The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-17 00:00:00

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Sidi) 111 2 vols. elle. Porno'', Edifincy, ste t u. 'WEAL'S HISTORY . rho PURit i ll IN th e Rise, Pawl,lesoind Ovirlat of the Thweaten, tae 0060 ,1 int at skt %dos. Ahrhfced by MAR AMI PARSONS. With Ibe Life of the Ablibire br aoshor Tow n i e , tt. D. Printed fur Longauut, Orme, And it rown , p a . ternaster-row. Loodoo ; nu* sesiikou Lid Si., tofTdP. AMERICAN 911 dr, '.4111.0`.-.. [PROM Tilt BOSTON 'WEEKLY uthEnctiEn.j. BOSTON, OCT. 7.—We hare ban es ctipg .. Nr *viral days great news from hike Ontario;. bitt,.,lo eijcinortilication, nothing has transpired from -that 40aiter, or from General Harrison, whis wi expect, *dee hear was either at Fort Malden or ,potroit, AOC! Commodore Perry had opened a many to the vakiant sons of Kentacky. • • : The it is a war of conqamth h iasst What is to be tiOne 14 Canada, ,Iya The cimasign icnearly, at wit end if' plenty stilat _Pt IW mist • T , aadden%nil, we greater than cia be'supplied b 7 new 'recruits. We are Retired front . eiery that the service has besonse exceeding unpopular; that in many places where recruiting . bas been at: tempted, not a matt can be procured ; -that particu larly the dlstrictof Maine will furnish very few. more men ' • and that the year's men ore almost: unani nieusiy Xo sick of the service, tbafthey OM not be induced to enlist anew. If thescbs:the filets, and oar belief of them - is found 4 open much phsereation and enquiry, our land ClT_qaistx,witil terminate with the present campaign. We Cannot expect that our Generals will be able to accomplish, 'with' a part•of their force, what they have not been .able to accom plish with the whole. • - moms. -- tE7414144 - 7-r -- --- since uommottore Yen Tali Plrltl3tftiF.S. In Oft Yol. era. prier*. k w & • TO. nt sons of Keutac TitAVM in the PYEENEWN C — a ajoilA ia a • I.,:be war, so far as et.eriptioo oft epeistelpol Suonoite, - Possi k e„ i ii ri ti o r neer i ts cr i s i s. lien, trohnioted front the Preach of 41. 8.A49X-6; - . • . . -'.'" ... F. GOLD. ~ • ... •• / . , . be done qttickl I s rl•trti tor ? A r id,•LONcs HinPris t itiZ i . :'' 4111 d with . it vim btel.gus I win st on ; - . ' ' . w : et ireiteli-merm - ' ' '''' ' • lasso. ini . • .." MM.- • .• • . i• . ilisasters, COI ' • &coed tilitions. • 4,7, ' ' . ' - • i'' • Price 34. : - Presume, wilt be gri . new ' recruits. We at rIRST.IMPRESSIONS ; or, Tride in the West.. 1 A Caioedy, in Five Acts ; its* performing at Dtur)- , that the service hats t hod theatre. that in many pieces s By HORATIO ShllltlC - Bog. One of the Authors of " The'lteleeted Addresses." tempted, not a matt c Piloted for Thootos Uoderwood, 32, bleet..teret i oil to be lady the district - of Mi had also at the Theatre. man • sail that /tun s.l - Always issugtsbis Goodwill:v*l. 4 AT ► SPECIAL GENERAL cdufti l of PRO , . PRIETOILS of :Ma COMPANY; held the Ilth da' Isiosesnlstr inso.nt, ist the Loud". Tavern, to take iuto coessio iteration the Petiii n of JOHN OfLLIES, Chememongeq , lately bung out in Wilimenssp.l-toml, Si, Wfd. RA WLIN 4 in the Chair; The Proprietor; were of opf.ioo, Out Mr. Gillies hail no chains spun ;he rompativ, but (Imo the unforsuissite circuits stames attending hi:4 ego., did recommend the Directon to take the some into their consideration, aid graut hint such Relief as the% is gist deem etoedi-iit. Resolved, That for their:rater sat isfartian and security of the and to. r. isietay toe inconveuictice a hich might arise bts ao improper .Ir.criptiou of Propene insured by this Com pany, a Sone) , lie made titereof by the Otter Surveyor, flee of r3Deliff to the assured. Ite,..lved. I oat the 'flanks of the Meeting be given to the Court of Directors forlheir general attention to she interest of this Estidtlislanestt, apt smrtieukuly with regard to the claims made by the said Jlot GilAbes. mud William Greta, of Oxford sued. Resolved. That the ?hacks of this Merlin he given to Win. Dedham, Esq. the Seefet.try and Solicitor of the Complus for his unermitting endrasoaeg pe omele • Drover i ty mi 4 welfare. and for the faithful and brossorable declare (as well to t h e Public as to the C..pauy) of the duties confided to biro. WILL RAWLINS, Chßirillym• CHEYNP, , ON ♦POPLEXY. In Bvo. puke Br. Isenads, CASES of APOPLEXY aod LETILARGY, with °Nervation@ upon the Comatose Diteaum By .1. CHEYNE, M. D. • • Fellow of the Rnyal.College of Physician,. Edinhargiv, dre.dte. Printed for Thomas Underwood, 39, Fleet -street; and 40, West Smithfield, DR. SUTTON ON GOUT. &c. In One Vol. 8,4. price is , in hoards, I F RACTA on the GOUT; illustrated by numerous JL Cases, and on some Internal Inflammatory Affections. By THOMAS SUTTON, M. CO. Of thcßayal College of Physicians, late Physician to the Farces, and Consulting Phytrimon to the Kent Dispensary. Primed for Thomas Underwood, s Fleet-street, and 40, West-Smithfield. Resolvell, That the Thanks Of the Mteting be given to Sir William !titanic, for his able abd impartial condole, its the Chair. To Paper-stainers, Paper-bangers, Stationers, &c. A qariniiiN of blocks, odours, counters, desks, presses, racks, p.intoictable-, an d every rettoisite in the printing httsine!s ; alio, about OIIU pietas of printed and coloured paper, with elegant Winters, 111 (be newest taste. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CROOK, On the Premises. formerly In the possetAnn of Messrs. Birds aid (burley, Poper-muilsers, and being No. 76, Fleet-street, TO- MORROW, Nov. IS, 1813, at Eleven o'Clocks• by direct tott of She, if of London, ALL the elegant STOCK in TRADE, printing -I..bi s, presves, racks, blocks, sad every re else above Bookstall. 1, he viewed isessiorrew sad seaming of We; Catalogue. don she Pretakies flir. Crook, Autiosseer s Skim**. wreqlrig "."; SPYRING AND MAR§DEN'S LEMON ACID, Far Pooch, Lemonade, Shrub, Nero, Sauces, Jellies, and every purpose is Co•hery., VAMILIES, Taverns, and Inas, will fi nd it ex -1: 'remedy convenient to keep by them t It posserses all the grßteful flavour of the lento°, saves ti noble, and is always cheaper. officers, and Gentlemen travelling, Captains of ships and ethers goin lon voyaces, will ficd it particularly dc-irable, as it is perfectly dry mod portable, and will keep in every cli- It nerds only a trial to be approved. The following Proportiom may he uteil : Fon Pim:tr.—One tea-spou , ,ful of Lemon Arid, a qoPrter ea 'mum! of .agar, a quart of boiling water, ball a pit t of von, mot a (puller of a pint of brandy. Uwe NlDll.—One tea-spoonful of the Acid, a quarter of a p'mJ of suvir, and three pints of water. sakuts.—One gallon of ram, six pints of water, two pounds anti a half of lump sugar, anu one half-crown buttle of lieutuit A. Id. Sairces, Jellies, Soups, Puddings, &e. P:epared only a: their warehouse, 163, Bnrough, London. — g.:l,i in bottles, tit Vs. 6.1...-alsn three quantitie, in our, 79r—Hurl anti bunks at Is. M. by most oilmen, driem,ts, grucerp, and librar le.. 1 1 0 R DISORDERS of STONE and GRA. : v I:L.—Whatever caution Persons in general may observe ii taking a medicine, recommended through the medium of as Ahern-einem, yet when Ike disease is obvious in it 3 nature, ml the remedy the discovery of a Surgeon by Profession, the Pidient c a n inert no hasard.-111r. PERKY, 9, Southampton- Street. illoomsloury•sqaare (Pro prietor _ of ADA NIS'S SOL- Y LNT for curing the &One and Gravel) has for some years past confined his practice solely to eases of the 'above kind, and may lie consulted at boom ever/ Weduesday. The medicine is ale. sold at Baron and Cs. 11. 0 x ford-6ireet, opposite Bond street ; and at &shim's, front of the Royal Exchange, in Bot tles of IL; anti 11.95. t two of Ilse large Bottles never fail to remove cattalo'', Mat besis in the habit at persons of a sedentary life, and thereby prevent the formruiria of Stone: A CONCISE DISQUISITION 'as flit. DISORDER, with the namagement to be observed under its cure, may be had, price Is. 6d. o f M essrs . Sh erwoo d, N ee l y , an d Jones. Pater naster-row, St. Prods ; and of Megsrs.. Beeket's, Poll-mall; and for other proofs of alvseMcary and immicence•of the Solvent Weevil. es may he bad to she families of Lord Sickville. Sir !Absurd linaichbull. Ran. Sir It. King, us well as to marl otter pm." of di stinction 4n the three Kingdoms. . • SIMMONS and Co.. respectfully acquaint the A• Nobility mat Public in general, that a saving from -le I ' l bliPtr eras- in the ;mice of CU / T IIES. by applying nt tho I. ll , l.oft'S COSI PAN Y OFFICF.S, 121 New Bond street; No. 8 and 00, Strand, near Charing Cross. Subjoined is a Sketch .if the Ready Money PRICES : Re*, Superfine Coat . £3 l 5 to £1 4 0 Ditto Sonertine, or Super Great Coati 310 to 15 5 0 Lids's' Habits 6 0 to 616 6 9nitenet or Marseilles Waistcoats . • 0/6 to 018 .0 Fine White Ditto, Iheas Ditto • 018 to 11 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . • 16 to 110 0 Worsted fib.ck lag Parn a l or m s - 1 6 to 110 0 Dino 11-Tbread, very stoat .- IIS to 9 5 0 • Cloth Pantaloons . • 112 to 9 9 0 • I( er.eimete Ditto . . • 92 to 95 0 En-e c h e , 1 6 $o 118 0 • Prime Leather Ditto. I_. - . 912 se 3. 3 0 LIVERIES. Billet Jacket mid WalakoabiltatiC"rd Breech " • $ 19 6 1 1, 11 "I Livery E 5 o to 6 10 I Surtout Coat 3 oto 916 a 500 11 8.11 Got 515104 10 I Overalls . 1 9 is. 116 0 Talmo/ Contract tsy the Year, on consideration of returning their old ows 8 s' uits Per Year 411 0I b Sails per Year 4 Data 23 uI 6 Ditto . . 406 in .. SO ILI . _ On the Arse pried , for Cants oely s 3 Conn per Year 410 10 5 Corns per Year 416 0 4 Ditto .IS 10 ti Ditto • 19 U • Gentlemen no joining their respective regimes'''. or going lidirtind, e . qu iv, as ordered by his R. IFI . the Conoesoder.io.Chief. Ladws Riding Dreees, sodYtassig tientlemen's limsar Ditto, alade in a 4iperior style. The extravagard charge of those ',betake and give long credit, bag been a subject of cinapleiel, A. 3. aad Co. moor tile Public they will find a tonteried dittereitte to them {uric., from whirr houses: in consequence of eandnetl their timiiie..,, for ge tayment, they are rambled to sell far less mubry than M isr "*" Purchn 4, 'heir gowls ftwe-••-tlenieeinew le the cimileraip- P , WI by sending their stelllent Olt SO **site . • ENCYCLOP/EDIA BRITANNICA. FIFTH "EDITION. Price Eighteen Shilling., in0;;;;CbOiiii1;; Vol. V., Pert IL of ENCYCLOPIEDIA. BRITANNICA ; or, a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneoas Liters- tare. Edinburgh : Pasted for Archibald Constable and Co. and Thomann Ilisanr, Edinburgh ; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner. Lon don ; Wilma and Sons, York ; and John Cumming, Dublin, g i and to he had -f all the Booksellers in Town as Country. 41 1 , 11 This Edition of the Encyclopaedia Is to (monist of 24 Volumes, or 45 Parts, with a greatly Improved Set of Ea graukigs. A Part, or Half Volume, will be publiotted un tile l• first day of every mouth. • in I2mo. Price ge. in losarel=, • PIE .COMPLKTE wEATutm GUIDE.; a Collection of Praciieol (MienNS las 1.4. Pe0 c ........ri5i0t Nte Wither, drani%lFroin Anitom;s 4 !moon tie Bodirg. and also by Mean% of Phil .ophiral 'inhume:us. iuicleai..g lbe StlErn ERD of BANBURY'S RULES, esplaioed on Phi losophical Principle: , . By JOSF:PIi TAYLOR. . . . Illustrated with a beautiful Wood-cut of a Botanical Clark. London s Printed for Gale, Curtis, aad Fenner; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. Price 8.. kJ. ADDITIONAL LE'I'TEJ tS in Answer to the Rey. Mr. D'Orlev's Attack mi Sir WILLIAM DRUM MOND'S (EDIPUS JUDAIC US. Containing a Variety of ioterestiog BIBLICAL CRITICISM, elucidating the Sacred Writing-. By VINDEX RIBLICUS and CANDIDUS. Sold lay Sherwood, Neely, and Jnnr., Paternoster-row; and all Rouloellera. Price 6d, ADJOURNED DEBATE at the EAST INDIA HOUSE. :it a General Court of Proprietors of East I n di a stock, on Wednesday, the (ith of October, 1819. on the -tilticet, of *procui ing competent Authority to charge the Pro perty 'fox I/11 the Dividends vow the Territorial Revenues of the Catripoity. and for increasing the fishary of the Directory. • By the EDITOR of the FORMER DEBATES. London: Printed for Black, Parry, and Cu. Leadenhalt street. DEBILITY, 1 &c. E N COURAG success attend ing their ;weedier method of treatment in the cure of a few prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed by the ex perience amity years in a large and exteusive practice; sen sible also of the happy effects resulting to the public from me dical men confining their attention to a cement chess of diseases, Messrs. LOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those di.orders ari•ing Fran a secret destructive b,thit of inecuaiderate youth, which not only occasioes a numerous train of nervous af lei-titan, hut also entails on its votaries all the enervating Imbe cilities of old nee. In that distressing State of debility or deli whether the consequence of such baneful habits, exces sive drinking, long residence in hot climates, or any other cause, by which the powers of the (ventilation become enfeebled, es regularly educated Surgeons of lonelon, they oder a firm, safe, tad speedy restoration Hs sound and vigorous health'. Where an early application is made for the cure of a &retell; Disorder, frequently eontracted In a moment of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the short space if two days; and in the more advanced and inveterate stages ef vene real Wet time cheracterieed by a variety of Falafel and distres sing ss 'upturns, a perseverance in their plan ( without restraint in diet or exercise) will-insure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or arising from the above cmaplalot, have not escaped their Atten tion; by ay infallible and improved plan, they areeaalded to remove olistimue Glees and Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, wltheat relorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Malay instances run be adrhoed of very inveterate cases, of several year• contimmuce, havirig yield ed to their method in a few days, prier th& care had heftiest tempted by other practitioners without effect ; and such !has been the agreeable 'endued' a . practice of fourteen years, that the mock Oftreatmest has ant its one shwie immure ever proosel abortive, during which period many thousand persons, of both sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having bees per fectly cured, after severe and Injurious Methods have been per severed in to NO purpose. Messrs. Gore and Ca. exclusively professing the cure of Ilsrse par irular complaints, in order that they may not be, hi mistaken few, marked withthe eltdeqey so justly attwhed to the ignornat mo. irk, think it hat luottee Lathenweires to state, that they have lwest properly educated and initiated into every branch or the profession (certificates Of which, from dilfereed 11-spitals, and testimonials from the MOM eminent Physicians, they have to coronet, any erteuirer) that the success resulting from their endeavours first indecent them to quit the practice of she general Practitioner, add they presume that their pre tensions constituie a fair grouud fur the unprecedented essall• deuce wish width they bate, by. cane Public, beets so liberally honoured. • To be convoked at their house dolly (personally, or y he. let) Patients, of either ilex, with secrecy, delicacy, tin/ M• fret' Patients in 114,ennelfy aft 'O4OOOO m•suite the porlicurms a their ewe r age, and gnaller of twill enclosing R lunk. t ote liar n , tvire and asedissiniet del tlk saws will be forwarded W all', part of the 41agdate. urns vitt CO: Nil ay No. 1.1 1 goutaireireci l Fled. • ad* • The latest intelligence from the NOrth Western army is contained in a letter from Commodore Perry, dated September 24, in wbieh be states, that 1,200 troops were on the day ° preceding transported to an island about loin hisgues from Malden, and that the same number would he transported by the squadron on the day of the date ; of his, _leper. Malden, of course; was not attliat time taltan by our forces. A letter from this army, dated Sept.. 10, states, that the whole force is between 8 and 10,000 effective men, sad adds, " Harrison says he will have Mal den in a week." The English force at Malden is said tobe about 900, and the Indian, :;%),)0. FROM LACE ONT.% ato.--A . .etitlem.:n arrived in town last evening from Sackeit's harbour, which he left of the lit inst. Commodore Chauncey's squa dron remained in Niagara river, at the last dates, where it had been wind-bound several days, with about 3000 troops on board, from Fort George,. leliving,tt Fort deozge about 1000 men. The traap.e. at lieserett's hi/Soar tatat: . 6004 bete held in readiness for embarkation, and boats were preparing to receive them. [TIMM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Or SEPT. 2Fl.] LOAN 01 7000,000 DOLLARS.--Ois Saturday last, being tteday fixed for receiving proposals' for the loan of 7,500,000 dollars, authorised by an Act of the last Session of Congress, proposals for more thus I/ millions and a half of dollars were offered to the Secretary of the Treasury. The loan was taken at 88 dollars 35 cents. in money, for 100.dol tars in stock, bearing an interest -:afaft..per . cent. The privilege or prompt payment for..the latter in stalments not being given to,the lenders in this loan, a measure which subjects the Treasury to pay interest on the money before it is wanted, the terms are one per cent. better to the Government than those on which the loan of 16 millions ‘tas contracted for biz months since. .•.. COPY OT A LETTER host. CO3IIIODORE RODGERS TO TIIE SECRETARY .0P 711117. 'Alit' :i " United *met fri g ate Presider. PirlipnotiSepi: 0..1911. • " slll,—You having been mkt:Med or my leering Bostoo,ou the 23d of April' last s :and of • my depar- I tore from President Roods' in company with the Congreff, on the 30th of the same month, it now only remains for me to make you acquainted %id] my pro. ceedings since the latter date. " le,a few hours after getting to sea, the wind,l which had been light from the westward, shifted to i the S.. B. and obliged me to beat, consequently pre vented our getlingolear of the bay until the ld of May, when iu the afternoon, while in chace of a.Bri-i tish brigicif war, near the shoal of George's 11stisk; we pasiel to the windward of three sail, two of which, from theie appearance and inforrination previously received, •Fjodged to be 41. n Hogue, 74, and Nymph frigate, and the third a merchant brig. After getting i clear ot:Geerge's Bank, the wind veered to the north eastward, and we continued along the east southerly, in the direction of the southern edge of the Gulp!' i Stream until the Bth of May, in long. 60. W. lat. 39. ! 30. N. when I parted company with the Cot:grow-- After parting company I shaped a course as near as i the wind would permit to intercept theenetny't: West India commerce passing to the southward of the Grand Bank : not meeting with any thing _in this! direction, except•Artierican vessels _from Lisbon and Cadiz, I neat pursued a route to the northwerd, on a parallel with the mien! edge 9f the Grand 13411tc . , so as to cross the Ours of his West India, littlifait, Quebec, and St. John's trade,. lo this route, lex : f .. periencing constant thick fogs for . o . 9uniber (tidily - 1;i kund not , meeting any thing, after Notching the hil -1 tude of 48. N. I steered to the S. E. towards tie ! Acores, off which, in different directions, I contiutiett ! until the Gth orJUne, without meeting's single ene i. my's vessel, or any others, except two Americans.--- 1 :Ar this-time falling in with an American. ship bound t to Cadiz, and receiving inforMetion, drat she had, kfour days before, passed an enemy's convoy from the West Indies bound to England, I crowded sail to the ; N. E. and, although distil itointed itt falling in With ; Illiesmptey,*l nevertheless made four captures; be: °won the . 9th and 13th of June. .00 Being now In the lat. of 46. N. and Tong: 28. W.-, irlaterasieed on - going into the N'orth Sit, and aa- 1 I altdipgly lanklett . la sours, that afforded a prospect • t. * ~l~'v+ • • . of falling in with vessels . bound to .Newfoutin)Vwd from St. George's Chin ni, by tkie ,w,e . F . , ar:4 Clear, as well as otheis that might . : to the northward of Ireland: .te tory, ~ ph however, in iill . thii...riule, I 'did s et t` - Itiiilirht Ne 0 4314, -,,, ~. k .: L ., Slagle teasel, until I made the Shettann is k i rls. 44 ,oeen of there nothing but banish iitiOs' truithig a England under British !jee p 's's. ' :At. Oki .ffniti I reached the Shetland Islands:, a iOntaerible pnrtion bt my provisions and dater being expended,. it fie• came necessary to replenish - thise x privieuti to (lifer; mining what course to puttee nett; It! I,aCcord; lefty, for this puvpoW, put into NO:stit ': outhll LVth of Jude, bitt, testelt to my, ilia* r-Poilgootattht #10..*, oligto-o ;On Nom behove onsibtelhatasWit i'. , Pitt 42 g l eta .NistWay,iitikt at, boa .44a0 nateofg r Allergrt ► rAllir a hllt4 - 11hOicienoy - f ee ., its3eithitants Toeltitt frr*e *Oki. This being tbevase, steer repluts44 .i. lazily stlitei., I departed 'on' the , ad , of J uly, Ind stretched over towards the Orksr, Mends, 13 from thence towards the Nottlircape - ,.tor: Ase per?t I pose of intercepting a convoy of . 2S Or, 00 sall,`wWi• 4t• was said would leave Archangel' about the all of July, ender protection of ttinbrigi bt OJb sloops of war ; and whiCh was furtbeNenifrmed . two vessels I captured on the 13th "anaN,lll of i• Mme month. In this object the enemy leadthe !fortune to disappoint me, by a lloei•of-littlfilliv (end a frigate making their appetites's:elite - N*oo Cape on the 19th .of 'July, just m I was 111 , 1101Thetits•" cry expectation of meeting the coviii;yl ea . Mil i discovering the enemy'a two shipcsof Wor,'"ltt!t being able, owing to the hasinestrof. tffit:sroktith' s to ascertain their character with - pricipiton, .1 stood towards tbesia, until, .making. ouVfOritat Aker i were, I healed by the wind on the, oppopite taut to avoid there, but, owing to faint, variable wiltdOi calms, and entire day-light (the . sun in . that eat. at that season appearing at midnight several *gimp above the horizon), they Were enabled to. "tootle* 1 the chase upwards of 80. hours;, durimg jellich ti I owing to ,differeut changes - et the witadlillOtir-fii. Tour; 'they were brought quite as near' CO ns-as wall ideairable. 'At the time of meeting with the enemy", two • ships, the - . privateer &quite, of • Nce.:Yerit; ! which 1-had, fallen in with the day before, Was la company ; bat.their attention was so mooliengro4ged . by . the' President, that thex permitted . die ganerre to escape eitlidorippettiegio notice tier: . • f I " Hefei gees disappointed in'meetire Witlilhe Simi , - eel, - atok a UM far_ t*RoltiOo of_ i 4 e:lllllNiakkes- 11 ‘ . - rig iiiiiiiiSVl d'Wersnitied to proceed to a more westerly statka, and accordingly steered to gain the direction of the - trade passing ot t of, and into, the' Irish Channel. In this position, lortsreou the 25th of July and 9.41 of August, I modi thlee captures, when finding that the enemy had a superior force in. that vicinity, I found it expedient"; tO change my" ground; and after taking a circuit round Inland, and getting into the latitude of Cape Clear, steered for the Banks of Newfoundland, .near !o. which I made two more captures, and by the lestferpne found that the Bellerophon, 74, and lisperffnit . frigate, were on • the eastern 'pert of the Bank; and only I . few miles to the westward of me; I,' hoWever, ilia not fall in with them. From the eastern edge of the Grand Batik, to which I had' beat all the wsy from the north-west coast of Ireland (the . wine jotvieg prevailed without intermission, froul,the* of, An. gust to the middle of September, frotkk*st jojouth. west), I steered for the United States,,- wimp t, .See ing a single vessel of any kind until tite.2?.t' I of the present month ; :being near the smith . shoni .of Nan- ticket, I met with a Swedish brig, and nit W.:nerican ciirtel (the Russian ship 1/o.rotteg), from, London, bound to New Bedford. 611 By this time my provisions, and particularly bread, was. so nearly consumed, as to make it inv. dispensably necessary that I should put inkts the first convenient port, after gaining the requisite inforinit. Lion of the disposition of the enemy's Cruisers is could enable me to steer clear of a superior force ; s end this I was enabled to do in a 'Manner w.bleb I shall - communicate in. another • letter. ‘ On *Sit/ e V lust. I captured his , Britannic 'Majesty's sChOoner Ilighher (tender to Admiral Warren), with viliickvassel now have to inform you of my arrival at this port. 64 During my cruise, although I have not,lind it in my power tvadd•any additional lustre to thechs ? ratter of our little navy,; I 'hese, nevertheless, reit. dered essential • service 'to my country, .bap'; by harassing the enemy's commerce, ehd einpllying to his disadvantage more than a doxissi • tiet:es theforce,of a single frigate. 66 My Officers grid crew hive experienced great privations since 1 lefethe United States; from being nearly five months at sea, and living the ia • st, Mired months of that time upon It scanty allowance of the roughest fare; and it I. With peculiar Pleasuie I Sc. quaint you; thit they are all, in better health.. thin% Might tie expected, although you may well se putts thittheir scatty. allowance his not been of any at) ! Vantage to their strength or a,VeareinCe. 66 'llieliigh*Wwai Cotbinanded lii..tieutenant Ifutch(ason, so and .Shals ti remarkably tine-vessel of hill elasS,Aniir ifiyfa . st and isould'raike an excellent rcipt cesiiero ,r'1444 the Goviiiimeut • here. Oct:alien for"'s Voss. 'of bet deicriptjots.. • • Jtilit • ii the moment 6f 'clocieeelY triter, a ieWePepeebsis been ha4ded rile,lslidelalng Cap. Wit Broke's challencit to my hiesiallinefriend Catit. Lawrence, in which he menthi•na with kejLsitlerable .emphasis the pains pad taken tomes( ,hide,. end Concreis with the ghanitois*nnd Vat VP 11 . 11 is onakesiary at present to Irk* (OW WOO. laid of Gipt. trokes etisoringiona thin to say, tit' that-was lii9 dieficiaitioti, eseidiet wasio chi/440y oppoVite, as autheristifivevy tentoarybetief. Re. Wive to Capt. Stoke, it 'l4ve only . fetther to say, THEAfttE-ithYAL. COVENT-GARD/M. r r s preggeOt C V ENING, Nov. 171 Will rf•-noed. ANT° NT AND CLEOPATgA. To win. a will be added, MIDAS. 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