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• coulti sot he takers ur iti the limlii,tante, high enough to :intik ile brkoltioa I.e item, Coe *poly eior, irout sole itori, wort. iiiip.riouro." Lastly, hos Lewd m„r 4lowo ti• have trei'at •hwarr.tiottnert he 1..1 :Aden.; the sisitiont of 1.1114 blaroint r a Orr and hie toiata " I 1.10•1 I he ..hie 10 -iuteer, iw • eriy few wa.lt, lam pnw....ifig loan 1141101/1 I V011fe1:11 that I was slime of tire iistrwhenre .4 het we or aulNI (rum. ; C 111111•11111, lirolll WOO( 11111011100 41 situ the ...we 1.1,-a, via% iitilarrJ to 04001 tallef m. t.ogiiserr Piiielry to i•liurt on the prai•iii•aliility•fethersti% at hint tot the hew h. 110. rvillse engineer. in hi.. etiderwe (loser toy. Miu. Er mail i•orakiiii of the tow. to *lurk Lord Chatham allattew, when heArh suit NO rspolied, Le." mionoia It, Sir 1110 re e,i• uo iiliffiroit, a laititiite, nosh. what might :wow Jr r•oi,l oppose to ilirin 111111 C tint instance ; of the eueiti)'o Awe, I am 'tot *judge." I ills not believe that the Breakout' Rattery bail occurred to oin torsos, misfit 1 at.itril to the rriatml Seerct firs-Mar VI olorml.ollol, that the find thing 111 t r 111111,111141.1 It; do • ,t. I 'Sr 10 re rig a 0101131.111111 I.ollole. y 6.1.." 1 ...its, Leant ,g .1.1 the OVIOLIVI lof pamiiiirthir It.itterv. aii4l I Qo tiiiiik. if tt It.tu hens repriaeliti•il lu 1110, u. 1••• 6.0.10.00144 y atrium, I al..ntld hoer 11V11.11 110 t ..- $.1,4-1 lei.% it, 1001 tilitll,X it 111 leffo.l., in fan. fin ore 10 the risk which the Ir spa to tratuiport• wuuLl l • emip rleti to by puimilig it Ise rogiiwier, 111 Mllllll,ll .4. Emileinv, rase 136. a tau,'` ike liatthira appeared 10 nit to hire eery hit:.' stre..gth ; the: ballet ies 3ppremil to sue Iu be orn refer to them. Miituies of Evidence, merely a, prouf• of thu iiiiirrurairy of Our st•trelefti. _ . I 1.4.1. rr rl GU ibillCKS..ft nn office" of groat tut, ii yrfre aust rub sstotaal I 110,1, fur Ihr plvi.k.e c. Will. the Ma.cpy• of Ilisittley; I !see hint every lativrile of {jar sets,, itsr htitarter-to ster Irt ittral arid Lord !Nutley r ola , o f the I' o ta litee*, instructions, and, I apprehend, their ts • o posit .011 IN pat t of the twitch, lain a eis Motes said the tihrel ('cool, o n winch he Rotolo' 1101 have attesupted au effect to Inattlatteild lily rrlopo.illult Of ciliated had h.eu oriole by Lord Hindle) to that t Met •1 o ty vecptise ins this pont, 11111 a dlrppasshotate at tentum 'would he paid to ORy arr..; I hiNt lily letter of lIND lb Job to Lend Gardner, coriptra with that of tlw di h, •howl4l he Mad wilts nitentwo betal4 to Ilse evidence of Cumin-rime /Rya, and Ow 11ur -41111 ot If motley, airlock I think a dl is.., wiirot all) prime, o r ,. lOU applicoot 011 was leer nettle to f. w • petpori km of busts tory.ttnl ..rhat was var. ,rd by rannanothwe I ho C 1 1 .14 .111111:Itne. (Air °l lama' 111 . 1,111110•111111 of landis, iu Z•mtlatett Bay Was laid aside in commie...owe of intelligence received at Ur sl, uY tha pro p walnut of the enemy son Oat load of the cowl. and memo', eras drawn opts, this Interject, which aar to Land (Ardis:on and Lind finallereitglt, and approve:l of by Leith an,l it in,. consequently aleterititait ii 10 laud ins Dons. Moth new II ; 6111111 0111 arrival ul Walleberrtt, Wis ago( ars C . I su hear; on Durolturids Hrvh, iii consequence of • str•o.g ariaterly wool, that laiallog there was impala...able ; it bet sine Overvalue absolutely 1.1•Cet.1.47 lis take shelter in Ihe It pot sisal Vl . ll‘ . 1 , And the constant 1/11C111 . 9111111 IP( pica t 111 as.v t•or arrival, made it inTitssildr., 'audition. di only of oth. 4., rerre, 1.. 11w original tarlatans', of emirs-my the a revers smolt hof the Scheldt. ('puss the change be 0111 we 11.11.4 . 4. \WWI Will thus tweed nowt as by the •titesarsl tulle of ilw ateatiter. I nowt here beg lesve I, "flee • tery few re auks II is admitted hy Leto' Chatham t • bay. been iu .0111.• caliper:to advanal;.esuir, by photon the transports uud am Iral to n place cf secu rity. mad hi feu 5111.11,0` the dist what Lotion of the troops on 16. Bute His 1.....hs .pehio their atones. that. by this change of the dectinition 4 , 1 tie th et, the or capatiou of Cadsmol became ithinatosary,lniti i 1114.1 if it covrfal hare bees accumplished, it won'il hove ecra.iime le eery Vir•wireniewt reparation u(rone lire'e. Inn throe er hood, this cbmuge at destoratiou nom. *wily trodirti to pr.../RfC Come deter In ere war.i operatenis, by Nee...a es to pro. erd o, a commove, in.', nil id a trat, t los teeth."; hot the I.l.l.l4rlrninnl i•On far 11 sw teorled retard the aitainimut of the •It.riu. o jack or the ENredition . I haw. sireadw stated, that, for Me purpose of straining thine object., ihme plam, had been proposed, the law of erbich, emarecri,l, had hem. selected as the stioat whm. tai;,....ous, Doh upon the auppomtnin of ow toeseaterog so ob. ar;t it to tun oaractorie ..f doe whole Set sp the Rost Stlo hit Now the Wieling Cherwell had been rendered aereunble to es try misr failure at Calmest end coloreepiently our rtvert in thi. respect Intl been oh Mr overthrown, pod the ground of Inettitare on which the third idea bad boon we% is enurtie t removed; but it is evident , Hart the prict.cidolity of the lint plau, whirls propound to carry the torn, the. with the Cart Scheldt to 'linden, or that • of th• seetmil, aired,,.*; to which time hoops were to bate farm lulled nu St•iittr Revelaild, and to have proceeded to emeld soot Le materially •iferbil ettemOr P^e wwiou of Catlaaaol, 141 at all by the 4 . 411 i 151.1.4 a act our &et twin compelled, by .loran a wrailko, to tot... Atelier in the Veer Chet ; on the cimtrary, it mill appear by the military tu oletatiow. twStr J Hope (Nin. Er pa. likr,)•• that Mc sari gatepst the Lam Scheldt being little neuktelmod,ao4 •lar *her there we. int'liciesl depth agate,' for the trau.poris sad vie, wilier., ..hods wort nee es.uiis attend this ten we, it is mow jade. d 1n• et ad. "able, that the oprietiou should take place by the l'ar-aee IS.w the it, to the further rive. of .oar it bait tern apprehended either from s tram, fe , ce of lion ewer, ocr•peiiig South LIM- I pl4l, rw from the Freneli Sees in the West Stlialdt, or from the enemy'. !Imola; bat the tory. of ha Jobs Hopi, bet•aiim poweierel of tic whine itarelwiel on the a.i of A. gnat Ilse Pouch fleet had retired beyond the boom of Lille, on the ist Augove, from the enemy's &AMA, • hieb wasunablo to prevent the corps wader An Johu Hope from inking of Baths. or le regain posseseion of it before the treater pert of the gnu, shirk bad been pre 'toasty at dttd, ante rendered aervierable, laud which, on the (is w &ppm, .4.1(44 of the &stick flotilla retired hi etwormava, nod Hever niter. aid. frit/SIN - 3 lit, boar of Lilt , No oppo s tuna to the movement. of the army could al soy time have Amen rewteitalily apprehrod. it. Hitt. respect to the iusinediate do& tallies whirl. may hare operated a. en ol.'ye. bun to (hr disembarkation or the troops es flositb lieveland, and to their sub.....pient match Of 10•44 that Wood, I 'wed wolf refer to the optimums of the limml nfrieme•ho nrphosed in the Slough, by which, 1 think, it writ appear, that twenty thoocand 1114 . 11 :111 , 1 fund ll mid horn, might lorry Men landed I.ou.lhi sliou.yli m (011, right imam i.gSi-`) that cavalry ant wrolaarter horse • WON easily ref-him this march (tome She slough to *laths it, thir ty Na horn , , the dialanco being hone thirty to thirty-fire Miles. With ..g...1 to artilkry, it an. stated by Sir Julio Slope, in amwer to a tmentiou (NI., Fr. p. 1730 se to the enamber of au.. (mood in Oaths and %I perden, what. engirt hat. beew aced bur the utterly' object., that there we, Ir., he twesiyagoor pouti,lem in /he battery at 1/4 o, soil hail, teen or fifteen at bath; all of witch, as the liemend be lir red, wire on travelling carriages I alight add, Mat the mmtitity ordnante mores taken un the ,as app. nrn infilte return In J 44411,141 ArlinV PrllfrelinlV, page 17,, was sorb s. 10l Id "oppose to be rolticant fan all the warts of the army When, therefore, Lord Chatham contends M his otatenw lit 'bat the ...coed 1411111 t, namely, why the army was soot p sootier to the destination from WhenCC it. ulterior eprratiriaz were to imminence, is purely a weal thissrderm tom," li,. pontoon is omelet's)), Ion!, ill words, but as err. tautly incorrect in its Implied meshing It is obriou• that the army might have marebed to Baths in the course to •kw day • , but it u also °burnout, that it could not be enure yd bond a fleet of four hundred 'ramparts. lasidt• el°"Pe. I ' o rhOlia. through • eery ialricate channel, 04th. oat some delay. The difhenlty of conducting meth a deft it all, through the maser crouch a narnuation, can only be ap hy professional weR ; it a.m. very greatly wry raw .1 In an adveice win.*, blowing for rune time with Niel viukure ae to rerwier th, raped.. tat a carping (thy wady menu. of per. 'e"'l'flit: totally iropearticalile; .web to to, pro p''w e'e'‘' rad, 'o b.. overemne by great evertioos and p. art '"". he as I trust, an Names:l - - .6(1 oto.ln on.) time C, tl.,i I Musk rimy arrangement by •p -r'" "'''•'reuse .41:.im*,..very separate pa. t of • reto wir , rat r , 514 that I ktal eiPt n 10,604/ UP be minified with ties, real, 44ft , ,41,41 ma." of them dillienities, I attempted, M I ,•P•1 in a eenvenation will, 1 er4 ChMbarn, on 11• r Islet Anenat, 10 nn in. at Iltem on he. Von :•ini I iufern•J, from 11,14 Nl.leo COI, that 1w 14411 lifted to tn.w/llr I. s /atom lown, to I onsarcers,tr, anti .11 poncerd in.t,n4 sir IV cal 541,41.11. ode, tilt* rarea.tana, (buoy to take the ronsiomsnl of Ihr &al roliolnsrti hrf oe i lVak•lartrnollsat I n u fthf br at hheely a hale asteOtuou iu f. , rainr.lian Ike naleorni prenamtnous ssecrasary A.lat•twatr tut• i1e.e4441•S or the :1i oty to list thnionattou (ruts whence 1111 , 111144 WI operations alli 4.ollliiiegire. I immediately directed Sir flow Poliliam to proceed ilirolich the Sl.vgli with sett-rid slistios of war, rill the Louth*, Jo -twig*, Sod g•ti -limits, mid ore il'4ll Vs, rn..o its getting the eutais tutu Ihr %Veal Scheldt, that it might, in Stirs find let:lAm, ev °mime with Commodore 11**n lnc pletiog the nee it blockade of Flushiug, and In he ready to mitered to nal he at the ohm-test limier, isheiv•rer its fro viers SI 44444 hl be reijoirill there, fir the purpose of pi um:cot - mg the ulterior object* or the E-sprilititio. also histrtiried him to hastro, ns tottrh as posaible„ ilia propel.* of Ilse If:1116pol IS through the Sl•nb;h. • The subsequent news rf 1114. 1111.41 orrispation of South se.. • soil, and the rot tof Ilathr., with v putritity of arid ry 74414 11.1.111411111114101 iii I lie *the: tuts Journal Arm, Pre ece/hogs, pa t 3 Sir John Hope) adopted to our future oper at•ous sod also of the facility which might IM afforded to 0134 an - suer me. Is fur crossing to smititiet, by is ford reported rim ,lilw of bring passed by Wine part of the army, further sit. ppil. 44444 Ibnt Mc in South lifts eland. wif h auv.-.lry seal inLmtrr, mould be the only enema, of upproaching loused., tie ultimate obj.cts of the Fli p doom Ari orifinglc, to toy interview with Lord Chatham, on the Otb, I *1 , 0 , 1 Cody the ddliculties I hail to Cormililer, from the u . i b. weri l .4A...4 the weather, tool f the ictriracy of the rib not, in p smi g the te-rt Is II rmigh the 'Motel., as also th in the o,oi. o - made by toe pilots, Woo refuses: to tale c • •• •i• of Ili, P. or even to curry the hue of battle shipabdo the Weil Seliehlt (i i.k Lent Ganliter's Letter I ht id • wig imp.. $4.44.i 1 nil lipou ibis 11 , 1 1 .j1T1, i.l.llllTh me to d. r ate tr.'s', 1 tie line of rooduct 1 have always adopted in wit' inn to 111111141'1 , matters, of u• t iiiterposinx ally opinion ; and I m. 10164141 to :141.1105C to his Lordship to cutionetsce the do:endow katiou, hy landing tin ewralry immediately out South bevelssol, Rod marching thein 1., Baths, whirl; m i g ht be followed try all the infitsitry not occupied in the siege of Flush ing; stabil tlivt much delay and difficulty wrothd arise in getting our 111.111tions 1 . 4 . 55r:4 nod transports its...n t h the tril.m4h ; Ihut m adeiuion to the frignic • 'whirls woe already r o. e cos h, proceed iota the %lest Scheldt, Ia! pd be able, in a day or trim, to get a suffieimit portion of sloops siul extra 11 ronsnilio z of the transports I urdered to br aimed, sod the hooch,. of the fleet to hr fitted with car touadi r, to ma tense the flotilla through the Slough, to food up to Cu operate • id, the army at Bath:, and such a limited number of trJosports as might contaiu art tries risen. hid In the first Wlllllll4, of the army 1 oho iiikirtord lima Lordship twat privy possible eteritou was making to accom plish the lassie through the Slough, on the nature of whi c h torritiona, Lr lig whoa, teehuiral, sods as buoying and au thorns,/ 5111%11 trai.aporis 4•11 the side of, the shouts, sod male. trig arrangeincills for a arping, (the wind beiug still 'drove) It ea ......t to- necessary for media dwell Th chansons fu:ly understood the nature and eli te n t of the obstacles lu oor pretiont into the West Schrktt • :aide I .te•ei died, is eh% lOUP slum leis Truer ad th. ib of P , ifo•t (Vu. 3, ‘lditary Papers II) atulon after Use inks.- tiro so limb I hod explai• ed them, sod ventured tu.prop..e the reio•lly of hunting the cavaley, &e. on South tk re• lost. Ibis ktter I Is•g to roll the mast particular attention, as it is vary abilicuit to recuurik the elatellltlll in that letter with I lor 1 , 1411..110 .11 whoth it is my painful duty to answer. It is so less ilitheelt to reconcile the admission, that " the so suttee enterprise of the enemy, and Ihe ninforterwent throw• Haw Flashing, mud. re d at necessary to land Cavite. • ra!tiruaren.res lIIViA eeeee ," will, the itasertioto is the stattc7 o t..nt, thus," it is t.. 114. f 4 .11.4411.16 r d , Ila.at this was only done • 'n•tause be. Lordatop anis no inioesneot making to paid. * Groan! a single vi sari up the %lest Scheldt" [ ' pm the joeitte M . the bast obstrvation, after the emcee entiou whtrt. bad pa►sed hetwi en no no the Wit, I dare out LAg.t ta)at if slob making may tutiornenta. I il.. si thouelti, and 1,..1.11 think, that if the plan which I Freya...ad to buzz. Pi , hAdhtVo adopted, had the cavalry beeu horded 1101 4 1,11111 IN velaad, an/ a limited nuailwr of tran• sports been ortrri«.l, that a delay ..f only a few days would have resulted Coin the adverse accident, which had unavoid ably Oven a dille.evd Inouye to the direction of our upera• Lwd ehAttain at, med 1., think it isertasary that all Ilia U. en 0 , 1 oar 1.8..1 1111.1c11161: la the Cepat drl la .1 Nibs My opium.... ow this sal'irel I have already stated. It is to N iruu•a.brrad that the French ihrt had retreated abo►e Lilo, mitt Were (Viiic Min EN. pa. 119 ) is. that the porunceirr of our Norm...batik ships in the West ichcldl could sot be amthran eivil the many should have been am reonlileol at B dim, and ereis thin, reolem it should have hero derund oursprihrot for the army to have advaticerl epos Antwerp, null we should hare broken doe boom of Lulu I still think that not more than four 'Mips could lucre Men required for that purpose; in the 1111,111111141 t our flotilla wield have been amid) sittliritut to have protected the pas sage of the Liu} from Baths t Sandvltet, as I should rot love agreed to soy propnailimi for crossing the army. unless I had bees quite rertsim that I had slur Mini amply means of givism it t►e fullest protection Bemg, bower, r, partica laaly anxious to pursue the liue of conduct most rongcnial to his Lordship's wishes, and coin. 'meetly hest adapted to promote • rordiol err-operation, I promised C,CI y exertion its earning Sir intenti.ma tato ekecation. Accordingly, nu my nitwit from Lord Chatham, I coati. surd my arrangements fur accelerating the various rump?, rated objects ',kith wire lo he attended to. The lirst port of the flotilla which got through the Slough were applied to the coiling off the communication between Cuclard sod Flushing, because his Lordship hail regretted (though without urging it an a solojes t of co•plaint) that *applies bed Wee be often thrown into Flushing. In fact, until after the 7th of Angitst, the weather continued se had, with the wind at S. W. and S. S W that we were unable to interrupt the communication of the i fumy, r the only yr eels by whirh we could cffei t it were constantly driven in by the gal.., and mild not Lerlo the sea The wind which was NUM adverse to us was trout frr.,urable to the enemy, who meld from Cadsaud ion before at into Fiushing, without the possibility d isit.nrimesaw Oa the 7th we werr •hlr, try the weather asoilerattog, to 'eighth \ she sea blockade nt Flaking, and oa the gth a considerable body of the MNills , ceder the rionotand of Sir Hover Pt•phara, were canon* through the Saiitch-say of oh- ()duet hood, et the litraner of the Slough Passim?, and poortrited In Both', where they armed cm the 11th. At the sans. toot a souailiou of frigates passed Pushing to join this flotilla, and praccrikdou the following day up the Selic ldt. Rob ts open to the linemtbcitle ships, great difficulty hail omits, ed frem the objections of the pilule but I roltiel lid th is lice, lis clone 1 bad tom:tiered three ships, if„,in nine-insener of my offer, they should be tilled fur by Lord Chatham, as applicable to the is.hiryterat ion a the attack of the town. And, harlot; placed she delfereat obviation of the Sett employed in the verboten services is the East Scheldt, at Baths, its the Moses, and in the Rest Scheldt, nailer the command of satin of respectability, with directioes to press the pushy of the transports throomb the Slough, I retained its the %Wittily of Woltherrn, for the porposi• of esinimunitating with lord Chatham, as 1 nu/coved it my duty to do, until be should think it right to proceed to South Pk ',Luigi. 11c. ships of the hoc, thertf ire. 11114. e isnissediatr pharisee at It,.hi did ma, Fir the mamma which I hart jicd sorstiorwd, app( or 1.. m.• QQt all nerrsowv, did mot ;ode :itshine ettil she Ai wk nu tise tit's. The Comm. ' ' / vex. was lam. !. tug° up the river wisto the Irarate• 61, tote ....hit early to the wsoimag of the 15th. I .1. 148 , 4.4 the others, at lb. terliorar at Koine wat very eoobumJ, sanf at that time • .11.'111,41V ernw.kd, " 1 OH, were only a 6 w utu'ee loot, der t, . *al r. arh of going op 8n ote tide, whenever et aleutotti he •asust.d of thew to prier wit ap Oar• roer. sranspuets proeveded a,. tile rrs.r m .I.fferenl • ••• • . (11, (11111 R. t he dittit Nibs, I ktse •.etr.l co ul,l be over ; c...“ 4., sad mu coneereeleee of lire e. wrzeme nte,le mad the “brsttes• et the uicen cmp'op. , l, will' V.uer sce,deets than I halm have ever °MUT. J to BO line s Let in SVC'S a lok•lsat No I Is ..si I lane DOW sot retried in proving the maul with which I set alit, totorels, Mitt al the to imy s s not UM 1W1111 , 1..1 ...t Baas, the dela, watt in tot .tape to "Hy ; the p...tirtitair lair at 4.lwrallolkos %loch hod 1:ceo .wtttc. l ..4 its the lot( of the t••ree, am{ tit toys. It", ata 151.35 likely to Monte 11..• 01611 1 0 CW of the ultimate• ottit In. Sae FA4k..I ti.wy yrs neptott•El ft om, is un low•uud • but I It ire t Mies% oared to she* Ilan the faiksi e of the attack can Cana:tun was out wring to any Ilefrrl 151 the ordtrs anal instritelions isatten Its me, son it teas evidently Ili d In:e Carlsson nun I tushri.g remained in the banns 11.5 the pelt toy, I raisin cats> ruche PAULI it. as nwok'sublra egolltr my r., to the / lof gent tul yen- No torreatititnia of mote could! Secure the Meet rod mut) *Oust the fury of the elenwaid, IM eitalne six, iu state of the adverse plea, to remit, by the shortest course, our pro per thatillatioll. It. conveying Oho licet to a Srnu.t place of refuge, sun one where the nisi utb.witat ion of Ihe labor. it ark placs• a ith I:I le loss ut tittle and iitbout any has of Lees, I trust I shall Hat he &crowd rather of a nereltetion away duty, or of any istatteste tout to the iutereatd uf the army. From this mi tool I cousidend sn)self hound 11111111C11111 to accede to the wishes of the 1111 l hotoiler•in.Clolor thigh his. alone was there :au topmost, between a march of std hours and • voyage of so iisoleliutic length. I 'tint that it was 10 0,1 of seal uu nol port, anal I mu site it was owl. gUa 1111 want of exertion on the pact the many 'med icos natal calkers album I had the honour tio cuunuaud, that the proogre-s of a that which it was neeessary to earn, or, in less Its:huh al language, to hood by buthau lalmour, iloromgh slat wit:dings of a Vaunt adnir.,tt. 111411111.1, dfirso din oily 'la the ter th of the aicd, appeared so tinily, that toed Chalon on" 110 inovrotiesot milking to push forward a stogie vemet 10 the Wcot Scheldt." Ihe 410..1 toms of the us- Val 11:111:1 . 1s and once were out rendered hos irksome by the penis:op...go that the labooir, shit+, thouAlo inn snout, often proved unnisohog, might ha e bens spoon) to 'loin at the expcone id a shoot match atruos the Island of South Here- Wool. Tu impute to nio• in 10 the navy. under the moor of delay, the loom of tine whirls am passed by. me sic solicitude, And by 110 . 111111 111 0111111 l 1 tt tog toil, is not a Lae I 'lurid.' hone exp. recd from Lord flouiliano. it ruwil hare Into more agreeable to myself to home or fermi to their torollohipo a oomph. journal of the daily trains setiosno at the fleet, as that ClllllSt woukl have afforded one the oppurt tttt ity of paying at 01 , 1 tribute of gratitude to the nuincrotio able anal zealous officers, by whom I was aided is the olitlerroit ',random of the loonier, ouster my directions, and who may posoololy etmoodos themselves as unjustly sub ject, together with myself, to wow imputation, from the marked and perhaps iuridlous ars uracy with whirl' the par toeslar days ut arrival of different divisions are specified in Lord ('LailiJM . S.lostement. Bus I asanuaranced that it wss not the intention of his Lordship, in collecting such a mnlttinde of dates, us inn- Lute any blame to those 'Amen. He has closed his Htpurt by 'wilding me out as the only object of his animadversion. He leases sow to account fur the difficulties whirl, lee vented the ion omens of Flashing, as well as to shim the obstacles which pro-misted Themselves is the early program' of the arumment up the Hest feehelolt." He was nut aware, it "avow, that the first poial was ren dered impossible by the state of the weeds; he was nut even aware that the cue manta:sees of bin being blown to to the East Sclorlia had impeded his early progress Up tier IA est selteldt. coin enotag Lord Chatham's opinions I have now erased to to be will: love, hat I ion, sad el sr shall be, sincerely anxi ous that stair Luodships should nut are rause to regret the I . ollodl . ller isles 11614:4 !lir) have luau pkased to !tumour we upon duo occasion'. (Signed) H. J • STR At' H N, London, stli March, in au. Rear-Admiral. 17t0.11 SATURDAY .‘IGIIT'S GAZETTE. Idiviralty-Ojice. March to, isto. Vire-At:nand Lo d Collingwood has transmitted to J ' Crukir, E. s letter front Captain Fere.ii.on. of II s Mojebty s sloop ac (milt of hit having, on the 14th of Decesbo r just, c.iptured the French pritsterr L'Aigle. of ten earl ligy guns and four solve's, Mlth a CZWIple. Wellt of right) men. _ _ Awl on; frhan Captain Harvey, of His Majesty's sloop Cepbsins, st.itiog the capture, on the I lth of J hnuw), Or the Fr.-oelt settrr privatter, lx tic:- pion, of four tuns, thud laity-nine Men, on her hr.t Ct uilse fr isn G.•uos. Copy of a Letter (rota Captain Preseot, of His Majesty's Sloop %taste, to Viee-Ailmiral Lord CoHies...D.l, c oo ,- inaniter-ia•Cliief of His NI sty% slops anal Vei,els hleitzterrisiwaitolateil offl'oro, the esth Deceisibtr, 1109, •od transussiteil, by his LorJahap. Kt JAN Wilson Cniker, M• LoaD- 7 1 have great pleasure in acquainting your Lordship, that His Majesty's sloop under my conimand his, this moment, sit turgid a polacre rigged corvette privateer, of Alarseilles, called L'Eule. pierced for 40 guns, but mounting four teen long eights and sixes, and 140 men, after ■n anxious chime of nine hums, and a gallant and uh et Mate resistance of one hour and a half. The con duct of Nit.. Davis, the First Lieutenant, and that of the other Officers, petty Officers, and crew of the WeJzle, on this occasion, was such us to merit great prelim. I have stated underneath an acclient of the killed and wounded in the Wealle and L'Eult. I have the honour to be, &c. H. PRESCOTT. Wealle--Wm. Ferrite, p►ivate marine, killed. Genege Sew, able seaman, badly wounded. L'Emle—Five killed, mine vrimmiled. MILITAMY PRNMOTIOyS. flux-Are,lurch 10, 1510. 511 Regiment of I.sfe Guards—Cornet and XoteLiewtenant Alexander 31.1sosts, to be Isentioant, by put:base, ewe St Felix, who ...tires. Wm. Paxton Jersis, t:eat. to be Cornet and Sub-Lsentenant, by purchase. vire *Fines. Coldstream Brgirut nt of Foot Gusrds—raptain Al.-sondes G. ‘Voosiford. to be (:artain of a l'ompany, by purchase, ♦ire Us)ke, oho retells. Ensign John Boswell, to be Lirsits slant, by portliest., view Woodford. seth Regiment of Foot—Wait., t'bristopher Vowell front the 7!► Garrison Battalion, to he 3lajor. wire Cohialunan r placed uss balCisay of use ;its Garrison Iklilllloll. F The Herrrensl Archtlearos ./O1;110area to lw Chaplaia.Gie sacral to Ihr Forrest, i orr Genstar who scsigus. HOSPITAL. STAFF Staff Simeon Thomas Tlloinpo4; i.:!;;Deput%-laspertor 11.aplials, se the West lu*l only, •icc lliuuktu, •how A ppunstoment has mot takt u plate. Dar sl Thomas, Gent. to he am iluspital-Nlate for General t ire Wiln.un Legitimise, Gent. to he ditto. elf EV ET. Captain Charles Lefebere, of the Royal Engineers, to be Major in the Army. HANKRUPITY Jam , * Prim. owl Jrresuials Neuith, 110% or hale of Rirrninp. mot of l.olroover •trret, linoshill, Loudon, dealer* iu lace, from. Along. to April Jl , al tee, al Guildhall, Lim doo. I:ANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Julio 11.1.0 berksurth, of Arhfurd, Kent, nine alai brand, 'merchant. AANKRePTS. Joorpla Cooper, of Cert. r, trlevlwritht, In aerren•ler, March ze, 11, and April Jl, al .1. res t at ler f ilolve John atn rt, Lore:peel., Attau,la, ilarJ, Le rimer.. allay, Lig erpoul ; and Messes. Cooper and Lose, eara:rry lane, London. Thuan IJ•;krr tri 4.4ellter, 1111011 T, tvsurreiucr r Alut b R 2, 23, and April 21, at eleven, at the Featlnn lea, t.„„ Attoeneya, Mr. Jnha Garner, Jun. Ckett,t, aid '4, T balm Hna Tetnplr, Lond on. Thomas Johnson, of Macclesfield, Chesirr, March in, 22, and April CH, at 4 i Bull's Held Inn, S4 Macrleafirld Attorne)a, and Laett, nlthamptun ChalOn'y don and Sir. Clietbain, Stock . port._ JOhn Garnett and C. Frederick Speyer, Ifi r de nso , York, merchants, to surrender, March as, 29 . . 4 el, at ten, at (lie Swan tan, Huddersfield. Anwar '', ,7 Richard Battye, anagery-lane, Luudue; 401 , 8 Battse.Hudderafield.. Treadway Sheppard and John Black, of Itoriotisae La► don, merchants, to aurreuder, March 13, 24. tad A p n i at ten, at uildhall, Loadoa. Attorney, Mr Scan, g t. dred's-court, Poultry. . ti John Hardy Jack son, late or Selby, Yo r k. I nn an.. saner in the Kings Bech Prison, waster mi d laninp ..L surrender, March 17, 2a, and April '4ll, at tw e l ve, . t hall. Lo udon. Attorneys, Sleahrs. J. and M p,„i, u Hull ; and Mr. George Watkins, Stuur-buildtlizs, Inn. John Roberts, late of Tottenham-Court-ru e d , baker, to surrender, March 17, di , sod Aped zi, m , at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, court, Cursitocatreet ; and Mr. Susuuell, Herts. William M'Keitzw, late of neuter us, bat sa w nab of St Paul, Cuvent•gnrdcn, ra w d„,„,:: surrender, March t, at tell, 27, and April at GaildhaU, London. Atturueys, Mown, fortes ml te. cork Eh.-place Eirraha 'Thornley, of Hinkley, Leicester, atonet.tritfrta, W sarrerdar, Macch 19, at ass, 91, at tea. sad Apoi 4 lee, at the Georg. Inn, Hinckley. Attinu.l., 11, I:n rsr Greeatriy., Attl..h.nouch. Hall, near shire . anti Mr John banker, Bnek-cum, T....aple, 1.... T Raphael Holalars of Mary-lalsoose Pack, nide pisrA of St. 31sry-la-hoilnc, 3liddleren,liouille.ins.i.. : , March is, at eleven, 27, at tischr, and April., e,,,, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Me. T.ith.ina, Slrai t, Loudon. ichsril Willis Voting, of Aeon-street, in Ih. p a i, Wakot, Somerset, slopselkr, to surresitte, and April 21 , at eleven, at the Christopher Ism suil logs. Bud ,. Aito,.„eys, Yes.rs . hheplisril aniJ AJhn z t ss, La. furcl•row, London ; and Mr. N. A. Misfits:ll, Huh. Philip Prima, of Brewer street, Gul.leu-sajaare, MA& arc, jeweller, to suireskrar, March t 7, 111 LA pfl3 Jl, g eirveu, at Guildhall, Landow. Atturaeys, Mowry Cola and It ielsaralw, Chancery-lane, Edward William Dewey, ut Paradise street, Lather Lid; Surrey, slaw-jollier, to surrender, March t,' 11, II at tree. at Guildhall, ',indult Ati..e.•,, shrep..4, 1) :eaa•streitt, Southwa k Janus lieve, of %1 calms's knew, liu.kiegkno, Blatiiiforil•st met, M 'nutlet*. rii to mums day, 11 arch 1.1, 2 , , Niel April 11, II eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Altair tirj, Mr. Joshua 1 / a yban, Chancery-lime. DIVIDENDS. March aI . Win. Croft, of Leeds, ®reclean, ai eleven, the while Swan, I.eeda. April 7. Jane Jones, a Dayo.l4rri.,, Cormier's, tia nee, at eleven, at the Sportsmen Ws, laa. 11.111011. April 3 Thomas Humphreys, of Clieltratiampl I. Georges-fields Swaim burae-deelar, at um, at La.altos, Loudon. April to William Wilvin, of Shakes• ear-walt, Clutha, Itliadkvea, soarer sot. at tr. Pre, at thtikllmll, I.oJ March 17. Pile %wine Moo, of St. mho's. laor, merchant, sl London, %lard' 13 %Vining,' Cu.,r lair of Wormier, sod of LA. b irit.sirret. Loudon, haulier, at elevro, at Lathllk Limitlon . . . . Apnl li. /Am. s Tearer, of the roalpit 1,. a, 1v,...hmt., t , alup, kuckstes, at etreru, ot the I.tus is., \ r esort, 1131 op. Arn7. lames Knowles, of Gwyndh, Thol,r,v, Setif• trA, iou.keeper, hi litiiii, et the Spt.rtsvilu to., C,o* . arra Caraas vas. Art/ 6. Janie.. Milts and !aim Mil's, now or late of flo 14!4 worth, Voris, smereloauts, at rte was, st ISt lira/ Lm, lluhk•iaZrld , folk Ap , ii 13. Ikujatista 111 ight, of Eiratiagltatn, (tutor, at elesett, at the Stuck Hotel, la Oat mougliam. „ Jane I. Aladin Apr, last ut Audio Friar.. bat a.m. thatobwra, Lusiduo, alsipniuer, at tiev..a, Lon tim April s. Willion. Ponley, of Pearith„ Cmitiberloul,ina ow:we, at cheer; ' at lbt Grego lam, ;•ertith April U. John Stnitli, of Liverpool, Lancaster, netting. at eleven, at thc Gtolie 'lament, John-itnect, I. veva t. April t. G.irdner, late of Nea,sit, (.1 ~ (e- 40 4 h at eleven, at the Mite's Arms Hotel. at RO4, t arta t illaiehist. John Neutill and Sampson tar 41 Stoke, Stafford, carriers, at ten, at Gmildba:l, [Armes March 3i. Moses Joel, oh II ialt-st feet, 5it...m.40 1 s ' 4 ° 4 elm.. nod esithenirare,sa tea, ct (rightism J, La t trai blareh j t William Chimera, of StepiseL-c 3 • 0 ""Ii sea, tawnier, at ten, at Guildhall Loudon. (7{SiVri tiCATES—.M ARCH I. Joseph Joimerri, of Liverpool, Influo•itroV•ef• %Villieio Merlin Lolle),, of Lirrrpoo!, rectifier. Titania% Peat, lute of Wood-street, Clreaovielv, Itaeitr . . John Eason, of itrodforil, {Ville, linen-draper. John Jacobi., of Booker'olarJon., Lculeahall stmt. "Pk' maker. Godfrey Davis, of Droartstreet, lboomsbery, Mak* eltaiman Thornton, of Nes Mallon, York, c o al-ust 'aria Juku nonstop, of hes Mallon, York, coal-rmewhaut Thomas Kirkpatrick, of Oxforal-, uad:talk • ism rct r Janice Sten noon, oft Word read, dt airr t Implore. Juba Waliatai alkerauovd, of Nea gate strati, t brt staaharg Riclsanl Gibbon, of Selby, York, cuup,r. Stephen Neale, late of Tut tenbsra-trtut. road, Wallowa's. Jain Chapin... of I)atatort, Al addles's, and at Great TAO elle, Hollows, dour-factor. ritick III• ICkh ON sATC •• • per Ireful. Comets S pcv I•vat. Navy India Roads Lackeyesets lily .. 94 ;. d prcio rr"", Consuls (s T. 410 t F. ^• ♦ r Curnhill, awl $l. 1 Lately, at 'flap-Hall, arm Lanett, Mr. %Vl l .- 0114 r lain, of a lon IYr lad, the Ilya GV.WgC 104, ul Bolterft f10w..., Bock, ILK:, NIARRIAGEN ..... Mr. M'llititson, of the Vpitio•lLliii ptte, t - Moira+ll, of Is.. tV Ire h • s Th• .• • fir d,latr 1111 11l M . 1n1.1113 N oodfal, 1.. a the el hilir.tieti • • Reporter. La.t wre,k, at New Radnor, John Jrnhin. I bon This is the toinc ILA& the lode has gokv ln' 11 . 1TVINI14). •liikltt,4ll Lot tweiti•Cput yr.. 0 •••• yr , 411 WU she tourit-J her firs , Lo.bend ; mart-wit her ont and ; mot ilestik•-•1 the spito sty Asir itet“i'S.l touch, that ou • litni!ilijiel• aegas iulsurr •U, tit,' lift DE ITIIS On Cntniviny In.t, nt ttry Oro MrA 11uz1.., nate of Mr. ,t rety. Chock.* Neurte Waloll, roves er: the *hove, laud toratti sots stl Ms J. 1V.11,h, plarr. lo \Toledo', mstlolenh, is, she 6111. 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