The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

" 1011rfr ~ , that of • EPIGEAJIS. " wrongs are to be redressed, • that cannot be I • redressed elsewbevet;" of that Court which 's& part of " the frame of the Common - Gal," 'end erected,' that " -all men might receive justicett'-;-of that sanctuary, to which " the distressed sillect lied for refugUsin his exigence, and always found it; and wben, in ;ems of high nature, the Cowman Law was arrested and :bpi in her proceedings, Parliament did ever more run to tbt• rescue of the people, end dis charged*locks and bars unjustly faitened on the Eschetinsril." In short, if Parliament will but do its duty, the course of justice can never be long ob structed. But it is said th at there are technical impediments in the way that prevent the delegates of the people from (Willing the trust reposed in them. —lndeed! impedimen's that prevent them from " running ,to the people's rescue;" its it bas " ever , more" been their practice ! ImPetlimeists that not only arrest the common law and stopiher proceedings, but arrest likewise those whose bus ness it is to set the common law free, arid to run to the people'. rescue this, indeed, is a " high case," or rather the most desperate of all cases. Let us see, then, what are these mighty impediments which bar the lotion from enjoying the Constitution, and totally upset the Government, I mean the Govereisimt to which alone allegiance is due—the Govern. meat of the Law. It is not uncommon to lhid the law of quibble opQesed to the law of the Constitution. It is not the first time that men who were intended to be free by the law, hire lien et. tempted to be enslaved -by it. It is a vulgar open sion, GOn seat meat, bat the I e,II sent.ernh! the law itself is divine, but titer Wisn hinai th, ' 1 of it oven come from anothee pisea....Novr , let es i to:* what these profanities& wonfides• hart eNhed sp for the diabolical purpose sit. stressing from punish ment two persons itbis ntie meditated the commis. sion of murder by the rely worst at means, that al bearing false witness egainat.their neighbourl They. insinuate that the scrap of ere o this Alm testimony, b private, not pabliepisperty ; that it be. longs to the Kiug..and is mittioine.at-eble, without dui of his Reprosentst3re. • Int hid bosh a pro. • any. Court. otlitectu4,,or - even before a , it would hare been a public property, forth : bet • I ask; it. ant; the: 'Kim; blew property l--is ; be stet- appointed. fie the inittsetion of. public. jestiow?..And • can any. - Klieg of -England, without-. Wing •.‘ de the .above purpose at his ciositandosi, also like to ask., .that,htmeet.hated: of this most digesting and .a told them that-that Reproemitative ot, disposesh to breals his father's, oathl 'they dare to maka each as inference if was• in his senses? and. what reason here pate an intention to the Soo, which it: I ►. „ tont/Kies ho the w - "to. * ,atas s Cam% No. , • ITESMAN; Aprit 1. . • • Prinetis of Wet.cs'eCasd Constftittionally consider , prinerd in the STainsinalrof die 14 indt: and - also vol. t. fo. 739 4 • sines Poger t ani - also the Mirror, c.l. p.. 4 and No -19, c.l. " iiiesrpsper, and also•Pret to Collp's 9lb RePert• cytpliailmataris, p. •• 0tv 4 ,4 . England itself . ••.. w,-ran cry halt! and leaks the course of justice srao r l stock still! I h a ve tiskra_ indeed of lama TIM ECOD, and his pfetended dispensing Postileplitive I.4rd also of the matiproselit of . other illereeeigne, loot the misfortunes that resoled from mesh ermil prAtonsisess, but I aver *dove beard *kali, limw alley Commaeller--Ais !De; a ,Liegs—tlile 1 #ensiotbust.'roidet.ebl. tJr.itticailts.--48 short, I hive _yet to tearn.wlontippyr ,virotthey 1 - .1 . 4 mud In the way of a' House of Courts die- try posed to ful fi l *barest important of *Witt dates, a iudges o t ornd national Inquest into wrongs awl limns Of [their IC,sect . 'etery kind and Xi description, by whelleepeter cos- Lourerel st, „their e.itted,. the Xing himself, the Queens ear ** chit- k : .ac hu Cuse.atty q! •4, not eirsepted!o. I bare r I mask efilefees, .Sii, ;tent , • . nest, 14 a I,olrd somethieg before. Of this klisd o 4lo .ton 'Jury, is thus. exproove! . l In the ' ,Sait* 140 4 OKI ' lt ' cam. from a quarter 'that I look le' with In. ; bas been the same ever since, rice al e iridt . oigias. tliOvaatel at knots if • not with ' .ceetempt. ! oei arc, nee e li gilelll. known:ens acensenw. :It Aar surely there sever yet •,eras a ease se-clier• that conceal the ;crime of the DOUGLSES, they. bettilY la rrmen could wet 'benne with that , etaibbling! eh* trust we have pieced ie them ; and •if 'stab coo -flut.who wool& hothirtakie the drpdgoay At ,pxpes. .cealment proceeds frorn mistaken favour or,effection ins all. their artifices ? • tro objections thgorAavo,! io,wards shy port of the Executive, it is in aggrareo 1114 ed against Parblosentary enquiry in this ease, tloo of the offence:. More, it is a presumption highly trice appeared to me so felvoloas, that I live not• t injurious to the relgnltig family, inasmuch - as It seems. thought it worth while to notice them ;-antt thely I :to attach to it, what SASAKSPEMIE 014 " the de an:4lot a:little surmised. that ouch,' vet‘ma R.- • tilted blot of murderous subornation ;" and, .thete• Tar,mer es blejur CatersreAtetrt siseeld have teen en.. fore, these very reasons, which some weak persons tangled by their 'cobweb serbietlri. Before I con- have adduced to quash presentment, ought to 'time ch-gle this letter, I shall say sometfiting o its reply to .We tk. Commons to adopt it. As to the Con rho objectidis 047' have started : bet &Olt -1 must ' vicars evidence of the, cast, they ~ haps . .noOleg quote a passege - from Sir navels -Beii.ntri's letter, ' tride-with it, ne,more than with the scandakais PRP' • rea d at t h e meet i ng; h e.says _ts wi t t Lreopec t t o the position that part of it may be Withheld. PrestimP• importance of maintaining that ittood bond of so. tire evidence alone is within tide province; 4d• PC cinty, justice, our_ &Arctic:. Of opinion ow be . that they. haw for more than needful, for complow entertained; and as little I ohould think of the rumour his been held a good ground for their pre violation of all its 'fundamental principles and sentment ;- end they have far more than that, they maxims in the person of ' her Royal High. , have the confession of Sir Jew: DOUGLAS himself, tills." To these sentiments of the patriotic 13a- ! confirming that rumour; with such evidence lying toilet, I fully subscribe ; bet I also think it ne- upon their table t bow can they shut their eyes upon clsary to add, that the apathy exhibited by the Re- their duty ? If they do this, then will the people i•rpentatives of the. People at this 46 violation of all discover that it is in their ownitepresentatives.them, ;he fundamental principles of justice in the person of selves, that the obstractimato the due course of jus if:). Aqui Highness ;". the indifference with which : tice exists, and net in the rxecutive ; and they will 1147 have seen this grand " bond of society" broken ; become, as they ought to be.in sech a case, the pro -a bored which it was their particular duty to ! per objects. of popular resentment. But if they do maintain perfect and entire, is • also a matter upon their duty, and justice should notwithstanding be whkh " no difference of opinion can be entertain- ,defeated, thee may they resort to their Legislative art," as iohould think.—lt is very well to present capacity to prevent such common mischiefs happen ronsobstory Addresses to the Princess of WALES, but lug in future. if thejostice of the country has been trodden under foot, and now languishes of the wounds she bas re ceived, the tuition will stand in as much need of cm:Striation as her Royal Highness. Surely this prdriotlaitlematt cannot, ought not, to be dis rrspd t out s jeetice in such an emergency, as the iust in tin parable was,to the eon who fell among thieves, ***Ay noticing his deplorable state, his Wording s[6,, anti then pealing by on the ether side. Surely he will be disposed, on the contrary, to help torsi'.; her np, to pour the beating balm into her would., and copy the good Saintaißan through- IV. Now, it he is disposed to act that part, the r ed folks of Westminster haw* enabled him so to do ; (or they have sent him to that place where ". fitirsdice and ,pression are to find correction, end the rights of the people conecreation + •" 'they hos made him a Member of that' heart, where I remain, &c. llurkingielieshire, April 17. TIMOTHY TRUEMAY. ON Tat swam CITY NARONETt. The three City Knights laid their wise beads together, How each to resemblithe Sued Prince's feather; So they plumed themselves, that in keeping aloof From the Citizen's Council, to show It reproof; Rat in this they 're mistaken, as plain 't will he seen, For the whole of their view is contained in " Ich dtes.4 o • " Ich dkv,," freely 'sandaled, implies the slavish words la the Fuentes motto—" I serve." OW REAHING TUE LORD MAYOR REM= TO PASS CARLTON. HOUSE WITH THE LIVERY, 'Oh THEIR WAY RACE MOH CON. e.NATLLATINO THE PRINCESS OF WALES OW HER tIICAM MOM THE FOOL CONSPIRACY ACAHIST HER Rain* AND MICR tars. The man who largely deals In flaps, 1 mean great I.—d—'s M—v —R, Hopt from his friends, the Woolf-and-props*, And left - them near May-fair. But Wools, wl..a saw the Plugger hop, Like to a thing call'd louse, — Said, ", Follow, friends, be has the rot, Caught sear to C-11-0 11—se. • • I.rt - us not sneak from It—y-1 sights, • Aor be ashamed to own, We see w ith grid the vire that lights, And hovers round the Th—e. " Say, shall we Onward. to P-11 11-11, There pass the Courtier's den, Where Truth and Virtue ought to dwell, And Hate to perjar'd men ? " Or tholl we, like out Chief, Count Pura •f, • Fume the track we came; Thus whisper is the R—G-.-T'S lug,. We dare not pass for shame ?" The general cry was through Pall Mall, M here, as all pass'd, they sigh'd And those who wished the well, Would fain have kail'd his bride. • These props have hitherto bees esteemed very beneficial saes. A title conferred @von his Lordship in the year 1796. ll' CAI/MM.—III consequence of a sudden start, oc '•easioned by a clap of thunder and a sudden squall of l• wind, Miss Eliza. Gooneys, daughter. of G. Coo l:treys, Esq. of Tuchress,, haring a number of pins !jar ber.mouth (u.Costorn to prevalent, and at 8,11 times thingetons) unfermnately swallowed 10 o*A.= lier situation is so alarming, that no hopes are on-. Lte !gained' of her recovery. Mr. Tomlinson, a butcher, of Gaythorpe,. had a cow afflicted with .a disease, termed the nit, and which had se prevailed that no hopes were entertain -le4 of her recovery; she had been down two days, Laud in order to terminate her sufferings, the .owner .was resolved to slaughter her, which was done on Ihirsday, she Bth instant': on opening bir they, •toisk• eta a One full-grown cow cal', and alive, Which they have since suckled and it is likely to live.' • I, A: dqel was fought on Tuesday on Eppieg Forest, „between two gentlemen of the names of Atkinson and ; CjibbesS in consequence of a dispute at clindni after ,the tppmg. Hint.. The latter was Wounded - in the shoulder, but not dangerously. •.. . , • i HATTON•GAIWZ-- N.On Sahlfday •II .10ARt 0 k ir ~ the ,name of Whiteman, appreh en ded by Mathews, be -4 inicharged, with taking unlawful invitrences in the I .Littlergo, at .a . house ,iu Drurplane,. was convicted, .sn4 Oared to be imprisoned six months 'in .the .Repo, l it.cprireolim, As a rogue and.vagaboAd., i . Qqll.n!igra. r .: On Saturday Benjamin Bird rd under ? meet Affn'aVepininatiOn at Guildhall, on a Charge of ateogngAit Jobe Earner's watch, on hit return 'from the Easter Ball at the Mansion‘h ou se. - , 'The Prisoner appeared to have borne a good cha- Teeter previous' to the above offence,' and Sir John was i s ndeced net to prosecute, .on condition that the Prisoner, went to serve in the Navy.. Ho consented Madly to go on board the tender, and was stet there •with ens of the Othqort,of thkeOtket., ' '1; . 1 '.* -f N. • of . 1000 _ Major. General Harriso.n sanny,lbrown - in advance, march. ling to ale attack of Detroit, was completely defeated on the "blot January last, • by del. Proctor, con. intrastling Michigan territory, wills a force will* h• Jed balmy cousetad Apon the approach of tke ot t3y, qf a smell 4letacbmaat the 1 yal Veteran Battalion, three companies of tha4 Regiment, a .party of the. Royal New. foundland Fencibles, the gallon belonging to the Queen Cheitotteiond 160 of tip Eeses Militia, not exceediegfqo .rtplan and end shoot viz .hundred In3liens • the malt of the *ciao his been the surrender of beigadire.Generel Wincbeeter, with five hundred dicers, Noe.coramissioned Olken, and privates of the American, army, and with a loss on their part of neasl the lika number in killed j and wounded. . For * &tails of this affair, which M rebate the esa credit *poi Colonel Preiteirler] the promotitede, gallaqtry, and decision which he j has maniferted upon this occagion, I beg leave to refer your Lordship to Ms letter to Major-General Sheaffe, herewith transmitted. X lave also the hcr -1 near of - transmitting to your Lordship, returns of the killed aid wounded on our part, and of the pri aoain taken from the enemy, the latter of which, your Lordship will not fail to observe, more than exceeded the whole of the regular and militia fogs which Colonel Proctor bad to oppose to' **ll' Major-General 'Harrison, with the main body *tide' army, consisting of about WOO 'men, was reported to be four or use days' march distant from- Brig.-Gen. Winchester's•division, advancing in the direction of Detroit. X think it not, improbable that, upon hear.j ing of the disaster of this division, and the toss of his supplies he may commence his retreat ; bat should he persevere in his endeavours to petetrata farther into the Michigan territory, I feel the foliage confidence in the skill and bravery of Col. Procter and the troops under his command; for an eiltailwai ,resistance to every attempt of the enemy that quarter. A small detachment from the Royal Artil. lery at Fort Georg!, with the light infantry corn. pony of thd 41st regiment, have marched to reinforce Detroit ; they are -to be replaced on the Niagara frontier by troops now in motion from Montreal. I have the honour to be, &c. G. L, TAWS, Baker•street, Portmanuquare, tailor, April 27, May 8, June 5, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bo:18dd, Pun --,-- sandy/kb , Ja i r• 25 . Hill I ton,. Itrn, Thompson, M ati pseler and R if oc a F y h te r,l t t re g ve r g tlt e Goad a ha re t. Sta,-In my last dispatch I acquainted you, that i Anoraks, Mesa. Jones the enemy was in the Michigan territory, marching i Yard. Stoke-Newington, butcher, April 27, May 13, upon Detroit, and that I therefore deemed it neces. : .I,le T sl inr a i CGaibusait. Attorney, Mr; Nay, miaciartaae, sary that he should be attacked without delay, with i To er.street all and every description of force within 'my reach. I F T: 2 .Y. r f , p r with i b iale ' n '"' mvai/5 . 6 Ha ' J ' nle ' at u the h Early in the morning of the 19th I was informed of i zutara n o m, rumn 8 weeder',-alley, "A e 6rniall, r siation;r, April t 2i, his being in possession of Freocbtown, all the river • May I, Jane 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coneanen, Great Pri,rott-street, Goodusan's-lields. Raid% 26 miles from Detroit, after experiencing ! T. Sindrey, Trinity-street, Rotherhithe, baker, May 1, H. every resistance that Major Reynolds, of the Essex! Jane 5, at atildhati. Mr. Quad, Priater'slaace, Ikrmoud- Militia, had it in his tower to make, with a three- ' seY• merc hants, M pounder, well served and directed by Bothbadierl . 2o, ls i a c ee mkat at an ttle 'l &lo P f:e at at un. I• ll4 .e r r .4:t4.'Afternies• . l'4l g' Ritson, of the royal artillery, and the militia, three ' Crn 6 ml n a i iitoze w , b Li er v y e , rto e n ek li s, ag oe ll!r r . , Battye , Chancery-lane. . of whom he had well trained to the use of it. The ' April 27, '_limy 4, June 5, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Eaton, Westmorland-place, retreat of the guns was covered by a brave band of . City-road. ` Indians, who made the enemy pay dear for what he ' D. Stevens. Cocktail, Ratcliffe, slopseller, May 1,8, Jame obtained. This party, composed of militia and In- s, l;3 l lf l e i w ildba :Cli, =a e l ' am im , r. Ceeir ll-gle u w st er hanars :April 18, 2, dians, with the gun, fell back 18 miles, to Brown's Jane 5, at the Bee Inn, Moucester. Attornies, Mean. Steep- Town, the settlement of the brave *pinatas, Where ! C, s4 Adlingtn c rk , aod Gregory, Bedfurd-row i and Mr. Wa- I directed my force to assemble. On the 21st inst. ! as': K !"° , , ju • n • . uetv4 Culf e o r` rd h , if t e iloncestershire, coal-miner, May I advanced twelve miles to Swan Creek, from ' lt& 11, June 4, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorairs• tears. Priceand Williams, Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Hartley, whence we marched to the enemy, aud attacked Hard. him at break of day oe the 22t1 instant; and after ! J. Neal, Worcester iv i o na m b e td r er . , May 18, 19, Jane 5, at the suffering, for our numbers, a considerable losi, .the : Star and Garter tau. Attornres, Mr. Cbiltaa, Es chequer-Oboe,enemy's force posted in houses and inclosures, and ; ter Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Dc Courcy, Wor whidit, from dread of falling into the hands of thel T. Hall, Upper-Boddington„ Northamptonshire, victualler. Indians, they most obstinately defended, at length ' t A o r .o rt i l 28, 14 29, June 5, at the White-Linn Inn, Banbury. At surrendered at discretion; the other part of their ; R. e t s t'obin e l, ru Por4; Yorkshire, rY machine-maker, May 4.5, force, in attempting to retreat by the way they came, i June 5, at the Hotel, Leeds. AKwaifs; Mr. Blakelork, set . . were, I believe, all, or with. very few exceptions, .i elu ' T. Davis antt : P. • l l` ctitar ' Tipion s , Staffbrdshire, timber killed by the Indians. Brigadier-General Winches- merchants, May 18, 19, June • s, at.site Liftletea Anes lan. ter was taken in the pursuit by the Wyanclot Chief , Penkridge, Staffordshire. Anomie% Mr. Fellows, Dudley 4 Roundhead, who afterwards surrendered him to me. i and Mr. Williams, Ely-place. DI VID EN 08. You will perceive that [have lost no tune; indeed I May 15, E. Roberts and J. Welch, Sefolk-lane, Cams it was necessary to be promptin my movements, as ' ,- greet, rat r t i o b t- o irke i rs- i Ma h y la ls, i ktpa s t e i. . Prieto:V:os the enemy would have .been joined by . Major-Gen. I ie-lion s -2-draper-Ma 18, W. terrot Chapel - street, fisreieots ha a 4ew -cloys; Tisap,sumpe, the wise, fkaotessoiset4 dealerie-Max14.41. - Qtser.Albemorklmateu and the militia, displayed great bravery t end behaved"! D i r r n/ v : aze '' " themefer 74, l -1' I. ' : it= Ixlglir. uncommonly well. Where so much teal and spirit ' !fo nd, Upper Thames-street. hat,manntacturers-May 15, S. were manifested, it. would be unjust to particularise: P'..sragerl Maidstone , dealer-Stay IS; t a Anigask and D e: any ; I cannot, however, refrain from mentioning i Skinner -slreet, haberdasher -May 22, J. Lore SL John's- Lieuto.ool. St. George, who received. four wounds : aggillei hrtedY-eletchant - PleY i't J. Fleet, s ilu : srrert. Ear' in a gallant.attempt to. occupy. a building which _was ; l b e t ih r Gm m nr er h - itti m on aY -setr% D : ll p ili. -R. ;. ma r t Li n ti. ' V s ). * It r i t li t i ' „ " , favourably situated for annoying the enemy; loge.' Twieetd, Wilts, otealown-May 17; T. ,Edwards, Rishwurtil, 'they with Ensign Kerr, of the Newfoundland regi-1 Meat; who, I fear, is very. dangerously wOunded. • Yorksire, enlico-laschey:-May_l74: Circle, Liverpol, ! r i fi t t ' l ha r ni m ' a i y a l3. 2 l . v.lost A etr S l .fria r r Stafford shire, The teelland courage of the 'lndian department were I May 9.9. W. Williamson, wailing - street , warewasra m " - ' I3 Y nerer'mere conspicuous than on this occasion, and :the Indian Warriors fought with their usual bravery. .!. t t 22, t ne ßed u lerd, r Ntw un ieh e , 2 blerei c - 0 - a Lay 114, wo W.. a Pi d e t hsl i rr. l o le d - * shire, currier - May 17. J; Horner, FmmaNtite, Durkuu, I am much indebted to the different departments; , tan! er-MaY 15, J. Cole. Norwich, silkonercer-:-May 15. i 1. Smith'as ni l'. e i r m e i s r t e re r I. l' ;Tunes- Oxfi se irts e zee v f lu s a i l e le tt r ual;;- 51117.1,4 Munn, the troops having been well and timely supplied with every requisite the district could afford. . .B,,Proscurigh. Lanctubire. cotton-ananueocturer-hiay 13, T. C. I have fortunately. not been deprived of the set-. itastey„ Li.preeal. `rock-Znalle, .W. 11. Hitettevr, Hen ririert9ruiTh4., r..erfiralrfr, t' Z 15 ; . krteticsittbilbreYr: vices of Lieutenant Troughton, of the Royal Ar tillerY, and acting in the Quarter.Master-General's We daslikr:Oltaygl`s, 11. Miincur, MaitlenAane, City, Itteenutii department, although-. he was wounded, to whose " a l' it3 t l iglYr s ' ne r'o e ltt"ir e i • Iti'll4‘amilet.wwii zealous and unweariedi exertions I am greatly in- navy, Erkt - ity:sereZt, 'Oheiiiside. wa • c;;;•useida 4 ! , -May 17; W debted, as well as to the-whole of the Ilmal Ariil- 11..staast, St. lves, Huntingdonshire, felimpager. • .• lery, for their conduct in this afair. • - . _ ... I inclose a - list of the killed and wounded, and • CailliOt but lament that thee are so many of , both, bat .of.,the: latter I.lOn:happy-to say. a large , propot -1 tion will return tothideduty, and roost of - them. In a ahort.titnt; I also- Ipeloae a return:of the arms and ammunition which have• been taken, as well as ! of the prisoners, whom you will. pereeive to, be equal tp my utmost fore', excluaive el, the Indians. ' lt is reportesi thiesi party, consisting of 100 men, Xvinging 60g hogs fall.6l.lpral Winchester's forte' lip prisoners . efiove return wag taken, they continue to do so this evorsing; s o t h at this Return la not perfectly correct, nor can a cora rect one be procured until they arrive at Sandwich. (siiiiee) raLIIrTROUGHTON, R. A. Act. Dep. Aitt.-ereAtaster.cesend. (A aria C. T.l • (sigoed) J. HARVEY. Liao...CAC mod Bor.-Mi.-Gm Retire at Killed sad Wousded in the Action at Itiviero se Raisin, Jan. 22, 181.1. Royal Artillay-1 serjeaat, I gasser, killed; 1 Lleetellaat, -1 corporal I benthadlef. 5 motifs wounded. 10th lta;al Velem-Ram-2 priv ate. wounded. 41st 'IW-16 Omen killed ;4 Capfuls, 1 Lieutenant, 2 .terleants, 1 corps* fl private", 'modal. Royal Nerfettalhad Regiment-1 private, killed; 1 Es sig*, 1 elifieset; S &Omsk /3 'fleeter, woredfd. Marine Desertseet--1 seaman, , killed; 2 Llertarants, 1 Sul . VikkhipliSts,)sneen% s resided. riser/sex- mis-01 prise., ; 1 Callitin, Ii Llente inejsgl *flews, 2 privates, Rag- . 2 rliatelt, MA ; 3 privates, wearied. Ist-1 -Weisel Total-1 ter; , 1 planer 11 Napes. 1 killed; 1 Liestemant , 2 Cattails, terteht igos, 1 illdthipnian, 6 Bedew*. corporals, 1 bs*. , &gassers, U 6 privates, 12 wounded. General Total-14 MI 166 wounded. 0111ROINIS WOU li PIO. " Lieutensit-Oalneel Vt. George, Captain Wks and Lier. tenant Maw, of the 41st; Lieut. Treoglaton, of the Royal • Artillery '; &wi C g Remo:the Nerfettodlead Feocibles ; Capt. sills Liam. 'Carsick, Gordon aid htrvin. of the Essex Militia; and Lists Rolette sad lrvine,and litiddliparse Rick ards', of the Maria. N. Maw was killed. (Skated) ELIX TROUGD I ON, Lt. tt. A t. Act. Dep.. ArstAr.-Jlf.-Deu. (A tree copy .) (Signed) • J. HARVEY, Lieut.-Col. and Dep. Adj.-Gen. —..si.— p." didmiraky Office,. April 24. Admiral' Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wil son Croker, Esq. a letter from the Hon. Captain. Paget, of his Majesty's ship the Superb, giving an account of the capture, on the 15th inst. by the So perb and Pyramus, of the Viper American letter of marqae, of ?73 tons, six guns, and 35 men, from Nantes to America. Lord Keith has also transmitted a letter from the Hon. Captain Bouverie, of his. Majesty's ship Me. duaa, stating his having captured the Americas letter of marque schooner Caroline, of four guns and 28 men, bound from New Orleans to Bourdeaux. BANKRUPTS. ' - (Sip rd) GEORGE. PREVOST. To the Rl* Ron. Earl Bathurst, ttc. ~~ .. DIED. At Woolwich, April 22, after a long and potato! Abets. Mrs. Harris, wife of Mr. John Harris, Bookseller, at the coruer .of iSt,"l"atirs Chnreh-yard. At his trilthees,' in Si. Joha•streetenda the 24th iast. Mr. J. Wilton, Soltettor, Ltneoln lan.' 11w 22d mat. Mrs. uttharisse Sedgwiek, of Stockwell pike, •Surrey ~aged 71 - • • od OOathe 2‘M last. in Polaad.street, %wo Fo.rt Simmons, D. 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