The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-27 00:00:00

• : xumnEa Y 37.) • KIN(re•THI:ATRF, HAYMARKET. T b... O-MORROW IVENING. Dec. 28, will be Grand tout Opera of L A CLEMENZA 1)1 SCIPIONE. The Musa • be Etttl of the Gist art Will b., given a fevnueite DIWERTISTMENT. IM the Opera w•ll he per:amp a New Ballet, entitled LA SURPRIS7 DE DIANA. • 1.F.0U 'ERlOlll'll l ,. uE VAMOUIt. 'Coilipeied by Man.. R.4...,--the Nitric by wu.lB. With new Romero, Ihr , lot, Decorations, *c • , THEATNIAcoI Al. DMIRY-LANF. rieHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 27, Their 1110.1t.e.' Fassanta will Art , 1016 time) the Cwmedy of THE SCHOOL FOR FR I F.NDS. After which. a Grant LegeorLiir Melo-Orahit, (Idled THE SLEEPING BEAU IN. The Coined. Th.. sen.ol 6., "mods, :bog . Mama of Illto Sleepinp llkauly, will be repeated T0.“6‘..0*. TH COVENT-AAR I)F.N. 1 -4 1118 PRESENT EVENING, Dec. £7, will be acted a Tor •rt• , railed ROMEO AND JULIET. Itnreee, hr litink,r k!r,r which. • NOW Ballet, by Mr. syttio ' called Ttlil WILD ISLANDER, ; or, TIM COIATOF Tu which will he atlert, a Mini. al Fmterraiirnent, callad SPANISH 1.)01.I.A RS ; Or, TUE PRIEST OF TI lE. PA lti)p. Tb. Istlbhe Ate respect..il ) intwine.4, that To-trivrruw Mater lent rr, I perf...rin alto citargytar tlio.twros rATßiunc Fump. u. , / d-.. Nee. 17, 1803. NT ANY applicatirms bevinit been received from 1 tn. Relatives of ILlLieer. al.l I‘4oll 11114 have fallen in t Nis Ml eaty's st4yte••; titt.tee.soa.aitied with proper without. v i a l. ; t h e C,,, ei p i ty ee *daps tits at ...1, of giving owlet, it, a t Corte - it...terve expelled of the reLtin., in wheel the I-11i ,:ants stood t, the rl•rneried; and of 'MU, ein - unieraneet, bog sfe:i as to attune then. to rend, sicoli by trio Moguaratei Chat . .. Won, or some gaiter per..ia of i.4,0e i..6.1,ty, n tiro place witrie they reside. Widnes are tetitoottd to at,ottee f o r itutultet of toeir Ch.ildren, with their Yo,t•telive mg., i sun Famine, to her nial. proof, that the dec.-wad Irk neither Wrdo.• nor Cl,dd, Navy Pay-tlffict Certiticatei of the Pirtie• tta , n,e Itt,n te. naitted to rsc.liie the wages of oltp.• under wisdom t'l.. tutu), wilt be CU11i,11..54:1 1113f1iCi1eM16•41(1,16.7b a Ines ba.-511g it.. iri, Reeresentati.es. J. T. vlc ELSE° RP. Scoot/air CoNTßlistrr:c)ss. after DI: iae iNt..ce„ ou th• DAY •., THANKSGIVING, 1.4 the K14'413 - of the SFAMCV.* OLDIERS. ' , l NRINISS.ineI - A•IIMNTEF" i, WArnileu, and tint WIDOWS, ORINIARS, •1111 'RELATIVES of igio.e Killed, or ii.. 5451.151'iS,1•11111111. . A110111.)1 of Soir.apthows .4.04, aolAriii...4 . L au.pcA A . ki • .. • iha Newts twftri , -4 ' 4, . 1 . i 'cr),.""t ,• ._.'"' 7 , l '. 4 " e"k S t . 1 4 ,' Re, Cr nap ..14 .1 , .o . l..algrile r. Church, Ringlet., Yoriaisre, ---; - • ••• ••• ts 049111 I 'fie Inhabitant. of Re , . ri , :leird by , teas Nice. • •4 . i s ;din Mr•rs, .11611/ TilatikVlVlllit i..y - 110 • els e kill and &mingles, COW Cl a e a ,S • 4: v.s . p . ,ir-, , trauel ALI. A - -•- - : 1 ' 11' 9 Pavan of Lawford, Faex, ----- - - is 4 6 Ditto of Itatavati, ditto, ......--. . • 8 , ft 2 I Ditto of E‘ricioril, Kent, ...---. . - 916 9 lharentine Chapet, ling, idocoloshire . 2 0 0 ' A .ma:l In...ohne entigiegation, at Tu ..far, St.il..rd,hir.., ...----. - - 3 7 5 . TA.- 1r.,n.1t te Mayfield, SI .filfd•!ti•r• Av,,, Fans 12 14 6' NiaintasarDlawrisso ... Martini, White-wow, tt,.1..... .• • - • .... :•101.1.1•. .11111 i. • tat. solo . 5 . 0 51 t N,..e.„,...d Meeti.g. James Waddell - . sra r'+ Parish ~;• thasted, Kest, John Gibbous - 74 2 9, Parish of &eat Hnite-ley, Essex, Pho.p York. Id hi 0 Werthor. trona; Trim, Glcueederohire, per Wil liam Hammunri. 1. - so . - - 29 3 , :;') 111,pint Meiniiie, M.. \liudinian - - 9 2 b Parish of Shitiingto,t, Ritia.iurdrh'ie - - 4 : 0 G. Davis Ciliate of ditto - - - 1 1 0 St. Alph:ige, I.nriden Wall, Me. Watts • 66 cr r.ri,.% of St James, Ilitatui . . - t(.2 9 3 Pareih of Weetuir. on Severn. 61 124. 91d• lUt6c. - ry arid Private. o f ditto it-lust. SI. 3s. ---11 17 91 Free Mesons' Lodge of Virtue - • 3 0 •• Ablory Church, Rath - A (:entleman too dairy • se. Nisct.seiteturch, 4.9t0 Re,. R. Lloyd, for ditto NU. Dickenson for ditto !- Mit. Dawson, for ditto - St Litt,ro's Church, ditto Mr.. Eitor, fir ditto - Curial Church, ditto. ---- St. Mary's Ci..pel,rlitio ISt. John'., ditto, .-..... t A Lady, for ditto - Klinuington Chapel, ditto, - Al, Saints, dinar . - El. is. Ws. Marin i her Son, •. d Pl.o, a , 21. 11116 u Chaldea n of %It. Marn's School, 101. 114 - F ..40 0 0 'Moravian Chapel, Ilith, --•-• . - 9 I 9 Manila Chapel, lath 271 .4., td. Ditto . los 64 -.-..97 14 t Ltd.-pendent Chapel, Alpyle-re500t,........... 24 11 0 Pali.'', of Widiromb. near Noah. ---.--. 1 9 9 ........ of Carnrsten, Into -.-.......... • 6 6 0 •••••••• all Ce!el'1111. %Vito; •• 51. 16. 9d. /its Ocourst, tee 4.rro - SI. 0.. VII ......-10 16 9 CO •...i. a Great Edam, rsr W. Walceney, Eaq. 3 11 6 .---... o f Mips. St' liner.etoltite ' per Ur. Bishop 19 7 6 . - of Chippluz.Sadtur , r,Gleascosieroltiria 17 2 0 . - v.' Litt!, Sudbury, Glotseesedlohlye,.--. 3 1 0 -- of Weston, ;.err Rath, -.- . de 7 ri ----- ot Bath . .11e, tlatl , 6, ...... . • 6 8 ti - to' sr Sterili-n, by Soltadt, Cornwall, J. Halle. . - 17 'a 0 ..-... of Ahorford, Yorkalvire, bri. Lasistiti,Viear 99 0 0 , 1•••:•.'i of Fel,iiiain,Suwes, the 3lmisber awl Pa riS - 11{•11( . 111 • •• 6 6 0 ,St ..finl, F. Di. Item n, H. etor - - 52 10 A , N ~..0 t upott•llliniber, I.•nrolnoh ire. Mr. Barnett 27 14 4 bla!tira li•olunteer., I riot', ~..ty - - 9 1 0 St. Matthew** Lodge, lie:toir - - 6 6 I W i!in. Church, Nottingliano.hire, el Hest, 5116. 99 3 0 {Val'', re, die°, - ditto 2 9 0 Lotti,i e glon ditto, 9 11 It, jun. - • 11 1 0 Xenon ditto, /100 - - 1 1 0 Cltaoe, of Fodor.. Stafforlsh-fz, ---+ - 11 0 11 leaf mgt.'', Rutland, C 5..111 • 4 2 10 /tat bPT C•10.ell. Clieni,V, - T 11,otentittall 99 11 0 Trainten. N.dthatept.oteliire, -- - 11 1 4 6 Kaunas, dim, . - - 0 9 9 Coll., 11.656 at Margit., - . - 91.3 311 Gaiii.oorou,th Chu.eh, J. ruttier.. .ill - 60 IS 2 ra,,,n of 0.. rfoa, lisaw, .--. Ilyttioto . 90 5 0 Moell Marc e, lierei - onhhtie, ..--- . 9 13 6 folk.eone Pari.h, j. 'lints . lbt ?, 111 • 4)#.• V.l Chorth, 1 kron, J. C Co e leattict - 4 9 0 Caitivlane M•rtiog. SI. Paul s e -• --tot.. - 36 Iti 0 C 40•I'itan •ri the ryrt.tt of McVey, StsfEtsl.l , iitc 2: 16 0 Dims tu the parish Church of Winches., Kent, in In Tuck, i - 31 0 0 N. t. li of flungsb'e, Redforlshire„ -. :r3 1 1 Ded . 4 re. Foes, 'f t:. 1 . ...1.4 - hi 15 1 Dtv,, Mettt..ttg, W. 11. C.,. ~,,, 1 - - 14 II 0 • • liontolot Ihdoleoe 1.: .t it•ty, at a•latt i on Sr. 1,- o iy. • he e. (.11yeel a... ► J. Podip's Chapel, (1 , -nrg--st. , et, Alter. t• 4111, ---.-- 14 Ire 1/2.014n end rariphimmarra ,i It .1% suet:.,, D ..46 9 4 rt , 2.. 1 . -91 2 0 - 271. M. -—3 l 10 0 . 5;I. li. - 11 11.—^11 I 0 • it 6 b - •1 ♦ 9 - f 15 5 . 010 -1: 10 6 ♦ 17 Ur. 316rttt FRIDAY, • • , Parch of fjolaca.ll`. 1. 1.v.0n TY - - G 15 0 Dun-tri. 'from, of Wv.t & W WI* Y , 0 , 01.1.:, l'Y I.itisf. W W.rre.. - - I? 2 6 Rehrn-roarnnt -Ind Sew neei Cinnelle.,i . ..cheillog ti e 11 , ..41.4 , Irnlune•ev, J. Cawood - 31 11 7 Woking Ci..relt. Snort", --••••- '- 94 U FICII/ !LI M ditatt, date - - - ', 6 U ' 4 0. 1 416) )11 .4 1 4. 11, 1 0 1n. Archer - 21 0 1 Iren .. .11 P.A.., si mits ,,,, - -•f 3 0 • % .i 4 ine &On, Am.. - - - I 9 '0 Pa.ih 4 liotaio. iai Sul olk an Eases, including th• Vol...veer l'orri<, 1 De• j rt• . It 10 5 St tiltlete. church. Ablest's:). 1/r. Lempliele 52 10 0 Lang. , •.J f.:ll..trelt. J. L•mpth.ono - - 4 0 0 thte..,1".41 , .... t. tech, Awn - 1 0 0 (;tames fl , tug, Hama. W. Wilkins - 14 15 8 P4-11h of ClAwa!don, wear Se moten, Willa, -..... l9. 0 11. K. , 5a.01-..0.44-Toanwi, G sat , ..te - ' 64 17 4 )7...g.ten Volunteers - - 16 17 6 R •.:'..t Chrwl, at Tyler..., - • 5 4,10 I h. 4 klinhiter and lethablt•nteot the Vill.te• of Harley, Ssrn.ahi,e - - 11 18 6 T'.s 147401 ,4 St rata. 5it.41141. . 152 IV 3 P.tri.h 0/ St ...Neaten, neer .Wandashonl, 114.eth. att.,t....shire, Rine ' ' - . - 9 9 0 . ' C.nglevsn (71.ureh, S. Wi:liatellott - - 59 94 10 •' 1it.40 , 04111 Elitgsll;l"ntltellek s J llettnett It 40 '0 ^1 itcupo.oe'4ll . oll6o2• l • . .... - 'TO 970 . P.in.h Ch.....l.•4Che!en.er. W M.r.inis - 40 15 0 en -pat.,w V•Junteet C.e..lry - 50 0 0 Pitt, ' diet'., Inf . mono - - • 11 5. 0 The Chinch a n d Inha'Atants of the Towle Of .• . Esher, ----- - SO 310 nownteot Church, R Shelooth - - 48 13 fli R....t . dt 5.1....t.ng, li.ibrauk, —....- - 3 5 3 5 0 0 w l'ari.la Chu ell of Abine , . 111 l Pushes I.lllindrtd apd Ar.l.2genn, hi Beektlre, Jas Watt. - • - - 9 2 0 Writ Cures Char4l, 1.1. of Wight, Wen Dick 59 0 0 hl.ultet Ramo Church, Li.let.ll4/ilile, •-•1......= 9 9 4 At the Chu-c.. of St. Andrew, 11.. i.,,,.. ~.,. o d, 414 1521 104 be the CtAc-t., 1.4.. n...., len •11.- ai4trwl kffe:••, .holl PA , ...1e., of they An.hee cad St. George's %%Amite. ~ then ineaes.t,l4,... • &tenons • - . - . - 937 If 1 Pnwit .1 liitn.,.tm.., Oxfordshire - .. ..30 11 71 Ilair..tilig . D.al tai' ‘,...n:rys. s tion, 0)-3, 3 Sten net - • - E the . Shieletr, I - 41 at MM... Ch...eh . C......b.d..,.. 1: en., thont..4 Adonis, E.g. . Xeneleva.s.Orerch, LA. Oroneetel - Seeenc...k. Cher -h, ....—.7,, 0 3.., - - Copt 1:e 1 e.,... lowly 01 710411.11 Artiil.-ry, See:m -.5V. 'Pt r 1 a cir s' ' ' . 7 '9 . 3 3 to t 7 i 6 10$ 0 0 v)::, 6 0 p.OtirtilAr 11..pflot Comeowitimi. IT° tro• - 7 5 ft 2. 7 7 LAST IMMO\ aIISF , Die U. taco!, ~tIECOURI of 1)1 k EC l'OitS do' the UNITEI) A. . 741.:ICHAN if EN(►LANI) Llt A VINt. V.,th 1 I 7 , 4 lwre,ll girt N•4i...v. !he lAA will lie hel4 at ;9'64 ft 'I. .tnil , —.rvst, n•E.I')‘Y the Rth wice.T.• •PCIAelt th• Al—ronne, until '4...Aa Mut 41fflitti. t•r Ihe SLECtIoN of a EURECTOR of Cum;)3siy, PAU() 11.1? mi:sußtpa, ch.ttriwA l i wmr.inm _, ,4 1. 1 ,45 4tni iwcus • TAU cr,NLIT. 1)110:(:1'0 ICS ff Me LON. thi634PANX , Ay ref IV..tiet, that .1 F T P.NR... • EN ER A L MEETING I' db, PRO .1 - 41e ',in he bed eit the LI )N DON TR V til/4 r isT9NOPRGATE-M rIF.ET, as NV [ON EsDAY Ai 10 WI tinowirripui, et 19 .•Ci.ek, 104,e 0 , Ale... .ag Nitee..ry deelorimi . DIVIL7E.YL at, tAe pswe'a St.m4. Q t 4. 11 , 4 rem. the 3t.t thermic• (Ti. stout) aid ...ear Lender Deth Near, GEORGE ROM NSON, tee. D.*. 24. 14119. Nn. iy,• Choir aq,ile 1.4 e. , lna ~*C( preeiAd t. Vie 111 ALLING•OFFICa, Doc. Is, 1%3 PHE COM&IISSIONERS fie Viikiallsag Hit • Mojeatia, Nary da ltersity i itc s.tice, Thal or MON• D , the 5 ;41 1.44..agt, lacy watt 4e nadir to *rein Teo •t. , a in ;Vraeng (6 , didld ;;1;), 441.1 tr aw tko att.tiplo,l44.t FRESH BIi.EF I.a• aft. ;4;; 'rat alit. lie Use of His Alm*? es Mips and re•oels at Yorinvoth, loon, ff.( II eta, In As C..itnew Norfolk. for firelle • Al...adai. I , Bfis tbf 1 .1 .I.ooamalao a" Ike 311 : a eerier, ibo6, o•ti to et pawl jar huts, pay aide, rid lemma. Antatl 121143 qter Date f4a Coadettal, of tie C. ;Ursa, 0/139 be seen at the Searretri• Olsre, at its Office, or by app/yin; a the Culisaar ./. /he Cogent at Ye,oo.ott, N • T:p114.4 I I..igi be hsst to any Ten ter - in which the Pri.-e shot: kat Le th•w4thl. toe words st leash, se that *Sets eel 61 *tiptoed is the anted In f.,. tins ~Ghee se the etti.l gnittry. the (ri.tonf, nor unto. the PV/311r<hn noke.i the Tender, or . new re e.on ^u hos h , %sit, novae. carouser when enled ts• TUALLING-OVVICE., 1)a , 26, i m R. JOHN W REKES, qrs Bfintildone, near Lann ratan, he the Conwty of Orsatolt e Grower, other Desk , it. Cath'e, Soviets foiled so ob•de by e tuttilic Tenser, dried Out 14th ;Ws .4 4 . , Wki." he emoefe le the Ve.ier a. 1• ••• the tr.sli ietf.to Tits M drub . . hhtPt and Fe•te as Pp twals and to i ling tor lir i•inti.rg roar: hfonths, Toe eICIAINITSSEONERS jet Vißoustind He. liojesey's Nagy dr krthy Ors Notice, That an. TiPIit•SCP.IT the 9th slop of Javeeretwest,.thee will be reedy to *weirs fresh re.. 414,1 is leriglV (*toted up), sod trent ensh ~.eh Petwas e• wag waiertake to t , ,etereheolateerr FRESH BEEF sole 6e riyured jar the Ilse if Its Majesty s St.iN amid Irene. at Ptt,,n,,,shlwia y (4„„ 1.1,11“ . Cjla, of:VO ) from that floe, to the 31. t ye* Iheetsiber, 1904, Corley:to, owl to Le paid fur by limas, freesia( n uh Interest, Ninety Ilan..ter Dak. The Connii.•••ss os the Cowt•e-i• asp ie sees et the Secretory'. o^r s, at rho. bigot, h • applying 1 , ifs. 9fitte,, the .14ent ay .s. w ti C. , -tarZoisrle et et ilsoeseetteh, or ts the C. I..e..tar if the t;w rann Itertlynch, in the away se b. tan. No evg •rd sill 4 had a et, Trotter in .tootle the Price megty inner,* in le* do .4 length, ne taint shell awn he deb n ee,4 e. the Boars befene Ose eft.n.l. on the soot Thws4see, the 9th rt. se kir unfelt. the Perees en.. ISA( I lON realer, w MOW r ra. •••• his l.ehab , viten te, to •i•sertr shen'enited for. ' KANII LOTTEk Y, begins DRAWING, February 3, 1006.. SCHEME.' 3 " or I. *O O O are L 40000 3 0 . . 10,000 ....... . 3 a S . 20 Yi 1 !O :0 , 10 Fart-maim ricksts gl. 13,uu0Acta L 2.5 n,• ,1..) Pot of the ab.ve Capitals. Fag- 11 nri.:44 le Dal, •••• L 10.000 P 4 GI 4111 tnonsit Ditto Ditto lath Day, ..., :ow° TlcKrts amt SIIARES ars selling at every Lb:Alpaca I.nuei y trace. PREsE r PRICE. T•eket i I.ilf L.lO 0 0 I Eielatt ( twiner •• • An each !mucks"! it ad • lied, •e the rust b,OOO relitN* will be equated to 4:11. aria, Wales Movit ctuuwe fa Mr Ca p.a.. . GR . 'this morning the s;gn 41 fur a Court Marti a l was hoisted, sest bo ard the .indei, to inquire into the cor.ii: a and prtweedir,ga of Vice-Ada) : 44lSir Rii'•ott Calder, with His y's Scpadron under hit command, on the 23J day of July last; and also his snbsequent condu't and p•otvedings, until he filally lost sight of the entmy's sfnos, and for ran havinic dear his titmcst to resew trk engagement, and to take or destiny every ship of the enemy, which it eras his ditty to engage. The Court was composed of the full Owing Offi cers ;--, r4Etift/fNT Vice-Aihniest (it.oltGe MUNTAGUE. . V;Ce-Adti.ea! ho, n , • 1v:.44 .rtlan:olura S linnet ThurnsiniaJh, itear-Aorniiviii2o • • --I Rear AJomat So 1 , 43 C Ears. koheit DotEey Uti.. r, Caytasts Jvnw, Athotroott .The Honnutahte Thuaas 11 . 1. 1 en Cap t, twin STICik C4PlAin John Inirsiy , ' cape* Juh.4 Saorr, captain John humour. The prosecution was conducted by Charles Bick nell, Esq. Solicitor of the Admiralty., and W. G.• Knight, Esq. assisted by Mr. Greatham. •The Court opened at half past ten o'clock. The Prisoner wis brought into Couit by Mr. Fenton, Deputy Marshal of the Admiralty. Mr. Ffutou stood b,liii.d the Prisoner. He was full d - essed in black, with a cocked hat ; and he remain ed uncovered during the trial. He applied to the , Court fur the indulgrace of a chair. Admiral Mon tague olsserved, that it wac the firsnime lie had ever heard of such an applir ttion upon the part of a Pro vost Marshal. If it wete asked on the ground of P.l . health and inability to .bear the fatigue. the Court would have no o!,jeelion to grant the entfultence . ; but it was tai be understood, that he w,vi not to !it while a Mogther of'the Court was speaking. • The authority untlyt . wft.sh the Court sat of whlch the following is . 4 cepy). together with tie charges against the prisoner, tent a diva read :it' Moses Great !um, Judge Adv-tate.: ' , •• • "lis the 'C , ....r0n...44w , 4 4or `roe 105 e., or Lied I ligh &looml of the Ifiattod K.' g ,-1' ttf. ri.nam lc " • " W bervis Sir Rabin Calder, Dan.' V own. redriir.l of R us, hada, by to, 1e...e; to 4.0$ tu t . dart, .4 36 ePienn", reyurtt ii, kit the stasis. that an 4i:colty teat' be irsoh. int.. his ‘ , h•: ssid coodh•t, on thutl4 of Jul !set, rt, day Atte: in, eie.g.titeria with the Conibine4 Fleirtiof grattb.., and Son., or, .;.ois the elude. nr sath peat thereof (w Nun an ot the ,410 lay •• • 116311 appear 04 the gaud?, .., , Cl4:4t, 10 Or eostiting P 44111 to tits* his li.s rt l I 4C IN/1.1•41, tsl NAO•iFfiM I SAMOSOIIIIBI 'Oh she V,i . edinsrar• t.grw4 , eio! ter the iewah.t issenhou.id has 'aid :enc.. that • Coon-Manse& dia.* it , awisfelsitel i ,hei the purpose olsore•i•stutiulkd, aid idle for 11 , 11ittlopf laln! whole of the &tut Vise - , adoniat, .10 A.:, (Int. on the s.i.d ?$I of lid) tzt, add int , " his coneoPeon prwerettings, until tie Snails lest eight".uf the ahem, es: ausi! tatty win h.r toe hating Shane hllll Afftaa tu velem tie said g•e2nliialln, and to take Go uhes iuy e.tay.sq.p of the cup usy, which it leas his duty to *slags: It a miod you liaewith Sir Rob , : t calit;:es above •mentiuoint fetter of the gosh of al, tinselly fset.'And do hereby end Mica to amenalidas a Conn ht uhal , is soon as toe tVitattoo9l 4011.1 i a netewary la be eeamined oar tkirsoccessaine shall be ready. 'Such Coo, t (you being Mender's theme!) is hereby required and directed 1 inquire int. the conduct and posceedingi. of the said Vie,. Admral Sir Robert Caider, with His Maltese& squadron under his comessraf, on the sail •:.1.1 dry of July taw ; and aeo intro IN subsequent conduct and airoc.ettamp, uutd it husky lest 641114 ibis essenis'a ships, and tis try him fur nut basing done his thinost to re.neer the sa-d maps -went, and to take or destroy eery ship of the enemy, *huh tt was has duly to engage arcnntingly. 'Given seder our bands, tho 15th Noistsaber, 11105. •. AKLIAM. ' " J.GAMBIER. " PIAILIP PATTON. " To r.enre• Sfontague, Esq. Admiral • _ of theW ..t , e, an. ammandor-t-Chief of Ma Nf.ajost!',..S4aps And Vessel, at P..ro:oodth end s.p.theAd. " fly command of the-r I.nr4shipo, `• W. %I %.12STWN " _ _ The Surgeon of the Tennant was deposed, that Captain Tyler could not attend, in consequence of his wounds. The President then said, Sir Robert Calder, one of your witnesses, Capt. Pronse, is absent, are you willing that the Court should proceed without him? Sir Robert Caldet— I am pet fedly willing. Sir Robert Calder's letter of the 30th of Sep tember, to the Admiralty, dem.inding a Court Mar t;al, was then read ; and afterwards the authority from the Admiralty for Mr. Bicknell to assist the Judge Advocate. Mr. Hope, the Master of the Prier of Walrr, was then called in, and sworn. Is that the log-book of His Majesty's ship the Prince of 14"nit3 ? --It is. Are its contents, to the best or your knowledge, true ?—Yes. Mr. Parker, Master of the Triumph. sworn. Is this the lag.book of the Teisivii f—Yes. Are the contents of it, to the best of your know ledge, true ?—Yes. Mr. Henry Craddock, Mister of the Glory, sworn. Is this the log-book of the Glory ?-:-Yes. Ate the contents of it, to the best of your know. ledge, true ?—Yes ; as copied from the log•beatd. Mr. Wm. Glen, Master of the W a rrior, sworn. is this the log-book of the Warrior Are the contents of it, to the best of your know. ledge, tree ?—Yes ; excepting two circumstances, which we believed to be true at the time, brit after wards found to be a mistake. The first is, that we saw a large ship, which we took to be the Com mander•in-Chict, but afterwards learned it was the Windsor Castle ; and the second, where it fs stated the enemy 411 fought under French colours ; hut I :tare since fourid,, the Spaniards fought under their owrs colours. asters to justify them." lhe Court o!,ervel, the :og-h-nks of these shirt ofzho'be justified, by the respeaive Captair.s, when they were called. giv - Robest Calder's log-book was then produced by the Judge Advocate, and Sir Robert C4,14-,r ackrerwledged it to be his lug bon's, so be cot reo. and sent by him to Admiral Cornwalbs, when off Cadit, to be forwarded to the iedmiralty. hear-Adrairal Sir Charles Stirling was then called, end examined to the. following effeft Be so good as to state to the Court on board of • whet ship your flag was flying on :Ise 2SJ of July, and on the subiTcpsent days, till you lost sight of the enemy !--The Vivre. What was the force and dis ition of the Livid& fiesawader the eolariaead.• cinsieal Calder on - those - days ?—lt toad 15 :sr of Pan two.frigisks, a lugger. an a Cutter. Part of the vao, in the morning, at daydigh!, was far advanced tow Ads the elernt . The body was lyi ig.to ; and ' the Alaha and Thamaierer, the two frig ties, the I:gyp. i Mitt and SirasseAsed.two prizes. a,litch haJ Leen captured tie day before, were not in sight. What woe the force of the enemy's — Root, on the morning of the 23d of Ja!y, at Jay-break ?...-The enemy was so distant at day-break, and the weather so hazy, that we could not see theta all ; but acthq' approached us near*. and tile w eather clearee', their force was 13 sail of the line, and aevert car e eight frigres. Will you have the ;madam to stale to ;he, Court all the circumstaaca. that CaMe, to yoilr, 'knowledge and observation respecting t r .134- tish 1. leet. mini the conVottied squadrons of the see mys firm day-light ot faraday. tire 23d, tal yest . .out light of them on the hollue.siii( day 1-1.14,85 - • claw van bore up to pin the Admiral. amid. soon a:l!wie the fleet wore and t ito to IrewatJ a till we j-.intd 110 Malta, Thum:,roe s and prizes ; then we hawed our wind, with m.111.4-•ps to tilt mist. Tile enemy had come)sen towaros us, and the British floe, had, sheseterle•i colours. Anons.to e time of our, bull._ in ? • a rid they hauled theirs. - Vs'e were not in any ARl•_r ot salons:, or ei an/. cite:stole, we ,r.i.etitass had our tr , 114:- . ..0-sait 1011, or kept it. aba. k• to keep such distance ft um the A 'meal, as thought he would appius • Of. In thus I speak et the Oiciea only. A hawk-out fsigate. from .be ent, my. hating come down to rceunticitr a iu the cane of the totehooo, the 1 rir,,p4 was cent to C/14,144 leer, and afterwards lay -to between use two fleets.. The oat sent to take the Curie In tow. I cannot be pormular as to the time. Court— it • you cue state 1116.1,444.6 v, s i t uation sE tberneiny, it wits sass the Court a gra:it cie,id et '"lvinable.-- t Jalakafariatall.Y.ha.)4#/i.#l-. in mind. About the coaen y. I o tru • b yre from N.W.•to W. and by N. Sir it Calder —1 shall ease the Court .and you of any une.wine.:s on that head. I agree that . you ate not tar a wind was N W. and by N. 'I he cri • pri:d .lii r s stood on the lath. acrd tack, and it appeaied to use that the kbj. the A lno tal was to k-ep company wrh them. The ellecrif sosne time during the day, besides the time I before mentioned, bore up in line ot battle, and then hauled their wind, not approaching us, I believe. nearer than four leagues, or being farther than six leagues from us, kr: ping nearly in the same line of bearing. About midnight, several gam were hoard to the di. r:Aion whets the enemy was; when the wind shifted to E. of N. its the morning, about day light, they were seen steering away, anon to the don't remember seeing them from the deck any pats of that day, therefore, I can only speak of ult. bear rig, from the report of such Officer. as I sent ep to look after them, who told me that they kept rece4ing from us to about six o'clock, whets I itoderstood them to be no longer seen fiom tie shrouds rf the Wow. About eight o'clock in the morning, the British fleet wore, and laid our heads to N.'4. 'The wind, as the day advanced, hay cline more round to the Ktitw,ly d. Was a signal made co the mornin, 4 , of tuesslay. the 23.1; and if so. • at what hour, f: rim the Admi ral's ship, to know what ships had occasion to lie-by to refit ?—A signal was mad: to that Area about the time of our wearing. 1 don'; Tecollett the exact time, but I hare already said we wore m the morning. What was the answer from r-ilr ship ?—We an. sleeted in the negative ; we ;.a I no occasion to lie-by. 13id the British flee, by going to leewa.d, in crea.-e their distance lions the enemy ?.—"They would have increased their distance, it the enemy had lain to; but AS they bore up in ;be manner 1 have be fore stated. they came nearer to us than they were at day-light is the morning. It the British fleet had gone on in the same course, instead of st-ering a more easterly COurar, would not the captutcd s••ips have been equally prosetted t --If the British tleet had kept their wind, they would not have afiorded any piing/ion to thecae. Lured ships, as they would have drifted out of sight. The Admital sometimes bore down. towards them, from their not being able td keep their 'what ; bus when the enemy vauntingly bore up, he naasidnally hauled his wind, and then edged down to near has prises. I say, vauntingly, because the enenif might have brotight us to action who. ever they pleased on that d3y. Court— By envied ships. Jo to sheen the prizes only ?--I memo the frifhlun.• Ca, k, the cap tured ships, the frigates, and, at 4. 1 * time, the Alaw-a mud lie which bad the prizes in tow. Prosecutor—Could the tan fr . .g..tes have secured the prizes, and have iorrebv ,efl he it Pe and Third. fir to join the fleet 3-. The Nd and laws- . • • - AP! Of f i, A'N -.. - 7 . 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