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Foetal' corvette was plastid by Captain •Miller. was lutist ably carried lute execution by Capta'a E'loott, of His Majesty'a sloop l'ultusk, who com manded the reaturn and mantas that wear lauded at a distance to attack the battery under which she was anchored ; a service they performed. after pa.- sing through altuoat impenetrable swamis. Captaia.Elliott received a severe contusion' from the amesuyis advanced ecotone', whom he ►urprised, and shot with 11, purl, but who had siddesent ►treut;th to rtnke him on the knee with the . butt end of his musquet, after firing it. He speaks highly of Lienteusat Belebier, and the other old t.ers and men under his command. Lieutenant Carr, of the Attentive gua-brig, has ever cuuducted himself as a brave and able officer. 'On every occasiou he hss distiuguishad himself. I have the honour to be, die. COCHRANE. • ' Ilia Majesty's ship Illeade.ollGes dsioupe, f)ee. 14,14119. it—lt.wwl not uutil Sunday, the loth lost. that I heard front Capt. Miller that a French brig . from Europe had gnt into the Hayes. The Thetis was dispatched to reconnoitre her, and. if possible, to get her out. I have much leitmotiv! iu forwarding you Captain Miller's letter to me, giving an ac count of Iris having taken the French National brig Nitue, and destroyed the fortifications at. that place. I have desired Captain Miller to remains off that port. as probably mast of the supplies hound to Viii part of the island may make for it. I regret mot having had earlier information of her being there, as it is likely she might have been taken be .fore the supplits which slue brought, conusting of law, beef. &c. wore lauded. The Blots& sod Ilasard are al( Basseterre. have the hoeoer to be. V. V. BALLARD. To Nis The. If, Alm. Cochrane, L B, Nw Majesty's ship Thetis, off N. W. part astcoa.taioape, Dec. 13, nog. Stn—l have the honour to acquaint yen, that the brig you directed me to scounostre at the Hayes, proved to he the r reach national corvette Le Ntaniy co/dui/tided by Mona. Le Netvel, Cdpitaine de fre. gate, brought out of th.tt port yesterday evening. The gallantry displayed by Captain Elliott. of the Paltusk, who beaded the townies of this ship. the Puttusk, Achates, and Bacchus, with a party of 73 seamen, secured the possesiou of th's vessel. and the destruction of every deenee at the pert of the Hayes. The dieicuttas they had to eliCeilaillf in Boding their way thron.gh thick woods, over a high hill, without any path oe guide. adds an in stance to the perseverrace and intrepidity of llnti.h szamen arid as-trines. It was dark before this gal lant party fund their way to the fort. Their charge male upon it na. tutwidtible; the enemy (amount it,„;. by the aceuunt of one of the prima's, to 300 ni , i) fled oder a slight residence. sad the brig sur render/A immediately upon the guns of the fort being turned upon her, and grab brought out by Capt. Etliott, who left Lieut. lielchier, first of dill ship, in charge of the deNtruction of the battery, which lie completely effected, setting tire to the building., spiking the guns, end throwing the can • and diniuunitino over the cult I thoold be deficient in duty nor to report the real mild aMibty displayed by that offi.Nr in the pettbrinelice of this ossice, as well as the assistance by. abilities have offurdeJ me whenever called upon; and the cradt Lieutenant Carr has added to his character, and the gallantry of the Attentive, in keeping up a fire nn the 'watery and brig fur epsarils of 411% home. Considerable part of the timr within range of grape.., I am gratified at the fondant of every 01FICCr awl mail of this ship, keeping op a constant dre, and working in a very narrow harbour. with ICO men out of the ship. Captain Elliott reports the con duct of his ship's company. and of Lieutenants Rua end Cooke, and the Marines, we ss of every officer and arouse of the landing pariy, in the highest terms. Conceiving it of much importance to prevent the enemy getting gum. mounded again at the fort, an! culting oil reinforcements finin Basseterre. which the prisoners report were expected, I have thought it my duty to remain off the Hayes in hopes of accomplishing flat object, and preventing any veswels getting into that port, or their getting roe id the cup of Le ?thins, which 1 understand to he a supply of prov.sions, and is in the town ; most of her crew got oil shore frail her after sur rendering. She soled from L'Orient on the 30th Octoiew, and artised at the Hayes the Ist of this month, auJ was ready again for sea, laden •ith coffee. I am happy to add, that not a man has been loot; the lawitswam's mate and one seamark on board the Attentive, one marine end one seaman belonging thi• ship, wounded on shore. I have. &e. (Since.) I .CORUI , 'MULL& To V. V. Ballard, Seater (Officer, 47ffivadaloure. •1111.1LAL /IST 01, PM ti!) •NIS WiIV•CIZO, Bra IN' Tl/11 . 11--ft.ba Hollatad, mar., hadly rossded, ribr Las Elko* `A SUMO, sbibtl, . ATTIVITITIk.-- I tt Mee ervertly in•umdea ; Arclitamild Chatillm.n. quaster . MASters Wheal, woosa4cd. Pourpot, Foe Royal Way, Dee te, tireo. SI R send. to the ststorniatiou or use Lords Co-ninisooriers of the Admiralty. the copy of a let ter from Criptetu Hawker. of the 51elautpur. ac quainting use with the capture of • French qr.. vette. laden with supplies ter Guadeloupe. I have the honour to be. Ike. A Lteta DIM Cu. ORAN& "lbe Mejoetfe ship Melampoo, Dee. tri, meg. SI 111-.4 bore the honour to acquarnt you, His Majesty's ship under my command captured, this day, after e clime of twenty-eight hours, Le Bear nuns, • French brig corvette. of 16 twenty-four pounder carrunailes and 109 men, including thirty enatin,nded by Monsieur 51ontbszeii, Listitenant de aimeas; she is perfectly new, Is.!en with flour and warlike stores, from Bayoune to Gua deloupe; she had one roan killed and some wound. ed. mid woui.ded two of ours before sh• struck; part of e.e cargo was thrown overboard dorms the the... I have the houour to bc. &c. E. H.wcss. The Ilesoluall• fir Alec Corhare, B B r gimlet Slane Gstaste. Dee 15, 11109 Slll-1 Fait, RIPS( pi .! I Mr CaptAto «' 111 of 11.• 31a ; ev.y',. A 04.1) Ito.amond, re port of his sterns 10 eaptano K the Papilloo, a Frawal mows. daviog thirty soldier* and a guru- tity at &Ur .zit board, intended. for the pitriaes 01 Guadeloupe. ,I have the honour to be, Lc. (Signed) A tza. Coca Salt& Rosamond, at sea, Dec. to t meg. Sr—al have great satiallt.tion in acquointing you that, on Sunda y, the 17. h instant, while running down on the North side of Granterre, I received informatiou from tile boat of a small privateer be. lungiug to Antigua, eoiniitoud,si by a Mr. Morris, that a French uatiunal brag was netweea Guade loupe and Montsertut; on which I immediately proceeded in the direction pointed-out, and at noon was fortunate enough to get sight of her, and ; after a chase of thirty-mght hours, she surrendered to His Majesty's sluop under toy command, close in with Santa Cruz. She it the national brig Le Papillon, command by Monsieur de le Grottier', Capitailac de Frigate, mounting fourteen twenty. four-pounder carronades, and two long sizes, with one hundred and ten men oil board, Unity of whom are troops. She was from Bourdeaux, bound to Guadeloupe, had been thirty-thrre dabs out, wills three hundred barrels of dour on board, eighty of which she threw ovyrb4ard during the chase. The Papillon is a vessel of large dimensions, two years old, sails fast, mad appears to me to be well valets hated, in every point, fur His Majesty's service. It is a pleustug part of my duty to represent to you •the alacrity and zeal sheen by every °Ricer and man under any command during the chase, and I beg to intr., lure to your notice Lieutenant Henry Loney, First Lieutenant, who chewed him• self on this and all other occasions, a most setae and zealous Officer. I have the honour to be, Ac. (Sighed) B. WALLER. rose-Aaltairal the Hon. Sir AWL Cochrane, Pontine, ender Marts Galaate. Dec. as, mem Sta—Betug at anchor iu Fort It royal Bay. Mar tinique, on the 16th instant, a man of war brig, far in the offing, to leeward, appeared with a signal flying that she had been chased by the enemy's fri gates; I immediately made the signal to the Per-, len, then on her way towards Go rdaloupe. to speak the brig. and to proceed according to the intelli gence she might obtain ; the Aktuene• was ordered to weigh sod follow ; anal the Sceptre, Alfred, mid Freida. whirls had at that moment joined swei were not allowed to anchor, but to leave their flat boats, and proceed also. Somme as I heard from Captainli'etherall, of the Ohservatenr ' the brig wh:ch ma-le the sissal, that die enemy'afrigateN four in number. had captured an d b on a Majesty's ship Juneau (beleogns,; to ti:e Halifax Squadron), obnet 150 mile. to aunt ward of Guadeloupe, and that the Olwervatrur had escaped by superior sailing, I proce.ded to sea with this 'hip sod the Aberenisuble. sand arrived off the Sainte, early in the morning of the loth; and Ghost woos 1 wan informed by Captain Elliott, of His Ma jesty's sloop Pettisk, that two of the c lo irsy'isfrt. gates were at anchor about three leagues to the northward and westward of the town of Basseterre ; 1 thee directed Captain Fahie. of the Abercrombie, to remain nod guard Point-re-Petre, and Captain Watson, of the Altred, to guard Ir iseterre, and made all mil its this ohip.with ea intention of attack mg the euerny ; but, ma approaching nearer. i rtia. roratsid the Bearer, of the line, the blonde. Tools, Freija. an. Castor. frigates, and Cjgot, Hazard s and Itisgdure, sloops, and Elizabeth ischotiocr. renaly to cf.:mener th e attack ; I therefore did last interfere soh Ina judicioao arrenaeroamt riff C4tleio Ballard of the Scepttc, the senior Capita* sari had only an opportunity of vaitorsata:g she engagement; balling and light winds prevensing the Potence from getting withiu gun-shut until the echos had ceased. and the tate tngates old Nutmeg,. which defended tin• ancheroge, completely destroyed. The Blonde. Thetis, Cygnet, I latarri, anal Ring. Jere, bur the brunt of the amien Irma tt.eir being o-head of the other Skip*, and by the animated ire kept up from them. one of the enemy'', forties was eery soon rlisnalsted, when the men began to desert their ships. and km.) after set fire to them. Upon this, Capt. Causeron, of the /lizard, with the boats of the squadron, gallantly landed and stormed the buterie.s, which were still annoying our ships both with cannon and musketry, mud in the act of hauling down the enemy's colour*. he fell by a swivel shot. In him the service has lost r brave and distinguished officer, and ebb, with Lieut. Jenkins, First of the Blonde. also killed, have left earls a widow and family to lament their lose. The names of the frigates destroyed are, I un derstand. the Loire mid Seine, pierced for forty guns each, but had sionemiounted on their gamma.. decks or forecastles; they were moored in a strong position in Agee La Barque, with their broadsides toward the gamester, which was defended by a heavy battery, now demolished, and the megazines blown up. 1 am informed by the seven primmers brought off fruin the *bore. that these .hips had not their full complement of seamen. but that they had four hundred troop. on hoard, and 61 y artillery-men, which all ...cared. with the exceptioa of the above seven. and twenty others taken in a recaptored vcs.el ; lint all the warlike stares and provisions. ioteoded for the garrison of Guadeloupe, were Wows op in the frigates. I inclo.e • list of killed and wounded ; the Blonde's loss is rather severe, and so is, I have rea son to believe, the enemy's, who had time to save nothing but their clothe.. I had every rea►on to be highly pleased in wit nev►lug the emnlatino and bravery displayed ivy the several shire in clos.ng with the enemy ; and I re quest inn to make the same known to the Lards Commis ionerw of the Admiralty ; also Capt. Bal lard's report, which is sent here. oh. I have not yet been able to fall in with the other two frigates ; but I am in great hopes of prevent ing their arrival at Guaaaloape. I hare, MA:. COL MIA N !moire, of GoadsWiwi, Dee is, 1609. St ft—The moment I took barge of the wiltinlion you did me the honour to glare nude, any command. 1 that instant rejected the eneuiy's truce. coo ci tying it a mere French finesse. to proerastiliate our muck on their frigates, at an anchor iu Port a la Duch.. The Copt.ans of the squadron most readily eater. ed into my plans, which. and that res.ly seal toa. nif•-sted throughout the Nostiton. claim me most grateful thanks. To Captains and Muller, all possible ruse is due for so judiciously placing their ships. us • situation nearly amiihilatiog the enemy's two foliates, of forty gent eadi : the outer slip a oasts gone and on fire, by the time this ship, and the rest of the squadron, from battling wiuds, Could cruder assistance. I lament that this little affair has not been achieved without bloodshed. To that gallant offi cer, Captain Cameron, I gave discretionary orders with the other commanders, aided by the armed boat*: to act against the batteries ; and, while in EMTinn of the northernmost fart, which we had silent:A, he received a wound from a mus ket-ball, sod afterwards his mortal wound from • swivel shot. In him the service has lost a most meritorious and good offiver. I grieve to find be has left a widow to mourn his loss. I beg leave to recommend to your notice Lieu tenenb Wyliorn and Collins, of this ship, as *ell as Geist end Mollesworth, for their prompt mea sures in destrining the batteries; and to every other-Officer there employed; for the same spisit that excited them-seemed in short to animate every individual in the squadron. From Capt. Dim. I received every assistanre the nature of the servile required, who 1 trust stood* high in your estimation. Inclosed is u list of the woundeto on board the Thetis, which is the only return I have received. l'have, Ste. (Signed) V. V. BALLAIID. To Sir Alta. Cochrane. K.B. "ire. • Admiral of the Dive, sse. List of mew woismied in settee with die enemy belonging to His Majesty's ship Thetis, George Miller, Ems. Captsia, dated Deeembee Jolts llPMsatem s Quarter-master's-mate ; badly wolisded, is destinies the baftery met two frigates. 1%1111111 kuyk, landmaa I ditto. • W 'Mani Upton, able seaman, ditto. Wm. Witmer, ordinary 'camas; slightly wounded, is de • atroyang the laiery and two frigates. Patrick Steele, Nadia:in ; ditto. IPFerrett, able semis ; ditto. G. MILLER, Caplets. W. DAVIS, hurgros. His Of ;OUP strip Blonde, ar Guadeloupe, December is, • . . Sta—l herewith return you a 141 of - killed and wounded on bunnl His Majesty's ship Blonde, in action with two French frigates, Loire and Be. nominee, of forty-four gut.s each, under s battery of Aare la Barque, on the e%tining of the Ist De cember. Thank God our loss is mit grmter. The Blonde has not suffered' ti•her in her isull, masts, or yards. One hewer and stream tables were shot away; the other bower cable was cut; we sire now without a bower aucl:or. The conduct of the ()di cers wed ship's company int rite my warinelt pras.c. Mr. Thompson, the Ma-t- , r, lost his arm absut three months past in *gallant manner, destroying a avail isiivateer tinder th- lot.t..r.es al Gu4dalcape. I hire the ho-tour t•. In•, &e'. (Signed) V. V. Baat.sisu. List of 104 and wounded us board His 11:4,41cs 'hip blood., la action, 0.1 Ilse evennag lithe lath Deetnolter, with the 'revel' *;Rates fterrnsmare anA Loire., or 114 i - cons ericti, ratter a Are. gam battery L'Auce Is &ripe, . - Gueeleloupr. Ka:rd.—Mr. G Jenkins. Fist ..imitenent ; Mr. Eilearit +law, , Master's Mate ; I`. Juhuaui., , .00IC 1if,1111111,1. Jobe Putter, able 1,41111011 N. lops, ithtc 10,1U:19 ; Dashed', private. manse; Anthony Statelsiog, ps two* marine. Wieurideel—WilliainJohneon, Captain ut the After.gallery, mortally • Thomas Sedgravea, able twines, severely ; Jobe c;echinary yeoman, ditto ; Jean Ming, supernumerary seamen (blark man), ditto ; Lake Simpress, private manse, ditto; W.llisin Mort, private marine, slightly; Jus. Tres. trr, private amine., ditto • ilkass Johnson, private manse,manse, ditto; Mr. C. W. Birli %V rdson, Third Lieutenant, ditto; Mr. T. Ilobotheem midshipman, Mit° ; Thomas Droll, able seaman, ditto; Robert Morrisroe, yeoman of the sheens, ditto; JOlllll (:opeusau, able premien, ditto ; Hasid Lenge, ordinary seaman, ditto •' William Cos, ordinary StOUI4II, dliio ; Juba Stringtiald, laadmian, ditto ; James leach, act caulker, ditto. , (Signed) V. V. BALLARD Entreet of a Letter trout the Honourable Captain Rom erie, of Rio Majesty's ship the Medusa, addressed to the lion. Rear. Admiral Stopford, and traammitted by Lord Giumbier to Juba Wdeue Crofter, Fol.:— His Majesty's ship Medase, Jaa. sa, tate. 11 have the huoonr to auftout you, that yes., May lb. Majesty's ',hip enter Ely cosnosaard captered the French privateer l'Hirouttelle. of 14 guns and 75 vivo; this vessel is quite new ; she belonged to Nantes, and left the entrance of the Loire just 34 hoors.before her capture. Copy of s I ruse from C.stissio Ilsdr. of His Msjest)'s ship the Pisani; to Johsi Wilwo troker, Esq. elated at Sea, January g,iain. h;gi;isee to acquaint you, for the infor mation of their Lordships, that at one p. at. after a chase of twert)•-oue Imam. (the last sin calm) I cap tured (by the holm' of Ibis ship and Jrlouse) the French privateer brig Le Charles, of Nutters§ guns and Moiety men. It is but justice to intents their Lorddiips, that First Lieutenant Munday, Second Lieutenant Ro berts. with Lieutenant Randall, of the Jatonse, very gallantly hoarded her, under a heavy bre of grape and musketry. I have the honour to be, Sct. (.si , zned) Z. Al c EMIL Plweniv-1 ►iikd, t woesded. Jalueso—Bose kid rd or wounded. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Carowsimiars *ref Got. • of the lat of Wight. South Writ Battalion of t Wight Voluntary'. Barrungtm Pope Bla,liforel, E.q. to be Lecuiengat-Coload Coeutimasebeet. Calboverne Company. Richard Arnold, Em to be Captain of a Compatty, vice Matte resigoed--deted January I u. Juhn litalr , Gant. to be Lieutraamt, vice Amok', promoted —dated es above. Sootb East Battalion of late of Wight Volunteers. Alevan.ler Campbell, Eel. to be Lientraart-tviouel Cum maslnut. Nitoo Comparty. iilll,l Devon, FAri to be Camels of a Cemparq, vice Cole, piocioliii—dated December mi. IS 9. Crerni-Ofier, 6. )IEMBERS eft/armed to gene its this est°. pc•eat PARLI.t. al ENT. Beroart of klalmeabory. Abel Smith, of Woodball Park, is the commit of fleirtfoed. Esq. ta the room of sir George Bottryee, Bart. alto has accepted the 041. e of &gourd at No klajebty • Ilarber trf East Bemired, in the toasty of Berta &wont of Coeteraroutla Rißrtl Loother l Ep euratasoly called rotosat Lowther. &wangle of Millions Port -- The Hoe W,lhain Lege, irotsinosly railed 4ed Viecaost Lewisham, dir room el Lamil Paget, shu ha► ortiLpied flic Chillers Ha•ierrda. lini oasis of Caineford. Henry Proughara Ike yotlooev. sf Brotogheao is the roonty of t‘tsimoriassil, E.% NB the rouge of Lori Hear P.ll * , n. .I.la. u Lotostiooo,) colleel op to the Hemet of Yeas. Roroagh of &Gainey. The Right Hem John tituay, Easi of Reset. Borough of Scsrburough. The Right Rm. Cherie,. 31anaelb Sothis. BAN K It 1.71,711. Thomas Coward, late of Bath, listen-draper, to sarread er, F e b ruar y 7 , we, and Marsh ^o, at twelve, at the %%Wu Lion, Broad-strait, Bristol Attori.es, Mess.* Cldike s a d Sou, Bristol • and J ("Skala. James, awl Abbo t. Ncw-Inn, andon. John Buil Bockats th, of Ashford, Kent, sire and brandy merrhaist, to surrender, Fehrudry is. 24, and March at tsetse, at Guildhall, Landow. Attostit7, Mr. st. &lb ) . lur, John Griffiths, of Hilt, owlish of Rtilbrooks, finalletwp ton, slater, to surrender, Felvroary IS, at one, col % at and March 20, at twelve, at the Dolphin's last, lloulksiuy.. ton. Attorney, Mr. Ridding, Southamptua. William Duncan, of - Ektatched-hosse-cuort, Sk James's. street, Westminster, working-jeweller, to surrender, rib,. ary 13, go, sad March 2n, at teak, at Guildhall, 1, 0 ,4 0. Attorney, Mr. Gni,ka, Hart•street, Bloomsbury -squ are . Thema. Slade and Thomas Slade the yoanzer, of It sully. 1414414.4-ekise, ILneidoo,olUnierrhasta, February to, 20, mid Knelt on, at eleven, al G0A410.1 Attorney, Mr. Tilsun, Chatham-place, Blaehfrion . . John Patter nn, ut b%ueh,ich, Kcot, 'meet, lo s•orniklq, February lt, at tea, 22, Mid March 21), at eluru lundon. Attorney, Ids. Mangold!, Warnoi. aisTtre, Newirete.sireet.. • Wli(41111 M v etcalf, of lie Banks Mill, Darlsms, earner si "invader, FeMuaiy 43, and Much .no, at twelve, as tka Queea's Ilead, litrrhain. Attorneys, Me. %Turd, bar. Lam: and Me. knagle, HattuaiUstcha, Loadoo. DIVIDENIk9. February .27s Thomas Robinson, od Eins-roure, Mim i " Temple, Loudon, eursuey.scriverier, at teu, at Guildhall,. February 17. 11 illius Garithans Bromley sad Rota rt hmrllyy of Bmhupgate-street, Londuu, anctso....eels, at tea, sj Guildhall. February John Juum, John Owen, and Henry Abbot, Bucklerdbary, Londini, in,vctiaists, at use, at Gaddhal March 1. Janata Donnelly, of Greek-street, parish of 2.it. Ann, Sulu, Middlesex, milliner, at theseu, at Guildhall, Lando's. Mardi 31. Joseph Connup and Coleman Levy Newlin, Ea Lion- rrrrr t, Spitalbstila, Middlesex, dyers, at tea, rg Guildhall, Loudon. March 31. Joseph Coasop, of Red Lion-street, Spiialfel4 Middlesex, dy. r, at tea, at Gaildban„ March a t Calimau Levy Newton, of Red Lion swat. Cpi. talbelds, Middloars, dyer, nt tea, at Guldh.ill, Load.' March 1. George Miller, of tVordwieb, Lem, tailor, at Ira, at Guildhall, Luridoir. March 1. Stephen Eels, late of Ca:moia-etreet.Rusd, Sam George, Middkvex, mason sad header, at tin, at ha Londou. larch 11. Moses Apr, late of Attatia.nisrs„ but rot City Chambers, Li.Aluit,ship.as nor, at eleven. at 1.,,1 31;:itIi I. Wm. svistal. of Ktamingtoa, 5114.1111eacx, clextv. meow nt rimed at Getsidttall, Lumitm. Feb v 7- John Pause, of glll-laue, otreet, Ranh. walk, Su. rey, I igliterman, at eleven, at tinJdhsll , I.tioass Feb. 44. Jobs ), Isle of Goole, bat auw of Swim ent Weir HOW den,l'o,l , potaloe wo i:baut, at eleyeo,. t G.a. ball Lo,iloa Feb tli . Geocto Baker, of the City.rosil, St Lul., MiA diesett, cuarbutaker, at to eke, at G.1'411,411, LouJuir CERTIFICATES—Fri. 17 Andrew INVmer. of Tot..esi, bevon, rucer • Elizabeth Fenn, widow. meg ut. lute 44 11%gitalwitlicr, painter. 'leery flowliog,latt. of Castk-street, St. Martin IA the 111.1.11..5ex, tiritit.4lroper. Wut. Dausou, of Laucsstar, woolku-draprr. James Hiteitc . ork, oskervria; Ihivid Jss>kti late at 11 . 6k14*- wpm, Nlidfikring, rhysioriaa,bel Mot of et okuatfs, Yorl r .61tr-kail merchant. Mihail D. 14.4, lac of Cesium -mart, Old Broad street, L 0044,11, Join Jame; Wawa, af Great elawasaertet, Latvia's-Ina- Nlttletihnntiii alase-grintlee. James Winter awl Juba IV talker, Acre-lasi, BfiIWO Cwt. way, Garrey, ►ailskrs PpLICP. [QR'•ftR[R. Yesterday, Nettlle flagsherkie, whet is w eust.di ebargesf . various acts of swindling, sod other ie 11 . 11 UM of a crinnsal s as brought fume New P. uss., Ceriva well, send emierwent svisiiinaufei !otiose , Ir William Heo.ball, firth to the Hertford thels, said, thd some time in the m o nks srf October last, a pere.s., me, uke the Prisoner, but count out swear 1:c •ns the man ealleele the Ho rthred Hanle, and produced n drawn bet lie flew! Hempstead Batas, on Menu. Redly sod la. Santora, Laotian, far slued the dub of tle.ober. 14..9, at les months after dde, payab!e to William Wahiawa°, sad estaa to have it detonated; he asUed faits if his same em St ik.s.• OINS hr replied it yea, mid included the I. l llollllmm diem: me ; Ire then discounted the bill ; be said be woo pant tato the Nook, and lashed if he would gist hint a Bill for a.l at too months, and he would give Imo, in moans, $ Draft as demand, on hie tankers, Messrs. Glynn and Cu. is Loan. het whieb he declined, owl knowiaa bits. J .ha Pa-tersolo, of Caveuditli•enuste, said, that the Wm.. Ponsoa.by, sou of the Earl of 8eane...4414 Es;.t lead to cu to Spans, in t h e mouth' of Jnly Wt, sad is nut • set returned; he had often men bins write, and did 1.01 be. helm the bill, uttered by the Prisinbee, par s onenwi ta be drawn by him apse Messrs. faults, was his writing Rirkfurilot bsolter wf Ayiyahary, said, that no the ad of telober last, the Prisoner came to Iss banta, end s.tedl for a bill for 301. at aix weeks, on Loudest. Hr asked tee Prisoner to whom the bill was to le made payable and be, wrote N. Chamberlain ; nod, for the hill, the Pr LAW IV* UMI a hill dated Oxford, bapteishas an, ling, fur col pairporting to be draw. by Abraanakr Miles, MI Coeds, buskers, LnaJim, in Carom of Mr. G. Tient.. sight. He amide the Prisanwr taloa Sir. Thorpe was L. replied he hied at t tsf..ed To to Akr up Co: thifere..e.. Premise, gait • al. Wyeurob bask. ante, and the *Anew t"' bias 11. hs is thane:. ad a . .pat fur dol. at ion weeks, cLe, I . A Prard soil CO. 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