The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-04 00:00:00

Queen-vreet, I Jolla Adorns, - Pristurehip. 'wars, CALLED BY THE auratcans SHIPS Of WAR. • Wasp' • l6 . 18 Capt. Jones 'banter ,... 16 - 18 Lawrence. BRIGS.. Soren A rgai l6 - Oneida - -•••• Lieut. Walsey. , # zu I ** wwoolllllil. V i sea .. • . . It . Lien. Godlier' 2Z P Enterprise 6 .6 1 ,2 Bl a m e , 163 Viper .., ..... l3 --u GUA-IBOATE. ) 16 guns 170 statiosed at New Orleans. sown. Vengenice, 'Etna, Vesuvius, and Spitfire. The subjoined table of the comperative dimen sions a British and American ships, will enable our readers to appreciate the heroism with which our Officers and seamen. have defended themselves in the recent actions with our Trans-Atlantic descendants. Length. Breadth. Name. Rate. On gun+ roe tow Teas. deck. • President Ft. Ft. in. ,nstitution 44 180 46 10 169 D United States * Is the UM -154 49 5 17127 t e i s a t ,e f oa tig t a it t e e k me •we dean station., 1411 39 18' 151 41 11,14 1011.10 44 9 14151 Ad l m er l.".4*- 1594 44 5 1393 This ban ex.. 178 48 0 1798. tray. . :e 74. built Sir • li Ai tle, 1798. Average el 11 74 1714 47 7 1631 Atlas 99 171-6 50 7 1950 Average of 12 98 177-6 50 2 1938 &balm: 110 178 52* 3 2.191 By this table it will be seen, that these American frigates are longer even than an English first rate, they are longer and 'of nearly equal tonnage with our modern large seventy-fours, and of greater ton nage than our old seventy-fours ; that theyare longer, broader,and of greater tonnage than oar sixty4Ourt,] and that they esceed in tonnage our fifties, in then proportion of nearly three to two ; and our thirty- 1 I eights in the proportion of seven to four. 14 not thee, term frigate most violently petrverteci, when .81104 to such vesedlia che mell raight,we call the ,Vofe l ik . Paris I ifii,,eilbeljuledotria a sisty-teor ;-..0r well might we viall the one a jolly-boat end the OW . a yawl. These frigate carry. long 24-pounders on the 'main-dech9 • when even the largest firit.rates.io our service carry on the main-deck only !mg eighteens. •;- • . . Their quarter-deck and forec,aitle gnus are 41-pound ~. • NAVY OF POBTOGAL. , carronades; and no vessel, of any description in our ",;Portuguese were at one period esteemed, the navy carry on either: of these decks, a heavier gun - and - uific nasigatots in the than - ,32.. ;Cow the vast superiority a ship de but the 1411 illustrated by Sig In whi tele. , Ist. The Great Fleet of the Baltic, consisting of 59 sass*, and carrying 2 1 2130 guns, viz. te Ships of the Line 14 Frigates 6 Gaiters 19 Smaller Vessels 1,618 guns. 4.Z6 134 116 VI. Bißic Galley , Fleet, 41 sail, 705 guns viz. 90 Galleys _ _ - 2'21) gulls. 23 Batteries - 160 81 Goa-boats - DV ea Yavrb - 163 3d. Black Sea Fleet, 41 sail, 1,225 guns, vii. 12 Mips of the Line 918 guile. 4 Frigates 162 7 Brip . 54 111 small armed Vessels 4th. Rowing Fleet of the Black Sea, 40 gun-boats, ism , * guns, and 80 fticonets. sth. The Flotilla in the Caspian Sea, 6 vessels, carrying 70 guns. 6th. " The flotilla of Ochozk, on the coast of Si. beas t 1,1 vessels, carrying 36 guns. tth. At sea, 11e ships of the line, carrying 701 guai, the precise stations of which are not mentioned, neither are the smaller vessels partic,ulariced. Bth. Building 10 sail of the line., Tetal-53 sail of the. line, 34 frigates, 59 cutters, brigs, &c. smaller vessels 226, carrying in all 4,428 pieces of cannon. In this estimate are included Imperial ships of even). class and condition, from- a first-rate to a gen-brig ; these that are building, under repair, and laid up in ordinary as unserviceable, as well as those that are in *commission and fit for immediate service. Several of The ships that remain in the Baltic, and 'we have heard alt that were under the command of Admiral Seniariu, in the Tagus, and which were by.Conven. lion delivered up to Admiral Sir C. Cotton, and by him sent to England, to remain as a deposit, are fit only for condemnation. The fleet that arrived at Chatham, about the middle of last month, are in a state of efficiency. With such repairs as might be i deemed requisite, and the transfer of a competent, number of hands from the smaller vessels, Russia might have in a few weeks 36 sail of the line, and 23 frig ites for sea, and fit for service on any station, viz. A t Zhatham 15 sail of the the 6 frigates. i tbe Baltic It 7 la the Black Sea JO 10 • —36 —23 The Swedish fleet consistlof 12 sail of the line and eight frigates, besides cutters, gun-boats, &c. and there are two ships of the line and three frigates • • • Ant* . 40 Arethvsa 9tr Tigre . 69 Africa • 64 Average of 12 64 Dragon - 74 Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Williant Greenwood, vice Drawbridge, pro moted. Dated al above: Gentleman cade; Evan Morgan, vice Morgan, promoted. Dated a% above. Gentleman Cadet Richard G. Wilson, vice Wood, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Anthony 0. Molesworth, vice Warde, promot ed. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Burke Coppage, vice Grimes, promoted. twhis• • ob. had nd The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Dr. 1 3, is 59.5. 110, per Cut. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND sid \PALES, her quarter. from the Return, ending Decembers- Wheat. Rye. Barley. Data. Beans hire. t Oatin. I. d. •s. Q. r. d. ai d. a. d. a. et. 82 S 61 4 44 1 $7 6 $ 3 .8 10 S. rt. l<2o 7 Dated as above. Goatlnman Cade Malcolm Clark, vice llill, promoted. Dated • POLICE. as above. Gentleman Cadet Robert Barn, vice Ingleby, promoted. lined -......-- tic atm% e. . ' FORGERY. Cattleman Cadet George Doyle, vice Cator, promoted. Dated BO W-STlLEET.—Saltaday Jemes Cook, alias Clark as above. GeotlemonCadet Richard B. Burnaby, vice Oldham, promoted. son, was brought to the Office in the custody of Dated as above. Vickery, on a charge, with having uttered a furzeti Gentleman Cadet Robert G. Smith, vice Lovett, promoted. . Dated as above. 0 Graft. The Officer had been in pursuit of him for a Corps of it , tval Artillery Drivers. considerable time past, and at length, in company Second Lieutenant Day !,i 44'ilkie to be First Lieutenant, vice with Pearkes and Limberick one of the patrole, Pearce, resigned. Dated Devember 18, 1812. t William lloward,Gillman to be Second Lieutenant, vice Wilkie. traced him out and apprehended him by a stytagem Dated as above. early on Friday mornin4, in Manor-place. in the Artillery, King's German Legion. b y King's-road, Chelsea. . Second Captain Charles Baron Witzleben to be Captai n, Th e charge preferred agairist augmentation. him is for an act done as loug since as the 19th day Ueetesaut William Braila to be Second Captain, vice Witzle- of January , 1808 , but be could not be met wiih ben. Dated December 11, 1812. Lieutenant Auguststs llindseil to be Second Captain, by augmen tation. Dated December 12,1812. It appeared that on the 19th day of Janithri', Second lieutenant Charles de Schulzen to be First Lieutenant, , A css,S, he went to•the shop of Mr. Cooper, a l'. . t.. vice Braun. Dated December 1 1, 1 812. Second Lieutenant Atcliony Hugo to he First Lieutenant, vice', draper, in Bond-streei, and looked at a neuter ,sf Bindseil. Dated December 12, 1812. 1 shawls, and at length fixed upon two very expow.he Second Lieutenant Henry Stockman to he First Lieutenant, by I ' augmentation. Dated December 13, 1813. ! ones, saying he in fact only wanted to purchase of Second Lieutenant William Rummel to be First Lieutenant, by I for a lady who resided itf the country, but it 1 )0i.4 augnientatiod. Dated December 14, 1812. ' Idifficutt to decide which was the best, he should •...1 d Frederick Lucke, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Seltulzen. I Dated December 11, Isl 2. ' I theta both, anti woad depapit the prise of then:. Frederick Seinecke to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hugo. Dated ," The Prisoner ordered the shawls •to be sent to his 1 ' December it, 1812. rest •,1 s toc b,"„„. , residence at No. 23, 'Adam-street, Manchester- Henry Wuhkr to be Second Lieute.ant, vice, ' Dated December 13, 1812. • ' i square, and change for a 1091. note, which was zr- Genthiman Cadet Lewis llaardt to be Second Lieutenant, vice cordin , rly done. He was at home ready to receile Rummel. Dated December 14, 1812. Gentleman Cadet ..;-- Heise to be . Second Lieutenant, by aug. 1 them t z' but instead of giving - a Bank-note, he gave a mentation. Dated December 15, 1812. 1 draft for 1001. 17s. dated January 19, 1808, by Engineers of the King's German Legion. Lieutenant William Muller to be Second Captain. Dated De- I James Bennett on Messrs. %Valpole, Clark, and Cu. ...it, lit :4 - 1 sC'tit . cember 13, Isl 2. - , 1 Lombard-Ittieet, which the man who took the shah Is CommissiOns signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of , sward. received in payment. It being too late to send tLa , • Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. . draft tor payment that day, it whs sent the following I Edward Monekton, Heat. to be Lieutenant. bated September 1 morning, when the answer received at Messrs. %Val e, 181'2. pore and Co.'s was, that no such person as Janie's William Firchild, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as above. . Jesse Shirley, -Gent. 10 be ditto. Dated OS above. , Bennett kept cash there, 'arid:' they believed it to he i ..., tt ' • •it swiadling,transagtion. The .draft was afterwards rce o/ `'Ordnance, Dir. ?...,.. bark to-the'house in Adam -street, Manchester , Carpet 'Wyss& .. Binary Artificers,. or Sappem s • 'Cbarles Grafton, Gent. tst be Sub-Lieutenaut. . ! square, where . the shasils' were sent, but he was not ber 1, 1812.. - . -. 1 77 t" -- . le, ,to be found. The shawls were found the followiliz Fatnaiox la die Gazette of the 26 th Deeerntiee Tibet. ' • day at a lineal ; - d r upe's in Meet-street; where tl.c Royal Artillery Driven. . ! For James ItIll; ' . l3ent. to be Second lientenant, • Prisoqer had sold cm. Read James WA., cient, •to be Second Lieutenant. ' Mr.. Coo and his shopman had no doubt of ti.e —.......:- • person of t .he razomet t '..aitd he was. committed lta• BANKRICIPTCI ES ENLARGED . . ' further examination, . • A. Walker, imohorePlitadelpiiia, Norsk America, merchant, , if •• -, . . '... from Dee, 1k.., I - • • ..* W. K. Nee. . IS. MURDER.—A shocking, anurder wan perpetrate.' , I yesterday morning ilalkintier-street, Snow-hill. l'y a Ong of villains, who knock'ed down a Gentleman, ''''n o'clock, in Seacoal-taste, and attempted in , on which ire gave . an . alarm, when sevrt e . men immediately Sprung' their rattles, and 1:11. assistance.: In the meal' time the robber• escape down tinow-hillf n here ineetier 'watchman, named Bloomfield, belung".g Sepulchre's parish . ; tiinuing to assist in the • knocked him down (as k supposed u ilk , and beat him so'dreadfully OA i t h e _tem I t * his instant death. 'Three persons, a And twomea, here apprehended in the course yesterday • on suspicion. ' was fought on Friday morning in a field at : Highgate-hill: One of the Gentlemen the ball of his antagonist in the arm, aftei ... affair was accommodated. The parties Inith lithabitants . of Highgate. The cause of quarrel originated at cards. ' • • ,•. Pr i Med au 1 Al IslllAll o' . k h le y 0 1 14 ). t.et‘ Lovat4 at iti ICs. $l. RVSSIAN NAVY. '•' . -- Fs' -7 . ' '''.• ...;.• /MO ' Is - •-, , - -.: ". .-• ' ' • '"To; . .tr al kl i c.ThaWltigYollt till . l a r - alawi lir b. WWWWl7. l - r• - •T"' ; 7 4: - • .. The Navy is an object. of - ;peculiarattentlists Alet fi n , . •.. ..., ~ ...Tilisetel• 1. ‘. • .- - i v. • ' - a l p . . WMaset; --.: k ,e-1...t .• . ' °, 1 2 4 .1,,. ; 481111044.0 - 41t _ , ... , . . , P , ' 41 ..1,...: AdMinistration of Alenander, and *Ong kW .1 . rya . .. . , ... 1 .., : . 4,44 ... 1 )., ,ins. , : . s; .1 ~ , ..z1,14 t. , 4 . r r. vs , . 7 f .. ,„ ~.. - I wo" . fr : . '.„ 1 „. OI L g. Meal* IV . . • la . 4 ,.,.. 4 . • •- t itat. • -. • t r iftiati, -4 4 ' •4. tAlir. number of important altenstiOns an& Imptiwiinents 4 ,.. , . ~ • kJ,- 4 ' -, • .. I 0 ,i ,-. 0 , ~ .. jraigickailivAT:kir! 1.. t• ' -..,..a. i.ti.,, •- • ~,. - , •144110 4 , r.,.. ~ _ . A L . . . Alkisaser: have been made in th.eisa.eervice. una. , ' `,;,,_... ewer "rm. '' tt ail y•. 5* * AN •stlt • 'AS .t • 1 ' 'l . 2 vir ' ' . , • . sanitimeis, so. The',Suode of balloting fir the pretnetfoctittlf3 pith e 4VieWIIIIIIIIIPO6 I wwwwW . / ts. Pi.' amt4l, l s,l'e • 7 ' ~e , ... • , .........„..... . • .-ir .: . Ounes.makee ricers', introduced by Peter the First,lsistiewootilj ' it W . , 4•1 •', t ,', ' ' ''' j;, . at a • .., • • , , orb. Midnun ....Ja a , Af t E„, T . 1 t 4 - 4 4 -- Osm , . 4 .„ .•. ,I Nos-asalter--• ~, . .., way , 4.. „ . ..rr 1 0 ' kw and Fakirbfr. , r e lp,, yl i , d. .,G d0 t0:7 1, , Li; ,' gisfera- FM: .10, A. had by All ordinance , witlekt limits It to Sins m ks artracarons 1 . ~. .. . ' 2 . '' 4 . : 7 1 2' , '` i ' •'' 4 1 . Groker, .. i' . n w - i•Devio . W . old J. i .' 11008* ober. from Lieutenant toßear.Admiral. By thilAiternAioni amt. ...5 . - e . , • i.lO the 1111140!,‘Arved " 00.010 tir ., • ....,,,,.. ,-...... i ~..• . ... • ..,,,,, ...,....,. the Minister bas acquirod the means of . renontpetrus. ,tars ~ _ 3 . 3..,• . . 4 . - 440 , ''' . I( '''' •-) i t .. Dee ' 411 lei* ' ' "' hire ' cgrii4Mer 4 ' :T* ' 411' Ishir r rob. . • • 4'id V( P ! ~i - : .., 4 - i_..• - . 14 •. i r 11. -Oldie •, O , ea.r. 6l 4,l l 4%)„=",ireaT • ;w• 4 4 extraordinary merit. T o w s , • . . li • - 14' ' ' „ Sits, , L' , . . - , _ s u, A school for Pilots has been Created, Ind Shit' ' !hike inhale ports 9 , . 1, if ,' :, ', ,!-, . -,-,, - 7 -"Mira . . ~ .... a ' ..; •'' ~ y .. ~ 40 if ." 144114 1. . t "P' •Pe pr ig. , is .. . , . : Ward, vermeil, eondition 01) board hes been ameliorated • thato deem . I 1 1 ~, .. , . . , 4 . 44, 17 ti 1 i I vet , • . ' l" a swoon ern id mars, , _ . 1. 4 4 .`,l'! . vii . , ..tate, • J. ( 4 •1,,,... 41 ., .3 .. .. I the salloni has also been greatly improved . I .Tbstare • mo m ,--• •1 . .11 •.:•.. .. , ' 1 4 ~,-• _O f ~-..e. ..... _- . 11 4 fi & 3 . -- g id - r...lr r ii . 81111 , 88488, . Awl 0 1 4 1 1)* Gra. 1,4 118 81;Iford p divided into two classes; that of recruits , sad that of :Venial, • .: 3• : 3 . . - . •yi•' ! * "-, - -..- r• '. .... ' "`'. -17 . 71P , .-.- _ ._._,. ~..A . ...., ' 7 - i 4 suirnikr_wicer.- 1 4 11 . tit,. o . lutmg• 4 1 1 . th• dealer -Jan •••••;• •/' . 41.-' `' fit . gow mc cmcgaruwetmmhpospr•lA4i 161Iby liint.oreN; ItlniimOtt i Wilke-Feb. 4, W. men , w ho. have already served . ini.recrititing a Uwe., m a kk aga soiltit 65 • •111 • • •lA' c. ' . ' . . , c Oft, niaasay, uscolasbita, ; ko . -sn. VI, w. ,-,... provincial governments are selected which have many , Rst i y r pr i t o, i lo ttii• a - .. Ai i capture. _ . • ..•Wi : Yoterad•W."4. flerwc, CoilthaZ ig Teteronnnowert• k ad The enemy heti smnAnat, illed, elle vPanded ) • aterehante4as. Ilk R. Malthe '4 nns-huildin g s, lakes ' girt rivers, or which border - an the tell.' The * t ha t j a t h* .i wor Ad ! vveud.greet, liteckletilien4set .• • 1%; J: Mom, Ity- age of recruits was fixed at 25 years ;' bat since ISOS, y ~ ! der-storey' Ilt.4anoeslti.tailee--400‘ i O•lhireee, New City oannsta to' . 01 1 ;!' AP' ' cottajka:;l444.llllaitiiierisi-i'.. and the main t rho, awe bef ore he struik. 1 l iar Sir, most obediebt servant, , liktillef- 2 •bill• 25. 1% . Str‘ci• - :; 44 :C• Me, Ind J. Faian, titter' of the Baltic.GEO. DOWNIB. 1 r ritieelsogeill o sillthren-.9. Wesests, sic Loothill.veur t , The number of marines on board has beep dimi,, the shi p s which ate ibeabbeilled to be ready fee a "et ' I rtienlarly . *cite ;in Ale eidta. arc ter, badly Tone& . Vire-Admiral or the Blue, 1 ThrobleirtkadtrevlailiZe s -hrokal-Jaa. 28, It. Wells, I 'are_ nisitrd; and that of,sailors angraented. The.corpa tt sonne4, aglivii. for Mt jrivu del Bitter . C o la Chief, Re. Dow*. . 1 bas BCPlllikna opo ,teree-Jon. 19, G. Hall. Queen. ` street, ` -atanaltaelta 11.`'ZI, a Cooper and J. Punts , Marine Cadets has andergone several improvement L. maa a radial! rant • . . • L , .kolueltett•-Jeu. i 6. W. !'lark, Water-an,' Much attention has been paid to the construction bt - t • • • " • 4. , -.4. aj 4 1 tleal - .c. h.:).0411 , 4. , . [This Gazette also 'contains an Order in Council, Tewertoweet, meraltant--4ou. ts, T. Said, ataochester, ut a d: ships, after models from England. The Admiralty icy' ' ,'" ' ." • liAlleltill 6116411f.,-. 3 .. . ' if- , - . declaring the Order of August 19, 1807, respecting . stapler. ~ . , engaged in procuring t r anslations I n to *the Russian Bt th e capitulation of Gorman**, ToePtt 7, IS; vessels ender the. 'lag of Me....klenburg, g' , len. burg, ! ~..... ~.. .__C Brig LitTt e.street rlVA . TV- au f ba sm a . , s hitit t et-C. Jame, language, of the best works on the•nautical art, and . and R. Bradshaw, Laiwast-r, tallow. 18 ships of the Ikle t .l 5 frigates, 6 Ott, gad pm. Papenburg„ and Kniphausen; and one of Nova W het 1,4,4". .1 .7 .7 -, in the compilation of manuals for learners. Theib ea t s , w C te .,Mieeted•Up to bits Majesty's . (drools, and 25, 1807, respecting ships and goods ` belonging to . chaudirsu-LJ. hack , homey - At l et ' Bt. Paner,s,piann.fo, k .., ! kosher-G. Sidlng, Bath. conloonolintiee-R• wiktut. os. 'Emperor has approved of a Comnilitee for drawing a ll , we bagasse - were brought sOloseat4. •, Its the , Prussia and L ube c , null and of no e ff ect.] 9 ' feed, linen-draper-M..Delli.llacelesiseid, Cheshire, liuenitra. up o system of nautical sciences, and very consi- interval , tlfelhttentrave not malti 4 multh : PeoffFeffe* . • per-,C. Piper, New Vlikadrpi4e4s,.,vititnailer;--T. Luxinore,. derable progress has been made in this important • Whitehall, Jens. 2. 3t . .11aa dealer- - W.711011, fleteetienet,:gratvr-.1. Smith, -rigoneratillt their naffy 'their Maria** •vpsiodkiii. _ • . jun Denton-stteet 64. Pancras, carponet.:•42 * oore, work. The The Marine Geography has been published b e i t ig calitieet on whoht by flotillas of rall•bfiges ' Thelma Chancellor has appointed William Gap- street, • Fhtimary4ege r %,tiohernticirehasit-A. Ilootnettrr, some time. The • organization cif the Admiralty has ; w hi c h carerifetavy.usetal, are well 'manned, Iseneen- py, the lioangor l _of Sidbury, in the county of Devon, k,its:r_e r acz„fattil2segtcp. wine-me2 ji 11a,a4-- 3 ,sitn i c: i. ?"wrx been simplified, and the O'Neal and sailors have ree ; vred, and well. fought; and is a ca l m are formidable Gent. to be a Master -Extraordinary in the High r ii ,"" te ii r r.7, l 7,7W,;_ v ir • „.Torreessteete-I'Tgarbrukti.r.r(4.ll ceived permission to enter Into the mnrchant servica 4 even to ships of war. The present naval force of . c our t of a ma m i ty. .. ' .144ITAERS fP6 19,18k01.412:0 1. whets their services iu the Imperial Navy can be dir., Denmark consiltinf 4 ships of the line, 2 frigates, - ' ' . , ....-..m..- G. Tate, G. Ilyall, and .. Olitilig, - 18t,- itlllks-hme, .tim- wined with. . and about 120 gun-beats. There are two ships .of ..- ' mtpliaiav• PROMOTIONS. her-merchants - L.-14101e and S. Palddirokikineai-roii, . 4 ., . . • . : Newington, eseetmea--4. liiilkeed 11r "Acworth, "Acworth, coal- Tile port of Crenstadt; which is the centre of din ' the line, . a ri d three frigates on the stocks,„tut s owing. . 1 OillieVonieseve, Der. seilliaL , . • ' , merchants-D. and J. Shame, smitlifleld, bay-salesinen-'f. Baltic fl eet, has been i t red. At Revel, the old to the annihilation of - commerce, and the embarrass- c l w e er AWL C . lirftWft, 4' Lonehuese, carpenters-W. White, ...r.Tsoya Regisseat of Artilii.t ic i ./ •-•••• VI. French, W. and W. aiu.stoteg. and H. French, lialiwhit- harbour is left foe coin , ~. and a new one is Con- Inents or the Government, scarcely any progress is preset maser stfp. G. Adye to be Major, Duncan, 8e- ale. Northmnl,erland, townie-brea k ers (so far ;:s -mares the structing for 25 ships of i I ne. This port, as well j made iu the construction of them. . . ceased. Da t ed October 1,1822 . n•• , sai H. French )- W. .alia I. WHAM, mid .A. swore Milk- as Rip, bas been strongl,r ' tl fled 011. VW land side, i - Semi* Ciptaia Coirtenay !!tart to be Captain, vice Adye.. Dated as above. street, silk-manufacturers-J. W. Ethrees r iaid „I. 4 4 1tdell. Birmingham, factois-T. smith mut T . , Itla llni;, hors lief, sines, the invasion of Kass** : the French. On the - _ NAVAL F O RCE OF TILE UNITED STATES OF . virst lieutenant Aleiander Macdonald to be Second Captain, ; woollen-drapers-W. ill-alibis aite.aggi B. Atkinsofi. Storitla,, AMERICA, Nov. 1, 1/112. .4 4 ,, .. i. . rice liken. ti as above.. Black Sea, ships - of war ere constracted at' kerson ; upoo-Ters, Durham, grocers-1). :Lod J. Cooper, Pieeadill‘ - PRIGATES. - Second Lieutenant William Drummond to be First Lieutenant, U. H ugg i ns and W. %` ikon, Bristol,.cabinet-makers- J. D'ob. and Nicolaief, tilted put lit Oishakof, and stationed Rated. bloantilig. Cortatikk "+. ee t .. vice Macdonald. Dated as above. 1 son and S. Ward, Liverpool, cotton-spinners-W. Svmes lied at Achtiar or Sebastopol. Ships of the line lie in : Caftans. - 44. -58 CaPt• Hull . • Second Captain Thermos Ilutchesson to be Captain, vice Left'- iW. Highmore, Sackville.street, Piccadilly ; lace-merehauts:-.1. 44 - 98 - Decattit bare, deceased. 'Dated October 24, 1812. 1 Brereton and R. (hirdner. Liverpool, ale -brelterb-M• V. SOin. safety In the road of Odessa. 'There are usually four V.... 1A ." 0 . 8 u" Admirals under the Minister of Marine, who have . Ce el T pe T i k e - 44 Ordinary ' linteliepea. Dated as above. • I dou stock-brokers.(su far as regards J. V. Soramer)---8. and ifispection oftheitaval ports. - 1 Nevr•York .. ..... ... ••• 35 ' 44 . D. l " " " • • &rob& LleuieenntJoseph c. - Acherley to be Pint Lieutenant , C. T. Jackson, and 0. !latch, Angel court, Friday- ] Colotellatioa - .44 t. Bainbridge vice Lon lay. Dated as above. .• Hutton, I street, silk-vitd%ers-T. arid G. Blackburn, Liverpool, dre g . The following is au abstract of a late report made . c a „, m , . - 44 •-•-! kink ".. - To be %maid Lieutenant's. • gists-J. Chamberlin, jun. and I'. Thorne, Barnstaple, De- by the Russian Minister of Marine, of the amount : noiEn 9t - --. Ordinary . . .Gentleman Cadet Homy Williams, vice Townsend, promoted. ; „„ nshire , linen-drapers-W. fialk•tt, .1. Hardie. and il. Abe and dispoSitinn of The Imperial Navy :- • i Essex .. 32 - - Copt . Porter , Datedkember 17.1812 : ' Queen-street, Cheapside, druggists.--G. Whitehead, jail. .tai convorre. ... i•••• .. Jo . • el I. • Camiteman Cadet Henry W. Picard, vice Trench, promoted. I G. Clarke, London. . -*.• it •1 0-1 1.Nsist `• yesterday mof most adventurous and scientific navigators in the than a .3t. pow the vast superiority a ship de. " fro i v . Dee. pop Feb. 6. . . . world, and their navy formidable ; but the incur- . rives from heavy metal, was well Illustrated . bj , Sir t o L aßlit6 4.ls. Itilwaril floor - cloth manlit"liree'lr'reni I des. 1 rvi u ß nEr t . slung of the French, which have desolated the Pe- 11. T;ollopes action last war, in which 'that tele- ... itinsul, and forced the ancient family of Braganca brttted Ofhefir was able to beat off a French squadron,„,..,, i fu *Ong of 'Olt Jan. 15,1,6F0.13; at the White Hart I on, St. l F. 3. See, Eget& lißultilltrint be - -' telter, to sentet t ; 1 . to seek an asylum in their Trans-atlantic dominions, f in consequence of his ship (the G tattoo) carrying ese. i .:' .1( ~ lat twoo'Clor Lave proved equally injurious to the fleet and Atari.: rounds . • . donshire. Attoraey, mr. Fetch, 64. Nes. _. • , .W. Fan'Akiterraol t iotereimult Jon• 25, 23 , Fekii s fig 'tob him, on 1 Attornors, Air. , ~ . . ... • . time interests of our faithful and ancient Ally. ; To all these advantages, we must add the cotisitie-• '34ll4c 9 i 444 . 4o , l l P ca r e i .. t w e ' era B hlt r i ir a t i d 'lm ham r. ' L oth , I m m i ngham , .l is art hmen unt The subjoined is the West eqd most correct list of ration of the number of their 'brew. The temple . J. irtildjtim,N,ntkinghtun, grocer„Jitn. 8,9, lei). ‘ l3oll4tit I . to' Isis assists the navy of Portugal that we have been able to • meet of an English 741 s 500 men, but seldom Is there"' re beLlthist, /tottinktuun. Anomie% Messrs. roitetewnsa made their e! s wee Almon. Brride& fiatiomign _ in — ! proems:—, %, . - - °aflame, St. ronerns, bead er JAW ' another •watc . AT 'TES sitAnns. i 4'60 to 480 men, and of these generally about Ware 4S, -Feb. 13,• i. Ana-Med,- Newt. Cleo I to St. Sepuli .. . • Nantes. , Gam Amen. • ObIll• foreigaert, and about 60 are boys. The tinged ill it 0 v r tiodisa staviz,e , Q4.lnrcv 0 Felt it' au -pursuit, they Principe are! . se- Stinnes . • 44 • . , • 1 - ' abibiltudr Petrol/4 •• 74 Coitleshm , . 1 . .. 98 Sittig, la the recent engagement, had a complement a d isme_ , ' ,A ses ,l a i ii , m e ,,,„,:pd aryr ij a ph imotas4a t . a bla d ‘eun), Carle liserkeic 74 tiennin f t —,. • - 111: Of t 4711 totintst,batia, 1* less than the nominal coon , 1 Carey, loitscob rA l sib.. kit-ft10; and Mr. 3hipdtun, Dovei.• • ~ a s to cause *eensa - - 74 Voadiet . - J. Hine, Mts4 Northeanntollshiee, T. • , 21 1 ' Aiwa of ay 74'5,. and at least equal tothe nulls- j 9 . a 2 3 . at .:c o an i a, t wi d o p, . •women and ti • AVottin de AlhaqUerque •6( Vingoatm - • Ill• , 46 • Diamonds Castro .: —: ',- 64 Le.lint _ ~_ ..• T . oe bee that any actually has on board. •' i Abbott, Abehart‘yard, enahun- street . e .' o f yesterday • )1 1 WNW Alkat.wlthln-Sheciterneld Innetweiraalltlere • rzaitiiltrair Bruit ..n t p 64 Elms' %lolls ' - " • TIC w was cantered an3hOra of October.liy Ms Its-, j .„' ec _ ga lpa, i s at Ale B uc k_ilw_Vt ile %vi xen , , T an a. f Zdairtin ac Freitos • • 64 A duel ern .. iCitship Po Papaw ilerestibrd, aid mulle.el issaller- . o bili.7 — kr a ., itr. wild s , j uku _ sireet . fi ed ib r e. r i w I %ad . the foot of it . in 71% NAT oc Leann. ~ - . hirAlisitsit,,Ww. • . . , . L 3t. %WSW .. ••• •in want it gm /strops*. ' • -mnemeemeeeirmestra ' I w.O. Heiden, nettetti, mit -serivener, Jan. 16,18, Feb. y e t i reeei the ' MIA. Pena - . "....‘' Ditto ' ' ' l ' . '' . z 0 ..7. lir• areiiet to state that } ft hop. are given up . IS. se 'MS &Wane Igo, s Anoraks, Nam. Ma- which- the al • - -vt -r -. e-...., :7 _,. ilie sitely . 110initqrsit tipop, osiM*lllll4 by , 81616 DeaCaMSFLOOd tag. WAN, c..itaittrett, Hatboro. were `both h J Sherratt, Diming-ham, Mopheeper Jan. lb, 16, Feb. 13,, th ei r sa e 4 ` The 141.1141li t u r isi tta shim sail tit :2 4 ,'Ciptititintairifelit pow imoc 0 Jan Sir JOst ll atria - emit Tamen, finninfrenni. Aiternies, bar..liirhsllll, e' quarrel frigate, under ihd n. in She tk•questly ,ent to Emden* hy Admiral Sir C. Cot Ali FOS*. llialliside a rlisisill at .4111;11 1 2 1 . 1r •SS account: CC i Pell' , 100-15 0 1 eat Mr• Mole, Sittaialthasn. to p art s r ow s hip b eer ow e d to h e .. 0 Ks :. yet It is not he has • th . h. .. 1— reciirm ....,1 ':. :,..,. 6 ,. / ,,„ 1 . 1 .,0 C. Mahe. peente.street, silversmith, Jan. 5, 16, Feb. m.............iver emy to reconcile thisemdeanre with the 'weave noshes' of r 7 -- . r.. 9 .4.t. " ""rrir'• 'An' 13, et Gut .' Attorney,. hte. Tajl.ir , john.atreet t Deo. I Loa DI4N ,SA pas on beard 11 ships el die line. I tip have fosa4ersti, _ i ford-row, . ‘• s I . , . • .. • • , . • I