The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-30 00:00:00

i ~u . • ; r., . .. , ~~ .;, lIIIIIIIIWre. , • . Blake, elf Mataro s , Fells 2 ; 011 pro,—passlos Barcelona on the night of the etith, Cegeain finien branigat ate ceemiunicatiorts tom Captain 'Tower, re "peeing: ,i, s s eeleee of -the Curaeoa, Rainbow, and Fapilloa, in hare...bee II divlii6n of the enemy which vra: mnrching along t h e end "; e rg o" the eastward, and in finally iibligier them to re- • tire, and, ',duet , towards Bareelime by a more circuitous route. Ant I beg td aware you, that their unremitting eitertloas cm all we . , w ed, lit :tieing our ally on the one part, and olierking the .i progress of she enemy Oil tbeother,• - fully wine them to your approbetien: "On lie 2! tn, whilst Wateringat Arens, I received infornuktow. that the whole French forte; which had lately traversed t ' is prieipality• tenanting to seven thousand tofu . (four thousand of watch a ere collected from hie Amperdaan, and the of.ier three benisand from the garrison of Barcelors), were about to mar *movement *lout -the coast, I therefore directed. Cap- . twin rimer, - instead of returnitet immediately to the Medas. Welch he pal bogy supplied with provisions ;Ind water, and weigh •:one I ion well be la any miser danger is hilst the whole of ibeanny.wasia this a . eteter, to proceed with the htenipe to IbUituro, art!. eotizert eite thoGieternot„ ,Coloni I O'Ryan, the Intel advise le meaus far its defence. On the marling of the e.O - 11; .the t.;unicoa making the signal fl at die 014911 y, *ere ad vauting, me' Rainbow opened her life open Went billtr*Vlltbaf; .a 3 dill the Ciiticoa and Metope upon their nOPeoach to hlatiwo. .I Weighed immediately, and•work ed . ep to thet place t ttecoln- Peelel bylhe rBPlll4e, whiehjust ihen joined Ise, tame* been drienti, in company with the.Tritisa troaeport, (tribe *oast to the Lite gale. . . • T.ir Freoch npAarine determined to occupy the' erten, and the tnliabiLinte 'teeing Wed notice of their approach on the pre ctitiiig evening. and estanaequently anfficient time to: emote their mist e.,1: ahl.• erects, 1 felt triyielf rafted upon eseumply *Ms' the d^: ire of the Captain-General, repeated be Colonel VP.Yan, anitoeened the lire of the.sqvadron upon such parts of the town es.aPipeisied - to be mostuccepied ley the enemy , . aid which eas sneerit4 bfindleceintitudie 'blunder. 'I :se lops of the . Mouutsils were mil et- edisseistiaP! , yelie Irregular .Spauts yy acting in Guerilla; mid I mute hopes thaeonr united elfertaharl inellited tee eneue to quit the place.„ They retunied, however, at night, and olive continued to occupy the totidlreectaillY ever since, as • lielle.e by ilmerindietneme, Olds - each pare of the army an . o portunity to plunder ,in its turn. It tiling iinpossi hie. to con toffee he gnu! expellee ntarnmeinttien, eg accord ir4 to ot h tenor at Colonel .Crityalfs t otterl, one flee has only • wi repietteteat internals, us as,to keep the enemy in constant trauble and Alarm. . 'We have reportiftom .ketins of their bkving lost sir hundred men ; nail the evident effects Of nee shot upon the houses in the parts .to which they have beee•directed, induces me to give cre dit to tlmt assertion. 'I vie the ti urnena and Papillen . to Arens, in consequence of a report that ameher - French division was about to cater that tenter, 'intending the former should return to the Medal' the mo ment her services could* be dispensed with, and I have sent thptain Tower 11,519 e irtridgeli, to supply the demands lately Wade on me by the Patriots, and have directed him to furnish them with asith proportion of Ifiscoit as they have required, to enable them to maintain the position they occupy open the mountains at the back of this town., Yesterday evening the Cu racmt telegraphed r` the enemy entering Cada, St. Paul, ,and Can't 1" bat want of wind has prevented that ship and the Pa pinion' hitherto front attacking them, ekcept by their boati. • . '. - This narrative guided to my preceding letter will ettforti you the beef means I can procure to enable you to judge of the critical gfate.of aWaies in this prinetpality. it - appears to toe; however, that the Spanish army has M ete:tee tits exertions in proportion to the difficulties it has bad to conten I oweinst ; .and - I therefore supplicate that you will be pltasel to trod me all the Means you can spare for clearing the ce , st of the enemy, and furnishing it with out+ supplies as may be n-rcAlry lot keeping ap threaergy and fesolution by which it is a' resent characterized, General Sarslield, lam told, *as aetnally eibseg i prieoner; a few slass ago, hut was rescued hy a Swiss. greaadiecof the regiineut of tiosa, who killed the French snail that hid of poisessien of pith; and recovered even the sash, which be bud . just stripped from him; and amongst the losses which they hive suffered in . the late battles, lam sorry to find the as,nerof.spoie of those rising yonng . men, most distinguished for then. gantry ; ksidee. Colonel Reding [severely wounded weititi..l f h, Colonels ViVamil,.and Di. Creole, also of the divi t Mob of Ate, *CFO' trotoneed In the havdefooght battle of the Site. in which the French are said to have left N . ) (lad on the Reid ; and Colour! Jahn), who has so often distinguished him self it ithqhe Cuirassiers, and was left at 'Miter° to-swayer. from an accidental wound he Medved at Belpoig, was killed at the head of a Gerrilta patsy on the Slit. . . ..._ . I have apse to, inform you that the enemy heoltii.'oplrom Ma .taro this morning before day-light, and seeihe the 'hip weigh for the purpose of watching their movements. they took et lime through the 'lsere* not of gam-shat, which made their march so very tedious and fatiguing, that they did not reach' Arens de Mar until three o'clock, and after bei e somewhat harassed upon their annum+ to tsat place by te e Spanish irregular a troops-upon the mount tins . Seeing them halt upon the hills, I arichortel here, and jointly with the ('uracon, Popillon, and . boats,• threwu few shot over this town to deter them from enter ing it. But as we observed a few of them approach the place jest hefare dark, I have ordered the boats to scour the street which runs down to the sea,. to check their plundering the homes, daring the night, as much as possible. I have the honour to be, &c. , • E. CODRINGTON. To Sir Edw Peliew, Bart. Vice-Admiral of the Red, &c. &c. &c. &e. Admiralty gifice, March 28, 1812. - grans/bitted by Viae-Admiral Sir I;. PeHew.] His blajesty's ship Ateeste, off Lissa, • • • December I, 1811. Etch-1111 Majesty's ships under my orders having' been drasto 4romiheleanchorage before Lpgiva, by strouggeles, hid taken s low In Lisa; when thesssfegraph on Whitby Hill , signalised thr e e suspicions sail south ; A - Ices e, Active, and Unite were wzrped ant of Port St. George the moment a strong E.N.E. wind woiht permit i'ani . ron the evening of the '2Bth oft. oft the south erd of ,es, I wet with Lieutenant AI • Dougall, of his Majesty's ship Unite,. who, with ajudgment and seal which does him iuti nite credit, had put back, whim on his voyage to Malta in a neutral, to acquaint a* he had seen three French frigates, forty miles to the southward r every sail was Carried on in cbace, and at tone in the morning of the 29th the eneing were seen off the Waal of Aogisst4: he formed in line upon the lar oari tack, .and tool towards uslot a stortAme; but finding his Majesty's ships Geniis.; 'won him under all tall in close line abreast, he bore op :u the N W, ant set &retrial sails. ' ALeleven Cie rear ship separated and stood W the N.E. ' • I inutiediakety detached the Llniteaftcr)er (and Captain Chainherlayne's report to me the result I pave the honour to inclose). At twenty minutes iffsr one P. M. ,the Atomic coinrcepsed action with the other two, by.engagiug the rear in passing to get at the Coiumodbre, but an unlucky shot soon afterwards bringing down our main to;.-:oast, we unavoidably dropped a little a-stern : cheers of " Vive 1' Eniperenr" resounded Irma both shin s, they thought the day their oten, not aware of what a second I had in my gal lant:treed Captain Gormlon, who - milted the Active op water every sail,and brou g ht tae stetnmest to action, *'thin pistoleshet the hendinost then wortened sail,tacked and stood for the Ake*, (which though disabled ta hot maso, I trust he experienced.was by ao asides so at her guns), and ;these warm conflict oft iMO aid Al mointites,it ended by the French Connnodore making iatf lb the westwerd t'which, from my crippled state I was unable to prevent, and the other surrenderinclifter &nog totally dismasted and five fort water in her hold ; she proved to be the Pamone, 044 gnus, and 522 men, commanded by Capt Rommel, who fought his ship wi t h er skill and bravery, Wet bas obtained for him the respect and esteem of his opponents ; the other was the. Partible, of similar force, commanded by Moizieur Monet/tit, Cipitaine tin Vaisseau, wi:h a broad pendant; they were from Corfu, going to join the squadron at rieste. The Alceste had 20 killed and wounded Active Si, and l'omone 50; and it is with poignant r. rut I informn yon, that Capt. Gorden has lest a leg ; but thank tsod lie is doing well ; his merits ds an omeer I seed not dwell upon, they are known to his country; and he lives in the hearts of all who hay; the happiues to know bile.— His first Lieutenant, Ihishwood, lost his arm soon after he was wounded, andthe ship was fought by Lieutenant Hayeinamaa ner that redeets the highest honour upon hint ; his services be fore bad frequently merited and obtained.the high approbation a strong recouni.eadat i o n o f his Captain,who also speaks hi the is Lieutenant Morinrt7 ' Mr. 1.- - ..hian, me quarter-deek by my first Lieutenant Moore, Master,. and theinain-deck guns Lieut. Jades Moistague and 111 f. 3... Lieut. Hickman, at Lisr.s, with the m very deserting elbeert (Lieutenant es., and 'Lieu. Lloyd, Rb) al Marines, mention they were ashore with most at ( 7 44.1 , 14 Castle a nd 'testes Islands, hourly threatened with an attack from greet force at eislha.. . • in sight and joined wen-after tie action, rendered essential se-trice lgy.sfa m ldog the the Acorn, to whom I have entrusted` the atisence,.has hid an ;utilises duty to per ••.s arise, when all are actuated by zeal and the little equadran you have done tae with, possess it in as insistent tie 1, afterseeingthe Pessaane late Lis ne, with his usual alierity, bat re made the signal of being it for aeridee) it .1 1 3 ' ' , 0 A , , 4 4 4 1 .$ I . . L • , , i warm est . . p . ra , , . ise of Acting Litt i . M triter, ably assisted on the qv , . A. Wilson, and Mr. H. Moo n I , . 1 i *rre adaiirably•directed by L , •Nlair, acting in the place of I i- '',,. gi n-boats. • Injustice to two 1 ~ Miller, !toys! Marine, Active, 1 • '. Aleeste), II Is necessary to area L ewis. respective parties at C the i . em dr y ei fencetif l Assn, liouff IA 1 . * ntled in great • T Klngsllslierlidve in sigt , 1 and ( spiels l'Attoti rendered 1 i.. . prize in, tow. . ' 4 Captahl lire, of the Arcol 1 defence of e.cos.a la eur shim forth; byt. DO diAicatities •ari fur his. '4l.kjestrsoctilee; and , 7 sae the rioa4l&,to cotrubt we . glee. • Tue t3;iite hai et joined, i a • sind Captait h.sinherlity pared hi.; diumig mid miWt .., 4 •• • .... . ....4...-......r- aud„ . l ans happy to say, this ship a few hotis &ore be perfectly so fib°. I intend bendinz the Active Kith prizes and primness to Naito as swiss pos,ible, wiiicJ, from the state of tier wounded ofist - trs and inen. 1 401 f.nre will alert your approbatiod. In flood are lists of the killed and wonnde and t have the honour to be, &e. (Sigtre4) ,MURRAI MAXWELL. *To Captain Rowley, his Majesty's ship 141 e, and Seuiur °acts of Adriatic squadron. , . His Majesty's Ship Unite, "Lissa N. E, Fite . . Le :Tiles, Friday,* :vote. 29, 1811, • Sist,—l am tO acquaint you, that, in obedience to youesigaal tb eitare this morning, I was enabled, by the superior sailing of •.I his Nlajestv's ship under my command‘ to sp far close immedi-. ately in the wake of the enemy's fi•igate , at moon, as to exchange bow and stern-r• 'sets, but the very variable state of the wea ther from that. time, the wind veering froM the wadi Mike east, Mid our opponent keeping us dirctly astern, prevented my get ting closer until near four u'cloek, when part °tour broadside being fired at him, hcretorned his, and 'struck his colours. You will jar*, my astemialusent at her viol ng to be La Permute, of eight hundred and sixty tans, ta erne:nide niue-ppursders; and complement of our hundred and twenty:-five men and sixty-are troops, having on [loud out; hundred and ta ; enty canhon, and • few brass ordnance; she.was commanded by Mons. Joseph. En. die Satin, Capitaipe4q Frigate, whose ulasterlit roanceuvresand persevering resistance for year four hirer-, reflect great Credit on him. Our masts, yards, sails, and riggiog bear ample tad: stony to his galling lire. We have only enemas' wounded ; the enemy two itard and four expended. The cotantss and steady attention to my orders ,on We part of my First Lieutenant, Mr..l. W. Crab!), Lieute nant M'Dougall, Lieutenant W. Ifotham, Mr, Gibson; lately prompted .for his gallantry on board the Active, and file *held oflite other Officers nod ship'seompany;'eould only IR % . tiattliel. by their extreme disappointment at discavering. iIM inefinfi' Surrender, we had been opposed to a vessel of inferior foree.-• I inclose a list of oar'defeets. and the name of the worletimloo —(Thorne} Tate ordinary, severely.)-1 remain. tee. ',_ • (Signed) • - rMS. H. CHANBEKLAY, 04,4' M. Maxivell, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's . . ' r • • - Ship.Akeste, and Senior Officer, &c. . . . .. . List of the Enemy's Squadroli engaged by.litt Maesty's Ships Alceste, Active, and Unite , - olf lamb, azi the 29t h Novaaber, 1811 I. .- . . , . La Pauline, M. Monfort, Captain, of 44 pas, 332 inel4 and" 1100 tons t escaped. La P0rn0..., C. Rosamel, Captain, of 41 guns 372 men d .1100 tons ; taken.—Has in her hold 12 iron a n d 9 brass i n as, " . and 220 iron wheels for gen.carriages. La Persanne, Mr. Satie, of 2d gams, 190 men, and SOO ; taken.—ls a sturs-sa hip of 2d nine-pound aura (new), ' aboofl3,l iron, and some brass guns In her ho d. (Signed) MURRAY MAXI ELL, Captalt. Return of Killed and Wounded on board his Mileity's Ship 4. ceste, Murray Maxwell, Esq. Captain. in action with tlb ' French Squadron, elf Lissa, Nov. 29, len. , KlLLZO—Cbarles Nourse, .filidshipman—CEarles Reeves quarter - master—lsaac Brown, sail-maker's mate—.lam e s Bic . erton, ordinary seausan--Ahrahiun Saunders, ditto—Tho Cox, ditto—Peter Williams, ditto. .. , . Wouvrven—A. Wilson, Lieutenant ; ;G. Lyell, gamer-now ; ' ter's mate ; C. Davenport, ableleaman ; M. Luring; S. Clown% , landmen ; G. Cleyter, captain of the mast; C. Connell, H.ll. Atallum, able seamen . ; J. Hiekey, rd. FEIMISOR, ordinary sea, men ; and 0. Thompson, boatswains mate ; slightly . — J. Gm:der-- son, able sempan • and J. float, private 'weir, badly. (Sied' * •• MURRAY MAXWELL, Captain. Signed) THOMAS PROII'ER, Sorgeoo. • . . Return of Killed and. Wounded on board his Majesty's Ship Active, Junws Alexander Gordon, yeti. Captain, in action with a Freach Squadron in the Adriatic, Nov. 29, 1811. Krraen--Oeorge Osborne. Midshipman—William Bull, guar terenaster—James Richardson, sail-maker's crew — . femora Turner, ordinary-seaman—William Smith, able .seaman—Jehn .Claggett, - landinaa—Robert 11111, serjeant of marinee—John Conway, private marine. . WoneSto---J. A. Gordon, Esq. Captain, badly (ampntated leg); W. B. Dashwood, Lieutenant, ditto (amutated arm); G. Ilaye, Liepteriant, slightly ; A. P4l)onald, ordinary seaman, ,ditto; J. Ripper', landsman, dims; T MU, yeoman of the sheets, severely; J. Walter, landsnian, vriglitly_; H. Hazell, T. M. intire; ordinary seamen; ditto; J. Quin, J . Row, able sea men, ditto; J. Parker (2), cerpenter's crew, ditto; .1, Kirby, landsman Velf,' severely ; N. Peterson, captain of the forecastle, severely ;' W. Aden, buidrinan a ditto; T. Blake, ablOransan, ditto s M. Sayer, sinartier gone& badly, since dead; J. Jeffer son, lanhiran, ditio ; R: Archibald, able .seaman, slightly; T. Ford, captain of the forecastle, ditto; J. Kirwan, boy, ditto ; .1. Knights, private marine; severely; 'H. Warne, R. Dennis, J. Hawke, pritate.marineas ditto; T. Fitzgerald, able seaman, ditto; J.'Johnson, ordinary seaman, ditto. (Signed) JAMES A. GORDON, Captain. (Signed). - J. S. SWAYNE, Surgeon. , [The Gazette also contains a letter from Captain Waldegrave, of the Volontaire, dated off Pala/nos, Dec. 16, giving ao ac count of the boats of that vessel having attacked a -privateer at anchor o ft ' the mole of that port, which they set fire to, and af terwards towed out.] • . , Crowta-Ofilee. March 2R. • MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT • P ARLIAMENT. Shire.of Perth. - • James Drummond, Esq. in the rooin•of Lord James Murray, who bath accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • BAN K RUPTCV.EN L A RGE D. J Arden, Blaekmore-street, Clare-market, grocer, from March 28 to April 13, at Gnildhall. - -BANKRUPTS. A. Still, Gutter-lane, tailor, to sorreader April 13, IS, May 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Red Liou-.quare. G. Taylor, Tynemoutb, Northumberland, ship-ot tier. AWI 15, 20, May p, at the George Thern, Tynemouth. Atoll Imes, Alessrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's Ina ; and Mr. Cockerill, North Shields. G. Thornton,' Stockbridge, Sussex, and W. Raper, Chichester, tanners, April 13, 14, May J. at the Dolphin Ins, Chichester. Attornies, Messrs. Joh:loon, Price, and Freeland, Cilelbestert and Meows. W. and E. Ellis, Hatto.s.garden. - H. Makin, jun. Bildern°, Sutiolk, grocer, April.ls, 16, May 9, at the George lLsdleigh. Attornies, Messrs. 4'arscins and Of. ford, Hadleigh ;and Messrs. B. and J. Bridges, Red Lion. squnre. M. Sidgwick, Bromptou, Yorkshire, provision - factor, April 9, May 9, at the Golden Lion, North allerton. Attornies, Mr. Humphreys, Tokenhouse-yard ; and Mr. Hirst, Northallerton, Yorkshire. J. Phillips Edgeware-road, timber-merchant, April 4, May 9, 4 Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and Allport Sitoreditoh. . • J. Balls, -Leighton-Buzzard, Bedfordshire, inoho?si. A, nli 13, 14, May 9, at .654101nt11, Landon. Attornies, h brey and Curtis, 7`ooke's:court, Cursftor-street; !' • - Willis and Stun, Leighton-13uzzurd. •• W. Whetton, Bath, hotter and hosier, April 3, S. - Mee/4(o' the Christopher Len; Bath. Attornies, Mews. Shephard;ill6.. Wigton, and Gregory, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Sheppard,lititki• - W. Almond. Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, April 3,4, May 9,, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attendee, Messrs. T. and C. Frost, Hall vand Mr, Rosser, Bartlett's-build. ings, Walborn. I. and C. Thorpe; Crescent, Salford, Lantashire, sbopaloopeia, April 21, 25, May 9, at the Star Inn, Deihsgate, Moisaltasiet. Attornies, Mr. Musky, Temple; and Mr. Stailie, Manchester: J. Chapman, Newmarket. grocer, April 4, 21, May 9, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Catty and Iladdan, An sel-court, Throgmortorestreet. J. P. de Souza Caldas and J. de Capiet. Clifford-street, merchants, April 4, 11, May 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, INN Jones Gray's inn - square. J. Raines, Walcot, Sinnersetshire, druggist, April 9, .10,411ay 9, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. • Attornies, Messrs. Ls and Beckett, Gray's Ines; and Mr. Randolph, Bath. W. Dorrlagton, Cornhill, insbrance-brisker, April 1/, Is, May 9, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mrssrs.• Reardon and Davit" Corbet-court, Gmeelsirch-street. J. Pyrroft; jun. Brown's-buildiugs, St. Mary Axe, wider-. writer, April 19,14, M ay 9, atGuildhall. Attortiey,Mr. Lank, Ameriea-equare. J. W. Kipp, Ageley, F.Psez, dealer, April 13, 14, May Guildhall, London. Attorney, M. tare, A mericaosguare. AidgateCt slivetibith, April 4, ' 9 h r ari Gti:gh4ll. Wap, art— " ItP• . ; tr__ „- ..n '41, 4 44i-?Arr TilE STATESMAN. a. d. 66 • 6 i. d 4S 6. 14. 4 1 4 street, St. James's, Over-smith I May 5, F. I. Dupont, Watford,., Ilerifotdshire, draper—April 18, B. Waters, Finch-lane, Cora- bill,looker4-May '2 M. Agar, Austin-friars, ship l owder —April . 18,-C. Stuart. Paradise -street, Rotherhithe, apothecary—April ; 20, G. Swinburn, Catterick, Viortsbire, laishoMer— AprN 22,1 J. Studer, New Sarnia, linen-draper—April 21„T. Plataens Plc King's-Lynn, Norfolk, cabinet-maker—April 18, W. Panora, •Fore.street, terations., bnichert—April'2l, It. limn, K ing's. Lynn, Norfolk, tailor--April 21, W,_3looltei Bereles, Suffolk, Tocr—April IS, B. Ronnie, Great Carter-lane,. Hectare-Com- , ons coach-master--April 4; J. Boone, Piccadilly, hat-haber- I miller—April 18, J. Ellis, see. Wapping-street, grocer--Aprll I 17, a:Goodwin, Sheffield, catpenter—Aptil 12, B. Allen, Bed ford, fellenoriger—April 18, 4. and .6. Sykes, Currrers'-liall , urt, clothiers—April 20, H. Parry; Liverpool, merchant-- April 18, C. Ctippin,•JAmeliossa, hoop-bender—April PI, 0. Aplin, Banbury, Oxfordshire, scrivener —A prillB, J. Hay% ood, Wood-street, Cheapside,. wholesale woollen-draper—April 17, J: Charley, Liverpooly metichent —A pril-25,,13. &Ad. Rotlies ter, grocer—April, 21, A. Horderp. St. John-street, Smithfield, 'otter and Chinaman — April 18, J. Deacon, Baker-street, Pbrt. salia-aquare, confratiiner—May 2. S. Potter, Tillingham, Ltt'x, r—May 8, L. and W. Shlreles, Walton-in-le-Dale, , e'otton-manafacturers—April ttl, J. C. Franck, Po ) Oxford -street, tallor—April IR, R. I:. Souders, En ' Middlesex, grazier—APß IS, W, 15'hittIngttam, a, van; printer—April 18, B. Toivasead and B. Hartley, Old echange r _leathemellers-.-April Is, W. Ford, Beckington So- 1 thersetsbire, Malater—April 18, ft. Smith, Miracles, 'ince:era- per—April 22.'E: Goldack Canterbury, chemistand druggist 41 —pril V, R. Keyes, Shinier-street, victualler—April 1 8' , S. Dawn; Catnomile-etreetOriarliter. • ~ . . ORRTIFICATES—Aratt IC _. J. Davies rad J . Craig, Basingball-street, raertlisigne- - -E. 4anaway,. Ludgate-street, toy and Tunbridge Warthonse- Velier-4. avagli, WocisibEi . tlge, butcher—%l. Holroyd, Hob. land-street, sainkfriars%road, victualler—M. Lyon, Liverponl, draper--J. Weide{ riAtsrpral; „builder—N. ,Sas k ipel. 1.1 0 5.1 I pool, dviper—V4 4 t Or i gityloarket, vietualki—E. Cop ; BishopeLaSe-stiettt. et-r-T.- Meagan, Viraccairr, pals ? ster--J W. ard, .Woo l lwich, . coal-merchant —C. Clarke, Cawth; waits, Cu s ubtrriand;tistti6dedlEr—W. Truletitt, Hanover-strees; 1 Long .Acre, ship-nwirer—J, Donnelly, brisk-street, Soho, rail . liaur-7-4. Nitch, Castle-street,. Citl-road, instinutee-broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • • . 1 T. S. and W. Ritchie, Changefalley, merchants—W. Bark- . ingharh, jun. and &Gooding, - Ipswich, irpholstererh—V. Car ! nan and W. Dryden, Lothbury, wholesale-druggists—J. Ills 4 ; i gao, W. Taylor, sad p. Dyer, Bristol, itoryzblack-aranisfac:' Curers--R. Mien and-J. finiay, Glasgose—R. !lasi-boa. C. •Frice,• W. Kay, and G. Chapman, Mansion-house-street. . bankers—J. Stracy, and W. an& T.. Browning, Solidified-bars, rectifirrs—R. Field and W. Smith, Basingliall-street, rectifiers ,• 7 1111,.3. and B. Joule, Salford and Manchester, common-brew; ers—R. Harvey and T. Cnbitt, Cheltenliam-plaue, Westmia ster-road, hair-dresser—J. Crawsbaw, Pip. T. &U RA }ad W.- _E. Hodgson, MirBeld, Yorkshire—R. TWOrnas and J. Pugh, , Red Lion-square, Holborn, ironmongers—l;. Armitage and C. Exley, Huddersfield,- eotnraon-c , arriers--W . Greening and W. Poyner, Primrose -street. Biskupsgate-street, dyers— D.. Urqu hart and N Hart, King-street, Finsbury-square, warklag golditniths —J. Cock and J. tampon, Farnham, Surrey, hankers —S. Russell, J. Miran), C. 'I aykir Russell, and E. Monk, Maidstone, groCers—C.Taylor Russell and E. Munk, Maid stone, grocers. ' •• ' , • ' The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending March 1.5, is 16d„ per Cwt. Average Price* nt CORN of ENGLAND aod WALES, per qoarter, fro , n the Retorts, ending March 21:— • .• • , lyheat, Eye. Barley. (data. Beaos Pease.oaini. i.. , • W. ed. al. 6. s. di. s. 46 4. 113 1 61 1 59 . 2 34 4 57 5 65 6 10. tu ts Average Prices of BRITISH COR* Is satri D. by the Quarter of eight Winchteter tiesheb; and -11 f 0,40411 i ies 801 l of lUdihs. Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks Issiviikkett preceding. March 15:— Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Beans. I Pena Catm, v.. 4' SI $ . •OWB. . - ir.• J. 8.. E. 's.`• J. 1040 BO 6 .*& 2 LlSBalit: i iND CADIZ lii LSL Unto:4, Miami /5..-406 rd Wellitsgeen:irsived at Elvas 6n the 11th inst. wtteie Marshil-Beresford and. Mr. Stuart wore waitist his arrival. Mr. Stuart re- Iturned iterst yesterdltlihorhiug. The heavy guns; stares, ate. Meeflairt fereurattack on Badajos, ru j all in readiness at •Elvas. Badajos -was to be a ta. vested on the illth4...oinsirel Ilill to advance to Me. rida, and the principal .body Of. cavalry towards - Caceres. Our men are in hi gh spirits, ready to give j the enemy a • proper reception should they dare to ad va n ce. The.convoy of the Furious, with nearly forty transports, arrived here on Monday evening, just in time to allow those who came in them. to witness the interesting movements now likely to take • place. . • otitacaz DISPILTEIE FROM OtS. TffE EARL 'OP' WEL ,. 41MOTOM TO DON MIGUEL PEREIRA Poßi AZ. 41 Head-quarters, Prenada, March 4, 1812. . i" The enemy hat .made no movement of importance, since my: last dispatch , of th e t.Stli ult. By , ,accouats from Gitlin, 1 learn that General Ballezteros destroyed, on the IGth of Fe bruary, near Malaga, .an enemy's detachment, Commanded by General Alarausin, who, it is said, was killed. rhave received intelligence from air_ Howard Douglas, dated Feb. 21, stating, that 1:a oz y Mina had taken . on the Sd of .January, the garn- I son of Huesca prhonem • and the Governor-of Pcmpeluna, having sent a datachmeni to attack General Mender.Lbel at San gbesa, Espoz y ,Nlioa and Longa, Who had junked' after the en terprise to Huesca, encimateeed, on the 11th of .lanti..ry, the said detachment, in thevalicy of Rochefort, completely defeated the enemy, killed five officers and e•QO men, and took two pieces of artillery. One of Dou didian's detachments lately destroyed between Alba de Ter nies and Salainauca, a party of the cue- My, composed of one officer and eighty men; the officer was I, conveying dispatches - which are very interesting, because they 'hew the difficulties in which the enemy are placed. I enclose two of them to your Excellency, which particularly merh your Excellency's attdotion: No. I thews the kind of; possession the enemy have of that country which they pretend ! to have coneuered and organized. 1 will observe to your Ex cellency, that they cannot send a, courier from Valladolid to Bayonne without tieing accompanied by am escort 0f•250 can* ey and infantry.: and that even then the safety of the courier is ad certain, valet" be rides in the centre of the esOort ' • nor his ; hoessinfe,,uolosated4sy a aarol lied to . the !While, under that Otywe laof serlrym,viepoimo for th at purpose. The author afme rreatkir' , ains• as Swear be deviled by filo enemy, it isivecensiy fpr4eittle deietVe the world - Mance AO r:al situatioakifibe affairs of the Penirioda; but 1, truss; _Toter Eseellency, wjjJ, .do roe the - justice of believing, that I' 'lave never yet trauptiica pity infer of this itesi!ription, nit I knew it was•geattine." • • No, I. • Regulation, fixing ftie darture of tstafettes, Couriers, ,andp •Venvflyn, in the ,U raisassemeni of the Army, upon the line et' couuniuneltioo between Valladolid aud Bayonne, 1 IliS-.Egcelleney,Mitisbal Duke of Ragusa. C. snanderpin-Chief, °Merit the' execration. of the Oiler. of the Day , issued op. the 19th of Octob . er, 1811" ,by Garret Conut,Dossennei . Comma,nder-ip-Chief the Army of . the North s of which the following aid the disppsltl9nt Art. 1. Front the Id of November nexi e the correspondence. from Valladolid to Bayonne, will only .be transmitted twice V l ach Week. • • • , Art 2. The estafottes and mails thali travel day aid night. The Directors of the Pods will take care that the carriers of the mails never separate from thsestarettes‘ - Art. 3. Reckoning ffmn the datelined by Art. 1. a partienlar escort shall only be furnished twice& month, to General Offi cers, those employed is tbeadatinistentioo, men isolated, and isokivoys of all- dos..e .. tip . M4tos; eoarquentlye pe!lois above tie scPibed Anil be ' The Art. M. The Commandant of the ePrart of the ~t areties 4:4 courier; Will take care that the (-waft re's khr,e Ihrs a curd . tattled to his bridle, which shall always he held 1.3 a serja aat ; the centre of the said e sc o rt. la I Art 9. The Commanders of theca-arts shall always kee.rtheie troops ready for battle. The. Commandants of hlrwes u ill tate card, that( previous to their departure every soldier is pros WA with fifty cartridges. Art. 10. Every Officer or Commandant of an eurort,withatry be convicted of not having taken all proper meatures for ttie..,l„ ty and protection of the estafAres and eonvuys, shill be Itlf t t. ed and brought to a court-. artial, Cu be dealt a ith accordin g the rigour of the laws. • A. 11. lienerals, governor:, Cumtemylants of pl aces 44 escorts, are charged respectiselylaith the entire executfou err.* .present. • BARON DE LA 14 A RTINIERE, General and Chief of . the Gtaeral Staff. Ilead-quhrterp, VidladoBl, Feb. S. No: 11.. Valladolid, Feb. ARMY OF eortteriAL.—OßDElS OP TIE DA V. His Excellency. Marshal Duke of Ragu•a es presim his 'it H . faction to the Adjutant-Commander de Sueya, &mei d with We Depot of Convaksceuts at Toledo, for .the zeal shich be ha tnnnifeated in .ameliorating the fate of the soldiers iu the Lewes& hospitals and establishments. Similar unite. ssd those which procure subsistence for the army, will ever behl g hl y appreciated by his Excellency ; they arc those to which, under wifstit; circumstances, he attaches the ereatr•t value. (Signed) The General-in-Chief of the Major. Uenerars Staff. ( 4tnii copy) MARTIN lERE, CoMmanding Adlitant . • • in chief of ate ifa t ff of the sth Division, 4 1 ,101TRAS, Fai.'2 9 ..:4—On lire tlth,at one in the liftdineitii, M c ete landed, the toms* which- arrive(' froik•Oadls, and the same... night' they marched for I Los Barrios, where eas Gemmel Shalasteros, with the company of pioneers. 'The other troops in St * Roque, and the cavalry here marched also with the ;expeditionary force. • On the 25th, at eleven in the l'inorning, a colaiqn• of the enemy of 2000 men made Its s appearaticethree quarters of a league from Us `.Barrios - but when they sae , Alte.expeditionary troops occupying their positions, they eetiretl. The gueril. las of Carmouts pursued them, and brought in six pri'sone'rs and lire deserters.. Tiq enemy retired by ; the road .to Medina; every day piisoners and de. 11 ? s w e i r is te d r . s a l rr li iv e e, O w iste ho ri w y il l a b egs e se nsra nt t s o i t s ad co l i th in e g first th fa : i s r army-from Ceuta, as are 400 convicts, who are to be sent to labour on the works of Tarifa, for which place the General set out yesterday, to review these troops; the restare pasted from Los Barrios to S:. Roque. By Iceboats learn MaJega, we learn„ tbai the loss of the enemy in the action at Callan*. es. seeded 400 infantry, of whom".3owoundetllindhem brought tatlitit eity. A eumbew of_prisoners have 'arrived.: 5'9 of the, Sikh_ regiment,. .10 of 114 he. 9tIC Polish, and two . oillcers, ono of oaarreginsent . :•Ati Juramentados have also been brought in from Ma. legs, one Lieutenant from "among them, and a *r. Natio of the infamous Villareal. . •.) LISIIO,e, M KCII 1:1.--According to letters hest kites, of the 7th inst. Marehat Beresford had arrived :,at that place. • According to accounts,-Soul] Was of slig on the 28tiref Fehruaryi:A444.44-01( leviewof -.he Una:" r • 4 • 4 .4 ' • - 4. CAM_ j * MAit ai 4.11-At tpitit one ,ttia diy, Sir vrerfeitey; Xinbagsador - Pottraordlnacy.front his Britannic Majesty,' made hiSi pithlic entry for the purpose of presenting his credentials to the itegeney. The troops of the. garrison were drawn up in a line from his Excellency's house act • the Palace. A de. I W./meta of .12, cavalry, with an °Meer, „escerted'his Excellency from hie house; and, on his return to by hotel, he was attended by one company with its v. , lours. _The troops beat a salute on his going and re. turning. The Juramentados,. taken near Malaga, have been executed: The vandal 3oult, who so pre cipitately left our coast, has. returned to it. Ltsiox, Masten 10.—Letters from the Alentejo I ate uniform in announcing•the scarcity of articles of Ithe first necessity. in Badajos., The. inhabitants who I still remain, there cannot support the daily,and ex. ceisivisontributions enemy. ' • • Riim. lAtuAayE), MARCft 2.—Captain Baas, who` commands a tlyilig • column lit the county -of, Niehlav consisting of two hundred in. r fantry, 00 horse, • and a • squadron of the An delusion Hussars, has acquainted his Chief, Brigadier I Pusterla; that in the morning of the 49th uli. he at• tacked a Fretieh detachment in the town of Calanas, i and remaltied master of the town. He took pri. staters' •14 Dragoons and 14 "Jeramentatios, 41 lhorses, and some arms, and yontiotteti to pursue the fugitive enemy. Brigadier ~Pusteria has advanced and entered Cataya, Lepe,.. and ; Ctibralpott, ware hidismissed the authorities appointed by the Freda, substituting those of thelegitimite Spanish .Govern. meat: ' -• . - • _ . Cant z, MARCH 6,—,44 appears that %Pelt has tiv turned to Puerto Saida Maria. .. _ . . inkitgli 9.,—,0n the 4th instant,, the' day on which his Britannic Majesty'e Ambastador imblicly pre- seated his credentials to the new'itegket, he elm' i ' tame- the new Ambassador to thWCOurt of Louden, She *Co n de • Fermin :Nunes : • the 'President , dif the r, Cortes,- and many strwripts ordistincliiie were pre sent; The healths of i , :erditiand VAL,. Gratrge fat the Piluce Regent, the Regency. of Spain, the inn ' mortal Wellington, ate.! destruction. ta Bonaparte, we drauk. i - MA ace 4..----Th i e .garrison of filltdaftlf; . which in 1 the middle of fehruary consisted' of 300 0 Dieny ka s ) iit is said, heed-augmented . to 6000. . • , - Ltstralt, -Wilma ; 10.--Net a .word of news.— .F.very.thipg is ready at kkaifot ge.attack on Buis. t'jeS; .;he heavy guns will very sop , be up there; all 1 tho arpti itioiet in" that direction. t 4stratct of -an 'Official 4Tspatch from Marshal Ge" i 414 Lord Wellington, to Don Miguel Pereira Foe , :jell, dated head-quarters Freviadai Fell. 26, 4ite: ,:.iihlatcr.u.rwr Hot,-.-The troo;t: which compose the army of floriugal bays made no movement of i m portance .inec itly a z. ladeor ph:patches to Four Eseelteory; with /he , ex ceotoot le r econnoissance matte by ilium ,under Griteral Isouties, n'qut", the .14:1i and J:lth instant, fruits H enevea te, upon Hu %bay a n d Puebla de Sin:obi - 4( and-a smilax nave:bent made by the t••• , ":3 4 _under the comn,.nd of General Foy, who matched 1 - ro • ' .2` aria, In the direction' of Guadislope, beyond Vicen t e. Bats theserlivisions have Ketsrued to thcit f o rmer positions. 314w1a1, Sachet hi: Mg left Gen. Harisne'v division in the kingdan °I wadsa small gwyris** ia the-city, from w hirls he drew F ootribeition. marched Taw Catakooia; and I hear t. -Lary hoslonord'histweit obtiged in raise the siege of Tar. The enemy bar wade so movement 4C'S:sport:lnce iS - e of Spain." . ~ 4.iN, Alancit 6,—Loii Virliingtees dispatch, ippearcd in out- atzette of "the 3d-inst. rerti d clears our-idea t s respecting the movement of /nitwit . in the, Peninsula. A portion. of Nifir' •coop, in . tile letter end of December -ha r t secretly tmionAlivarit, hi ivi der to -- take ail. c the alarm which they supposed would be -......'' .' n tli:se7iyiiei Daly . fliggs,Atteley, Eesez, dealer, April 13, 11 , May 9, at scribed shall be obliged, t pet eta • , em•<JJ~k, , , ~._.. Guildialt,LOndon. Attorney M. Lang, A inericannare. Art. 4. The or places; whoever. toey eilithe, I thrwdivis,tin C, Miller, Militate Iligb-ith:et ilverviiiith, April 4, i 1 May that send ix Oa the daynleterailliedlor the asoartsoball . be 1 Socket htiv an 9,. }t AttiiTary, M r . '4,artin, Vintners' Ball, Upper asp : de ese tte n irpn i o ,J. 1421410 :„. ..... ..ketbane.ecrait, Lotbbary, victualler, April 4, 11, less men, and be kletipabed n much - iipailtible, of Ea- 1 C;enerakLac3 . Or . Sri ta r . kto ' iiii ' shall int cooliiii;of ! ii " ltr ac gipn li t la v, at. •, 4 ttrillY, • Mr,' Aldepost, . vett* masonry. .11e4voinatirs **WA aninandisof p . ntiel "non, ...TlO ai . . - • Will at the Atweber efJimpF•rt t escort,'' _Mei'. judge J 1 1 Pe' me middle of ._. . ' t aIVIRCENDM _. _ , _,. reasary;lly'unititirldcan #O7 need, the troop& from two or tore" ' LiseQN ... April 14; ito vouthig Oise( Alicytreel .~ tiooimib'ldield's , gliitiluluk ''.. • , blPkou r— APra ii , Ilt fikulamee, Cflisinfitresl; .4iilnti thltr #4 ers tattr , be j f famished to, 11415 , - which UPPC pril 18, J. Brows, Tavintock,'hoissOstlgkr—slcord I 7 , -- ti, errs , iir' . 9 . -, 4 ') °li c.. brnorr4tri"Te cf.: ," 9 ? ad thB L . Corf Uvefinti, hatcher— s Arll l l , 9 o IL'Edrards, Mbilpot.lase, j - %yid _ Generals. th e iron Oil 1 e P r411144134474 . t‘ J. wtli. I, g r i eu tC u l tre ri Id gi r l S VA — a ' n 'tl) 4 e P t h p • . : 113° ' ° p fli r: Pf o , 4injt .4'. .idtP"thed - ) ,, b bY • out , B true it ec u,,,,a'iway. ' ap lin doi;Vdprilst t - . J..ust- till Aig. . Y 7 y '' n i c i l te iwpinsAi ec tilion'aeiied to Vralotte marshes .. ski, Bristol, ' 1 9, T. (heat 'Mary- Byline( d ' gate arrival of OW II sod ?fashion to die' ! k -bow-street, P:dirAF ll 2 s ) 74 . fiferis) 4lbeeliFic7 luau i qhqtre 4l places ' • tt+~ ,;A s 1 ,P : g a .ia h