The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-25 00:00:00

1 1,1 „ . ic , t • Emery. H. Miter. Z.S. I Illainmoot, Geo. of Beig. 36. Virier, Ohtb. . • Cordelier, Ditto. , 3 1 . G. saint, Du la. -V/ Pottget, Ditto. 38, Malaita,. MO. Prowbask, Ditto. 39'. • J wanow Me." Gauthrise, Ditto. 4O. Rooker, DT . I isivranowski, Ditto. 41. Toneiboitlit te. 314 Lefebvre. Ditto. Valenela,_ uo. • 311 ZajusezeH„Gen. ot Div. 4 3. Bunten, Dille.- • . • • Admiralty Office, Jan. 23, 1813. , • Copy of a Leiter Crow Captain Ronley. I .f hieglinksi, s i 'few Hoak, siddeerteil to Rear-Admiral Fretuaaalriand trails ; initteJ to Joint Wilson Croker, F.q. by Viere-latairoi Sir $ Edward Pellet,. Engle.olT Anent*. 311. 11, 1812.• Sin,—l have, to acquaint you, this having an • Shored this ship, on the Me instant r iis tonsegtionee of calms, off Cape Ma'am, I directed the' . First Lieutenant, during the night, to lie of the' Cape with . the three barges, to intercept the enesly's coasting trade; and that on the follanyiug day I weighed and anchored off the Po, wherel was joined kvihe barges, with two gun-boats, and fifteen ves• -sols•hulen wills oil, each vessel carrying from a Six Fe an pight.possirdevOvittch had been captured by the boats that day ; the particulars of this gallant affair reflect the greatest honour on-the -Officers and men employed in it. • In themornlng, a convoy of twenty-three sail, with two gun-boats, were perceived standing to. wards Goro, 'which, tie the barges approaching, drew up hi lime of battle, under cover of a four. gun battery, and the beach lined with armed people, with the two, gun-hoats advanced in their front. Lieutenant Cannon, with the whole of his 'small force, instantly attacked, and carried the largest gun-boat, end turned her guns upon the convoy, *Mist he performed the same manoeuvre, with equal success, on the second, and. then directed his atten tion to the convoy, which, ,after some resistance, • struck their colours, excepting two who made their escape. . Nut being able to man all of them, six were burnt, to, prevent their falling into the hands of the enemy. When I consider, Sir, the strong position the enemy were in, each vessel carrying a heavy gun, besides musketry, under the protection of two gun boats. flanked by a fort, and that the shallowness of the channel occasioned our boats'to be frequently a-ground, while rowing up to make the attack, I . feel I should neither be doing my duty nor justice to my own feeling, were I not to recommend most strongly to your notice the Officers employed on this service; and sorry am I that this recommendation can no longer benefit Lieut. Cannon, who died of his • wounds on the Vd. In the death of .this gallant young man the coun try has lost one of its most promising Officers, and I have deeply to regret the loss of a most valuable and tried First Lieutenant. He has left two brothers, Midshipmen on board the ship, one of whom has served his time, and passed his examination for a Lieutenant, and has also frequently distinguished himself in action. A list of the killed and wounded I have the ho nour of' enclosing. • • Lieutenant Festing, on whom the command do-' volved, on Lieutenant Cannon's being wounded, deserves much credit in continuing the'attack, sad' conducting the captured vessels out. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. itOWLEY, Captain. Rear-Admiral Fremantle, tte. List of Killed and Wounded in the Boats of bin Maj C esty% Ship Eagle, Charles. Rowley, Esq. Captain, at the apture by them of two gun-boats, and an armed convoy of the enemy's, near the Port of Goro, on the 17th September, 1811 Augustus Cannon, First Lieutenant, severely wounded (since dead): Thlmas Wharton, ordinary seaman, killed. William Slater, Madman, dangerously wounded (since dead). Edward Jones, able, slightly wounded. Chat les Tri th, ditto, ditto. George Watson, ditto, ditto. (Signed) C. ROWLEY, Captain. Copies of two Letten from Captain Haste, of his Majesty's ,shin the Bacchante ' addressed In Rear-Admiral Frenotatle, mod trmamitted in John Wilsaa Croker, Esq. by Vice-Ad mind Sir Edward Niter. His Majesty's ship Bacchante. at Anchor of R.bViSB 1, Sept. 1, 181%. • received information that severrii vessels were lading with ship timber for the Venetian' Government, at Port Lema, on the coast of Istria, I yesterday evening detached the boats of this ship, under the direction of Lieutenant. O'Brien, First Lieutenant, to bring them out, which I am happy to say he completely effected, though they were, lying under the protection of one French xebeck, of three guns, and two French gun-boats. lieutenant O'Brien received information of this unexpected force of the-euenly from two merchant 1 vessels he captured at the entrance of tho port, and '1 who stated their force to be very. superior, to hii owu ; notwithstanding this he proceeded to the at tack, and very gallantly carried them by, boarding, as well as.thetimbervessels. At daylight f bad the pleasure of seeing the whole of this division of the I enemy, and their convoy of seven vessels, coming to honour to ho t . (Mant) W. HOMIE, Catskill& Rear-Admiral Fremantle, &x. • List of Ve*els captured by the floats of his Majesty's SlSpAlle. tillMlte, between Trernite and Vesta, on the Coast of A ow the Hilis Sept. 1812. .11 Amite ftglAsir, of now twelve-poneder, three swivels, OM sir' and =dei bfoodO, of see twelveram 1 pler ,gnat* WM. Nicol. Paseolicio, of one twelve-51 11 1! skives amen. Vilptel; same unknown, one tweiv and twelve men. -Vessel, same Itaillown, one twelve. and twelve men. . Vaud, name ualtwowb, one tst el ve-poundiaraed twelve inen. Vessel, name unknown, one twelve pounleAusd twelve men. Ve.sel, name unknOwn, one twelve-pouadotaid twelve men. Together Kith a convoy of ei . ghtecn vesicle, laden with oil, almonds, &c. bound from Barn to Venice. (SiSuedd W. HOSTS, Captwin. onbo ch t r t4lluart to. Dated Dec. 21 11112. Eaigp Preston lades. to be Liestenant, vice Stuart, pro moted. .Dated James Wood, Gintroa - Mtn, vke Edgar, promoted. Dated to above. - • • tr:, • _____ BANKKUPTCY ENLARGED. H. Hart, Portunouth,t, from Jan. 23 to March Li, al the White Hart Inn, BAN KRUI*IIF ... t SUPERSEDED. J. Smith, Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer. • BANK RU PTS. • H. Smith, Croydos, Surrey, shopkeeper, to surrender Jan. 26, Feb. 6, March 6, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ha liday, St. John's-equate. Cleekeuwell D. Salmon, Lower East Smithfield, tailor, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, March 6, at :alias& Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Bury-street, St, Mary Axe. L. Simms, Ashbornst, Derbyshire. dealer in music and musi cal instroment, Jane 29, 11 March 6, at the Green Man Inn, Ashboroe. Attornies, MrAireaves, Ashborue ; and Messrs. Kinderly, Long, sad Austen, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. J. Potter. jun. Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk, molester, Feb. 1, Mardi 6, at the Angel Inn, Colchester. Misrules, Mr. ling, Colchester; and Mr. Cutting, Bartlett`e•buildings, reborn. J. Baird and N. Baird, Wilmslow, Cheshire, check-manufac turers, Feb. 3,4, March 6. at the Castle Inn, Stockport, Che shire. Attornies; Mr. Baddeley, Stockport ; and Messrs. Milne aid Parry, Temple. W. Parr, Strad, silversmith, Jan. 26, Feb. 6. March 6, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wybourn and Burke, Craig's . court, atariag-cross. J, Shoobert and J. Sawyer, Lothbary, Blackwell Hall-fac tOrs,.Jan. 30, Feb. 6, March 6, at Guildhall Attorao , Mr. Hawley. Lothbug. W. Morgan, Jan. Ty Copps. Carmartbessbire, dealer, Feb. 8.22, March 6, at the White Una lion. Carmarthen. A tt ornies, Mama Tarrant, Clarke, .and Rkterds, Chancery-lane.; and Messrs. Davi& sad Jones, Carmarthes. W. Nis, Bridgwater, Somersetshire, linen-draper, Feb. 4. 5, •March 6, lathe Commercial Reams, Brie& Attornies, Messrs. IL and 0. Smith, Bristol; and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-hue. .I..Siaseock, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, linen-draper, Feb. 2, IS, March 6, at Guildhall, tondos. Attornies, Mr. Piggott; St. Alban's and MOUS. Anse sad Roche, Covent-garden Church-yard. J. Nolliett, Ilaltothlsse-Ends, inaeashire, mannfaeturer, Feb. 8, 9 March 6, at the Star ba r fdasehrster. Attornies, Mr. Walker, Manchester; and Mr. FJlia, ChiescerY-lane• J. Taylor, Moray, lAacmhire, asNoss.sOaver, Feb. 23, 21, March 6, at the Dog Tavern, , Manchester. Amur airs, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane; and r. Knight; klanchestr. S. Cockbarri,lfig4t-st Mary-le-bean', merchant, Jan. 3S, Feh. 5, March I, GoMell. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Enliven Vlore. Feachontimitnet. • Fitzgerald,Tialllsetraet„ oil and colourman, Jan. SO, Feb. 6. March 6, at l uYtlttl. Attorney, Mr. Veal, Abingdon-street, iVestmistser. • t . . • J. Head, Liverpool cabitietAnaker, Feb. 15, 16, March 6,5..1 the Globe Tavern. ilve2osnl. Attornies, Mr. Bird, cataW] Ditch; and Mr. sha-atreet, Bedford-row. H. Punster, Britte-coort. Fleet-street. scrivener. Jan. 26, Feb, 6, March 6,st *Has& Attorney,•Mr. Charsley, Mirk lane. T. Hughes, Dees. Somerselshire;snd S. Gulley, Shipaals, Somerseistsire, masafacturen, Jan. 25, Feb. 8, March 6; at OW Commercial Booms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holm, New Inn; and Nam. Fry end Ban; ker. A :bridge, .Somerselsh ire. M. Neighbour, South-street, Berkeley-square, stable-keeper, Fr March • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, ~..i IttTca. charge,l prOcers y PPrP• , 14,11100 . ,C.BlPert tag LeiCfster ; .sktiare, among a Crowd at the tit- Bear-street, listening :to a wailab playing tnii guitar. On the robbers seeing the dicers they ran off. The officers pursued them to the corner of Hayes's-conk, and took two into custody, and biangat them fe the Office. Their names are David Lovell and John Lloyd. The on sets 'stated, that this description of robbers hid adopted a new mode deflecting their depredations, by touching or striking persons on the bead, and while they are looking about to see tie cause, 'the villains surround and rob them. The Sitting Magistrate convicted Lloyd, as a rogue and vagabond. Lovell wait committed for further examination. On Friday evening about seven o'clock, the same patrole apprehended in Oxford-street, William Mar. note, Samuel Amos, and Hugh 14ncan, of the same descriptio.g of characters. • Amos was convicted as a rogue and vagabond : the others were committed for want of sureties. UNION-ntr.z.--;- William Chistford was charged on Saturday, by Mrs. Hopps, of Chtirch-street, Black friars, with uttering a forged 21.. note. It appeared that the Prosecuttix.lets lodgings, and having a bill in her window, the Prisoner, on the 24th of .1:1w.. last, called and asked what apartme:its she had to let. He looked at them, but did not immediately engage any, saying he weold.cali again in a day or two. Hey however, requested she would let him have some bread and cheese, and, at the same time, .gave her a 21. note to send for sortie beer. - She sent the note to Mr. Sarsan, at - the Prince William Henry public-house, in Blackfriars'-road, by het:daughter, who brought some beer, and gave the Prisoner the I Change. He soon after went away, and shortly af terwards Mr. Sarsan diicesered that the 2.1. note was a bid ode, and informed Mrs. Hopps of the circom stanee. The Prisoner did not tall'on her again till Tuesday last, *hen he appeared to be in a great . he'll.- Mrs. Hopps, however, pressed him now to take some refreshment with her, and under pretence of seeding to.the public-house,. sett to Mr. Sarsan, who came, accompanied by Mr. Troughtan, a Con stable'. On entering the room Troughtan searched the Prisoner, ind hearing him squeezing up some thingin his hand, which sounded like stiff paper, be examined it, and found it - to be a 21. note, which having been inspected since at the Bauk, proved to be ti forged one also: The Prisoner, 'in his defence, said he could not tell where he took the note which he gave to Mrs. Hopps; the other note, which the Constable took !rem him,. he torik nlr a person- iu Goswell-street, in payment for some apples.. He had forMerly kept the Rose and Crown at Hackney, but now lived at Hol loway, and followed the business of - a higgler. Ile was committed for re-examination. A. Love AFFAIR. —A love business that has keen going forward these some months at Limehouse, unknown.to the parents of' the young Lady, was in terrupted elew days ago the *toned father, who heard that his daughter wasadbent to - giveup all her future hopes by a run-away match with a young fel low who was without any ostensible mmHg of sup lug faiail The interruption was, of course, halted to say, int eemptevety sommeuet....... . 1 ..-_, 1; 77 .„ 7 ,.... t.ta . _ vitt ~,,,,,_. viva lee. . an oppietesiltrirsittiht stilli44ll Ste, . a _ o w., • - ''. ' +A- 'T: Bait IveA nature of this wertsep hod Ab e froilsusrf dlii ayod . I ' mif l e t h e elecu t . i.4,ll4 •Tlig ,rn e r l diot„ new ai l dot% 1 =1144 1 111t. -' Yg n fflielL nee,tilel. ll4l"ll4l - '4/116 ' lON' ' ' 1.1 4"1 1,14": iii.. , i,: si) Noteatesekasorl: 4l .i. - 444 - 4 ''''''''''' • 0 ''''''''',4ie' . ‘ :Id* the apprisach of.'tho *NON ane.hisfedg nod .blolded I - • I 'M . 1 -.. of c a t t ikt on. „ l . t.l jt , . • ' "4'sf At ntro. % 1 0 i s i t r e s i ' . the their tessels a#46_ bd, lea:ring. eight armed x,, ls -I,6iGeggi c ia i tai "F ode -, • , . • ' ' f e qopratect . theM odisid4 who took Yip an e - : it . t ~ .„44o."sipt~ gr wi tzwvosonoolh• - • 1 •,....:-,, . 1 '6 . bi; -- :: , . ' , l s position fotight•Ve4lllPt IVA* .eAriets of th e . "ow tbdilli.stee Foitegt . 4 .cr , ,alegyeter• 1:14 . . 10 k ..k. '.L ., _ndodi - • • • o I V P°2 voy quitted their iedeeelay.athd lined a thick: Evalee4o,lis site tbattop, wbeFeo. l :l -,...... 11K•k .. ; 4 ; •• t • sa, •. " ,t 1 , ,• , „ I , astern of drat, WO adapted for their dolfseety filiii :i tilasil . a . 4 6 k i rmes ... troberahl 0, . .. • , .4011 ~ as. *. ‘, l•3 lo Tig bt theliiiNtv• • 4*. -, i nrWl ' an?lllet bush- fighting, and widoitzompletedy celpelliedeltilit i - l' . 4144 •AN DUX. 11, - ..3 t.. it -I .. ~ 1 " I F n.ar 11 . . coast. l, „ , &oral liiiii l4 ol4ol Wilk 41614 ) id ). ' ' lag KiPeti Inf..' A iiti.t . •••• • • - ' ..ox - wr - T tli 11. this situation tlfOiittrlited Oar' idiots, whicit l i , ... ~ ~ .: . . r.e . m .. l V , a v uee t . *wise pected 4 midst. were led td the attack by Lieutena , a nt th -O e. ',Brie mi n rin w ined ilb t t p : 4 1111 10,. 4 is as es sedbe ssosed lit t h o mov birw . 5ed : 10 7 4 *1 .401, go vils . ../e. dit .i inthe an t ee l i kf il itro g onek l if i tted,. Th rdit " t i F i e r re o rr, g t.to P hen o e w rao e f rf tr id 6ev.o.i c el ku. . 0 .:0 4.14 he 1h : his accustomed !sate I Isba I want words, ttir, kos it ti en .. 1, n .:n . eig - watch mem Wei i•ititioned . himself •at die beat of ills toC meaner v e tn t w o h Y irh InitY tbk fiseAss was performed :. this i . • '-'" ."` :. . *id n o s a c • tlaf i t4 , II , boats pushing throvih.,* waty' heavy fi rs et g ra P e ier • 4 . Kau - ' i f/ be Carnet, . ,P Bltilibt. viee aler " --. tl"iiefititilipi-rtar°diarttate Wh iloce * . 4„ ) e l i nit t nats -ITO ( 1 1 , 0 0. osr :thus.: laud nisquetry, carried every thing before them, • , s i ii, juninn i n g..t • ~ . • boarding and driving the enemy from their vessels , lteted ewer laeg i fior4,ao be CoreMidlo,l" , , • !Odra 'peit'or-fhe house, took the alarm - a n d - his l i ci c i i a Pfrahl •in every direction : the marines, at the same time, ' n For i i essessa i r ...." l 4 lll " l i ii iiNtu f fni a — fir demi*. to-the b,itle of the premises to Make landing, forced them from their position in the wood, n y, w i t h out '7 . , . Fewler www th ere teed,' to receive bit*, and on mix- posseee l e " of titlo ; Rod Unt (b ri t kiss to be taptalo,,itc. signaliAh b fre oini nisi ttreo de a , d th es e p w ra o teredsta pi n ir ce cie bcautm'eon a 'leaving our brave men in quiet -. altiegoeflestemalsOss.... valuable convoy, consisting of VI vessels, lode* r • t i th e lAA , . othe r up) chiefly with oil and' almonds from Barri, bound to :, For Ensign Joie( aluit a tergrv a to be Ltetitessit, vim Letter- and hi Wait Fireiwily Seep red t ' . . • 1 Venice, a list of which I inclose herewith, with a ! etas Pr la the 1 r ttEa t gi e r' s r i p • . 1w ; 18 - t ., , ,, , *4 & t iffany !serving ) to teas liscisght • tit,tifte Oili-e, Red lgo Jobe ,' statement of their armed force. - ilitThitm. ' • and nirdEriterd an examination .Ipg_inetto Mi. SAtTial. 1 Lieutenant O'Brien was most ably seconded by For /*An (Inuit, Qat. to be EnsiO.L...**obiebister , . . Lee, the Sitting. Magistrate. The,Psiseeep char eft , ~. . Lieutenant Hood, second of this ship, Lieutenant ! fi ad mg' Greet , oeet• le be bent , Ike; ' -..—, with being instrumental tn colgiviiig the itoleu . ,pro. ilaig, of the Royal Marines (who lets no opportu- I • ,_ • . idly escape hint of distinguishing himself), and Rll,4tiiitire Oleg Drivel. ___. __ ~ . ,___- STREET Roll9s ver r PIaPOCIATIV 'speaks its theisigbest .terms of, the conduct of the i liramd o . ol Ue " 11114 • e , A M e jam. % b lu t rhlit ‘ Lime"' vile This daring 'dine 1 iolf ia lor titaletty- 'dims • ead . seamen employed ' essijaisi ,..werl; piar v Orti aliegabolissed eo. ,.. " by. • ,the le ter 7r . ,iiseutivist: Ukierint . .lit die v emiv ice A ,. y4f .44. i nfilin t:e4 t eeui d , tiltiii:r t ele v r e esh rY a vo lloS tFile ` aceit doice4oo, ago ' ''' ' auFti lli .i a t: t hnes t re ha tioar. e a ft t! cer reey i . .. ' with ...m. • 4. trsi , , I kis with. aiblitionalisSibiera I have to state, that 1 our loss ' bas Wee but trifling, two Rumen wounded e•Misty .and City sfoleseeser, and me CoaKY sad Chy 4 meet with them. . , " Edam. • • - F r id ay only, and those not dangeronily. lf j ln Ityal_nrissol Volenteeitallmeri. - • 1 °6 mo rni ng, 1 . 0714 , et . , and - I have the honour to be t &c. Lieut. John Cbarierstuart to be Captain , vice Bad , reagoei ti Coif*, observed a gang in r. : 44tpare, among felow•AN w. mos rE. Cantata. Dated Dee. Vi t IllilsU4:_ _ - - ' . ..-__l _1 .. a crowd at the end of• Bearstieet, listening to n MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War 0 - Nee, Jan. Q. Itrglinent of Life Guards, Ensign Clarke P. Williams, from tic 9lst Foot, to.be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dickson, promoted. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons,, Cornet Lord George Lenalt to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Warren, promoted. ~ 13th Ditto, Cornet Henry Willis to be Lieutenant, by purchase. 'Vice Garstin, who retires. 15th Ditto. Lieutenant Ilenry Fitz - Clarence, from the 7th Foot, to he lieutenant, wiasout purchase. Henry Dixon, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,. vice Cloete. promoted. 134 Ditto, William Knevett„ (sent. to be Cornet, by purchase, 'vice Graham, promoted in the 10th Light lhagnons. lath I)itto, Gentleman Cadet John Tritton, from the Royal Mi litary College, to he Cornet, without purchaie, ht Regiment of Foot Guards, Robert Batty, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Duvet; pm - soled. 10.0 Regiment of Foot, Jells Sherrie, Gent. to be Ensiga, by purchase, rice Ahaintv, promoted.. 19th Ditto, Licatelettit Thomas R. Graves to be Captain of a Company, ♦ice Burnett, deceased. gosign Si. Made to be Lieutenant, vice deceased. Charles Lennon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wide. _ 27th Ditto. To be Capiiii - istifeOmpanies, Lieut. Cheeks Chitty, by paretase, vice Wainwright, who re tires. 'ACM. John Simpmn, from the 10th Foot, vice Bean n, deceased. Lieut. Osarles.Crowe, from the 101st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mediturst, what resigns. liith Ditto, Ensign George 8. Hobart to be Lieutenant , without purchase, vicellaydea. whWretires. 37th Ditto, Lieutenant William Morgan, from the Kildare Mi litia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 47th Ditto, Brevet Major Richard Chethant to he Major,`viee Broad, deceased. Lieut. James Pickard to be Capiala of a Company, vice Chet ham. 54d Ditto, Edward Michell, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, l vice Browne. Protakted -5.34 Ditto, Charles Smallwood, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vies Harrison, promoted. 60th Ditto, Lieut. Frederick &its to be Captain of a Company, vice Watson, deceased. Ensign W. C. Bagnall to be Lieute nant, without purchase, vise Seitz. D. S. Thomas, Gent. to he F.asign, vice 13agnall. 6Vd Ditto, Alexander Reid, Gent. to be Essig*, by purchase, vice Reid, who retires. 63d Ditto, Lieut. Edward Lucas to be Captain of a Company, vice Blake, deceased: Ensign Patrick M'Grath to be Lieu• tenant, vice Lucas. William Bennett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'Grath. ' _ 85th Ditto, Ensign Christopher Basked to be Lieutenant, with out pur chase, vice Grant, sopeneded, being absent without leave. 89th Regiment of Foot, Gime Frederick Graves, Gent. to Ensign, by purchase, vice Graves, promoted in the Royal " zilecrs. 90th Ditto, Brevet Major Hon. James Stewart, from the a. Font, to be Major; by purchase, vice Gardiner, who retires. 95th I)itto, Second Lieutenant John G. Fitzmaurice to be First Lieutenant, without po . rcbase, vice Omit. who retires. 100th Ditto, Ensign Patrick Gibbons to be Lieutenant, by chase, vice Bohm, appointed to the Canadian Feacibles. 101st Ditto, Cornelis, Mammy, Gent, to ba &align, by panimese, vice Bteeke, whisletlzes. - N Ceylon Regiment, 111‘jeraGeaeval John Hamilton. Mit 81st Font, to be Colonel ? vice Lieuteeant-,Genernl Rsopsay, deemed... • l• • - !OM legiment. .1 Bart Singes, mealmau, Feb., 5, H a 1 Chichester. Attoruies MearsFew Sd WI Wliii - . 1 Jau,iii,3l;l;:i, karat 6,ist Guildhall. Aitorney, Mr. Parks, _with- Wallbrook. uotte M. rowers, Purtanciatli, tUveranitb, Feb. 2, 13, March 6, at . Gaildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.. MIMI,. BeTis-hlarht,lt. rt„be Mary Axe. 1 r 4 - T. D. 1A6101401 J. Parry, Devonshitaagnare, merchants, Jan. 26, Feb. 6, March 6, at GaildhalL Attorney, Mr. Mimi'. 95th AnEel-court, ThrU6ruorton4treet. • Ira. W. Fawcett, Cnescott.alseet, Bermondsey, carpenter and Vint Wilder, Jan. 26, Feb: 6, March 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, ble.srs. Drew and•Soos, Bermondsey-street, Southwark. par- W. Austin, BUiraseet, Chelsea, bricklayer, Feb.. 2,6, . March 6,' at Gellllllall. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Warne, awe.• St. Helen's- treet. , -4. 'fisceit-battgr, Feb. 2, 16, Mar* ill ' ale : t it On " '' . W it-batter Red Lion-street, `Wap- 01 4Y, . , A i1 ,...... c . ' . Jt4ker. tem ftim i t, mealman, Feb. 4,5, March 6, , •,. - i wards th e ship. I . Sd West Ipdla !killing. To be lmps, at the White Hari lis Melt ester . Atiornies Mears , Few, I porting a faint y . The interruption was, 01 Counr, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Covent - garden ; and Mr. Blagdoa, i- . • • lam happy to say this service has been -executed i J o n", Willi am iiidd, Gent. without pore b ag . ~;,, Ed er , . chichest ; r• . .:. .1 without any logs on our parts, which. I consider as I placed upon hall-pay. Henry James Schoedle, Gent. v ice I chiefly owing .lo the arrangements of Lieutenant o.'l3rien the gllantry and promptitude with which . . sth t .l) n i7t el 'o, d E ec os e l a g seti n Alexander Geddes to be ' at th Ro ya l Oak l on. I purchase, vice Spilkbant, placed upon half - pay. c. Jones, Worthen, siteogehiee mercer, Feb . 9. io, marchs, ' , , inexpressibly disagreeable to the fond pair. l'he Lieutenant, 'without ' Steven% onLliscol 1 and Mr. 6 a Pool; Mont'iomegibire. Anomie., Mr. ri th es P001. ,0 disappointed - lever expostulated in very fine language 1 with th e father, who,' UhfortUnitely, was . Pr' i . he led the hoofs to the attack, and` the brave , deter. Atte. To be Ensigns , • •. 18. Al ' St. le n ta,.H imi n l ntingdoniirs, • dealer, Feb. 1,2, Mann 1 against eloquence, , and the Dilly subject he would 6, at the Unicorn Inn, St. lies. Anomie', Mr. Needham, Gud- I talk upon was the. money. It happened that so he m: tsander Mamoru, Gent. vice Slrley deceased. Lewis • nnuiebesier; sad Mears. Egan and Waterman, Gray's Inn- d ays ;,. • nailed support he received from those under ig comJi rus.ild. Iles peaks in high terms of Lieutenant Gost- 1 livg. Thiid Lieutenant, Lieutenant Ilaig, of the lto)sti Mnrines, and the officers and men under his . J ams Gent without purchase, v' . ames 1...,ber, Gent. vice Geddes, ice .orbyis, superseded. square. . . • Sd Ga*ison Battalion, Henry Promfield, Gent. to be Deism,. ice Garry, appointed to the Roval York, Honors. .% _. , ' [Dividends, &c. To.morraw.] WelPenignite==Meli l before the affair was detected, the old man mono noefytfhreomstreeidetr and had by t t i l le ar d i e led ate a ri l t l y h o i f s ~ A e orders in the different boats for their gallantry anti ! Rnv alit.'" Rijn ors, Lieut. Willinm Bons 4ss lie Captain ales g. • lumpany, vice Wright, deceased. a l°ll 4e 4 t b it n le e m iii at A few nights since about eleven'o'clock, tie 1111.. 1 friends not to expose their ► property to such depre- ; f co.Onesv. 1. To be Lieutenants, r 3 tosiwri L. Mort?, vice rogan; detailed. Essig. Gthriean his wou ld son-in-law, he asked him what p ei I singlsaaess of Russell-street , Covent-garden, was pas. dooms. In the coarse of the dialogue between him - along Oxford !early opposite • }leeway-, 41 The enemy's force consisted of La Tisiphone i I bli7rre, vice J oson,4leceased. • • , . , French tiatioual xeheck, of three guns, one 6-pounder i, Fiati . - .31 Anna (lorry frots o be the Ensir Garriso r • cc 1 ; yard, he was met t ag of four or five robbers, ~pertyle had ?—To which the other relied that it . . and two 3-pounders, and, twenty-eight men • ; gun. i sez r k. 3 ., • ." a saitid • ion : vice . . who suddenly kale los dawn with a bludgeon consisted in brass.—And where is that brass ?— boat No. 1 one 0-ounder, two . 3..poenders, and i levies nt..major win. Wright to be Attineot4 (rub the ma 4 I sen and aatela bpat ) him on his hiMid so as to render him almost* carry it here," says Elie hero, striking his forehead twenty-four men ; g un-boat, No,. 2, one 9-pounder PliiO3),..Vlce Bone. . , .. The/ robbed him 01l gold watch, chola . "ler/cur of pickpockets." and two seals. Bei gentlemen easing spoils 4141 •On Saturday s the 16th inst. in the evening, as s Bartholomew Hartley, Gent. wee Marro . ' . and twenty men ;. intended for the protection of the!. . T h e Kings aerma r =on. trade on the coast of Istria from - Lola to 'Trieste. . ..I.st Battalion of die Lines V 9. °lat. ta be * E l lil-I g n ' lain humanely off "lik red the teal liP‘ for ll* .to . 1 , 1 a fell od al lse l l a e li r I 4. .• I very proms a stopped edinonthe T oad d eo he me tw r ee o ffi n r she was 1 haie the honour to be, &c. - vice Wedel. promoted. 1 9d Ditto. 'nos. Luttlng, {tent. to be. Etssfg4 ilot fkimildat, convey him to his apartmentaln Rawl ' (Signed) ' W. HOSTE, Captai n . promoted: ' . Rear-Admiral Frensantk, &i. &c. dic. Tbe„Huke of llranswioli °ell Corps . : . be was confined aiveral ° dill 1,1? consequence. of the (atisounting to.serral pounds) most inhuman i .y , . -, bruises he received. ' '... ' * I pad her of al/ her clbthe,s in which miserable . . . - • . --_,.. Cay.alry. • . situ- ') His Majecty', ship Bvebvnte, Sept. 18, 1812. To he Ltatrenants, ... 411/111, l a t i e l e 1 not cooteOted With . Robbing . her of her alt . ll, : iw o 'i n th :e o y i: ' 'The •Srheisegnitted theYmed on the 'Clerks titian the remained till ta k en , up bj the driver o s f tr o ' * - . taarnbig; at do l t b rea k, .1 itiscovere i l en enemy's eon- Coned- Mulier L froal Me Retired Ltst, eke sebiski. •It IS atatedy,o4l4- AO, li bet lb. itiguraei , fOrdild her:mail ass i s tance In hit power. ft is lope i t Aosino, atastdloi• 'B4odg-short to the . N. W. Ciihn , e c i ;, e , la ' v i ce E r - e rej;l e j,; — re iTrm . • aryl 1.111111111141d 8 prevented my closing with them la I ' • ' . CABRHIQ/01. ,16 be Major i ty psw:... , hi ", - . i ' 1 d .' , Oestiessee to elede . dateetton. 9rtbik, coati., ea that road, who very humanely at- . . ~. , , . ' . Ahtt *sward is villainontoooduct entitlot kW le. - vtieti'ligtbir istitibbi i iiits lately exulted at_....... Cornet George Schoks3. T eornet e be co Chal reet, lel Plats ' • °fib. r Sea; I have the honour to inform you, that, this , ;.. ' • voy Wave; lresuite'and Vasco, on the coast of ca.. . w w ..... s .sseeroo d .,lngiC Illen*.Of IL SR .. , se !. the, , sash wive ; it themossier'witt won Aye. apprehended, and tot e % ela 0 46 1 1 411 4 :0th "- P ftwr dellsrhed. till bolts ondei.'. G k e t al 3144 ri " d 'i' elbets ‘ hi g m tk =" ms ' l44°G°4 " .4 Mark btrtlift'iltte . • Sid the whole numbit'idd I,Jp,sxs N I *raided and Pablished by 1). 4'‘''. l -l• "' ' I " I ~ . OA coellall4 drldiotengit O'Brin * First of this I . d e is 6 Zer nda" T ib • urY° Sae - Pie 'Paas ' llitaglitita " • • S ' • peeves Aft champ dependent on them. -- • -a hp 0 e• Fleet ,t vet . . 1 , 41 11,11 X IVIIIi. . - • , • .- • • • . . . • , • • ' • ' . i• ' " • IT • • . , . • . , •r•... . , • . • ' Il••••••1 01 1. • •••• ' S' ' '.' '" . • • • . • . ' • - . . I% - j •Sitarling, 1 Ilo!born. I.