The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-27 00:00:00

I . WAR UP;I4 AidTMENT. —!4 . 0 ' • ' Ihnatiii i r.stre4, Seel. ‘35.' • . , A Diessaielt, of welch tlefellowleg is a copy* b site day 1 hems rep:eine fres Major Macdoaalel. • • Keliski v nisalvit:bo 54. 7* . 7 a. 1811 115040 MT Imen,-- . 1 have the Merit so Wore year loodelsiP x that on the soolvtiag of tinliltli eke tie Illaseitte and , irreielf nob . 7 poet Meiotic A 'riding attir Sit v 14,414,1 Lnokefied". ttroitvdt r. . • evening the ',clay cow oat erstoret. attacked andedisiosnaded ut"e nt Ore ;thole lisle. 'the &deleted wee 'were at Inc dtiveh he in bat e being relabel/44, woe beemerel their emu's'' tit this Nu , affair the eaneY's .180 say W estimated at 411biodiat of dila Siedeeltesi . Allies at 105 ire. - . • • • '4 , 1; •-: .1 March " .• . . it being &voted meets:ay to obtain panoopeoo. of do witlide j (r - ' of Lange/oar, *saw( on the !Asa road from Dostade to Bettie., v ahoot a pile free Dante& and a. themelld Yards how the fort 'ormoisill calltd tie Ilageinberg. on the Id let. at live P.M. the allied, ,,, .. ar tr p.p. moved is three ealmemi a lllM'attaelk no rigist; ceiwci : 1 1 - 4 t ~ listing of too regiments of 1.1111114. said iiisly Of Cohiltebil we're° obtain poursbitia of a hill deehthe ti and lihiehhh. Met 1 111 00 the village, while the trete% esehlibirell 116r117;hwhirted • the' by cavalry, attacked the village iaod.lles Wt. ItiortlWediti 4 tern, infantry and cavalry, were to aiwltlee throvith * P l O ll to the the ' Pi, 0* the village, to drive the enemy ffoes a mill, ip which be th e . was Jerre. cited. . , ! the , 'I have the pleasure to lateen fear Lordship, thak'the differ . book my area. he were made is a asestgallantstyle, the eke) , being ~ completely serpent; and driien Aura the whole of - these posts.' : u 7 Ihe enemy's loss on this west:BW amounts to 1UOO; 7 oilmen auel:, the ippi, _ ZU seta of "kWh weneliswit 011soners. The of the Mlles, hi!' tit. -- __ -- . • (kill ..opressioN ~ti, St) ) killed and wolkedete— l 1 have hom!? to he, d.w. ~.• • Shall pass the Eihe• is 'llion as ilie'etiethy flail harp (Sigoed) •', Nllcf)oll,Aggh... : pitied the StOrits, tad [shall be certain of his tn. '' news . ALEX. . ' llia.nir;llgyist ilurseArtillviy. --.11111..-- ;i: • at Difpatch4•4, 4 which the Inflowl.ac are PxtralAC. , .e hWa ie vwevra 1.0 . . Li•iisenant.Generril Comic Vtin . by gad 11.11kunt. One of hi. Nl:ijoatt% Principal See r larks alt staw. tirad-quarter!., Labbehow s Aug. 24igs. 1 Oa the 17th August, Marshal Davoust put ~ .s elf 1 , Illissotitm, and, penetuning the line of neutrality, at. tatted our advanced posts on the Stecknitz. Ile was 40%0 for two days to drive them from this small I Ger sear Buchen and Lauenhurg , during which . I time he evacuated Lubeck, and, with a'few thousand tendons. Tht , which I hate joill 'receifeiti featly I rate head-quarters of tile Prince !loyal of Sweiltlei,' canting., me in tho idea, that Marshal Davoug ' marching I. the assistance of the grand French army. The position which the tronpa • under my orders have occupied, bas not only prevented the enemy from effecting the conquest of Mecklenburg'', hut hij t s rendered it impossible for bin!, to attack us; and, tio from hasing„ohtaieed thc least advantage, hp has . -4u cleily • flapped and engaged. on all aisles with - suffered '• I of several "he, beek oar t)iiht troops* and has suffere, a loss bandied prilitners. On his retreat to tieltnnbera and . itatzburghos-e have taken nutie thakßie hundred. 1. hoitt by pitssing the 'Elbe at INotttie*; either to tirrestleite Instreh ..of Marshal 'DarottA; oil° find a Ireortuniti . of attacking 'aid% oil/tillage. ... , . Pm, made at *ls, aims time is dirnonlOration upon Mullen. Tht i nioit* . eYal i ItPh Aseast ? kollecting his Anne ,INtrce, he ow .iltiw ty forward in Urn columns, the --one directing its wasch upon lAsenlistrg and Wait, acnburg, the ether upon Eluclrest:. -After all obser vations we could not estiniate these columns lass than • from twelve to fourteen Iltt eaitnd soest l. andi was in formed that five thousand remained near Sehwartaenbeck. The advance of tinti . .biellny so cautious,, that they hardly. gained 'age centutin mile in day. In this manner hit arrived, on Hie stst, in the vicinity of Vellahn s two miles from . -11e.tenow t * where I had 'issembled 'the whole my , cavalry,:and the one half of my infantry. with thisia tention of attacking, with superior force,' Data Of the totems'', columns, should a favoniabla - ; 4 tunny otter itself. In lite mean time I ' ed th e enemy at Vetlahn, l order to Wince het to show his force ; this had the desired strict, and littikt• peared to have Mum( twenty thousand then, as iseaitly as I could observe. The loss was on both sides some hundreds of men, and the affair hiring continued till night, both parties remained in their position. The mit day, Std August, not wishing to engage in a decisive action, I moved to .Ilagenow, and from thence, the following day, to the plain of kriaek, ' heft% MO liagenow and Neostadt, leaving tht ethane ed guard at the former place, in case the enemy • should . advitsekthat I might be Ambled to judge of his strength, having determined noeto retreat except before much superior farce. In the Meantime Gent Vegesack, commanding the Swedish troops, not hOv ing been attacked, had made a demonstration 'upon,. Molten, en the 2lst August, with twelve 'hundred n en. On the 23J, I learnt that the miens.% >rho on ' the 22d had not pressed much towards .llngenow, wits moving 'upon Schwerin, having left : the tin• limns of Hagenowand CammiC "Whilst I remain ed in my position at Knack, (gave Orders te.Oeneril Vegesack to gain one da'y's march anon the eitetoy s , to be before him in case he should move from Schwerin to Gustrow and Restock. To-din the 2 ith, it is reported to me that the enemy Ass left Wittenburg, and that he is moving with hin whole rot& upon Schwerin. I conclude l itherefore o !thitt his is. to march to Swedish Ponieraniaj' Whirls ,:id•decide us to follow him by cutting Mtn of 1 - ! 1.;k communication from Hainhurgh, by con • wigaging and harassing his rear guard. The • march appears to me to he very ltaxaidaus; Coat his force might decide much, but how superiir he may be in point of numbers, I flatter in the , gritich I ha , -piCd, { ~i Fareign-Office, Sept. 113.. ills Royal Hlzhaeas the Prinee-Regeat hat been pleased, in the nameand ea the behalf of h a hlajeaty, to ,npprove of the mammal of the appointment of Ur. Einnuttel Viale to be Coo autfur the Emperor of All the Rusin at Mbrattar, Gent. to be Comet, by .ieoten:tnt. without pur ., promoted 18t:i Light I)rhgootts. itainsden, Ge be f;urnet, without pur- A, promoted.. itintiMent.of lAgfot Dratroone. • of Troops. ivithunt purcham—Lientenants E. C. (rtraggerty. , without purehme--Cornet ' sli: R. (hoiden and Lieutenant, by purchase, Dragoon Guards, to be rif foos. purchase, ' 1 W. **rosier, by purchase, to be 1 • fleet&liait ~e retires. • • 411 ¶ liiardososp • be, c.ipAit m se at 0,10.: `action. , • 1 vi • re fiorßoet Ties Viivaseur, • WiAisof Wey'Api4l4, - 11.11141V, of Bit *oioclo„ ' ' • . - ' 0 it St. Kro%oe,to litg:i: 10*111- te* 41 r 1 , 1 7 4 i e , IP* V"' kijlet ly, _to tSA . . al:it ' ll Coool • tor :4 . I ,• , 1 critiliP4' r e ttc" Use 70tb Foot, h he . ** to he times**, 'kit ice MmHg:. • Adjutant; . . be Emits, by arlobLAII bee Dithisio ewe, to IMF ibleass* , ..bo ti a, be Sid., octryz,:o. be Capital of a Caw, bite Stimiii*, •• kor. It. Barker tleiti..Po'iellecbad lientettast t. vice Mitchell; , last Rejtlitrot:ot loots: AWN. S. Teetithott toot Liettesant, , 3 • vice Billatt,dtionjord, the sir vice, ► 10*1 Moo. lA* !; - iterelti,Alialt Sgth mat9ol. • ..t o ttisrelosity. • -q Napier, the sUth F Foot; to beoLleiste -, aftwiiste4 . • 'OM :ebb igseili‘Keirklko4l l l4 _Thsefilegi4 irre4rlFlCUarquimiir“,. Geld. vice ITUrier, 41111sed the' setvick: A it ti 0 • NOWA v . 1110110111110 :11_144414111#011*- -- 14901; • telkiirkt,'dis. auttribt:: p. •-. -,y .~ •~,• . be , • 7 ; -703 I id 24Rth oFyit'V oal, etettboe to , dram, 'from the laiseataoliced i f 4.N.), ~.~~~~ . ":11 ~a~~::_ Renshaw, --ft. J. and E.. Ileane, carriers—G. aml ~- D i=r eroad, seedsmen —IL V, est and W . Wyat t, eet, oilmen—D. Charmhary and It. Ri c k man, urd, Dorimaidtire, builders—K. Pashley and P. ilmytb-,* 4-kyle, wine•amerehaais—R. Clarence sod T. Abeil, re-i aters—P Martin and T. A. Crisite, paw& 44eet t i r s fi ect i rtself ul —J. Smith and J. Pace, Shoreditch, wino. merchants—A. Keane and W. Wilkinson, Sliresusbury, dealers. --r,ougoo•— ' The Average Prior of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Sept. r 22, Is Vs. 111 d. per Cwt. Average Price* of CORN'of ENGLAND and WALES, per varier, front the Return, rad* Sept. IR r Wheat. Rye. Harley. Oss& s illeanTense. Oatat. & • d. 8: d. Y. 8:' 'I: 8. d. 8. d. A 8 11 59 6 51 It 35.1 L 69 ft 3 42 3 . - dkoovage Prices of BRITIAN CONN, fa SCOTLAND, toy ehe Quarter of eight WO °l sh l oster Bushels, god of Oattneal per Bull of 12Slha. Scotch. ;,, of the. tour Weeks immediately preticiling Sept. IA :--L • " -. ' k • • * - Wheat. Rye '9447; 1 1 !Oat I Ream 'Pease. Oahe. ......_-,—. -.- 7 .,-,..,.. ,„--- —..... --..,-... ---....- a. 4. c 4 s, at A 4. a, d. ..i. fr. s ik• 08 2 72 0 49. , ' . 2 1 If/ 1 7 '6`.! 11 66" 5 X 3 • l ' 7 ' ......1111b....--'' " • , ~ , • • 114 the Retired Lid. • • . • —.. ~, ; _,l • ,ffm .I p! . • . . . . . . Bit !NEI * : Whileitail, Sept. 25 ; •.- , -ft To be. Itieutenatit-Colonels in the Ariel...4lajleiril!'fi:•flart,• , Ills Biqa! Highness. the Prince ltegent Itailieidi ' (denied, la - of the lials Foot; F. Robertson . ef the ist Line Battalion, the same und,s..t the behalf or his Majesty. to gned . tbedlvity King's German Leglea ;J.H. E . Rill, if the 2Sd Font; A. ' ". -- - 7 POZ7CE - of a baronet of the Visited Kingdons•of Great Britain, gad Ire- The apsorl. of the 74tb Foot; C. Ellienebe, ofille,Royal En- • bind to the following Gentlemen. and ate respectife Wks mole gineen ;IL Goldfinch, of the IL•yal Engineer;; C. F. Smith, . —osol•—• of their bodies lawfully bego•ten, vas. . sift e Royal Engioeers; W. Smith'. edit Royal Artillery. • Tv as ATTON-crAnDES.—Mary Shaw and Mary Clarke, Sir John Tiassiqw Duckworth . Knight te.tbe lips Heenue. To be Majors is the Anny—Captalus IlL'SeotLal the lid Foot 1 , able Orderer lied•lioth Adtuir ! atuf the Blue %masked of his W. Mattison, of the Royal Artillery sC. S. Ca mpbe l l, of the two very young Cypriot's, were brought up on a . , Moksty's nett. - . the lath Fox ; T. Ferrets, of Me 9th Foot; J. Williamson, charge of picking the pocket of John Kem p , (wow ItitcOt t Faqteneell in the Allay, , . ..... of the ithl'ooti T. Junes, of the 4th Foot ; 11..Campliell, of 1 . of .. .. • s th e Ifildilorbnd pikes, :.- Lientessont-elentrof in the Ali)'' • t h e Ad r oot ;IL c,,,„„ 4 . 0 „, of the e t a Ri ot 1 T.; w.fibbi r k o r Idriver theusetitord waggon, of upwards of WI. .The.. IWO", +eq. - . eistenant General it the Amy.: • . Meath Foot: li. H. ilendenon, of the Royal Bagivers; I. in Bank of England notes, in Copenhagen-fields, on _,Josiaaltowley A , Blqi i :Captain in the Royal Naty_. •,' K Livemy, of the 47th Font ;J. Illierniy, of the 2llthlFoof ; T. Bartow; ot the comatose , Foot (Atheist J. T aylor, 0 1 the evenina of Saturday‘se'nnig ht. They were ap 'Philip flosses V. ere noVe.'Esq. Captaift la the Tioryal Navy . b reliended all 'litchis:4 Feldman, et Fmerat, es the comity of IfilM. Esq. the ibil Foot ;W. Potter, of tar Royal. Artillery J . Per- Ipby H, the Officer, it Sadler's Wells Joseph liadcliffe, of Mitosbridtf.Hoose, in the .West kiding,• r ker, of the Roved Anillevy sG. Raiford.' of the th 'rout; Theatre. Sha* seas dressed in the first style, and af the county of York, E , q. . .K. Moodiest% isf the a 24 Foot; U. M•Donald, of the Ist I John Beckett; uf lords, in the (Wiley of Vorli; inky" SM. Fast. seated its-ine - af the noires ; Clarke, • with a party of • . . aerby-Park, in the comely of lAneole. Fag. STAFF. - • , 1 ,' , q - leight pyre - rikifis whom she treated, -mai di , envered . Brydges Trecothiek Iltaneker, ot Neaten-Hull, in the meaty : Tit be Deputp4matant-Coopnissuria-Graeral to the Forces,— . in the llitriery. , There w as none of the money found of Essex, Faq. i . William Sittotton , Gent., Michael Battey, G ent.; Julia lea- - - . floraee David Cliolw.4l St. Pail, of I:wort-Port. la the : lay, Gent.; J. Woolrabe, G ent. . ...,1 _..,, ofrtlfir - proware 'Mier of them. In Shaw's ledg county of Northumberland, F m. widtremitbstler to his breaker, HOSPITAL STAFF. • bugs there were several articles found which she had Henry fleitrage . St. Paul and amides., filitaisoilian St. nail, of Staff Sortooo G. J. Guthrie to WI I/Toy-Inspector of fhb- ' bi t ; I s t with . o e 4 h e _ oil - Th • . . t kiwart•Park, haws. - • z ' r' : meth. i g. par ! , ui py. ey were commi - alehord !Wants, of Baseadoludflgetts to the coati of flesika, - Ilive Ho s pital- As4stants to the ill'Oliies--Yaniesi I iggins, Gent. ; ted, n +al ordered 10 be brought to ors in on Sittirday . .. -• •. .. . 1 limey James, Cern.; L. A utheattek, Geist. Esi Jan . dams Ihtif,"Fort. his Majems'S (oam' at the port of Codia, To be Dispenser of Aledicines--Read Walsh, pent. vieclread ', 1 next's when K."".1144 wqi - omier, will be, able to and ,b e' r i .4, 5 ma t e of at. body liwdsily begottee, wi•h re- : promoted. * . , .. . . • , nitt•int. . ' . suaisider, ins default thereof; to William iiiirdoo;•tif Sinallsope., ! • ... , The Kings Gornto. I.egilwq,,` ~ ' 1 •. • •Slt AP trttt..—Mor.V . litrrrison,' a gra w-botraet floret, May-fair, in the egotists, 4of iliddiesis, Esq. Corpjosm,. ht Battalion of Light infmtry, Lieutenant - 0.61 0 ti tO i lh of the said James Dur ), and th e hetes Male of his body - ki, . von flussehe, front the 2d Battalion of tied Liar ' : It's lieT w ljob s'-: a : r ) . nr her, , reskiiiig at NA. 118. High-street, Sited well, MY begotten. . - .. 1• • • imoi _ s k th a , vice Wresell, appointed to t h e ai m Battalion o f eukiVaminitted fe Ntwgate on a charge of settiug fire Reverted Samuel Clarke Jervoise. of Hanover-oquato, lithe " nisi L int. to-,thg t . lbousepf• which site occupied a, first floor. county at.diddleies. of Idsworth Park, in the county of South- , lot Battalion of the Line. . .• ..;'•' ••" Cimotowatatt..—Aorryrstissto 11ax.,0 .tan SRORT W Et 4; WT. ampturt. and of Woodford, i.e the county of Essex. To be Ensigns—Ernest Baron Fort vice E. Leslie, deceased; ; —A inikeewitson lite Sit inst. seunmoued before Mr. EVANCE, Ntathatliel William W Malls of W411'113 11 , in the amity of Augustus Baron Fort, vice Wolk, promoted. kr . ! charged with exposim to sale bread Atari of weight,: be . pleaded Somerset, Fsq. . • 2d 'DIM, Lieutenant Colonel A. Karol) Beck, (Fires, the ma i • guilty, and was 6n 1 . (3. and costs, bei6g at the rate of 2s. 6d. lkorge William prays, of Stratford.place,lo the county or" Battalion of the Line. to be lieutenant -Colotsel, vice Busse.* j. - pee ounce. • . Middlesex, Fat, ! appotated to the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. I Another-infiterc.ation was then preferred against him by Wort genteel Young, of Tunnies-Mace, in the county, of . Herb , ' dthlLitention of the Line, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Wiwi- le. and Lockte, charging him with adulterating Ins bread, and Kill., I sel, from the Ist Baltlion of Light Infantry, to he Lieu- I using potatoes afid , alum. It appeared, that itt consequence of krideriek Gastarot leawke, of Soweity, is the 'Minty of . i e fi on s,„c o l ts n e r vice Beek, 'appointed to the ad Battalibn of ' information tv Inch they had received, the officers went to the Leicester" tsq. Oa Lin,. *, I Defendant's house, KW proceeded to search the premises, aid The Duke of Brunswick Oct,' Corps. in Ihe bakehouse they Mood a . quantity °fawn ; they also Mond Light Infrintry, Ensign .W. Rauch to be Lieutenant, vice th e c os t olo ary apparatus, the tron-pot and tin cullender, to the t . reitheim, dead of his wounds. bitter of which a gustily of potatoes tend some alum were still York Light Infantry Volunteers. • 'adhering. Wortley 's cariosity inducing him to look into the Tabetigtitenants--Ensigns C. Quesstay ; A Seinniit. Tire St. 'ev'e. be there discovered another iron kettle, close covered, the Albeit, deceased .. —:—.. ayn,b a ty, like B our k e , dece . a.. led 1 iron lieiug bat ; be enquired whist it contained, and was told a J. Walker, 'rice Roberts , deceased ; W. wrest', slue J I M' : Stew : this, however, not satisfying him, he drew it outs and on gar, decea sed. . . 1 examining itscontents; found them to he potatoes. These, in To be Eitsijrns-31. flnndeoek, Gent. vice Quemoy a Jambe. their boiling state, together with the light bread nod alum, they tibia Gasefte (molting a Letter from CaPtain Sir Thomas : Gnat, tient. vice Schmitt. ' I conveyed to the office. stating Staines, of his Majesty's ship Briton, his having cap- Chosseurs Britanniqoes. The. Llefendsost plended ignorance that he, is% doing any thing toted, of BourJeaus, •an the Bth inst. the remarkably fast soil- .George Auguste O'Farrell, Gent. to be,Ensign, vice Sander, : inegmi, though be coufessed having heard that outei•bakers hod ing Fiends letter of marque schooner. (American boat), La pr om ot e d. I been fined, for similar practices :be used the alum and pots • Melariee, of 170 tons. mountingfour guns. With a complement • . MEAIORANDUNI. • - I toes because be mouldered they iueeproved the flavour of the of ai men, from New Orleans, hound to Buordeaurt.l I The Reverend F. L. °Nets, tisaptain to thaemoky and Its 7 bread ! • • r— .-. i fantry et the Hoke of Brunswick Oel's Carr% is seriene# o4, I The Magistrate reprobated his conduct in strong terms, oh . being abient without leare. serving, that had be intim vv %v n hat as to follow, he would most hi I LITAItY PROMOTIONS. ; • :: • • The data of Assidany.tioneepO.o-11allanso s .Canmahalet In , certainly . have imposed the full penalty of ss. per ounce for the . •• ••::, the 64th Foot, Le dm 3d March, laid, and awe the Sd 'duct i do.rt weight. hs the present, which he considered an aggravated . 25. . 1513. : caw, he ibould for the adadteration impose a fine of ..!Ul. as d Captain C. L. flarnard,from The undermentioned embellishments. as stated in the.olMettel of coos. . .I‘. ',J ~ • s Troop , vice Boyd , oh., the place. 16dt March lair ' . aild• the 'fiat haulm, havelibetaltas I 1 ' • .• : ..: , ~_. _,. - _ , , Win. Ann,. Graf. to be a wpm Amistant-Commisrary-uene ' eel to the FOrces. -.. , .. Volunteer IForta Ord. frost Om likk Foto, to.he Ensign, without purchase, la th e list Fool, • ' • . , . , ERRATA is the Gazette, % tif di!, 11th old 14th instant. . It R . /virulent Of PmerionS. For c o mes charics,litoes to IssfAeu(emlate *Mont Mil** vice Uagsvelt, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. Read Cornet Ciiitt Blois to be LlesnenaM, witheatli‘ chase, vice Jam% appointed to the 2d 11 #1 4 Vei r e,lN! lit iffsi lioa. • • • t P ., : • 9fidt Foot. liar Captain W.flisitiahon, . Riad Captain Wm. O'flryea Miltalson. sth Garrison Rattollat f e ) , For Emirs W. Greco, from the Gth Garrison` Battalion, to be Liontestain„ vice Davies , appointed to the ltit Kurd Veteran Illaitilious, . • Reed zbdiP M. Green, from the dth Garrison Blitifinn.'to be Liietsvintou'ilee Davies, appointed to the 12 th Rosa& .Vese ran Biatalissa. . . We ,hear reports of Mr. KIMBLE going to Ame rica • but after the melancholy fate of poor Cootcr, we Ame rica; suppose any man who has. fame to lose, wilt risk it . on I'll.ms...if:tootle expedition. , Tempt. 4 =l'e Pdailt; l l.• doubt, are made, bet Mr. 41 , • not * manila mterike every thing to pe pluM* onside ru ti ono.. • Welt: ntlorsta nd 'this Gest le - ma. l iaipaw ka Koleavil, and will . appear tree more on, lei i. , 9)1114 -garden boards, for a few nights, pre riou* a Nis' tearn to Dublin in the 'month of Dil . - vetar.' ..( 4 '''' ' .4 Par-intr.- 1 0: taken, who, with his wife, was cOssvictrd it the last Middlesex Sessions for keeping *disorderly house in Union-street, Sbmiwtll, and enticing girls, to become early sacrifices at the shrine of:prostitution, was, on Saturday, exposed in the 'pitrdiy,- opposite New'Gravel-lane. Ile uas severely 0 4 ( 1 . • ly instances have oeettr ,T injured by the stint.,- the year, we are re 'tv who has frequently It, to communicate the .ous remedy :--Mnke a* 'such a degree of fluidity in - the ordinary ope apply it to the part stung— :...:si.ll that, in the position which I have occupied, I' v 4 ,14 find the surest means to resist him as tong as War (Via, Sept. ! • . • • -• • -Ist Regiment of Dr7;roon Guard), Captr i•nesible iit preventing him from pining his op. the 30th Foot, to be Capt.tio of a Ti . ject, which must have failed had I raked a decisive exchanges. a; Irvine.Sd is t , t , t r ta s t e mt: i f ce Dregoona, John Coif, C action. with a corps so inferior in numbers nwcett. promoted. lii fact, the enemy would have, in less than , e e ikist_ Athmti o , ° erne , T . t s . H o i wo to h e I, days, made a conquest of the two duchies of )1 1 7 ~, chafe, vice Luard, proaseted In the lbt unto,. J ho, 'Rowdy), teat. to be lenburgh, after we should have lost a battle pr lifer .°!° s ) . • , vice Bleck, proaseted.• a retreat, which we should have beau forced If i trti.t 'C. Ith itesAtogpt.of Ligfet 1)1 to avoid an etigagement:: — •' _ i _.,.. _ ..,-. - _,_ ... 'yo s . le Cap tains of T miedrn and c..egroit'ffttilvilu. ut , 8u Iu case the enemy's intention Aotad not bi A" Li f To be Lieutenants, withetniiiirchase--C1 ed . upon Kostock, and that he only means to turn . J.l), Needham. Slth Dille; crime! T. lyedwin to !to Li i n.y right, I hope to give him a good deal ' to do in . vi re isnot), wee retires. Cornet E. A. D. Maxwell, from the 4d 1 the intersected couhtry of Mecklenburgh, where I shall look for a favourable opportunity to defeat him, • Cornet, without purciutse, vice Aletiw 211.Regimeat of FO' . i or s by manceurring, force hid to retreat. 'To - be Lieutenants—Ensign E. M , Doen I shall feel highly flattered, if the measures which vice Realise, proineted ; Lodge G. iii - I have taken, and of which I have theft your 'Lord. ..:t i a t e ei l c k i ttle a lioa o tt t ed itnsign F. Hyd t aLip a detailed recount, should nadt -- the approbation el nut porches., vice Mackenzie, who re ,' r• of bis Royal Highness the Prince atria. 6th Otte, .Lieutenant It. W. tierdoo.to parry, vice Brownlow, killed in actin Arad tterters . Graham, August 26 . 1 813. Ti, he Lieutenanrs--.Ensigns S. Itidelilli i ‘ Cra ho u rt fe t r i d res , fromthc4.sth Feet, :by-par I beg leave to refer your Lordsdpto my last state- ' meat ) and to Inform your LOidehip_, that having bees 11th Ditto, Lieutempt . J. Wifthees . 4' *my vice Wren dead of like/mind" ordered yesterday by the MOO MAY , ' of Sweden, To Lietnenarits:LEaviso it t .St.l i to join his army, with the tad* hem ruder inyome- step and . . 1 1d)daot Mee grobettle Mond ; I groat to Grsbau foe 4411 ramose of marching ilV,vice - S.Jtiersied.son, hipecte to ibis destinatiott. • P••.'t a e : .- . " ~.., Ti - s he Poillit—Vleltetw or- 7 - Mftl t . 'lee St. ...it A.*. Fraser, , lim • lam happy t., receive -I% accompanying Re l y. ed.'s*• .. „„„ -A l b i) eta, Lienterwat Ti; BAN to r teet Boileau, anuouneingtba victidstwiske the ar*v bv_porebeet, vice Day , ho re* in MSS piW c.i: •I r the Command of his Rffsi -, . ,iei . ova los. Ditto. Ensign C: LYdeiti , from tat the enemy°. It IS is coaseqammoor this ealaatage, slios v ice Mercer: who eaebateek 1 ' • bit I have been cosateretanded ie•the fereinenCiened /1" mre • Ka u „ " —7r-7 Harding I Corry, placed epos fialltpety. _ a arch, and that instead of joining the Prince Hoyt!, Joao tauipiell,- tient. ft bi alcs, via des directed to 1011bIlist with my troops in allecklen. o 29 8 Min, Lieobreawf: I. FA letio repromoted. boo, fee tar payees of defending this couatry so Dit s „. wigs. amok, G o a t ar i against Oa ~toy. - ' vier Lakilaw. who retires. ..+e= , ,.. - Sib Ditto, Haase J. bulk fraseibil: be Captain al a Compatea - ` ties Dan • • itele&Qoarler*. games* "'PL. , lilt iftleZ N e lard day - taVGeat. Is , b The Prime Hoyal of -Sweden loving .sounter- sest, ' . - .olvdNie ordei.. phials he gave me to jaw his; i ft* ' LianiPum lit is ts . . • 1 rah VieS •6 0. enabisate bete alluded so has already beer pablisbia. Swigs .1 -Tappet. ba L Itlet • i. , .. - • —...... . . ~... bourn OM t• 4". 1 1171F",!" .1 r e t li t..: lll- ;.W 1 TillWiaake te;iwil, '"' 4 lli . . „ . ,', 1. , itl 'l4s '76.. It .ttesn yesteillsy an Craiiii lite Watkbetttlooo,4lr l 0 r. 7 . .„,,. -—. ,- , .. :irri....AAaa . - 4 rem" • e ~. ,- ,-.. . am . , „ 4 ceo• 1 that I . asigbt elfeet's Stilton or it tido Stresisk•fired l •1..,' 1 . - . , ~,„, .. , . . r .,,, ,.. . ~ , .39 ' L i ` r , . , - - 4,,,,:bwr) .arteg, whith covered Ristelik,' which Nem Roder She . evire.. t, , .-ss 1 *47 i'# , - r" • . ,** ` 4 t, * • . f ~,-147, 11, R. 'Num *; w Garth-yard, . tersa Poll,• esetskssf Oeneral ,;V1 *• ~ If vme.troy o e•o o . ll ll 41, . tit, .. : t . „„ „ • . .it • .. .1 .. A i siss litirC4 ool / 4 :0c..7 1 47r ike , io. - 11 oliner-s e , by thsts Ambling Ottior tli`• sostwoo.. ~.11 , ct . ,, . 1 ., .:._ 61. 6 1,: kir e isi sisrci o lliteadtes 2 ,..50, L _,,,„.„. c . l . ri -Nov, 6, w ,ihi him i tii,d netskitig my toFresient by the t. afrot e r . t ",,i . '.. ....'l l ,lfrtiliwt aili t l,:::. l 4, .Wfhlrantt ' ' /I cklaTer- 3- /.. A. Cutler %filar i s ) . •• it ,. , -street, 'winter -/10W. ,T. H a t e -- 7 1 7.) Oman' I tettenhereetittein j lNlt tel . ' ete ,* , N tim.p vittir7m o r4 l : 4o. llo . Of • 111P0101,014niff,140,i Om AW. up , morinke, c ar 4 sA rr .., Mild ' Who 1164 kept "1110414my'itreeistbitteltektrit, 'tiv i Iti act en, • .- . . 4. • t • &I: to nna ,(1. oleo, light T 4 l NI with a sesperieritrOir Goseral; Lnkani wimple's :. Ifitosy . liter ketoi l lott. ankle bissepowo sigi ,, at a .4. "ra ‘ • 1 4 14 . a 9 T I , a 1 ,, r!ci 1 ;i, 1 imiinF9 Ald: detached fronvldeet.l iletentat,. o t Wiamar 4 iea 0 7114/ 1 14i412 11411441400 ! *"1 " 11" ff n‘ ' lrls9.4. 't :76°146.1144" ` ,k ~_twit auart '°' 'T. 6 b 1 4 ninon. 9 . 4.w. Hi, T, Hearn C. 4 - * ar ch 1 .. rfeeived, the iugersiation, thet - tho weir &. . , it• !.,10(1_ -: , lIIMAPiIIa. 2•041( i: f' '' •,oI . 1 . .. i t i ......44 - Afityl o ., : 171 . N• Bates, Slipu t i a ,: 46 4,: .. ,ice ~ . : , _ ,r,A. w..siget, Nantwich, Chesil' (Whose, force couslitt*of el4hteate thonFand ler f espch o.o 'ra,.... i be Ilestaftireenn.systririg;. ki ,ka i, n • ' Hi. , WififnOtt, Stroeettain, Kent, pi l , r e e tt twelve thousand Planet, 'lnd Ape hinsdred Mer t es Jif 1 ist 7,7C iill ik as lac = l "' , -'X/ I ketiollterbittte, Sore cannon) bad, siattithatilitdhig his condrilah44rf. "Mo. he --I"taisaYt 1=1117111141(44".iill' 44.154 'l rXi - 'l;'..v ~, er e. Nal/pert !ages; 11,71, nugi brerr ill er a - 1" isrity, saddeull'nNtred ; from * Schwerin; *I RV tite r l • • sloo vice A t ' aso ti n t ili joh r d e l int S v ig t va , . Pe °rib; sung.; victualler' W Nor: II Gent. 4ll osl oo tiohn ue ._ _Nedgootellmets . : it . ttIIPICATEs_-o,oi t le • 'o4ll,llolt.'ll.raitell, Cornwall, little Arty? *''*' . bight of the it& instant, 'by forced - mirehee *intim t)iti„,. Lid o W. •t o ,biru e stlkketNebiLles, Exeter. haberdasher — J. ColvThe, • Lonlion; sa: 1 1 ; 7 6:: ak s i",,,Y; ruched ,Itaizeburg and Übeeip, sod jtylginefttfe,l , ra Yo ki4Oti la actlou. .. (h i .-ocritig in w•I 0 4°l 5 . ‘ 0 t i n e tir s _ rr iUre r j.. Wa4 / 4 0 ' Ha Vtiril l l(ttotan " the intellioenco which I have received . frog 14,quFire,, T o be o askire : or csertahs _ t f a m s wi la id e ' • timi l i m osov i tes i b ola, 10 4 itiotittnela-VW. I Austi c n,'Ellis-tiVeiC, • itet, c ter*, kcal' bsresr doubt that his ; incept on s lp to joie, . fkroz‘ked of ids.roPildil Mifilafftr#PA i fti ItittriAlf Odullt — Ami Aliii. o 44 ,, Nitgirgbitmi aroter+im., 11r,ii - t . , t the grand French artny, and to more " itilhr attinst, ' T elilivalbends• 4a. ci.l4: , . . wilteir a l l'llpop t ,yel jt 84 4 1 -0910-mantifOcturer. ~ -• the' vista of thh Prince 'Royal' of • Sweden,.ot blitr E7l'sseron, rice t di gr ' y ,'. - T 4 le "litikli- A. 51.1"ilinelalit. II" M' Pilliheill i 446114111:1-ew r ' st e al : i lk i t e lkliv l ti es titt on i A7 : 4l :ll u a n ati :dl llll. l l:l . :P'apite : a64 9 : l l 7 .l :4 7 :49 B4ll ; e rt nll , 6 . B- I r :::e ; i dL i e t : is sc . : h e e . °D r °l l t4ll-a1 1 . : 15 e t v7T . ti nil re e ; th e rear Attila gmwal army of the •Alliefilon the lei! seer Abet Becher, from 9 shat i VO . ..vic,e . c*Cliefoß• • : .i , T i at i t o r s, : c s --N I . Cielon_and T. Wawa, New etatte-o ll"- poo- T T Y y r.e ; bank of tbe Me. I am conftrmeti. in' Wl4OlllOO -: by tbs, tepereiion..of the Danish and Fcench troops,. Pink LiessioNet *Sibiu liamirw bir csiptahi of a Coasts* . , Lfeectostane; joinen-S. 'Hayes, : d n.. 741 F. t a i gies Ha u . 0,5, ./linciley. the latter of which hare.moted upon Itatzebnrg, sad . ..,v_i_,Paidous, elide artim, . to .. be Vint , Lleatenaiti, .11 , i l e: 1 ;f i z til diff n, t:it u gl L li igoln.sii4e, ;( !urgeo' ii i s: l -11 1" .-;1 : 1a G • n i i ranl q 6 : Pru i d t n. e .B ri a m (lnigr w : i . .. the former upon Lubeck ; upder this impression, X . • =. "46eimilf . .. r :.." ' . .. t m " r11 . shall nand the Elbe is boon as the enemy 911 . 01 hayp i ! R. thirk i r ,4 3k .itil li ii. l ,l_ . I:ti n fr ian 3 , 94( . 4 ItlHch eli; " .. ILe teesierthir'r:ltosle ll n, 7 -it. J. and L. tisane, carriers-a. amit To be Ensigns_ . .—John Beninitin iosk fi ; bent. vice talsed for 1100.‘61 Powillt, Gem: vice C Ptivird the Royal West In ics atsei,. I.seiiinnent M. D. lit Cowan! et it Coo 3r_ . vice Wbitssote, deer M. Quin no be Liestmeant, vice Robinson. Regianis, Sii.'Whitchead, Gent. tb be tosentoticelloplins_ptnottirtl. : Garrison Battalion, Henry inntsest, Gene. to be Votsioy, prosnoted•in the 60th Fuel. Ditto, Li ofitehen. • fratit•the 441 k Lieutenost, vice (been, appointed to the fd hi . 11Antalion A. 241,_@ t oya . Veteran nonslip., Lieutenimet tiortivon Battalion, to be lAtintebbiliPlitib im . - t • IRTIOry ,• fIiJIPT/311t7 .I.NL:•• 4.}•••• c•-•agaaa. • .4. , •• VW ••••• • ...- - ••• v of °lke of Ordnance. Sept. 22.. - • • i i p agiit a ..,.. 1 _a, Royal It of Artillery.. ,t . .. •..' • 0 1114111 h% h y the mob!' k. captain Lewis Carmichael to be Captain c y*, , _ . •,lllllPPin if tr.Witstl.‘-• AS many instances bate nem r. .. :Me% deceitsea. ''' ' ' ' ''' ' i ‘ LeauTtorpeopleileivilmigereittly. injured by the stim:- .111tret,tiettiamest Was.aese to ba Second Cafes* Min est••• • . • 'chisel. -r ' ' , , , - ,tng ! of waspsat t4i,siseasoo 'of the year, we ere re- '.. " I a U 4 01 14 . che A kaipsaffaksi be prot Lbliiii4c, ike - 'quille4 bx a, Cayrepoadent, who has frequently „ pima. •-• • , ,-, - t to ~ , t ,ip, L. • ci.:06..:101:e f, i .... , i Senna (asp it .„„„„- ,witnesxes Its successful result, to Communicate the famed in the 1 41 = 1 ,11 4 4 4 4 - ' --_ , `• ''' forldwllit l'fjotPle hilt eflitacinus remedy :--Msko a "Vita" Frederide iteheeekelisi be. lB.4l 6beiveltetth , . solittitin tlf stone Mite, of 'such a tlegi eft of fluidity p . vieeTeraney. .- ' rt. *i• . • •-' • .31, • • • t tirade ese of by women in ' w toe d Li c i tema t n ew , m i di M ‘e iiiiitititif6at o . T i ce ils • tha the 'ordinary ope. , • kalseetson. . . , 'ration or weighing, and apply it to the part st uug — . , t . . -- "0 10-- • . . . • ' .which will almost instantaneously extinguish th e 'RA NKRUPITVg.VLAROED. '''' ' ' acids psiu. occasioned br the ponctusp. y. Privy% Cagle-wow% 44issiewegitare, tabinnamMO, MO , • sept. 291 a Nevi 9. ,• • . • , . , 1181t=. , ' DIED. • J. Edesindr, Valswatterts, ' ebentowlyy, fht.• 6, ' Oa Morel arab* the 2intr iastnat,•• at Penainaton-hocw , . '• It. Nits..ll,ntatitabstbp,filiesasp , 11/151,11atney, sit; W i wi- mar Lyon , Hubert Many, 'Esq. ' , Aaatital uf the Ited, et s 'place, flinteistentrett. . • , is Ma ji;sty s . roc ' • W: Grim, Totwabeas-eiert4swi, beam, Oct. li, %toe. (, 31w 2* tot. alt.. Ltflonse, the . lieletere4Yr *shay )cars • at fiesitdall: Aturney.- UK nisi* . ivuoirairwiet, luny. Or ate Face Admiwioasat tAw'esirgarden Theatre. _ square. I • , ,- -- 17 - 711 — its : 7 ------ - - ► .- • ql,riViEk4ll.". A . ',,. • .._ , Oct. MI; G. •P. Beefily in J. • spurner, n e rtaid-wreet; wt': ' °MIN / kn.' Printed and HAW hy l). LOVICLL e , the cheats - 0 414 Is J . Denim, W, A, Pftrips, and 4. AMIN* .. ,-;$ .! : irksseassit t 411/ Ilettatvat. 1 :1' _.