The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-06 00:00:00

r r;:. __ surrounded by the sea, il l from its satbayed lion and shallowness of the water, Ito - assailable int ships. The want sewers anchorage on that sitfe" of the island obliged me to plate the transports ie.* portsix or seven miles frame where the operations were to be c..rried on. As soots 4i the trusto were landed, they began their march towards the tuwu, which was given up without opposition, and taken possession of by Colonel Lowe and a body of troops; another division continued on its route towards the Citadel. I 01046: neeeseary tone. company the General, io orili r to facilie.!c such supplies and co.Operatiue from the ships as the circu;nstances of the m nioment ght Make neces sary. When we reached the Isiortherti shore, it was discovered that the enemy had constructed two strong redoubts twin the, neck of laud, a coll. siderable distance in advance of the Citadel, and which it was necessary to drive him frau), before any thing could be uutlertalten against the princi pal work. A. battery Of two guns, still further in advance, the.enetny bad been forced to abindowthy 11 detachment of troops under the coinnsaisil of Ma. jor Church. The Leonidas was then only a' fe* tithes from the shore, and the weather being 41se, it was judged *favourable opportunity. to make au iuunediato ebb' joint attach upon the first rw doubt. Captain* Brisbane, who was with MC I ever anxious to render himself of tse,, votunteered to takeiny orderi to the Leonitlas,lnad I therefore sent ifirectioes by him to Captain Griffiths to an chor as near the redoubt as possible, and =teen ado it, which was executed with his Usual prom*. titude. The troops, at• tha same time, with the General at their head, advanced under.* very hea vy tire otgrape and musketry to the assault, drove the enemy from his entrenchtneuti at the point of the bayonet, and followed him so close that be bad not time to rally at the second redoubt, bet fled through it without 'stepping, and nos pursued close to the wells of the citadel. The acquisition of those posts, which frOm that moment we retain. ed possession of, was of the greatest importance to the future operations. Being myself wounded in the head, I was un. der the necessity, for a few days, of siring up the meal arrangements to Captain Brisbane, to whose zealous ardour, whatererserviee he is employed upon, it is impossible for tee to do sufficient Justice. Ou the 2.5 tit, finding myself able.to give all such directions as could be necessity for the sereice go ing forward, and that it 'was 'very esiential to in. crease the force nu the Northern side of the island, I throated Captain Brisbane to proceed there in OW Belle Poole, taking with him the !utopia and gusisliontse 0.,,,, ' :t Itopbees bad been wounded in the foot eft Ilie stionmieg of the redoubts, but too zealous to allow lt th taterfete with his peewee! mirth/as. I tut *eery to MY tau be Still sailors from . it very considerably. Ten of the Maplfieent's guns were landed, and one hundred and fitly seamen, tipsier the commesed of Lieateaaut Astley, whose assiduous atenettlOu and actin/ in 'performing every duty tiatcealoil him, the G.sstal 90111k$ of in strung toms of ap. probation. . On the 30th Chellisellffigue jollied me. Captain Mowbray by the oreitalet exertions bad ra.haeg hi, rudder at Zoete, and lost not a colon ieut after. wards in following us. • On *Uri*, two of her tower desk guns were lauded, .atttl one hundred of her seamen, to do duty on shore, t at the same. time directed Captnie Mowbray to suPcriotool• all the operatives that were goiliferwnrqi no mistime* whicktlie#tos cnitlit , might ON , omitted. • On the 7th Cr. Lplll t fete the TreniPoits under the care of the Montague, and proceedod so the opposite side of the Wend, where our batteries liti g i p ed the follairing otorning. ketteen rat We in consequence or the ibtp gam to sea, were withdrawn front thesitart:, sedan sddi. thud number sent from the,goetigoc, thietshule being then under the comesilid . Of LintitiLkatis !goes of that ship. The only way that the citadel could be IP. proaelted with cannon being by a narrow neck 4, lend, and which is composed principally .f a loose gravel throln.up by the sea, the difficulties in erecting our batteries had been very. great.;, but the ardour and energies of the soldiers and sailors, animated in every danger and , every fatigue by the continual presence of General!,rose . in proportion as the obstacles presented themselves. Captains Brisbane and Griffiths, with thnblits. tees of their ships, took greet . pains to, wand about the citadel, but it was found impracticable to carry the slaps 'tearer than a mile. On the sth the Kingsfisher joined from Malta, and iniorma. tiun having been receivedtbat the enemy had made great Preparations at Corfu find Rerga to throw lisupplies to St. hlaura, I directed Captain.Trit. tan to,keep tinder weigh at a short distance in the offing, and Captain Stephens to anchor in the bake" jut out of gun-shut of the, enemy's Witiks., The vigilant attention ; . paid by, Wise often to that important piaati of duty, is highly eieffitible to them, and stet is, beat made its 111 1.. The. dead efl Witt spirited fire ti t. ! the Opt of the pth, , A h r .,•„ ; 4oa 4 baient . of trospe_ under the cow _or,Po o :iffl Moor drove the *ley from am adirelacer t, esitzenclonent and lodged lesilflot. their piece. .A very heavy fire of gralke anti ited fsi! # 414 . 1 y hours, but theehenly 41464 Ps tau ,lisit.ish trouts& were intreuvetiliS 4,04 Ihis pira, men were picked elf In Use epbtesures, hi sent a flag of treee.to propose Atiedie.4 tskpituletleit. Captain illowbraif• and Colonel Laws !ere entloarivd by the. Geoeral. mid myself to 'los with the Goveruor, sod. la a short time the *terms vs hick I boor! the Igr i nuur to4e. dth e ose were ;agreed upon, oncl . that eight gates were put into omr.posstseilu4 It is a great pleasure to me, Sir, to repatsent to you the nattering terms iu which the GORR(OI., speaks of the uninterrupted good eontleet thn' seamen and merino employed on shore 41431441 W siege,' ind whiek,:ls so creditable to the otieell". who were ni.h.tketn • and thumb the, part Whielit, the shipi could take, Outu the peculiak sites tietst of the place, was very limited, yet I sure yes,' will readily believe, fain) the known character of . that Captain I had the Inmanr to have ender lei comasautt, that the greatest seal and strife'', .was shewn by them to dsi every thing that witsl possible. The assistance I received from Captain Mow. bray, and his unremitting. attention to every piece of, duty that was going forward, demands my warmest acknowledgments. • To Lieutenant Etphic, the First Lieutenant of the blagnificeot. 'a Ydry gallant and zealous officer, I ass touch intlebted for his attention and 'assiduity at a time when I was unable to exert myself as usual ; and it would be Injustice if I omitted to mention the. readiness and alacrity shewn by Lien. tenant Bussell, agent of transports, in attending any duty obit:lt was required of him, when (he Lieutenants of the Magnificent were employed on shore. I transmit herewith the eapitulation signed by Owen, Camus, as also returns of the artillery souk ordnanco.storcs, takes in the citadel and ad. vanced batteries, and lists oCthe killed and wounded belonging to his Majesty's ships under my orders. I Iwo the honour to be, &c. &c. &c. • • "(Sicned) GEO. LYRE. To George Nadia, Esq. I Return of 0 an and Mess belonging to hie Majesty's I I Skim Argil sat, Montagu, Belle l'ulik. Leonides. n al beve they si and inward el the Siege elf St. Mauro,. bald Vol of .Vereb end 16111 April s Rath Magoilltent —9 killed, 9 wounded. blonUtgo-1-1 kilted, 21 wounded. liege Pouie7--11 *minded. Leettidos—ti wounded. Ile aigan-1 or elotteltd. • Niiii.. if (Pikers and We,, Killed end WisiinieoLg— . . . . kii.ico. Metternt•—liariheinanew Murphy, private marine; , private marine; John Do) k, private marine. . . WOUNDED. George Eyre. Captain, severely; Joseph Allen, marls, diVro iThomai wehster, et/trim, ditto; Daniel Wilson, s.. rise. Plot Hobert Hman, marine slightly ; Thomas kitothme, usagines, ditto; Jolla Ilagrit. marine, ditto; Gr. Wilsou, marine, ditto; ilichaid Renton, marine, ditto. WIL 1. CO. Alontnett.—Williani Quinn. Qoarteir-51asterlate ; John William , (2). marmot •Tleonnts Seeger, marine; Charles Gay, marine. W OD N DEO. W. H. Swre, Captain naval Unripe% severely; James JeEery. land.aan, aittel Ilioquis Lackey, able banana, ditto; %Valliant Itickerstall. lan d aus*, dslightly; Paine;;Pa ine;; Otlaghan, ditto; William Curt Isamhltuultnan, severely; Samuel Adams, lamitnain i ditto; Julia Haggarty, tierjenni hitt/Wes, •clitio; . WilAiatp 'Lame. pirate marine, ditto; Jahn t,harleo, private • marline, dlitto I JutePb Oply. Pa' vme marine. ditto; `Killian Brow sorivete marine, ditto; Datairl• Hallacy, private assn, dMlui Sa'stiel Lolisut Corporal filarmet, tjightly; Juba tioirerby, Captaia.iii ter-Ciaird, ditio ; MBA htake, oak seaman, dittos G. littichimou, gamier Masser. ditto; Willhun Hall. land alum, ditto • Jolla Stu int 0 4 .114pahhais, ditto; William titration, ;We seamsu, Eato; Remy . Holman, ordiaity seassual, ditto. • 'WV lIIIDXD. . • Dale Polo,—Agtlitr i lliwthipi, Id Lieutenant Royal MD dues. dightly; Baker private marine, weverely i JUDI'S 1100011, 011116;, ditto; %Valiant Milhaud, privaat imlviisk A Allard, private masiar, sr op i Ap A cs .is t ri (1 kt.kk ollas k private marble, ditto. wo Attn. LealadtaLat•Vesaun Lamphier, ad Lieutenant, slightly; G. • litevihvQuatiatAlastrr, severely, since dead. • tylValby.a. Timegeli.—Williern Stepheos,-Captain,severely. payed) G. LYRE, Captain of hi. Majesty's 44 Mot ratkeM, aUdipolor Otticer it the balsa Sia. ,; ~: • • asitintira:ty Ojfice, dug cast 4, 1810. r 40.8ronther Letter littio Admiral Sir Clivris Cotton, ti."Joho Wilson Cicr lied. datedo n board his kirv• '' 17b *TO lam Jiro', off Tertian, Jute M i ..1810. • r . te-•=1 aldose, ter the information of the - Lords Cumaidisioaera of the Admiralty, the copy ltd a hitter addressed to Sir Samuel flood, from i Catosie'Mazwell, giving au accisuat of an atisck t ____.- spoomoo the batteries at the entrance of Agaye, - : l and the capture. of four French vessels, by the ?bogie of the Aleeete l on the 22d ult. i leant the honour to be, &e.. , • C. COTTON. Wa Mstsmjs'a ship *knee, of Frejas sap Nny 26. Sith—rtnleave to inform you, that having ; e)elised ',him! of the enemy's voids into the Bay '. l Agave, which •is protected by two batteries, E e .. on each side tfie entrance, I determined, after good recoonoilre t to attempt carrying them by lifertt, as thol the e height gave them WI/great an ad. i lWatageprOr shi f t.... .. . ', Oct the night of the 22d two strong parties were iivnded ; and the one on,tbo right of the Bay, hay tog to march through a very thick wood, to get in the rear of the fort, were attacked in the midst of it by one of the enemy's 'Owlets, when the ma rines, under the command of Litietenants Lloyd and llawkey, opened a tire that 'very soon . Ms- . lodged them, but, unfortunately, the guide telt. ing advantage of the firing, went oil and left the party, which compelled Mr. Wilson, the Senior Lieutenant, to. rciincpsish the enterprise, and. re.. embark the gild;, which, I aril happy to say, he effected wit ' ortlaini3llcst foss. The par on the left, under the command of Mr. Hear Bell, the Masser, were so fortunate as to get use in the rear of their battery Midis. covered, which they attacked and carried in the must spirited Manner, spiked the gulls, two twen ty-fours, broke their carriages, destroyed tbe ma. ( nines, and threw the shut low the sea ; but as I the other side had failed, Were obliged to come off without any of the vessels, which we 'anti.; weed to watch, •and finding they would not Altera whilst we kept close in, 1 List night sent the bleep. and yawl under Mr. Bell, accompanied by Mr. Day, Master's Mate, and Mr. Adair, Midshipman, to lic in a little cave we had discovered near the harbour's mouth, whilst the ship stood some dis. Lance in the oiling. The Frenchmen, though so noted fur enntliog; swallowed the bait, and came out this morning quite boldly. Yon may conceive, Sit, their astonishinenti . . when our two boats, • arined with a twelve-pound' ~. . rronade and four.pound field piece, made theft ca *expected appearance amongst - theni; they esp. 'ttleed four fbleceas, two of which were aritiad;• t you with six and the (Alice four guns, besides smart lams ; drove two spun the, rucks, and the r rick into Oteleitebbatr,,th.lisgh completely eXposed * die tire 1041lerbatteries, a great numbe r of sof: . dlatis on the beach, end two armed vessels,. beside!' 1 4hose taken,. that were in the convoy. Mr. Hew . ~.,,.; i spea.s in ..te ...g.rest commendation of every We ' With lam, and states, that after he and Mr. Dill "hid boarded and eluded the vessels, Mr. AdalP Ileitis only tee by three vest in the barge, made' ,itiefe elcdlltsst a* of this •c4rronade, that their re. treat was covered, and the prizes brought oat levithoet a man btlng kart on oar bide, ehieh ittllde their , sweat doubly gratifying. . I have the Abilene to be, 6:e. ("Vied) AIURRAV 11.1XwEL1,, Tit* sTATIVIMAN pm-- .40.4904 me f Fraud metrics! rionses cepttnid is litel J a z *Pr b$ hi, iltdesty's ship .111sste, Mum" ifar gq. Cape/tin t May 26,__1810. Swops Medal ' Ol-6 Pm , meti, and 90 tom, trout Manse .les, hound st. Naples; laden with wax, wirr. leather, - At. Santa Maria, of gum, 20 men, and 100 tomi,.frem Mae. wilt's, bo nd to Naples; laden with wax, wire, leather., &e. Porte Salim of 4 gum, 20 men, and 100 tons, from Mar- 1 bound to Naples; laden with was,, wire, leather.° 'Slave Dame, of 12 men and SO tons, from Marseilles, bound ' 1 2 4 ,here ; laden with with?. San 3 ,of I'2 men and 50 tons, from Marseilles. bound lo Genoa; laden with hats, casks, and leather. • (Slaved) M. MAX WL1.1., Captain. ddm !rally O f fi ce, august 4. Copy of a better from Captain Ayscuailt, of his Majesty's Ship the Slam, addressed to Ogden!' Brenta's, of the Spartan, apd.traessaitted by Admind Sir Charles Cottou.• Hart. to Jahn Wilson Croker, Ese. St tt,-1 beg leave to 'quaint you, that on the 4th instant, 'while running along the coast of Ca. bible, it one P.ll. and abreast of Castiglione, I observed three renege on 'the beach, and men loading them. I thought it an object worth while to attempt their destruction, as they appeared to me capable of carrying one hundred and fifty meu each; I immediately dispatched the boats of this ship (with volunteers) under command of Mr. George Rose Sartorins, the Third Lieetenant t ac. . companied by the boats of the Espoii, under the command of Lieutenant Robert Oliver, the Suc. eels and EsPOir covering their binding. I am sorry to say, that when about rattakst; shot from the shore, three boats swamped,hailqi struck en a sunken reef, by which misfortune two Seamen belonging to the Espoir were drowned ; ail their ammunition being wet, the officers and .ahlii *trait to the heath w ith cutlasses in their 1 motitits, When the enesay fired upon them from two long six-pounders, and four. wall-pieces; they being worsted behind the rucks, were not per. sewed Unlit - the boats grounded. 1 Thu tmeni f y's ire served only to Increase the seal of the party, silt thOr perseverance so Teti. miesteif the min* that they doses* their guns, 1 001 11110tailliltsilint booms which Were4ear, keep. big lip a Itre of amiketry Croat the windows, but kg* Ifitiotled from th em, they'lled to the mor n . •:•' , • " " The • lOW' *Owl,. Carriages destroyed, tiro.... Sidi * Mace, their cargoes (which con. vivito' itif 40)• save, when they with difficulty launched trakallat were swamped, and return. ed . ou'lsii_ _a . . -- '• • • Lieetailit • Ssrtorhis speaks in the highest terms of all the petty officers, seamen and royal marines uncle/lie orders, particularly of the edit. duct of tioutanant Oliver, Mr. George Lewis COatesi emitter's mate of the Espoir, and Mr. .Richard Pence,.. master's mate of this ship. With concern I onetime you a list of the killed and dreWned. I have the honour to he, &c. To • r• • 4ll cnpili . sh ipo, soo partaa, t l i l c. oi JOHN 3 A I SCOU GH. 4 retell o , le destroyed by She boats of hit slfajestii slips 5104111011 d gsprir, Waimea the 4th ansl2ol4 April. Two sel a tit ol ws eaheowa, 100 Pun each, destroyed by *ft wir OW bough t WV 0. Smitessindp, ID lam , seemed off Ischia, cargo grate rope. • ' A sloop talltwiras Bab A% greleind of Ischia, cargo herrings. J. ASCOUGH, Captain. 4 rehire tqf Ole MAW iiii irtoimeif in the boats of Itis7ll4- jog?, atap. Mweess ood Sep*, ix maw Wig the enemy, and “ulatlift t. dos 0 / faide WO* ii•pr Castiglione, on the coast of Glaris, alike 4th .44tril. 1810. ._ Socesss—Wee. Newby, *private oustine, killed. PiPoir—lPAtep Mee*, prisons Watille, killed ; James Darley; leadsmen, drowned; Janie. Wittkeworth, gunner's mate, ditto. 1 - (Sigurd) J. AYSCO UGH, Captaili of his Majesty'sshlp Soma. dtilveiralty-Or l Aug. 4. . Admiral Sir Charles Cott on has transm i tted top : John Wilson ' Croke', Esq. reports. et the A s d. ' leiring eisistures made by (hips under hie sgimontidie viz. • Nevenehe nave schooner privateer, of 8 guns and s.l . ssee,. • tam oa the lOU March, by the Zeal: deep. . ta Forum rivorlis i ter of eiwitpse 'at 10 gent and SS al, taken no Ow NM, Rh, by the, . - • ~' Lie (Mattel °nary' lends brig peimpeer, of tl t mescoedin! . nern, tillusi:on ehts iNb Apr% by kW Swsdlosit • 11. a Stella di Napoleon bleapailiamprivateer. asp!, 4044 40 Rea, Sahel) Mt llM.7foiy..lty ; lipeiSmiltaroe.' .. . Pt awl ?natio enelk vebarotet, privatenof 5 sees oed , Manna, take ....... 11 ,1tie WAIL. La blinerve Freopkwipolle s , for 18.4eies,- bet odes if ilitionted;stalseledwolle nti y, by the Dastard. Japiteroothec:of Damn, et-SidiMend 68 men, takes on the 11th May, by the ON* SW /bow. .mo BANKRI) . SAILLARG ED,. W..Bitinseli t •KirbyltNa r flintesegardea,' watch-mann: fathom', I ce. Arm et so 'Spjitalillii at uni, at Gilildkall. C. Ilteiridge, Altrojireet, Batter, feints Aug.lB to 30; ice /levee; tit 061 1 1. 7111 ' . G. slow; pdaaebteler y dealer, from Aug. 14 to Oct. (, at tea, at WHOM!. _ , . 84.NKRUITTAY, SUPERSEDED. T. Smith, sea. and T. Smith, jun. Wakefield, York, linen drapers. • BANKRUPTS. 3. And, Marrie.looe-street, pawnbroker, to surrender lieg. 7, at twelve, 21, at ten, Sept. 1.5, at twelve, at Guild :. bail. • Alb .111/.• Fiske, Palsgrave-ptace, Strand. W.Bykess . Pen-swees,Nortoa Fillgate, seed-factor, 2 ;1411, Ang. 14,, Iti lb', at ern, at Guiklhall. Attorney, Mr. courieeli;- J.. AialePans', . ' NAM* grocer, kV. 1 1 . 1 3, 15 .. at elevestAs the . ... ci r r iialstreet. N awcastie- u pun rtes. , _AiloyeErs, euen. • wad Brulirick, flow-lace, - Ches . pside; lad Mr. 'Serener evreattle-upod-T)ne. 3, SaarSai.acg ot , Westatiustirr, baker, Aug'. V. at two,lll, . 13, at one, at Gukidhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitaradd, Lerget, Gandmon's-dells. VI. 14SwaIN ltldtldbier, grater, Aug. 12, 2S, 5c0t..15, at details at •the Caillierdal lap, RIO-street, Wetilemer. Attornt i r ee r ewltt and Kirk, Mawbestnei, opt Mr. -•o;„. c ~ . ' - - Usie-steset-_seense merchant, Aar . . H, at • tot, e 4 Cialldhall. Atto rn ey, Mn. Vas-. ', Thrognsonoo-street. epei, 'Aug. 7, 11, Sept. 15, at Mears. Reliant and thetas, stet. Aug. 11. 18,., Sept. 15, at 4 Sheffield. ' Atturake, Mr. .ttye, Chancery-lace. .. , Boil, eserciesie, Aug ( gate , k r u t a n ' elq u iptiee Ilia, Whitefrtar-, Altornies,ll.l: Haire, HMI lad Mr. ..., vicioaller, Aue.27,28. IS, at the Castle, Lawns- Foitikes and Cretswell. Loogdill, and Heckitt, iligins, Newport, Salop, dock ing-manotacuseer, Aug : ~,, at tive. 28, Sept. 13, at eleven, at the Jemilitgbans Arai Inn, ShiroulliSatop. Atforuiti, Mr,. Smith. W. ‘ ojerebaja,pr ton r and Meyers. Price sad Williams, .01S-batlakigh bu'', coin's len. , S. Downend, Sliellied, grows, Aug- 21, fi . ept.lsv at t‘s 11, te t the Old Kim; * Heal lun.Shielfield. , Mr. T nurgar, SheArlt; and Mr: Batty. Obeaterl4oe. C. H. Sharp, lisaniughsai E feetoe,riVV3gli ateutw,.l4, et' three I Seio. 15, at eleven, at the 'frame^ Tavern, iliratigr ham, Attornic4 Mr. Nicholls, Gray's Sei-stinare ; and Mr Mole, llisenhishista. • AttornieLnisss._ fiewltt aad kb*, Ellis, C W. WtErnsio, lAille-ftrAs t ; air, tes UPS. lit lit di.la saute, 'parent* . . d. Earl, Uxbridge. , Ai 'ane, At Guildhall. Ott Mem Corbet-court. Gracsseberclsatract. ' A. Hancock, !Medical; grater. Ate . nlie l et the Old King's Head ins, Sts Thargnr, Shellield a and Mr. Batt e, ,G. WRentley K van- "Mail Ipt. 15, at ele v en, it - Nephew 1 nopten-spoaatiall. ASternits,•Mt. wadi, LillCola's lug. J. Smith, Withingtott, liattebester, 'at the Star Ina, Manche:ter, ' ' SW. 15 rir at eleven. Attoraies. Mew!. 1 . iinchevter ; and Maw. Foulkes, ray'a Igo. W. Maine, Newport, Salop, steel ." • , , -:; J. fitirtnlb..CUrAltilli And Sava e-frartlealt t i • murer A 2 . at tea,. go, as 'eleven, * l it; 15; at ten, M *o4 'o4ll:fill. 1 it At,' u ;' , Pendant rh--Intildlngs, Fench urc h. stren Matitharpe, Lincoln, miller, Aug. 21,2 y, 15. at eleven, at the Sped Eagle Ina. Lincoln. Alto te' • Mr. Walker, Spllsby; ant ldr. Chancery-late. P. Howarth, Soiverby-bridge, Halifax, linen-draper, 21, 23, Sept. 15, at two, the ; Dug.Tavera, Deao sgate, cheater. Attornies, Mr. Dimwit, Man Chester; and Me, n at . kv, Temple. • J. Dawes. W. !Noble, R. H. Croft, and R. Barwick, Pan Mall, bankers. Aue. 7. IS, Sept. 15, at ten, at Guildh all. ANotales, Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Blamire, New-square, Lincoln's W. Wild, uudgc-row, warehouseman, Ads. 1,1,. , 2.5, at tea , Sept. 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Hersh ardl Kirk, MniieheAer ; and Mr. Ellit..Chancery-lane, R. Pearson. 'fentertlen, Keut. draper, An. 7, 18, Sept. 15, at ten. at Guildhall. Anomie's, Mates. Payne and Nlair: sherd, Aldermanbury. W. Wild and J. Dalton, Manchester, dealers in twist, A in 11. 23, Sept. 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Idewett sod Kirk, fiLutchester ; and Mr. Ellis, Chaace, ) :-. tune. J. Dawson, Cravee-baildings, Drurrlane, scrivener, An: 7, is, Sept. 13, at ten; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Saila: ders, Scot's-yard, Bush 7 la:.c, Cannon-street. • J . Rayner, Homer-street. Mary-le-bone, builder, Ass.;; 18, Sept. 15. At eleven, at (iuilditall , Attorney, Mr. L 4 1 ,10; brooke. Haymarket. D. Elfstrand and S. Valley, Kingston-upon-Hull. merchami Aug. 7, 21, Sept. 15, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern. Kiloton-upon-Hull. Attoroies. Mears. Sykes ;sod Ktioule u . New tan; and Mr. Martin, Hull. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 27. J. I)ewburst, Halifax, grocer. —Ang, et J. Lamb, Sitcom) Alallet, Somerset, dyer.—Aug. 25. J. wit, son, White Ilurse.street, Ratcliffe, dyer.—Aug. 27. H. Wit. hams Chepstow. hlonmouth, merchant.---Aug. 23. 11. Wit Martin's-lane, Gamma-sweat, merchant.—Sept. VI. W. Gringley-on.tbe-bill, Nottingham, care-factor. —Aug. 25. 11. Campbell, Prince's-square, . insttrance-bruker.—Ati„.. 25. A. Spencer, Nasinliall-,treet, Setsollen-draper,--ang. - 2.5. E. Wlitelock. Queers-row, pen. bonnie, insurance-broker.—Aug. t 5. J. Rock, Westmarlaal. buildings. A Idersgate-sireet, tailor.—Aue. 25. 1.. Lane, Kmg.. elm, Hants, shapiteeper.—Aag. SS. W. Lucas, .Cheapsiie, warehouseumn.—Aug, t 5. G. Pugh and J. Davis, Old Pith. street, chentist!i. --Aug. 25. J. IYrigley, Pitt-street, Black friars-road, but-manufacturer. C ERT 111 C A'r ES. —Avoust 25. n. Itaby, Great St. Helen's Chambers, userchant.—W. Barber. Altiwick, Northumberland, brewer.-,-J. Aldridge, Nelms-square., lilackfriarti-road, surgeon.—S. May and J. SitoulOtjv Gr eat Pottland-street, babertlarkers.—E. Weal. . loch,New 'Norm -stied, Blomashurv. a l eceaai l s, —.l. T. Sores. Queen-street, Golden-square, pi 4 ict dealer.-W. C. Can, Nether Knutsford, Chester,• Gribble, Crescent-place, Surrey, dealer. The Average Priees Of Coro. competed 'faun the return made in the week ending July 28, are, WSkal, 11*. 74.--. Rye; B*. 7d.—Herki. 9d .-- Oats .. 4d.—Beass, 565. 6d.—Pease, sis. 34.--:-Gatmeni, 51.. 9d. Muscovado Swat', au 4p3paTtekedsifdAro.valpee%:ticeev-irtre,lucrn.e s of m li ad r r io n :h ir e week euditig Aug. 1. k . Promotions 0-pwrente.) At his house in Pond 'lid-Once. die Lady of It. Hall, Is,. of a sou. • On Saturday. at hiF b (mit in Duchess-street, Portisuld-piser, the Lady of 1)r. Cratch. of twin daughters. At Edinburgh, the Lady of Caps. Hodgson, Royal Nary, of a son. .l 4 Burlingtowstreet, the Lady of Colonel John Wilsw,4tis Ce)lsin itegasnens, of a claggisitr. On 'fliurbstay last, RI liainissou Court Palace, the WI of Lieutenant-Colonel Liradyll, of the ColsiNtreant Guards, daughter. On Sauday host, at Woolwich, the Lady of Captain limn. sins. of the Royal Art Merv. MARRIED. On Thursday last, Thomas Cork. Fag. of I Miss Anna Matia Smith, of the CieApter How use, On Saturday, at Woolutich, Captain J. E. J, Royal /[roller), to Louisa, youngest diusginer Wm. Smith, Esti. Treasurer of hisMajesty'S Ordi eltiCli 01 STOCKS .3f Ea 5.,...-_ Bank Stuck ttiB , 69 Oroniern l*** 3 per Cent. iced. gni 69 I ladia Stuck 3 per Cent. Chats glit** India Bonds 20 pr. 4 per Cent. li.s* 65 Ex. Bills 1 6 pr. 5 per Cent. Nast Iltil Cons. for Arc. 6 8 iii Long Am. 18k 9-Id * Lotter* Tether, *I. his. it . ' .. 4 4 St•Argit AL GENTLEMEN tkat were lield have declared, after using the RUSSIA - OIL meld, for sic usoetbs, the bald ptaces became covered with hair; promoter eyeliows. whiticers; win suavest a hiskenlarilug reddish or grey. • Ot is the best preparatiols hi the world for Prattling nod Proninting the ift4r,. Glee It a fair trial by *Wag kurgularly fora short titnei is It (annul have the erect ifxaer applied at inters - a. It is generally reroaiked. ii r4na fore flair, after a short a snub% it beelines dry and stiff, is eadly dit•eirrered that it id false ,fair. To pretest discovery, Itse the Russia Oil when degusittg, as it keeps the false Hairsoft, mid renders its appearance natural. The Royal Fondly, and Ladies and Gentleaseu of Fasbeti, Ow Russia Oil for mastering the flair Phitedressingt iris 90 greet a noarlsher to Hair ns prevents it hinting grey to all 'periods; prohttdtit the gross th, presents it. falling 02. eta restores it on bald - places, if the teas* roots. to short, Where there is Hair by Alum, and it hos hOtti oil's-end the least Toot remains, by using the Hut* Oil rigs/arty, yea way rely on its being restored. • 'Wren thilliogs per bottle, or one bottle outtalidaglisu wall, at one guinea, or sir gs;inea bionics at Rte plusads.— *did, wholesale and retail, and for ouportailan, hj the firs !Meter, At PItINCE,• No: 9; Jolnt-stioset,.oittord-surd; and liY a m a mintment, Mr. Smyth. Perfumer to hit ' Mak*. New act I Iteadvie and Som, Perfamento Met Ma le 4:,, T e 1 ,` tolre -4 11;tigIc t e a t n j l 4 7 l ;rn illa t e :.r i ti l fe y s . , ai l B u i ;;; Duchess of 'York, 5. Cockspowstreet; Merry, 17, k ? weeet • Low, 330, Strand ; Iluesm,,lllo, 0 sford-stnvii visors, 59. Fleet-street; itine, 66, Curapside ; Ne*- 'berry and Son, 45, St . PuolVtliurets-yard; - Ahoy id Batton,. Be. Clnire.loyard ; Barclay nett S un , Flairt4sarkets gtler, 4,.Cheapslde; Shaw. and Litlwarsh, 66t St. Pals Church-yard ; join:son, Greek - street ; Withert,929, Stroll s Ward,. 324, Holborn; Bolton, Trot?' Royal Eteliasige . t and itmost Priir inal Perfumers or Medicine Voider* se t ingtlotn. Merchants, Captains, or Store-kkpers, abroad, Or trod ing to foreign pars, also Country Shoph tepees, sendiaz their' orders to any wholesale Perfusners or Medicine Vesoleil they ; . deal with in London, will receive liberal allowance. CAUTION.--419 Couuterleits,tuy iielliol in petty shop . . it Is particularly. requested to observe th e abet tat the outside wrapper •( each hustle is sigird in Russian Gold lat., " gankkristfsky awl Prince 4' l pray without that signature , are coanierfelts. ~ : IMPILESSED with A itaIiSciTOUSIA;; that thete JL deviation front the geueral plan has been hijbly bevel clot to other;, and improved io their profevormet netlike seals by tie Matto Ity of martin tears experienee, Mena. C Unita E. and Co. cootinue, with unabated ardour, the era dication of those Disorders which are the consequence U illi cit indulgent?, or the destructive habits of the liteciosiderste School-hay.. In professing the cured' these compistieds, OKI hold out no inducement to via, hut. sensible as nil info moo be of the existence of such calamitit•mr, they offer tbeir anist aura as regularly educated Surgeon.; of London, oad of the Royal College of Edinburgh, In eV crane Sipleytiticiee fection, and eu every compliant or I/chalks. and 1/etiriency , whether arisisig Iron, the Intimation of a rennin dm-erudite habit, long- residence in warm dimmer, free Wino or amr.t other cause producing a.r)etieeeeicy of wanly vigour, the pie . tient way rely on a speedy restoration to vtgoroiv; bealtS. Their improved plan of etiring Strictures' of 110 Urethra her bet attended with pecoliar.auceess. Strictures of *roan& twenty dean (titration have yielded to their treatment ps tire short period of three Wkits. Several N oldemen Sort Genae open oT the first respectability, who havebsttottred sailer 1 60 , palatal and distressitwdlieue, having 'revered a radical ti 43 permeuteat cure, particularly request that references mai tie made to them, as satisfiictory evidenced of the decided ftipe : riority of Messrs. Currie nod Co.'s plan of treautrezt. ninY ' eif these Gentlemen had been under the rare of Messrs Meow, Heaviside and other Surgeons of cipe:s4 eminence, a I: 0 attempted ' their cure by the applicotirm of she Wow Cflat-tlc Arithout success. Messer. Came and Co. lii.gY be rontau lteri .tpatieors of either sex with the greate.i -1.01%1 sad hunour , Y their house, No. 101.1Flatson-en 1 dtere.—raflcitts In lb.' C(EI I liy.sorting the paitit ULM sit Welt Mt . blirittsinir a resonance for advice and medicines, will hare Usesame goo ter sew tf any part of the United Kngdom. • . 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