The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-16 00:00:00

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Russell-dews, Howland-street. fir_ , ..waspowi. / beets sodoo Lieut. *et, thoegh eisewhere.eppoend the troops hatititalnited tetnn th e Aeneas' to env eaten,. by Anoka, of on Bilis or Notsralf • pre, .1. iod no all . sorts of Samarities,lstlfolli floPlassr_ o 4 . _... • . • pini c aU la s ga s a gnPlap. , sp; ~.. • - by two ilid.piecee,bronght i i eel4ele ontfultrir with Upper • Retnioardum. hotweert the l'ortadir'''' -' , • • • of say one out 4 thtils Dike ; taro claw dm* .. • .- • la" je t ability sad powers thus asky whets la 041144 ddis - S. . . , . which wont igteend. Whilocootpletioig the 60104. Sir Nelda rill'Hill • sad I eel oftmyialt, oat ', ~' , are as Imamate adrauro to parlors of henna elm!! .. Raw rat.. s ' LiTERATURII. -. 11.1 16U It " Ert of ' ails sod degrhydd, one o sh e i l oa d e d aiii i ; ''' t - ay . 0 etiotett mount, limbo the lemma of tieutenei . , . . ii=7 "... , she pin•e_t. o6 4 kir-ll'Astersr.. don at tide wocks t , many troopt iriltrid , , erisai Mar- to join the troops here and arrived that a t Mto - tr. • . • 'iillittOM As Onsaihill, ii i i. , aneolerree all day. • I '-• sidles, sa d the enemy's Beet in mosio4tesosted far. rends de Deere, sod here , en the Stet. ft . I' add the - ...„.....„-:-. elf ter, , fl,. Hord. Bfie t osjitrart Weirs. ; fa- . liteeeterreek ; out John , ther operations. troops on tionAda t rander the orders d4r Thowisti .- ... . A GENTLEIdAN, the Fathet of a numensta ~.....,.._.- . - ,fll. and dereadoda Teo, ilsestny„ , sir oivemesee as sirtlil , Iry two Tallith - -I Qaw4wki . w . g. lwielkedilkillt Shas's ohmmeter itsia, 10 ,111401, that Graimeri eilikid Weeded, 'with• their - left et Ta.. • •' • .4 os i ode and basserablo hdegilly, is &iota to the versa lift - Imo .-• aa : ' . - his comhset es tide Occasion is only what it iiirayt. bail, -het is emmarreicatimt with 'the Cellichni ' r e l ie t ierable red. A • SERIES of F t 'OPU b - .71 jbt mnitre . , _the has heti, sold sorb testimony *Shiite the • *lvory. ♦ ltay eid their tight'at this tate& - Msl . iiii'the l itii' ' ir tie citetwashatireo of this east are cof apetiiilo2 &fai gm s rat re. sad intimately r"a lweta4 with taa • cal a ar at an i t at florliaderassisd rr‘leiPtal ia.. "l" ,dat i l l au Y ir ecl iVlik iwevirlre add it tist e new llliPr r eetilt ..: In t it " 1° •Pnic e n t 31 adds to two 101 0 2 % lowa • 1 sided* pessieg the F01k. 44 Tered: , --- d'illeapper Sitiferer, _which iko foteislir iNwi t iod 04 ' .16 ---7 1TRILIZAB Ell{ A MlLffil4, ' .ea lout ong y oetac. Mr. C *pal l Blideltii, ' 411111Madilidt rice dab. moraine 'WE Mr '4 Br ''; Aay individual, Passaassd of a 6611 gete a°6 feel Mika of a' lispars•on flee Riellseaki %Vora at piece. men of title ihip. .4' • ' -- 14111 : ho hat comity with that him of • pos 'ic te d ia i i- sp g re i . ,i,„_, ,e.: C 0 4 • 6 - .OWI O . tad: Ifs* infautly• by- a +My, silk* •it waV ii ie l era w roptioa - -and a friend Ns die Mord of slor • N ewel itf , 1.„......n ant, h....._ , , . 4 , d at i ..-„,„, soir I was highly plowed et thejedlikoso potiboto Sift wecesoary4ethrow over that stverotts; WIN* to dfeto oUni that struggles to bear op ;spied oppretaioa and air ti l coda apt thow . 7,Twaglikoa p add 7 -1 tea mei* iies- **he Slactir t le the Redssiej hfcte44, 11 4 411 1 -Gat sausamil! affirm. t h o olvlllthAtt i t# F .46 "i. ;,.,, Mee fir* *WONT rase yap 16'01 a 01.66 , s r a/ diente. .. . • . •• . • ••• - tonovirdhe " lint. •,.. . . . .. _ pedittpk . 4 - 40 04 01p*- ~ , I t, : aaorld lest * au rt i.i. or her caawaheratiost sad roolteadi RIO* fr •• .* gitiAtiVe s, KW W. •.•• • , The Captors' are hatity tres ' et r.. . ~,a . . _tiolltlal ti, a ddre,.ine a lies (pamilsaidi, wt4ll Tirol = l. a i t e . .. , "Vie . itsc.rfi 7 ,'-' • t" * M k - pliedentsliiiir, . -• .8.,. be let et rit sip •t root. . sritLEP il a kilik 'ata c ia tr .1 64 44,,,.., 7 ;.01‘, 6 „, compared to. • tie irieektiotiand- oC 0:- . 14 -4 17kM; peewit. ' • • ' ~1 - . ',. - ... ••' -`; i.: - .. , ...„ t. '.'.' ...1 . , ;• ! wed. .v s . - . • opgE, 7 • ;,...• - , ~. 77 which. wes doubly reiafeeced Withist these'tein days. • The emehy hive irmievoillivitiliiiitstoit' ca.- • NEW ST,TE LOTTERY. • Priam,' for ILRWEIttIetIV,' EC REI; MM. -g it tateit . Herewith I hato . tha iloneur to report the lots on smite hive Sae in thaiteetil • tbetaibpsitMett *N' QIVIFT and Co. Joint Contractors, rnOtictfully , RAO Fld . l . l 4 l etereaeleo•rova I: aid ai the *nosh . frivi both. sides, and ' Prisoners 'triode • ; the seat escaped .therrihaire fallen bade :tisk :,..sdie,l 4 . 0014.0 .• .. ti submit to the impectioa of the Public the follow tug Sesame New Boast _ t. , - kit . albollg the reeks. I hare, dtc, • '' ' ' • • . mond they have one difideit If itliii•d:iitf , . Ofdrhalst Cr,elity Dosica lbe hed ic , b aceat y the i rr 4.li. *Aatbal_ _ , ~ 0 the STATE LOTTERY. to !Wilts &swirl( ate the 17th.of Illo° Pf . (sit 6 o) O. G. WALUEGRAYIS., Captain. ...de of oonirle. ..! .., .. ..r. 7 ;i •- . SEP f EMBIF,R, in the coharection of ifskicks th-cy WO. cele• i• lisiidrMAl IL is. boards . Yled-Adairal SerSiltehnt Pelleir Dart. etc. she. i a- . . . -. it appoass that &door( have Mieiittimittill . plied with the wishes of Air Pabße. ity meting the lowest 2. SIMPLE TALES, 4 vols. 14mo. prier 1L Is. boards. Yoloatalre s I 'exams seilosoli - wakaar-sk-thslialsolad i 1 aria. DA. , .. Prize Twenty Pounds, nod at She masa *DS have giver a . S. FATHER nod DAIIGHTER, gnsif.4s. dd. dmthe troop which retired beettliateanleen . l t rovetion Of Twenty Thosdod aad Tett Thalami 'Vans 4. ADMAN% WOW BRAY, S vols. 12mo. 13a. dd. do.. ries YAW I 2 marten weevily wissebdesk-Elleoll :4 killed 1 , des ''''.7l mu; is soy of the late Loltleeses. b minded ;17 primers cuissistior of 1 Liesteassa 4406 area ; Atlip fgt. with those - which Were , gritrillei int SCILIEIdIt. 5. PO/0113. tasks - alp live. 6s. do. • of w illid aftithemi: ' 1 Medina, del camp); and - lovelies diet as - ispart of 2 of 5 9 20.00) are /MOO 6. WARRIOR% R MORN, do. 6s. do. _ 1 ~.. -, 1 • , 1 . i . ..,... , ' • I i i 1 1 . ( 1 *li 4, * , , )1, ' ..) ../ i t , •:, 1 , .; prize vow , ISIJ Medina. Campo ; iniine that as thlspart at the army atheaCes, they will retire across the pourat - The 'tears troops were still at Madrid. and on the Tape, **the ; but (cabanas that they will have evacuated that part of tae counter 0; bearibu of our aeronaut". ' 2 of 9 - to Medina' stain with , 24 Engraving, price IL 'b. boards ; Soper rapist diastrto, whh Proof loapvessitais in pritt 31. h. boards; and Proofs oil ladle Paper, Owe . 41.- hoards, Volume 1. Part 1. of _ . . MBE BORDER• ANTIQUCTIES ••f. :ENG LAND and SCQTLANG ;ci pri.iod Sibramfol of the Arctitecture. Sculpteie, and other vestiges of remade ages, from the earliest times to. the Union of the two Cretins ; en companied with descriptive Sketches, Biographical Remarks ' and a brief Hi4tory of the principal events that bare occurred iutLis interecting part of Greet Britoil': • Printed fur 'magnum, Ilium, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pniernmienrow and J. Murray. Albtinarleetreet. London ; Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Jobo Greig, Great Bunted, &Felt. Mit Majesty's Ship Vastest* ;It See, Nardi 91 • Sta,-4 hare the honour to repotito yau, that, on the 18th inst. a Tartan took shelter under * bat* tery of Carey (four or "five leagues to the westward of Marseilles).; light winds preventing the ship get ting up s heat. Toter offered his services with Mr. Qantas, Master, Mr. Salkekl, Acting Lieuteunt, and Lieutenant Hunt, Royal Marines, with the boats, to destroy the battery, and bring oat the ves sel I which I consented to, as I considered its de struction of some consequence, from its affording considerable protection to the trade of the coast. •^ qdb""-. • - War-Offe r p, June 15, 181 g. the Royal lEgliness the-Prtnce Regent Lis berm pleased, in the name and on the behalf ofihis Mae jesty, to *ppm* of the Ayrshire MWtl boil% in future styled, " 'The Prince Retersri Itcrit *tie event of Ayrshire Militia." ;Unlit. 440,001 are .946,60fi 10,110 . 1,000 - 6.000 . Sitil . 9.0J0 i . 900 - 1410 '2U . 1110 . 2,000 SS a BO . 1,500 100 . lib - 2.600 .. 1,290 20 - 24,6:Xi . I,4looFitsf-flratraillaalts2o each, ~ 904:U9 11,00 J Tielteo. 11120i900 • The first Ticket drawn a Prize above 201. en the Fiat Digs 041 receive an additional Prize of 10,0001. The first Ticket drawn a Prize Purvis 201. ea the Saha& DR.. sill receive an additional Prize of 20.0001. Tat keit and Shatei are selling hi peat varlet* at SWIFT mil CO. 's Offices No. 11. Poaltry ; No: 12, Gbaring.erass ; and Nu. SI, Aldg ate Nigh -street= where, in the last There Musks, the following Capitate hove boeriell mid in Shares, {IL No. 921, a Prise of 10.0001. No. 6.01. a Prise of 2 .000 1 . X.,. 8,383, a Prise of 1,0001, No. 6,023, a Prise of 5001. Ns. 9,a11, a - Prise of 9001. Ns. 57,41, a Prise of Wei. +.• No. V. will appose *Aygust.—This Work is published in Quarterly Numbers. . • From the LONDON GAZIITTE, Jurte 15. —do.. Admiralty Office, Jane 15. Copy of an Enclosure to Visa Admiral Sir FA. Pelkw, Bart. His Majesty's ship Than" Posen Harbour, Feb. R 7, 1819. SlN—Agreeable to your directions, I embarked Lieutenant-Colonel Coffin, and the td battalion of the 10th regiment, on the 16th Institut, and arrived off Pouaa on the 23d, the harbour of which ii about a quarter of a mile wide, with a mole at the extreme end of it, defended by four batteries, mosotistg Wu 44 and 113-pounders, and two nine-inch mortars. Colonel Coffin and myself agreed, that the shortest mad surest read to success, was by running both .ships lis to the mole, and carrying the place by assault ; but the weather was unfavourable for such an. at. tack, until the morning of the 26tb, when the ships bore up, in close order, with a fine breeze. The enemy were prepared for our reception, and -apeued their-fire nearly half an hour before our guns toonld bear: the batteries were .: however, passed with little injury, the ships engaging oe both sides, And the Thames was anchored across the mole-head, the Furieuse bringing up a little astern of her. Colonel Cof f in and the troops landed the same in stant, and pushed for the height of a strong tower, tato which the enemy had retreated, and their sp. vearatice, together with the severe fire from the ships, induced the Governor to hoist a flag of truce, and agree to the inclosed capitulation. I have much pleasure in informing you, that- this service has been performed without the loss of a man L ie either profession : our being hulled three times, •and Furiouse twice, sails and rigging a good deal cat, is the .sly damage suffered. . The most perfect cordiality has subsisted between .the two services, and I am much indebted to Captain ' Motosey for the excellent support he gave, and his -quickness in following our mottoes ; and if the resist ance had been greater and another battery (which . was expected), I have little doubt but we should love succeeded, particularly with such a storming , n party as Colonel Cashell's regiment, and such a leader as Colonel Coffin. I have much reason to be satisfied with my first Lieutenant, Myles, officers, and ship's company; their steady conduct and excellent firing,. accounts for the smallness of our damage. Captain. Moon sey likewise speaks highly of Lieutenant Croker, his officers, and crew • Mr. James Wilkinson, mato of this ship, I attached to Colonel Coffin ; and Mr. Black, of the Furiease, I entrusted with the charge •of the landing. Enclosed is a retore of prisoners, guns, Ike. and I shall send a survey of the island by the earliest op portunity. I have the honour to be, &c. . A WONDERFUL thISICOV ERY FOR CUILLLNG AND (Signed) CHARLES NAPIER, Captain. MAKING THE. HAJR GROW. Sir Robert !Laurie, Bart. Captain of his Majesty's ship Ajax. (Patrool•ed by the Royal Family and most of the Nobility.) [Here follow the .Articles of Capitulation, by A MONGST the inientiens of the present age, which the gar r ison surrenderedas prisoners of war.] ‘ll. whether for elegance or utility, ATE LNSON'S 0111- Skimm.pM 1 LINAL CURLING FLUID f ur th e H a i r , se t s a ll compen dia at n &Name, and boo gene rally known in the Arst circles, , Copy of soother Enclosure from Viee-Admirel Sir E. Pellew. and to the public nt large, as to render eulogia in uneecessary i hue' •Cape Croisette, • His Majesty's Ship Volontnire, Ike Proprietor begs leave k' announce, that the aka March 31, 1819. of Its being ; merely useful fair beatnik ibe the hair in dressing, making it 1 gig --yesterday we perceived fourteen merchant ea. 1 . ion keeping the curl iii form during damp weather, i•her. I vessels at Morgeon : this 'added to the import ti el Ate. it ilOr Hi only property, taut that it 14 en nutritive to l m iT hair. tam. where regniarlv used, it preserves it from falling ! ante of thedestruction of the two batteries,'erected .4 tr or chaii2ing colour, eon will restore it, even where the head ! there last year, which affords so, much protection to a s been bald for yt•arst indeed, coq superladveare it, virtue. in , this respect, that it is rpialarly prescribed by the MOO eminent . t he coast. atedieal Mil to make the kith grow, alien all other means have I The night favoured for embracing Lieutenant proved ineffectual. Sold in bottles, Shaw's offer of attacking the place. The Marines, 39. 641. d '' nod "e guinea, by ljte "4 1)". I under Lieutenants Burton and Hunt, Royal Ma prietor. James Afklasaisereeforaer, Nit. 9,lMb-tater', Blorolos- ; trv: Bayley and Blew. Cocksprer•sireet t untie and Pierce, ! rine& and boats of this ship, Undauntel, and Red; Vi, New ItandogreeLl Itiage,6s,Cbeupsidr ; 8err3,17, Greek- Street ; end enevaPPtifeteners mid, Medicine Venters in town and wing, were placed underliis orders for that purpose, inunt r y; and this morning justified my high cenidence in him.' Alm ATK IN - soti's'irdEVAnt.t DYlt, far tilt 011 11 1 "Ig He landed at Sormien r and *marching oter the hilli colour of the hair, eyebtorsoar.d whirkerv, frame suil WI • f'::Y, to a bro wn .or meet,' allowed , by men of teleoct s ilgs • at da y-light, tattled the batteries id the rear, after a f ! & I, if WM ihr Italy article whlehtlfleetsally thaws the Palmer , partial resistants of farts troops there. Five $5.: a pervolowisteoloar. . _,`"id in t.oittes, „pity ems c re a m for ow . a t , 10 8,.. 64 : pounders in one, and . two 2 4 1-Pounden . in the other •••• far oboe.. tater'', welethvown•into 111 16 ffi) one mortar *telt • • .0 . . . .. MEDICAL PUILINTROPIIIC INSTITUTION, No. 6, Upvel James•sttros,Goiden-gqoare, Loudon. P.tronisen by tke Nobility. and ender the Imperiel caveat of Ns 'Hovel Highness the Pripet Regent, tor hdminisiering Dr. WITHERS'II iiIISSIAN-PROPH YLACTIC, and ins the T_OURMALIN TRUSS to the general conveniciece of the allieted. THE RUSSIAN TOURMALIN TRUSS is the may Pawn& remedy for itutruirem at prematkaawn watt& It. Uwe tang bees a hereditary secret we the she. tient brawlers of a disiingaished tastily, earl teed with so snitch turcess, that Ruptures are now nearly erased frog the cats- Inine of human miseries in that country. It is prephtett paid) , Tinermatin of Soot h America. the elertric and cam ichting prnperlies of which lava lorg been viewed by the Intim, with silent iinatirelloit. Dr. W. purchased the se► cite originally for 21 ears, and this being the kw year of that term, be Ines obtained the Royal Guarantee to ren der It sworn eitersively rr fe! till theist If shmeserynest,_wisen the Remai n:in reverts I. the. Prisprietan in Russia. No hopeless eases ar , ravaged, and this distressing flomplaiet requires eke entlidt roplicatien.—Price'from.2l. to $l. The RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC Ir an effeetuel cafe for ability, ecru, and tedium! weakness. It radically cures a certain ditseMir in every stage, and by ist taqnnarapplicativia extensile, ,it totally prevents infection, Koh .Q "Mich eireeiety, Me the Doctor will forfeit 501. if it vier failed. Dr. W: and Co. tare Cowen of all *kinds, the - Gout, ltbeo rsaliqos, White Sweilisip q the Joints, the Scurvy in its most viral rut stares, and all disorder of the Eye, and Ear, where tu t ,trurrure d the moo is set imperfect, and glee advice nn xil other casual disorder". Fee one pound, but no fee re quired on congestion. Being Members of the Royal College, regolarly bred ie every /bash of the profession, their may be sees and their medical subjects familiarly dis ra,rd. Dr. Withers and Sou aUea4 daily for medical and surgical rfolultation; (be book,' are laid every Saturday before the Committee, who give tbeir jirint opinions en each case. The sd.antages of this plan so enustry patients are incalculable, as names or personal Attendance are required, and all post paid le:.rr, IWO an,wered by them. N. B. Advice to the real Poor, gratis, till Ten every Piorning. A ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR , (the -EX °demi Invientioa or Mr. Refill , . and • brought by his iircessive improvements to the bpi lsest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. RENE Sr, Manufacturing Cite better. 'fills agreeable perfumed Litinor, which is composed of highly enneentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics eflirarious Antiteptics,_ may be kept unimpaired in any (Ai mee mid fur any length of time. Its pungent odour adapts it Cr. affording relief ii Read-aehs, Tainting,. ece. ; and renders it pei Wanly grateful and refreshing In crowded rooms. in places of public resift, had lathe apartments of the sick., It counter jets, also, The befretion of totongious diseases. A, many spurious and infoi•itir preparations are sold under the rime nod similar names, the Oldie are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrti Henry, hlauche.ter, are ertgr:wed on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar is bottles, price 24. 9d. lath, stomp included, is sold wholvale and retail by Bailey mid Elea, Cockspor-street (the only Agents in Loofa] authorised by the froprtefins); whore may may be bod,.Sproffe Boxes*. f Cold, Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, &c. Abe Henry's Calcined k;:reesia, la battles as 2s. 9d. and larger, with glass stoppers, at each t their names beiug on the stamps. MILITARY PROMOTIOSIL • Lieutenant - Tozer speaks in the highest Waal of commendation of the officers and men employed with him, who, in a few minutes after landing carried the battery, although the enemy were strougly posted behind palisadoes, and stood unpl our Marines were in the act of pushing bayonets, O M they turned and suffered a severe loss. We found in the battery font 14-pounders, a 6-pounder field-gun, and one 13-inch mortar, all of which were destroyed, anti Use Tartest Wll3 thataards brought out. , .•• It affords use the greatest satisfindidnto htfons yen, that our lass hat been small, which is to be attributed to the decision and bOldtw with Which our gallant party made the attack.—l have the honoitr to be, &c. (9igued) TUOS. USHER, Captain. killed, 1 wounded. Vico-Admiral Sir Edward Ptllew, Ban. &c. Copy of's' Letter from the Hon. Captain Cavan His Majesty's ship iltrvannsh. Adriatic, Jas. 10. St a,—ln reporting the capture of the enemy's gun boat, No. 8, of one long 24-pounder an'4 thirty-five men, commanded by Monsieur Joseph Floreus, En seigne de Vaissean, I must beg leave to call your at tention to the great skill and gallantry with which this service wet executed by the First Lieutenant, William Hanley, the officers and men under his or ders, who, with only a division of thls ship's boats, at two o'clock in the afternoon of the 6th instant, attacked and carried the ahove vessel, far sepecior to them in force, prepared in every respect, and sup ported byvniosketry from the shore, where she was made fast; our boats not having an expectation of meeting an armed vessel, till (upon opening the creek where she lay) they were fired upon, and desired by the troops on shore to. surrender : I have to lament the loss of a very fine young man, Mr. Edward Per cival, Master's Mate, killed, and two seamen wounded, Three merchant vessels were also taken.--I hue the honour to be ) &c. • • (Need) CADOGAN. Rowley, Esq. Captain of his MOO ship Eagle. Estraet of a Letter from the Hon. Capt. Blackwood, addressed 4o Rear-Admiral ()wham. • , 114 Majesty's ship Warmite, hie of Hedir, May 29, 1811 In the execution of your orders of the 26th, I yes terday fell in with and captured the Amelican letter of marque schooner Flash, of 169 tona l 6 guns, and 20 men, from Max, whence she bad only sailed a few hours. WAR DEPARTMENT. Donning-street, Julie 15. A dispatch, of which the following is an ettract, has been received this morning by the Earl Bathurst, addressed to his Lordship by the Marqnis of Wel lington, and dated Carvajales, May 31, 1813: The.troops arrived at Salamanca on the WU inst. and we found the enemy still in the town, with one 'division of infantry and three squadrons of cavalry, and some cannon, of the Army. of the South, soder Itteomand of General Villatte. The ewesny evacuated the town on our approach, Bit EVEy. Chime' the Hootionsble William Pi „ell it 85th Pout, to be Major-Gamtal in the 1819. STAFF. To be Aides-de-Camp to his Royal HO sem the Print* Revs*. with the HMO Mf Cohosel lathe g' their Commits be dated Jawed, Isl 2. • •r. • ' ; Lieuttment-Coioael Lord James *aril s 114 11101-PSY of Jig! Manz Feseibles. * • • ' .IshnitienantsCalossi•Aadrew F. Iletwerls of dre•Sedi•Feets t. HOSPITAL STAFF. Thwirat d or A S i Ma o rsisallorrak to be Inspector of flew John Meade to he Deputy Inspector ofliapitals s 'n 9* in fi gTraes Fellosies. DatedepriltS, 2813. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Mr. James Arnold to be Cornet in the Sd Dragoons without purchase. us 9111 March hist, hal not taken placestated in the Gazette of the . ERRAXA in the Gazette of the Bth lust. 7th Regiment of Light Di agoons. • For John Withomi, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vies Shirley, preasottid in the 23d Foot, I Read John Wildman, Gent. to be Cornet, &c. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards. For Captain W. H. Raikes to be Captain of a Comitany• and Lientemmt-Colonel, by porcbisse, vice Jackson, wan To tires. Read Captain W. H. Raikes to be Captain, *e. vice P.ii/lips, who retires. MTh Foot. For Lieotenant-Colonel Henry F. Cooke, from the Star hi North America, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Read Lieotenaut.Colooel 'Hoary F. Cooke, from the Staff in North America, to be Lkutenettl-Cotseel, Without Of. chase. --woo.— • Croons Office, June 8, 1819. MEMBERS BETURBJED TOUR VE IN THIS PRESENT rARLINMENT. Borough of Weymouth and Meleomhe Rees. The Right Hon. James Cecil, commonly called Viscount Cram borne, Masterton lire, Eft. and Uartstopher Idle, Foq in the room of the Right Hon..ames Wallace. John Britadhorn, and Henry Trail, 'Erin. 'WhOse election fur the said Borough has been determined to bevoid. BANKRUPTS. I. Vaughan, Isleworth, tailor , June 19, 29, Yob` 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, P i c kering. w a ffi ng . s u ree t. E. Argles, Cathraine.stlet,,Straid stphoWer, June ; 29, 211 ; July 27, at Guildhidl. tiorney. Mr. - Bairns, Ely-Vice, Holborn.. J. Abraltall Wilton, Faye, Herefordshire, nionermsitesser, June 22, 26, July 21, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. lavf4l4, Bouverte-street, Fleet -street. .JI Hay, Stamford'-hill, merchant, Jane 19, St, 3uii .• IN M Guildhall A ttornies, Meets. Kenney and Spurr, ihishl,o9o- street Within. • , • J. giamett, Birmingham, tiamtout-tenter, laty 2,1, 7, at the Swan* Inn, Birminginun. Attornies,Akr. Cgertain,'Ecaa's Inn-square, London ; and WWII. Sportier and Ingliby, Bir mingham.. IX Carter, Plymouth Dock,' leerier, ; .luly I. 9, 27, at she London tan, Plymouth Dock, • Atltoteles, Caen, Wimburn,an Collett,eltancery-lane; and Mr. Porn, Plymouth Dock. J. %pale, Plyrastoak, Ditvoishire, trifler, Jely I. '6, 97, at the London Inn, Plymouth Dock. Anatole', Mars, Collett, Wimbum i antColiett, Chancery lane; and Mr. Peers, Ply- Mouth Doct. P. Gray, East Derenana. Norfolk, baker, Jely 5. 6; .. at Me Woullach Inn. St.'th'eltocJilistroleit97, at the KiNelp Arius kln Kest Dereham. Allothsie‘ Mr. Palmer, Fait tftrelMin; and Messrs. Moline and Coy, King's Beach W T4otnie. J. Broembead, Guiedmegh, beekeeper, July 1. 2, Atise Treat Port Inn, -Nottingham. Anomie", Mr. Fisher, Caitts burgh ; aid Mem. Wood and Clarke, Castle-court, Mr. T. H. and C. Bregiby, Graharghs sail cloth manufacturell, it the Trent Port - lon Nottlnetam. ‘ttornies. G aistsbnegb ; and Messrs: Castle- July j, kw* Ahl• 'tae imsemy RVlllCAlaitttl the town on our approach, • Jo y 1 2,1;, at ;I* Trent Port -10, •Nottlogham. Attondes, 'but they, waited longer than they ought open the Mr. titer, °Mosby* ; old Mewls Wood and Clarke. Coale- high ground in the neighbourhood, and afforded an a l t h i lr d ~,,,%dr * .w. Grimm, Liverpoolcuteftlahls, July . J, opportunity for the cavalry, under General Fine 11, 27, e t th e G eorg e inn, ortepaot. Anoraks, Moors. shop and General Victor Alton (the former of which herd, Ad . l . , lett!irter72.. ll !dfoid-row; ppd er ldevsl's.. 1).+0. crossed th e Tonnes at tht ford of Santa Martha, and. terree,ZlM:7l,7l=Zake,., J wr im 2 47 6, S ° Z I ffp - ut the bitter at the bridge), to do them ' a good dent of , enthann. +Attorney, Mr. Bold, Ware. . ~. injury in their retreat. Many. were killed or DIVIREfiIDS. wounded, and- we took about 200 prisoners, seren , o p 01 64 e. ste c i a r soi - Oreet_PlAneasker -401 7 6 0 .11101Patt, July: 6, T. Ilemkes. Nilfo3ol, tumbrils of ammunition, some baggage, provision, butebei—July 6, it. roast, Chettpuidr: busies —Jay io,:J. &c. The enemy retired by the • road a .Babila 41.40101•6001 4 .5d4mdigre0" olfrebul.,4Blle IV, W.9€°th!" l, Fuento, and near Hoene was joined by Ilk/ i s.Artueloleks.tigaberrivad--Judb 19, T. ussrawun. si body *of .0 ,01.,1,1,,,ki 5, cam, well .4erss—July 6t.J• "'At - infantry and cavalry, on their marcit,from4lba. I: ley,l.lnie-itreet. •. . ~.iii Z. yr. Pvc. l le,:la: nu rF:rn- then ordered our troops to discontinue their Permit, i t tf . I _, J. • tlieveiobs... • 0t . , 4 .. , aty ; k e i et :l 4, : i fil : our infantry not being up. - . ' .B - " Wiii - X1•2'7 1 1,,,, .'. !..; 1 40 , -Je11?..4. . . 4.- Major... General . Logig, -tad Bfignaktr.-Comillt Igo - ked Nifbte illi 01*(4:pow. eoW-k riUo, in commend of 'the iipaiiists divislon t att a cked '-July . • airt -77- rAlk • sirstiArP"al,,,; i le "" 81... „ ..,`":4 1 ; qp, fa 4; Imo. 1 Mho, from seblitik pip* tbo enemy retired, . . nueser,.jois . ~ - t 40: 40 7 air t hei • . 1., ...1... - :,, . • ... . • "i