The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-07 00:00:00

i -. I , A - gt:7l • the LONDON GAZETTE, dralL Admiralty Office, April 6. Cody Oa Letter from Captain S,,it, o' ki4 klajeMes ship Ua cora, addrefted to Renr-Adoniribi Sir Harry Nleate r and from. witted by Admiral Lord Keith to John Viitgot Gtoker, Ilis Majesty's ship Unieoro, March 90, Sta,-1 beg leave to acquaint you, that his jesty's ships Unicorn and Stag captured this day, latitude 48 d 4. 30 win. N. and longitude 0 deg. min. W. the French privateer Oil) bliqeelonnotank Selogging to St 'Haloes, pierced for twentyptki; ',wonted, two long twelve.pounders, eight long slit. potinders, and eight twelve-pound carronades, a complement of 130 mea l out four days from Quint.' p.r ' • had taken a small brig, the 'Alexander, from Loudon, bound to Liabon, with a cargo of tin and iron, which vessel she sunk. The Miquelonnake is l nearly 400 tons, only silt months old, 'copper. fasteoed, and is a very superior vessel of her clan, ant! appears to 1* fit for his Majesty's service. His Majesty's ship l'hmbe hove in sight at the latter part , of the chum I have the honour to be, &c. tglaert) G. B. S LT, Corbin. The Gazette also contains. ti grant to Major. Cenerid Sir James. Leith, in consideration of his highly-distinguidied conduct in the Battles at Co. 1..:11..51, &Maks*, and Salamanca,. all honenirdble gnwntatied to. Ms arms, via. od'a. elder, a bastion or a for tiirmtiois, intende d to represent that of San Vii.ente, the Brkish ensign hoisted' do the angle, aidthe two faces near the salient angle surmounted each by two sailing ladders ; and the following crest of honourable augmentation, viz. out of a mural crown, inscribed with the word " Salamanca," a reguardant, vette de sang, in the mouth and sinister pew au nee or standard, reversed, the -stair' broken, intended to represent the French . standard taken by the said fifth division of his Ma jest,'s army in the said ever-memorable battle of Sa. lanianea ; to be borne and used, With the motto " Badejet." There is also a grant Info George Bidout Bing- Lam, Esq. Lieuteitant-Golonel in the 53a (or the Shropshire) Itogiment of Foot, his Majesty's royal licence and permission that he may accept and wear the insignia .of aii Honorary Knight Commander of the ftwyat Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword. Also a grant to Thomas Traytou Fuller, of Dock land Abbey and Nutwell Court, in the county of . anon, Esq. to take and use the aurnames of niott and Drake, tn addition-to and after that of Fisll.l4, • • aad bear the Knits of ft:liots and Drak4 (parody ' • wit those of Fuller. Mxtri iIitY.P‘ROMOTIONS. • War-Office, April 6. 1819. floral Regimen of Horse Goat*, Cornet N. 11. Wynne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rice .Clutterbock, wbo retiree. • 9,11 itrAiroent of Light Dragoons, Cornet P. T. Dalton to be Lieutebaur, without purchase, 'eke 6illam, who retires. Dated Aped 1, I'ell3. lOtle Ditto, To be Lieutembits, without purelmqe—Contet 3. H. Powell, Conti Jades 3ackaine, and Cornet J. A. Riebatd• • Llrn. • Zit Ditto. Lient. C. Johnstone,. from the 13th Foot, to . be tenant, without purchase, vice Francis Evatt, promoted in the Garrison Compapy. 3d Regiment or Feist Guards, William Frederick Hamilton. Gen is t. to be Ensign ; without ptoitaue, vice Save, whores sk 6thitegisoent of Foot, Capt. Gay Campbell to be Shaer, by parcoUe, vice Carole. promoted. 11th Ditto, beet. R. H. Jones to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted. Sld Ditto, Cosign R. Weatmere to be Lieutenant, by porehase, vice Gatmgan, who retires. 39th Ditto, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel C. Start to be Unitas:tat- Colottel, via. Wilma, deceased. irevet• Major, H. Standish to be Major. vice Start. Lieetenaat L. Vincent to be Captain of a Company, rite 'mead ish Ensign A. Purefoy to be Li nattiest. vice Vincent. Voluuteer R. Metediti., from the 6th Foot, to be I.nsign, vice Purefny. 45th Ditto, Ensign R. S. Stewart to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice :Mini, placed epos half ! pay. Lambert Branazou Brayton, !'.eat. to be Ensign, vice Stewart. Dated April 1. 1513. 48th Ditto, Enln Mania Joyce, from the South Mayo Miii. !la. to be Ens a,,without purchase. WO Ditto. . Nelsen, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase; vice M.Dertnett, prommed.• Dated April 1,1819. 59tts Ditto, Lawrence Wawa, Gent. to be Kedge, by purchase, eke Ha rtford, promcted. Dated April 1,.1813. 63d ditto, Liettteuant Thomas Freer, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Uniacke, wbo.exchanges. James Collier, Dent, to be test ae , by purchase, vice.loglis, appointed to the Sd Dragoon Gfirds, 6th Dian, Ensign Lewis Evans to be Lieutenant, withoutpur. chase, vice Moyle, promoted. Gentkreau Cadet G. P. ii. Codd, from the Royal Military lege, to be tiusign, vier. /Swans. Dated April 1,1519. • 71st Ditto, Abraham Got.; Gent. to Be Essig°, by purebase, vice Dick on. Dated April I, 11313. 71. 1 d Dittn, Ensign Thomas James .c. be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Burnett, who resigns. 'William Fraser, Ural to be Ensign, vice James. pi: to, William Mcb‘an, Gent. to beTaligli. by patibase, vice Greenshie ids. promoted. MN Ditto, William Timms, Gent. to be Ensign. without per= ' phase, vice Fatelkurr, whose appointmentbas not taken place. Dated as above. . 35th Ditto, Alexander Biggar, Est. to be Paymaster, viessims-* by, dimissedi Dated as above. tlith Ditto, Lieutenart Clerk, Cor to Carroty,- be Cagiain . by porebase, vier Suaw, who retires. .- Ensigq woes Bowes to be Jacistonant,.lknatiSlSM, vies CUL- Dated ve. SMtls as Limstenant T. F. 17iiiallie; riOns the Sia Voot, ls be. Lieutenant, vice Freer, who exchanges. ed West India Regiment, Major A. Maclean...lM Liciateariato 4 Colonel, without purchase. Dated ps above: Captain Edwprd r lcming, from the 31st Foot, to be Major, Maclean. Dated as above. • z • !th Ditto. Ensign Joba earapbtllla Ireltkoleasot, vice Lawriac deceased. Dated as oleic. Hugh Henald %lackey, Gent. to be Katie. dice Campbell. Royal African Corps, Cap:a(o Ernest I). Tripp, from she Itth Host, to he Major, vice Kingsley, deceased: 13th Royal Vetemt. Hattalioa, Lieutenant Thomas Brown, Fmk the Malt Punt, to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. STAFF. , Jtoheit Tamoey, Clerk, to ba:Clasplain !p the Forces, rim Wentworth, deream.d. Dated March 13, UM. Deputy- Assistent-CurnosinaroGeneral William - Mackey to he, an Atdrana-CensusiseAry-ticneraltptha Forces. Dated Feb. .43, 1013. To he Deputy- Assistaat-Camtniessried-e4:erral to the Forces. William,',Vethermatt, Best. U..te4 illibrcb 1813. Vweee, Bent. Dated. garelibl. 1113. HOSPITAL 84.111 PF. • , IA be Hospital-Mares for General Service. Daniel.ollolterty, Gent. Tin ores Ryas Oeat. James Leeson, • Gent. Holy biog. Cent James.Jaimisoi, Gent John Canto- Kell, Gest. Leuis lleimbsrgh , Cleal. vice Hunter, deceased. Dated March 25,1819. The King's German Legion. be Regiment uf - Dragoons, Williams Ealward Radolpb,•Deat. to be Verret; vierAssig, prornilled. lei Kegi , nent of ligpt 1/ragams, Cornet a. Freudentbal ts be; - Lieteenaust vice schsrabu, t, who retires. Dftto, Assistast-bargeon Geopire Ripking to he Bergeon, vice Lir %kept promoted on the - Rtelf, • dab Otattalioo ott the Lbw, Fewitaaad *Amherst; Gcel: tobe • Eraign, vice Llewellyn promoted. Doke of Brunswick Orb' Corps. • • lefintry, John Carneisur 3...:40 Gent. to bealsip,vice sc nits, protauted. Dated April 1,1813. • British squads took pla'ce ga in t tie sixth and eighth •roorids, but Fel.. or tett veil, probably to relieve some vessels that ler always kept hie adversary bleeding by superior bare been out a long time. So you see a force rut. which, together with punishment shout the • fitient can be kept here, even without a .sepply science, from us. -• eyes, reduced Jay to a rotate of.blindetess, and he • 4 From Cape Henry an engagement has 'been seen, was beat ill ,42 minutes, in li rounds: There was between two frigates,- *Lich lasted two hours and : not a single close during •the fight. They fought 20 minister. We are ignorant of the 'result." . I until exhausted in rim :round, and • never were off I vitfhout apparent erase ! ---Two other bat. s' '., rta4i YottK, . Pee. 46.—Lient. Wendell; who left': 'iLts-:. ; „ Soffelo on 41ontlay4of last week, states, that Major • toe too place, widen afforded, swab merriment. Stoddert•had arrived at that Place, Previte , ti) bill :A dreadful and aliteeehetgliso broke out last Mon. departure; from Harrison's army; that be brought : day evening at genley-ila.anames.--.-A Gentleman, intelligence of an engagement between the opposing who was a passenger by one of the coiches thrOuglt armies, in which the enemy was defeated with a loss . He n ley, states,:tfiat the extenlive mills, &c. on .It o computed at GOO men ; and that the accounts from • side of the Hirer, were in a general state of curiae. Fort Erie tended to confirm the statement. It was !gretion, and that, although the situation of Henley also reported et Buffalo that the. British had with - iis low, the flames were distinguishable at ten miles drawn front Detroit, and concentrated their force at , distance. , . Malden; and that Harrison had marched over, and i .• - • actually taken the latter place. .. Dfliii -7— . Oedw Slat ult. the Rev. Milbearae Peter Curter, A.N. The reports are in some measure corroborated by Rector of Bradwell, near Braintree, T titer. a Gentleman who arrived in this city on Saturday I . At:l3Mb, Oa the 2lst of blarcb,-John Pinkerton, Esq. of Tot from Newark (U. C.) rim Niagara. lie states, that , teiglim on • Wednesday last, at South Lambeth, tfr. ken Meet, most several expresses had arrived in succession on the ' s i nce r e ly l amente d by his .shitted asoophse wid ow , a m b y British side from Malden ; and although a studied • all his friends. . Silence was observed as to the intelligence brought GEN UiNi li .ii N 5 A Witt) iiii) MT.: lit COI 1:.,, by the couriers, he was satisfied, from the hints Prerired la S. SOLOMON. M._ O. which he received from British Olficers, that a battle Gilead Mow. near Liverpool. Was fought on the `2d February, in which Harrison rrilr. Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD; It f. r Del inities, Xt. - moos Disorders. and Weak. _pr.. defeated the Briish and Indians with a heavy losso-1, i 111.1. 0 1 f I:, Cot ;ClVile Rex, lA% of A ppetite,; Ilstattriesti nudely. l'hi: Gentleman, who Is acquainted; and has resided t ., handl-Meal Atfectiois, Lowness of Spirits...ppd all Nervous i I) , tit ems. some time in. Canada ; gives it as his opinion that the-, • 1 1/r..S -I.lmotez Cnraial Ba rn of Oiteiti• is in ebirelased enemy have not been able to muster a force (regulars ' fir the Weak. the , lirkir. awl Infirm. tts al; inwril Ltee , t)s, and tnilith) at matdmi, of more ~ , than 3000 RINI. riebiiitr. Lowness n` Spirits, Weakness in eilller. whether nor last accounts 'rem Harrison'. army, ~ herrilit , :•y, nrquiredow asSais. to Yowsliful. litcrodetice, this by tray , Ae.lic. will ottoicl the mnsi w ontieeha sidlk i. ,• or. • of Pittsburgh, are to the 2f.);'i January. It was then I AN'fl -1M PETIOBNES I - or, Sol4toimb's .is a Medi. stated, that the army would be on the Raisin on the ! rills " s u i l:7i'! 4. to ci P; e t V, s lt e b e r i e r A ß= l -v a 1 yr o l it ;li;V en ert i 4 ra l u re t i ll ,f l . t r e following day. Indeed, from the cnaracter of the : 4;',,,n, . Lep,...y, iti,„irmilic or thirty Pains. Scrofula ..r Kin es General, and the intrepidity of his men, stimulated i t'..sil,ll l lccrs of even eve rn z h !) re et . c 4 r t i A t ri ti , o . 7,: n o nn el re lett ra nf rn l i oll r m . ned v ier. too l's' a desire to averts, *death, of their brethren, i &c- w, 011,:.r re•oed% 'Add restore the oinit..p; ) Soler 1' to that we hate a right to espect'it at the army would press 1, h e nlsh he unfortur•dely lost. the A:.ti-lotiretigeiws bate lava forward to Malden before. the reinforcements from • f mad the g .eat and only rev trer of Het•lth and brig 'sr. Thee o:opt.pari6 the LB Hui, and restior the System when unpaired Fort Erie could arrive ; and from the corroborating iby t h e ,4,1,,.„41..„,.,, Mercury Mcury reports which we have given, we are disposed to at. ; to. Dr. S01.03k):.1 expects when n: consallet, tat. inhil tack full credit to the first part, of the news, and to : an t P4isa.:at;r er c , ; . ,P o 'n!l v t.p.77 6 4 ; e t we ll , w niv nti' V e l!l e e d , $ 'a le think that of the capture of Malden not at ail im- ihei,,or uoty H ilf :I-Guinea. Such leader , Nirtald flor gafety. 10 ' probable. . I thus dire. te.l : ---.' Mosey letter. Dr. Milvid ,, ll. `;, r =•1-tour le. near Liverpool. r'44l at 1.01.6. Pr A. Iter: ' na y b e 04, , : New Yana, Fes. 26.—We learn by a Gentleman • arm., to he addressed to X. Z. or A. L at the Pest-eke, to who left Albany en 'Tuesday, that the news of the called for. Th e ii i n , sm m e duines use inclosed in plain directtino, with victory obtained over the English at the river Raisin, ,„,„ r i s i ng Cup* mot!trOliCatC,l by Prisons of Respectability, by General Harrison's army, was discredited at ; ~„i are wa de up io werie*,_prire Eleven Shilimusearb. Tune Albany. . are also triunity Bottle ., Ili 3,:is. containing F '4l/ 0( Me intsiikeF Letters of a late date from St. John's mention, noes: *he ren 9.; sife sated ' t h e words :` Snail. So!stunts, Liverpool," nigravesas , that all the disposable force of Halifax and St. Johu's . th e 4 4 , e ep g a n others a re co u nterfeits, I TheA lISTERGhNT LOTION clears an d b eau tifies IheSkiM has been sent out to Quebec. removes speedily, without rin or trouble, all kinds of Pimples, DATED T FROM UTICA X EXTRACT OF L ET TER , HE I TettiTs, fUng.worras, Spots, Itedaess, Swellings or Carbuncles 10TII INdTANT, i of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Catanenes En"- " I saw an Officer last evening from Buffalo, „Ai, I on in: the Surface of the llamas) Body. It is penallariv plea. --- B oor in its operation; au agremshk woftitrss to the. Skin•imme left there on Monday last, and saw an express from diately succeeds its use.. 11 sweetest. and refreshes the whole General Harrison, who stated that he .had defeated i mCnnt:iilaviiittik appearance. w hit+ resur . s r e nct s plai nt ire bareind the n sar i t m e g tote, the British and Indians at the elver Raisin, opposite i ~:need of the crniov of its success as a safe and certain re- Malden, and that lie would fake immediate posses- I mealy for ilerpetic Complaints in general.Pinot% ca. Ha[ slots of Maiden. Ile also stated that the British at Pints 2*. 9d. Sold by all Venders of Gmaiee Medicines in the United Erie acknowledged their defeat, and that they had Kined, , m. Of whom ply also be bad, • drawn off their forces from the Niagara frontier, and Dr. SOLOMON'S jwity celebrated GUIDE to HEALTH; from Kingston, to reinforce their army •above, for or. Advice to both Sexes. price Ss. again attacking General Harrison." , farding, Carshahoe, ilarr•deeers -- May lit, at 69'11db:ill. Attorney , Mr. Clown, St; Thomas !greet. Smith% ark. • D. Berry Smith KldherMisster, mercer, April 16, 17, May 18, at the koyal lintel, Temple-row, BirmlagMm. Attornies, M Chef. Baxter and Martz % Furnivars Ina; and Mr. Bird, Birmitigisara. Poeoel., floatiegdea, - plumber, April 19. 17, Max 18, M Ationsiea, Mr Walsh, ' Lyon s teat end Diems. Jeanaaret hod (441111, Viriarareet. • • • 13,•itorroud, Plomptan Mills, 'Yorkshire. st r Aller,, April 15, 11, Wig ,111 11 7 the White Met i nveigh RI cia.ripoatiall. A &orate,. ifess. Sykes mud !tieowteei New nu; ae4 Mean. Marcia and' holeßetd, no% - • ' P. &Iles, .Wititton, April 96;i1), Wily 15. at the Rile Brick 100. N9lll/ 1 1. 1 01-.. 1 11 , 111 aiee. Mem& WO and Mamie, Bridge.sitget ;lot Mr. Barker, Northwich. W. Clanginuu Dey, dealer, April 22. 2p, May Id, the fte4. Lion Inn, Attendee Mr` King, Castie-;treet, fie/burn; mid Mellll ll Masan. 0004 11 14 . C. Reeve,' LeadeatialLstreet. man's-mereer, April ROL Ma, IR. at Guildhall. " Attorney, Mr. Kinsey, Fumivars ha, Hol born. J. Andrews. Wigan batters April 1,1, 13. May 18, at the Beek-l-M'aVise; Attorales t Mr. Windle;Johu-streeli and 61r. Wigs" J. Whowell. Halliwell, cotton dealer, May 1,3; IR, at the Bridge Intl, Brillon-iii-tbe-Moors. Attornies. Milers. Haworth, Bolton-le-Mews; and Messrs. Milne and Parry. Temple. J. Payee, Wellinetini.sloare Middlesex , builder, ..taril 13 May ti, In, at Geildha fl . Aitornies, Messrs. Klbbkwhite Rewind, tad R6611+4,88, Gray's lan-place. DIVIDENDS. . , April 27, G. Theorise' , Liverpool, beobeller—liey 4; R. Fell, }beton, Durham, ship Lisarance4irolter—April 24, C. and W. 44. Donna, Limehionve, ship-chandlers —April 21, .1. Nfrorhaill Thrsiois, Catbarlisastreet, Strafe!, upholster, en—May Ketcher, Soitihmiester, Essex. farmer—May 4, J. Gould. Plymouth, builder—May 1, W. Mullen,. ('beam, Surrey, builder—A jail 11, J. Harvey, Beech-stieet, lturhlran, baker—April 24, W. C. Falraisn, Old Change, factor—April liaLandon and J._Childs, wisie-asembeits— May 4, H. Elliot, Keat-road, grocer—May 1. E. Dodd, Doek brad, Bertuoudtry. tallow-chandler— April 11, J. Dahmer, City Chanters, merchant—stay 4, A. Nice, Brldge-streq, Lambeth, tea-dealer—April 25. C. Morris. Carmarthen, ,inn lieePer—April 28. J. James, ken Noitingbam, cotton-piiiner— A Ord 19..1, Putts, Hahne Wallield, Cheshire, coradrater— April SG, D. Law. jests. Maueise4ter, et :oilman-brewer—April. 29, S. Martin, join. sad W. 111.rtln, Loughborough, grocer ,— blay I J. O'Brien and T. J. Lynch, Bloomsbury-square. lineanterehaob —May 1, T. Johnson. Kidderminster, grucer—April lb , J. Bilis, 6;14(4e5-street, Oiray*s seareager. CERTIFICATES--Arim. 27. Webb, Wimborne-Minster. Diniebbire. carrier—A'. V. Wagepiagoind J. Z. .'aeques, ,Mile-ead, verdigris.maouractii 40—G. Walton, Lcdbury, ,Ilereterdshirr. innholder—T. Davie_ New-court, St. Swithiu's-Lair, money-scrivener—J. Womt, lirighteluistnne, plow ber—lt. Mop-, Sloane - street, car penier-I-J. Neale, Narraw-wall, Lambeth, smith—K. Mortar. Oxfeetleireist, grocer—T. 't right, Boston, Limeolusbire, dreg ' gist—J. Meehan, NoMe-street, merehaut—T. Barry, Mina ing-last, wipe-merchant—J. Wimpary, Fleet-street; boot-' flusker..- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVi . .D. W. Jeers and B. S. Morgan. Bermeadsey-wall, rope-makers , —M. and T. Cball, Plyasootb.groceis—C. Porter and ~ Varah,.' Lincoln. plumbers—t. Hardwick and S. Parson, Sotton heath, Lancashire ' pottery — J. . Beaunieut sod, J. Wilson. Al- demeate-street, bar-T. . —T. Woullard, sin. and T. Woullard. jun. Mileis-laite,earpenters--J. Thomas and W.. Dili ne , lioluerseteireet, Aidmite. palates—S. Jefferson and 11. Kessels, Bratoastreet, B&lieley-solare. clock-azakers. 4NERIUAN PAPERS. COMMODORE BAINRRIDGE TO THE SECRETARY OF Viz NAY. %. St. sairnitorvJan• 3. Sin,—l have the honour to inform you, that on the 29th ult. at two P.M. in south tat. 13._ 06, and west long. 38. aboet ten leagues distance from the coast of - Brazil, I fell in with and captured hie Britannic • Majesty's frigate Jaen, of 49 guns, and upwards of 400 men, commanded by Captaiu Lam bert, a very distinguished officer. 'fhe action lasted one hour and 55 minutes, in which time the enemy was completely dismasted, not having a , spar of any kind standing. The loss on board the Constitution was nine killed and 25 *minded. The-enemy had 60 killed- and 10Y wounded certainly (among the tatter Captain Lambert, mortally); but by the en closed letter, written on beard the Ail) (by one of the otlic4;ri of theidaa), and accidentally found, it. is evident that the enemy's wounded Mast have beets much greater than as above stated, and who met 'have died of their wounds previbusly to their losing' removed. • The letter Oates 60 killed, and 1711 wounded: DEBILUTY, VNCOURAGED by thd uniform success attend -11.:4 big their petviiar method of treatment iu the cure of a few prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed by the ex perience-of many years iu n large and extensive pructice; sea- Whir also of the happy effecb resulting to the public front me dical 'den confining their attesting to a certain clods of disen.es. Messrs. -10 SS and Cu. enutinue iis direct their studies to throe disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of inc onsiderate Youth, , Ton, whic h not only occasions it astmerous train of lieriremit , sf .freihies, but 41:0 im its votaries all the enervating lmhr cuities of obi age: in that distressing state of debility sir ilefi• riencV, w hether the contvonenee of such hanefial habiit, eters 'sive cicinkiag. long reAdence in bet climates. or any other cause, by'w filch the powers of the constitutinu become enfeebled, as .. regularly criticised Surgeons of London, they offer n firm, suk, and speedy restoration to viand and vigorous health. Where an early application is mode for the cure of a certain Disorder. fretpsendy contracted ia a monnott of inebriety, the eradication is genernf l- compietid he the short spate of two of yew- The final dispatches for the outward-bound India Ocet will be sent off from the India-house on Thurs day, and, of course, the fleet will immediately sail. A most dreadful accident happened at t he new works; belonging to the London Dock Company, aq the hermitage-bridge, Wapping, .on Monday, even- I ing lust. As Mr. Thomas, the engineer, was. in- specting the machinery, he perceived that onc of the double keys which fasten the top of the large lifting...! pump-rods was loose ; be ordel-cd round' a •man to him upon the platform, to drive in the key tighter, which the poor fellow imprudently attempted to do i ~~ • .. , 44 For.latilliqetails of the action, I lay Inviafer The withetit Unit stepping the steam-engine; liised . . _ ' t abpeitrs, pcl iiVbe rote mdtagted autt avelemte Niko. ifacteripeit by 'twirl ... . , . to thi•ettriteta from my journal. •. .. Alio had 'in I ihitin striking iti thikeybe mi ..,.. 1 41i - .bloir; Ond:• 1 : 9/a r ain Yi tuc's I. .., eve _4 a varlerAges 4 4 4o sad el'lr" , , . 114;litittit.t1116. I *WV cre_s_uplrards_44loo . superimmilis arm getting entangled .between tie -aim *of the sietareetninN *. P eadverance In tiwil P 1 .34 (withut rearnia Votary oftleard :Stid:rieemem to jai the Britisli'ihips i puinp-wheel, his heed was suddenly in, and` i muor ., r iercuti will insure •to the patient a pertuaueot told n. warin the Etuttlndies ; also Liestenafit.(;eneral I in lest than • one led to t . ' 1 11 % !Slop, appoint he command of Bombay,, against Mr. Thomal, with, his head literally moment - he fell b ae kw ar ds'dead, l l l l,, s e l.7l;e, or the Urethra, at Iremtrativ connected with or cras hed, t ItTlianit fri l i i i i i i letiv e e c t o d taint, h a ase i rt Taped thri a rat e t d rr o *: lajor Willie . And Captain Wood, of his Staff, Ito atoms. Mr. Thong clothes and person. were -t r etui l t b e 3 ot i btbote Glee ' : or g r ac t il4 n w . Iteetle:iferter'nen' or "f 'and Captain Marshall, Master and Commander of i almost covered with.. the poor• fellow's blood and , long ilarntion, sitliont resorting to the painful UM di n i ccions the British Navy, going to the Fast Indies, to. take ' brains. The man la . s left a wife and three Oil en . • . . „.. , • • .1.1. . -. • I very inveterate tot eso . several venr.ronsinteunce, aaviae Nlt .... the command Oa sloop of war there. to lament his loss. • • • o i r usiot the caustic 'muck.. hinny instances ran be adduced of 7: - .• ' ted i their method in a fete days, after the cure had heel a:- o t her practitioner:. II Il!rlat ellen; an d WI 1 0 ha 66 'Should I attempt to do justice, by reprtsenta- • A BERDV.P.N, A rail. t.'--This any iiiis'a oar whale : the tailltled 'tlY .. ;,flow, to-thebraie and geed conduct of all my o ffi cers . ships sailed with the'morning . tifle but -mating for' the ;;,I;,`., a ,, h t i , e ne" re T.',:1f...1 practice of -` 1 :""'"' .‘ v e 4 l ;:r? t veti lad Crew tiering the action, I should - fall is the at‘t the harbour about ten o'clock , in ' consequence of a abnn w ive, diming %%lace ocriiiii ii s i o n a l oi le y %mi . nui ll il ls i i rr w rs e .fits• twit' t• therefore, suffice it to say, that tint •• whole 4 most drdodful storm the.O.rcer struck ou the Gir. ' sexes, have experienced the rojaygn nt of having Urea per recvtleritiveriseillst:tcrursepviserer mod injurionstnetliods have been ear of their.conduct was such as to merit my'highest en.: distress, bent to pi ' . , and every person on board combine. I 'beg leave to recommend the officers': perished s; with the ezc,eption of one man and a boy' Ile Mears. t1....A mi:dt... coal 'eray pr.ifesing the cure °Utilise porilralar ePiteptaiitta. rer that they may oat he, lb" IP particularly to the notice of Government, as also ( some sly two men antra boy.) The Ilercales is .taleeli fon., inatte,l uith the otil;atuy so ju•tly attached to of Datts the unfortunate seamen who were wounded, and also a.sitrili"iin the 'notth . of . the' pier 'heady but, theixturrai,t etnitlrre, *lntik it but jto-4.it •t) ihtllWehleS is. Statr. , the families of thosebrave men who fell iu the action. ' theeld t! /tarot it i s ~,,..4..,1 s b. will , that they have beta prowl iry educated ~tad inkhorn nits exert 64 The great distance front our own coast , and begot off " little damage.' I s heTet r----- hne three -- .got ' i b ara n s e a h io74 f , I :l l• Es r ss af i t Tn4 b l l lal l (ee fro rt m ent r i etZt * rat itir tmen h. r t ru P in li. c :!i g li r :ml 'lite . rerrett witch we made the enemy's frigate, for.. safe in. ~ 1 they hlve to cmivinee an, etiqui,rer)• that the twos rer.ultine .badeevery Wet of attetriptimr.lo take her to the M S ir -•' I ' • . ' : ItieLEITT ESSIONS.-r-i uses A of the gee/Aral Vritetitioner nal& Wry protium that their pre United States 'an d *not. 'consider; • )asap, 0 J ew, was ' &nat e k their endeavours fiat induced then, to dolt the pc,ctice . ag It prodent to indicted for assaulting and falsely imprisonin °Weer • • ~,, - ' de ted I..'W• trust her into a port of Brazil, particularly Si: : Sal. Humbert., a . •leascar, • and native of !se' einga g palmy, d ie e ill oce iti Ivit e ta 7l6 *A l l e th a tl fa b l a r ve g : n b u Y ikitheforPuliT : lllieelireee 1: librer6lll radar, as you will percelveby the unclosed letters 'is tht - iltst Indies.--It oppeered that the . Defendant, I, 2, and 3, 1 had no alCerriative but filter her,: •hlrodatotoutted M their house daily (persrusully. nr WY la' 40in the 26th of Aura lest, decoyed the Lascar into ter) by Pattioits, of ocher Sett, OA stymy, elailossy, witi at tenting. , whiGh 1 ; did " the 31-st tilt : after r!ecivioll a ril the 'lila - belie% on the offor.to.procare a. ship and Alothes prisoners , and their ttaggsgri,' -Which was vary tedious for Jiim. , Ile next took itim : to a barber's shop, got of r t r a n e r ail hi the C636lltrY are 7.101.11 .. "4 I. " ale Ike . ei Cebirs ,work, only having one bOat left (nailereast, age, and =lnner Or 3111, lug, earttpAstig -a w ....,,e . 'raid not one boat left on board the Atom of eight - 1 • : disguise' • )s . him shared to him and imposed him . on the fur o.trike iiorl I t criciliess and the same will be furwarle'l I. . • aspLittins Officers of the *Comliany, before wheel "Ll' ati ,„ ond 4 4" . t r ' i r ei ,' ; is. No . 13 , ma . , ‘ „.4,, tret . t . pert. " On .blowikg op the fritote,..l proceedeato thhii be pdri4 he an 'Anntritatt -*ley the name of Jelin street. . eet ' '• plice, where I have laudkt all the priaosten toAre.elLewla..;•.lbe Jul .fon t ad lint.guiltY, end - sentence .1:0" .6 turn to England, and there reesankuutil tesolhelf was . deferred. • • 1 Lao. .. 7 . W17 4 -. 4 gtippiosliee up4whi. is. Ow Sts . rsvnis riesMtvieu .. . _.-~ - - A • it . •:" ' ‘ . ‘,,, :.. .. ; ;.*: •r -.. ' .. _ . 1--f - . T •--,!, -,... : •'. "ll '. •': • • .' • •••'' ;t • ... • ' • • 1:% •: ' • . - . , . -.... • . - . . • , ... - • • • • ' s r:' ,; • •'• i '''' , , :i-•.,.• '''• • . 1 • • . • . . . . . ',. : ,...4-r5;: x .,.... 4. • • ~ • • • r ": 1 4: V . ' • • '. , , '. , ' ' . , • ',. • - , . . . • ..41,&..: t ii • , . . • , % Arm welt. • •/: .•• .. ..• ~ ::- - , -/ air-r-v"-•.—;:r,•••?7^ -- -••-••••• --....., .. • •, _ .• . - . . . BellXile-rTIIII , „cries in 0,4 .. , 1 4 41 4 ,0 11115 1 4 1 0111 1 • ' -,• •Olatai . liitilliiiTh .Fiiiior :sod ) The Doke of • i • . my .• 3 • .., • 6. Caplui's ill G. IrAfigai ...... 16 * Wilds . . ,/ 1 pa 4 ' •.irlia ' ikli le • any " . ."'. ,' Mat& gr . t.firktileo mitts* 411 .ctmake v . ,for a . with perteerotto ' . . ~ ;-%;':- '' • agaitteCthe t .' :fag& of Am , Ili ' ' • /1 10 1111. NI " la b le4 P 4lll'o44l, " 4 t haN t a w a r a.of 4 ROW. j‘ r . $- . 4i. tei;e Eli*/ le • fhe ..'ciuthr diet bi_lll4terlY ' effected. ''. .. • .Ito* dug' .o t .vivAtinrc ...., lite monists _ma4 o . st -. • • The appoietreeht • I r 4 illr Inn' , let , itittaliatt of I•lght-Ittfairlef i theltUte•Giergeole l o r g hleoll . ! I ,,_ s i, lo b o , ;tsp. ' ..,.. , ~, •• 1 I cone eclochr srlth.4l3 , ward Intl Mblionr woods to lints- misted itt the (-izette at mem los. Am . sot takes e. . . ...... . . . , 3, ammo ... ~ ...., ~ $. w 0 ihoPtinint„" :, Feller, Richmond end NhrtenforJef. Betting was ~ . , i• - •,, , ,Ark 11l Or i fkLerfresof le' Veln " • 2.1 Bas., aSTlLltilv., firer OAT= 111WageffiD.," • ts.l4 . 6 and 6to 4 off Jay. • 'Faller purstied the system of 12 '''"l. drab Foot-Flo r a l e i lliee * Snl ei llsl/ 101 14 4 1 6Tna Idoek, 64 Sol . ', K nit tb o ,, % mob of the . uny, is in . bitti ng and b r eaki ng away . fr o, ', emir - , „ stained considerable inieryOtiy haring succeeded , fie plant. ''•'-' ' talitio, to be Pay " it tkt tit fist . . +held Att. . . Ma: • deer:Lied . rcied PaPplilleraliwird 11 " 11 _,,„.. lin o in t r i i ,a1.Negy. ISOUltilligi ensue s litili : fortificitiotis !Le erected,' eqd a tlw ye i m of i t p ;: t a eg ra, F . ht. " talwit_!_ A lu be Pn . li n Sll /se -* t e is ! B . 111 " 1 _ ..."- aid till : Majoity l t buret lying t.hbre• a w e frigates ing imitto goodirieretreetorn-, Theliest need lasted * b a ler iillungtSar:vbeYrsheirlyth4veryat tceitensiderabliadliltyk. " 30' 'The eflielx.,* a Ilias eaeopeinfleets os sellr4 to th e Gs ' , have proceeded ep ad far so .York WT.% Ind I. ' appoidteteeto ---! - _ r . . . .4:._ " teatriot, Foot, l ase , ugh. „f she . ihb ult. coreettureng w,i te thilin n rwei swam . w owing (*open or repass, or evade the satiny. •It . the•ooder- is thll gesetill, opinion., &sat a long and eerere block- •. He - continued thlsiymenrof hiiriergeordogeiting away. ..1 16 ; have ilecsi dated thel-51it Idillell, 10 1 . caceP. l 4 .._ I, autt continued dote* FA dlteath 1 adeja intended. , Siefolk is, I think, safe;, the ' -with much COoIUeR9, - Ads* the Whole of the fight ' sig. meat low 'with Lira teo4nt firoonc-ef -241 h W e in, " al 1 / 1 /te 1 tiriii(irldch has hew Impritred) allowed for 4e- ' and seldom bit itit4i . hie right hansLiby• which he d appointments, *Mel are to he b n . as mum_ i ► 1. (11111-: C. ......i 'i n' ain slood of *id Foot, tith Shwa 1813. feus . lbe inetiures, Ind 3ooa brave men, will, -I think ' I would hoe thrown. hinstetf •nt, and made himself ........0 , p %alter, in ad Then, Match 1813. tossre its safety., A party from lhe BAIA equadron,-. liable to Some' crishifig hits —ln'ibe !bird ' round, from . -....,....-' and II 415KIWPTCY SJPEKSEDED. a few da ys elms UP to barn a schooner which Jay planted a heavy hit on iris adversary!. t emple Ise is' S. Alfprie, W. Ives , dente. n 4141 E KT rrs. . ..... . io _.: bed run ashore, but wore driven back , by a part, of and * the f l ed oon nd.fio_aucteedod in gating the % . mark where. the dim were originally staved. Jai l T er- J . p o oh., south-SW(lls. .hip.oooer,..aPnl 13 s a 5.../ yz a tar militia. Two companied have marched toda y 'Sun. however, never turned the; battle in his favour, for gars. .the Ro.- . soil Crows Ina, Moth Shield.... Atarrles, "Z • t 3 , day) to Rackett,testrobark for Norfolk.. - Fuller was. the favourite "after , the first round in ltaiabrid I flu s e e:m a:ll s. liniderkill B""age 1 "4 1411.. : lir' " P. S. Ercetne.--News in town s that. the part w l ar di ng , Caeshattat-Siiitty...ltolyle!!ers t Pr* ve British squadron has received a reinforcement of. eight which he got • his man do*n.—Some smart rallies I~ 1 ) 1 , ~~.