The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-01 00:00:00

b'Al7 ri P 111 I 6 • - .der 1 • . k - f.-1. . -4:37c9. 1.:40.04-S lop • 4 • , • ri 1 • PT( * ZI e • t' ‘ .l ll 0 1 ft . • No. 1903. LONDON; WEDMMAY, APRIL 1, 1812. Pit/CE 151 211. HEATRIi ROY AI.. COVENT C. A R ErE N THIS present EVENING, April I, will he performed, JULWS C/ESAIL Atter which will he added TOM THUMB THE GREAT. On Shturdav, Julius Criar—On Thur,day, The Wheel of Fe tw.r—(hi Frida%. the Virein .4 the gull. SAUCE EPICURTENNE. JASPER TAYLOR mid SON have the henoet of prepenting their respectful acksowledgmenc in the No bility. Gentry, and the Public, for the diftingablied p alronn ie they have experienced id extensive sale of their eealv-in vented SAUCE EPICURIENN E. which, in quality and Sa vour. is allowed to exceed any thing of the kind }Othello iutra. dewed among the culinary ailerons of life. The tiowitiedetsted demand for this Sauce by the first notifies, affords an unique!. tionable proof of its inestimable utility in 0164 a choice nod mtot delicions relish to plant and luxurious dishes of every de seription. It is peeoliarly adapted for exportation, as it re lairs its virtue and high flavour hall Climates. Sold in Fiat Bottles at 4s. and Halfablili at 9s. each, nnd by appointment, at Mears. E. ai4 W. Balls's, HI, New Bond street t Mr. C. Wit's, 2, Lealleidiall-street a Mr. C. Taylor's, Kingston, Surry l Mr. T. Gibes's, Oreeimich; Mr. l).Pow 'ley's. Brock-street. Bath a and at ;heir Family Oil grid Sauce Warehouse, Mn. 17, near lAtier-latie. Holboru.which having been established near 50 years; they offer the rublic oo articles but what are getaiiile, nol of the flia quality. From the LONDON GA.ZET7'E, lbws 31: Lord Chamberlain's Office, March 31. Notice is hereby given, that hi; Royal highness the Prince Regent will hold a Levee at Carlton house, on Thursday, the 9th of April, at half-past one o'clock. THE LONDON MUSEUM. Nrit. BULLOCK'S MUSEUM, considerably en laced with the PANTHERION, an Exhibition of ol Hi4t.Nv, apart a new principle attached thereto, will be'OPEN ED, far nubile inspection, on EASTER MONDAY, is t h e E e ptino Hall, Mee:Willy. Adorioance to each Exhibition, One Shilling. ••• . Ipen from Ten till MA. An keprnved Edition of the COMPANION to the MU SEUM. wits a ID...en/stint, ot the PANTH BRION, price Two thsilliags and So' pace ; or, on large Paper, with numerous Ewhie,cs of the principal Subjects in the Exhi ub bition, hyin howitt, price Foarteen Shillings in boards, will be plished a few amp- Admiraky Office, March 31. copy of a Letter front Itear-Admiral Foley, Commander i■ Chief in the Downs, to.Joian Vithen Cruker, 131ri. dated the 29th inst. The Eleventh Edition of LORD SOMERS'S CELEBRATED PAMPHLET. Price Ss. 6d. THE JUDGMENT of WHOLE KINGDOMS 1 and NATIONS, concerning the Rights, Power, hod prerogative of Kings, and the [tights, Privileges, and Proper ties the People. By JOHN Lord SOMERS. London Printed for M. Jones, No. 5. Nutvgate-street ; and sold ay all Booksellers in Then nod Country. Sut,—l have the honour to transmit, for their Lordships it:formation, a letter this morning received from Captain Harvey, of his Majesty's sloop Rosa rio, detailing an account of a' very spirited attack . made by him on tke enemy's tiotilla,.ehusisting of twelve brigs of three brass twenty-font powders a n d one eight-each howitzer, with Gtry alas micti, awl a lugger; assisted with great gallantry by Captain lo Trollope, of his Majesti's sop C..;ritfon, which terminated in the capture of three brigs, and putting two ashore. lam happy it is in' my power to name Captain Harvey as an officer of great zeal and distin guished merit ; Captain Tr°Hope, their Lordships will observe, is highly Spoken of in Captain Har vey's letter, for his prompt attention, and gallant conduct in the attacks he so judiciously and success fully made on the enemy. I have the honour to be, &c. J. W. Croker, Esq. THOMAS FOLEY, Bear-Admiral. I . TO Till PUBLIC. VROM the muneroas Complaints that have been tm.de, arab kat PA :WT arise is essmoarestee of the eircninlinairr Moe lotion, Samuel Moses, Pro prietor of SIOffItITS PA N'T PlliftltLY PiGirs frets himself imperiously called upon to aumpunet• to the Public in general, thut he never had the smallest connection with another house, lute of the same street ; .nor are his Mangles by any means made eu their plan. On the contrary, be. 11119- the plensute to add, that wherever his have been ordered. tlwy have given uni versnl satisfaction; and Or increasing demand from all parts, bath of town and c antry, is the strongest proof af the superior seellence of (hi: Insentina over every thing of the kind yet at tempted. Conscious of this, he most respectfully solicits the at lela of int Public as these valuable and iiiiii-h•schuired Ma chines, being fur... convitirtm, that (root their compact t nietruc tint', the perfect rave with which they are worked, and the com plete manner in w hich they perform, they w ill be gesirrally adopted throughout th.. country. To lie and at the Manufactory - . No. 4, Skinner-street, Snow hill, lansibin.—Price 121. IY.s. stud if required to be sent Mat the country. 80. packing. usErur..PUELICATIONS. GEORGE IMILNW ELL rate 3s. Glt. in este* how dd, and whirs finely es -waved Frontispiece, descriptive K an ii/drisiefl l / 2 Scree' be tween Barnwell mot Millwood. • HE M BAJO IRS of G 14:ORGE BARN WELL; the unhappy subjeet of Lilicis celebrated Tragedy ; de rived front the most authentic Source, and intended far the pe rusal of the Rising Genera 13) a Drs.•endant of the BARN ELL FAMILY. London: Printed for M. Jones, No. 5, Nesvgate-street, and Fold by all other Booksellers. SURREY CANAL. . • e 4. NOTICE a r f IEREBY GI V EN, that the ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PRA. PRI F.TORS, will be *Mee, pursuant to Act of Parliament. au Tondos, the the of. April neat, at :he City of Loudou Ta• ecen, llishepsgate•etreet. • By Order of the Board, SAMUEL TRAVERS,. Sec. 9, 'Change•alley, March Si, Ullt. el - The Chair will be takes at One o'Clock precisely. WIRTTINGTON AND MS CAT! WANTS a PLACE, u Upper servant out of Livery, were a nudisaa is kept, with nn elderly Cen trum.) or 1.-uls. a viber, stemly MAMM.) MAN. twesty nine rats of are, whc can have the hest recommendation and ChSirtu ter frum a respectable family, wherrhe lived ten years, and which he has in.): left owing to the death of hi Master. 1) red, post paid, to J. B. Pain and Crab's, No. 10, Lum- Price 1,. in extra boards, nod einiselliArd with tt tine Portrait of Whittington rr FIE LIFE of Sir RICIIAD WIIITTING TON, Knight, and Four Titters Lord Mastic of London, in the Keigin of Edgard the Third, Richard the Second, and Henry the Fifth, containing many important particulars re specting that ilii,trititts Man, never before published. Intend ed to inunce and stimulate the Rising Getter:: • By the Author of " The Life of George Barnwell." London: Printed fur M. Jones. N 0.5. Newgate-street ; and to lie had °Pother Booksellers in Town Dad Country. ~~ . WANTED to Rent, by a respectable Family, s•nall del tched MOUSE, or COTTAGE, in a rod sporting country (partly furnished would be preferred), with n ;pod Garden, and train three to tine acres of Lund, within tree or f. 10 mild of a market town ; the distance 1,..0din. nut to exreet: one htmdrei and fifty miles. Letters, post paid, wilt. description of the premises, and •f tem (which must be reasonable), addrewil to Mr. : 1 1..0, No. Cavendish-vitt ire, Luudou, will ree l :•rtrnlion. Let those buy now, a ho never bought before, Aud those who always houclu, uow buy the more, JL N the Lottery all to be Drawn 30th of this Month, Aprils it cootainingNr4etrs of is great inuoiitote wish others of value urver before known, and only 12,0i0 These superior advantages will nn doubt canoe us scarcity of Tickets and Shires ; an inimediate purchase is therefore respect fully advised by LADY BRANSCOMB. Widow of Sir J. Branscomb, No. 1, Holborn Bar., the corner of NI idJlr row, being the only Office licensed by and in the name of liramcomb. Price *. ALEGAL ARGUMENT on the STATUTE Ist W I 111 A M and NIA!! Y , chap. entituled "Ao Act fer elcrinpting their rslajrqies Protestant Subjects, disseLling from ih.• Church of Loglond, 'from the Penalties of certain Laws," commonly called ihe Act of Toleration. By a ItAIIIIISTFIIt AT LAW, Of Lincoln's inn. _ ViI'ANTED, a I(4)UNG MAN for the 35th V V ;egisuent of Pun, iii)w !Ong hi the healthy and blond of tieeriters. Bounty no object. Alloy tonnediateiy 1 Mr. Goy, No. 11, Fleet-lase, Dear the old Kale ) . N. K . Yount" Men wonted for the Eatt India Cont p.ot,'s Semler 116 Guinea. II 11111 l t ) for Men under 41 sears aid. ft .%s A ill be latest Owe fret high. Substitutes provided tsceord.. log 111 the Cornmenger he Chit f's Orders, as rettoinable (emits (wig APO Edoeotioa nre sure or preferment. A Clerk is v. Awed ~.the Orderly Homo. London: Printed for 1. Butterworth, Fleet-street _; and J. Bateluted, Piccadilly. NIRS.OPIE'S NEW NOVEL. I n Th ree v o t omer; ma.. prior IL h. hoard•, TEMPER; or, DOMESTIC SCENES.—A Tale. • By Mrs. 0 PI E. 48 A hose not broken beeometh headstrong, and a child left to himself a ill he wilful." Printrd for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORMR, and BROWN. Paterotater-roa ; and at the British Gal.ety r New-Band-sheet. • Of whom may he had, hy. the same Author, I. SIMPLE TA LES. 4 414%. 12mo. prier. IL Is. hoards. 2. FATHER and D A UGHTER, 12nso. 4...61. boards. S. ADELINE MOW BRA Y, 3 vols. Itato. ISt. 6d. boards. 4. POEMS. foolscap Bv'. 6s. board,. 5. WARRIOR'S RETURN, ditto, 64. board.. 11) '. voRIi.IT,Y AND GENTRY OP FASHION. ACDON ALD, Ladies . ' 'tend Dress and Gen. Pa agars Manufacturer, Mn,lJ,Jerrnsu•street, St slaines's.,kogi to urqsusiet Ladies and. Desislirotois that he Lys lavnited, nod - broueht In perfection, his PATENT DE All -1./RESst.:B and' fir:NTLF.MF.N'S DRESS PERUQUES, the levant of w web is so est-. ately fine and light, add each limit crones so distinctly tar..ugh, appears as if it were growing from the skin; t may he combed in soy direetlou or fashion, and .at:ieh so closely to the head, that it is impossible to disco ser them ream a real head o f hair; they are of. as exceeding • .nid el >tic quality, and never 'owlish, shish readers them tatty desirable. Centteinen's Scalps curiously wrought, of the sante texture, to imitate Nature. MON l Y. NOBLENIEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, they May be supplied %Ott Itl.mer to any amount, on terms egwil to vnortg.tge, secured taped Freehold. Cops hold. Leasehold L ad, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergs farms' Living., or any other property. Persons of retipecialotity may he sup pied on their personal sr. ority only. Geoilensau will find every liberal Accommodation without delay. Aptilicatiou Crum 1 welve to Two, or Letters (post-paid) ad dres.ed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 4V, South-trees, Berkeles aware. TO DE BOLD, cum TOM GIN •••• - • 9s. Od. per Gallon. OW JAMAICA- RUM _- Hs. M. W 1 N R 5.15. 0.1. per Dozen. The Spirits I. avaesillies of ant less than two flallnas. The Wise in qUaillilitei r.f Shit less titan one Dozen. TOUN SIIEPIiERD and CO. respectfully acquaint Il the Public, that they have now for S..ie a e.•aysr.erattle qu:a .by of the above Articles at their W,ine and Spirit C.IIII. Itasuou Warehouse, Nu. W. Cullum-street. Fent. 'arch-street, • bleb they offer at the above low prices. to he to :en away at the expellee of the buyer; said paid for at the time of purchase. March 25, 1612. DAMASK h! ERIN° EURNITURE.i, DUDD&NG begs leave to, recommend Ida entirely nerw.invvittc:, DAMASK MERINO FURNI TURES, which, for elegance and durability, fur surpass any Wag ,el introduced. The Inventor ttatters Wing,lf that the very faroliar aria ay . ...ruble lustre of this style of Furu:tt.re, cannot il to insure general approbation. Mr. Du iding has also to *slick attention to his superior col. lecilon .r new and choice CHINTZ FORM rru RES, which termined to olkr On the .mutt reamsnahle terms, as melt as a cress' variety of last year's Patterns at very reduced pricer: :2, New Boodsirees. SLATY R.'S PATiNT COOKING APPARATUS. IPlb T. LEMAITRE, Sole Agent, takes the liberty • of informing bisTriends and the Public hr now ezhi hits fat sale the ;those A ppdratut, •at his' Warehouse, 31, Castle. street, Ilnlbo►n. It it the best Conking Apparatus in the kingdom ; 'hod the nuns clean, dentate, and cheap m ode of rea ning,vtewine. roasting, baking, broilk; a n d boiling. A 4 innr* tor 100 persons may be dressed with less than a peck of coals. The Apparalus is generally is use, and ready for la. sycction from one to four o'clock. To rantishisg Ironmongers, Stove Crate-maker:, Bell-hangers, CabhMt-makers, Upholsterers, Brokers, &c. &c. &c. I_IASING taken the business (Nos. 39 and 40, tat. teiding front Ludgate-street in Thamet4 strew) of BIGGS and ANSTI F, no the IA day of Jamtary, 181.2, ince whirl, they have become Bankrupm . and the Hank ruPtcY I .juor superseded, both of which was stated as though they were still resident on St. ; likes lie their soliciting the trade, find representing themselves n 1 'going on with rise huskiest as nasal, itiduces us to make this appeal to the trade in general, not dmitokg but they will see the injustice and serious injury we must swan. from such a reps c:cooinicot• We itusniii s , solicit 41111 Friend., sad the Trade in geoerni, to take a sight of our Stork, whirl,, we trust, sill he found wor ths their .nttention. haviog every article suimble for the above business' ea hand. and will be sold ou the most reasonable tetras. W e beg to return thanks to those of our Friends who have farnsred as with their command., and humbly beg a citation see of the saute. We are, lc. WUITELEY AND COLE. N. B. Enumerative of Stuck.—Feud... f i n s Fire-lrinot, with every article used by Stove tiratr makers; C.bioet and ether Rrtts E . /41114$ ; Slaritield staid Bllrrilagliare plated Goads; Britannia ;feint, Ditto; oarranbed Cutlory ; jalsoiined.Gnito; Erin* awl Pinter's Metal; Onsillessiciss else Cocks; Gnus, PIS• lals, mid Bianderbasses. KILTRAOKIHN 4ItY . LUCK. PIDDING and CO. No. I, Geroldll (the cor- 1 ner next the klansioiAlisuol sold itt the la.t Lotter, Nei. ¶,186. iv Price of ,C 2 ,COU, and No. 2,921. a !'size u( £4OO. in 'rweniy-eight Mlhu.e ; need their gcueral maw of sa ri Pe ices ws : t rendy exceeded the due proporlitoo, that if one individual had bought ad the Tickets et...tl Stare,. void by them, it would lat%t• given a profit of upwards of X17.0i0 over and above the Po i.a.• C st. Iv n.. 1 this Lurk I Real Luck 1 Un paralleled Luck ? I'S PRINCI LOTTERY Will be drawee 9ahh of N F:TC. r MONTH, and the Scheme ern. blares unusual advantswei in favour of Adventurers ; for, if compared with the last Loners l i,ooo 'rickets, it wil l found to C(1E111141, nut only Capitar Prizes of equal magnitude, but double the varlets., mid more that; fanr Wise; the number of profttahle Prises; the,e are intrinsic attinetium, vs bleb idle ecly prove irre,istible. Ihe Public, therefore, toe serious'', mi med not to delay their purchases., as thesenall number of 'r irk ets-are expected to be all sold in a very short time. At present, PIDDING and Co. have great variety, at the Fouletitio of Fortune, No. I, Corobill, the former Lurks Residence of old Mr. Gus, who - ,ecomulaied about £400,000 em that identi cal spot. out of which he built amid endowed the Hospital in the Unresuele. AN OTHER PROOF. Richmond. April 21, 1811. SIR, —The benefit which I have derided from the use of your medicine. the BALM OF MECCA. demands my warmest acknottledeinews. The 'want misery I ex perienced far many years. from a most severe nervous compla particularly areetiag my head, renderiog me frequently inca• puhle of purs.uing my nvocatio..s, was greater than 1 can de scribe; and thou gh I had the hest advice, and wavinuch with say father, Dr. rrlbier, of Bath, ;01 remedies appeared to he without effect, till I was recommended to try your medicine by a lady to whom it hail been of great service. Within a few weeks after I first took the Balm, I was considerably amended, and continued to grow better. until I was ultimately free front every symptom of my impala tint, and have continued now near use tumults perfectly well. This statement I consider an aft of Justices mail 3oa are welcome to make what use of it you please. I am, &c. GEORCaNA PRICE. To Dr. Senate, Southampton-row. .• • Dr; hienatejus in pow..sion of near Eight Hundred testi monies of the edicacy of his medicine, which will be published to succesiiun. --- Observe, that there it au engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in the label on the outside of each, box, which is signed by the Proprietor, E. Senate, in his baud-writing. AU ot:ter, are e. unterfeits. The genuine Bairn of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Senate and sold, whole tie and retail, by his agent" Mr. Riehata, Druggi,t, 19.1, Sinai/1, near St. Clement's Caurcis ; also seta. bI Wuld. SH, Holborn ; Parsons. 156, Fleet4treet ; Bacon. 130 s Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon ; Bolton, frost ut the Royal Exchange; Guldir.g, 42, Curnhill; and Cbiisp, Onekspur-street, corner of Spong Gardens. Price r 1111 E plif pE •TO HEALTH having passed 11 through a 'somber of liditiom, and estierieoced a sale un pr,ecedentedly great, has been apse repriuted with many im• provements, nod it may be With confidence asserted. that so trams' lanile 'A Publication to the afflicted in general has never been printed in this or any mires lauguage. % The weak and delicate female—the youth who has just Mashed his education tit any of the public seminaries.—the aged, who are drooping ustilerdiior deni nriginatiug from uo impurity of the blood—people of fashion—studious persons of It coiAned Mid sedentary 401.--as ;dip those afflicted with nervoisx aGrchuus iii general, w ill end thilmoon's Guide to Health" a faithrul companion surd an suansing instructor: la short, se Awrisiin who solar, the tnicr incitt of a good state of health. will he a moment wittbout belle pmsened of the most useful, cheap, valuable. au t hoPartio work ever publi,hed. • The hidden "sources of weakness and depilito,lllll* krhich thousands are arlilletcd, air henna 'laid open. and the ogees of restoration In the blessings of health and rtreaqtk, fully am cm ply eftforrnmiented. . This /Whine i.rtiriclied Irina many valuable improvements, collected from experimental trairn..q), nod uslculwte.l to un-' prove the health nod welfare of all Mae whticrbseiNe its admit atition, Lond n : Sold by Nlitthews and Le4gh, N..; 18, Strand; als• by all the 800/sec/Icm iu tbf Milted Metitgdom, pike ;iv , NEW WORK ON SCOTTISH SCENERY. Elegantly printed onsuperllste Deasy, in Octavo, pike 10f. V. boards, and to be had of Croduck and Joy, Paternoster-low sad the rest of the Booksellers, CPIIADIPC, VISIONS of SENSIBI LITY, LEGENDARY TALES. nod OCCASIONAL PIECES. By DAVIEYCAREY., Author of the " Reigo of Fair," " Yleaiures of Nature," &C. &C. The Poem of Craig Phadric takes its name from a high and remarkable hill in the neighbourhood of I nverne,s, and presents a detailed •iew of the ancient anif pre-ent Stole of the MO taros of Scotland, particularly the Shires of Inverness, Ross, Cromarty, and Moray. It it also aCcautpanied wills copious Notes, containing n minute history of the most remarkable events which have occurred is the extensive district under re view, or &Hurtled with it, and of the principal families and Stier clans, together with the antiquities scattered over that part of the coontrs, titans of which have not before been in, tieed. Also disc iptiitns of the local scenery, the nutanert 1111i1 customs of the iithab.taiits, and the onprotroa•nts which have been made and are making upon Geollemen's 1.-tales through out the above-mentioned counties; so that, independent .of the inseam! part of the work, this volume. which contuirn the re sult of much careful enquiry and persoind iaTection of the scenery sind objects described, may serve as a c.iniplete. and it is to be hoped, no intereqing Guide to the History and Beauties of time North. TRADES AND MANUFACTURES. Handmmely printed in Quarto, the First Pars, price Three st i iiiirigc, and First Number,- price Eighipence, of a New Worts, entitled • • • E CIRCLE of the AIECIIANICAL ARTS; or, A Dictionary of Practical ficirewe t being is com plete guide to the knowledge of the Manual Ans, Trades, and Manufactures. • By THOMAS MARTIN, Civil Litgioetr, Assisted by Laniards Mecliduics. TO THEPUBLIC. Is has been justly se narked by those who have had occasion to consult the numerous treittises already published on the me rits:deal arts and ituumfactures, that the. are so deficient in de tail. or so involved in abstruse terms, as to render them almost unintelligible, and therefore Vroportiostately useless to the gene rality or practical readers. The present work is intended to oh slate (he defects of former public-a:ion., by treating of the dif fereat sub]ect. in a plain, clear, asd comprehensive tuunner, suited to the pm penes of the practical The Editor has obtained the co-operatiou amen the most emi nent and experienced iu every derailment of the undertaking ; and having himself devoted a hog and laborious life to tnec!tani eel pursuits; he trusts that this work will form the most com plete body of practical information ever offered to the public. The following tire some of the leading subjects which the work will embrace : Architecture, house carpentry, joinery, cabinet-making. ma sonry and brick-laiug, paiating nod niazing, plumbery, practi cal geometry, mensuration. surveying, canals .bridges, roads, mechanics in general, mill-work, machinery, clock-work. im pleineuts of agricuaure. turning iu wood; metal, eke. hydraulics and hydrostatigs, prreamation, steam engines, water engines, pump-work, metaliurgy t mining, smelting, castiug, rolling and I timing: foundry and smith-wink. working in gold and silver. edge tools. chemistry as applied to the um and manufaetures, dying, glassmaking, tanning and currying, boeipinakiag. bleach : ring, cements. heat and its application, manufafture of enrtheu ware, papermaking, drawing, engraving. perppertive, tvpe fuuadintgs printing, bookbiading, , wheel carriages, rope making, spioning and weaving, coolie! itm, hat.ualeiugp carving arid gi. I d i ag, bout and shoemaking. tilt plate inanufai- Moe, brusinnaking, combniaking, baking, brewing, &e. CONDITIONS. I. The Circle of the Nlecitailical Art'. will he handsomely printed iu Quarto, in double columns, with a ucw type, Cut use puepose. It will he publish- I in Number., nt Bd. each, one of which wilrapiwar every Saturday 1 MID there will he a part published monthly (with the Managing, Wail Resietts); prier Si. 111. The work will be ithatrusg4,lo autuerous capp.r-plate engravings. IV. It is estimated that it wilk.mat4tuatarl 9.4 parts, or 108 numbers. • Lando° ; Puldllsbcd by Gale .mw ; and tteesand , 0 1 • • . • • • , Isis Nlaj,ty's Ship Rosario. off Dieppe, March 27, 1812. Sin,—lt is with much satisfaction I have to ac quaint you, that at half-past eight A- M. Dieppe bear nig S. W. four or five miles, we observed an enemy's flotilla, consisting of twelve brigs and one lugger, standing along shore, and immediately made sail to cut off the leewardmost. The enema', by signal fr um their Commodore, formed into a line and engaged us severally as we passed, but upon luffing up to cut off the sternmost, the whole bore up to support her, and endeavoured to close with us. Findifig them thus determined to support each other, and the small force of the Rosario not admitting my runuitig the risk of •being laid on board by several at once, I bore up to a brig we observed in the offing (and which proved to be• the 'Griffon), and made the sig ' nal for an enemy. The .moment she bad answered we hauled to the wind, and at forty minutes after twelve began to halaiss the . enemy rear, who were then endetreourint get tato Dieppe under all sat.; taekNl Mid Wore - OCFMlbaWry to close, re ceiving and returning the fiie of tire whole line each time ; at half-past one, being far enough to wind ward, tun into the body of the enemy, and by cut.. tilig away the running rigging of . the two nearest, drove them on board each other, backed the main top-sail and engaged them within musket-shot till they were clear, then stood on and engaged another, whose mainmast and foretop-mast soon went by the board, when she immediately anchored ; passed her and drove the next in the line on shore ; two more of their line yet remained to leeward, bore up and ran the nearest otie on board (then not more than three quarters of a mile from the shore). So far the Rosario had acted alone, as the griffon had not yet arrived within gun-shot; bore away with prize be yond range of the batteries and 'haled the Griffon (then pasiing under a press of sail) to chase the re maining brig, and which service she performed in a very handsome manner, by running her on shore near .St. Aubin, under a very heavy tire from the shore: seeing no probability of the Griffon being able to destroy the brig, made h er signal to attack the enemy in the then anchoring close in shore. In the mean time we were getting the prisoners on board and repairing the running rigging, which was much damaged. Captain Trollope having closed wills the enemy, run the Griffon in shore of one at an anchor nearly in the centre, and in the most gallant manner laid her on board, cut her cables and stood out, under the fire of the batteries and the e hole of the other brigs; upon passing the Griffon I found her too much disabled to immediately make sail again to the attack, but being determined to have another (and although we had nearly as many prisoners as our own sloop's company), I run the diamasted one on board, which we found the enemy had deserted, but this circumstance the darkness of the night pre vented our being enabled previously to discover, at which time the remaining seven of the flotilla were under Weigh, gettieg into Dieppe harbour. I must beg leave to mention the very able assistance I re ceived from the exertion of my First Lieutmiatit, Mr. James Shaw, in boarding the enemy, and during the whole of the day in the arduous.task of working the ship while engiging ; and-the conduct of the whole of the other officers and ship's company was such as to ,merit my warmest approbation. We base only one !petty-officer and four mea wounded; the ollicer is . )11r. Jonathan Widdicome toyer, Midshipman, whose ' unremitted exertions during the action and activity in boarding (when he received the wound), together with ltjs general good conduct, renders it my duty to recomnieudhim. The flotilla is the fourteenth division, commanded lby Monsieur Sante, Capitaine de Vaisseau, and Com. mandant de Division; sailed from Boulogne at ten P. M. the 26th instant, and intended going to Cher burgh.; each brig has 'three long brass twenty -four pounders, and an eight-inch brass howitzer, with a complement of fifty men. 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