The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-28 00:00:00

r ": i ,~ IU, r: !t , 1 . 1~'" tp! . ' •. AP, Captain Laagrebr, '?d Lieutenant Wynecke, Lieu t. mint 00e4wi. INV* di tte: Captain Adders.,A f" , th ditto, Hilo- Names of Por!o g uese nA Captain H. Perry, 'Lieutenant F. X. Purreii Major Arnott. and Cal deira. 12th Regiment of Capt. Gaeta, Acting , * Officers- were and morning of the stb, for itnertion. Admiralty Dingolckes, of o h,eh , last night set this Office, mare:, L B. oiddresoed Sta,—Here with the Lords Commis._ from Captain Stewart, Admiral Morris, detai tilla at Riga, on the The conduct of slants under his 01 meritorious upon found to merit the I am, Sir, you; JAM Nil on Croker, Adaoiralts. SIR,—In my last that an attack on , intended to take place considerable body left Riga on that da command of the strong division of launches, under ti up the river Au. The enemy hai Schlock, and his of boats, we thereto' tion until the 29t1 Mitten; the enema booms across the from each 0t1.,,r boom. which w•.ts were placed three booms were soon the enemy ahandoi cipitation, that NI in the works. The English bow Admiral Muller bar he is pleased' with and the Lieutenant The flotilla took the enemy had not derahle magazines and ammunition. sick and wounded detachment of the The Pr osians where they had pieces of cannon, place; they there U9lh, which Macdi stadt. On the 30th, the tire from before a who had nearly troops had retired left Mittau the streying a bridge, tate the crossing of at Danamunde last OCTOBER 4.—.T 1 a considerable stye, The loss on the lit two thousand in The enemy must many prisoners a , Ihavei. (Signed Rear-Admiral Martin. Vice-Admiral Si to John Wilson CI Ross, of his Maj 4 account of his ha. off Rennoe a Fl Petit Poucet, of 23 men ; and I on shorein Hammerhi took and Stralsund made any capture. In consequence played by the '2d successfully defend'' on the 31st of December, force of the enemy,-hi' Regent, in the name ar jesty, has been pleased ' rife" being borne - of the 87th Regimen' a , devices which mai that Regimeot. Ist Regiment of Life the 10t Dragoons, purchase. Thomas Evian, to he Adjntant, with the r 24 Ditto Asdstant-Surgeon with temporary rank. Sd Regiment of Dragmney, tenant', vine Selby, 9th tteginitnt of Li t Purdon, from the Swift, who resigns. 10th Ditto, Hospital-f geoo, vice Pardon, 18th Ditto, Cornet Jan • vice Mansfield, who r. 22d. Ditto, En.ign James net, by purchase, vice flth Regiment 'of Fuot, 1 nant, vice Cumming, decease d. Ensign. vice Kradfutd. 9th piths, Lieutenant John Company, rice Kenney, il • To be James Scargill, vice Matthew,, biaenaniarn; David Hamm, Gent. • Carver. • 11th 'Ditto. Lieutenant R _ CA 1 1, 411 2. Portblegh vino IL roma to be Letvatediat,r Tall"Wirls ! e7.', 10, ' 111111111 :1i I I t • 1 • • ' • ; V. ~., ,t.' f ; ' ' '' 'Y , 1 1 . , l i it , ? I i ti 1 i l! .i 1 , . I . 1 ~ .! . 1 . 1:. ; I .. 1 , .;) 1 .. . 1 . J g , ! . f • • , !.1,, • .1 ~ 1 I . .1 ". w , 16 officers, and DI • 'l'l-It S'INVESMAN. P o risesell f Sept:he m : n ib ' e : • . . e... -: _. _.___. _ ..__ ...._........ _... .._... ........ _.._. .._.. _• . . , - ..—______. 14th Ditto, Certain Trevor Stamm to he Miljor, vice Millers',. Ottilkikds and theuainds deserted,. particularly the se Saamealka, and ma tte4 de Pd Isne &million, K.(4. 1.. ditto. . . . deceased. taeutenaot M. C. Wilkinsim to be Captain of a it atA • •• .. G oo - oral Alvarez, a relation of Go. Py o fe tke ers: ti lea st s and ialt great ambers dead on tbe g e l d , ' test.c° v re e `y i we e i Si kt,,,, "6 l . •*. ~,s aj r , " thi t e l l . i ll 'e' a t y ' e . Tb . Lie ' lli b ten s e;l j doy's, nod . ; and General O'Ettintselt very 0%77. „mils tat ma jaisk road, Le, id Lbw Battalion, K. G. L. ditto . 'Ol 9 dine: date: Os ditto, lotto . , . • gorse L OM •ers Killed and Wearied. ' Oakes, from the Royal M eery Calker, to be Ensign, vice fully sent hint as a private soldier to Majorca, which brri e lli° s°° P lll°. ' efs • ' • Meek. ~ . pre G vented numbers . more from joining us. Soult is " O ' ' the "5' th eta be or--- 111 */, -4 " 4 ..... seat &mind Ito. KILLED. . eallialliirliti".44 Alia Adjutant —t-GellerlillerS ‘21.6.4.Wn1E1LD-and-D-110-40.72Snik;:actth active is the Y's 24th Ditto , Lieutenant John Ward to.be Captain of a CoM sth Cacaclores. 1 p ra y , e !Mout purchase, vire Irby, appointed to the ad Regi- .at ro ;he will not pass by Murcia, as the yet -" m eg* * arreira. Artillery. - ' lOW foyer rage. We ought to hams his rear 414 Men. * mesa while Li eutenant weed n *OTINovm Ametteof Lje Geardl:t. .."-, • . . • • with a light division whea he approaches us • but it no Vitraniaky, bad boar e et j, e ;:, „„;--- 71,. ;1° ° 51 1 whit lath Mae - koden Robert Elakewell to he Lienteut Ike ! Captains A. de Madeira and L. de Ma. of the Line . Temples , deceased. James O'C•naor, seat : be Ensign. vice laakeweli; - I will not be dope; as our General confides himself to R Engineer, 15th ditto. Wellington's orders to cover Carthage's& and werp wounded oa the evealeg of the 4th 31st Ditto , . Eoil_gn James Elwyn to be the' ( Loyal _mot, by . perei! I. .. rw e St, but the Romeo was received too late e i lti= ( lire v . vrtae, appointed to the Royal R of , "" A li cant. • - Mojalsk, the Twer, sari Jasaieriat roads • 36t h Phut, Captain C. * Hervey Rmith. from the 40th Fent, ie . . 46 • The hopes of the French appear very low •.• 2 6 _, hle abstr act ef Grim! nottoeomes Report i, , , _..............- e Captain of a Company, vice Morrow, the exchanges .'. her one deserts them the commit all f d'-Ile stat es, Sled /lariat; scot Captain ia - d us; r e• irally Of fi ce, Oct. V. Quarter- Master -SerjeantJohn. Mosby to be Qualershlastera v em, and ey i the following are Coriee,„ were received Medky, promoted in th Royer Veteran Battalion. excesses. The were never less enterprising. We vice the id y with 36 w 40th. Ditto. jalsk road, ba bad takes two Captainetive Officers et the ....men, have only seen them once, when 100 cavalry and , e , Ini : ltioa m : i t i t th h : w eciai lici°°r; i lP l egt hil e v e ing . thefe lakell a d r i e pri i . rieen th. iee- Iffice. from Vi•e•Admiral Sir James San- To be Captains of Companies, try attacked a post of General Whiffing- maag O e di v e r r i a g g aCeellati eas , w i t a i tou try s.that in oterve illeCtlid : aad d l u ni. a; been +melt to Jetta Wibou Crater, Esti. , Ro b ert m om ,,, , f rmi s e 9 5, e . F ,,,, ;, ~,,,, s m i t h, w h o exc hanges; • 250 Infantry Victory in Hawke, Oct. 17, 1812. 'G. J. Call, from the 77th Foot, vice Queade, whu exchanges; , haws division, of 42 horses, who retreated in their taken. 1 I enclose, for the information of 1 Captains. • . • • !presence, nine miles, although charged three times, To be Ensign, Boston to ti Stl ssioners of the Admiralty, : letter j Bev jeant-Major Deflate M•Denald, from the let Foot, TIC*. and only lost 13 men. I was Presents and never *zealots of the 4th from Petenbargii, which ;late that - v e , Powell, deceased. ' i . i saw troops behave better ; the di ffi culty wee to re- lwactoooli had had a brilliant stair with se e ~ eay .,t - wart, transmitted to: me.hy Rear? : strain them. We killed two, and wounded six of 'Ad takes Iwo gars , r id 9603 wee eri,onere." - --/' detailing the operations of the. fio- . . ,! 42d Ditto, Lieekaant Duncan Whines to be Captain of a Omas . f rimy, vice Wlliamson, dead of his wounds, :he expedition against Matsu. . • 60th, Ditto Richard Aylmer Coates, Gent. to be Eosign, „wide. . the enemy. • —sanale-- ( - Captain Brenton and de Ceuta- 1 eut . r a nrekase, vile R ( ln i f t;v. w rt l:o dec resi r gia.. Henry Bias, kaq. •to i 4 ' The second and third armies have retreated to & li r a s Papers to the 9th, "tad orders, appears to have been highly j 2 ; : l e i L t l e nla : E l ew ee 'i: %non Tennison to be Lieutenant, by par. Madrid, with 900 horse, on Joseph's flank. They Oct. and New York to the 30th '- this occasion, and I trust - will be ' almate - viee Bland. promoted. , : never atterispted any thing ;in fact, after the battle this morning , Web ill bet ' Sept , .... were received Sir Ilene John Seton, Bart. to be Ensign, by per- ! wl. It sand itopottaat :.... ! approbation of their Lordships, • , 7 •Sd 'Dittos L ed . Y ted . .of Curtalla, they never should attempt any thing." chase, viee u on, promo . I . HALIFAX, OCT. 7.---On Friday Co our obedient humble Servant, 74th Ditto, Ensign Robert Barker to be Lieotemmt, vice Ne. 1 JAMES SAUMAREZ. yea, deceased. - 4 1181 was held, .on board his Majesty's chip Africa &c. Jo. 77th Ditto, Captain William Q ueade, from the 40th Foot, to 'TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF for the trial of Captain Xlkatis s the s , • , he Captain of a Company; vice Call, who exchanges. • ESSEX. ' urvivin g Oth. ' • Rims. October 3, 1812. 92d Ditto, Ensign A. Al' Pberson to be Lieutenant, without par- • a Getereeseir cers and thew of liii Majesty's fats a tripag Grier. st I had the honour to inform you,. chase, vice Hill, promoted in the 41st Foot. Quarter-Master- . •/•es i s a decided—our proud and opulent County most riere, for too d 1 Serjeant Ewen Cameron to be Ensign, vice APPlrenon. sump er .0 that ship to the United the Prussians ill this vicinity was . 95th Ditto, Lieutenant William Johnston to be CAptaia of a 31` low 3 its right of Representation in Parlisment. For the Ai- States - . i ev • • dace about the Stith ultimo . A. • con, pa:Lvice Crampton, deceased. Second Lie uienut Da. I tires on all Iwo and momentous I • que•tione, aich.ns Peace or War, a Reform of Parliament, or a eantinualstio of the present f r i gate uoweletson, en the 19th f A a • °gust, (of troops, ander Count Steinheil, ' vid l'.. to be First Lieutenant, vice Johnston. Dugald • Vice•Admira S4lOlllll President; Captai • ;teeter . kne th , Gent , to be 8 nd Lieutenant , vice. Fearkam. ! Vr a ""ted made of Eketion-atst enquiry i nto the abuses IX the „ ~, . r ••• 08 Sir J, day, and the gun-boats wider the 4th West India RhOoseet. Robert Were. Gene, to be Ensign, i abbe Expenditure, which hanks eitoggeretion, sit is peniever. Ire 8K 11461 /". 08 00. Ks, i i !. 11 , 11,1 4 0 E 1 4,J. &mato aid ,pe in 'be I.tvlsb system of Teaaticos- one of the Members va ea wis eethe : as. , English Officsrs, accompanied,' a . without 2urchase, vice Gar!ett, trio ,M imi „ whew yea have mimeo w se s a y . I • Es, ant tkie whet _ le C. evres„, ws id Royal Veteran Battalion, -Captain. Thoimis I. Baines,. from o After mature cousideratioa forty • Russian boats, bcsides ten the Id Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Vicasy, ap. I say NO. • the edit ikme to the following • • °pinyon :.... , the command of Admiral Muller, i pointed to the lith Royal Veteran Battalion. Quarter-'Master I That 1 have straggled hi break a Coalition which has pas- • " •Tliafthe su I Thomas Medley, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice i duced this state of thinges told the/eh,' prevent Dili. &Tr:Anion . er of-La Gmerriere was pro Bell, placed upon the Retired List, ' of Ewe. will be to me a source of staisfactton through the re- j . n order to preserve the lives of her valuable per, had withdrawn his troops from lith Ditto, Captain John Vicary, fee, the 2d ;t oys /. v eteran isomer of ins life. remain . ' Mt. Western haying assured me on his word of honour , that ing'creir lc and that bet being ' that lamentable : other posts, •on the approach of the Battalion, to be. Captain of a Company. eke Huil, placed up- ! : lie knew of no COMPROMISE, lam bound to gi.e tit to ' - • - in -------- -e 5, • ore did tint meot with any opposi- _ s o:l a the Retired List. ue ,,,. R. R. Amami.. to Be Captain his neertion. Yet, alter the hostility . t have enceuntered from toution was from the accident of her masts nth, when about five miles below ,Aof a Compauv,yiee Haly, promoted, Lieut. J . Alarchington, ceruin per iu proportion to their' • conhecitsn with . lihn- AMA Was occasioned mare by going, • after I have been told by some of the lending interests in she their defective state my • had there placed three different emu the 606 Foot, to . he Lieutenant. vie! Armstrong. . Cooley, that no answer could he given In my application till ' than from the fi'r'e of the enemy, though so great! Aleuron's Regiment, Major-Geaeral George Townsend waiter, to river, about half a mile distant Mr. V i mew were consu l te d - ` . after the uniform c ond u ct of Mr. su pe rio r Y from the 50th Font,. to be Cotonel, vice Lieutenant-Gutted i n guns and men. The Wain pistol shot of the third ' De Mtron, who resigns. • 1. Mestere, and of Mr. We•leril s frirods, has been calculated to Court do 'therefore constructed, s very strong, and well The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry Regiment, En g in l i glee support to his preent coadjutor, and to keep down ms unanimously and honou Mateo Ordiout to be Lieutenant. Volunteer Viotti. poll . alert We heap tern a marked determination neither to raw acquit the said Capt. ? batteries of four guns each. The .: pale to be Ensign, vice Ordiosi. , eelkaa the Tory Übodidate fur any /knave of hi. 'Parliiiinen- Dacnes, the Officers, and crew, of his Majesty's t destroyed, and as we arrived np, , BREVET. lava viaduct, nor ID condemn that Administration, in any Far- late ship La Guerrie • and th ey here by re, rated their positions with such pre- • Carale William Hedderwick of the 24th Foot , to be Major i n . titular, to which this Gentleman Ina given his uuynried ~ion hououra. ' -more than all,se lies a guarded silence has been preserved its to bly acquitted accordingly, ' the Army. our twenty-four-pounders were le ft I STAFF. Pailiamentar. Reheat; and when numbers of the TORIES " 'th e h Court To be Chaplains to the. Forces. . ' ( Stave given their second Votes to Mr, Western, and n ..n-..n- at the tame time feel theinielve l , 9 1 Joseph Langley Mills, M. A. vice Tringham. Thomas Novi., bees or the . VIHIGS have given theirs to Mr. Houhltin called upon to express the high sense they enterlaia boats were always in - advance, an d , ant. . --after all the. 1 leave the Politic to determine. whether 1 :ea of has desired me to say, how much i To be Deputy Assistant-COmmhsary-General to the Forces. • the conduct of the shin. company • • . not warranted iii suppo . sing, that there was an oppe l irrce I s i s : - in general, when COMPROMISE. or if the 'oat be preferred, .o; u it root I prisoners. but Is the exertions of Captain Brenton i j°bu Eeigeaulbe Da tlgkill e 'ri L STAFF. , . ing . between two contending parties; parties dint hold nn other rt . 1 lof thos e - who • ~more pa ice ar y acs employed in the boats. . Surgeon David Browarigg, from the half-pay, to be Surgeon to opminn in common or. public allairs t thin that it is for their re- stood the t a tempts made to %balm their leyalty, by As possession of Mittau about norm ; the Forces, vice Thompson, placed upon half-pay . . spective advatituge 111 stifle the voice of the Freeholders et a . . , . . - To be Hospital-Mates for General Service , large. Where a County is compromised it can have no political o ff ering them high briber to eeter into the land and of time to remove some very consi- weight. It has only Ageats in Parliament' fur laelosure Bills Robert Reawkke , Gent. Samuel F. Crawford, Gel&sea sersiCes of the and they will enemy ' represeat s of clothing, grain, and .some arms BARRACKS. oeßoad Acts. , He also left about four hundred Edward West Phillips, Gent. to be an Assistant Barrack-Mas- T i tt on a , we /COM of you.nre hells to nick a ann-repre; their merit to the Co f mmander-in-Chiefi t ; may fairly infer from Pa tT ed ie ciranwittaece, that not • ter to the Forces in Great Britain. din the town. In the evening a sot 0 have polled out of y a body of 700 J Freeholders. I woo • His Majesty's ship itaibedoes, of 211 guns, Cap. .. . . t army entered the town.promised the Votes of many Medved', if I had been foolish ta w HHaeresea., sailed from Bermuda on the 15th - - BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • enough to defray the enormity. espence of cetweeing them to ' -- retreated from Olai upon Bourski, NV. Simpson, Old Cock-lane, Shoreditch, baker, from Oct. Chelouferd. The 339 intependent Freeholders watt trove roe ult. with:three Msele ander be f S r convoy, or t. about one hundred and twenty 51 to Dec. 19, at Guildhall, • their Suffrages, must )'lust thick with me, that I gave sufficient •e • - - • • .. 1, intended for the siege of this BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. time for every man who felt unxions to exercise his elective . 9 1 omfga a. eunciand. ••About ten' o ;leek pa Sun. W. Parnell, Stoney-street, Bormagb, commoo-brewer. franchise , day nights the, 17`th ult. the .wind blawing hard re received reinforcements on tl:e - • BANKRUPT'S. Gentlemen, as p resent it is not m y intention to solicit youtas-t Aonald had sent them from Jacob- R. Hull, Thornham, Norfolk, shopkeeper, to surrender Nov. shame; you will, however, always and me at my post wben..wit . h . a heavy sea an d . haey weatliprf the ship 19, • TO, Dee. 8. at the Croat's lon Fakenbam. Attornies, ever nay exertion I ran contrihute solerds 'ring the 61 ' 116 ' 4 I struck out the nertit-West her of Fpga-lalaild, Mean. K . and G. Cooper, Lest Dereitam Norfolk ; eed Mr. R. Üb eril " ' 0 ; of Fi tied , eui waive theinthere is bpt One MOWN, . • • • he Russians were compelled to re-- • • B ar b ee . p e .,„ 4 „„ e• ' • . on n esiang-a cohstitattonal and ;Reform ..f Perliameet. an d n otwithstanding ~,,a rx szer ti se , „mays. 'Ewe .., . force of twenty-five thousand men, G. Tito, Northampton, baker, Nov. 17, 13, Dec. 8, at the I have the honour to he, trentlenten, Your faithful and ebedient Servant, - of the convoy , the schooner Recline r cargos Peacock lan Northam ton Attornies Messrs Northam a and eighty pieces of cannon. As the /„. Je ___ , ..s.,___. P • __ , _. . MONTAGU IikI•RGOTNR• of sup es oeurora.square; NMI Mr. T. Jeyes,p- a nd the Sailli s wlth - r, :loo p , um, went to Ito the vicinity of Rigs, the fl otilla ion. J Mark Hall, October 26, 1812. ' • • ,•.-• pieces. The Captain, Officers, and crew o r thefts! evening of the 30th ; and after de. G. Temperley, Lohgtowri, Cumberland, bacon-merchant, • .. which had been erected to (nein- Nov. . 5, 6 , plc. 8, at the Lion and lamb lon, Carlisle. Atter- . TO CORRESPONDENT.. ,0. • . gate, with the ekception of Ope mat; eud also them mes, Mr. Birkeit, Bond -court, Walbrook ; and Mr. Blow, Maulers Ammo, upon the dangerous Stale ar die CAtelliry. of the troops and artillery, arrived careae, of the merchant noels, were fortunately saved, IS and likewise containing some able Reetarlis in reply to the : ;t night. S: Keyte, Kidderminster, innkee p er , Not. 13, 13, Dec. 8, at the George Inn Headley. • Attondes Mr. Bike. Southampton. Letters of Veros, in the Times, shall appear To-morrow. ; moat also the carpi of the Swift, and pert or the pm. The enemy's works, which were of b ,,, 10 „ 1 „ , c haw ,. ' Chancery-late; and Mr. George II II alie n, Kidder- The Letter to Mitecieroa, alias SAWNNT Bossy, Rodney, visions, rite. of his Majesty's ship. • ongth at Olai, were destroyed, minster. street, LiverpooL h mislaid.. We request a copy of toll very is e part of the Russians is estimated J. Seppings, Downhanemarket. Norfolk butcher, Oct 30, ;„, ‘ ,...,a., FANimile. DOll2Oll, . Oet 1.-It had been al ' * Old, she n way, ,t , • 31, Dec. 5, at the Crean Inn, Downham-;narket. Anoraks, . ' -----6 ' : - our army Would be In Quebec before January. Oet . ~ ol killed, wounded, and missing.— win. Wiles, Downham-market ; and James Itore, Furnival's fa wARRATA.-110 the Letter (90131 AN °TOTER to Mr. JON, • Administration are be tte r also have suffered severely, and lull. than their words. the J. Simpson, Tunbridge P lace , New-road, St. Pancras, stone- Liverpool-for u re cant 'dimes, cetera noting" '-- Gtkoseene, Liverp purr , .. i „ le re arrived. 1 CalClll.lo mg- Of ID (triunes advancediteard under their favourite genteel Geier- mason, Oct. 31. Sew 24, Dec.• 8, at Guildhall Attornies, groun i e sure cent slitTyon id t ;he honour to he, &c. • stews, alieohull and Veal, Abingdon street , Westminster. • fs, with horrors - // m ()dunes surrounded wi th 1. . ... i nor 14;41, arrived there in %ptember-- sus no man rd) 11 EW ST I'. W ART. J. Morgan, New Bond-street. lioen-draper, Nov 10. 17, Dee. "'r""'"'" '' le dm. &c. ke. Aboukir. . 8, at Guildhall Attoruies, Messrs. Debie andThomm, Crane. . eau accuse our Government of "de 'mower ala court, Fleet.areet. Malls. ' Due . &lab • • I parole." • . T Gilchrist, 114 h-street, Borough, tailor, Oct. 31, Nov. ti; •! • . Sir James Saumarez has transmitted D ee. b . a; Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ledwich, Bald •• - a• • • .:•••• •• * ' **** .• " Imrf•ra Our Government were right in not agreeing to the win Il" • 0 • . • - Gulls '1" Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain court, Cloak-lane • , eety s sloop the Briseis, giving an ii. Living, J. S. Downes, and J. Living, Great Present-street ' ',,° '. - g Goodatana-delds, aserchante, -Nov. 7, 10, Dec. ti, at Guildhall . 1 : u • ' 6 • 4- •' • .•••••••••ew .. avine, on the 9th instant, captured Attorney, Mr. Nind,Thrognuoton-street ..0 ... . Jamey, - b,..,... renc b h cutter privateer, called Le J. Maddock and R. Maddock. Rosemary-lane, timber-awe- .I " • • Gotteabiegh o • img Quebec this season. Bat as it is now wisely orh tour guns and four swivels, and • tuts, Nov. 7, 10, Dec. 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, 1 - - - , • c.. 1 . New York & Halifax' • , e 1 i dined to pursuothe war, after the only cause of it, 1 ogmortott-street. fit: lame,* Ann.- Holiday al !As Public Offices. .. on the Ilth driven three others W. Hall , Bolton, Lancashire manufacturer , Nov. 13, 14, • i the British Orders are removed, we have no doubt .. - .. .. nerhus Bay ; they sailed from Roe- Dec. 8, &idle Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attonties, It. Hoerdman, ~, ,: . s , . --- •-•-.-e.4-.•—• -7- Bolton ; and Mr. Meddowcroft, Cray ' a Inn. that Gem; DBARsoas (if he advances wilkeedeem the nd some days before, and had not •T. Jarrett, Ben,gworth, Worcestershire, auctioneer, Nov. 5, 6. : THE . STATESAITA IC pledge of BM Government of marching to Quebec. s. Dec. S,at the Crewq lon, Eversion*. Attorney, Mr. IL Pugh, . . . , • Berard-street. Restell•siloare• --- i g "T - W. Clark, Sheffield, and A. Clark, Lambeth. cutlers, Nov. . l _ r"or..o,Blce, Oct. 17. . to, it, Dec. 8, at the Cammack' Inn, Sheffield. Anoraks, . ...- . our coast. It appears from an article, Ueda! - Our • • Alr . R. Ellis; Cbaucery-lase; Mr. R. Sbellield; asel • • • • ... ~, ~ Marine head, that a squadron et seven , ships, three aof the distinguished gallantry tits- me l srs. Hi . d Atk i nson, Maacheste! t . 4gen ,_ ' son an WEDNESDAY, 0CT011311..0, till'!. • Battalion of the 87th Regiment, in (Divide/ids, do. Tat-morrow ,) of them of two deckers, and ..mtpluased to, he Admiral . - • —.oamer-•..„ ..• . k• f•) ading the breach at Tarifa, in Spain, .. - - Ex' ad on from Englaad serfs oa __ ARR. s squ__r , .... , . ... ~, • • • • In a Second Edition yesterdayi _we published a re- W /ecember, 1811, against a superior GENER4L 111441T.4.1ND'S E„XPEDITION. theßist hist:skein 100 mils Bill the itineymd.- Fej t -hies Royal Highness the l'aftims • - -..,-- •' - -g,•l„, • :•• • '.;_is' o „,_2l., -.., -.- .--•-• --•••••••-• is circulation , stating that Bes/e*PAitTE had' - . • A letter from Albany states, that General Hutt ame and on the behalf of his Ma- I . • - • ' ' • quitted Moscow, and that a battle was..expect .--. • . "' NEAR Amain, Sari. 19.—1 . infonUed you of the head-quarters of General , Bseaeoa.v, eased to approve of the word " Ta- I ;t h e that Kevesow had cut o ff all communication with j arrived at slovenly way we 'Were embarked at Majorca,— upon the colours and appointments : • - • ~ •on Tuesday morning ; and in the after . s noise ascent- and the peasants everywhere siting in a mass I ,We went first to the coast of Catalonia where we P olan d , lied tent;in addition to any other badges . . . 9 . - •.„. . , • . . • I Panted by his b ro th er - In-law, Judge hfarraas,,ca were prevented from storming a windmill strongly —tint cmosenteto was in the stands of the Russians— P may have heretofore been granted to • fortified, by the Admiral, who proved it would cost . and Wrercests•rue had d r i ven S's . Gra's corps from o . , us fife or six hundred Men, and that we could not Polotsk. The following Ballitin Wariatued by Go- not here attracted more attention.. --...-- 'TART PROMPTIONq. keep it, or embark again. We mane here, wasted• Torment yesterday morning, amongst the circle ' ' of By the late amounts from peneral Bsamsos'a tive.days in Alienist, and marched to Monforte 12 : ' their own friends, but it was not mede.public, nor army, / • art it appears that 3000 troops were at St. M y '(ar-Offiee. Oct . 27. 1812. . miles in - eight hours, where we remained two days j • ed on theBth inst. which is 95 miles from FOO:Waytte. r Guards; Lieutenant Gire"t.imm more. The General then retreated to Alicant 1 I was there any- account of the; Dispatches recut agooos, to be Captain of a Troop, weheut • ' r eav- through.. Cincinnati • ht's Ga Kentucky troops were p assing Etiian, Gent. htte,Captain in the tttth Foot, • ing the front covered by our cavalry, about TOO. The l front Lord CA TU CA I ST , publishes} in last . n ight's ~ t rich the rank of cornet aid Sub-Lieutenant. enemy were plundering all the towns, where they 1 mett which b excited some doubts respecting theau- ' • e *ss for the army as late as the 15th inst: A .- CoarkCji s urgeon _2-- Broughton to he Surgeon, • • 9 had been conducted, and ink. neye levied con t r ib u ti ons and ratloble Many of oer '• thenticitv Of the rum announced in the. Bulletin. 4 with the Indians at Pigua, own, Corset George Watson to be Lieu- posts had to retreat W mite., and I wonder the b e - • : '.ll t th fi 1 there was reason to believe that the Indian% lib* n' it may te contemra e ena killed to media. • French have not cut them off. The Spanish divi-1 H owe v e r 'gilt Dragoons,' asslEl*l9ourgeoa EdwOrSl , • ' result of the contest in .Rusma, wefeel• it incumbent os l h V o d t , t o be saWistnnt-soreeon,,;" sioua of Roche and Whitsingham, ire quartered ' 2d of October . states, . 11. at Xisisii; Machamiel, and the v il lager near Ali-; %moo as to state the troth , and ißso doing, do not The Boston Paper of the I-Mate Samuel Jeuks to be Assietam-Suo- • t ••• tbe - German Igl e oos at St. Vincent. ' rind he 1 • dec.l f • the' ''nforenktiote of such as s tate to ar t .we t that the celebrated actor, Cooke, died oirthe /8 01 . 1, whoseappoiniment has not taken place. m. 411 , . Panics Miens to be Licatenaut, by purchase, Palermo i the English in Aileant, where they ere are not deaf to n: and - Commit% sense,of gentember at 7 New York, in the 57dy ... that we ---- . s ho retires. • his erecting batterimLand fortifying a position•--- calculate upan &Mill es conquered by, firaeottoss. age. • • • lames Boalth, from the 80th Foot, to be Cor- •. . .... ._ . • get* 311:011210014 vice Eden, promoted. I Des slot WWI Platt Will advance here ; :but be ' follow . the tistanee of Lord CATm. [FROM TIIXIOSTOX GAZErflit, OF : 1 • Tileing Is so t ot, Ensi g n - witcaso•Bradford to be Lieute-- Might . smut pe•diviiliii r ;abet us up in Alica.nr, • . , ....• _____„. .). Minis. A letter from Neu York, dated , Satesday last, deceased. Robert Macohit, Gent. to be A .... TA 4 . . _, an starve us, for One &merit will not undertake . , . Cetera 'aeittpaaeset, - ! va Cqing*lniCittelimpl • ill • • ''' . • • sar,—. 66 The 'Member of the Cabinet who la now lo t J o b s he ne wmara eil be c a pt a i n of a any fhing. The enemy eccupy Feente la, Il'i,i• ters.:— .. 'what Mai IS Cenneyolmsd Olds wands. quern, Milgente, St." Felilipes AlbaYcla, • Metre s ! ."•4:kisiaitehes.rase Ws 40 srecetswe (tam •IliePetersliargh, this State, declares, that it matters not _ yo•htlimskimets, - later than • *on before re- which Admiiat Watts , ' . &c, •• they A . We . - Nap; •• roils. is Gandhi, 2,000 eta tab Ii" only tlal ~. the propositions of peace . , ',mawmah• 4o al olo r Parke • Pervert. trice • Ups. ;4. be . •• • . at 'Requers, lid eve: fertffying the plisses of th=e. Ile6cek may bring oat . the war will be coatisued tilt . • To be Taupe , • ~ d The ri t e. ' Voce Faleso , et.ths-191 **sober, . , ` CabAltas, ft! iiMare tholsffaith. 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