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r • ~,,,,,,,, ~......._,e, FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty4l(jice, bee. 2. Isoci. Copy of w Letter from Viee-Admiral Lord Collins-wood, Comovitider.io.Chiet or His Majest)'s ships and unseals in the M. ddeir.oiettli, addressed tu the lion. IV. IN. Pule, dated uu board the Ville de Paris, of Miuorea, October I,i, ison. Sin—l have great pleasure in trutistitittieg to you a letter from ('opt. Nolte, of His Majesty's ship the Atisphion, giving an neemint of a very gallatit mid well-conducted attack mallet oti the entony's fort end VerrlS at Cortelaizo, between Vetoer mid Trieste; ity the seamen illid marines lauded front that ship, wh ch sib coinpl arty suc•ceede.l, that the fti:t was takea c and Masao up, awl 411 the ".C611e11 , , which were ii he port, captmcd or destrnyed, without the lass of it cant, one wily sroutoleti by accident, when employed iu destroying the works. - jis` f hare, on many.eattioas, hail to rerosent the zeal, the bravery, and the nice concert of mensure , that are accessory to sucCess, ahit have distin goialted the services of CapL !lusts; amid this lute attack of th.-esesny is nut itifeior to those molly itistonces whichlave before obtasued for him praise stud itilniiration. The manner in which he ispiesks of Lieutenant Phillsott„ wile commanded the party, awl of the other Officers and men, is highly hsonitrJ,le b, them ; hut, the Ampition'sotfierre anal men, foliat ing the eentuple of their Captain, could not well iso otherwise thou they are. I also transmit a list of the Officers who were em ployed on this senior, mitt of the raptures snook.— AVithiii a mouth two diet-ions of the enemy's gun boats have beau taken, consisting of six each. I am, Lc. (Signed) COLLINGWOOP. Ili Majesty's slip Amid l i ))))) ..IT the Coen ..f Elio', Atli. 14p IS'.9 --- - _ QTR—.I heg have to inbuilt you of * most gallant arid suc••essfnl attack made by the hosts of tine ship, and a detachtuent . of seamen and marine:, on the enemy's force at Cottc•lazzo, consisting of six gun-boats, and a comity of merchant traltacidos, moored in a strung position. under .1 battery of lone twenty-four pounders, at the sssss •aa thu 1111111 in Sight of the Italian situadrun at Teilice. Iliad reconnoitred them on the 24th inst. and found it impracticable, from the shallowness of the water, to get the ship in, but 1 conceived they might be cut out by the boats, provided I could rimy the•battert• ; and this opinion tins cniiiirmiAl by a (I:liertaaii I detained, the sante evemiag, alto gave me a very correct account of their forte and • situation.: to prevent any suspicion of my design, I kept out of sight of the Wild till the evening of the tlith, when I crowded all possible sail, and we anchored oil' Cie entrance of the Piavie, at one on the inoriting oh the 27th. At three, a detachment of Seligleli and marines, commanded by Lientensitt Phillott, Finn Lieutenants assisted by Lieutenant Jones (2), anti Moore, of the marines, in all suventy men, were landittl ■bout a mile below the battery, to the southward, and advattced immediately to storm it, leaving Lieutenant Slaughter (Third Lieutenant) with the command of the beats, to push for the river the instant the fort was carried: at a quarter past three the alarm was given, the attack was made the same instant, and such vigour mani fested in the ■'sault, that in ten minutes the fort was in our possession, and the concerted signal made, the guns ware instantly turned on the gnu-boats, the tire on which, and musketry from the marines, whom Lieutenant Moore had placed in a most ex cellent situation, compelled theta to instant surren der, and our boats took possession of the gun-boats and vessels, as per inclosed list; two of the hornier are of the largest dimensions. The battery was a complete work, with a flitch, and cheats: de Prize round it, and our men entered it first by sealing ladders. The Commandant of the fort made his escape with some of lu Men, two were found dead, and one witunded; the rest, con sisting of sixteen of the 341 regiment of light infan try, were made prisoner... Having spiked the gone, and totally destroyed the battery and barrack, the whole detachment was re-ennt,a►ked by one w- no. 1 have now, Sir, • ' the addition:ll pleatore of sayii Jog, that this service was performed without the loss of it man on our part. Owe ninriiie alone was wounded by an explosion of powder, after we had possession, but he is doing well. The galla n try and good conduct of the com manding Lieutenant, %lr. in the execs tiou of this attack, specks h.r itself ;• I have only to say, he bad the entire corul oiling of • •, and on this, as on nomoy other occasions, fully justified the con fidence I pion...A in inns. lie siredlrs io the warmest terms of Lieivenants Jones and Moore, and the officers and men under his orders ; the prompt manner in which I oiesiteitant Jones tented the guns on the mousy% vessAs, and the judicious disposis, tion of the- marines by Lieut. Moore, is highly praise-worthy. lo the sari. :y of boat-service we had, these Wfieers have particularly distin guished themselves., sod some months back were both sisresely wounded. The silence sod regularity ai the seameu and marines to their advance to the Fort, and their bravery in the attack, are equally de serrir.g of praise, and truly characteristic of Bri tish 1001.11PII. Inclosed is a list of tie officers and midshipmen employed on shore cod in the Ttm surrender of the gun-boats was so quick, that one boats had not tient to jam iu the attack dm thrill. but were most actively employed after wards 111 getting the prises out, tinder the direction of Lieut. btaughter.—The above versals were sta tioned at Curtrtarzo, fur the express !loupes., of pro tecting the trade between Verne, and Tries' e, and were commanded by a C.uninandant do Di% wen, llons..Villeueuse, who is made prisoner. I have, Sm. (Signed) W. Nowt, Capt. Capt. Harrod, His 31njeety's .tip Nurthunaber lama, eac a'. r'. S.t• in the Adelatar. A nit of gnn.bnats, be, captured and destroyed by the lioal• alibi aieet)'• ship Araphion, W. flour, Lsq. Captain, at Cortelarsu, un the 27th of August, loon. la Atirvei:lstite ' Venetian gen-bnat, consinaaded by Spiri. shone At usuue , Enseigne de Vaisaeau, olooninig oue long twenty are pounder in the how, and owe lung luelve penuger ss-stern, rich a swivels mounted on the gunwale, with* tow. !nemesis of 36 men, crpprr.bottioned and fasteaeo, mid quite new. La Vedette, Venetian el) n boat, rpmnianded by Aloise Ti. ,tzea, Lieuteuwat •de negote, mounting one lung liculy, six-pounds' in the haw, and one 1444 twelve puundes a stern, • • • with roar smivels ntounted on the gunwale, with I own*. went of 36 men, copper.fastetted. Nu. no Venetian gno• boat, cuinivianded by Giovanni An• truth), Arpiraute tuunialing oue Mu; twenty /*oar. posioder, with small nuns. ?So. 76. Venetian gun-boat, commanded by GiOVNItIIi Vil lerrave,Conituaisilaut de Division, mounting one lung ta co d y fou r pentbit.r, w alit s Mll3ll arms. N 0.77. Venetian gnn.bo t, commanded by Andrew Moro, Aeparante, man:at:44 ,oue Mug tuty•four pouusle; with small ionic N 0.14. relief las gen-boat, commanded by (lineation Mar sala., Aspirailte, mounting one Lug twenty-four Founder, with small al oar. Two Traits...calor, laden with rice, cheese, ke. ; taken. Trabacealm, laden a ith wood, tool charcoal, Mold in t'..e rivet. (signed) W.IIOSTE, (septet's. A list of officers eniplu)ed on shore, and in the boats of His Majrst)'.. ship Amphora, %V. Iluste, Esq. Captain, at the attack of the enemy's force at Cilia:lasso, uu the morning of the lith Angus., loom. G. G. R. l'hillott, Lieutetiant, G. 31. Jones, Second Lieutetient, William Slaughter, 'lliad Lieut.:mint, in the boats; Thomas Moore, Lieutenant of Royal Menillee ; J. Dal kny, master's • mate, Tlioni.to Boardman, ditto; Joseph Gape, Midshipman, Charles H. Ross, ditto, George ditto, Charles Keniptliorn, ditto, %Valliant Lis Rees, ditto, Charles Renee, ditto; Thomas Edward Hoste, volunteer of the EOM Claes, F. G. Eure..ell, ditto, Robert Spearman, &Ito ; ungthau. Augur, Surgeou's.assistasit. (Sigoeil) W. CaFtaia. Vice-Adtniral Lard Collingwood has transmit ted to this Other, a letter front Capt. Crawly, «I His Majesty's sloop the Philomel, giving all at: •ount of his having, on the 18th of Oct. captured od 'butte, a f reach privateer, called the Etude de Bonapatte, of eight guns, and 38 men. • List of the °Wirers temployed in the boats in the attack on tho enemy's vessels, un the mornlnt of tie Ist of No vember, !sue), in the Hay of novas. 111111 tr. Mr. John Tailonr, Lieutenant ; Mr- A. W. J. Clifford, ditto ; Mr Eduard liover, ditto; Alr. %%Alton, AVatterface, d:tto ; Mr. Williasii Haindluii, ditto; Mr. John Driiltoit, ditto; Mr. James Calilsrell, totistrev-nuite ; Mr. Joseph Kyoto's. ditto ; Mr. D. ft Spa., Midshipman; Mot Ho bert Spencer, ditto; Mr. Ileory Fawcett, ditto; Mr. t;. IF. Bridges, ditto t Mr. George Sandy*, ditto ; Mr. Janie, Attain, ditto; null. G. J. Perceral, ditto; Mr. Joists Montagu, ditto ; Mr. Frederick Noel ; ditto ; Mr. Alec andel. Hotaelt, Assistnut-Surgeon. po Mr. John Alitrray, I. , ..ttenant; Mr. Richard Stout, ditto; Mr. Million) Bruner, Acting-lienteviant ; Mr. F:dwarrl Captain of !dimities' ,• Mr. John Wehstsri mairtei's mate; .11r. Charles cooed Alillsionne, !Midshipman; Mr. Henry %Vise, ditto; Mr. W dhow H. Wady, ditto; Mr. Annevley Blarbitaure, ditto. iroct.o. 111,- James &gide, Lieutenant ; Mr. It .hart Cutts Barton, ditto; Mr. John r•irvter, ditto; MI Renry %Valiant de Chair, master's umte.;.. Mr. IYllliatn Flom, ditto; Mr. James Dituderdale, Alt.lshipmau ; Mr. Fleury Lancaster, ditto; Mr. John Oliver French, clerk. iCOCT. Mr john Tarrant, Lieutenant; Hon William Wahlegrare, Lieutenant of Vtlk Jr Paris; Mr..-- Davy„, Midshipman of ditto. TOP 4Zg. Mr. Charles llnmoused, Lienteonnt: Mr. James Dunn, ditto ; Mr William Rawlins, ditto ; Lord Rolgiiiiir, Lieu tenant of the vlo:p Ville Jr Peru; Mr. IL:Mead, Lieutenant of Marines; Mr Alexander Hoyter, martier's mate; Mr. lliontas Canty, rxrpenter ; Mr. Joseph Home, idshipman ; Mr. Hone( • ditto; Mr. Harry Nicluilm, ditto. VOLOVTA 31r. Dalhousie Tait, Lli nil 'islet ; Mr Samuel Snout,. ditto; Mr. 1 , 4.113 liaunotcue, master's matt ; Mr. Thomas Rail, datl, ditto; Mr. It S Hurness, Midshipman ; Mr. H.J. Untie, ditto; Mr. William Middleton, carpenter; Hon. J. A. Maude Lirittennnt, Volunteer from the Vllle de Pa. vie; Mr. Join' Armstescl, Midshipman, Volunteer from ditto; Mr. William Burton, First Lieutenant of Marines ; Mr. Duncan Campbell, Second Lientemint of Manors. TUI.O A N.. Mr. Pasco Dunn, Lituttuant ; Mr. John M‘Dosmull, mate, Volailltcr hum the Ville de Paris ; Mr. Charles firrar, mate, Volunteer from ditto . ; Mr. John Stillily ; Midshipman. (Signed) DEN. HALLOWELL. ^ , • to surrender, rkc. 5, 10, and lan. is, at tactic, at Laudon. At turneys, Mi. Jo Ines Mania, Battle ; and Mews (kerma-and Dixon, Angel-court, Thrugmortowstreet. ('htistupher Peel, of Kiitirstreet, Clicapaisle, London, camel sernan, to Buret oder, Dee.. 9, 16, and Jan. 1.1, at tote.. at Guildhall, London Aherne); Mr. Spurr, tivlboru court, Gray's-Inn, London. . William Wadley, now or lute of Huddersfield, Piot, vic taaller, 10 aurrender, Dee. 19, and JAIL 1:1, at eleven, at the George Inv, Huddersfield. Attrneys, Mr. John Bettye, Huilderafie Id , and Mr. R Maud 'tatty., CLauccry.laue, Lou ' don. Peter Caren, of the Chancery Chambers, Qiiality.coort, Chancery lout, Middlesex, tummy aerivener, to, surrender, Dec. r,, iti, and tan. IJ, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. lint. Prior, Copthall-cuart, Throginorton•street. Edward Stanford, of 'astle.street, Leicester • fields, iVeat minster, livery-stable keeper, to sun radii , Dec. 9, 19, and Jan. it, at eleven, at Guddliall, London. .Ittutur), Mr knight, Mello:tree., Kensittattin. Hobert Sadler; of South Shields, Durham, merchant, to surreiader, Dce. 44, 23, Ulla 110. at !knell, at the Shake speare Tavern, Nowea,tie-nimoi.Tync. Allorocl.. Mc. Bain bridge, South Shields; and Messrs. Bell and Broilriek, How lane, Ilemiside, Lusatia', John William Sherwood, of Newigate.street, London, alfttsen101110:1', to suiv,,ider, Dec. 9, 19, and'Jan. - 13, at ele eru, at Guildhall. Attorneys, 3lessrs. Auncaley, mud Sun, Finshury.,4lll3lV. Samuel M MS, of Sl:milord, Lincoln, upholsterer, to sur render, Dee. eii, at, mud Jun. IS, at C 14,1111, at the Cr teen -00000, Stamford. Attorneys. Mr• Jorkington, Stamford; and Mr. ('hill 0000 0 I•:‘i•heiliter-011ice, Loicolu'aditti, I amilon. William Rhodes, Stuldleworth, York, dealer and (-ban tams, to surrender, Dee. eti; at tour, 27, at len, at the New ion, Afarsiten, Alilmondhury, gaol Jou. 1.1, at ten, at the George-Mu, Hodelerslield. Attorney*, Mr. Stephensutt, II olintirth ; and Mr. Ilattyr, Chancery-lane, Loudon. Samuel Clark, late of Charlotte-street, Itathboue.place, Oxford-street, 51itlilIeries ba but now a prisoner in His Ma jesty's prison of the Fleet, tador, to surrender, Dee. 6, hi, and Jan. 13, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. 'Ought, High street, Keimingtuu; mot Mr. Popkin, Dear, street, Stith/. DIVIDENDS. December 6. Cringe Itetniugtmi and Alexander Remington. of Oefurd-street, Middlesex, crbitiet.unikere, at tett, at Gnildhall, London. December 16. Christopher Perkins, late of Swansea, GM omega's, shopkeeper, at ten, II Willman, 1:01.111.10. December gal. Thomas Wilktusim and Johu %% i•4ltton, of Caleatomstreet, Loudon, woullemili.tpris, at twelve, at December if. William Gore, a Aldgair, Landon, Man chester-warehomeinan, at ant', at I:taildh.tll., Dt.rcutlx:r vo. of Sultuut garret, 1164 a a St. Ann, %Veit canister, Middlesex, plano-maker, at eleven, at ilaildliall, !madam Dell - 411+er et. Chutes Miles, of nr rta 1111 l diey.strert, South• wark, rePitiotteer, at clesen, In t,niLlhnll, London. Dcreiolwr dB. Hobert Griffiths', of Lleweny Farm, part 111 Heullan, Denbigh, rainier, at eleven, at the Dee Inn, is Abergell, Dentigh. Decenther Matthew Muir, of Doncaster, York, linen draper, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms lita, :11aue.hestar. Dee..miser eti. Gas - mallet Capes. of Gailisliorgh, oleo-finger, at eleven, at the White Dart t 0.., Gainshiagli. Drcconfer 19. William Lissom null Robert EtLatun, jun. of lin. Islcrahttry, Laudon, warehuamnuesi, at one, at Guild hall. December •26 John Page, of Dishureigate-street, London, - Waberdasher, attache, et Guildhall. December 46. Lane Jackson, of Great Yarmouth, Nor folk, cbianist, sl one, at Guildhall, Lotithin. January , 9. Henry Ntuggridee, of Fleet idreet, London, boot-isaker, at tun ea, at Guildhall. December 43. James &tattoo and Fletcher gotten, of War ritightia, Lama ter, putters, at eleveu, at the Nioseley Arnie, Lancaster. December e. 3. James Bolton, of Warrington, Lancaster, Putter, at cleeel 40ft pontes Arno", Lancaster. m Dereber Ffitelier Dolma, of Warrington, Lancaster, potter, at elereii, It the Moseley Arms, Lancaster, January ~o. Joseph Jonev, of Wood-street, Cheapiitle, London, Leghorn hat viamkuisleuein, at eleven, at Guild hall. December 6. Loyd Beale earl Thomas Alexander Beale, late of Basingliall.streat, Laredo., warehousemen, at ten, at January ao. Niel M`Ntal; late of Cluirlestun„ South Caro. ling,America, but. uowt of Luauluu, imicluint, at leo, at January 3.1. Joseph Holton, of Cock hill, parish uf Saint Patirs, Shadwell, Middles:A, cherecinuntr f at ten, at Guildhall, London. Deeolnh• r 23. Juaeph Butte, of Bream'a.Buildiags, Chan erry.lane, ..dillesea, lialbcr.uterthaut, at claim, at Londuii. Deem tuber 23. Itolieit Motley, of Old Street road, pariah uf Saint Leonard, Shurriliteh, Middlesex, tanusey.scrive. nee, at akar*, at Guildhall, London. Dccrostser ie.). Jolts Bari isun and Robert Rigg, of Man chester, manufacturers, it two, at the Dug 1 , in Deans:ate, elancisester. December 11. Georgie Taylor. late of the city of Bristol, merchant, at tirelse, id the While Lion, e!ty of December as Win. Mattbowa, of Brunnes.lane, Christ. ---...—. rhumb, iipstalfields. Middlesex, carpenter, at twelve, at GaiW►all, Laudon Joituary.6. Daniel Illarhford and Richard Blachford, of Lowtbard•street, London, gold.lacensen, at twelve, at January b. Daniel Rt.rchfited, of Lontharlstrcet, I. ))))) lon, Sold-lartnuait, at to etre, at January 6. .ftteitaid Ill.tehfurri, of Lotnbar.l.stieet, London, gold laeentaii, at twelve, at Coildhall. CEItTt FICATIES—Dec. 3. Joseph Wood, sow or late of liktroskey • Lnucaster, cuttoo ■Planet. Tlivasas-Caley, of Liverpool, Lancaster, merel,not, Joins tlawksley, of Arnold, Nottinzliam, tiler. haat. Juba 'frudgett, of Jobit'... Mrs s, Little hints-street, Bea -1 fiwd•row, Middlesex, stable-keeper. Robert Lawrence, of Prospect-row, near DucL•hrad, Be,- . nionditey, Surrey, corn dealer. Robert Sonic. of Newcautle.upou Tyne, niereliant. C31411r tfrndrews, tato of Green Iluinitici ton, Yolk, spirit merchant. J 4061.6 BM', of Mtstley, ship.huilder. John Junes, late of Huck lei shory, London, airrt.ltant. • 1 IVA L 11177 L LIGE •••••••••--- PORTSDDIUTH, DEC> I. Arrived from Vera trim the Woolverine, ID rune, Capt. Carr; ,1 .14 guns, Capt. James ,Mtirray, with a large quantify of treasure ou bOard: ilia lion. Col. Cochrane Johnstone came home pip— aenge.t in the Steermit. Also arrived the Haughty gun-brig, fro:u the Spanish Main, in 33 da3s. The intelligent gun-brig is arrived from a cruise off the coast of Spain ; and the Firm gun-bng from Jersey. In consequence of the heavy gale of wind last night, the squadron blockading •Cherboor4 was blown off its station, and arrived here this mambo: 4 , consistinw of the Achille, '74 guns, Capt. Sir It. King ; fifirstri,ag. 73 guar.. Capt. &val.:4ton ; a n d Eurydice, 36 guns, lion. Capt. Dundas %Vein oat of •harbour the Chary/Wry sloop of war, Capt. Fowler. The lielimark, 74, takes convoy to the West In dies, in lieu of the Hyperion; and the litnatio ftt gate,takes convoy to Oporto. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, NM 3D. Last night arrived the Helena sloop of war, with three prizes of her own. and two captured by toe Druid, Sir Wm. Bolton. Thui morning arr i ved the tiepttlie, 73, Capt. Mil- - lii:ay, and Fietoriolut,..74, Capt. Talbot. trout Ports. mouth. A Humber of Marines from this pow,, ava to be pot on board, previous to their going to the Mediterranean. Put back the Betsey, Cain's, hirsd 'arose(' brig. Sailed the Intelligent gun-brig, on a cruise. vaituot; cu. DEC. J. The Diligence armed ship, is on snore on the Barber; the Havoc and B rituaoart have soiled tokur assisimice. Sailed the Raven, Pandora. Sorpen.(Wing, and Camilla gun-brig, on 4I cruise. A ship is on shore near Winterton. Two small Danish privatects have been rent in. LC. 1. Yesterday, the Victory, of 100 guar. !bai h ook the Baltic; awl tine murniug the WOolteicle store ship, from the Westward. • This afternoon, three or four French privateers were seen at the heck of the kioodwiii Sands, gun-brig, tiv Folkestone and SprculatJr Tuggers, and a large cutter, are gone after thews, and there is every reason to expect thry well come ‘4 , t with them. as they err round the Suuthaand ilea& awl privateers are yet iu right. - . - Pitt hack eimotteu'levil ef.tbe Rhealily's ennui'. SAiled the rtamtegeseli for Flushing. calm OF CORK, NOV. 27. Fritley evening, the iseutui, of and for !lull, from Qtrehrec, laden oath tittreer, arrived et Cove, with. the loss of her rniz-n anti love-teir.gnilmt-sauet. Arrived—Jaue,of and from Workiagton, dobbridge, soaks; Balfour, of and limn %%It tehaven, Frrner, coals, 'Tolmo. hailed—The Si belle, Capt. I: p too, on a cruise; fisher, of Cork, Maroludt, Floral!, ballast; Cerra, ofLnudnu, Phut, Oporto, provisions; General Preacott, of Dumbarton, :Unita; ri.n. °lSt. Clear, George, Oporto, staves ; Helena. Worth, Plymouth ; Cen Cecilia tender, Kean, ditto; Beresfurd, of and ?.r London, Graham, wine, 6.e.; Join., of Bideford., f:artis, Portsmouth, data; William and Char- Mlle, of and for Lirropool, 'Sullivan, timber; Branch, of LAverpo o Crooks's:ink, Calgialei. bailout 1,21 easter, lt,..taare, goods for Ti medial • drilltaint, ‘Vikoti, Li,bou, ballast; Three Preach prtuatems, prats„ for PI) mouth. U110:11 LI.OI . I)'S LIST. Cn vEss.xn, Ore. I the %Valiant, Mate, Gott ',Wont ; Vends ra, Cedar'', and St. Anna, Waritua, from Malta; Sosausialt, Liston, from Malaga; anti Corte, (men. front .k.--anailed the George, Knight, for Iturhados s Vassmr.ts , 'Lothian, fur Jamaica- Wellim,• on liesey, for St. Lorin ; Nonpareil, Hence, for St ' . Micheci s i.; fur Malta; Sally, Patarsoa, Rte Madairo; and the Her). Itstsdall, fur Oporto. MEETINGS OF CRLDITOILS,AT GUILDHALL, To• 110%110W. Pd. IL Charles Woodman, late of Cheslistn, itti , Ait.„;baro. shire a Me- merchant - 3 Jelin 'lliorpe, Vine-street, Chandos-strret, rat toaller s is Eli:Stotts War" Clicapsiele, London, williurr . 1 4 John ewnam, without, lincti•Jraper - t 12 Margaret Priest and Joists Nicol, Thurnry streci, El 'Awry, coach makers - - 2 t Joseph Strutt, Little Queen-.tweet, Lit/coin's-Im, Fields stationer - - S Z DIVIDES DS. Julio Edward Holmes and William Hail, Crosby square, Loudon ins rrhants - - It • Walter Marini, Hartley .place, Cent-road, brandy - merchnut - William %VOA, late of Westitiiiister-bridge-raid, rust. • merchant - t • Jo..eph Kay, now Or late of Lloyd's Coffee-house, un. Mr. it t e e . 12 William Stollens, Cistern, Surrey, builder - • a Varndell, Watley-row, Haminslairt, coach maker - - 3 Richard Blechford, Lombard-street, gokl and silver laceintm - - -. 12 • Daniel Blaelsfurd, of the flume piece, ditto - - is trillium Wright, Aslsby•ele-la-Zoucli, Leicestershire, draper - to Thomas Longliottom, late of Itolbeeh, Yorkshire, -clothier - IV slitm. &leo, ("ember well, Surrey, merchant CEETIFICA'CES. John Tomlin', of Bs iatol, grocer. William 'Lowell, of Moulton. Mesh, Liaerrin, jobber. Thou.! . :.irCIA, of LeadtuhalUmaritet, Loudon, and of etls sscl - G tree, Middlesex, poulterer. Thomas I liisuplirey% late of Chet teoheia•place, St. George*. field.s, surrey, hone-dealer. Charles Ilenalsavr, late of Tower.street, Loudon, Wine.eibtr chats t. Willa can SULeod, of Upper Crown-street, tVesteniaster, urns) .iteent. Geurgc Gledstenrs, of Salisbury-street, Strand, Illuidirsec, wine- merchant. Thome* Coming, of (7astlo.court, Birsbip-lane, Loallos, owl hunt. I a Tuesday lost, at Coraotery Cottage, N011 . ..i1k, the Lad) Wdliam Jtentin,ham, Earl. of a son Wedirtsday last, at Calton, Norfolk, the Lady of Walter Var, astir, Esq. uf a daughter. Saturday morning, the Might ROO. Lady Foley, of • daugh ter, iu Hdt atter t, Berkeley. Num e DEATHS. 09 W. docarlay morning, at Stamford, Mrs. Can, mother of the Arr.. It. 1... Carr ' of Stamford, and relict of the late Nes • Samuel Carr, D.D. Prebendal , y of the Cathedral ChOrth of -Rt.JPaul, and Rector of the utittcd parishes a St Underslinft and St. Nlar).at-Ase, Lutic.in ; and also 1t,9 tor b( %t. Nagy% EntelOry, in the county of Middleton. • At Teotta, /4uutb Wales, Julia Henry Cochrane, Esq. one orate ( . :rnuatiosioners %kith/ Customs fur Scotland. MGR WAA'Rft AT lit?i,DON BRIDGE, THIS DAY Maraitng mas.thet: f t {Afternoon 116 solo. aloe. It 1.0 Liu ho —Printed toy iti."114111111, No. t. tAtiewlati . 11 4PO 6 li•he' 1 al 1 1k; (lake. Tett. IS, I:etk of NI Chastises l't urtA, 51iag04,461 . J *it IT v., ./ smear pi ire —Orde... ix fair tl.io soot to Itte tAcc, ;part tomtrii ''• 4u% attroilti tor • . . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-fhfer, Decemloi . teog. 2.1 Regiment of Itrogrom fitiaids--I.ieutenant Henry R. Gemlike to be Captaia of a 'Troop, by purchase, vice l'hippa, who retires Cornet F. Collois to be Lieutenant, by ptireltare,riee Garnish.. 7th ditto--Rotiett Nista. -.1, Gent. to he Coniet, by purchase, vire Jelots, prunirdmil iu the loth Licht Dragoons. 12th Regiment of Foot—itrevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Fitton to lir I.iententsat.Colonet, uithont purrhste. Captain Robert :siaton to he Major, sire Patton. tat West herbs Regi istrut —Major Joselli Morrison, from the 891 h Foot, to Lc I.ieutenaut•Colosel, without pm chase, ?S. a Tuni, apnoiated to the 16th Foot. ad Ceylon Itceimentw--Mojor.lamell llMlliillllll to lie I.ieutes nant-f'olutul, vice Brown, ipx, deceased. STAFF. Acting Deputy-Comniissery Itoyn to be a Deputy C"lntnint:nl.-Grneral of the Fortes. To br AssiAtant-Con usissaries to the Fortes—Acting Assist. ant-C.initini.sary 114ifieti, Acting AssistautCntunsimary Dow um, .1. - tiirg A.sialsoit-C.ominissiiy Wens's'. 11f SPITAL STAFF. _ ..........-- _ Apothecary Cliristophes l'odringlint to he Surgeon of a Re cruiting District, •kr firav, appointed Physician to the F.Vers. The Xhis•.Gertnan Legion. tat ReAment of Dragnous—Citpiain and Brignle 3fajor Fre• Africk Vision Valor to be Captain of a Troup, wills tetra • .psi al ) rank, vise flake, *Ls STAFF._ Livntenant Chutes Ilsro*iiererhalk, from the let tight liAttahoo, (.41.14e.Cmult to tue. Colonel in -Chief) to be Captithrea N Stag, eke hlake ; *ho mire. ttrdnowee flfee. goo 29, is•fi Medital Estatolisbiscot fur the Military Itepartment of the Ordosnee. Jule Webh, Eery to be 1e..1 etor General of ()slimmer. floe p*.tale„ rite Str John Reyes, Bart. deecAsed—dated Nov. 1509. BANKRI' Arthur Williams, of Cheltenham, Glonrester, jeweller, to surrender, Der. s, to, and Jan. 13, It nee, at ttoiklisall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. C. Harrison, Craeeo•strett, Strand, London. _ _ 11 'them Anderson, late of Salford, Lanraster, stone maaun, bat now a privontr'for debt in the ca , ite of Lan. canter, to surrender Dec. 19, stu, MA 14n. 13, at three, at the Dag Tavern, Ik:time:de, Manchester. Attorne y s, Mi.ssie. Fontein awl errsaell, Manchester ; and Messrs. Foulkes and Lungditl, Gray's-Ina, Loudon. Edward Ruffin, nos or bile of Iturliiittliam, linen draper, In surrender, Dee. it, and Inu. la, et weir. , at Laudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Lioisrilittun and Hewitt, Little fciolay street. Godfrey Davie, of llitnail.street, liluomshnry, Middlesex, oleai,r and chapinaii,.to surrender, Her. 9, In, and Jan t,t, at 1194, at Guddnall, London. Attorney, Mr James Reilly, !Stafford-row, Burkincloam.eate Argeut, late of Ilarr.street, Moaned, Fiona, vic tualler, to surrender ' Dec. 9, iti, and Jan. 13, at rl. veil, at London.. Attorneys, Messrs. Holuau and Lewis, Mark.lane. Joint SIKItoo, of Great Tew, Oxford, timber-merchant, to anrierider Dr r. 15, Ih , and ar.itJan. it, at eleven, at the II hits Linn, fianhury, Attorneys, 11r. Hackett, Chancery-lane, Landon, sod Messrs. Bignell sad - Ems, Ban- Ju bury. hp Jeffrey, Late of the East-India Chamhers ' Leadenball street, Loudon, but now a rammer in the Print of the Knifes Beach cornet, merchant, to • surrender, Dee. rit t and Jan 13, ut twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Grubb, Great Quern street, lancoll'a•lnn. Fields. • James Ineltipv, the ' , nage., of Battle, Su.sex, carpenter, W iti1111.: evit AftlirY The exterior of this inagnaticent pile is now undergoing a thorough icpsir, walrus' any ahem ion in idg Interotell to he made in the form of the ancient arellitectnre. Oil the spot whet e the building stands, it being a small island, there ass, in the time of the K dos, a heathen temple dtdicatel to Apollo. On the ruin* of this temple, Scheel, King of t he East Saxons, in the year tiro, built the ablicy, which was dedicated to St. Meier, who, the legend says, consecrated it himself, the right before that err. minty was tube performed. This church being destroyed in the Diuuuh wars, was ie. stored in tris, by King Edgar. In 1049; it was rehnilt by Edward the Confessor, by whom it W:111 amply endured; rod it cootinued in the hands of the Monks of St BenediLt till the general dosultition of ntouanterwa. King Henry 111. iii 1220, Muting the walls mud steeple of the Mel strneture touch declared, polled them down, with a design to enlarge and rebuildtheiu iu a more regular wut.uer j 11/It be slid not line to accomplish his design, which was Hot cariiedriaito effect till 1235, about (marteem years after his death, mid this is the date of the oldest part of the :nodding now 1 , 13114- lag (the tame being 5.14 years old). About the year 15,N. King Henry VII. began to brill that chapel which to called by Lis gam., Cri 'burild-place for himself and poster ity. MICE OF NTUCIaII ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent Rolorid 3 per Cent. C.empols 4 per Cest I per Cent. Navy ioi 144 lolr - Lvay Anotaiiies ladle . t 26 27 prem. Kacbcmscr SIN ll Ili press. • English Lottery Tickets.. ash. ism. ' Commie for T. RICH, Strok•Broltce, 4, Cottabill, and 9, Chaitith cxo I r e, ih rt - II • ...• % 1 1~~ 111 be it 11l r ,