hasty Wood, Gent. to ders needs no comment; and I beg to return my'sin. ! be Hoe 1 81 1? without ImeelllMe. vice:km:L. .core thanks to them ) and to Mr. Dunbar the Master' Sid Ditto' Lind g ti Alexander Car" to be Lieutenant, with " 1 Of the Blazer. To be asigos withouti a u te r d eboae—blichael flood, Gent. vice Howard, de c eased. Dated March 'A, 1819.—John Candall, These two vessels were sent three days ago from Gluckstadt, for the express purpose of intercepting kid Gent ß e iL ice nt Ci f Foot, Ensign i44 K il i t i l i g 2s o „t trq„, the 49th Foot, the trade fr?m Heligoland. I beg you to report the to be Rosiiii . ce Mountsteven, who exchanges. above proceedings to the Coinmander in Chief, who, 876 Dino j - rra -:...-• Waller, to be Lieutenant . without Pee , ch•isc ; .for a li Wit, Gent, to be nsijrn vim Waller. I trust, will approve of my conduct on this "ocea- ISA Ditto, Captain S. 11. Emu, from the 57th Foot, to be Cap sion. • t _ taro of a Company, vice Jervoise. who excluusges. _ Ditto, Brevet- Mayor James Feltner, frost the 3d Garrison •• • on re Captain of a Company, vice Foster, who ex- Milos' change. Dada aasibove. Royal AAfrican Corps, To be Lieutenants without purchase— E Janie/ Carr:ol4 vice Isaacs, deceased. Dated March 91, 1;43. Ensign Charles James Keane, lice Christie, de ceated. Dated March IS, ISIS; Ensign Charles M'Combie, vice Rollo, deceased. Dated Slarch 2" 1813 ; Ensign John Chartres, vice Carmichael, declined. hated March 24, 1613 : ' Ensign Caristepher Al* Rae, vice Audanoa, deceased. Dated ' March 25, 1.. 4 13. !To be Ensigns—Jamei Gray, Dent. vise Carroll. Dated March [., • -10 1 .3_: Aralliimld Clilsbolta ? Gent , vice Keane. Dated March .18,181; Serjeant Stanley, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, oleo M'lC.mbie. Prj Dated March 24, 1813; Seant Odlum, from the sth Dragoon tivards, vice Chartres. 3d Garrison Battalion, 'Captain Colley L. L. Foster, from the [ 96th Foot, to be Ptatastsof a Company, vice Palmer, who ezrisasiges. Dated March 2.h.1813. sth Ditto, Captain George Elliot, from the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, : to Im Captain of a Company, vice Hall, de -1 ceased. Dated as ail,' ve. Garrison Company„Ltentenant Francis. Evatt, from the 2/st Light Dragoons, to be Captain. Dated a: :"hove. I To be Lieutesants.—Quarter-;4mier William Slater, from the SU Foot. Dated as above, Quarter- hlasier Mart iti Fleischtr, f 1 from the '2lst Ligh t Dragoons. Dated as ahow. To he Iraisign---Aerieant-Maior William G..:trdner, from the lit ' Battalion, tiOth toot. 11/..ted as above. .111 : BREVET. ' Captain Edward Wynvard, of the tat Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Major in•tbr Army. Dated as above. • STAFF. ✓R o Brevet-Major e Skene be Major of the Cavalry De 115 - rt to 'loll at Maidstone. Dated as above. Quarter-,Master Thomas Agar, of the Cavalry Depot, to be Ad jutant of a RecrultingDistrict, with the rank of Lieutenant. Dated as above. . .. HOSPITAL. STAFF. DoetetrUna Keating, Surgeon t, the Forces under Lieute nia*Sinaval Sir W.. C. Beresford, to be Physician to the Fortes; vice Gobbet!, deceaied. Acting-Deputy Purveyor George.lkys to be Deputy Purveyor - to Acting- Forces, vice Sind, deceased. To be Surgeohs to the Fortes, Surgeon Augistits West, of the Portuguese Service. Dated March 2n, 1813.—Surgeon Fre derick Jebb, of Ditto. Dated as above.—Surgeou John Cat leadar, of Ditto. Dated as above. To be durgeoe to the Forces, under the command of Lieutenant Cameral Sir W. C. Beresford Only, Assistant-Surgeon David Barry, from the 58th Foot, vice. 31Wbeir, removed from that 'mkt. Dated as above. The King's German Legion, StitegiMent of Dragoons, Assistant-burgeon John D. Lange, Dols the Id Light Battalion , to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Beeler, appointed on the Staff. sit Reginieat of 3)ra11 00 4 1 4 Floyer, Gent. to .be Cornet. Dated Maich 22, 1813- Ist Battens* of Light -Infantry,- Cbarks Ebel!, Gent. to be Eq. sign, vie* BansitgarSen, promoted. Dated as above. 2d Ditto, Celia Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dyck, pro moted. Doted 111arib18, 1812. • lst Bettalioh of tbe'Line, Serjeant A. Moller, from the Ist Light Dragoons, to, be Design. Dated Mardi 43,1313. of is the Foot, is super. • insijust. 'to be Assist- KeilrelY *VA& k'octs Assistant-Sur= germ, read' rlospiUdt Mate James Cross lobe AsskstanWlar, gdon. 95th Foot, For Hos ifaA:Mate James Arnstrnneto be AIM* ant-Sur nrgeon geon, pitaladate John Armstrong to be 444, isteas-ii. 18th Foot For &nip Johnstone, from the Garrison ' Battalion, to ba Lieutenant, read Ensign Cella Johnstone, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be • Liedte. nut. • ThilKin's Gamma (goon. 2d Light Brabant, Tot Cornet Boren Thanked to be LidV. tenant, dated March 14_1013s rea4 Cornet Bares 'rharnosel to be Lieutenant, dated hiarch 10, 1815. . 1~ 1 • • k IrierIOR.VPTCT ENLARGED. • . 34 SYttit'Naldsgilli. *crow, from March 21 to April O. EANK.RUPTS. , • C. Il , Thwittiorst, Kent; grocer, April 1, 10 Shy 11, at Loet. : Atiorides, Mew. Grew% Dial**. sad frryme, Angel-court, Throgetortou-strert. E. Steens, Brick lane SpitaMeldh, tallow•chaudler, April 3, 13, May 11 at Guildhall. Attereey, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's 4uildiepti 14100t ood . t. gt-street„ at tabiitdhrit Atteraey Pluto, yesterday morning„ chiouess of Downshite, in Hanover-Fware, was bro ken open and robbed of propeity to a large amount. The robbers' effected their entrance from the back premises by means of a ladder, which had been left by a lamplighter, about one o'clock, close to the premises. It Is supposed they were in the home 4 considerable time, bat were not heard by any of the family. All the boxes in the Marchioness's dressing_ room were broke'open,. and their contents carried off, consisting of 'wets, valuable watches, &c..— 'Almost every box et-the home, which contained n. boobies, was broke open, soil the contents stolen. Some gold boxes and other articles„ which the Mar chioness valued much, on account of their beloneng to the late Marquis, ale gone: Bow-sruerr.—Richard ind John Limberick, the parole belonging to Bow-street, haVing received pri vate information that Ilaffey Waite; who is charged en suspicion of being concerned in robbing the Leeds . Mail, was at Bristol, they went therein• pursuit of him. On their arrival there, they discovered that Ned Burkiit and John Good.nwi, two well-kco thieves, were living there, and they had no doubt but -• White was living with them. Hudak had passed himself as a Captain there, and had taken a house, the front of which was towards the fields,which made it very-difficult for the officers to watch it, being I obliged to go about a quarter of a mile off in dis guise, and to conceal themselVes during four days. •On Saturday they watched Goodman and his wife from the house into Bristol, and took them into ens. tody, Goodman being suspected of being concerned in robbing tire Canterbury Bank. After lodging them id prison, the Limbericks returned to the house, and gave a double knock at the door, which was an. swered by Burkitt ; the officers 'rushed upon him ; however, he resisted most violently, and it was oith great difficulty they could secure him. Ifuffey White made his escape in the mean time backwards, by get. tiug over a shed, and through a woman's house, who, he told, he was pursued by some officers of the She riff for debt, which induced her to let him through. Goodman and his wife will be brought to London, to be examined respectiug the robbery of lheCanter bury Bank. j A few weeks back some malicious peron forced ' down the throat of a horse belonging to the carrier from Barrow- to Bury, a quantity of pieces of gl tin. lead, pins, nails, &c. which occasioned his death last week. It is hoped the barbarous perpetrator will not elude punishment, al a handsome reward is • offered for the discovery of the inhuman dffeuder. MARRIED. Monday, at Lambeth, by the Vyse, John Willes. of Dulwich, Esq. to Mrs. Ana Wright, of the same place, the only daughter and helms of the late Mr. Alderman IS right. DIED. On Monday last, at her hnuse in Lamb's Coodnit.strel, Mary; the widow and relict ef Francis Hiatus, Esq. formerly of Red Llonaquare. aged S. On the 19th Feb. at he. Thomas's Island, West Indies, Capt. John Lloyd, of his Majesty's ship Kangaroo, youngest sail of the late John Lloyd, of Built, in the county of Denbigh, aged 29 years. 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O. • . , MILITARY PROMOTIONS:• • f the Atilict. etterleilla Wile; . ~, ...I. ~. .. , . x .„..,,,,, ... ,„ _ , .. ,' i ititocki s hi p gi - ..w or - 40406ite,daiep... . I enclose a copy ' lieerdmnithathils.taorham.Aivielttall;:babodskosii.,toir:lleintisirikrt ti 0 .1•4 4.. . :.,:. ..., • , t. , • i i r am v ide • • . •••• • • • wistaime, Ma k arNil IL S. . 7 o =Vt.2 l kikl" lift • .lvdl v R. - • f .. .llll=2ll=t i otivit ► o 4i lg . $l6P -A l ' 116, V.l Mks, 0 ' Sp Ala. intihou se .. . • . MOW '. ' :•'• r: - 'l , . - I lig h ' • - i. Wary C hig risommorslßß4 l . • . . Artteleo concluded between 1112 . 9±11 ~t‘ . l r l. .e sitAlyibt . ,„a tio, Dll44 . : 7 • 11 . ,'' 'Ai l ii in , to 'be Ititir if ,Dated a4oAefafic rit • : 0 4 1. . ... 4 , 6 ; a4 owe. a reedietee lma ktz t r a r t, 4 1* T__ , i lali'.. • Intl Lientemutt F:Baitlts, io., bd civet Elbe.. .. ".., , iiii . v . 21 :::: . i i v.it x ... . ;, Tii , ' id .er e gr al ove .00 Asastaat-sofilia, 4 ,„„ 4 . .. Ilt mei l t 'ti r t it i t A f r r l'ivernlitailota. ilr Th i n Hansborgb flag shall be • BMW& at the French bidildier wiliAtibutoLlakimostr a;rato. Toted litist„, ~ I _. , 1 , , ...."-, : -. z _,• 8 '. ~ it. rieboreli;artts Os% inter— Umiak AiaiestO Piewm oe lk i telt o 14, 11 dligirY , Ptiag I F I A= w i t he i d md i til dNe .e Y w i ce ' Llci rvirai7itir. 'Birt* -'U. N bos#; . Seittleett, i ti C ei ti d ey ek % btotes belonging to the Judaeon to be Battalroi. - 1110:tal as above: - - 11411 ° r ! Whrt a • II . , Wonsan. Usk. . . . . der . , ti The B ri tish troops shall tpke I mmediate pomma .----1 1oa of Me .. Wits, and poris4h the tame.' ." . 1.111. : . C.l4ll. •Ptke r"liflaiMagjbalimuil' ival to he Linnet** am c a p _i irdliga igo,. Ili GS""B"r poretiam, vice - -1.-Pw7.- • i' e % t"— ' tummies . Pe * A - .v ilf*l e 4 74 l hobs, t4 i le r t an, al " 4 "., .i.i s .1 1 116 ne V J K ol i m leo w nre imssa le, who Bea re i t ne ires ii . Gen D t aid ..to Vasois k. R...6 2 4 5 . ,. w 111 i5h0u 1.5. rt per. , t far ol :l;: a . ner pot w:ort itcy bl a leo wdi rbloollgili j _mu j. .itoleer Kenda lr o . vr Clark, hitech a apet ß r i " Marl,Seenried ea board bis blojerty's. brig the Phillolavo v 1813. • chase. rice Pereldit Wane ibOver -.11 • • i r ne4llercb t° 7-W • °ill* Bridgewater , Somenetshire, dom. 6th [Leitmotif of Fool. Brevet LientenaoleColoorl Timms Car- i ,eePrf -3 . ailet, Neweartir-epoveryae, linen-draoer-3, 1 hiabi ltia I .kaami laingp a 's ied- bi bl es_ atiVemelst ialli the'N C"lisseir orth Sea, ro ll iet hiet Wr t )* • norietirest9".befWeinitirett“:4ll4°ll(4,l 3. 1 1 e' - ` * " . " base . ' vic . / .. / rade .' ..,° ! i l son °4 r i g l ettr K ee et t, t 9 64t afurd- reellieil oale. Mel ktw almi"P er—H. b4rtlii—jdbon, tboahlierrims ' ' ion CEA., Eful. ils ' Town; tbe 990 Wit. • : 17t11 Dime. Arent iaturotal ed iessol Garret Fitsaimmisaa to et " , IT me-merrhonr--7li• Smit h CdOtiort, thopteeper....E.f, ; - ... ' ~...- f- - -'lll4 Iftvirrs , art Armameleao Myer be Miu'of t vi ta %gib aa, Waters, Ord South remo u nt, Merebont. • ,- Sat,- - - - Fae.. March 21., i 05.. Lientemott tieovke'• dot to be.daptain di Oempasy, vi , ....: ra Pr, STUMPS DISIOLYRD. ' Agfeeably to 'your irrangement, I proceed with Fintsianarks., N a t o saabove.., , . _, W. Si. and r. D,bb , Stooeferry; Yeakshein. seed.crusbers-e n to he Lieutenant, vice hfacaoley.' Iv . M Crow and W. Hare, iletioniu.stroet, 'earpenters—T 't} galley •of the . Rre'rthiPrell) a lureutti4i 4 the rilliovv "S ga t r ui r l ir YOhte• Gee. he be Eltrigo. vice liarrivoo. . Melt and G. Pierer, Leadenimli-nsarket--T. Borman and R: Illijater.; in-search of. the Danish• privateer sadly ie- %et DIAIO, Emilio Nolo Pell to be Lieutenant, without Or. Robert 4, Hark.looe, factors—T. Grills. T. Hiatt. and J. IC feskthe u part of the river. _kt day-light &ill du° Fen:ibl i er r" oo444 °. Prm r ed id the Meagan', Light Infantry I 51_1 . 0,1, Birmiagharn, handeugemaltes•s—C. T. Clark and W. o l :1 , it raylnr, renfionard Smith Blitb,thip-builders—E. Foulke, Emigre &LOA Adlotoott:ghTleming to bare the rank of Lieu. mod N‘ • 4 7eellovell, Maechemer. latiscole.-4}: Smith and J. D. • morning we discovered t*o galliets t which were at . Haim, Royal Ladmage, machenr. first suppose* to be merchant remelei bnl, ea ap- i S ete ThANd•nt above. 1 m Dino, Liestesont William Ouseley Wnrreo, front the Wee- . f i t d ted ße4 o l :b eek ent . "..* Militia , t_° . be Ells..ig...n' without " purchase . . E a rl y yester -- day morning, the — ho - aso of the Mare lira:rating them they hailed, and intently opened a fire. In this critical situation 'there was no safety __. __._ MEMORANDUM. Veterinary Sargent, Joh; Fero° of the 15th Light Drwooes„..irha was superseded, al stated °laid &UAW. lassiaolated.la Lb rub. • Ensiga John Cradoek, of the 12th Regiment or] beisqg &Nett without leave,- • Errata, in* Gazettes of the 16tb and 21d i 96th Foot, For flospilai-Mate Denizis Kearney ant-Surgeon, read Hospital-hiate Peonkbikar sistant-Sur 94th FoOto lor Hospital-hi:tie John Cross to be pleued, to the name and on the behalf of ids Ma. l' is, May 11 - _____t Guildhall. - Anoraey, Mr. - Tucter, n.utiews- ii;j e - 1 -- ;i iet k. edi , in i ne. It sweewn , „I rem h es th e who m jest;', to grant . the ()teal -arid dignity of the . EleatiV " A ildirt keivr "" 4 "r . ,.. d . , • of Exeter, unto the Reverend WhtttihgtOtt Ueda* ? liii'ilaiSilsilll. Aninsoy, , 111 r. Pineto; Charles-street, Cum; ..r ,_..e.i....e-- apP• Public .. , t - gi.st . stet' , holei. s ?ip ri ! . ... e , 90, gr,ii. ii Comp l ies nm iou, which ramlows, The pa atasuf: 4 6 ji and ve t h e been ti c i , l l e : • ince° 'of Ilie eastla(hty /if 44 alaceld its e nate and certain ir... Doctor lit . Divinity, in the reit% of. the Rev. Pr.. "i s = - ' ;joie. Nordiaston liaeis-diaisee Aped T + l: 7 8, Pints 4s. 6d. Hat- John Ganeett. - medy Tor Heep' este Complaiis in genera/ . ' 14bY 11' at aka° -Uteri" ' llaeter ' Au4r,a ' * ls "' pm" Ch. 9d. ill tee . erS of Gemiar .... MediOnes in the United , , Sold by . , • t ~. f,...„„os c m a , c h 3 0. .114. :. •. : ... . W m " . N all ieho' . Co. Wiii i nt . , hinder, April 10;12. May 11, I CI° O dmIL C". ' l3 fm" al " be simui I Dr. SLOMON'S JastlYaelobrated GUIDE to HEALTH $ *IN iIItIiIRICR. !wrens - Ea TO SERV/LIN Wilt OPIIiiiNT 4 , l 4 oevir vez a ti p rai lViit i rrati bl u a rtttil a dy, ' or• Advice te bop. , fears, price Sib . : PARLIAMENT... ' • . ' ,'. IN t. ' ' gip • • . 1 • 1• I 1 0 - .. -....-.....-....-.. , 1 ' • q /1414 4 .40... •.•• . • ' ~. . 2°f°l4j 4 Pe rith e rt t .. ' .l ' lia2n e ar • I h. iLOND4g I .I 1140,101 sett Publetied by U. 4V11.1. at t . Sir Thomas Picioi, Knight is tit* mai if SA lAA Al, sr ', A ' Seem drstca;lll: Fleetnriet Owen, Vanmat, who serves !Se des esianty of Padr e ' aid CO* CbMafflAlumil sad Mr. T° ll2l °l • .4 . • • -al • _r.~~s ~.... 4 - .~ IP',