The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-03 00:00:00

.• .. , t( i ....., , ;. l i, f‘" l i ) s alp I ' 1 LAT Ni(Airs GAZETTE• WAR DEPARTMENT. - Downing-street, Jan. 28. A Letter, of which the following is an Extract, has been received at the Office of the Earl of Liver pool from Colonel Green, employed on a particd lar service in Catalonia, dated Vich, 911 t December, 1812: — On the Ist of this month, the enemy united all his disposable force in the Ampurdan, for the pur pose of passing the convoy to Barcelona ; the gar rison a Mont Luis, Belgarde, and Perpignan, were reduced to guards; the better to support this under taking, and combining his movements with the gar visaing of Barcelona and the flying corps of the Ba ron do to Tour. On the 3d instant, the divisions comtnenced . their movements to unite in granoul liers, for the purpose of destroying. the Catalan corpla which were organizing in this province, and, • passing afterwards in secnrity the rich convoy which waits in Gerona. General Lacy Ins inediatety disposed his troops : the Baron- Eroles was' charged to oppose the enemy which came from Ampunien, whilst the General in Chief, with Brigadier Sarstield, opposed those which carne from Barcelona. At seven o'clock in the morning, tho division of the Baron Eroles opened. fire, and, no twithstanding the artillery and superior force of the enemy, sustained the attack till one in the after noon, disputing every inch of ground. •The enemy, Who counted upon an union of 12,000 men in Gra nouiliers, effected it, bat:after some loss. General Lvy, penetrating the views of the enemy, that they wished to pass to the city of Vich, for the purpose of deitroying the Authorities re-united In that city, and the little depots of the army, with a rapid move ment formed in the Garriga and St. Felieu, the only pass" which lead to Vich. On the sth instant, the et,eniy, with 4000 infantry and 400 cavalry, and four pieces of artillery, attacked the pass of the Garriga where General I.;,ev was, derided to penetrate, and destroy - the littie Spc , ikh force, which consisted of 1500 infantry ot•td 200 cavalry, without artillery. Tht? Spanish troops received the enemy with the greatest serenity, drove them back twice, caused them a great los! , , and eventually obliged them to retire, pursued by the light troops, Brigadier Sars-. 1 field following them to the neighb ourhood of 'foster- I Lich, after having made them sensible of his bayo nets. The enemy from the Ampurdan has retired to Gerona and Figueras. and the column of La Tour and the garrison of Barcelona have retired to that city, from whence it is not improbable that La Tour lets marched to the relief of Tarragona, which is blockaded by Colonel Oityan's corps, consisting of about 1500 men. Jon. 28. lice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, has transmitted o John ‘Vilson Crolser, F.sq. a Letter from Captain Pringle, of his Majesty's sloop Sparrowhawk, giving an leconnt of hls having, oil the 6th of November . , capturiti off Malaga, L'luvincible French private having oa board two nine-pouuders, and 35 men. • NnLITARY PROMOTIONS, IVar-Ojfice, Feb. 1. eld R e giment s of Life Guards, Captain Thomas Charretie, from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Latagley, who exchanges. 4th Regim- tit of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant William Woods, frost' the.4/40 . "00t, in be Lieutenant, without SUcciru'e• bib Ditto Lieutenant Stephen Gordon to be Captatn of a Troop, by purehase, vice Prescott, promoted. Frederick Hammers ley, (boo. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice PaUison, ' promoted. 4th Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Edward G. Cubitt to he Liemetiant, by purchase, vice "'chain, promoted. Archibald Jai tes Hamilton, Geut. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Barrett, promoted. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Alexander 500 10 be Cuptain of a Troop, without purchase. Lieutenant Thornhill %Vat:login°, from the sth Dragoon Guard, to be . ditto. To be Lieleenanta, without purchase. Cornet Thomas Pratt Barlow. Lieutenant the lion. George Fortescue, from the 21st Light Draeoons. Corset William Brett, from the Sd Dragoons. 12th Ditto, Cornet John Edingtou to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Clarke. promoted. 14th Ditto, Licuteuant Archibald Douglas, from the 74th Foot, . to be Lieutenant, vice Pert v, who exchanges. 16th I)itto, Ideoteuant Passe to be Captain of a Troop, iv ithout purchase, vice /lay, promoted. Carnet Henry Suow to be Lieutenant, vice Persse. Frederick Chamherlaine, Gerd. to be Cornet, without purchase. 22d R e of Light Dragoons. To be Ca ns of Troops, without purchase. Lieutenant Josep h ernon. Lieutenant George Bradshaw, from the sth Dragoon Guards. To be Lieutinants, without purchase. Cornet and Adjutant William Bott to have the !1* tenant. Lieu tenant. Cornet George John Moore. Coract 'Mathew Smith, from the 25th Light Dragoons. To be Cornets, without purchise, - Hodgson, Geol. vice Moore. Sir Joke ChrEdoni Jlart.• 21th Ditto,.tjeutenant John Witten to be Captain of.* • without pitreha.e. Lieutenant Asitliony Alexttader 0'W:1111%i 'from the •40 Dra,goon Guards, to be ditto. Cornet Archdall Sharpin to be lAautenant, vice Tritton. Francis Serimes cher, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Shariiin. 23th Mu°, George Dann, Gent, to ht Cornet, without purchase, , vice Smith, promoted in the'dild Light Dragoons. 9d Regiment of Foot Guards, George Autlustus Frederick Dawl limes, Gent . to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hawkins, pro-H mated. lso Reghoest at Foot,Ensign James Hamilton Wardrop to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Deucbar, promoted. Ensign George Green,.froni the Clare Militia, to be Ensign. 9th Ditto, J. Syret, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice J. F. Cockburn, promoted. Lieutenant Badham Thornhill to be • Adjutant, vice Woodham, promoted. 30th Ditto, Robert Gardner Locke, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Loftus, promoted. 12th Dims, James Q' Keefe, . Esq. to be Paymaster of the Ist •Itaital,oo, vice Jenkins, d eceased. 21th Ditto, Ensign Charles Jago to be Lieutenant, vice Graham, deceased. eso than, Thomas Clubbe, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, _• vice .1. A. Maxwell, promoted. alth Ditto, Lieutenant James Davidson to be Adjutant, vice Maclean, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. .21st Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Walter Forster Wet, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice But ler. promoted. . 94th Ditto, Major John M. Everard to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase,- vice Thornton, appointed to the Greek Light Infautry. Major Henry Wonley, from the 4th qarrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Everard. Quarter-Master-Ser jeant Thomas Howe to be Quarter-Master, vice Russell, de l.t.4llled. Stith Ditto. To he Lieutenants, without purchase, Lieutenant John ]fall, from the 3d Garrison Battaliom, Eusign John Charles, vice M'Llerniott, supersede-I. Ensign William Tuastall, vice Blackwell, dc-:eased, lusign Noble Breton, vice Evans. deceased. • Ail i fi u John Baird, from the 534 Foot. 'Co Ensigns, Volenteer Charles Baldwin, from the /18th Foot, vice Charles. V oltiot.vr Cnarleas Hopkins, from the 71th Foot, vice Tuustall. ak,,jegaVlitlitior Williain Wainwright, vice BMUS. THE STATESMAN. 44th Regimentlof Fait, Ensign Charles Keane to be Lidateasilt; Gent. to be Ensign, vatie w ita it n a pirs ont . P" jrcohhar 6amvicepbehlun.nhy, promoted in the le e K oyoLifark, 46th Ditto, Captain Henry Langley, from the lid Regiment- or Life Guards, to be Ca p tain of a Company, vice LAartTlie,, n4io exchanges. ••• 59d Ditto John Mackay, Gent. to 6e Stair &OAR**. perch*, vice Baltd, promoted iq the 96th Foot, 55th Ditto James Taylor, Gent: to be EnsivroWsrrediae , vice Arclbeld, promoted. John grit to. be ditto, vice D'Arcey, who resigns. • 57th Ditto. Lieutenant Geo n re ML I' arbor to be A djutant, vice :Mantra/to rat/lathe Manley • 60th Ditto, Lieutenant 4 sander Weddetburp.il'i.lackenzie. ' from the Royals , to b e CPpiain o f CompeAy i purchase" . vice De Salve, who retires. 6131 Ditto, Thomas Ratcliff, 'Gent. to be Ensign, by-patellae, vice Royal, promoted. fedd Ditto, .Lieuteaant James Hooter, from the 4littFoot,, ,to* Captain of a Company, withwt.purchase, vice Bayly, Pro moted in the 3d Garrison Battalion. ! 65th Di t to, Lieutenant John Goodger to be Captain olf a Caw patty, without purchase, vice England, appointed to the nth To be Lieutenants, without purchase. &lign Thomas White, vice Strangwaya, promoted. Ensign George Thomas Parker, vice Goodger. E nsig n an d Adjutant Ward to have die rack at Lieu tenant. To be Igasigns. William Hall, Gent. by purchase, vice Jones, promoted& G en tleman Cadet Henry Rich.frout the Royal Military College, without purchase, vice White. George Williams, Gent. without purchase, vice Parker. 66th Ditto, Lieutenant John Eisey to be Adjutant, vice Hardy, whb resigns the Adjutahtty only. 67th Dino, Hospital-Mate James Ward Martindale to -be As-, sistant-Surgeon, vice Salkeld, appointed to the 24th Light Dragoons. . • • 71st Di to, Lieutenant George William Horton from. the 11th Garrison Battalion, to tie' Lieutenant, vice M*l4elLier trip' exchanges. 72d Ditto, Joseph Evans, GenL to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Porter, who retirm. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant William Percy, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Douglas, who exchanges. 91st Ditto, Ensign John Campbell to be l i ieutenant, without purchase. James Pearce, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ti; aerae, who retires. sth West India Regiment, Charles Morley, Gent. to be Ensign, ptirelvise, vice Shaw, appointed to the 91st Foot. Dillon's Regiment, Samuel Budd, Gent. to be Ensign, • wittiest purchase: • The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry Regiment, Lieute nant-Colonel William Thornton, from the 54th Foot., to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Fovemix, appointed Inspecting Field Olfiter of a Recruiting District. 4th Garrison Battalion, Captain Carlo Joseph Doyle, from the 67th Fuot, to be Major vice Worsiev, appointed to the 3 4 th I Foot. Lieutenant John hi'Kellar. fro.n tt6hee 71st Fput, to be yLieetenant, vice Horton, who exchanges. it 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign William Hewed to be Lieutenant, vice Sutherland, deceased. • STA,,.—Patrlcius Curwen, Gent. to be Adjutant of a Reerait ing District, widi the rank of Lieutenant, vice Brooks, re placed on half-pay. . To he Chaplains to the Forces. Thomas Jones Landon, A. B. Matthew Arnold, clerk. tßitlsox.—Lieutenant-General Archibald Campbell, on half pay of the late Breadalbane Fencibles, to be Lieutenant-tio vernor of Fort Augustus, vice Brodie, deceased. MEMOLINDTIV.—Lieutenant Sir Godfrey Webster, of the 18th Light Dragoons, and Ensign George Langky, of the 15th Foot, are superseded, being absent without leave. Eaaa - ra in the Gazettes of tlse sth November and 10th and 91st December last. 12th Foot. For John Jenkins, Gent. to be Ensitn, Read Morgan Jenkins, Gent. to be Ensign. 40th Foot. For John Murray, Gent. to be Ensign, Read James Murray, Gent. to be Ensign. 96th Foot. For Ensign 'Vitiate,: Nixon, from the 7th West India Regi. meat, to be Ensign, Read Ensign. //rimphrey Nixon, from the Bth West India Regi. E. to he Ensign. He E. Hay, Gaut. is appointed Ensign in the Bth Wrist Re- Ainteht, and not to the ith West India Regiment, us stated in tneAittzelle of the 10th December last. *. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieute.nent of the County-pi Nottingham. Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia. Jacob Barth, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 20, 1812. George O'Brien, Gent. to be ditto. Dated January 29, 1812. Nicholas Evans, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated November 27, 1812. John Edward Maypotber, Gent. to be ditto. Dated January 1811. Mansfield Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Jame.; Ileygate, to be Lieutenant. Dated Jun. 1, 1812. George NS alkden, Gest. ti be Cornet. Dated as above. Conunisbious signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Pembroke. Northern Battalion of the Royal Pembrokeshire Local Militia. Th•.mae Eaq. to be Captain, vice Harries, deceased. Dated December 18, 1811. Williat.. Gwynn, Eut : to be Captain, vice Ilardlnge, resign ed. Dated January Is, 1813. Southern Battalion of Ditto. Samuel Hood Phillips, Esq. to be Captain, vice Phillips, re signed. Dated Deccnibi 19, 1811. Co:. .ission signed by die I. ird Lieutenant of Hants. Whiteburch Infantry. John Ilayter, Gent. to be Lieu, Jima, vice Bisighatu, promoted. Dated January 2 1813. BANKRUPTS. • William Hoskin, Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-8 elds, money-scrivener, to surrender Feb. 8, 18, March 14, at Guild hall. Robert Felt, Holloway, Middlesex,- plumber, Feb. 11, 18, March 7, at Loudon. James Wai!...r, South-street, Manche., v-square, coach-ma ker, Feb. 15, March 11, at Guildhall. Samuel Iladen, Lime-street, London, insurance-broker, Feb. 8, 11, Mn'% 1.14, at Guildhall,. John I..rch, Ditoteter, Staffordshire, cutler, Feb. 12, 19, March 7, at tit , White Hart and New Star inn, Uttoreter. . Stephen Crandley Gregory, Portsmouth, sail-maker, Feb. 14 15, March 14, at the Blue Posts Inn , P ortsmouth. i'henphilus Richards, St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, baker, Feb. 8, 14, March 14, at Guildhall. . • James Budden, Portsea, shoe-maker, Feb. 26, 27, March 11, at the New bin, Hambledon, Southampton. • • John Mayor, jun. and John Mayor, sen. Leadenkall-street, merchants, Feb. 8,42, March 14, at Guildhall. John Harding, Whitenesse-areet, old-street , victualler, Feb. 11, IR, March 1 4 at Guildhall. . William Blackburn. Humberstone-street, • carpenter rand builder, ,Feb. 8, 15, March 14, at • John Aldridge, Maidenhead, Berkshire, cora:chandler,l 7 eb. 4, 18, March 14, at Guildhall , London. Jahn Folhard, Great Surrey-street, Illackfriars'-rdad, Inver smith, Feb. 4, 1.7, Marsh 14, at Guildhall. Joseph A ncell, Bushey-Mead, Wallington, Surrey, calico printer, Feb. 4,14, March 14, at Guildhall, London. John Stephen Gill, Great Prescott-street, (:oodman'a.fialds, upholsterer, Feb.B, 22, March 14', at GJildhall, James Moorhonse, Stockport, Cheshire, broker, Fels. 10,11, March 14, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. Peter Greaves, Manchester, innkeeper, March 3,4, 14, at the Coach and Horses, Deansgate, Manchester. Robert Ratclif, Monkwearmonth Shore, Durham, Alp. b u ilder, Feb. 20, 22, March 14, at the Bridge Inn, Bishopwear mouth. Henry llall, j an. Chiswell-street, cheesemonger, Feb. 8, IT, March 14, at Guildhall. Thomas Milner, Sheffield, tinman, Feb. 14,15, March 14, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Thomas Palmer, Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-manufactu rer, Feb. 4, 11, March 14, at duilhhall. R o b e rt Sauaders Butler, Lewing's-mead, Bristol, victualler, Feh. It, 18, March 14, at Guildhall, London. 11 illiam Williams, Russia-row, Honey-kme-narlset, baize factor, Feb. 8, 18, MarchDlV 14, at Guildhall. IDENDS, Feb. 22, Daniel Core, sen. and Daniel Coxe, jun, Mark lane, brandy-merchants-Feb. 22, Josiah Parker, Alortimer street, Cavendish -square, goldsmith and jeweller-Feb. 8, Ste phen Lee, Birahin-lane, merchant-Feb. 22, .Eliaabeth Charles-street, St. James's-square, inilliuer-April 25, John Blease, Dover-street, Piccadilly, upholsterer--Feb. 29, ' -William Pennell, jun, Queophithe, merchant-Feb. 20, Thomas ; Lambert and Samuel Lambert, Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstaplers -Feb. 21, John Bess , Bristol, woollen-draper-Feb.22, James Ri c h ar d s on, Sloane-street, Chelsea, apothecary--Feb, 22. Ar thur Noone, Stratford, Esw'x, saddler-Feb. 3, Robert Bain son, Lombard-street, provision-dealer--Feb. 4, John Morgan, Green Man and Still, Coppice-row, tlerkenwell, victualler- Feb. -Feb. `113) DeDigmia Wl4°l) rinch-laue, CornhW, broker -22, Isaac Valery,_Ar t i ller y - p lace, Middles e x, merchant - . . , Feb. le, Alexander Dallas, Tower-hill, wine and porter-me chisat , --Feli. PS, Edward William Davey Paradise-street, Ro :MI, ship.joiner—Feb.24, John W ood, Snriderlaod, gro- P Robert Hamilton, Old Broad-street, underwriter J —Feb. Ilarlas Greenbalgh, - Elt on , Lancashire-, whittler— Fgh.:l`l, ire Prier and William Cram. Br istol, merchants— FeL 4, Dart Southey and Thomas gaudery, ,Fills -street-hill, ,r,in erelkaota-z-Feb.22 l _William Parlett, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. *Pinion —F eb. S 2, Dimon sins Trott, Old 'Change, eatico- Pri — ebr V 2, William Birnell, Great St. Tickles; broker —Feb. 24_, John Lewis;- Bristol, woollen -draper—Feb. 22, .Edward Tanner Herbert and Richard Tenfold, West Smith lield, Slaeking-nsalaufacttilairs—Feb. 22, Cidon Hewett, Soarb" 21 . P. . une.....21z. 25,. James teh,, etualler—March 5, Thomas Biriinelow, Asivain-within- Saltfard, Somereetsbire, dealer—Feb.2l, Thomas Treloar, jun. Peuryu, 44 W ac ni kerkid eol, Somerset ' fulit s lan hir -ma fact e, grocer—tirreb—.}2rja2Mlea j H a i nlea ll, Iluwe ' brivver—March' 4, Elizabeth Sadler, West Bromwich, Stat. fladillires gam—Feb. .27, John Andras, Bat h, baberdLlicr —Feb.24, Jelin Jacobs, Walcot, Somersetshire, plaisterer. CERTIFICATES.—Fas. II2 . Roger Hesketh Fleetwood Williams and May son Wilson, Li verpool, merchants—Thomas- Morris, Castle-street, Holborn, jeweller—William Prince, Pontefract, •groaer—William By and Jahn Sandi, F eac h arc h- s tr e et-clunabers, Feachurch-street, ship and insurance - brokers-Abraham Varicas, Fou..ler's court,. London, merchant—Joseph Blakey Spenc,r, .i oscph Bowman, and James Robinson, Bread-street, factors—Thotaas Shepherd, Mary-le-bone-street, linen-draper—Janies Rigby, Liverpool, Ilvery-stable-keeper--Richard Harvoy, Hr Ain _ lane, Wood-street, Cheapside, carpenter—William Cooper, I)raycott, Somersetshire, maltster —Thomas Bugden, Brighthebn stone Susses, builder—Duncan Sin clair, Strand, hootand shoe . maksr—John Taylor, Shilbottle. Northumberland, dealer — Henry w a i nwr i g h t an d James Wainwright, Liverpool, ti n ber-mrrchants—Williant Eames, Little Moortields, stable keeper—Thomas Belskaw, Manchester, innkeerr—Thonsas Joiws, Whitarhamel.dood„. tallow-chandler—William Worrell and Robert V/illfainaon, Liverpool, mercaants. . ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and W. Collier fildifnal, Salop, iroommgers —W. Albis ten and Co. Manche ster, cotton twist dealers—lL and R. Ash worth, Bank-lane Lancashire, .cottonaspinners—. l . A. Wiliaa, and T. W. Haigh , Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-inanufactarers-- W. It. Worthy and T. Crombleholine, Manchester--R. G. Blick and .1. E. Coote, Stratford, timber-merchants—G. S•arrenne and J. Craknell, Dean-dreet, Westminster, goldsmiths—W. Tubh And J. Allen, Caton Nsirsery, King's-road. Pimlico, nursery and seedsmen—J. Shelton and J. Wadams, Birmingham, lamp makcrs—J. Mayer and J. Took, Fetter-lane, furriers—T. Wil son and T. Bradshaw—J. Kay and W. Darrant, Kingston, gin ger-bread-bakers—A. Green and T. Slater, Nottiughain, liquor me chants—W. R. Todd and J. Gaskell. Maaches:er, cotton twist-dealen—J. Edmonds and W. Bartlett, Kingst...l, linen drapers—H. Lavington and R. Brack stone, V. iltslitre, COMIIIOII - Lamb and C. Sutton, Wragby, Lincolushire, s corn leiders—G. Wood and W. Goodall, Manchest er. The Average Trice of STIGAR, for the Week, ending Jan. M, is 445. laid. per Cwt. Average Prices et CORN.of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending January y3:— Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. I Beans I Pease. I ()atm. 1 a. d. a. d. Is. d. 04 8 51 9 51 6 e. d. t. d. la. d. la. 0. 31. 4 56 8 166 2 152 0 UPPL EME NT to S A TUR D A I's GAZETTE. WMt DEPARTMENT. Downing-street, Feb. 1, Isle. A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has been this day received by the Earl of LIVERPOOL from General Lord VISCOUnt WELLINGTON, dated Gallegos, Jan. 15. 1819. We have continued our operations against Ciudad Rodrigo since I addressed you on the 9th inst. We opened our fire froth twenty-two pieces cf ordnance in three batteries in the first parallel yesterday after noon ; and we opened our approach to, and estab lished ourselves in our second parallel, one hundred and fifty yards from the place, last night. This measure has been facilitated by Lieutenant General Ga %HAM having surprised the enemy's detachment in the Convent of Santa Cruz, close to the bo:ly of the place, on the night of the 13th. The right of our approaches was protected and secured by this I operation. Major-General the llon. C. CoLvILLE, who commands the 4th division in the absence of the Hon. Lieut.-General Cots., likewise attackk- i the enemy's post in the Convent of San Francesco last night, and obtained possession of that post, and of the other fortified posts in the suburb, where our troops are now lodged. Our left is protected and secured by this operation. Two pieces of cannon were taken in the Convent of San Francesco. Pre parations to a certain extent are making at Sala manca, for the movement of troops in this direction ; and I have reports, that troops were to be collected at Salamanca on this day. We have, till now, had very fine weather, and the troops have sutlereci but little from exposure to it. I enclose the return of casualties. Return of killed, wounded, and miscing of the Army under the Cuintnand of General Viscount Wellington, at tile sifF, ) of Ciudad Rodrigo, between 9th and 14th January, 1812, Inclu sive. 10th January—Royal Engineers, 1 Captain killed. Coldstream Guards, Ist Batt. 1 rank and file killed; 1 ser j^ant,l rank and file, wonnded. 3d Guards, Ist Batt. 3 rank and file killed; 9 rank and file wounded. Ist Light Batt. King's German Legion, 1 rank and file killed ; 15 rank and file wounded. sth ditto, 1 rank and tile killed; 5 rank and file wounded. llth January-7th Foot, Ist Batt. 1 rank and tile killed ; 2 rank and tile wounded. 23d ditto, I rank and file wounded. 40th, ditto, 2 rank and file killed; 2 serjeants, 13 rank and file, wounded. 48th ditto, 1 serjeant, 12 rank and file, wounded. 12th January-sth Footrd Batt. 2 rank and file killed ;I Ma jor, 6 rank and file wounded. ' 4l ulaPond• list. Batt. serjeant killed; 4 rank and file wounded. 74th Foot, 1 rank and tile killed ; 4 rank and.file woonsied. 77th Foot, 5 rank and file wounded. 8.98 Foot, 2d Batt. 1 Lieutenant. 2 rank and file, wounded. 88th Foot, Ist Batt, 11 rank and file wounded. 94th Foot, Ist Butt. 1 Lieutenant, 3 rank and file wounded. 13th January-43d Foot, Ist. Batt. I serjraut, 1 rank and file wormed. 52d Foot, Ist Batt. 6 rank and file wounded. 51d Foot, Id Batt. 1 rank and file killed ; 5 rank and file wounded. 95th Foot, Ist Batt, 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file wounded. 95th Foot, 2d Batt. 2 rank and file killed ; 3 rank and file' mounded. 14th January.--Coldstream Guards, Ist Batt. 9 rank and file wounded. 3d Guards, hi Batt. 1 rank and file wounded, 24th - Foot, 2d Batt. 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, killed; 15 rank and file wounded. 42d, Foot, 2el Batt, 1 rank and file killed; 9 rank and file ' wounded. let flan. Line, King's (ierrartn Legion, 1 rank and file killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 1 Ensign, 15 rank and file, wounded. 2d Ditto, 1 rank and file killed ; 15 rank and tile wounded, sth Ditto, 1 rank and file killed ; 9 rank and file wounded. Total British loss-1 Captain, 2 serjeants 21 rank and file, killed ; 1 Major, 3 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 6 serjeants , 179 rank and fi le, wounded. Total Portuguse lose--5 rank and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant, 33 rank and tie, wounded. Names of Officers Killed and Wounded. Killed 10th January —Royal Fnxineers, Captain Rose. Wounded, 12th January-.3th loot, 2d Batt. Major Gray, slightly. &dFoot, 24 Batt, Lieutenant Matthews, severely. 94th Foot, Lieutenant Bogue, slightly. 19th Portuguese, Lieutenant J. P. Benicoe, slightly, I Wounded, 14th January—,lst Batt. Line. Kings German i.e. gion, Lieutenant Hunecken lost both legs ; Ensign Whitte, "slightl B. N. . Lieutenant Ilawkesl.-y, 95th, wounded on the eth, mince dead, s._._.. IR ELAND, 'MAL OF MR• KIRWAN, ONE OF THE CATHOLIC TiL4 LEG .%TES. Our limits do not permit our giving the details o( the proceedings in this important trial; but the fol lowing summary, we hope, will prove acceptable to iur Readers : The Court of King's Bench having commence/1 their Sill Mgr for this Term, on Thurglay, the ‘. 4 .3d ult. procordetl, on iMotetty the 27th, to the trill, of Nr. Thomas Kirwan, one of the Homan CutholiC Delegates, for the piriih of'Sr.'llary•:, in Dublin. . _ _ . After the pauei for the Jury had been called over, one of Counsel for the !Traverser rose, and challenged the array, ou a. alloAtimi, that the pan2l had been returned at tin. of the Prosecutors. The Counsel for the Crou it • joins:t issue the challenge. observing, Out such a proceeding was only cal, lateel to encourage that hostile indisposition to the lan %Chi, was sprealing fast through this country. After a reply_ the Counsel on the other side, Triers were arpointod to tirci,! upon the challenge.—Tile Crown Solicitor, after an ex,ii:l;. natio4 of unusual length, proved, that his application to the 5;,•,. riff for a copy of the panne], to which he conceived himself titled, as of right, was resisted, but he admitted, that he had obtained a copy from the Under Sclretdryt state. This pruclutieff, was found to contsii•il t rivat itrks made by tie Crow ffolicitor, and was am •naterid wi gures iu borne it.- stanceicoenvpor.ding with, and in 6thertleeringlrota the nr; derOf *e !'auel returuNi into Court; lin kb, eircuint:ata:e the TriviTlr's Coensel appeared principulletto vet", in support the. diallengn, and at length closed hl i Vsidenee, I that th e differmicz had bnen :muted. the hiterfercnce nl Governmest.—MrAnnes, one of the SW:ci'riffs, was then valid on by the Crown. and examiunr.d ; he epntradicted the ilisllyla -1, duo, and explained satisfactorily the few ch.,Ages which hid beat', nada in the Panel. The Traverser's Counsel, Mr. Bar i rowes, then spoke to evidence, and Was replied to by the torney-Orneral, when the CM:4 Justice addressed the Trbe,, .1 who retired for a few moments, and brought in a verdict agaita the challenge. On Tuesday the Court proqeetled wqh the trial, wlien an affi. davit on behalf of Mr. Kirwan was broitglit forwart, the object of which was to postpone the trial, that the Traverser mig:a . . . . have the same advantage of time for inquiry a Itich the Coma bad had, with respect to the persons on the panel. The affidat it contaiuml also an allegatio - n,-that he believed many of the Pa nel were Orangemen and enemies to Catholics, and he named Mr. 111ackwoud, the fimt on the panel, as one. Mr. Blackwood publicly and solemnly denied the fact. The Solicitor for thn Traverser being then called on by the Court to deny his poi session of the panel on behalf the Traverser, at as early a time as the Crown had become possessed of it, refused to be sworn, screening himself under his character of Attorney in .the came. The Jury were then sworn, and the trial proceedrd. The Attorney-General was heard on behalf of the prosecution, and observed strongly on the former verdict, where the acquittal proceeded on the ground that the case ivas not proves!, although the facts a et:e notorious, and ts-e evidence uncuetra dieted.. Iluddlestone and Shepherd (the Peace-officers), nhu bad been produced as witnesses for the Crown on the former trial. j were examined, wheu the latter produced his notes, the land I which seemed to have been so dwelt two] at Sheridan's trial, j The Courtattjourned about six o'clock, till Wednestlay,when it proceeded upon the trial, and ISP onagh (also a witness ou be half of the Croats at the firmer trial) was produced, and upon his examination and cross-examination having closed, it appear ed by his testimony, as well as Shepherd's, that one of the per sons assembled in Liffey-street, on the ::Ist of July, warned the 111cataigoftlfe Proclamation isstvd on that day; this was con sidered as laying a fatmilation for giviriglis'Frideuce the Procla mation, to spew that.it warned ail persoui from holding any election pun taut to the Resolutions of tie Agsregate Meeting of the 1.1% of - uly, from which, and the weaning, it a y „. pear that this was a =cam; a t' that nattse. The Gazette bring vt 'axed as evidence of the Proclamation, was admitted by tie befendant's Counsel, and its contents read. (Micro the est deuce for the Crown closed.] . Counsel for the Traverser then con tend.ll that there was a ca. riaoce between the iadietrnent and the evidence, that the charge j was , . tl. c haring elected fine re:. , ese.-.tatiner far !in/ :he City n DetbLz, railed St. Mary's Parish," and used as PariM iby the Roman Catholics. That the evidence e as, that the Cs , tholic Parish of St. Mary, for vs hich-they conceived he election to he held, comprisiag three Protestant Parishes, one of uhlcbi St. Geor.;:t's Para' , by an old Act of Parliament then pa.- ' ducesl, api,eared to be altos( t!:^r in the County, and not at all in the City. To this, two answers were given; the first, that i su posing that to he so, there was no material varittece ; ne is i ca id, that raking the whole evidence together, it appeared that this meeting was in compliance with Lord Fingall's resolutions of July 9, by which Counties were to elect tea each, and the Parishes in Dublin (as contra-distinguished from the Coenty) were to elect five each ; that therefore the Jury had strong mi. deuce to chew that the Election in Liffey-street was held only so much as Was in Dublin City, ned that the allegati.m of the in dictment, " a District is the City of Dublin, called the Rari•N of St. Mary," was sustained. The Court determined on leasire, it to t e J ury, whether the Elethion really was so orate, alufac curling to their aaswen. afterwards to decide on the law. Counsel there in a speech of three hours, stated the case of the Traverser, and went fully into all me political doctrines con nected with the case. This occupied Wednesday, The proceedings of Thursday opened with a speech from the Solicitor-General. lie anita rted on the Traverser' Counsel assuming the high tone advocate of the peolile , and of a public eause, and yet cooed coding to question num- I rious facts, and to imist on every petty cavil that would t,c it-vi in the defence of a thief. Ile also animadverted strongly, hm in respectful terms', on Lord Fingsli,who was pt-cleat, fot swig i by, two 'several times, while a witness was tortured and brauue.l for swearing to resolutious !rich had for months app arcti 10 j the public prints with the "auction of kis Lordship's muse. tal i Iwithout c o ntradiction, 'At half-past one he concluded; and the Chief Justice ern' needed to charge the dtoyt, explaining .o them the provisions of the Convention Act at some length. The Jury then retired, and, after being out fifteen minute& returned *itb a verdict of GUILTY. wi A tboa ltbo t u d g m it cu the lty Co o n r r d t ilavaugrbexceedingly crowded, it was cloried It is stated, that is consequence of the gretit er• tension of our territory in the Eat, the troops in the service of the East India Company, wilt be to no lidated with the Regular Army. A negocistion of this point, is said to be at this moment pending with the Directors. Government, we understand, have it in contempla tion to impose duties an theimportation of rum,wine tea, in We* Soglh Wales, in order to paY t ie civil establishment of the colony, which is in a v;:ry flourishing slate. Letters were on %tinily received fiom the Azorest of the Bth of January, arid exhibited 'at Gov"') confirming the statement that the ?execs R0c 4 . 1 I • of Pon - run AL had transmitted orders for seizing anu condemi.ing all Swedish and Danish vessels, with their cargoes, at the Western Isles. A Spanish brig from the coast of Africa, boual to the Ilarannah, with 212 slaves , was cast a‘‘ay Bth of October, on the north side of Eleuthe:a. Okr. three of the crew were saved, the Cap taitt ) Mate, 01 all the negroes being drowned. oil the . ._ • I