The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-19 00:00:00

~..... , . . .., inirnder, who possesses the confidence of his troops in the highest degree, made a shift, as soon as its was dressed, to return to the head of his brave 1 fellows, whom he continued to lead on until the 1 termination of the battle. General Augereau, the i only Brigadier.Getieral in the division, assumed the chief command, daring his absence, and made t :I most skilful dispositionsie every quarter. playing, upon this occasion, equal int eitlity a 4 military talent. Whilst preparation were mak ing for carry log his orders into effect • I points, our troops of the centre and Id . held in check the enemy, who was astoni at a resist. since which frustrates all his plans, and rendered fruitless the utmost exertions of the whole of hii! force. O'Danitell pushed fet waril y :by his left,,ii. column of infantry, which was supported by the: whole of his cavalry ; bet a charge ordered at that., very install', and execiited by the With regiment of dragoons, the 3il provisional regiment of chas. *curs, a nda squadron of Napoleon's dragoons, corn. i pletely cut off this column, which consisted •of Swiss ; a thousand men laid down their arms, and.l two stand of colours were taken from them.. This successful charge was continued as far as Toua.— Our cavalry made dreadful slaughter, and the con. tosion was so great, that it soon became manifest . slang the whole of the eutnnY's line, in conse quence of the redoubled efforts made by the French. - The Spaniards were routed at all points, and pursued as tar as Moya. .Those that escaped owed their safety only to the protection of the steep mountains. 2 " The field was envereit with the killed and wounded, arms, and broken tumbrils. " Though the army of Catalonia had already obtained decisirebadvantagges, this is the most glo rious day it can boast, of. The energy's loss was considerable. 40 had 3,500 killed and wounded, including several officers of rank ; and 3,:150 pri. goners are already on their march for France,' • among whom are 25 Officers of all ranks. " The baggage anti waggon train of the enemy's army 6 , 11 into the hands of our brave soldiers, and also a hundred mules, laden with cartridges, and five hundred horses belonging to their cavalry, " General O'Donnell can henceforth find HQ Safety, except under-the"walls of Tarragona. • .. ".During the whole of the action, Adjutant.' Commandant Guillemot, Chief of the Stair of the, General of Division Souhain, manifested an sal.. vity end zeal deseivieg of praise. • , " Whilst . O'Donnell, with his three division., was engaged with the single division of Souham, a corps of 2000 troops of the line, 1 5 00 niiiitieleti, and. 200 horse, commanded by e Swiss Colonel, attacked a post of 60 men, of the brave regiment of Berg, who occupied elsala, under the com hand - of Brigadier-Colonel Guettre. They made an obstinate ceshalace. I was appr;zed of the Circumstance in time to detach Itoo men to their issietanee, under the Command of Gesteral Guil. lot, who, in concept with Colonel Gtuettre, .frus. tested this bold project on the part of the enemy, paid pursued them beyond Cilot, Stith the loss. of more thaw $lO men. " The Italian, troops, blockading II Ostalrich, /aro . also ....situkeit cm the same day by whole fronds of insurgents, wha **Aid from all park isf the mountains, to the nusnberof morethan 5000. Men ; but their efforts were fruitless, and by the eicellent dispositions adopted by General Mazu-. Oselli, who provisionally commands. the division of. Pion,_ the banditti were dispersed with great ilase.•' "The General of Division, Verdier, at the same time, with a column of 1500 men, cleared the (toiletry of ,various bands that were ravaging the, peaceable part Of the *coast, and dispersed a junta, of insurgents, who were stirring up discord its the envirous of Avenysadiz*Mer. . " In all quarters the enemy has been disappoint. ed, and sustained the most disgraceful defeats. O'Donnell's vivo* were, to destroy the division of Sonham, to relieve Qstalrich, and once more to iuterrept our Communications with France.. 6 '. The loss experienced on that day, at all points, on our side, consists of 143 killed, and 27% wounded, including seven officers. " Generals, officers, soldiers, all merit the greatest praise. I shall avail myself of another opportunity, to inform you of those who have chiefly distinguished themselves. " 1 intreat your Excellency to accept the as. serance of my distinguished considerition. . " The Imp in! Mrs alril, Govenitte.tleneml hi estalonis, " AUGEREAU, Duke of Caaigtione." - - 7 -- HANO*ER, MARCH 7.—On the occasion of this country being occupied by the troops of his Majesty,' the King of Westphalia, the following proclamation was issued in His Majesty's name : " HAN6ViRIASS! The Emperor, my exalted bvetber, het transforreg to toe, by a convention • concluded at Paris 'op the t4lll - 31ntaary, et this year, all his rights and claims on your country, and incorporated it with my kingdom. His deputies have delivered it to me, and I this day take possession of it. You are heneefOrth to enjoy the Invaluable advantage of being re•-; tiered from the painful state of uncertainty in which you have hitherto lingered ; and for ever united with a State ) *WO, fur the future will secure you against 'all attacks of Conti: 1 mental Powers, and 'which will also koow hew to. protest yon from insults, which might be at. tempted its the course of a maritime war. The i misery and wretchedness to .which you have hi.l tberto been °spewed, cannot but render yon more I thankful for the happiness and tranquillity which you are npw to enjoy. Your loyalty and your' rod sentiments are known. I depend on .your,' attachment. The esteem and regard which your King will ever entertain 'for you, are the surest pledges of kis unwearied solicitude to promote per prosperity and welfare, by every means which he hat in his power. .1 entertain the pleasing hope, that you, on your part, will never frustrate the Confidence whiehl place in you, nor destroy the brilliant prospee.l which now opens to your view. •' Glees at our Belot Palace, in Cassel, the Ist Meech, 11110. . * ( 4 igile 4 ) " JEA,OME NA POLF.GN." 1. , •-. ~ t: ---,- - , for Conspeigne, threes/b. iii. deisitehneat of t Maerthe: We understand, that a detachment of 300 has. sari is to arrive here on. the 11th of this month, and 50 hessars have also been ordered to every ' lace where relays arestetioned fur her Majesty's f 'smug& . .f Beatle s Pls. 22. —All the intelligence We re. 'teive from Paris, is of the most satisfactorynature. Our new Minister, General Venuzomask, has ex perienced the most distinguished reception on the part of the Emperbr Napoleon. It is very possi ble, that the severe measures which our Govern ment has lately adopted, with regard to the admix. sion of neutral shipsin our ports, are owing to some conversation which our present Ambassador had in Paris en that subject. As to the English ships, which in the course of last year food means to steal tut() our ports under American colours; they will, in all probability, never make their ap pearance again. INSPEUCK, FEB. 27.—Andrew Hofer died with much resignatiun. The youtvg student, *hu act ed as his Privy Secretary, was also shot, in Mau. ,tus, tin the 16th inst. Ili As plain of Passeyer, a piece of camera has been dug op, which had been buried there by An drew Hofer, and contained 10,000 florins, in gold ind litter coins.. Meijer, the innkeeper of Malts,' who was lately shot in Botzano, died with much firmness. . • COPENIIAOSS, Masten 2.—On the 28th of last month, his Royal Majesty pUblished a very Severe• edict against the exportation of colon* produce from . Altona, which, in future, p hio net, ors any account whatsoever, btrAwyeeted from that place. to foreign countries, tether by sea or land. in ' case of contravention, the goods shall be forfeited .to the informer, and the 'ofeed6 punished with three months condemnation to the public hulks. Levotro, -Maacir 14.--Accounts from the Soo t hereparts of France contain the following intelligerief, relative to the state of again in 1 Spain. The operations against Portugal are like.. ly to be soon commenced. The Duke ofAbran. Lea, who, in all piolonbilily, is to direct them, has set out from Burgos. Troops arrive from all parts to join his arMy. Marshal Ney, who, with part of his army, had adianeed luta the kiergdont of Leon, and established his head-quarters rin Astorga, has since detached IMO of his ' troops to the Southward, in order to form a june. ,lion with .General Hendeler, who t *1 interim, command, h. Se emu! corps. This Geueral occu- pies the Batiks of the TagnsOn order to overawe the army of the Duke'del Parqur, which is agaitt,i commanded by the Marquis de la Romano, who has taken up a position in the vicinity of 13adajoz, ' but is not likely long to. maintain that position, as the htarshal Doke of Treviso is already on his march to act against him in concert with the second corps. . VIONA, Ft& 14...-We are 11111111tre4 that scvc. rat of ibeceded provinces, still bectspied by the' French • troops and not yet appropriated, will be restored to Austria, We, sect likewise to sera, in a short time, events dliclased of the•highest im. portaece to oar Monarchy. It is said, also, that the town of Brat:nag, Whither many Members of the . Imperial Fa mily,. mitt the Hungaiion Guard will accompany the , Princess, will be restored to. .Austria.—(Leyden Genetic, Mack 16.) . a. _. . .. . Ftehititi'foti ‘ DON 04Zg a rtE; Mord 17. , .". • r ° Admiralty Qlfice l , March 17. , Copies of two Letters from Captain Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, of his Idajtoty's ship• Christina the Seventh, ad dressed to the. Hon. Rear-Admiral Stopford, and transmitted by Lord Gambier to J. W. Cioker, . His klatiestyb - Ship Zhnbtion the Seventh, Basque Roads, Jan. 10, 11310. ••• 5111,...! take leave to acqnaint you, that morning a convoy, consisting of the description of ,vessels. named in the margin, on their pas. sage from Isle d'Ait to Rochelle, was,, by the spirited efforts of the boats of his Ma jesty's ships Christian the Seventh and A rmidc, under the command of Lieutenant Guion, senior. of this ship, drove within grape and musket range of the battery, and (with the eseeptiott Qf the last one, taken), completely burnt, the water' ebbing so fast as to reader it impossible to bting them off. They were fall laden with valuable cargoes of wines and brandies (of the beat quality), 'soap, rosin, candies, pitch, oil, pine, varnish, 4c. In this onterprize not a mate was hurt. I have the honour to be, &c. (Sinned) JOSEPH 1. YORKE. The Han. Honed Sinpfurd. • Rear-Admiral of the White, arc. JIM Mrtjesty's Ship chrintim Seventh, , • in Barque Rude, Jan. V, 1810. • • Stn,..-.A convoy of about thirty seal making its eprosranee yesterday evening by the Magnusson ross, afiillllll tan VPit+splwasigg inG ingd to ruri the chance of getting into Rochelle; / made - Mr signal for the beats to chase. 'With their• seals tomtit spirit and gallantry, and issit'by .Lieeteniat Guion sof •this shim they attacked 'the convey,, which run &Intend within a stoner throw of the batteries, when five of them, is per margin,- were, under a heavy fire of grape and isitslietry, burnt and one taken; the- . rest pet back:. .It is onsdless for me to 'what 01:t porticdthr *et, of couvageln particular persons, as that character of British Of: ficers and-seamen is too•well•known and appre ciated requite any praises film ale. in this aL fair one of the ArmWe's livauhded s and. two of the enemy's killed. - 'bare the .-ho :sour to be, &c. • JOatirit S. YORKE.- %Mini . dami &Las 1P•41 THE , STATESMAN. War fecal Capt. Me= Procris, stating ' ate' desfructiOn by that sloop, gralavia, of the Dutch Compeafs armed brig Waister, mounting' eight pas and tutr swivels, with 86 men. o,Nce, March 47. Vice-Admiral the lion. Sir Alex. Cochrane has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter Goan Captain Stanfell, of his Majesty's sloop the licorpiani giving an account of his having, on the 12th of January. last, captured, off Gueulaloupe, the French national brig L'Oreal'', of fourteen 21. pounders, and two lung twelves, with a -com plement of 110 men. She . had sailed from Basse terre tieesameevening fur France, having on Want a Lieutenant-Colimel and two other Officers of the. army, ind the Captains and several Officers of the two French frigates lately destroyed; and used every exertion to escape or run on shore, but was cut off by the skill and actiiity of Capt. Stanfell. TheVice-Admiral has also transmitted a letter from Captain Hayes, of his Majesty's ship Freija, stating the destruction of the batteries at Day Mahaut, in the islatut of Guidaioupe, and of a Ship and national schooner at anchor there, and l &Ise the capture of an armed brig by the boats of theFreija, ender the direction Of Lieutenant Da. vid Hope, who appears to have displayed mach gallautry in the performance of this service. Foreign -Of ice, March 14. The King has been pleased to appoint James 111orier, Eats. to be his Majesty's Secretary of '.Embassy at the Court of his Majesty the King'of IPersia. MILITARY PROMOTION!:'.: ' Frac Ofce, Mira 17. • 19th Regiment of [aria lirngoons, Cornet John Gentili to be .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice .Bowes, promoted in the 48th Foot. Nish Ditto, Gentleman Cadet the Honourable Edward Cost, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, without purchase. Hospital-Mate George Rozca to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Henlde, deceased. 19th Ditto, Cornet Henry Floyd to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Vice . Burkle. promoted. 21st Ditto, Colvin George Caere to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Leckey, promoted. 294 Ditto, Major tine Honourable F. C. Puasonby, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Seymour, Who re tires. Lieutenant Charles Tudor, from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant, •ice Waring, who exchanges. Cornet John Banner to be Lieutenant, without purchase. b. Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Robert Murray to be Captain of a Couipativ, by ptirchme, vice Rea, who re - tires. Ensign J. B. Wall iolur Limteuant, by purchase, • vice Murray . . G. C. Johnstone, Gent. to be Ensign, w i th ant purchase, vice 4th Ditto, Ensign Henry Hickea to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hardwicke, promoted, (Oh Dittn, Lieutenant George Carter, from the 7th Garrison Battalion', to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, plaeta oy half-pay of the 7th Garrison itnttalion. Thomas Ileplion Yavasour, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, tient Usedys, the 7tli trriann .0 10 4 4 4 r ••• • - be Lientenant, with the Sib West India' to be Saida, vice 66th Font, tube' ?a, promoted in be Captain of who retires.' the 7th Garrison placed on MO- • pit'. $9ll Ditio, Lieutromo Miebiel De:Onie. from the 7th Garrison . • Battalion, to be-..Lieuteanni, vice Stager, placed on hag pav of the 7th Gartman BattuHim 45th Ditto, Lieutenant 7dinnits Atklio. frosn'the Bth Garrison Battalion, to b. Lieutenant,. vice Wellington, placed on bitif-pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion. 47th Mtn, Licutesam Stephen Grier. from the`lo3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Halt, who eschangee. 481 b Ditto, &sign James Rnck to be Lieutenant, without • purchase, vice Magee, Prollooted. 53l Ditto, William Ripley, Gent. to be Ensign. by purchase, vice Ferris, 'appointed to the Coldstream tiasrds. 534 Ditto Ensign James Hamilton to be Lientewitot, without purchase, vie; Bentley, who retires. ligniiperbel f Don ker; to be Lieutenant - by:porches*, vice brDlealpel, pro footed in the 45th Foot. 6OA Ditto, Brevet-Major John Claire ti be Major, with oat purchase, 'Vice Davy, promoted in the tilt Garrison BEttolion, • ribi Natio, Jobo M'Kay, Gent. tole Ensign, gay purchase, W i th BAftlide, promoted. Ditto, Wellesley Medlicntt, Gent. to be Ensign, with , vat purchuse,vice Johnson , promoted isklbe 4th eylua , - liegitntot; . 72d Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Bland, fro os,the 7th Garrisok Battalion; to be Lieutenant, vice William Grant, placed on half-pay of the 7th Garrison Ratialion. 76th Ditto, Ensign Samuel Barrow! to be Lieutenant, by panthase, vice Bayley % who retires. • ' 7801 Ditto,. Lieutenant Robert Slate. Iran the 75th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Compr i appointed to the 73d Foot. 89th Regiment of Foot, Lista/motTyrrey, from the Bth Garrison Hattalioe, to be Lietaat,. vice Gibbs, plated on halt pay of the Bth Gerd** Battalion. 94th Ditto, Ensign Charles Reed, (corn the Stißing.hlre Mi . Win, to be Ensign. .. • Ath Ditto. Ensign William Le• Hardy to be Lieutenant, , without parcliase, vice Valiancy,' pemostod id tile sth West India Regiment. 101st Ditto, Arthur Forbes Lloyd, Odillk to be Ensign, with out purchase. . • , it -. lOU Ditto, Lieutenant Foster 140, L ftwes the 7th Garrison • Battalion, to he tiouteimitt, site Drattn, placed on ball pay of the 7th amiss, Bilintilloo. . 19.14 Ditte, Lieutenant J t J., F. ,111,oly, from the 47th Fool, • to be Lieutenant, vice Grier, who examen- Royal Stain Corps. Gentleman Cadet George Mortlaont Die .4lollowlinm * al. Militant Ottliege, to he Envie, wit b mg purchase, vl eeEE'l't Sash., Royal Afrinia.Gorps, iceboat am rey ITaisigfe : l4lto„ . m the Coldstream Foot Guards, tete EnstrotoleeCraisvell, Royal West India Rangers, Captnia Thomas Berretta to be Major, witltat purchase, vire Campbell, proiaided'im • the 4tt Cerldi Regimen. •, Llesdenatt T. B. loath , to' be • C. , ption of a Company, vies Ber.eettla Lair IDlltelest Boebader to be Lieutenant,, v ice Lynda. • ' " ' .4th Cellotti.gimeot: • • To beCaptaias of Companies, without potelotse,* Lieutenant Without N. Covell, from the 69th' toot. jLienteoant Bartholomew Clarke, from the 30th Foot. Idesetennet William Riddle, from the Id Light Battalion of • the King's German Legion. latieutemod , Jeffery Salvia, from the 41ii Foot. • • .. Lieutenant Thomas Fletcher. Irons Sheikh Font. Lieutenant Lownmee Brown,•ftieatise-21st Foot. • Lieutenant Andrew Blacks% (riots the Stills. Foot. Lieutemint F. A. Pinning, from the 32 ceilon Regiment. Ti' hit First Lieutenants, without ionitase, f:44lpriak:ll4oloi inpirtNivettpe. 4 .•,. zwel ------ utri lhichiur f . ma rrem 4l .4llt ne. o. ' ',,, 1 , ..• , . • ftift Mao. & t • •,-- i•':..i. ...,- : • 's ft tL I V Dlillgt iti l it '''. • ' s 111, Prow tlie 11 a allow. 'Ssigilest:llokoegnal ratOis )FillMalasi, from dm Ist Coilime L. 2EMewciow Aloe. frisio l *eilih Parrison Battailmal, '. • .' .F. Volleyers Awe the to Foot. . ft. C. Julien; /rain the'llall Filat. . • . '. ftiaellieusit 611114ea115a,..:* , Ai: - , . ;;41 ward es NI •cielli. ... . , . '- . . ;. ' John Wo Men tie*. • , • • ' ' "•• ' Joinileslakti admit, fiat.. • •• • ~., • 4'. s: .: •Arepr,Criepap Goats • . • • : , • .•-•••• '•. .5. • ,- . • wialtsaw Lawrie float_ J 1 ......, Mir% Hughes,. deal. • . Waltet _Boyd, gest. Royal Waggon Train, Linnets/int John Warine, frs..t_ Yid Light Dragoons, to be Lieuttaun, vice Tudor t exchanges. , wh o Chasseun Britannigues, ..--..-... Bihmell, Gent, s, k_ „ sgt, vice Premix, whose appoilitment has re. tled. - •‘ 1 ! tans 3d G i rr i soo Battalion, Captain William Le (Ir m a the Bth Garrison Braaten, to be (Alp/ e a, o f a C• rrai t vice Drury, placed o n half-pay of the Bth Ga er Zr e a l Y, lion. n to . 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Fraarb from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to .be L' Vr - 73 i I R iun gt . led ru t ar P t t e u r c - bl sli: l te hai rJa f- sa P ies a) M l) e f r l c h e e r 81 f the h roiT irrim t il ithl"`• Tite.l- 4.4, • to be Lieutenant, vice Muller , defeated. Slew Branwick Fenribles, Lieutenant A. G. A be Captain of a Company, vice Fitzgerald B B,,, o ts Amiga John M'/Chilton to he Lieutenant, vice g'ge• t ,,, .. • Thomas Leonard, Gent. to he Easigo, vice M . 7 `Kini - 1 • . BREVET. Caistaio William rmyHeary , Wilby, of the 90th Foe, , . Valor in the A. STAFF. John Heyward, Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade at %L . chereo, to be Chaplain to the forces. Adjutant --- Dalgatty. from the Royal Militia, &L.., lege, tab,- Adjutant ot a Recruiting District ositir r . Rank of Lieutenant), vice Muuutford, who rct -"` wri te v i former half-pay. To tie Assistant-Consminaries-Geanal to th e F Otte', George . White, Gent. . Pereenne Bourdies, Gent. William Beech, Gent,. Benjamin T. Makin, Gent. 1 Richard Barney, Gent. ! Thomas G. Ragland. Gent. David Carruthers, Gent. Joho Skeys„ tient. and Charles .1. For&.s, Gent. The King's German Legion, 3d Light lofontey Banatioe, William A:kins, Ge s t, to b e Ensign, vice De Lennon, promoted. The Duke of Brims w ick Oets's Corp, AssistnatAlurgeopi Henry Wablinger, from theist 0 of the King's Gerugaa Legion, to be Surgeon to Cie (4, valry Regiment. • MEMORIINDHM. The Promotion of Ensign Henry Meech, and o r p„,„ e - 1 James Black. to be Lieuteuant tattle 4811 i Foot, asst the Gazettes of the 9th December and the 3,1 Februago7 have nut taken. place. . -- 1 Erratum hi the Gazette of thelOth ult. For Charles Bayinon, Gent. to be a Barra, k.gt ai , to Great-Britain, vice William Corby p, promoted,' - 7 A ri d omelet Bay nine, Gent. to be a.-Deputy Barrack.l‘. tee ha Great-Britain, vice William Corby a, p e ,, t0 „ 1 „ 4. bathe Gazette of the 9th December hit, . ' For William Gilbert, Gent. to be &sign, vice Aleid' . promoted, i Read William Gillsert, Gent. to be Ensign, vice AWN whose appointspeut,bas nut taken place. I—. . • Ordnance-Office, March 12, 1810. __Rot al Regiment of Actillery. . Gentleman 'Cadet Plats 'fhoinson to be Second t e jesa ent. vice Lawson, preinot.A. Dated March 5, 1810. Gentleman:Cadet Coustauline Yeoman lobe ditto, vice low, prionoteil. Dated wahine. • Gentleinan Cadet f;eorge James to hp, ditto, vice M promoted. Daied a. above. Gentle.nan Cadet JouteteChriaie to bd ditto, vice Trtivilma, promoted . Dated as above. .. Gentleman Cadet George K. Pembertm in be alai vice Ct pleston, promoted. _ • Getletnau Cadet Charles H. Nesett is be ditto, vire Crash, . promoted. - pandas abov e. —;..--" .• : . Commissions sigued by the Lord Unites** of the . Cmhe Heat. • To We. Deputy Lieutenants. Robert Moneypenny, Egg. D u ped relgnov,l3,l3lo. , Rodeo Powell, Esq. Dated Febieit t •i l l , s, 1810. Vdtann . , issions in the King's Own meat of leitheatiM ' e . Milan, Mimed by the La ieotehald. - . ...! Magllg be er Ir4ohy_Talbot, Dint. ta be Lisatiwalt. NW • Ortigr rt OM ' • .:.--....-.4:: Mine, Gent. to Cltillkiii'ib s- b' Jones Paatnn A , John. Jones, tam. 10, 1810. Commissions sleeted Westerii Battalion ot Emu Militia.. . EsSign George Sere Farr to! be .. I.laWnint. D 51411111104 . 16, 181 • ' . _ ..., R ~ , Leonard . .egiW ,Gett. to be Kiisigai ItNieettle g l , Pianos rimed Fielding, Gent. to . Ift MOM ' Atry 17, 111104. . . , :i . ' ~ ." .. 7". Captain Sutton's Volunteer Carpi o f lidemia, . &Toni Lieutenant Thomas John II MO M. PIS kg* ok itv e ry • mutt, vice i'mcirell, resigned. DM ' , 4, 11lh . William Beth* Sutton , Genh.to he ishillnealli sal Hopkius, promoted. Dated as above. • . . • -..,.... • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. W. Dunen, Thatched' 11Mise-eoart St. Jaiwa'ssinet, working-jeweller, from March 20 to ids. ll,' 11 tea, It Guildhall, . • J. Stone, llridge-road, %emboli, widows% from Mark 24 to-April 1?, at tea, at Ciaildinsil. J. • 3 It A P p rilie ril il, Sk at igne ten r , sl nt ree Gisillihnli t"*"" . 11"1"Ist • ° ts. Yard , . BANKRUPTCY StIPERSEIMML ...; : W. Phillips, Brightliefinstooe, carpal's. • . .. . • . BANK Runs. Cs Marshall, Little Merntitageostreet, Middleera. all' maker, ,tow March 44, kt one, 31, at tesi v ri 28, iziat one, at " London. Attorney, Mr. 1...1 11 Castle-street, V aleoil"-aguare. J. Davis, Merthyr Tydvil. Glainerganskire. March 20, 23; April 8, at eleven, _at the•Crosnaimewit thyr Tydvil. Maw**, Mr. W. Meyrich, Merthyr TOO; and Jenkins, James, and Abbots, New lea. _ . ____, J. Davison, New Brentford, Middjesee, linersaar_ ..* fdarch SI, at one, 91, at eleven, A•pritt6, at nae,ptinvir] hap. Xatialon. Attorney, Mr. Tilly., Classitasa4lo4 4 4 Oa' ... .. , . ff* R n .iiewson, R. Mien, and J. Hett, Isleveara; e i e q* printers, 'March VI, 31; April 98, at - Oen, .ist .61ildhall. At- Wales. Meslia;.ll.gintroaml Lowd u lit. ea gres e r,,,. J. Welchnian, Cresykeflie, S' iht) . 1 t-• jApril 2,3, 16. at twelve, at the lingilt Tavern,_,., A mt. .tornies Mr. Jams, Gray's laasePtarei weer I" ; '' :CPAs, Drina'. • . W. J.,lttord, Shadwell Higbilreet, maker, March 22, at ten, Apt 11 Wit& et delveas al'. , .hall. Mangey, Me. Mad, ThrogrunnenssaNni- . h.„...."• ' G. Edwards, Wottaa-Uaderedgei Ghteceirlin t W oe • er. April'', at five. 9. ?A. its elev." . at h e , . ASsuestr.y.. lilt . , Dimes, Gray's bloom' , ' on. . G. Lye and E. Is. Lye, Bath,. essiontim-nuT it e e April 13, 41t, at eleven, at. the Yo#ll Mosel, • ii Attu.. W ile airs, Mr. Salmon, Deviant aid dllersis.. 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High4treet,. ll&thyark„ bet rI • . op.i. !MV '1401.1 0 111. at efineo laseeni: Attorney, ) ill..irbesasis'a•striir i tolliMisirt. • . ,a, it: Av, i _4,..elinip, wata ltikut. teri.kalTri,,,,, - DO' . ;v73. a eleven, atO ,y, Plii, I. '., . Vidre•Yille, S •'-. '.l.,:'*", ".. Lia _. •' woo ,* .0, Plimpton and C., ...._,_,. c1emPa1ir,......41,„u. ,117. Ivans, Murch - V,,31, 1 ; : . .r.r. - 7 .. at tn. 1 .... flsrney; Me rarttilk • ' l ' • 1,. `' • ' te se wilrepells he.... . J.•lissom., PiraA - • . 7„,ateteve,,,avacjtan A:n.,' V i ti e laritaite' , LaWbeet, firaya laramiarey, , ~.,, ~..• - . ; - f**ll66 ' .. ' ' 4.!....-.... (yA - ewe) JOSSPIL S. YORKE,' The Pion. Rob. fitopierd, Reef-Admire; . • of the White, Ste. " • • iidneirrilttUflif,e; Miick • • Reer..Ashnliel beept i ar rs ernandial his Ma j es- ty's ships in thi , hes •traussitted to this Office a lethir'he hen received from..the Kull. Captain. Eltluit i . Of the Modeste, 114-• (sent of the cepiiittl, en the 15th• July 7 .141419 1 the Teincifitilti:Outth sch Oner, to ht (set [ and . 21.1Me0, eisi 'shit bay le ask, sits 9thulai (Owe undleVttle true twit litCri 411.0 r tuatiah.:••..;io.l4 4 .....A.' egisie a VavSmite, Geut. to be limign, by purchase, promoted. ~ 13th Ditto, Lieutenant H. S. Nixon, from the Battalion, to he Lieutemult, vice Newton,j pay of the 7th Garrison lintialiva. 14th Ditto. Exoign G. T. Finuncane to Lie oat purchase vice Ball, promoted In the ap i rweirit: 6tin t e ihatbereft, Gent. twin Estio:Liett tenant Jahlt *aver, from the Otowit, rettabe, vtce Brown Iloordtb -Layton sweat. 21th Ditto, Pageant W. A. Le y illemider to a Company, by purglipse, Alt A_ylimer, wit 45th Ditto, Lieute n ant - Jobs Vowel!, Flom tf ,Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Notyles. pay of the ithliarrison Battalion. re, Cleat. to be Dolga. Dated Septets/het", fit' tk iflokerz o iotiereit of lietallbitia, a4leied e insist . , Req. to flopatk,,Motad PeariffirtgliA A. to be ditto, by Were. IDaled Town Igtied by the Loa Lieitteseatef the Cooly ef )!yes: Vestero Rattalun of &lex I PP''' so- I EW TN I TH I U the Hirt • • 14. 461' +h,Se, lion till four. gosef. Thfs Y. , TO UST A TORE ! I, t i e AnaltlO pied Ittudi le o go I; k Diidd. to One, ;pile Too Shill* L A 111E1 INDIO LINS to dig) WA lAN, and LI gi er of New 1 gamily on Sal rr W. Cnnvq#eni:e thCV are noir of MIMI 1 and FAMII: jUDEIRA; l i r tl:V l2 I 1 FOlil. , bi;I'll LE3? in; is the He a few daze! .Ahin SIX he Inmate uperisr CL Me4ete; parted km: bd i t t .,t lup UstilLA Wi CAPE& 'have BUill reived and I The proll Ilk IV IP oi !ME tti fictr Ito MIA 91wite,.env re) awl sul frit their eller given Letter ) Letter II Letter C Letter E Rid, all fl e In with 4 eh Sah• (.i slat disi it th guy he stv dose of tit+ tiOns by ru li tl iIiAICES which The Sci m 611,40111 In addit Ticker, he ehanc Pounds b t Capital P Nn. p gate 11i 4 ,b41 .. 1 11 ,070 Oil 9 :4111 IS; 2.(1.11 LAS 14th I 1 4 Ca • 8 14 PT A; Irn. tev kaint• I• ri,, e ii NI Ilief Il a 'ht.' WRIST' • a With 1 4,E to the Three lthe last