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_ a_ • ~_ ~ _. 4 • l- PI Arts OXFORD RACES.—',Continned •1:061 . 1 The li uhleteen and Gentlemen's Parse of Fifty Pnands. Its s. Sitwell's 6.1. flop/ander, s yrs old Mr. Lur.as's b. i. Guildford Nan, a yrs ..... 2 Mr Rawlins...is It. f Miss Bak, 3 'rot • 3 Mr. D. Faulkustes Wrindpecher. 3 yrs old 3 olr SAIIIr DAV. The Hunt •is' Sweepstakes of Ines. each. I I fiubiwrilwrs. Mr. Pryse's b. K. Suitlerfirld , 6 yr% old Mr. Lockley's b K. Henry Rr:ursiuret ..... 5 yrs old 2 6 to • on lie Lockley's b. K. Fooly Pounds, the gift rd ku (.race the Duke of Nfortliorougli. Mr. Lilly's Goodi). 6 yrs old !I r Howarth's Cantina, 6yn nl , l .. Mr Pigott's Ploughboy. 6 yea old Ire field the faroortte—attex the dead hem, 3 to • em Goat 100. The company was not numerous, but Ore raring fur the cup and the last day's pktr was «kceieitt. 'Fhe orolitrorttor and halls uric well attended ; mitott‘st the company were—Lord Lake, Lord C. s.!,eitcer, Lady E Spencer, Lady Amelia Sptioroa ' Hon 3:igs Silencer; Sore C. 0. P. Tumor, S Stoned , and H. Pryor' Mr. and lady E. Fane. three Misses , Faille Capt. Faue, 1.4.1y(' Bet go, lion. Colonel awl Min. PLits. f Col. Mrs. and 11 iss Con, Ludy Gardiner, Mr. Mrs and Miss Amirenley, Mr. and Mrs. Stratton, Capt. Burl Yea Ssrotoo, • • gPORTINO INTELLICENC.N. upon all %lops and ves,‘,l4 iii the Uniiell Kingdom of “reat Britain and Ireland (ettet)t at thereon ex cepted) Itt• taken otf. And the Right flunouralile the Lords Commit-ionett of lli. Blajest,'• Tra•t sun. ihe Lords Commeeiioneri of the Admiralty, and the. Lord Warden HI the Cinque Port'', are to gore the meets:sty directions herein, an In them may retpectively COTrXEL L. Atlmirahy-Itfee, August, 5 1809. Copy ofs letter from gir JAases Saassarrii. It. Commander-in-Chief of Ilia blajeoy'e .hips and ‘t4- nein in the Pallor, to the Honourable I% illkaus Pole, dated ori Lard alit Victory, off Nergen lilartil, 9111 July, saw,. Si a--On my arrival in the Gulf of Finland, hav ing detached Captain Martin, of his Majetity's ship Implacable, with the 31elpoinelic wailer his orders, to cruise to the F..istward of Nargini Island, 1 here with iiicirnie a li.t of vessels which he has captured, for the inhumation of the Lord, Commissioners of the Admiralty ; several of them bring laden with naval stores belonging to the Emperor of Ku:sia, mid which cannot Nil proving a valuable acquisi tion iu Etigland. 1 also Mamie, fur their Lordships informminii, copies of twit letters 1 have received from Captain Martin, of yesterday's date, one of them giving an account of a most gallant and enterprising attai k made by the boats of the shimi stained iu the mar gin!-under the orders of Lieutenant Hawkey, of the Implacable, upon a Russian flotilla gm:- boats, under Percolis Point, oil the coast of Finland; which, notwithstanding their strong position. they succeeded in carrying ; six of the quit-boats, moulding each a thirty-two and twenty-four poun der, having been brolight off, and another sunk ; to,,..rther with the vessels under their protection, laden with powder and pretrial (((( s for the Russian army in Fiuland, being captured, awl a large arm ed ship, which was burnt. lit referring their Lordships to Captain Martin's detail of this isportant service, I sincerely honent the loss to have been very considerable ; Lieute nant , a lime.. and gallant °nicer. Vill4o hind dialiuguislied himself upon various occasions, mid Lieutenant Stirling, of the Prometheus, having ho. n killed, and the several mess belouging In Ills Ma jesty's ships, as iu the inclosed list, having Iseeu killed and wounded. I calmed close dna, without expressing my high est admiration of the unilatintril courage and polity with which this service has been exis.mted, and which, 1 doubt amt. will tva dal/ appreinated by their Lordshl,a. I have the ...... sir to Is', &c. JAMES SAVNIAKEZ. Retract of the Rest knee (ram Captais Mat tin, above alluded to, dated off PerCOla Point, July 6, lung, (slated by Sit James Swimmers, through mistake, to be dated the sib.) The Imulimalile and Melpomene, having stood into the Dolph of Narva, captured 9 sail of vemsrlas laden with timber, spars and cordage, belonging to the Eusperor of Russia, sad which I doubt not will prove a valuable acquisition to our own Dock yard.. The boats of the ships under that active anti va luable officer, Lieut. Hawkey whose enterpri sing spirit I had occasion to speak so highly when otf Dantzig) have looked into every creek along the Smith co st of the Gulph, without finding any tea sels whatever. and lie is now on the opposite coast with the same view. • BRlGlino •. I:JUST Co PrepAridifyll+ are 1:101t risAkltia at the Pavilion for tlw fel stptiou of the Prince of W•ILLS. HiN Royal lli A lutess it expertedl uu Thursday twat, the tuth illitaitt. As is common, immediately after the conclusion, of the races, our departures have liern very nu merous this week : artuntg the most •listinguished sail regretted of which . are the following : Tint Warping of Harlington ; the Earl and Countess of Jersey, the Earl of Eventual ; Earl and Connie's, of Clatinsall; Lord C; smiler/et ; Sir S. awl lady (Averse sir J and Lady Shelley , the Ho,. It. Craven ; the Hon Mn.s C.,lvart; Sr F. *earl ; Sfr. Gars; Mr. Wallas.' and Ludy Mt. R4ilkaa ; Mr. Douglas, ; Mrs kimono, Stc. &c. Lord C. SuMERSLT h.,. hit un to Attend the tares at Blaadtord and Exeter, but returus by the lath instant. 'Clue Duke suet aieliess of NIARLOOROVOH are expected to enliven Grove louse with their pre sence in the course of the ensuing we, k. The Clunk roma* oil Monday had but few vi sitants. There was no ball. llro. SuttonNs b.c I►een here fur some drys prat. ']'his insititt4tple r,•tree. wiH make her appeal-mice on our boards t.O Tuesdat• next. N•e reg►et, lion ever, to observe, that Mrs. SIDDONa'a etigagcute , it will not exceed three !tights. -- - - —..,,-- Yesterday His MAJLIITY, the Duke of CAM SHOUT. Prlneett•se• Au GUSTA. SUPRI A. 41141 MANY, SlCCOtlyaitted It? Lady ISA ZFI.I.A Tete t 4 Pt F.. General CARTWRIGHT, nii,l Cnietiri Dc.sna.sw, role to St. George's Chapel, and heard a sermon. preached by the lino. sod Rev. Dean Leong, and afterwards erturottl to Windsor Palace. T.•ls day the Princess AULI.I4 crwassletes her • sear, and the faine will be celehratil as usual. Mr. StIERIVAN'S adinirrlde Opera of Die /M -emo will be prulace,l, this night, at ,1.. i n a style that has been seldom anal serer stirpass.:d. The followisig ft nlaih y and Fa• his, tulles visited tutu elegAut place hod. 'reek : The Priereirso of Wales ; Countess of Carlisle ; Cnootess off-Wilford; Lady E. F.,•ier,• tleroorsii u 1 Crofton ; the thin. Mr.. Lamb : Earl l'Aitett 4""larowl Green • COlklisel Mrs. 0. flouter, Mn.s Rona ; Mts. itiarshili ; ▪ Koheru ; Mr. Coasts; Mr. Grosfel; Mr. Loraine Mn Findley, kc. i.e. Tis Dak- of GLOUCXIITCR has annnonced his intention of attending the ensuing 1) •aster races. His Royal 11iKlturrr thu Duke of Voitu gay.* gored diluter yesterday at his house, St. Jaine,'s Palace, to the Duke of Ruct.sao, and several other Nobility. Lady AWILLIA 111.15111. we are sorry ra state. has Hail s relapse. Her Ladyship's att.-deli h 3 licioeite, end wet lad night ctitssiileted in • very dangerous state. The Lad and Countess Freswit.t.t an, soil Lord and Lady MILTON, arrived at Wentworth House nu Friday last, where they Mien.' to remain for the season, anti do not proceed to Ireland, es memo). ed to it firmer paper. The new grand Billet of Action was a second time twirforineil at the Lyceum, on Saturday night; it has undergone some trifling alterations, and was received with unbounded applause. AM DUNCAN is performing at Scarborough, where she will be followed by Mrs. EDWIN. Mr. Wren is engaged for three nights, the lith, Nth, and 14th inst. at the Peterliarongh Theatre. in the characters of Tuby Allspice, Tuttehatent, and Old Hardy. in the Plays, and The Miser, (/d I tuiky. anal Beraaby Brittle, in the Farces, which `Mt:ern.. sleety follow on .eith night. Ou the 14th the Pe terborough Theatre and the Spalding Thea tre will open with the some Company next week.- 4r. QUOrli is also engages! there for three nights. He wakes his debut, this night, at the Lyceum, in the Strand. A font race, we understand, will take place, this day, on the Doncaster course, for 40g.., betoreo the celebrated Brightope Shepherd and a person to the neighbonihood of 1-inII. On Wednesday se . .inight, n pedestrian wager was decided, 011 a measured half-mile of the road be tween Billingborough and P • ton, by Mr. IlEn its Fiarntseoa, of the turner place, going four miles and a half in 19 minutes and In weeniols. Bets were in his favour. Mr. TuuttaTun won easily, and backs himself to go on font ten miles "within an hour. A frail Heroine, an leave of absence from her Lord, has been for some time antler the protection nr a Gentleman, whose arrivsl In tovo last week was as oral-apropos as unexpected. having caught her In th e s t rafe w i t : l a doh, knight of the yawl and kissers, who so intensely samolicived for titer (-Ts that his terrors induced he Gentleinsta to dis miss him mo,t iganinittinissly. The (rid fair moo was one, more left sale, rather bileakeassatked at i • the miasmatic deassestatat. ~4.1 0. 6 ." • !' P. S. SIIICe writing the above, Lientenint fhw key hus rei hoed with three ves*ri., captured by the sts of the ImphumLle, llripoiurne and Prome theus, under his voruinsinl, nod he reports 8 sail of gun-hosts protecting some ships in -shore, sod is very desirous of iittucking ►hem, which shall Le done, it there is u•ressmi4Lle 111111 e of His lifsiesty's ship turiptsrvhiv, off percu la Poooduly 3, 1309 SlR—The position taken by the Itossiitit flotilla, under Percol.l Point, vermeil .o Noce, lira I C4OII , 4IICI'LII KOIIIeIIIIIIg war necessary to be done, ill order ti impress these showers with that sense of respect auil fear, which Ills Aleirity% other enemies are accustomed to Oleo to the ritisli flag ; 1 therefore deft mulled to granly the anxious wish of Lie ut. rant Lisa key to lead the boats of the ships named in the iiiargist.t which ware assembled by nine o'clock last night, anti proceeded with •I 1 irresistible zeal and totrepol.ty towutils the who had the advantage of local knowledge, to take *position of extraordicisry strength, within two rocks, serving as a cover to their wings, soul (r whence they could pour a destructive lire of grape upon our boats, winch, notwithstanding, asiv.ineed with perfect cotillion, and never titeda lOU till ac tually toncliiiig the enemy, ahem they boarded, sword iu baud, and carried all before them. I believe a more brilliant aelpievt merit does not grace the records of our naval history ; each officer was impatient to he the leader in the attack, and each mail zealous to emulate their noble example, and the 11104 complete success hue been the tunas.- ' ginoice of such determined bravery ; of ei g ht glut boats, each moiniting a thirty-too mid twenty-low pounder, and forty-vie men, ae hate bleu brought out, and one sunk ; and the whole of the ship,' viol vessels (twelve in !somber), tinder their protection, Niko with powder and provisions for the Russian /irony, brought riot, and a large armed ship NI:ell smlbwrlt; I have deeply to Noma the Imo of many oleo killed and woo:ailed, and eapecially that moat valuml , !•• officer, Lieutenant Hawkey; who, itf ter tokitig o to l ; a',-host, was killed by w grape-shot, in the act of Iwpwritliog the seetiti.l. No prinse from my pen t do adequate justice to this lamented yoaax man ; as all oefi-er, sem 'solve, correct. • - . . FRO., B.4TURDAY Nicurs GAZErr.r• a nd zealous, to the itighest degree; the leader to every kind enterprise, and regardless of danger; At the Court a t roe I g tuee;:s Palace, the 21 of Angus', lauj, he delighted in whatever could tend to promote the PRENENT, glory sir his cooler ; his lost words were, "Iluzsa! The KI ('s Must Eseellsut Majesty is Council. pale on ! Erulaild tor ever It is this day -arrieled 1111 Nlsjesty ne Council, sir. liaorkey 11441 beeii :two> , in the heats ou dir that the Psrhatuent, wlur h mus s & pruroguerl to ft'reut services, since last MontLiy,secninpanied by Thursday, the loth day of this MA. An g ina, h r Licuteneit Vermin, whose conduct in this atter ther prorogued to Thursday, th e rlBtll day of Sep- bas beet' highly exemplary, uud aheerto bim worthy tember neN , . to ire the complain,' of so heroic a 1114.1 ; but while I ant induced to mention the mime of 11 r. Venom, At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 2.1 of (row his constant services with Mr. Iles key, I feel Attgust, 1809, I I every ofricer, seaman, and marine, has a claim l'R I:SENT, to my wannest sad will, 1 trust, obtain The KINGS Must lixcelleut Majesty to Council. t „ our favourable recommendation to the Lords It is th e . by Hi , ' Ainjesty Council , by that the General Embargo laid by Slujesty's i:ogrunis.acoiers of the Admiralty. Lienteuest, Order in Commit, dated the 12th of lust month, Charles 111 of the Bettered' th t • was the senior death, officer after Mr. IlawLey's s • I have jiist ;well intortned, that Lieutenant of use lirometheur, who was severely wounded, is since deed ; his conduct in this affair wgs very consicionini, and Captain Forrest speaks highly in praise of the zeal and activity of his services on every occasion. I ant sure you will readily believe that Captuio Forrest (NI out witness the prepara tion for this attack, without f..eliii t z for an ardent desire to coin:nand it, but I W 01/1141111 to resist his pressing iniportimity, as a mutter of justice to Mr. Haw key, The Russian- have suffered severely i• this con flict, the shiest iu iterate st.iteineut makes it apiwair Host two-think of thew have been killed and woi:•.ileil, or j inn tisrrhoitral. Isickeied i t a list of killed and wounded, the names of the officers employed, an account of vessels captured, and the number of pri outer'. l base. the boon it to he, &c. T. li. MARTIN. To Vire Admire, Si, James Nal.11111,1•12. 0114 - 1. li.. u. L.c. i re A List of Wutsadril is dm Beals employed ander Lieutemoit Hawkey, of His Mithesty's ship lunducakie, m snarling the (tomato Flotilla wader Pcrcola INoist, July ), isou, and also id 011irem employed. IMPLACABLE. Killed-01-imetenant Joseph Hawkey; William Oliver, or dinary sea;uau ; Jok e It'hise, able seaman ; Thum+, Ve ryfer, hooltnito ; John l'syscutt, private of marines; Jo seph Gramm, tilde seanis.l `Wounded-4.lmph Tunisia, Qnsrler-Illnaer; Jelin Beni, Curr, att..; Thomas Reilly, able sea man; Alexander le noltiret ~,, , ditto ; Clsristimisk Banks, !audio:as P. 8010, ilium; Richard Johnson, able sea. ttim ; Ruhard lu:ses, ditto • Edward Den, memory era. msu , Carey, lamni;len ; Henry t infield, 11WiTILIC sit marines ; Juseph Tasks, Ailto .itrieph Can, ditto; Henry 111‘Cobey, ditto; Juba Huoktus, ditto; Fistb. Evans, ditto. BELLEROPHON. —William Themes, lasitiman ; Thames Chamber', of marines; John Moreton, ditto. Ismade4--'Tamar Elliott, boatewnin's mate; Howell, ab'e seasons ; Edward ditto ; Pat. Smith, Oftlill4f V SekUnall • Janice Kendall, ilMn; Neil kimono, ditto; *dhow akeman, tuijeant VA marines; Willeato Vast, eldto; Pat Funarl:, t oasts of uharioes ; Joba lost, ditto ; %ramps tutu Ilialml-11r..1 H Moanteiwy, Ntidalsipmats ; Elijah Melina, gwinsea's is..ktr ; Gtorec Matthews, able sio„otan ; lea:m ans Cawaslon, second tuuskr ; Julia Cole, remote sit ma oars. IVt,liiiited—lleary Shanties, able ',ammo ; tarries Hayes, holiness ; Julia Pntehard, able seaman; W, .am David son, ordinary reams' ; Geneve Abell, Uhl. seaurau ; Thu ones Alston, ordinary seamen. PRI EH ET II EKS. Killed—Livitesinit Stens, ; %Cakes Malliona s tilde ma in in ; Petri 'E miler, private of marlins. Illsona.li-il—M attire. 'feu), huamusia; "'raisins La Brioche, able seaman ; Henry Tree laud, il mil. Total killed and wrasoiled;..-Imphicelde, ti killed, 17 wound ed; Bi•Ileroplion, 3 killed, I 1 wounded; Illelpuronse, 5 killed, 6 wounded ; Prometheus, 3 killed, a uousuleil.— Tidal-17 kilted, 37 wounded. NA•ICS Ot urtlCcas rVIPt.oIIrD im rt.Ae.t Di. r.. Lieutenant Hawkey; Liemtatant Ilini:litnn ; Lieutenant Vernon; !meal. mint Crackncll, of the Marinas; Lieute nant Cl:like, ditto • BELLEROPHON. Lieutenant .tilcii ; Lieutriimat Sheridan ; licuteirant Sl , ekrl ; Lentenitut lkiendall, of the Marines; Lieutemout Cart ia‘• tom, ditto. 11 F. I.POM EN E. Lieutenant George Rennin; Lieutenant Rohe t Gilbert, of the Memos; Mr. J .11 Ifouuteney, Midshipman. PROMETHEUS. Lieutenant Stirling. . .;--- A Litt of Vessels captor," Ity Hit !Majesty's Ship hater cattle, Thawed Ryan Martin, Leo. Costakt. Two g dhoti, Imo* alliimewit, at three men and go tans each, from St. Pelagian/h. hosed tip Rev. 1, lades with na l vat stereo ; e striated Jou du, ISog. SOO Simeon, of Oa nits, and dou toms, from St Petembnrch, hound to :ova, laden with naval stores; co. ipturitt J le!) .2, 11111 A vessel, name unknown, of six men and , 3a, toils. fr..• 3 St. Petershurch, bound to !Serve, ladeu with mold stores , captured same lair. Sot. Atiehaela, Amnia' Martinets, master, of six sure nod 120 toil% Erwin St. Petersburg*, beaud to Naiva, laden %al, mend storea• captured mut date. San !Swill", Demesne Fewenoff, master, of sir men sod 110 tool, from St. Prlrralotrglt, Itottl.ii to N MIS, lIgil•II n I th tars! stores ; captured same date A mouth girlie sekaimii, of six men and inn ions, fiiiiu St. Petershingli, bound to Nerve, laden with naval .torts; captured Fame date San Pridie, Powell Osprey, master, of six men and Jon trio, from St. Pete i dnirgli, bound to harem, laden with ma-' earl .tares ,• eaptu•ctl same dale. A vi mel, name link...en, of those men and - iii tom, from Heisinefors, boon" to Pet cola, laden with empty easks; cap tared Jely ti, nun/ A vessel, wont ualtuown, laden with wood; smeared July 7, 14119. Sit gun-boats ; captured same date. Two light brigs ; captured same date. Tait palliate, tone laden with door said hemp, the other limitation ; captured same slate. Four Schints, our laden with fire-wood, one light, the others roil...an ; captured same date. 't wu ;dhoti:o4dr,, with pt °visions and powder; captured July 0, Ist, Report of uf II simian Prisoners of war, captured by the Boats of Hi. Majtsty's %hips Implacable, Bellerophon, blelpu mese, amid Prometheus, nth July, 1,09, IN Percula Sound. I,,,n,L wa hi t ._..i i ,• aur en, t srejeant, to privates (a wounded ) Bellerophon— t t'aptaiii 111 the Autry, I 'Midshipman, o amnion (3 unmated); s SI 14routa (.1 wounded), I Drummer, *7 privates (41 wounded), sf the fist Regiment, ur Rep. trent of St. Peter. Melpinneme —l6 siddiers. T•est-122 primencis, e( whom 5t ace moulded. The Reasons Niko remota 6s killed ; nut the souther drowned la very great. "aid) I'. B. 14Aftl'IN. - s- Caps of a Letter from Captain Lord George Stuart, of His Majesty's Sh.p the Ajoialle, addressed to Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Slrmitaii, Old a Duplicate of whiali has been transmitted to the Henriwable SS shun Wellesley Pole. Il Majesty's ship L'Aiesabie, off Cuxhaven. July 29, ;sop. Sit —The French troupe i n 11. ~,,, vet, Wit con ! teat with frequent predatory an d pirattea l i ncur- stone in the neilth ,4 "urh•ed of Cuxhaven, had the audacity to potet the rtlage of Rit/huttle; with a • Inopintai , Bel. I 'Fawn, epunoene, and Prurni than, I t lasp:seNl.4, Orlierophon,die faabre, rid Poospollheee. =ME PERM : p, mate . - .: . body : of:horse, at mid-dars on Vedo.NwisiYi Nitta lost. and very nal-cooly mattiog rat Clficers of the swivadrosi.prisoners. I'. war induced tu• bind a rlataehen. seamen and manors horn the vessel., coni t r•rr the,riiintidron under my enter., !Or the porPovc. ur poinilale. of Muir' e;stiog thc:n.. In the indoor of pursUit, we advent until w, got sight of ttot tea n of Bremer-141e. sate whirl. we. learnt they hose' treated. Thor i.sforinatim. was i9l.olter*. On . tering the town. or were te,ured that the en.au). to tie number of al.out 240. occopieil the town of tessendorf, two miles donael ; mid footle , * that it v eootaimol a de;dilt of cuidiscated twevehmitiolise. It wr resolved instantly to attack ii.- Vet WI put some, Captain Gootep.of the Mositiiihy, rideanced. with a detachment, itihile I &retied Capt. Po stet, of the Briscis, to take a circimosta rous e . 3041 "eke. • wt:11-cmistructord ..hoitiery, of .four 1 2.lloolNtit cornuinisilitig the river Weser in fla:rk ; while thet milometer, under my own comeilicto• direciiro.., headed by Captain 11'uth., of the Ephiri, adressetii to and, it in frreit: The road we had to pia.. still:llrd u.+ all to a galliuz tire of round acd /r. l e from the Isauely, the guns of winch oss e all tsM.;..- ed inwards, and winch, io rt.tnrn, we cool.* mt answer bydi.eliarges of sitinaietrt. (Seim. rotor: , though certuinly tenable with the stio.hers ti e enemy had opposed to ours, was, on the 11,$01'01i , of Captain Goat... precipitately ev:irmat. d. T. e enemy, beiag previously Wormed our awn.: i . hail pot into ssispiontiviero-nitoslier of I ght orogen' a s for the tremportistiou of the loci, in the rear which sixty well-mounted cavalry drew up. The enemy its the battery, seem* Its determined. notwithstanding their tirr, to tarry our point, and that we were in acing preparation, for fording a deep and wide creek 111 their fro't, aharninned ir, sod embarked in bouts 011 thelVt•-er, :VAIN for their reception, tinder it severe tire of ino.quetry fro:n our detiehment, with the 1041, Oil 1:Irlf !rift, of se veral Sint d a n d wounded. Prom a Fore-kitowledge of oar litte&lnAbit. 0•1 shy part of the enemy, •ve made but frur prisioierF—the t:onlinsurlorit of the battery, 11oissieur Le Marche. a Lietitenant, mid two inferior Officer., The liattery were built in piec.s, the embrasures demolished. the gon-car i ria;tes burnt, togolier . with the magazine, gortrd i bonier. Lc. The tworder we bru t off, toeether with six waggosodoorliof ronfiscate inercheodlso. I Lies Ism, to state to von, Sir, for their Lord ships information, how 111111 11 1 fe...! indebted to Captain Coate, fur the seal mei ability evinced by hiin on this, as Oil all other to seiel•s, duriit& the time be Ilan been Commanding Officer on tile sta tin". I al-ro feel indebted to Cap/am Pettet. for his puticruality Mad promptness 161 eXertliing 1117 Or. 1111,11; • .11141 Cull only revel, that an miportionity ova not ;iforded him of distitionnhiost 1 0tosoll 00 thw ocesisinii, cans:genial to Ins wattles. Illit"f 'aye isaiticaLia;y to mention Captain Watts, of the Eldora, also in the tone gallant :owl active ;Oa tier advanced intrepidly in frost of As attacking part, timid the euetny's galling lite, awl rendered homelf equally 'conspicuous afterward., for his unn conning exertion to Inc complete demo lit.oli of the battery ; is the execution of which .err: •e I an. criocerned to say, he recei.ed a wound mature will in tio shape incapacitate him fin future service. A v.int of zeal and activity awl diwcerniblie ; to every eils4ir aud Main 1 mast awn, incest of praint wvinstlY their due ; lint of Liaite 'lint Bur:tem. of thr Pincher, and W. Hawkins, Second Lieutenant of L'Aimaillit, I dull (Mint petent,to 'dealt in favonr, for their iiichtfati= exertions ia forwardin‘ wy Quiet's to the dirlevent debt, itrata. The distance 'kiln tresairudorff to 'Cuxhaven is twettiv4 mitre: I leave it then to their Lord ships td ,ti m ite the spirit, alacii•y, and expedition with wllich dna serysce must poste been performed, when I state, that, in tweaty-four hour% from our departure, the whole detachment rriu•ned, and were safety eint.arked on board their respective ship., without the les, of an individual. 1 nitre the tionoor to ste. (Sioitd) 6. STUART., Sir. R. J. Rol. S.D. RY.I - - Admire! u( toe Wbits, he. lie .c. MILITARY. PROMOTIONS. •.. . ..- 011/0116arit es Me Royal Soutb isloncester Regiment if tia, a l ra r.l Is '6e Lod item. meal . 'Tbe Pawl .if lierkelry tube Jsty Tbnares P SylSlOßdi, tag. to he Lieuteuani-Co'anici—S nerd Jai ) sto p 1e23. low i sh W bailey, tient to be ditto...dated Repteruber I soy. J •.h.l 11. °Hwy, req. to be Mrjor—dritel Jahr two. Vow one. Leutoiey to be diltie.-.lsieJ Stpternb,r 12, lied. ..••••••=•...1101M11.11M. k AIITNERStttt a uIsSOLTLD. Frederick Lear, of haeorsLatrces. Mile-Lod Old Town, a.ni Frederick S,hwah, No , to•atimit. thrtlinal-Green. M m 1.1, J.4iti Bracey and Jatoes J.-x, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. rope-maker. July 44 1 a/ 4 .1 "ICI XI Ctimpaky, Of Brilarol, and William Hriolete and Company, of Lendmi. December i Isis. 1t0...L..1 Smith mod Cbourns Whiten'', .4 Livirpvel, owners of the ow. Grottos,/ Friends, of Scarhonnagli. J nue Withal., Hastier Dud John Bochannaa, of Castle-Ore( t, I.ticestermsnare, London, wine merchant+. July 31 11 , 49. Jemphl'itylor, ItAlifax. James Taylor, of Saddiewortli., and James Knight, of II RI ifax, clothiers. Jon, to, tsou. John broads sad Thomas Loomis, of Wo...istrest, Loa d mit, and of Paisley, in North Britain, meal's weavers. Joel 43, I voy Riker Whytt, Thomas Bentley. and Ebructer Alexander Whytt, of l'euchurch. street, Lamduti, inershants. Attest 4, 1009. Richard Morahan and Thomas Robinson, of Rosafeed. and Robert Henry Kellum, of cheliusford, risen; printers. August 1 homed Powell and John Kennard, of the out-perish of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, bakers. Jill ft, fling. John Knuoles and Jvim stroll. , of Allertint with Willem, la tie parish of Bradford, Tint, cotton spasms. Map de, 1,01). William Parnell and James Marsh, of Omit Gordeas, In the parish of Temple, otherwise Holy Cease, Bristol, sail. cloth-makers. him 30, i•sg. BANKRUPTS. John Towers, of Gat foreign and pariah of %Vial. It e+ ford, whiptheetsmaarifactorer, to 'intender, A if, at Ihre„ is,* IMPree, and Sept. pi, at Svc at the LI 'B oom Ins, Idalkttfte. Attorneys Meows. Tom* sad Af s Suntan sad AIL Jabs , of Ludes Caudell stmet, M iddleuex, tail, le Aag. r, is, mad Moat. ati, at try at tialtatlanr Attorney, Mr. Wildnawis, staples-lon, Immine. JOOSSIMays owl, of Gloweener, tsar, tlaribre„ tr , Mi. sod Sept lii * ten, at Go.Whall , Looolors. altamor, 31, Rom itrerra, Otd Miss amino adoorti,o7. of Wardoot4traet. OulistAtaist. test .1 • • V . t . I , e t I .• 1 r 0 pp • 4 4 A 4 a A IIP• • .h 4 'lt e r- el At ia an ur 2 ve ve 1 1