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Prescott, February:2, Isis. 'I have the honour to acquaint you, for the in formation of his Excellency the Commander of the forces, that, in consequence of . the commands of his Excellency to retaliate, under favourable eir eunistitinees.,, upon the enemy, for his lute wanton aggressions on this frontier, I, , this morning about seven o'clock, crossed the river St. Law rence upon the 'lee, and attacked and carried, after a little more than an hour's action, his position in andoear the opposite town olOgdenshurg, taking . eleven pieces. of .cannon, and., all his ordnance, marine, commissariat, and Quarter-Master-Gene ral's stores, four officers and v y prisoners, and burning two armed schooners and two large gun-boats, and both. his barracks: My force consisted .of about four hundred and eighty regidars and militia, and was divided into ,two columns : the right, commanded by. Captain Jenkins:, 'of the Glengarry light infantry feneibles, vas composed hi 3 own flank company, and ,dial;) seventy militia and from the state of the ice., and the enenly'.s the 01d French fort, was directed to cheek his left, and interrupt Iris retreat, whilst I moved on with the left column,. consist ing of one hundred and twenty of the King's re giment, forty of the royal Newfotindland, corps, and about two hundred militia, towards iris posi r tinn in the town, where he had posted his h eav y field artillery. ' , The depth of the snow in some dcgiee retarded the a cu dv lar anre thOf both i coltoum a heavns; any d exposed them, partily e rght, cross fire from the batteries of the enemy, for a ;longer period than I had expected, but pushing on rapidly after the batteries began to open upon the left column soon gained the right bank of the river, under the. direct fire of his artillery and line of mikuptetry, posted on an eminence near the siiore ; moving on rapidly, my advance, consisting c . Lkw royal IsiewfOnnilland rind 301ne select htia t turned, Ins ri t •' 1 I 'IA ()f . the i c 47 1 t etac talc mg it regiment, and after from his artillery, .tooktli)et4 , , i i riun:lt few with the 4c i the di ba; a nn g e e t s , and drove Ids infantry thr, , o the u g ht refuge escaping iteross the Black 114 . er ha te town ; ste but the majority lied to the wo o d s , or so in the houses . ; front whence they kept finch a gall ..... Charles Gent; Lishearil, Cornwall, shopkeeper, to surrender June 17, 18, and July 17, at twelve, at the Commercial .1)., , 005, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Osborne and Ward, Britol, or Messrs. Meredith and itobbins, Janws Stevens and Join) Fitz-Gerrard,' New Sarum, Wilts, cabinet-makers, June 17, at six, 18, :}nll July 17, at eleven, at the Ited Lion Inn, New Sarum. Attorilivs, Mr. John' Swains, Wilton, Wilts, or Messrs. Sandy* arril-Co: Crane court, Fleet-str , !et. Bryan liayton, Upper Sotithattipton.street, Wittonville coal torrehant, June 12,'19, nod July 17,: at one, at Gnildhall, I,molttn. Atturttev, Mr. IV. ltteltardson, CeMunt's-Inn, ettedgain,, Llunpinnoe, Carmarthen, eat tle-Ilealer, June 17, 18,rod July 17, at .e.leren, at the AV Itikk: Lion lim, (4neeil-,tt e et, CitVtlWt hint, 'Attornies, Mr. I.)ealt-street, Sotto, Mr. POphin Carmartlieti. Th om as Brown, late of Dissingtim, Culuberiaml, miller, June 22, al ,Ax, and July 17, at. Eleven, at the Black-Lion Inn, Wilitchaveit. Attornies, Mr. Clenticil, Linton, or Mt:curs. itslanizon anti Perry; •Whiteharen. Juliet r Edney, High Holborn . , broker, .tutee 19, at one, 19, at eleven, and July t 7, at twelve, at W 11414411, London. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Cursitov-street. Lle r Williams, late of the Havanna!), in tile island of Cuba, merchant, June 12, 26, and Jelly 57, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, Old 13etlilesu. John Robinson, juu. Bolton-street,' Piccadilly, money-scri vener, Juno 12, 19', anti July 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Auliert, Bolton st) eet, Piccadilly. reuchurch..street, merchant, June John Lowthion Percival -, 12, IS, and July 17, .at ten, at Londuu. , At- Unities, Mr. Lse, Three-Crewn-convt,Norttlremrk. Thomas Hilditelt, Shrewsbury; chne;Juaker, June 14, IS, and July 17, at eleven at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Attor- DieS, 'Messrs. Jetiliitis and Cu: New Inn, Landon, or Mr. Panting, Shrewsbury. Charles Wickham, lat.:. of honmonger-row, Old,street, v;c -19! at ten, and July 17, at ;rue, at citu„;titil,efirl'aitiuL)eonid4o',4: clAntet'oruics, Messrs. Aldridge and Smith, Lincoln's -Inn New-square. , John Hutchins, Hartle , Sussex, innlieeper, Juin, 15, at one, 17, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. At anti Co: Angel-court, 'lhroctuor , tti4o%)-3;site9ttre'cleti,enisir;llNsjiirili.Jr%tellMartiu, Battle. Lc)NrIoN At the Sum . 01 1.1 I have the honour to inform your Lordship. that in consequence of information having hetit received here, that several merchant vessel bound to this island, had been captured by a French privateer, and carried into the island of Lagosta, Admiral Fremantle and myself judg ed it expedient to lose no time in putting an end to a system, which was likely to become very tle trimental to the prosperity of this island, and to our commercial interests in general. For this pttrpose I embarked nit board his Majesty's frigate Apollo, commanded by Captain Taylor, on the 19th ultimo, with detachments from this garrison, - amounsing to about three Mulched" inn, including artillery, with two six-pounders, two howitzers, and two mountain guns. troops, together with a detachment of seamen and marines, land ed on the island of Lagosta on the' 21st, and marched towards the - principal work, constructed by the enemy for the detence.Of the island, from whence the garristin . opened a well-directed fire of shot and shells. As the ,work in question is situated on the summit of a high conical hill, commanding thetown, I found it necessary to take up a favourable position, from whence I was ea- Wed 'to forward the praparationS necessary' for the reduction of the During this interval, Captains May, 3iith, and Ronea, Cislnbries Free Corps, together with - Mr. O.:Bowen, First I;en tenant of his Majesty's ship Apollo,, with a party of forty men, 'succeeded in. spiking the guns of one of the enemy's lower batteries, and „in de stroying a magazine. of provisions, both of which were within musket-shot of the fort. On this oc casion a French serjeant of artillery and two sol diers were taken prisoners. -- Mr. llllark, purser of his Majeaty's ship Apollo, volunteered his sex... vices on both the ,:e occasions. Having received certain intelligence that a detachment of three Hundred men, coinmanded, by a lieutenant-colonel. had marched from Ragusa, to reinforce the garri son of Lagosta, and being aware of the great dif ficulty which would have attended the attempt get battering artillery on the only hill which com manded the fort, Captain Taylor and myself were induced to offer favourable Conditions to the French commandant, who after some heiitation, Agreed to surrender, (together with the garrison, consisting of one hundred and thirty-nine men) , on the terms., a copy of which I have the hottour to enclose Your Lordthip. I have-also the ho nour to encloie : your Lordship a return of the enemy's ordnance, ammunition, and stores, which fell into our hands. It is particularly gratifyiirg to me to be able to inform your :Lordship, that during the whole of our operation, the inhabi tants gave us the most unequivocal proofs of their attachment, and rendered us the most efficacious , assistance. Finding that the French privateer, together It Cd THOMAS WOOD, of No. 111, Strand; and Published by % IL,I,LAM AiLmICEII South gollon.strict. Grosvcr bitraddressed. siviare, ICE, No, 112, - Strawal, where iirivatisementi, Orden for the laper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (prixi pa!d), 111Ust e PRICE .OF STOCKS ON SATO"''dis, ft2nk Stock, shut t 3Navyper e r en :r , (rent, .:(rhaui t i Lie' o ditt I.lll",dvii:o4 34 ri 4 per Cent. 1797, 4 put . Cent. ia per Cent. Coro. shut fulptri itl Moth L. Ann. 14 1- 16 . h 14 Cons. Nl' UP° .1 p lud'ut Stock, I-lIGH WA'rEit AT LONOO. - 1.4 4 Evo ,lorning, 38 ntimutus after S• TpcTh j~- Is 01. FROM Tug LONDON GA zvaTE J. Juwz 5. 1 1,11M. , 1 4 ! 1, 1813. His Iterd Highaess-the.Yrince Regent has been graciously pleased. in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,. to grant the dignity of. ti Viscount of the United Kingdom of Croat 'Britain and? Ireland, nnto the Right tint). Charles , Baron Whitworth, of that p.i;r, of the Unltt•il Kingdom called Ireland, Knight of the Most ftinntirahle. Ordcr of the Bath, and to the heirs male of his lajd,v larrflay begotten by the name, stile, and title of VisOottrit Whitworth, of A;lbaston, in the County of Stafford. ." • • At the Contn at Carlton-Butte,' the 34 of June, 1813, Present his Royal Highnes:i the Prince l'..egent in Connell, His Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council, was this day pleased to 4eclare,.in , the name and on tie behalf of his Ma.lestr, the Right Hon. CiKa:les:Viscount Whitworth, Lieutpitant-General and General-Governor.of that part of the cnitcd tingdoin called Ireland. COLONLAL DEPAturm ENT. Downing-Street, June 2, 1813. A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, was this day received by the Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's , Principal Secretaries.of State, front Lieutenant-General Sir George Prevost - , Bart. G overnor General and Commander in Chief of the forces in North Anterica. MY LORD, Niagara, Feb. '27, ISM. In the dispatch which 1 had the honour of ad dressing to your Lordship on the 16th instant, I repotted the close of the session of the Provincial , Parliament, and my intention of proceeding on the following day to visit the military posts in Upper Canada. I accordingly left,, Quebec on the 17th, and, passing through Montreal, arrived at Prescott, the first frontier post in Upper Canada, on the 21st ; there I found Myself within less than a mile of the enemy, posted at Ogdensburgh, who had availed themselves of the frozen state of the St. Lawrence, in that neighbourhood, to carry on repeated noc turnal enterprises against posts of communication which were occupied by thi militia, and to com mit frequent deptedations upon the persons and roperty of his Majesty's subjects, carefully se - . leering objects beyond the immediate support and protection,of a regular military force. Being at that time busily employed in the trans port of ordnance and 'ordnance stores for the ma rine establishments, clothing, andammunition for the militia of the . .. Upper Province, I deemed it ab solute!, necessary, in order to ensure the safe ar rival these essential articles at the places of their destinatiOn, to dislodge the eneniy,iiom his posi tion at Ogdensburgh, to secure from interrup tion my line of communication with Upper Ca nada. I have now the honour of transmitting to your Lordship the report which Major M‘Don nell, of the. Glengarry light infantry fencibles, has wade to me of the spirited manner. in which he eittried into execution my orders on this occasion: I begleare to call your Lordship's attention to the distinguished merit of Captain Jenkins, of the Glengarry fencibles, who Most gallantly led a part of that new levy into action : this excellent young man and' , very meritorious officer has lost his left arm, and has the right severely wounded ; under these circumstances I most humbly recommend him to the favour and protection Of his Royal lligh ness the Prince Regent, It is but common justice to the merits of Lien tenantimpey, of . the Dundas militia, who lost a leg in this affair,' .whieh has afforded a further proof at the superiority of his Majesty's arms over those of the enemy, to entreat your• Lordship, that the same benevolence may be•extended to linn as he would have experienced had'he belonged to the regular forces ; he being a very respecAle and worthy man, entirely dependant on his bodily ex ertions in the'cnltivation of a farm fur the support of himself and. a young family. Two stand of colours, which were taken on this • service by the detachment of the King's regiment, will be'forwarded to your Lordship by the first op portuulty, to be laid at the feet of his Royal High ness the Prince Regent. • I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEO. PREVOST. To tht: Right lion. Earl flatharxt, lag fire, .that it. was.necessary to . dislodge them , NA , th our field pieces, which now came up front the bank of the- river, where they had, stuck on landing, in the deep snow. • • Having gained the high ground on the brink of the Black River opposite the fort, 1 prepared to carry it by storm ; hut, the men being quite ex hausted, I procured time for them to recover breath, by sculing in it_ sormons, requiring an' OrtrOffilitiOlial surrender. During these trans actions, Cantitin;Jenkim ,had gallantly led on his column, ante had been exposed to a heavy fire of seven guns, which he bravely atteinpted_ to take with the bayonet, though covered with tv,vo.hun dred of the enemy's best troop 3 : advancing as ra pidly as the deep snow, and the exhatited sttite (in consequence) of his men tvluld 11(1164, he or dered a_ charge, and had not proceed many paces, when his :left arni was broken to pieces by a grape-shot ; but still undauntedly running, on with his men, be almost immediately afterwards teas deprived of the use of his right aim by a discharge of case-shot still 'tonically dis regarding all personal consideration, he nobly ran on, cheering his men, to the assault, till exhausted by pin and loss of blood, he became unable to move : his coin panv tllrtntly.c.ontinued thin charge tinder Lieutenant iq•Auley, but the Pe- - serve of militia not being Ali! to keep op with 'them, they were compelled ; by the great superi ority. of t h e enemy, to give way, leaving a few on a commanding position, and a few of the most advanced, in the enemy's possession, nearly about the time - that I gained the height above-mentioned. Theenemyhesi t _osurrender,l instantlycarried his eastern battery, and by it silenced another which now opened again, and ordering on ti , e advance, the detachment of the King's, and the Highland company of militia, tinder Captain Enstace, of the King's regiment, he gallantly rushed into the fort; but the enemy retreating by the opposite en trance, escaped into the woods, i'vhieh I should effectually have prevented, if my Indian war, riors had returned siioner from a detached service on which they bad that morning been employed. I cannot close this statement .without expressing my admiration of the gallantry and self-devotion of Captain Jenkins, who had lost one arm, and• is in danger of losing the other. 1 must also re port the intrepidity of Captain loelievre, of the Newfoundland regiment, who hail the immediate charge of the militia under Colonel Fraser ; of Captain Eust ice, and the other officers of the King's regiment, and particularly of Lieutenat Ridge, of that corps, who very gallantly led on the advance, and of Lieutenant Al'Auley and Ensign M`Don . - pep, of the Glengarry regiment, as also Lieute nant Gangneben, of the royal engineers, and of Ensign M' Kay, of the Glengarry light infantry, and of Ensign Kerr, of tho militia, each of whom had chargeof a field-piece, and of Lieutenant ba. pey, of the militia, who has lost a kg. I was also well supported by Colonel Fraser and the other officers and men o f f the militia, who emu ► lated the conspicomis bravery of all the troops of the line. 1 inclose a list of the killed and wounded. The enemy had five hundred men under arms, and must have sustained a considerable loss. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. NI.I.cDONNIELL, Major Glengarry, Light Infantry, Lieutenant-Culonel, ,runnuting in , the Eastern District of Upper Canada. (Truecopy.) (Signed) NOAH .FIIEER, Mil. Sea. Return of the Killed' and Wounded in the Action of the 22d February, 1813. Royal Artillery-2 rank and file killed. Stir for King's) lt,egialetit-,1 serjeant kilted; 1 subaltern, 12 tank and tile, wounded. Royal NewfoilinHand ilegliarent-1 rank and file killed ; 4 zo.k and file wounded. • Cli.ogarry Light Infantry-2 rank and file killed ,• I captain, 1 a serjeents, 0 rank and file t wounded. Total serjeant, 7 rank and tile, killed,. I field officer, 4 captains, '5 silbulterns, 4 lierjewits, 40 rank and file, wounded. • Nantes of °Mears Wounded, 86 (or King's) Powell. GlengOrry Iteginient—Liciitenatit-Colonel :11‘Donnell, Cap tain Jenkins, and Ensign 111'Kay. . • Militia—Captain ll 4 Dotinell, and Lieutenants Inipey,:M , Lean # and M'Dcrnutl. (Sigueil) EDWARD BAYNES, Mint:int.:General, North America. B4' NKRUPTCIES INLAIV7i M. Phillip .. ., Nurris-otreet, Ilitymarket, goer,. from Juno 12 to July .1. J. Tore, ;4..loint,street, linen-draper, from Jun(' to 19. G. E. nicks, Soo•street, Bislkopsgate-street, jeweller, from June to 10. T. Holt, l'all-Mai!, jeweller front June Bto 19 BANKIAJPI'CIES StYPERSEDEI). R. Clarke, 13tinitwood-Lodge, -Wandswigth r and Clemvnt's• grocer, . J. Brie iley, Sheepwitsbes s Oldham, Lanc4shi re, cotton-spinner ' BAN KlWlrtti. DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall, London. June 21. F. Ila rebel', Warwie`k-place, sadler, at ten. July ?7. G. French and U. Eades, Great Eastcheap, bott:?-cs, at tett.' - June 3 i. J. Holt, Wood-street, war, houseman, at one. June 29. W. ilardy, chea.p,ide, merchant, at twelve. ,s. G. Burgii,s, Wood-street, warehouseman, at ten. July 6. J. Wood, Sunderlatob grocer, at eleven. July '3. E• W. Davey, Paradise-street, Rotherbithe, ship- . joiner, at one. - June 29. T. Laid, l )evonshire-Street, piano-forte-maker, at 12. utie.29. J. Gallagan, I.lroitd-street Chambers, merchant, at 11. July'3. J. Goodwin, Itay 7 street, Clerkenwell, biklier, at one. July 3. 'I% Withers and I-I, 15. Withers, (a' - eenhill's-rents, . . . Smithlield-bars, merchants, at one. June L. 'l'. Murray, Paternoster-row, Spital-fields, shoe manufacturer, at twelve. July 3. J. Blow, I.l,rtforil, currier, at one. June 29. G. Wilson and Priddle, Fenehurch-street, wine- merchants, at ten. June 29. J. King, COvent-garden,..ilk;inercer, at twelve. June 7. J.Key, Laneaihire, iron-irionger, at four, at the-Nag's4 lead Inn. Warrington. July 1..1. Wattiusoir, late of Ovenden, •Yorkslire,,manufae turer, at eleven, at the Palace inn, Manchester. June .2y. W. Long, York, woollen-draper, at twelve, at the liitiA's-A MIS Inn, Fosl.rati , , York. Jane '2B. W. licatutiont - , CrOssland, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, Yorkshire.. June 29. • V. Nies, Bthlgwater, Soniersetshire, linen-draper, at twive, at the Commercial-B.oplus, Bristol. • deify :I. r:: Thomas, Helston, Cornwall, shupheeper, at twelve, at the same place. June 28. T. DaSewn), Bristol', dealer,. - at twelve, at the same place. Juae 29. It. King',:-Lynn, Norfolk; tailor, at six,at the Guildhall, King's-Lynn. CERTIFICATES—J u 2G. B. Combe, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance-broker. 3. Perry, Strand, tavern-keeper. J. Parry, Newgate-street, tobacconist. J. Goodfellow, and J. S. Shutleworth, Austin-friars, mer chants... H. Hitchcock; 1)eal, Kent, linen-draper. J. tiogerley, Great Orotund-street, scrivener. B. Parker, Saffron-hill, irun-founder'. J. BrandwOod, late of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton manufactnrer. T. Butler, of the Caller iron and coal-works, near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, iron-master. C.- Whittingliam, late of Warmingham-forge, Cheshire, iron 7 master; H. Joyce, late of Shad-Thames, lighterman. J. Finlayson, Midford-place, Tottenhatu-court-road, chair maker. S. Brown, St. Mary-at-hill, merchant. Mansly, I.ittle Boltoa, Lancashire, rope-maker. 'l'. Prowsc, tinntspill, Somerset, apothecary. C. Shaar, Prince's-street, Cavendish-square, tailor. J. Gab)), late of'Crown-011ice-row, inner Temple, attorney. W. Maskery, late 61' Moffatt-street, City-road, but now of Is lington-road, dealer. J. Bell, late of Liverpool, auctioneer.. , T.Thowpon, YoutefraCt i . Yorkshire, 'druggist. SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE. WAP. DEPAIVI VENT. Downing-street,:June 5, 1813. A . Dispatch, of ,which the following is a - copy, has been received by' the .Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's,principal. Secretaries of State, fron► Lieutenant General. the Right honourable Lord William Cavendish Bentinck, K. B. his Majes ty's Envoy Extraordinary "and Minister Pleni potentiary to the Court of Sicily, and Commander of his Majesty's Military Forces ih the Mediter ranean. . •, MY LORD, Palermo, April 9, 1813. I have the' honour to transmit to your Lord ship a report from Lieutenant Colonel Robert son, commanding at the island of Lissa, stAting to me the reduction of the neighbouring islands of Agosta and ClltZOlit, by a det)chineut of the garrison under his command. 1 have the honour to 1)e, t l / 4 c. (Signed) W, C. BENTINCK, Lieut. Gen. The Earl Bathurst, &c. &e. &c. MY LORD, February 230'313. kith the prizes, bad taken refoge in-the_:J:u'd Curzola, Captain Taylor and luyself inuneitivel) ) prneeeded thither. We landed ( , v the khA the troops under my command, with one hut , litd and twenty seant..l and marines, tw,ether WWI a h ow itzer and field-piece. Major Slessor, 350 h. advanced at day-break with.the danker' .Aral ot• possession of a fortified building on the heig.ll,ti i which commands the town within musket -s*, In this operation he was supported ,by • party, under the command of. my Military Sccro,f; tary, Captain Ball, 81st regiment. Te:ene4l,, opened a sharp tire of musketry from their lint" and endeavourett to bring as also from the \VindUVCS and doors of the h' and • one of the towers of the town wail to bc'at at!' our position, which we prevented by it ivell' ui ', rected tire from the howitzer, six-pounticr, 8 0 , musketry. # , . , Captain Taylor, in ()Her to ac elk!rate the sa. t fi an eighteen-pounder el.. render of the town, undertook.to silence the st? .j batteries, which he accomplished in the inns! br!i, . liant and effectual manner, after a contimgd fi r ; ; ing of three hours, during which the Apoil u r,: always within range rif 1,4:J0e-shot Own the 03 , ,, ,, (cries, This point being iefiCet:ed, Captain:rity '•, and myself judged . it • expedier:t to send gli, Sleisor with a flig of truce into the tow n ' Pii,..' -posing that the women and ehildren should be , :ti, lowed to quit it before we erected Oar In' t o i , batteries ; the enemy availed himself vi t idy all' • portunity to oiler to capitulate on terl o4 ' oo .: with certain modifications, we a greed "' 1 0 ," L ' i l: a • sequence of which the garrison, c0 ,1515t ,'',,,1 b oi , lieutenant-colonel and about one litto"', l 4;lr marched out of the town, which we iW ale-Ict . --..- t°a,aot:.)lheckt:ifl.s.tc,:le,t,:iotrt:V,tiebPte(ne:stetlt,:l:i.ioisgi.llltogllnetfaedtL-n)hoteeitfftilguotiE.lo:licGiir:a%)lytvsciltta..itttei)(aloka)aiitct)ptiloiutitniii.p,nie:iig.e:lr,ictel(ctt,etlie,io(ill:tc,l)oc):ts°aep,iile,.‘eozltsiie(ir,isl(n:cy j(iii,i,reiti.(°stcr,t,toliftioijilliitritit.iei.::rts:)(6:iirrii.lcfletolelt:iliiiiii,slteliciicit,tileti(),s•:lcep.iciii,l,l,ii;,.::, iiiir°,,1pj1,iiii,)5t‘i)ift:vt,(,:::,1,,4:,,,:1601,..i::.,,,)5:ti,j:,:;,,,::, siliv:.,:tiiiyiacli)aitt.:.‘ale:n.letctsliglletolyt:peolonfsosexperieneed Cite most 11 " 1. ' • .1 - '`, l returns iitEtu)eit;iit.ol.:exte o l.toikirlt f :llll.iitie.i t oleis l sitit t esil e olo.. ordnance, isfactiou ;n restoring theta the op l'N' s '' ' .1 i , k on the Peninsula of Slbinucello, voly 4 Ullie '1 rssitoonstotrofarneasstt,nit your l, ' I`!'P a loct oft Captain Taylor throughout the ‘vtiol e t): ' 'c i tt: I"ll).l,titlitittoi:tilistly'af(lielefiulcileitii,gls,ai.ntilititityc "t'itillircellitiiistti:::-IcgilYlidarli):l,ll.,:hi' the success of the exppreodiltliootieldby'velirii' c P: lll. , 3sii ;', ')e c all'" , '. ertions on shore with the troops. 1 ''' .: ,,,,i' fullest reason tip be satis fi ed with the 'F f il' ~ 3 if ‘ t ; l s . : l ret i t i i i i ti c t s: , h es (Gl a t l : n ivt, e d iii : ow t P l e is l iki e e r oa i r c i : lb v . i i i ta l e c i ie t e li ) e l at e fcirfottnhel‘loaltijle'rerS;•°sl°r;c'';iet.);el44l, groat utility .‘ ( ti l l i l i ie t r e > e t e c te t x ::l:l . l l , : j ( : ) i t f l io t%si : l l : l l n : , : t e lhi r l e ' o l'c l i ‘r :: l;l:ill:cftil i z v e t a li l c , li nle`lcte6insepnaLcesti of Lietitenaot I''-aill:-Ii" I fed 'great -satisOrtion 111.'°°Intn"icati'tlg:' )vlcaler, Iwirtitelsils)lity);istili.:tittiiceila.rsirtegvetritee:%o%:lll.7ritc;4itlt'.,lll../ .attlics.ttt:oel,i(ll:le:,‘lvil,ll.lilltl':situislusls tc. ► i :, ::1 1 :1 : - t i l o) e i t ..... l e :i . .s e l i %k tric r i t ce)rtrtiP(1)11 Y tili:cleti:eill'giti:!c i e,;.t5.1:".'1'...1 ably supported by the seamen and nor, . ),,,, hle , , I have the honour to w-ts,Diettc.-C°l' To Ihoi; Excellency Lii•ntettant-Genel:al LoNDoN rAsnio,Ss. , ..,,, .:,, -- . d o-, Tilt r " ','.l ri3ONE LA- BCLGE ASSEIVIBLES -.." , •.: '',;, , . . silt . i 71: oc i tt . n i :ct e t c u . k t . i e r l i . t i 1 1 1% I :1:i e:SaTykiliii:r:'tti. ut.idib:ra:ut:bsStal:t:'f'.:;i:1:;:elhillel*I:::::31'„11:;11: : ' r. ' 1 Sl 3 * ti t : I : s h o t: LI :A :4 ;1 1 i:: a‘ is ornarn . ented with A Villjt !*".'d 6g'ireu gow.ii:ittt 9 ed_ur eisigi t o t , s itu. nt isi t li t : e:l l . as i, i "is:lsiah:lei e a: ! l ia r Is ta ls: ...; e t to , 1 s l i l i t o lit vi t l34l o,, , .. b • t o,: ' .,, ..' d rather ' c I" 13R"s'— toatit i finett• to the waist by a girdle of rich 50i , 7 0 „ 1 , i.t.,4 1 • ) band a jacket or the sante mater,als as.t,i ) ." *. i:it ito l Y to . t ~.. tans tro .. 1 wer "to r fair pcdcwithrite iltkibuo,t,tumossucy."lbuit:lr bc . i l i o l' o i v at !ngs, ornamente. .. 11 a J ib it it , o f - ' ,tl:lii:e:ll:..:l:in;.eislilla'pilirsl4..)fi.:.t:o,!l'lllllll,:n4itgele:dirktr.dlitai.,:disiv;:i:dit.t:Nik.rie'l.lex‘ilii•i:ett;,:_iii:4•:‘y.diTctetuter,t;t.i:l,lll:l,tuit:ite:te;:adr‘:fl:::l•r':;':l'istill..,;:a.l ' t i sa ; co lit i:; c : ; ,,,, e ). , l l . lg r i tt4 e li d l e oi l f' C" 6 ; ., ls i s :, . , • .•'.'' e„ ;mow, Is also of sk • 'hi • -.lk and finishen " 1 ac e, + 1 I in,e; It has vet recently up& to .. ~01 00' iglu' 1. 13 . ati... Datss.--Froci: of stravroloured craft ' 'r _ r i f t saanr.,...t:,l}etticoat ; it is made a walking leugth:wio, ;: u i ili i Fi.,nell: i . ': .. )e . d round with white silk. 1.10c70 a i l d I,T4ioi4ii . e _ i _ _ ..t..... set on ran, edges' it at hotloou . J Os, m ,i b I ind with bows of white rihantl. The boil) ' l l . i t ii V . fttrined in a novel and peettliaply becoming .kl'ita4l't'sl,': ,very ;lc low all rouod the bosom and back ot .t),eo oc o r , 14 , 4 k v i- s aped hy the triuuning.which goo: 11 o , ' ,itl'' i i ery narrow at bottom and dislays to, . o p .0 ,,,r, alv"nitatS'e ; the front '• • ' 1 . t i or lace ''' t ', I) il'f ,t.' / shape pt the Ii) iii. '..:lZue:":e.:°llll:;tttt balf WAY -'0- ~,tv ! "o:et.tito, r.nd brA - ided on VIIO Side Ortil'i "1.10:0',! of crate and wt3it' lact, let ie. Hair torued. 0 , 1 ,ti 0 .6 ,. tt' other a few careless tingle' ; 1111 over, mai V . , m oo vill'.., • , '!Y e brow; a light Ltorel wr - • tl i • pat on "11:•-•Arl' ~,,,, side. Necklace, •ear-rinicir''anitl*heatelets 0 1 V . rogr'Wq.. hid 00%"t3i, and white ft ii;•d il% 'slip iefs Ofettil9V frOnt. Au azure silk se,frf w t ' I 'SC.I'.4.Ve'Y lig4l' the ' rich and beatittful, is tlrown",-!• 1 iin LilY O''' t by Sonic: (.4" tut eiegaldiJ: "" ' alltTl l . ,w. v• / • On gitnrday, June 5, in Glowe..ter-pljo', ' --,----"' loucl tlughes, M. P. of a d.tughter. ------------. .0 9 r si 1)1E1). joglitt .4 At Pr'Meaux, in Cornwall Jane tile dilly ,I;v1 rilf A' , P Colman RaiWeigh, Esq. t i e COO-00104 On Itsiday, the 4th inst. the Hon. Job" vo ot - o ,ps;',4 son of the ght Lion. Lord Kiugsale, 1.01, di „ f .. f oe of the I.t Re.;i meta of Foot Guards.- fl'' ~', , ii ° ....,/ ed by excs-,is c fati,;ue with the ;filmy it) ....ti l : i r'sse' be returt d only a tcw days previous ‘ Ill' Ot