The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-18 00:00:00

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' .. ~~, I 1. • • 0.% • '1 } 140. 2101. ..; ~d~ ; 7 • THLATRE ROYAL, ciitIJRY-LINE. T HIS present EVENING, Nov. 18, their Majeuties• Serv4ots will perform HAMLET. WA'', Mr. Rae; Gertrude, Moore; Opbelis ; Miba 11CrUY• - - To which will be added. THE PRIZE; Or 2, 5, 3, 8. To-morrow, Lionel and Clarism, with The Mock thictor. The Scenery designed and painted by Moors. tireenvointl, Marinari, Dixon. Di•mitria, Giast9. Spit§, and Calton. and their etittaot.. The Messes by Mr. Rank:, and Mit* Reiu. and their a..isiant;. The. Muxhlitery by Mes;r... Usiderwao.l, Drury, Ike. TV Decorations by Mr. Morris, Miss Itiihiru.ou, &c. Lender untie Rind Mr. Ssnig. The Doors In he opened nt is quarter pa.t five o'clock. to be gin at a quarter past six. ilexes. Is. s Sec..nti Price Ai. 641:—Pit, fid. t Second Pike, 4.—Lower Gallery; 2.. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, 1..; Saved Price, 6d. 1 gale+ and PL,reo In lie taken or Mr. Spring, flux Rank. i t . eib er, ihe thrice in Little Ruierll-street,.frifin Tea till you. and (rota Teti io the Eyening l antil the Omni air wised. The Flax inmates are ia Rili.hre4,4yett onty.--The P • s n ores arein . !Nowa-overt and Woburli.glrerc—T . ..e '4 'Sr i idler, entrasres are in itsplefl-=tree(. s Wabern Ween i e. Tee Upper Gallery rnirnisee i. in Wnbure.Fiitiniiiily: The neni higird dont, lending from tite.kull'is Bryelires-street.* will he opened fur Free A tlati:-..ions to she and confined to Neat only ; and an Free Aeorissions will be passed at any other Batt Pour of the Theatre. Neither i tyill aqy Person, not Free, be. admitted to pat; Ihrorigh the; Free Door. Free Achuit.lous to the Pit and tiallerier will be . received at their re.pet sire ()awl . Weiburn.ureet only. _ • THEATRE-W./1(Mo, COVEN :P GA,RUBN• T 11" preseat EV ENE N,G, 505.,18, sin he le . rfronied. REcauntstrci otrtait. To vilitih will bib +tithed, • HIT Oft*HBS. INi - wfr"T, w.itt!. :ll 4e Ili ke Gate., • - I . OWPS StitteClNG _ILI CLOTH. This Fabric (after Nur o.dans progressive int - protemeni) is now brought to r dc‘rce of rocelleuro and prr tertion umqtaltiol. suitable for nll Climates nod Seatioar,' . Ms; its freedom frui t lh q .4.m.ittility to the rlian;e4 of the ntutoaalle re, to tt ro.i; descriptiou of 3:iirtiol; (loth is halite; • It o phi:mina awl Washri beelitirnllV wiorraoted for diushility WWII to the best Itisfi Liam,• sold at :twin thr yrieri. Wholesale and, ity Hut Piece. hr Orighint iTairelsiorsir, 1.11. Cheali-ide near Si. ; ilardiug null Co. 89, Ms otliripsnssr 1914.olertt, RS' OLD 110 1 / 1 :. OF DRAWL NO GLAILs ES. . HAVING 'c C ontracted with Government for the present STATE. LOTT F:R Y, we bee leive, rrimet.. fully to solicit the ottentiOn or slue Public In the tliek"lore tinned Scheme. dad at the saute time so state. shut we have ess. rained permission of Government to drsw ter present I outcry in Two pave, Is i ,w• latch tweitios the.svisieio of pliows is -abolished, us every Ticket in the Lottefy wilt he put into the Wheel. prat drawn not iudises insiasteiy,' in the mew oe..sober at la the - Olt Lotteries. SWIt, It s • • a:- , sertll.lls - • . ~' • ' 1 . 4..1 chow ..aie.. Z 10.000 - 2 .. .... lO.OOO '....4 .. .20.000 '- ,4, ~, , sa3 •.•S S . . 403 * t•.;x10 4; ....,.. : o0e• • • sins, _ ti. le i •• • pa, •• • 10P %AS 21 22 • p Ile •• • 50 • . 1,000• - • 40 . , 4O • ~• •,••• I,hoo. 50 ' 30 . 1..1t4f 920 • ..1. • • 8.2.12 ',tar • - ...___. 1!3.003 Ticket!. aci3o,o To he Draws is !New Dais, • The 14th nod 15th JANUARY NEXT. TICKLTS :;ad' SHARES are wiring sic SWIk V and Offices, N... It, Poultry, No. SO, A Ittgale flier Itt; Charloa•Cromi, I sireet, Wherry in the last Niue Monti% the fvflox in; Capital Prises 11,1.'r been bold in . Share-: \o. 495 . . a . kett.(oll No. 1.70.; a X3.0(10 • .rt . "1.'270 a '2,000 Besafrs Whir/ of £1,600, BY THE EIBITIVPATENT. • • ECONOMY EtYR'FAMILTI:S. rrilE various imitations that are daily ofered, will serve to slww the estimation hi wjtich the real I'ATENT VIIILET SOAP is held, it hiving beets the errs of ohm** .very mitnufictaring pellomer, who offers it ,conaterfeit at a tae; or rate. 111;aly have been made to eotabPsh Soaps under various names, their component parts being panesat. luri ►oa..tLs, and irritaiioi ingredient -~t,, give them robot,' :MI smell, which tend 4 1.l beughtvo the ill effects ran the skin. The PATENT V lOl.ii 1 so AI. i% freest, by ti jodieboti c!;emiral prorert, trial those peral ‘ impt qualities, wbich, all latter !b.:traps are foam! to popkt ' being in as ordure innocent. nail beautify iv.c in it • edicts. rearlerioe 111. e redfie,t or coorseNt hi.nl and fa rm delicately white. soft. aim fair, nod may he owl with imrety Ihr skin of no Mfrs; t within the month. It was its emiseattetwe of Arse blestimablrauulittes that but Majesty Hunted Letter, l'atero. Sold, by appointmot of the patentee, iu Mears. Jut. Ker. aotand Co. ( l i dsalrl DruFgi.ts, Nn. 9, Hear-street, 1.6- frtler-lunre,' ithote;aile, retail, nod for exportft f 111 l . where. in (utura, ategilemi s c ap i n m s suip s , :old Tor r. mid cuumry Deittis, arerequested to apply, toil a liberal discs/tun will he an wed . To dirtinguish the real from the counterfeit?. piens, to ask for !fall's Patent Violet Sassy, Shavioe Cake, or Cream of Violets. Tile Snnp in *lmre,. tit `1•. CAI. and 1,. G il. ; the CIVInt in hot -11".'4:4(xl• titl. 4-surfeit). sealed uy. and on .the outride peelhell'isfrnfire'r Signature, in his own hand.writina. Funsits hotel', containing- twelve loirae Satiates. nt It. bs. and /*Ave stnatl.at Ire. a baivilig of ar. on the barge box. and Sr. on the Mall. thite boxes ; or a ma il er quan ti ty , are o li o f orts nr d e d to any tan it Vhstii i.r euumrs, to -Hell pee.oos wh o prefer havin g t True Ike Patentee, by iuldressing a th.e na J. B. HALL. Chemical Laborntorl, Jubilee-place, King's-. Posit, Chelsea., 'l'llE STONE AND GR.A WEL. .N l%. ,PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-street, ..,bury• Aquare , informs the Ihthar, that he • ha) n: 6II e.CAL(I..ILOU . S DISORDERS his peculiar study during the it y venrsofhi s . of...stoma ;IV/II ntiuu ; nod may he vs:44lllrd ni h ome . on Writoewltts nod Fri.twi. • For the elliinev of Lis reidrdy (ADAMS'S SOLVENT) to even the emArined Stone, hi either Bladder or Rattiest beano refer to "'Me of toe most respertahle t estimonies in the ‘ k ina rt m one d cal 41 4 allwr. The father of Dr. Sievert...Os was cured of the confirmed Itroite, as was al(o the taller of Lord Sarkirille—of I4nard Kitatclihull, Bart. with thoto.luot i o of others, by this medicine, which is :Is itmaerat Alb effiencioup. To.. large bowies (of 1!. 24. eneh) tieter fail to correct the calculoos dia thesis in the habit of *gleamy persons, thereby preventing the Coronation of row.— A concise DiAnisifino of the Disorder, with the Altioutratene if Ihe observed sender care. may be had (price I s . 64.) Mcors. Sherwood, Neely, and Jour., Pa ternoster•low, St. Viol's' nod Ness's. Dego e, Pull Mall. N. H. Toe sinolicr !bottles of IJs. tool of S-. 6.1, are sold Wort at Bolton's, Owe afire Royal. F.schan;e; and at llocuu's Os- furd-street, opposite Bowl-strum LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, . 1812. SALES. Ftenti the LONDON GAZETTE, Ns,. 17. ll:whiff' , Repository, Finsbury-square. By Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, Nu.enther 19, Sf: VER A L well-bred seasoned HUNT F. RS ) mas. 1.-.7 errs of high Weights t nlso some strong Hackneys in good cordition, and fast trotters; ieverai 111144 of Clutch, iarntgehe; Chariot, mid Cur' iele Geldings, of dillment colour,: ; ,mne ale ditto; several gond Gig MN." ' perfectly (pie( in hornefo; ow! (Int trotters; some vrry Clever Horses. which have hrri rode with trompst and 'Lodi& It.rses ; 4 ge strong Geldings and Mares, fit for machine', inail-coaches, po)t-c/misev, &r. also several Minds/sine Galloways, Ponies,l&r. Admiralty Office, Nor.'l7. Copt of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward PelJew, Bart. coniniander in Chi .f of lois Nlajesty's Ship', and Vessels in the ire terranean, to John Wilson Croker, I:sq. dated ua tmord the Caledonia, of Toulon, Oct. 12. have the honour to inclose a letter from Ca stain Coduin . gtott. detailing a Fer flee lately per formnd in concert with Llaron d'rroles, highly crt di table to those Officals. I have the honour to Le, &e. (3igoc,J) EDWARD PELLEW. Eligible Prorrty for the Investment of hl•mm.: 'constlAin g 4 the Great or Nemo, ial Tithe/. over near Two Thow-and Arrrs of Land, at Bishop's Swum, near Alr e sf or d, is ito County ' . of Hants, nail a Flee:mid E , tatts continuous . Blake, Salon Ray, Sept. r . Br alerfrie ROBINS, I • 'Srir,::::rtri've the honour to inform you, that ac id the Auction Mari, oppo-ice the ii.tolt of EnKlaridosaFßll• • DA V. Des-e.ntwr lg. at Twelve in Two (.014, ' ' t cording to the plan previously arranged between the HE GROAT or RECTORIAL TITHES of Raton d'Eroles and myself; it - joint attack sfris trade i. i ... a . n ; ac i ro ;. 4 e tic irel fi leot ri l io ,Nt ° P fol ls `s o '" e "cid o 4 l ,7 l ,..---.. Tinu _ i • e n r — s - t ....,,. flight on th e t eerto of Tarragona, and the Mole rt t. ce Land, of whirls NO.l Any" ate Arable inselkissoreo swept of all vessels and boats which 'had there sought sod 150 Acre; are Co. itice, king timelier. had simile in the. protection. The Blake and Franchise lett this an-1 parish of Bishop's &limn, %Min Ton Mites of Ahrsford. on• citornize after (kirk and tits Baron marched from! he County of Hauls, and of . the presumed value of from If., • • Six to 1 Ileus at nine o'clock, P. M. when the' Jubilee, in ' EIGIIT HUNDRED POUNDS A YEAR, ! consequence of publishing the new Consliivtion and a responsible Man/, at a liber a l retool, may be imm e di- I s I -• ately obtained. Also, it Preelf.ld Estate, called made such a mote ,eat the - less to be expected. The SU fToN WOOD, I boats of the two ships readied the Francoli at about' tilled with fine grow iug Heed§ Timber, anti rootaining Twenty : I y one o'clock, and shortl after wards the .Baron hay- three Acres of Land, anti a Cottage antiGiirden, nod Two Acres and a half of Land adjoinhg, with th e Great or R ector i a l Ti t h es !log properly potted his troops for intercepting any of the same. - i sortie syltich might be made by the garrison, and for The Estate mat be viewed on application to Mr. Wrigh,, the i ~,,..n g Proprietor, Ili.lmp's Sutton ;and Particulars had 48 days vibe, ‘u . al of the retrnt of such people as might be in tome-Joe: also at the swan, Airc,ford; Sago, Allan; Both, . the vessels and lower town, gare the concerted sin , Fainhatn i the. Unison Arms, liasinooke; the Dolphins,Sooth- 1 nal for the boats to ripen their fire. The enemy I asisoioo; and in Covel.t-tnrden. were taken so completely by s ur p r ise, that some time elapsed before they returned a shot ; and I under- i stand that General Bartoletti, the Governor, edit- 1 any mounted his horse without boots or stockings. ! Seeing only the fire of the boats, about 200 grenadiers ; cams' out of the town, but being met by a volley of musketry from a small party of the Spanish troops in I ambush at the Capuchin Convent, and being then charged with the bayonet, those Who were able made the beat of their way back again. The position of 1 the Olive, occupied by a party of Briballa (Calagi-, rats) was carritA in the mean time in a very ani mated manner; esti several false attacks on the walls of the fortress attraNed the attention of the enemy, and occasioned a brisk fire of cannon from their whole line. The boats them pulled into the Mole ; and having finished the operAtion aiiotted to them, notwithstanding an angry discharge of shot and shells from the towns the troops retired to Rcus, and the.ships anchored with the pried in Tarragona Boy. Near hampisoil.—Elegnat Comte Ornee, mvh oaed by nenr Three Ilubdrrd Acres of freehold Land, with n comfortable dot:Aril Farni-hnu-r and Buildings, delightfully situnte,.nt Thorimill. ft firr c"iamonding situation, mid c.intiouus to the Southampton River. By Messrv. ROBINS. At the Auciiiin Mart, nppotite the Bauk of Enennel, on FRI DAY, Deteinher 18, at Twelve, by direction of tae Assig nees f !Ur. Thomas Hobbs Scoot, a Bankrupt, 4.VERY valuable and highly desirable FREE BOLD PROPERTY, comisting of au elegaut nod con %einem COTTAGE Oft NEE, hap . eily Om-cilia an Einine::ce. will i.tan miles of Smith:lmp totsr and contiguous to the High Rood from theme to Bode', and tt thin a e:tle of the Southi:mpinn River. This elegant re, treat is of in .+ ro structure, out-coed all over, and nrnaturnird with ics and wieaa‘ini., (ruin which the views see of intle errihabletwauty and extent; the ollicev are of he best description; aid au a proper e 11..1 newly-erected Firm Roar, wiih all requisite and ;mite. lot. F. no lluildit s , completed within !WA two Sears, tokether with iwar THREE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Freehold Ladd, lying very compact, and eomple4e liwithin n iittg fence, great part of which us recently chalked and niapersd, nod i 5 now in a hilt') butte of efdlirmiiat. . • This Esfnte pments nn eseelletit opportunity for an odvantacettits perehase,msteal lsouv.nd Pound. having been expended spas searpecnowessie wwwiwitbee• dwee - nu /viewed till the SAO, vO, by plicatlon to Ratliff, of whom printed Parfieultrs my ha hitd ; aloe, at the Dolphin, Snuth•taipical; the E••thty I)n:4s, .FareehAtt; Alton . ; Swain, Alreliford ; the IVhite !fort, at Saii.burv; John' 1:111.s. Esq. of Gray's lom-opei re ; and of Me s srs.. !Whi t e, Co yeallicordesi,'n here Plon'of ihr ity.y he .ern. A ell ALLY.:IIfIE. MOSSItS .; CURIU E and. Co. Surgeons, lute in' his Majesty's service, challenge' }fu. triode world its proVe.ll single instance where their Medicine wad Method of Cure halt hailed of the desired effect. The practice of many years its, this particular. brands of their pritfe.stain has not given rue to woe unsuccessful case. 'They continue to direct their statlits to the- treatment and flirt of VE:sll l .ftE A L CUM VIA INTS, and that derangement of the system, which is the eloisiquatace of the pernicious and wasteful eifeets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the %oaths of both *exec lit the sane it Will or (Mind to be the um - Ailing source of Barrenness; the other haVe its ravages fatally developed to the-n by a dis yrriokag. slate of atehility, attach, if not timely remedied, terissis antes in Impotence. These are its remote ;oaf ultimate edicts; *bile etinsuntivitaania, host of nstsornMr pstkver, and various net- Vann complaints, characterise the earliest stages of this solitary vice : of persons liinguiFhing under disorders mated to such is habit. their trciAment is >amid... and hits Dever proved an• saccessful in the cour:e of is long, laborious, and much ex wildest practice. la the most ahstituate and complicated cases of Ve nereal infection,_ such' as obstructions in the Utelhili, satiny ea crescences. hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptieus, semistai weakness, sleet*, as _ _ STRICTURES" ikether wrent or of long duration. and Whieh *toe ludfled the ill of other proctioners, :lie, by their preamit improved plan treatment. ctiertmally wtul permaiseraly cured, without the ~ttatieut.rtt the extruci , aing pain asid Warming hemorrhage Which !retro-idly lotions the application of the lunar Celliwilv. fh the einiKei of (*env, years ettenA.T practice In t hi. metro `idly. mum-Jou% ea," of tinctures hove been and ore daily uu dkr their care, the tutu vindication of which is elferteit by a safe. tenant, and r peditiom mode of practice, superior tn aut other vet adopted. The weakness, relogatiom, nod debility procirodirig is speedily teiiiiive.l, mod the patient re.toied to.ouud mod vigiirow, health. net where the LlctWity Its for years ea i:aeti, 0 proper per-ever/ince in their re rt..ritice remiediv,, :after the ttri, lure has been diotroyill. if ih diqiensiihly it...14611e to revive the shin.bering sparks of life, to re-animate the Con,thotion. Several Noblemen rint Gentlemen of the best eryipertthility have been under the care of Me:rrs. Currie awl C... for the re• moval of comploito Ord. urea. , stricture., h a yin g r.evived a radical and petitealwatt cunt, request that references may he given to them, as y evidence, of the decisive superio. ity of Mes.rs. Coara se tont Co.'s plati of treatment. — Many of tttekt Gentlemen have hod sit it:tures front tea to twenty ytitro. and had been under the cure of Messrs. Home, Heaviside-, and other Surgefito of equal eminmeei who etieteltted the cure by the apptwoti..it of the lunar CallStiC, without farces,. Nand. in the country are requested to .tote the partiialqe of their ease, age, and gencral habit of li,ing , &c. iftc. intlttPint s remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will he given or rent toasty part of the Ittitedum. To ensure that br recy so es:mai:ll to their undertaking, the postage of may be :Laded so the nreount for tnedteines• keem. Currie and way be e.neulted, by either Sea, with the greater; delicacy, twoireey. and honour, nt their hour, No. 107, June 18 , 09...1.0;. iintion-esrden.. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. LEAK E'S GENUINE PILLS, justly tamp,* for curing, iu all its etngeo, the Ycoere.il Disease. 00! small Pill is u rinse; nod the taktag of one box in it recent ease will soon convince the patient of the certainty of n speedy re covery. Netliing tom be better contrived, more safe. or more convenient (Imo thi, remedy for such me err obliged to go Imo.. airs, or to sett, hi it need) no coodinetnent or restrothe of dirt; ohd oivlv )earl etperience (in an extensive practi. )lo ,1 room el that it will eaert 11 cure when relocated sally/Wm nee all other methods avail nothiog. For the Scurvy Nod oilier Chroonirni Disorders, this Medicine has sot its poonollel.: Ups:trots of 431,000 perome of lonia sehes olive been rodicailyi cured "(the above cruel disorders within the lest eight yeank i Pregered and sad by the Prop:Jews. Thomas Tav Mr mei . SOU, Members iit Ike Kuyni Colic/par Warms. Lathiewtit ) . the list of rent Surgeons. publishedatonpay by the keels at their Moue. Ha. 9. New Bridne-elrket ; w stain atiendoonce rout advice Will longhorn by Ihno; knit ma relative to the ntmve complainte,willo brviohible secrecy. Also, by appointowlit, at the Perfumers, Mn. $), Blltverteee Poll-Mall; Mr. Oephoroongli!e* Toy Sloop. Me. 9, ndt-streei hill.; old top_oongorprothevery erdeliteeablis tete* deal , Britain, Ate. he boxes ef aft tor 941.'obeh. , . the Franchise was extremely well plead by Capt. Bires, off the Mole Head, rot' giving , sou\ assistnece as might have been wanted ; and I have reavo 10,,he much plebsed with the conduct of Lieutenant .trughes (senior Lieutenant of this ship) who eomma,arled ; and the t• hole of the. Officers and seamen w h o acted under his • orders in the boats, for the exactness With which they executed the duties allotted then t without injury to the op2rations of tne troops, anus, for the great activity which they shoved in bringing out the prizes. My anxiety to afford all the aid which any unfore. seen occurrence might require, and to be ready to profit by any favourable result l' hid' might lead to atrattaek of more importance. induced me to push the Blake forwards towards the Milogro. But notwith. standing that the light of the moon enabled the ene. my to direct their shot with considerable precision, she was struck only by one, which passed through the thiet-top-sail. It would be great presumption in me to offer an opinion on the military conduct of the Baron d'Eroles, who gains the- respect and regard of all , 'Copy ore Letter from Captain Ili , pe..of his Majenff ship the salon.% to John 111i:on Croker, Li. dined ot rite blotker who act with him, as well as all who act under his I book. the l4th Institut. orders. But I canpot refuse myself the pleasure of • Sta,—l beg to acquaint you, for. the information , I remarking, that such was the secrecy and silence of i of the Lords Commissioners of the Admirably, th,hk,.• his march, that when the troops and boats were ; I s e Mercure, French Ingger . prfrateei of sixteen pow each contiguous to the other in their appointed Sin- and seventy men, was yesterday captured cif the West tions, each doubted the other's arrival until the con- end of the Isle of Wight, by his Majesty's ship uu. certed signal was made ; and such was the steadiness der my command. and goon order of the troops, who killed or drove , I have the honour t o b•, &c.• ' back by the bayonet all the force of the enemy which • It ENitY HOPE, Captains ventured to oppose them, that not a single mistake ' *—.0..-- . . • occurred. It is also highly gratifying to me to re- , MILITARY PROMOT/ONS. cord the conGdent reliance which each service, placed War -Office., Aar. 17, IRI2. ' On the conduct of the other. And . the Baron has lit Regiment of Life Chards, John !faddy James, Gent. to he ,done us the honour to consent to the voluntary and Assig:mt - surAr'n• 2d . • Regiment in Warm's, Cornet &faked Adams, from the . • unanitnows request of the officers and crews of the --- in Dragomen of the kintt's liermin =upon, to be Cornet. two ships, that the whole of whatever benefit may i withou; purchase, vice Walton, promoted. arise front the sale of •theprizes shall be given to his . Wl!' ( 7F 5 it o i r t ner im w e .i n tilm of tt L pth Orag r' 'I rtv6i'n'elitaira.;roWorilit:cl.ll2l4" tube troops, in admiration of the valour and the discip=line Cold.tteam Regiment of toot Guards , Mark Beautify, Gem. which then shewed upon the occasion. 1 to be En.igra, without purchase, vice liockrlilge; killed in • • action. The loss of the enemy must have been consider. Ist nntiabeitot . Foot. Hogpihti-mate William nook , to he Ai. 1 sbte, although it is impossible to ascertain it, on ac. , ri,:tant-Surgeon, vice Walters, promoted nu the Staff • tenni of the darkness of the night ; attd the opera- 4th Ditto, Easign J. iironingtiatts to be' Lk•iite!aitit, without parchave, vice Belches: 'promoted In the 59114 Foot. Lion under the walls of their own garrison having Frederick Field, .ifiestc to he Ensign, vice Ilitmingliain. terminated before daylight. That of the Spaniards fi s t Ditto,-Lieute n uo r ot. ma,l7.,,f,,,,%iy:iiitierto who reties: c o ptaio of , 'mounted to three killed and eight wounded, mostly , Company , . Seetmo Lieat b y P t•Johii IYetts to lie I rina Lieuteapnt, without by the bayonet : amongst' us there was not the purchase, vice Waller. . senCest casually whatever. ' . 25th Ditto, John ;14. (iraham; Gent. to be Enelge, by peeek l i e , . i i er Wilkinson; 1 . Cuderneath is a list of.* vessels brought out. , 29t v h Ditto; Assinam promoted. .riurgeon James Lawiler„ from the hltatit .1 I have the hunourte be, &c. : Militia, Lobe Assislant-Surgeon., rite Cirby, appointed to • (Signed)lf. EDW. CODRINGT ON the S . a . • . 'a • No. i, a bombard about 60 twos. 53d Ditto, Hospital Mate Wilhelm D. to . be Asvistknf.. V, a logger 50 . i • Surgeon, rieeDOur,eillxiintedle tee ..,s,s 3, a felucca :1.1 ; 34th Ditto, George. ..11 limn, Corat.:to' be ' • ; .11 RIIT7-Ti; • 4, ditto so : sire bteryby, promote& • .. . •• • :.., ~ ... . - • 5, ditto ?J : 39th Ditto, Hospital-Date J. Kee: tabetAnfWastatari: ".: .-- A launch and five small boats. , 4Jd Dino, Awitaanl..Surgeosi•Akhibard thitr a Stole sit. Militia. '••..Assiutjult-Stlegesto. • '.75. -- •-'l' th r atone! *genet of a Letter from Captain Usher, of his Mai sty': 46 ' the liTaclnth, addressed to Vice-Adirilnd Sir Edsvard Jew. and transmitted by him to John Wilson .Crikee, . liyaeluth, htataga Mole, Rept.. . I had the honour to inform you by my letter the . 11th ult. that I sailed from Gibraltar immedlatel , on learning that America had declared war, .- 4 1Mve now great pleasure la acquainting you, that whole of the Americans, that were on theii slownAlle Mediterranean, hive heft captured W. Illeditereasisan cruisers, as nothing ham arrived. Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant Loch, acting In . common.' of In; ataiNtv't sloop the Rover.Addreisedln Atha Lard Keith, roki traninlitiill 0. his Lordship to Jlll4O Wilson Croker, His Nlnjefty'siloqp Rover,lll 'envoi W. by N. of ' Cordobno*Lighl, Vkt Orr: li.llS. Lonn,—l beg leave to acquaint your Lon!. ship, of his Majestv's•brig undersny ctsyrimand, hoiv. ing ,his day detained . the. American schooner, lett& of marque, Experiment, Bider, blaster, after a chose of nine hours, •mounting six nine pounder' . carronades, and IZ men, from Chariest - nun, tit Jays, booed to Bourdenux, laden with cotton aid rice, and tad not made any capture during tits coy age. I have to honour to he, &c. (SIE111 . 41) F. E. LO(1t. i,xt m i t:, t n o or c ax z t lai nt gi Ts a ZS lIGUIPMCI . !:atri . tyrit sat yrlrr . ,41. • 4 . 46th Ditto,- Lieuteriant-Coforen l itliato . Sorel, fiaol,o//iii ItYsti : pay o : floopesch's Mounted illetatia; tti be ' s Am' 'atd re f- ; - Payne, who gxclutara. , , • -, •.• •- ' .'• '• . -.- c -,, At Esq- Mb Ditto, Lieutenata Alexanfter4 1 1 111eZ710:101111111%, ,6, ung, ' !kt Company , victolloilloGaitpliAte Jr-00, • ':, . of . 91)4 Ditto, Lieuteoal h arpVt • Lordroadonl77•• ettfr i militia to beEogiga, _pa gaa ^". Kliately., 9110 Mori, *del of a ilann, • an d I . Foot Garda, 1111±404101411(11004,41e - alF., t Herring, who Me Adpixv. -i-, '. ; . • that the i looth Dit to i d e, e I , 4 . ow — l . l .,i iiill* i r .wiy it tell* . ' Wilk* rlleli a , ' - N. . br the 4 1 1 4,0 1 4 " t t nIve - aMr r i daWis ~- tired st ibis, .... ..t , . :p~~~~' . Gibraltar but what has been sattLin by (lb, a list of which t have the honeur•to inelese. '• , • Owiug to calms, I did not get dlireast of Malaga till the Ist instant, where I was joined byCaptala Sibley, aid we itnmedintely pushed In to reconnoitie, and on standing io fur that purpose, 1 met the Go vernor and heads of the departments of Malaga,. coming out to roe, and they informed me that the enemy had retreated after having blown up the works of the Castle of*Gibralfaro. I have great pleasure in acquanting you, that the. erytny's privateers hsvve not captured a single mer chantman since the affair of the 49th of April. Copy an Letter bent Captain Peyton, of l it ty's ship the Minstrel, addrr.ic.l to V ice-Adinintl Sir Edward Pellets, and transwitted to Jobe Wi CriskeiN . /se His Majesty's Ship -Minstrel. off Valeseta, Septenster,4Bl2. obettooce to your orders to cruise he ',keen Onvii and Valencia; for the purpose. of iz:te.- ceptitig supplies gain to thceneuth beg leave its_ inform, that on the evettieg of the 29th, t received information of the enemy baring laden sit: vesseir with shells at :Valencia for Yettiscole : the weather being favourable, I conceived it practicable to bii.'g them out, or destroy them, I dispatched the.boats of this ship ender the direction of Lieutenant George, Thomas, n<tisted by Messrs. .Venv, Qliverostat Smith, mid.hipmen, for that purpose, keeping the ship close in shore fur their protection. The r aue. ceeded in bringing out four of them ; a fifth was• nit our possession, when unfortunately the wind shifted. suddenly round to the S. E. with a heavy squall, when she grounded, and am sorry to add, was re taken with•three of our men on hoard. Tue bravery evinced by the Officers and men employed, was very conspicuous. The vessels were moored head and stern to the shore, between two.batteries of two twenty. four pounders and two mortars, with a strung gar. rison in the Gran, their sailS unbent and rudders unshipped. Our ion, with the exception of the pri soners, is only one 'Nt wounded, I hope not (law. gerously. I beg leave to return a list of the wound. ed and prisoners. I o n. &c. VMS, Crptoin. A I.lir OF IDE WOUNDED AND r itisoNcitfi. Alexxoder \t•Keuzie, cooper, Severely uotiodrd. Thomas )Liiidleton, :aide, ',mimics. Thootav Blacker, marine, ditto. Samuel Titouitis, ditto, ditto. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Penew has f'nnsmitted to John Wilson Cretan., I..'sq. a letter from C..tfatain Adderley, of his Mnjesty'i sloop Crocus, giving an account of _his laving, en the 4th of September la% captured the French settee privateer Le Formi. of two guns and '25 men,. out three months from Ge noa, without makitig any capture ; the crew eteaped in the boats to the Barbary shore. AiiAM • •,. ~-. r. y~' ~ i