The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-13 00:00:00

/ • •~.... 'I f i t • 'T : • Fri fit -the LONDOY GMSTO7t ) . SEri. 11., • COLON, AI, I,IIIIII.RTMENT. Downing-street, Sept. 7. ; -* A Dispatch, of which the following is an extrict,' has been roceired by Fail Bithutst, one of his Ma jesty's prilialsal Secretaries of State, (miff Lieut.. Gen. Sir George'Prevost, Bart. . Kingston, %Veit titeda, July 3: I here the honour to transmit to your Lordship' copies of letters from . Col. Viucetit and Lieut.cCol. • Bioshopp, and of the papers acoompanying them, con. tabling the highly.gratifyik intelligence of the car. lure, oOthe /2lth ultimo, of a body .of the enemy% forces, consisting of twin held-ailfcers, twentrotaz other nffit*rs of different ranks, twenty-seven nee. digm'iskisiened officers, and four bundeekl and sixty - two ptilvates, together with a stand of colours, and two field-pieces. The details of this gallant affair, which reflects so much credit. on oar Indian Allies, as well as upon Lieutenant Fitzgibbon for, the promptitude and de ckiton with which he availed himself of the impres sion their attack had made upon the enemy, will, I have no doubt, be read by. your Lordship with great sati-biction.• Since the surprise of the enemy's camp at Stoney Creek, on the fith ultimo, and their subsequent re treat from the Forty Mile Creek, in which almost the whole of their camp equipage, together • with a quantity of stores and provisions, fell lido slur hands, Major-General Dearborn has withdrawn the troops from Fort Erie, and has concentrated his forces at Fort Geor4e. Colonel Vincent has in consequence made a forward movement from the head of the Lake, in order to support the light infantry and Indian warriors, who are employed in circumscribing the enemy, so as to compel, them to make use of their own resources for the maintenance of .their army. Major-General De Rotteuburg has assumed the command of the centre division of the army of Up per Canada. After the squadron unt.. ) 7r Commodore Sir James Yeo bad shown itself off the Forty Mile Creek, 'which principally determined the enemy to retreat from that position, it was very successfully employed insinterruPting and mean off their sup plies going from flit Genesee ltiver, and their other settiertients'elioat .the southern shore of the Luke ;‘ Eve stiiali vessels with provisions, clothing; and other al-lidos, were taken, andssesend loaded boats were • captured, and some destroyed. [here follows Col. Vincent's letter, and the dis patchlis' of Col. Biqgtopp and Lieut. Fitzgibbon, with flue Art Wes of ,Capitulation entered into by the Americans and Lieut.-Col.. Bishopp, the substance of all which have already appeared.) Forty Mile Creek, June 25, 1613. have the honour df transmitting to your Excitency a report I. received from Lieutenant. omtnanding the troops in advance, of the iuvcess of a ekirruish with a strong detachment of cavalry and infantry, advancing with two field . rioceq. • To the' vig ilance of Lieutenant.Colonel.Bicshopp I. feel much indebted, and , bog leave to'refor your Fix Criirl'if.r to his report of the conduct of the••offieers and men under his command, which is deserving 'ev..ry commeudation. I cannot but particularise that of Lieut.:ll;lot Fitzgibbon, 49th regnnent, coin muffling a small reconnoitring party, co-operating,• the Indians, through whose address in.entering into the capitulation, your Excellency will, perceive, by. Lieuteuaut-Colonel BisshoWs report, that the ;umrender of the American detachment is fo be attri. bite& I beg leave to recommend this officer. Zo your acelleucy'sr•vrotection. • I have the honour to he, &e. . • (Sigurd) JOAN VINCENT, Col: tency sir G. Prevost, &c. Str. lbet • Beaver Daus, Jane 21. 1813. hare the honour te inform you . that the troops you hare dose me the honour to place under my command, have succeeded tbis day in taking pri soners, a detachment of the United States', army, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Boerstier. In this affair the Indian warriors, under the corn mand of Captain Kerr; were the only force actually engaged—la them great merit is due, and to them I feel particularly obliged for their gallant conduct on thin occasion. On the appearance of the detachment of the 49th reciment, under Lieutenatot Filzgibbon, and the light company of. the Bth or King's regiment, the too flank companies of the 104th, under Major Et , Buren, and the provincial ci'valry, under Cap tain Hall, the whole surrendesed .to his Majes:y's forces. To'the conduct of Lieutenant Fitzgibbon, through whose address.thezap/tulstion was eutusaiuto, may be attributed the surrender of the. American force. To Major De Haren, for his speedy movement,to the point of attack, and execution of the arrange ments I hod previously made with him, I am very much Obliged. I hue the honour to inclose the capitulation en tered into between Colonel Boerstler and 'myself, and a return of prisoners taken, excluitive of wounded, not yet ascertained. I lost no time in forwarding 'my Staff Adjutant, Lieutenant Barnard, to communicate to you this in-, telligetice. He has been particularly active and use ful to me upon all occasions. I take this opportu. ty of mentioning him to you, and beg the favour of you to recommend him to his Excellency Sir G. 'revost, as an active and premising young officer. I hard the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CECIL. sissnopp, Liiut.•Col. commodity the Tfoops in advance. Briadier-Generat Vincent, kr. &c. Time%ltipOf Lell t June :3, , fita,,—At De Coris this, mornitg s about seven o'clock, I received informitiett4lll4-_ 4 0 u 1 , 10( X ) of the enemy, sith two &ipso" - g towards me from St. David's._ itissekettersheard a fiting'of cannon and musketry; .ititi‘ 'consequence rode in I advance,two miles oo;ihe i t. Dabid's road ; j covered by the ftrinevthei l enemy was moving for AlbOngd on • the Inquildaiit: • I seat Off Cornet ' .11Vdcennsx,to order tot mriSt4elment of the 49tb,, foonsiiting of a subaltern anirfolir-ste rank end fits,' and closed opon the enemy to reconnoitre. I 'disco. ,erect him on the mountain road, sad took a peel. thin on an emiutica to the right of it. bly new Cornet, • • 401itramkand • Thirty militia released on parole, not included in this return. orisrcess s %RS AND MANY. . . ' Light Dragoons—Cornet Bird. Light Artillery—Captain ,hl' Dowell, I.leutentint Morris . ; '- 6th Regiment Infantry—Captain WlLeiMey, • Licensee. Shell. 14th Ditto—Lieittemuit-Col. Boentlier,4 Calgslas WI I . Cuiningir, and Flemming 5 Lieutenants Sutioders, AntdoD, II - ney. Marshall, Waritig, bled& MurdocE,• Goedwie, Clarke, Rohin,on, antPflundall ; Surgeon Young. 1 iOth.Ditto— Major Taylor. 1 . 19d Ditto—Captain Roach. RETORII Of ORONAWCII. &C. ?ISM. One i t s el ve-poander, 1 six-pounder, 2 can, stand of coloan of the 14th United States' Regiment. (Signed) EDW. RATIOS, Adj.-Gen.' r The I.)ss of the enemy supposed to be about one hundred in , , killed and a taunted. Admirdts-Offict, Sept. 11. Admiral the Hight Hon: Sir J. B. 'Warren, Hirt. and K.. t 3, hasiransmitted tei John Wilson Cioker, Esq. a letteifiem Captain ge [ tray , of his Majesty's stoop Contest, dated the 146 of July, in Pntow mac Riybr ,, Which 'stales, thit the cutters of the Contest atadlidoliapk brig, under the directions of Lieut. Curry, of . the. Contest, assisted by Lieut. Hutchinson,. of the Mohawk, had panned into a .narrow. inlet, called Yeacomoco Creek, three or four ntijes up, Vie . 'inked* States schooner Asp, mounting one long 18-pounder gun and twis 18- poubder carronikies,_ with swivels, &c. having 25 men, and commanded by a Lieutenant. file enemy had hauled the schooner close" to the beach under theyrotection . Of a huge body of mi litia. Lieutenant ,Casey advaaced v . notwithstanding a very heavy fire frees the schooner and the shore, and assibted by the cool and determined bravery of the Officers and crew, boarded and carried the •vessel in a few minutes. • Two men in .the boats were killed, and six wounded ; among the latter., Lieutenant Curry, slightly ; whose conduct is highly commended, as. also that of Lieotenaut Hutchinson, and Messrs. Morey, Bradford, and Tozer,. Midshipmen, ou thia occasion. . The Lieutenant of the schooner was killed, and several of her crew drowned. 8 .1)t. Attornies, shirk lase. T. • ; IlOa . rbon Regiment, Major 11. C. 'RAW, from half-pay of Bradshisit's late Levy, to be Major, vice Barry, who ea changes.. GARRISONS. Captain A. Fraser. of the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Fort Major of Fort George, vice Geddes, who resigns. The King's Genoa,' Legion.' • ilit Regiment of Drago ons, ' To be Comets—Otto Baron Banner:4mo, vice Liodes, pro moted, and Conrad POten, Gent. vice Mackenzie, promoted. 2d Ditto, Frederiek Naane,titnL to be Cothet, vice Liegroth, promoted. 2d Battalion of Light Infantry, Liestennnt F. L. Ingersleben, from the 60th Foot, to be Lietitemutt, vice Ilyek, who ex changes. 2d Battalion of the Line, Lewis Berger, Gent. to be Ensigsti vice Meyer, promoted. • He Rolle's Regiment. ' ' Major-General Francis Baron Rotteoburgb, from the 60th Pesti to be Coluuel, vice Rolle, deceased. MEMOR A:CDP M. The date of Lieutenant Goldsm id's COmmission in the 58th Foot, is Vie 12th August; 1811; awl not the sth August; 1813, as gated in the f:aze to of ibe 21 . ot, . • • - Ensign Johnston, of die 81/111 Foot, is superseded, being ab sent without leave. • Latt,taust in the Gazette of dm Atli iditant. ' 2ilh Foot, For Volunteer (leorgi Keats to be Ensign, Read Volunteer George Kesuries to be Ensign; • • " • - 7- t . • • 'BANKRUPTS. • • • W. Winter, Bristol,. tipnian„ Sept. 14, 23, Oct,„ 23 , ar the Commercial Mama s , Bristol: •Attortiles, Vizard and .Hatchinsuni Lincoln's raft and 'Mehra. W. and J . Ilarritt, Bristol. • . . • W. I,vimy; Partseit, baker, Sept 24 , 45. Qet. IS, Ite George lift, Porbutioath. 'Atrocities, Mr. Padden, Portt* t and Mrillielina, Session's-house London. • .• • F. De elf , "lark-place, Kent. ,road carp.satkfclipnti Sept 21, 25. 'OM. 23, at Guildhall. /titans% Mr. ilamertos; Great' St. Hetes% Piskopsgute-street.' - • i• ••• It. Lombiel; Bairo u br li g ai lle-streell, Sr. GilesteHererlePt. 21,. 0049, at G I. Atto rn ey, Mr. eariosu, art-. street, Bloontishury. ' • •- M. Abrahams. Sheerness, dolomite'. • Sept. 20, 21, Oct. 23;at Guildhall. Atto rn ey, Mr, Isaacs,. 'Bevis-Marks,' St., Martyr. Axe. .1. M. Stiles, Frenie-Selsrdud, - Sontitiessltire, chitider,'Sept: 23, 24, 0ct..93; the Georllelnins Pcome.Solvroud. Attormes, Mr. Retton,lrtause-Selwood; and Messrs. Ellis, Hatton-gardeu. R. Hattoo, Bishop-Wearditrath; Durham, 'joiner, Sept. 17, Oct. 7. 23; at the }lndite lam.ilishop-Wearmoutli. Anomie., Mr. Blackiston, Siford's Inn.; and Mr. _Made, Bishdp frearmouth. • , G. Wallett,' jirt treitt-Sfallieni; Worcesterihire, druggist, 24, 0, Oct '23; ar the Crchrn lintel, GNU Malvern.. araies, bless. Rickards and flank ins, Ledbury•• Hereto** lire ; nod Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, lead Richards, CbautrOC .or Davies, Cardiff, Glamorganshire i victua ll er, 'Sep'. lie* Oct. 93, at th e Bear Inn„.COvehridge,Glamorganshire. Attor. uletS Mr.Greffury, Clement's Inn ; and Mr. Bassett, Ransil stone; pear Cowbridge.• 4 ,1 Work, Lloyd's coffee-house, insurance - broker, Sept. 18. 94, Oct, 23. at Guildhall. Attbisles, Messrs. .Reardon and Corbet-ctifirtiAlraceehurch.street. A. Perry. King s Arms- fie, Cornhill. broker, Sept. 37, Oct. 5,11 S, at GdhaD. Attorney, Mr, Dodd, Billiter-lane. DIVIDENDS. . Oct. 2S, J. and W. Jacob, Newiate-street, merchants—Oct. S, W. Wane, Combill-itreet,-Hanoseare hotel-keeper— , Oct. 9, k. Hackett,. St a Mar4ites4avOraW linest-di a nger—Oct. I, T. 'odd% Cluniatteatfbei i . Itehbofte4lace, - 6 Oct. 2, W. /1, }Mclean', enly‘eptia-names xfbrdeltire, lioen-draper 2, J. Dodson, Cranbrnok, Kent, brewer— ()ct.-2 F" Hatfull, George-street, Adeiphi, merchant—Oct. .30, vs:Warburton Gainsfurd-street, Shad-Thames, wine-roer.. chnotOct. 2S, J. W. Uglier, Bon ling-green-lane Clerkea-1 • victualler — Oct. 2, W. Thomson, London, and J. Thom- - ! son, Beaufort-buildings, Strand, tnerchatits—Oct. 2, R. Wil stinoludd-street; Branswickeiti b uare, merchant — Nor. 6, J. Shop- wand W. G. , Fairnmit, Old Change, factors—Nos. 6, J. Fye crop, jun. and IL Jackson, Wapping, 'hip-doodlers—Oct. 8, R. Gray, Redrath, Cornwall, sietualler—Oct. 2, M. Sham*. Sath, lava:merchant-a:Mt, 2, S. Bather, Aldbomugh, Suffolk,l • budder—Oct. 2, J. Appleton, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, stationer—Oct, 16, J. 'Parkinson and J. Stork, St. Saviour's' Chitseb..ytu'd, Borough, bop-Parton: CERTIFIC AT 118.—Oci. 2. • J. Griffiths, Dill, H7li k ra, dater—J. Barker, Portsmouth, -Bailey, Ca Staffordshire, sordwaiaer—F. Ridsdale, Leeds, and . Hallton, Finsbury-place ' Finsbury .stmare, merchants—J. Irlsk; Portsmouth, watch-maker—J. Beeman, Nottingham, baker—J. liaison, Skipton, Yorkshl4% victualler, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. A. Jena mid' C. U: , tott, Otatoks House, F.ff lee& raietres -- J. ite713014111 and W. Kaden iie = 14410 49 91 —M. Parker tpsd J. Roberts Fridaj-strecl i C Bow ' drapers—W Seywasii cad W - UMW, Noraielt, tationesPl and W.llarailtasa,aml4. Blikabluss wieffasastsW. Bade*, W. Jeffery% J. Onrr, end G. Davies,Oacent, hialseft , Oo at teepees the said G. Daries)—J; Harrison and J. Haat* Idaatitester, brokers. The Average Pelee' of 11170.4,R, 'for the Weelk nutting lieRL 11„ Is - 545. 7 d. per Cwt: • Average Priests, 0111114 at ENGLAND and lif/kLKI t quarter, from too Rituath,•addlag Salk 4 : Wheat. Rye. &Air, Oats. remit IBM/ r. r. •44. 'a k - US 4 firr 8 ' (01 r 7t a 9 49 Zia Weteefbetl wiidg,llll4ll ; atiired at COE , Saiumilin, Item Eigised, mrsiii moist' ppiosist vtliersilirassigep / ling, ac.. ma. .(ly Ms- OR be he of were present, and corroborateil Mr. Shaw's account); ithat lie had not the .least intention of fighting Cope, [but he had done it tp check his haughty temper.; and to save Cope from putting himself , to the - expenee of procuring pistols, had given hiM:te inderitand thA he could furnish two brace, with ()toper . atilliYunition for the combat. Mr:Cope said that till- thi present momenthe had treated the matter in..aaerious light, and on Fridayevening had gone as far .as Islington, where he knocked up his friend out of bed, and in duced him to go to the Brown Bear, that they might be nearer the place of Meeting, arid fhit they had made up their minds to go there at the . appointed hoar, to have an explanation. Mr. KINNAIRD asked Cope if lie was satisfied with that given by his_ antagonist. : . He replied in the i affirmative, and Mr,, Kinn.%Jan dismissed the affair with a suitable . admonition to both parties. ' Settirday night, a prsoll calling himself Jeremiah .Reading.; was -brought •Irtfore Mr; KINNAIRD, ou surspicioniofikeing been gnilty of divers frauds and felonlet.-.... lemon the, testimony. of several persons 6 4 40 ati9 . 414 1 °ACC tin theyrisoner, it appeared that ,he is once of the many cheats who infest thii town, and. Oka& the unwary by getting possession of trliady'litiinishiPA houses and lodgings, and then ob. '.taining goads froin•varions tradesmen without paying feet them. • •One of the witnesses attending, stating iskat „ina.coniti at a future time produce evidence to proTe.the.Pdaoner guilty of felony, the Magistrate eommyteilhim for a' further hearing on Wednesday. Giriisittai:l. '—..John, Williami was charged by ,-George":Ditylt,' reildinevit No'.3, St. John's-court, • with having been found in• aluspicioas situation, om the. preceding evening,.on the ground immediately Wider the Prosecutor's first „floor window, from Whence he. seemed to have dropped. The 'ProsedutorStated,lllat while he was sitting 'at supitir4ith tivrife, betivien hiiii and ten o'clock `af night, in hits pa:flour, he heard the sound of foot steps on the stairs, as it were coming down.• He im mediately called out, engulfing who was there, when he heard a person run op stairs, on wick he west ,to hip parlour room door, when he heard the window above drawn up. He he:agar . whether he should run up stairs or go to the doin:. lid befog afraid, if he went op Oaks that they might hare4scaped, he run to the street-door,- where he found the Prisoner : iii the act . 4 rising .frem the round, immediately under the first floor window, his coat .sleeves being 1 all covered with mud. The. Prisoner denied having been in the PrOseOutor'S house; and, to account for his being on , the titsun'd, *said a girl had pushed inn de*n. 'here *ere, however, uo girls near the place at the Arne: . . The Awe stated that the Primmer if**. Ina very wild manner, made great resistaece, and struck 211 L the patrole When carrying him to ptisoti. twig wit ra gang la Cheapside with the ifiteulion - ofreisculag Whim. - The Worthy Alderman said, the Prisoner could not have been is the Prosecutor's house for any good purpose. Let the Prisoner be remanded till Itlii i day, and then be prepared to bring witnesses to his character. . • - t. FOOT RACE.-The Foot Race between the Cele brated pedestrian Abraham Wood and'John Roebuck, from the neighbonrhood of Huddersfield; was run ou Thursday, the 9th Inst. on Pontefract Course, and won by the former. The match was nine miles for 100 guineas. ft was run in shout 50 miuutes. — W oo d beat his antagonist shout 2'o yards. 3ms ' MARRIEIL • Oa the 7th of Ileptember, Aqaba pothole, Fsq. of 1 . 1 /eri ) ,_ t r i. to Elizabeth. only daughter of the tato Wiliam 'Unison, Ln• ofltraistoa; latitcaohlte. • • . t ' cv i t: s h e ee , IIW w om an , a e i f 1 ' d Pow - • `-t -.. ' '. .A s • . , 1, ftl Oat cittlock • . .._ t - 2 • • • , IP. Ill ti al • irrikitli, ) 4 0 1 *1 . -' .. • .„. • . ~ ••. - s vo . ar N find - . ROOM. • •.. t arrived and posited OW% Apt front . to 'est Ise 'Ma.. rep . i t " . • -4: ~ 1 4 4 : 111 1111 .varitiviiiiiic,. . . • . 7 - "IP" treat, under* Are"fttliii Nis . dowi l whit*, hfrifivir.. • , i, . . so: ,Viee liptAehdlli . linit. 4 lnltierv,. lt.Yrikti nititl (1. 1 , ;: r l , i l i t o ke e i x t :c d itt u io pow n:. I. 7fielhi disolop m g I . l :li tn h t i o , s .l* 4l4ll r eettode .: l , vittti., 4l ,l ‘ , !lellaur o'clock was informed it s ..etploteffitinecifeeirients ; , If , 41,4 pit . s *iitii4L ss e ssiesove tadell . 'I : 7 1 : s . , , Qi ',t 'll" ilit y W wllPil ie iLt th n i:t , C ili t :li r . : lr s : e uies r La: • I* . e ~ AI . . r A gn ilfe s ' iiii *( ii V . .i . "ritS9. ter BOth;isayttinfidefr6V4oolo4," ell""ckit ioiso. On 4) Mth i *e.letafrritir: T. _e,tilni:'ltitt..n"':"l2"6—iiizitti;.lke artia • pla ti . Naitli tat A u f e t u er te ti n t it e n e . schofige de.e.0 4 1941 PreiPodtia" 664444 t ' . o w i it o l ta b g er ile t o ti end d ea heiori r dea V . effirit . ,e a iha Pra ' efis . lal '4'4 , t - Colesiel , :eideaso s od *WOW,. in til l ° ''' r--7—" ; -4 VII , ........ i...1„, j oiro4.iiresctitcriotzi.,ttattip. iiiise • p i , : ...l44_: jii... . . ... , nalehietiviree:r).:Uwhemitlitu7sthodoute:to tig h t a duel ivilbttlit.,9eir'sot:‘,:fib'rebe,,,• of . 411111 P" I I i t i li sh e I cer int e e would before g t Iv o name-of. I l ieutetiitritlakiiht l. B lilittnt lA utenll6l ". le •this be Liamen. " "l ' 11l ttillr e i no who?llls i. aod.F. .: liyilt. •-disle 111114 , 14111d ,.4r : ...171r son, :and prevent,him from carryin g b..; send o n i n oVileot to superintend the 49 ;517 ensipb. C . r 7 re4al f rews - p iri s : ll • Fast ot;e ,*a.lie lco u •rnn ea j a ' it. 7 . 11 46 1.: : , 11 1 ,: it te r i cul t h iti t n iii3, in io g ive.. e nr li tiseet ee iti ta l , t t e o stated ° rn i r : i m t n e t i o details of th)e.;uller.reeiltortrze th erb,mabliontetilia'asit.rfetitittoilidatte.:sanBcre4.oth.r.oot. . 471 40717: ../.. r: pirog,.tro=thill, .1 1 1w4. 1: t t: .thilutietatice to the illtidladY, iflrce::sittifformetclhai To Major De Haren, *make.. .•. . • do' littat,t pircase,. rice .1 , promoted . chums, aimed dpoaltalf-RaY- - - . ' • dOill tal fil loot iM i ti to itiketearmaleifilarai lte Lieetalaso-Coione‘ alli V ikallie tibnei ? P unt ' s ''' . —6.43"111eg 7611 7 ....,I °l n e•re th,e , in ain o d roi g n iven g t .... ° N rd iTho s i: o be be in . g . made acquakated with .-.....—. June 24, 1813 . ' od Ditto, l ieuteilhat J. cam ~, be, ckludliktetVl 'Caarparry, ! it ? thciugihetsluhfite, pak!toiwesztheochratdhejiunsttliiiredt&tireddateol, arensat _., .i.• • tri:l t d it ui e tdo ap recc p o l og i n ca zin n i t ze to .te - hei t t h hi e rers G uesp ed; Gentl e men soenrany',. i n, at dc el h y Na d ricir i h i s lo ic v s, e o. ria t: P• c k . R p T ta T i r.. U m l: Thre Aßg iik .tit mintid,uparittlatruLatiAtesmiTlOnNtxcioneibiade betßeseen. ler, of the United '-Anni, and Major De•Moren,,.in all wig percimue, 'lry Sam', PlacelleZ e r-V 1 0., , . • ; * might fi s j 4 ala W hilst public-hoagie, . omub lic ce -r h, Britannic Majesty's tan 'Regiment, on ihe Minor lace- oith Ditto, Ensign 11, 11 1 . *tuft' to Ittaant, by par- 1.. . atz . tenant-,Croolopecoettidintlaspag the forrosineed:lir theag c tr i . nmand Advane ot e L ot ieu t te. he doih , d i m e , vic=ateseihpnvonitedirgula dlenycke trust iti saw . i t C ease be Pli s ni h ro o e : rant-Colonel Beentier. - . lion Of , infamq of the Kind' Peruma-Pesion , to be , Ist. That Lienteisatu-Colonel Boesatier, and the Tone under Lies ides lagreslehosa, who exchanges. , S ui ng e .oof a tii p t ai ehre t7 pa e ar n ftr t ile t es k n e dw t o c s l r y b h e il 7r s 7:o eti a o Isis command, shall (amender prisoners of war. 76th IR D: L l i l e i e ldic seiset Kilpeluic . Dti : st ,' n :ent to . be tsi . ` .o4o.l2 bi Illifiri et: ' i rsitho ce : atti te n r ad i;ig othn tb ie 2d. That the Otbeetssball retain their arms, bona, and bag- pureilote, Yin Dimwi t . .pr 'need is tbk tilitibrit.• gage. - 34. That the noo-reenenksioned °leers and soldiers than lay pony, vice Essilith tlemsim. down their arms at the bead of the'llritish column, and become r e b e u t . 0 , 1 „, w ,._6, 04A „ a " . , Ti „_,,., ~,I c.ssullit, deceased . ; t• imirehing for pistols, found in Mr. Cope's pocket a ~' •••••—, . . prisoners of war. , with . - .. . i „i i n s w . • letter, of 4th. That the inilitiaand volunteers. 'Amm ant-Colonel To b e I mit belt, vm e co ; and thiara „. . which ' the following is a copy: . . re w ra e r i ;F: l o l.. v i t in he n e i Boergler, shall be permitter to return to die United States ou ythyoa, G ems , v i ce , . 1 . Stn,— , -Year conduct towards me I consider il. parole. 7lm Dillw, captain L. W., • tote Major, iiithout purdsmie, ' liberal and unjust, I therefore demand that • (Sigurd) ANDW..IiIiDOWIII4., Captain. United rice 'jowl', . ... .. . :. .. .satisfae. &Ot t e Light ArtiTleg.. , To be'Captalas . ". ' ''l. • •_ • Lieutenants ; '' ' ' 'lip due towards injured a , , honour , and insist yo 4 Will Acceded to. . M. Clempa4,: • - 471 4 . " ' ' - . .',- 17 , . root kind W. I meet of nt half.past five o'clock to•monow morning (Signed) P. U. ERSTI.ER. oc k woo d, „,... ~..,. .-.. , . i rrs awl caMmandiag Deblighifillf. Ts tie i.tm0.... •, on K enn i ngton Common, to settle W . , the business ac.. , Niailit:4otClerlielasi and - • co•rding to the leiit of honour ; and in use of states' Away. • : -- , „Elliott, •vice Loeb •..N.',, - - N. •se OOM. P. Y. DE KAREN, Nape, Canlillia Taint hosigas—Willinie .111seit. itiee Miethitld, and Vs - ..etimpliitlidi I shall post yonfor a coward. Regiment. • lootem --: Dornford t r 9 5th Foot, vice Elliott. , • - • " , i am , yolleS - Mt Di4o, W . fir to be Lieutenant, withoet par : . , . Sir, 7 &c. . ..,. nattms Sanp.—To Mr. C. Cope." " W. SHAW ." Return of American Primmer* taken tests' Fort George, 24th of ditse, *lee resigns. June, 1 812. • 981k - Ditto, J . M. Howdy, from the 3d Foot, to Sots- ' Nichols kept charge of the honourable gentleman Light Dragooos-1 Cornet, 1 serjeant, 19 rank and Ilk. •rice, who ex Agn_ t w _Fhallillef... - to be swat; wt. . and his' mond; and next morning Went to Mr. Light Artillery-1 Captain,' Lieutenant, 2 !erjeants, 94 rank 931 k Motor a. amens and Ile. parcfsase i viceJoha, promoted in the dOtb Foot.* • • . s Clarke's where he found Mr. Shaw who i instantly 6th Regt. Infantry-1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant , S serjeab, 5 4 9dsCeylon Regiment, Isaac Foster, Gem. to be Second Link- e'pressbd his willingness to attend before the Ma. rank and tile. oast, vies Oklenkap, deeeksed. ,* gtstrote . and explain the matter. Accordingly, on 14th Ditto - 1 Lientenant-Colonel, 3 Captains, 11 Liestenants, 4tb Ditto, -- Robetiton, Gent. Is be Second Lleute . tiant, ,_, 1 surgeon, 15 serjeants, 301 rank and hie. without , purchase, vice Maeleod, promoted in the 65th boot. Sat urday morning all the. parties .were brought he , %It% Ditto-1 Mstior. • - ?lb West Julia Regiment, Hospital-Assistant James Kitten to fore Mr. Ir ..INNAIRD ) when Mr. Shaw stated that he ci Ditto-1 Captain, 4 eerjeants, 2 drummers, 57 rank and .be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Etats, promoted in the Bth West had sent the cballenge. to Cope the • I bk. , • . • • ' India Regimen' , for , purpose o Total-1 Lieutenant - Colonel , 1 Majiir, 6 Carotin. 19 Lieu- ith Royal Veteran Battalkin, Assistant-Surgeon li t Gazeley, g him , boilkin and - that, several of Mr. Clarke`i jour. tenants; 1 Cornet, 1 Surgeon, 15 serjeants, 2 drummers, . from. the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. to be Assistant4er seyeaen were in the secret.(one or two of 'hod 46'1 rank , and Me. . . get*, vice Mostyo, appointed to tbe 9th Royal Veteran Itat 7 .. present, and corroborated Mr. She w'owecount): • Thirty militia released on pirole, not included ice this return. ~ tldi,na: ~ _ ._._. ..—__ .. .. `11)-1...A,, e__ _ L-10 .- J ;AL at L_ L.- -2 - _ .L'_ 1-__ A • A A • troops You have done me the honour to place under '":-.•"`" •" -"" ""-- --; -----, """ ''- 23, 24,0ct.at . :ie lirolVe*Ants. rrome-saiwooa. rummies, i site Frosecutor matey, tont w 'Luc no 0.7 all , asus .wounaert; smog the latter., Lieu te n a n t C urry,. h ire my command, have succeeded this day in taking pri- g . .Y , - Mr. Rattan. 11.4)rne' • S S I W vi r4t)d '• and 4 1 e's.r:h h Enis.• HatiT e a rd B l' 1 , at supiSer *With (tie trip e betivieti and ten o'clock . • toners, a detachment of the United States' army, tinder the command of Lieutenate-Colonel Boerstler . ' a , In this affair the Indian warriors, under the corn- ' mans! of Captain Kerr; were the only force actually . ° c ca ellen • ged-to them great merit is due, and to them I feel particularly obliged for their gallant conduct on chic obrasiOn. On the appearance of the detachment of the 49th rreiineet, under Lieutenatit Filzgibbon, and the sl i ghtly - whose conduct is highly commended , . as, H. Hamm, Bishop- ear/swath, Du m, joiner, 0. ~ . Iso t ' hat of Lieutenant Hutchinson ~and Messrs. lorey„ B ra d ford, -and Tozer,. Midshipmen, on thi s wearrouth. ••• . sloe. • . , .. . , . The Lieutenant of the schooner was killed, and rgo t 'ru 2 i 4 e's several of her crew drotined. .. ---omo-...-.. , 4dmiralisfrOffice, Sept. , The Midshipman of the Ajax, who was killed Oct, ~ ir le, .at the B udge trin i ,Bishop-Weirinoteli. Attornier, i at night, in hts patlour, he heard the sound of foot- *chute!), Itimrd s logy_; and Mr. Allude, Bisbdp - ; steps on the stairs, as it were coming down.. He im- G. Wallett, jith treet-Mdiveni; Worcesterthire, druggist , sts_edra . tely ca. Iled out, enqairing•who was there, when 2551mOric.t/RYSicikardor‘ttelderlisowniceinl,,toutibtel, G ury rea , t ii til e a re lv fo e r t d. o. he heard a person run op stairs, on which he west shire ;and blesses. Tarrant, Clarke , and Richards, Chaneeri. .' to hid parlour lase. • T. Davies, Cardiff, Glamorganshire victualler, ser. 17i 19, 0er.23, aA the Bear Ina,.QowAridge:Glamorganshire. Attor- he went As G o 'lemma' I an acts -- rer, ry, C sau ; d Mr. Bawd, sionewer Cowbridge. room door, when he heard the window .. abase drawn up. He hesilatest 'wfielher he should run up stairs or go to the door a•bat befog afraid, if Baud . op Stairs that they might have4scaperf, he run to the street-door, where he found the Prisoner during the assault upon .t h e island of Santa Clara, „,t. Work.• Lloyd ' s cetfee-bonse, s insurance-broktr, Sept. X i light compaey of. the Bth or King's regiment, theifi the act . of siting •frem the round, immediately too flank companies of the 104th, under Major on the 27th August last, and of which mention was 216, oftvPct4,o23o;etteetatiltall. Attnrn str ies, Masc.. Scardon under the first floor window, his coat .sleeves being 1 4 . e 4 . I) , Harm!, and the provincial ciValry, under Cap- tain Hall the whole surrendesed .to his Majes:i's forces. t . To'the conduct of Lieutenant Fitzgibbon, through Mr. Henry Moore. Whose achlrese.therup/tulittion was enhassaiutoonay leased 1 nc .,... made in the Gazette of the 4th. of this month, was 4. V ent , la n e s k ems .pas s a ge , .--onm-- • . Whitekall, Sept." 11. $ wenate.igreet, inerchants_oct.... b . een in the PrOseeutor's house; and to account DIVIDENDS. . His It Ilighn'ess' the , Prince Regent has been , d d. i . 1 , m ' Bmc sa , ma ' • •, . a1...,...._ anti son the behalf of hio Mu. Oct j. andCmaw.°4l'3'"c* .4: 1 / 44.5, 2s, at Gamma. atearae. y e , o m ro r. hi D ll ;j4 b d ro , k ß erS e ep r.i t a i e 7 . , all covered with mud. The. Prisoner denied having .11anoyear, boid.keeper_ .n for his being ed. fte troun'd, *said a girl had pushed 4,2l44o,lll:s , estdaer_oct. pl i a nt re de at *;. ei t r lta , re lit . ete, however, uo girls near the ‘.• :-°,' - 14 • - -.' be attributed the surrender of the. American force. P , i l'w "IFI, . r, v. s er '0 tar 'ar u6nmi us ..&....."11 -i luss* `"'''' - -A. lk s : i e ' li r.,n. i.. - ' The °Seers stated that the Primmer *awl. Ina To Major De Haren, for his speedy movemeat,to the point of attack, and ezecution of the arrange- ments I lied previously made with hint, I am very much 'obliged. I have the honour to inclose the ca Z est y, to nominate Aeutenant-G eneral the r.arl of •=,-• -- --- 1 .-- - ••‘ - •• cm'Y' 4 l6"•r• 11 1 "'"rds • Dalhousie,' Lieu'tenant-General the H onourable Wm. paao-Thaes, Stewart, MajorZeneral . George Murray, Quarter.. 'SO, W. Warb ilatf orto u n 4 !'Pl a ros r fo g rd e tst r r ee ce t i 4delPiiii l oc ioe t t . t-d 9, ra t ner . •••Oct. 2. J. Dodson, Cranbrnok, Kent, brewer- very wild manner, made great resistance, and struck Master-Generelend Major-Getteral the Honourable ebsst -- Pel ", J. w. Vitser. IS ° n iNg - green - 4ne, aerkee- i 14 41 d Michael Pakenham Adjutant-G ne to pitalation en. I. Edwar , . e ral son, Beaufort-buildings, Well, victualler-Oct. 2, w . Thomson, hoodoo and J. Thom- him. Strand, the 9tt 1 i patro ls When carrying hint to prisoti. twill wits g t Cheapside with the liteul orrelicultig, • ~ ' the Army under the command of the Marquis of son,Judd-street,. Brenswkketi b eare, nterchant-Nov. 8, J. Situp- : merchant - Litt. - .i. tithl The Worthy Alderman said, the Prisoner could I - tered into between Colonel Boerstler and Thyself, and I anund W. 6.•Fairmna, 1 Welling ton, to be Extra kni g ht ; of the Most Hon a return of prisoners taken, excluitive of wounded 4 '' • CVO% jun. and 11 Old Change, factors-Nov.6, J. Py- ! not have been ie the Prosecutor's house for any good -.hokum, Wes shIP-ctsoodkrs- Oct. 8 , I purpose. Let the Prisoner be remanded till Mom' ' ' Order of the Bath. . R. ("way, Redrnth, Cantwell, vietuatler-Oet. 2, M. Simon, ' 1 not yet ascertained. - Bath, I nee : s u eet t ai n-..0et., 9,8, Bather, Aldbomugh, Suffolk, l65Yi and then be prepared to bring witnesses to his I lost no time in forwarding 'my Staff Adjutant, •huitato-oet. 2, J. Appleton, Stockton - upon - Tees , Durham, , character. , MILITARY PItoMOTIONS. . . • . stationer-Oct, 16, J. - Parkinson awl J. Stork, St. Saviour's •" • Lieutenant Barnard, to communicate to you this in- . Charealard, Borough, bop-factisrsi I. . . telligetice. He has been particularly active and use- . .: War (Vice, Sept : il. t CERTIFICATKS.-Oci. 2. • FOOT RACE.-The Foot Race between the colt.- ' to me upou all occasions. I take this opportu- Royal Regiment of Horse G'utteds, John Kirkby Picard. Gast. ~ ~ • • 1 6 or linty of mentioning him to you, and beg the favour of to be Cornet, by purchase, vice utuiterbock, promoted. cutles--J. Ilailey„Ca . titer dshire, emu waluer-F. LI Giialths ' lii “' H 7tr slater- J. Barkfr L. P " bnvutth s •.. brated pedestrian Abraham Wood and'John Roebuck, R ' ent of Dra oons Corm r you to recommend him to his Excellency Sir G. fat -.-'"gun g. . 1. C, Blois to be Lieutenant, , . .. A . . , without purchase , vice Bagwell, appointed to tiled& Dragma. square. merchants-J. Irish ; Portsmouth , watch-maker '. 'Prevost, as an active and pretnising young o ffi cer. I hard the honour to he, &c. Guards. Magniac. Gent. to be Cornet, 'vice Blois. Beeston, Nottinghtun, baker-J. Reims, Skipton, victualler. . Yorkshire , !' Thursday, the oth Inst. on Pontefract Course, and i won by the former. The match .was nine•miles for __,, 19th Regiment of Light Draw n' , C ornet W..T. Buch n onan to PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. I IQO guineas. ft was run in about 50 miuutes. - . (Signed) C ECIL SISSHOPP, Lidut..Col. comtna.ndiug b e Lieutenant, by purchase e vice Jeffreys, who retire*. A. Je n a a nt C. U:,tott, °noble Home, Paceware, school- Wood beat his antagonist shout 20 yards. the Tro la advance. Pa 29d Ditto, Captain J. M. Cotcliffe to be. Ilitilw, by pretense, mitt p ,.. 4. nryeeiliseelt w, F. Paley; Leeds: iroassmagars I • Brig&dier-General Vincent, fire, c. . . e vice Hal e ? who retires. • -M. Parker nod J. Robert_v, Frieda - street, (Impede, limn- . '- " .............., . .• . Lieutenant I. Kattentby to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase. drapers-if: *rawer" and w ir.Mielit,llornich, tanorra•-11. I ' ' MARRIED. Township of Loap t Jane 21, 1811 . - • vice CotClitro• Comet W. Kaaren. to be Lieuteoant, by . purchtiM4. 161064 me- On dm 7th of Ileptember, Arnold /towboa t Esq. of Li, rerP.,t" ' l ; 4 . j l irer •if ys. '" J IM° . at isNi n , isr4 J• s a., l ; 4l6l " 4 maaavi ,p aa lm i4 e b i ona ltil - oh a e • n iu d g' 4 l, o•B4. t o o t u r i: j abet staai li. lai _oul ac y aih d l u i r . ter of the late William Mamma , Le l' Slily—At De Coris this , moriditg a about seven' • ~. decoy, who retires, • as respects the said Davles)-.1; Morrison and J. !Suntan, '.• ~ o'clock, I received informistion4ol%edlieut 1000 of - Ist iteeimmit or Foot Guards, Gentleman Cadet Chatlei 'lmam u e nek e stee, brokers. ' 1 1 • . the enemy, aith two gnitipmelpsr Spidameng. t e sdp r d s . Vyner, from the-Royal Military C:onigo, to be Benign. by •• - .„ • , , DIED. an stow vice ht tires, ro m e d me from St. David's. 1 itbstkafter s lveard a firing.of I P . , g e i r egi ca ment ot • nog. The &vestige Price of 111713 AR, 'tor the Week, ending fret . On the 11114 let. Mrs. Fergama, wife' or James Fergus , - 1, ls - 545. 7PI. pre Cwt: . • Esq. of Southwark. cannen and musketry ; ititi‘ 'consequence rode in To Ise eisLat Cmnpanies--Liesteaaust C. Dorian , . witbnot A venge p r em e d may of iveaLAND da d Irlatre. pa r . L t he Ith inst. at Chastleton, in the county of Oxford, Jehn ad vance.l wo miles oit", hit Da • bld's road ; I dis. . Wo n ,.. - 'WI B abies, apPoinsed 'to the VII Renal Veteran *natter. from the Ritartkondhatiesk 4t- 6m•t_atat J. Marie. by purchase, vic.e Raid, • covered by the fleintedlnge ep e e * was moving for 3d Ditto. wive R. Wiling, &oat the 78th Foot,' to I: 44l4 lEs i sZa d , wbeia- Rye. 23 / 16 7 , ( Mk , 6 ellas 2 • 11, ... • Itiagienart, Noma . late pf Sde no, kato, gu i ,i___ , _ i js rii4 l44l. l l r, l On b litrii,St e .,:l i tl y 7ir ' ; 'l- F.s. *le iiiser i-- fd •, .1 _i,"l ...- I stet off ( . miner $ "r m i.ri/u, on the ltionmanu • 4; d. s. 1: s. A. • 7. 7 rsi. S. ti .• e t : 1." 4. ii. 1 4 019 ... iw i a ll i ii 19 4 kl!t• Stalle l o ol *.y ete b rste d b a gf r .. ay a 1 . taut , t o orderisut mrdihrietneent of the 4Otb,, ,r he ca tai . r . c 7111 Ditto. ' .118 4 60 . 8 ' to r •• • • 7 , j , .) . 71 , 9 48 i ree;....- ...= nart refrese i 4 fallesed to Crag . - somber of a Old Mastass Gnosis tbas kft a a Moo ‘ edemas visia renitaiiting of a subevetri•attirfeity-stx mak and fate,,. ° F en g e . P kttl:setn ne i tt au , a m w,„ t A lini ks i nuo p j. , A t t ee _ w eek . pi,' ' ••' r • • 21113. ° 111111111 = 15 = 11. 1 _.. . , .at spwartts ota bu yews ef Age. _ , and closed opon the asserny to rocettneitse. I 'dist*. ' - dead altionvoiasis.. • - • . - The Weteelbetl iiilitre t 'which' aftleed if Calm es •"" ' ' - ----4 " 1 ' 1. -a. r -1 'Aqi.--.. ut a : t a i l:t i ge o narnsva.cadet Philip Nicolle ALiletz, from Ow sesaway i .,itesu liegleed .re td replace the &oriel:I:0,40A , ' Pasta . sad Polalatied • by If. Lorm.t. •r dm' vered him on the mountain road, and took a peel. I Royal mi/ College, to tio Laden vIcAl womanite, pro. 9 Coll on an emineise to the right of it. bly sew agess w omodia, ' hi iditelebek periesi4 where - they new ere. ' , • • -, . • . . . _ __. I . . • MED. iiiaept• On the Oh L. Mn. Fergason, wife' or James Ferguson , . EN. of Smtthwark. Lr h a, p it L theshe Ith inst. at Chastieton, in the county of Oxford, John tlAtarei . Vati. of that place, in the 75th year oChis ar. ~ choi. • Al biltralue. on the lith'inst. Jamey Cross, F.s. . ) ''' Eillaretven. Ilootly.nrk, hat tate of Sydenband MIL', 4 . 41 . 1 Q. the .1 Ith in t. SttOaa quip. ikretettrateebage f 0 ,1 0 - 42 2 1 "1•11 0010 = j 3 etfrint it +ll thittitt ed to trhq:' a? a - goober 02 . Old Marsha tionaht shad kft a 'tidal*, *al !trill* pto bu Teen of a g e. r . ...,_ __ , , ,f i . 1. . u ,11 , ka.., r.-, -- a qi,..............:-_. '" l ._ '" , . . monet I . t.o:itiOrf . ' Priateik and' Putitsheti hy" O. Lorra, sr tia. A trataiirit *oink lii FlestLetvet. ~, 4dndraltsfrO f fice, Sept.lo. The Midshipman of the -Ajax, who was killed during the assault upon -.the island of Santa Clara, on the 27th August last, and of which mention was made in the Gazette of the 4th of this month, was Mr. Henry Moore. Whitekall, Sept. 11. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In ttts mule ri -, on the behalf of Me jetty, to nominate taeutenant-General the Earl of Dalhousie, Lieutenant-General the Honourable Wm. Stewart, MajorZeneral George Murray., Quarter. Master-General and Major-General the Honourable Edward Michael Pakenliam, Adjutant-General to ‘itlie Army under the command of the Marquis of Wellington, to be Extra Knight; of the Most Hon. Order of the Rata. . /11bITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office, Sept. h. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, John Kirkby to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Clutterbock, p lit Regiment of Dragoons, Corner C, Blois to without purchase, vice Bagwell, appointed tot! Guards. Maguiac, Gent. to be Cornet, 'vice Blois. 12th Regiment of Light Marmo t , C orne t W.W. . T . Buchoaaoa to be Lieutenant, by purchaseevice Jeffreys, who retires. 29d Ditto, Captain J. M. Catch& to be. Maier, by . Prelim, • vice Balm, who retires. • Lieutenant G. Hattersby to he Captain of a Troop, by porcine, vice Cistellire. Comet W. Knevett to he Lieutenant, by purchamt,. 4eif4ow. devox, who redress Ist Regiment or Foot Gilled,. Gentleman Cadet Chatlei . .?gmes Vyner, from thwiloYal Military L:ollego, to be beim by parehase, vice &Hines, promoted. 2d iteginient of Foot. To be Caollits.ot Cempasies—bieuteeanet C. Barlow. withatit pn .MWM Vice Baines, appointed to the Yd Royal Veteran Battalion; and J. Mode, by purchase, vice Railt, promoted. Sd Ditto. Ertign R. Stirling, from the 711th Fait, to fie !Amiga, vice Heady, who exchanges. ' • Ditto I'o be Captabri4 Companie ith s—tenents 3. Aadersoo. silos Perste. killed - inaction; anti Lini . Wilkinsoe, vity Wraps, - dead ottilawaaasik• • tit i b mti ltrae o nilessaa.Cadet Philip Nicol* Aplay, from the Royal t o ss to to b• Lodge, vied ReMaidu, pick . , Chet t .