The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

. , ' ',\t • I t : '11 4 f; , , " '''. ~, 4 . 7 . .=,... - , . i .74 , ~.,,,,,,: . --* ~ , ,'2,- , , 4 1 .,,., :;-••• , tilt,.. • . . r y`t ... . . . , . '156 v - e ' , .o *. • , 40,._ . ~....t.,. 1, ~F r r :t sumilvlt 6541.] IV EDNESDA Y, CGUS 'r 2.1, Hi ;3, rPRICE SI.N'PINCE7II A Lr-PRI\INY: . i~... W.'!..,5~ OFFICE OP OR.b.AWM;I:, Avr. 16, 0313. • • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His NA- . JE "Y's OitaV4l.l 7 CE - do hereby girt- -,2Voticf, That PrOposali will be , received at their Office, 1" P°ll-fiffirti' 04 ur before F rid,l, the ?7th Inita 'tat, from_ such Persons us. MV be willing to undertake the Supply (V HAIR-MOOS nad BRUSHES, and other Articles for Service of this De partnu'nt, for a period of Three Years, deterMinable at Me oir ali o N of One Year, upon 0 notice Of Three Months, at die !Pio* of either Putty. Pattern of the .4rtictes may be viewed upon -application at the Principal Storekeeper'. Oflice in the hwer, and fiat= flier Particulars, together with the Terms and .Coniiiiions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in C. Palialall, aforesaid, any boy between the Hours al rin. tad Four o',Cloch, where the Propos:als must be delivered, "'led up and iadorsed, 6 4 Proposals for flair-brooms,. ece. ;" DoE AO Proposal can be admitted after the stthl 27th 'l)e.s.t, 4trivelve o'clock, da Noon of the same Day; ,wither will "Spender. be noticed, tildes; the Party snaking it, or 'en dgrat in his Behalf shall attend. JJy Order it the Bono', ft. ii. OfErr,. seciaary. • THE. PATI?N`r BIDER' AL DINING-TA -111-xs. übti PATEN'I"r4.I.FALG4 I . II . SLIYEIit),XII.D.S ,nd 11 '" ID IN 1 Nki-VAI3LES, 'in one elegant Piece of Furniture, Ilcds pU'Vli'V •11!W tliffertqlt MOS. ; the l'attnproved !Olio and. Beds; liraSs-screw 'Four Post , ur' ? "'a( l3 , Furniture . and Ilethling - complete ; TortaTile *evvral other new invented and tinprovcd article's tf :•.rti.Lartl; also n Reit:rat and very extensive assurttneut .6f ti f l) , l a i l'atrY and Cabinet icles for furnishing . .!liniSeS corn ' where Families may select and a whole Uouse in ti few days, avoiding the extrcitio I. lvenienee of waiting several Months iucolupletiag their „East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. tice.,by Zurgau trustns, 16 and 17,Cathertue-street, !lint!, on rnIS the t n ,:d.nltte, for prnmpt pavluent • iUi Uj i J ' J. ' I t# IW 9 I') to Vi ,toll t!ij r.4 4 :1 S. ,i (s‘4 r "t; to t!",„ to• ii, t 1 1:14'1 1 ' 1 , `" 4,10 TO RE LET, PLIIMSifEb, And entewhipott rrt I\lich odithis next, PPft i();t%', is County la. Notting-haw, t,t.tether Nvitli 45 Acres of retharkaLle ‘ 1 " 1 1 (Irass Lintl, in Oh c”.ritie of which tile Molise is ika "alvttY Situated, a ntro uniteil with Sltti , ,,Ueriei laid .ont with i i l ,"t• - --Ait excell e nt w a ll e d (itirdett and Grapery, &e', The alUe c‘mtaiiis nn t.t.a Orintrid Floor, ei fetet....,l Drawing ltoont and Study, of good dinwo ; th t itqom a itoom the flint Itowits, pressingltoom,s, &r. and Knotl,Oltic t ,,_— .Stalitiniz for 1 , 1 fiorses, and Coa, !i Thurgarton Pri ory, with good roads, i. three' miles front. Soutliw,dl, a l im,' luitrket town; ten From Notting . h.nti and ten fro La Newar4, 134 from the evince .it Clinworth's and within reardi of the ~lelton, and' Mr. butulfy tale i Front-honntis. The tenant will hare the right of Shoot- Dyer an 'extensive Manor, well stocked with.fia ac Rent, and further partienlara, to be learnt of Ms-psis. l'icltell and Spedding, Fielth, London, aim Smith, Eq. Southwell, and .luhtl lirettle, Esq. Tliargarton. • Sol,Pl'u WEALD, near BRENTWOOD, ESSEX, in A delightful sitmition, about 16 miles from London, 4 froth Itomford, and front Brentwood, in it respectable Neigh •Atourhood, and surrounded by good Roads. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ktltt the Auction Mart, near the Bank of. England, on Monday t;th day of• September neXL Twelve o'clock (unless i n the mean time an eligible offer shouhl be made by Private .Coutract, of which thinly notic&Will hr giyen), • A GENTi , :,EL and SUBSTANTIAL BRICK- Buttz IfAMILY, 1:10USE, (late the Residence of I!atlie Porter, Esq. deceaSed), in completely good * - epair and .? 11 +11tion, with etatch-house, Stables, and. comtuotlibus ultiees, sarrou titled by an ornaineutalShruhhery an/Vial-den, !!!il situltted between the neautiful grounds of Earl St. , viacentand Sii Richard N eave , B art. „ hti With nearly 100 Acres, of :,Pasture and Arable eoatiguotts to the Dwelling-house, and a Cottage at :t ~tttvettitnt distance. • ta v t .. "' b r e e ts very eouiplete Farm Yard, with Barn, Stable, ev ery d:s.e,,i.eitrt-lodge,Granary,Pigg ur i es , Cattlu Sheds, and' T he ac colinritidatitiii ft)t: faratittg. ,0 f ;:i.,,tc.LlJart.uf the Estate' is Copyllold of the Mario] Vropriti,;''ii( l .sohj e Ct, to two I lerlots ilium the death of the 1,4. 't arid ttytho parment of a small Quit-rent. . 4)rtur,tiberParticulars 'inquire pe ' rsonanY or Plat) !.Perkins, Solicitor, Chelmsford, , whost. , by lett . t o .r i i i p c o u s a t The e listate may be seen. lieu. L ' 4 "'ktr tl .s t . mouse, stew the (.r ounds, and - the to foot ots. seta every Wednesday and Surday from ten vitaytte had on the lath of October next. • ‘ • • NEW MUSIC, . . f r .' ll is flay was published, . , I Rl' . hsed l"l,erforaii 8 ,TA Ril:i YLAT, , . the ittvnurite . ... ft i l la• c r o e t e u.: hy Mr. Hot ii, 4r . ice an d thi.4, _arranged for the Piano-Forte,. Flat the Theatre ltoyal 1..”. t. rt _ i I: the favourite M t o f 1( rt i 1:e,4 I n !i Ilii()%) X " No. X. co " ta- . 111 "- • t . • duetory , 1 ',„ 4 ' n 1 1,„ 1 hrt." al•range, das a Itortilo,wit han tii io . . the 1 vt:i n e le ' i',4 ' r hiv7, prii:trgs. Do. No. XL coilta!'"", tA , 1 v4 H ;r lll ' ‘lloll' eonipoieil bY J. De l‘lichele' P i lev i s: rvil Arl„. toted: k Sele t l i on o f t 6 . mo st poiltilor anti at o r t) ~,,E th e j e :"l'7 'II is the 'host coonare t l A. uthot s, arTa I I , tr : , i l .. : 01 IS. Cd. 4° "l , l ( : e rte ' "I' t 14 .1•P; Nos. .1, 'H. and i l l ' l' i l :'' ' ' • c:On v,e for the vl 'yer-tu elooriiiil e ." Battle of Vtlt or ~, ... _ ..3A• liti• '' 1 /eanly • ,"4'1..101te 1 )). II Cinli'bell. price I iby lir . II , I 'Cho. % ,‘ ~' '' • • ~. in )ose" ' . arty, Imo „ lot ', a tivtatritk, M.,' C 4 I Lindon :p t' •? 5 ' 11'• %Altair) Nice 1 , ;• 1,1" and Co. N,„ 20 ~,1','1"1,"41 hy G o i d , L ' I_, wAlrriainei AMP''' . , S.hibb,,. ' """o'square, nt t l i d - I . %',;'' 7 , I'Vestruoreland-sti v. . N.EW .................„._ AN U NAL BEe;ISTER, 1812. iu '0 This 1) , • hr Awe! ' Ile Tart, e , ty .. 4) IltiS pii i• , • 0,,, o r ',ali o . vuttlakep Bvo. iii.lioartt., price ... • ilp kp„,-. bound, ?..ii: • , - ' 1 - ' ANNUAL It EcitsTiol, or gene f , iv... ~,,v.al ilepository of 11 iv," to,iiiti r 4, and Literattir . e i 1 0 v. i,tlgeeal‘ " 1 1 ; to which i -.} ' etixed, .the; 1 1 istoil of i "l i i , dur b. 11'4 ICei4ar"."/"'T''''le, and s Sei r ence in Circa' 13ritailt, gieof his. prcsent Majv ' sty; .' Av b s• Printed for dilliti Stne'kdale, Piccadilly. .;, .. , . 0 _ _ tic,Yee otay be. Matt, c ' - , '. 1 . „b o y,. or 1, ti lll •,„ ellf ) 7 , , oniiilete. Sets of t%, _ , _ .1 price •-, titti,, i4. -u' to toe pre4ent time, 33 v‘,l). bait- round, 41 lie r.. T hik I)a - bli4led . •'. i L 'w Anio n ► hi 1' x Y .. " P",-. ' ~, ' cc si x tonnvas - iiri a i„ 4 > ... = Neil yoliimeg, k,,,lttarat), pri . . I =tiiii;. l '.') 'ma in Two voiono,, L>emy Quarto, Price Fo ur irk .).=!410 lkiard,a, 1"11'1117ATIO poPULAR ANTIQU I c414,21Es ; Ahiefly illas las ts ti 1 n ting gi the a al our Vulgar t" , -"' C ' re nkllitl, .tid Saverstitioas. , l'A• and, Secretr:°ollihNt S ilit i A t N v U oiAt i tt . '; ‘ l"ri of London. • .Arransed a n d re ' v i",,.:, " w i t h ; Vida ion,, - ( IIY ItENItY ELLIS' F. 11.5, ri„ ler of thl3 1113 Se 'I) '. the Itriti,h ..lin.eant. . a White . awl c.b. C a - d e n and ' 41 ' i •:‘. 1..(" a1! c i ° 1 r ) ,:i.. ( ',4,4" . 1 ;4 1 . 1. - t r i'ii t g g i t „ l u l . tit Nichol, ,ifill Co. AVillilo iii,''' turiplan Ililier' It ' 1. 4' J. Atui .1. Aych, J. itich t4,llll) \v. s t , „', "r" , am' Co. '-'`'ad Joy J. iti4Wert ". J a w, 'sr" tir it. Italdwiu i ( canoe!,, tut* kit! Cy. . . WILLIAM 11:,11IOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HE I) INN, Snow-I - lilt, Loutlon, The heat Accomuradation for. Travellers, ;twit Beds, " choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post*Coaelles;. Mail Coaches,.&c. filet out front I the Saracen's Head nn, TIXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, .Do . reites7 .11,4 'tor, F 7 lnionth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post , Coach; every Morning at half 'past Six o'clock; through Mont- ton, Axminstek, I3ridport, Bkind ford, Basing - stoke, and BagshOt, . • BOSTON, Spalding; i'etorborough,,Strlton and Hunting new Royal Mail Coach, sets ont every Evening.—Coaches front Boston to ,Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby,. and Hull. ‘• LIVER.pooL, warringtim,, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchr '• field, Post-Coach, called, The, Expedition, every Evening at Five o'elpek,.to the, Saracen's-Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool. 'Gl:larded throughout. BATH and 'BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, throUgh Chippeo ham, Caine, and Marlbormfgh, every Afternoon arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon ' don-Tarern, Thowas-street, and .th . e . Swan, Bristol, next Morning.- 7 ,-Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, called The ltockio!;liant, sets out every Morning at Eight o'clock] carries Font- Insides only, and goes yemarkably casy, with at Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, N'ewark, Belford, Donc , ,sler, awl Ferry ..brichN, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next du:: at Noun. Not witiTstandlitt, ttn: . nneoninion Expedition of this Corlett, it is • allowed to be the most agreeable and complete, veyanee inl toe North Road, „being unequalled in acconuno dation by ally other. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby.Lonsdale, Bplton, (Thorley, Ortuskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After? noon, at Five o'clock. Guardtid. • GLASGOW, Lon , glown, Gretna-Green, Annan, .bumfries,. Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, .Canniock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily) 'YORK, Newcastle and litlinhprgb, new Co:ich, performed with st Guard throughout, sett out every Morning at half . past Six. o'clock, by way of Betford, !Path:aster; Dar lington, Northallerton, ,Durluun,• Morpeth, and Berwick. , Pzissetigei's finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what tittle they please, and then pro ' eeed on without an a y ddi i tional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches toSuuderlaud, Hull, , Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. , lIBIDGENOUTII and Walsal neW Post-Coach, every CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehayen, Post-Coach, goes with Font- Horses, and a - Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, .Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy„ ikberford, Doncaster, anti Gran than; -(tlie ilea:est way by IS Mile's), sets out every Morning, and nerfonni the journey with the: greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Bead by liusiness or pleasure; have 1 ) 10 reguli. , e advantage of their Seats being secured in the vlex t, coach. *AK EFIELDI Post-Coach, every Morning, at • half-paSt • Newport, Whitehurch, Tarporley, Nritwich, nt t and Miadlewich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as , ~, 4,AND, Stockton, anti Yarns, .new Coach, - every M nin s ;,'to the George Inn; Sunderland. M Winslow, Coogletiot, Newcastle, Walsat, z erhntn Post-Coach, called the Ruck - - tie" lutrlotte, every Evening at• Five o'clock, Guarded. every Wilting. „tom!, Wittehe , ster, ;Alresford, and Alton ,Nl:2renty Post Couch, with n Guard, vets ant every Afternoon, arid 1 s Birnanghath 'neg.. day at S' N u ° r ° :L l ;i oP 3 :l l;:sa s t ' I n ( 1 ) 1 .x :- ,r4 t '' i e •e 4 t. 1 1 ' ,: ‘1. 1.1 ...a l s r tt i e l ° 1i n ng a li n a d n - t stune to the turLL,,Northcav,, Howden, Thorn, and Dotica,ter, Post- Coach, eyery Viontng at'hill-pwit six o'clock, to the 801 l and Smi Inn, Nlytoo-pate Hull. HEBTPOItD, Ware, noddesdot, ani(Cheshuat Coach, very Morning. .TOTTENEIAM. and Edmonton Coach, Daily,• at, Ht4f : past Ten, Half-Past Two, Halt-past 1-car, and Half-past •Sev , : ,, • o'clock. • . • WII.LIAM B. MOUNTAIN nod Co. respectfully acqualut - their Ffientls and the l'ohlin, that they will nut be account able for any Writift;, lb.ircels; or Luggage, &c. of Inure than Five Posinds,Value,l' rir damaged, unless entered ai Such and paid for accordingly, at.. the Saracen's - Head Inn, Snow- Hill, Londou. • , , TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. 1 . N0.:9, . . •NeW Bridge-street, London. Hosounzu Silt, , Edinhtirgh, March 18. BEG lei:ye-to iti v forin ytm, that ever since the ic ' year 17110, I had been allicted with'the Ines N'titerra ; wl itt, from its °list ioately resisting every t•ourse et medicine prescribed by the toast eminent of the faculty here, and un— dergoing several severe courses- of salivatiou, and twice .dis charged front the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, a* nearly to put ft period to myeitistenee—l had ik large ulcer ou tli o crown of nty head, one on each min, and my legs were broke out in a ftightful; manni.r; my right was dreadfully pitinful, and had been in a state of ulceration , for the last seven year, ; my left had also two large nodes milt, was very much ilkcohmreil, aml gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm .in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; In this lamentable state, I was 'recommended lay Mr. J. ThOmpsoqi, (Who reeeived so great it .cure by them here),,to take. vont. 19talto% Patent Pills, which' I began to do on the 26th of M 4 ; in. the course of a fortnight I began . to •receive benefit - in little more thin a month the ulcers on my head and arms were Imundly healed— soon after, the sore-, on tny legy heaktil. ittsn; leaving, how;- • ever, considerable discolOuration in the shin, and pain in the hone of the lett, which, .by the blessing Of God, and it little longer per,everance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the.shin regaining its natural hue, and the. omit ii mil' pant; grail nail y going Wl,-4 thus became, by your liberil advice and medicine, perfectly fret; (cool ,all my former complaints-. , •have recovered' my former. spirits and strength, avid am become jolly and fat, in which sti 4 l.,: Imiving condoned Many months to she astonishment of all who 1, new IkW, I ;tin at It lass in what terms to express,my gratitude, hut beg you, for the good of other. suffering 'inort.ils,: to nuke this iiiv ~e4r as puPlie ad p0. ,. .bk, ~, I fthitn, mt every 0ce,4.; siln ;in so doing pm will greatly oblige, • , . . Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble s•rvant, ALEL AIURKER. 1 Swann'sClose, High-street, Edinburgh. v, , i; nesses to the alai vc cure:— . ' John TitonlOtion, No. 3, New 1 1 4).11try, Market., Edinburgh; . • Jobii Old ;Assembly Clow, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by tin. sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT -1,011, Member of the 11.0)%d C011e„, , , , e of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, NtiW ISritige-street, London; where, after it constant residenee of tore than 38 years, in a practice 'antis ettiarly - directed to the mire Of Venereal Complaints and those in idental to tit' Parts of (ieneration, with that inrinlable secrec y►vhic.lt men of lii prote,iiin should always observe itt a c e i t : ot c i e t a i lt :;:s e i d y l :it e d I t tls ° l7t s h v„ it. t c g e t 17:s11, ; i x ' . 7i i x i • c ; ' w h at by ix dist:m . ll.ot.; Politic, as an advantage seldom attainable, arid void of all anihiguity. Al so s old, by bit appointment , for the • eimvertienee of thirst, li ‘ ing tit a. distance, at the Perfitoiet ;; s t. s treet, Pall:titan ; the Toysliop, 1 o xf „ rd _ t I , vo ; mr. pi s borough's, No-7, MO-gteet-hill ; Muster's, bridge, r,diriburgli; M•Doitahl, r; e i dl w ell's, Dublin ; turd by person et erg' t - mr ti in fireixtl3ritain and 11'1.4111111, iii boxes of each;xl;third, and seilled up with full mid plain direction, where by t tit her , eli may cure' tl,ciii Iv, ', v an ease spied, secteey, salety. n. sold , tettled up with a tc 00 ,h i c h . by f k yonr of the Cornitiiiiiohprs, im print} I, th e Staihp Officv—T , Taylor, No. 9 - , New Ilridge-streil- tu --• i ta iude which is Felony t and till others are contact kits. , FRI),NI Tit& LOS DON 'FE ; AtIG t-1, 1813. NT; A a I ) Ei'..lll'l'.\j ENT, • • , 2'4 I SI3, A Divatit, ot which the - Mk:y.6dg is an ex.tract, has been . received by Earl BArticas r, from. Field-Marshal the Mar quess of Acrl.l.ll:6l`eN, dated beziteN, ,Id4u-i:t 11, 1813. 4 No Particular chauge has taken place :a the po sition-of:either of the conteraliwz armies' on this frontier since I addressed your 'Lordship on the 4th instaat. , 1 have the pleasure to 'inform your Lordship, that the eittny's fortified post at Zaragoza sur rendered, by capitulation, to General Mina, On the 20th ultimo. lie haS taken there above 500 prisoners, .47 pieces of C3llllOll, a vast quantity of ammunition ; arms,: clothing, &c: &c. . The last accounts which i have received front X..ieutenant-General Lord Williilnt tlentinck are . otthe Ist instant • he Was then lathe neighbour» bOod of Tarragona. , 'enclose a return of 'killed and wounded, who were not included in the returns transmitted in my disratches to yOcti: Lordship Ot. the Est and ith instant. Sittipleinera,aryl6txtru of Killed, Wounded; .and Mi‘Aing'of the Army tinder the comthand of .his Excellency Field- Marshal the Nlitripii,s of Wrt.t.iNcroN; K. fr, train the 30th of duly to the I st'August, Isl 3, inclusive. I.lth Light Draguons-.-1 horse killed: 1 rank and • file . Ist ditismirs, GOmanLegion-1 lieutenant, 2 rank and tile, r hum weuuded : 1 rank•and tile 3d tic Bair,, let Butt.-1 captain . , 3 rank and killed; 1 lieutenant, 1 dramnicr, :2 , 1 rank nha tile, wounded. 31st 1 rank Mil tile ; 1 captain, en -33 rank and Wotinded. 45th t "Foot, Ist lienten....ot, 7 rank and file, wounded. 57th Foot, lct rank and Lilo killed; 2 serjealit, 19 rank anil tile, 60th Foot, sth B att.—) . lank and, file kilted ; l stair; 3 ser- _ jeants, 11 rank :mil tile, woundial; • 6Gth Foot, 2U llatt.-1 fiEijur, ,1 captain, e lientenants, 19 intik and fiic-, 7.101 Foot--t captain, I ser:want, 5 'rank and file, killed; 1 lkatcnant-cololiel, I captain, a lieat clout, 3 seijratito,.3s rank and file woutillt4l: Foot, Ist Batt.---;3 rank and file wonn.led. 924 Foot, tank: and file killed; t rank ant file missing. • • Total liritish cirtaint, i serjeinit, ranl;,atni tile, I ltor4e ; lieutenant-colonel, I . c•ipi ensign, I rank Lind tile, I , InJusei wounded; i; rank iind tile Ini,Mg. ()Ric:tits Lilted.—LlOtli . July. .3d or utor i l---ettptain W.,1 ;h. 74th Fpot—C.trititin I; 7 lntin t ;. , : • • British, 3s ottudell.-30th Ist hussars, tann I,vgiun --I.ieutenant Men, . .... . ' • slightly. Sdur Buti,--Lieutenant t:6l‘.l9ll:Th, slightly. Slit Fot, ~ .Itl Batt. —Capt. (;ictlio,:fitie,.EliSigll:Wil). Swil), severely. • gt'verety. tYittt i'unt, 2a liAttitliwt.--I.ljor f:optititt; pe,tt. ; Licut. Dol)bia, 41gittly, 7•ith Foot—Lieut.-Colonel the lion. L. Lieut. Pattisuil, Lieut. Macomb, ueve4l.tly '1 , tlightly. Ibt Augnst. tiOth Fuot, sth Matt.----Ailitttaut Kent, slightly. Arbitirally -6 "lug. '24, 1813: Extract of n, Lona' tr,m, caphia hls iytajestel shaip Pedic..lo, to Vic-Actrair,tt ' - in:aNuottactal, and. tralimitted by the 17itier of eer to W. Crtuttrta, Esq. Hi 4 4\l;l . k:sty's sloop Peliedn, St. Ditid l 4 Head, End fist ica4at!s, :keg. 14, 17;t:.3: I have the honour to inturpt,you, that in obe dienee tcn your orders •to me of the 12th. instant, to cruise in St. George's Channel, tot the protea tion of the trade, and to obtain information of an' American •sloop of 'Nvar, 1 had the good fortune to board ii brig, the "Inviter of which informed Me, - that be had 'seen a vessel, apparently a man of war.; steering to the N. E. ; at four o'crock this morning ;1 saw a vessel on tire, and a brig standing. from her, whieh 1 soon made out to 4 a Cl ttiser ; made all sail in Chase, ancl at half past five came alongside of her, (site having shortened sail, Mid • j114(14.1 herself clear for an ob• stinate resistance) when , alter giving her three cheers, our action ennnuenee4, which was kept up with great spirit on both sides forty-three mi nutes, when we' fay . her alongside,.and were in the.acl of boardihg, when she struck her colours. She proves to be the United States sloop of war - Argus; of three homired and .sixty tons, eighteen twenty-four pounder earronades,• and two long twelve-pountterS had on board when she Sailed f rom America (two nionths mint%) atcrntaipien►en t. of one hinuired anti forty-nine men, hilt in the action, one bundred awl. twenty-seven, com manded by Liibrenupt-Commantlioit \V. -11. Allt n, who, I regret to say, was , wounded early to the action, and has since suffered:ampototiort of ills left thigh. • No euloginin coulil use ..A.cßotoot justice to -the merits , my gaihnt• officers and. crew"(whielt,consisted of one luottired and six .yen): the cool courage• they displayed, and the precision of their fire, could only be equalled by their zeal to distiuguish themselves ; but I must ,beg leave to call yottr•attention to the Conduct of my FirSt Lieuttnant, 'fhomis Welsh, of Mr. ' a na l: 4 6 ) g it, " : Purse,, Actg - ttit) a ( r 4 st. er : t?l f t t services vti and Mr. Richard , Scott, the Boatswain. • Our loss, I atu happy to say, is. small, one mas ters mate, .Mr. Young, slain in the mo ment of victory, %%JOle animating, 1)V liis conrage and example, all, at.ound him; and one,able sea man, John En w ry, heside s five seamen wounded, who ate doing well ; that of rite enemy I live not !,-et Is v en able lb ascert till, but it is consider able; her ollieers say • about forty h riled and wuwided , , .1 have the hononr,to be, e(e. (' , itwil) J. f. 11H i %.1; y 1)1,11,',1fYi'11.)N.4, • Corn/rab.,,, ' tif a l ,,,ttnt, t ',!, •I, \t",ithvi to he I.wttieiattit ~, L . , , L ,„ ; 01t.,1, Cit2ge , (itiv • t , ft , , • . IC' 1,410, :7lljtuillk&l tit tEa ;)41 1 1 ytt. , • 4 .4 Stavart, Geist. t4i E Sti IT:V.`,l)s4'y YCO11:,;(111 tr...., al ry,--COruct, ()alley to Lieliteriant, .I,lm 11.0thliy, (icht. to hr Ccirtiet. Ed 'art! , to 6e sin:germ. Local Lyna Sin: o t, I:, , sq, to tit, vice William 1-lassaluil, Graz, to be Surgeon. W,,tern llegiment.•—ltobert Belt, Cond. to be Lieutenant. Luved,n Itegi spent NlAssey,tieut.tcs n,I a an. Lind:ivy Kirlie, „pent. to be tievitenant. Thomas Farr, Gent. 14) be • • Sollt4 \ Vold Troop of Yeomui , ty (:arMr: , '".---Williitni Walker) Esq. to be Capt.:tin. Robert. Al idgriev tti uth (...ent to bit Lieutenant: Anthony- Gibbons, ti c yli, to be (,‘;rnet.. Sevenoaks and Bromley Regiment ot Local Grace the Dulte of Dorset to be Lieutenant 7 Colon'el Com mandant, vice Viscount resigned, Abraham Palmer, to be'Lieutenant,.by Chatilam and Dartford Itegtment.--Jantes Abbott Lloyd, Cent. to be Ensign. Ist East Kentiteginient.!---Itobert'Ourtiei, (lent, to be Lieti-, - tenant. , . Chatham and Gillingham VolunteerArtillery.—John Skillea, Gent. to be S,:contl Lieutenant: _ _ , Canterbury Rhic Volunteeri.—First Lieutenant Jobn Jame 4. Pearee'to be Captain. Second .Lientenant. Ciiki les Salotys to be FirAt Lieuttuant. Thomas S. Hodge*, tient. to be :' , e^ 'cowl Lieutenant;:. Congicton Iteg'itueut of Local I%li:itizt —Juba Thomas to'be C'aptain, vice Lloyd, tll. &ILA), ‘l, c ISlttis.,{, Janion, Gent. to I,leutc.i , tnt itee lton, Stockport Ittgiment:—William l)1.. `captain, vice Stanley,• vc,ig,net.l. ~Nortt.a, E+4, In be ditto, vice enttiughain,iresigned., Isaac Robinson, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice. ' Ingham roiguesl, J.1111r4 . Cient, to be Ensign, William Nlst.tsey, tient. to be ditto,: Charlet Ilowarthliunt. to be ditto, BASIKIWPTCY SUPERSEDED. 3 ATM'S mith, Failsworth, mar 31ancile$teri virttiniter; Jame:: oxford-itrcet; iCt Clianks Russell, Bath, brusb-iiialter, to surrem'er September „ . 1,7, at ti tiotud October 3, at Ilium', at lilv. It utlimor T.te vern, Bristol. AttUrnie4, Megsrs. Vizard nod Ilotchin>oo, Lincohei hill, I.ondan, or Mr. Cox, Bri.tol. Simon Cock, late of Ills'n4llall-street, ni.4,•'o,oit , .1.11 4 , 1t0 ;:I, .Septemr)er )8, and October 6, at twelve, ai :,,,11,11,111, Lon don. • Attornies, Mqsrs.Crowder,'Lavie, olio , li't,lk 7 ri e.. deticli-place, t)ld Jewry. I)IVID.I?.NI)S. J. 1-10011.1 y , l'otte!Otain-court toad, irournoneTr— Sept. 17. SA:mei:et ,Ne ygate-itrovt,mohrella•nrittei--..-4;ret. .1. W. Uther,late of Bowling-Green , l,ine, . wilier—Sept. 15.11. (....olche,..ter', ;nerd, to' N. Simpson, inn. late of Ely, cu 17. It. Ito,: 11'ie4s, 'broad -strect , tit. 4.„“te,,'9, ,I. 1.., ,0.1 J.. 'Fleet tit 0:17, , rit•t irtllc i• :„ Nlathews, C 'pthall-conrt, (:. Sllarpe,,,ltoni. try, tl. C.,011.!ti, t.tHWAy - strtvt, street, jew ! !.ller--Styl. 17. 1'.A.1.1), 1:!le of Upper Thatuee jitreef, hnt now of 1r:11-merchant —Sept. It. Piccadilly, uplu.,lo.erer---.: - . , •pf.. 17. E. Mersoup .411,1,,rooinlotry, hoen-arapey—' ,- pl. 17.' W. Reed, Can6et b %Carrel), F".,-,sex; I. lilt Whitechapel-luatl, and yeller Sept. 17. C. Ceippen, Limehonse, ItOclpr hentl4t 17. N.110e,1 - lirtningluo, confectitmer---Sept. 17..1. 111.1,11,11;, St. James's-street, booli , eller--' ,, ..pt.• 17. E. ortt street, ironoutnger!--Scut. 17. E. Ailing and ,I.Cooper, I.,te of the Spa-toad, Ilernionihey, tnerehants-,Sepl 17. J. Panne, late. of Itiellivittott..'square, builder—'4ept, 17..1. t.:larke, Tol tembAnt-roart-road;,Stitrordshire-w,trehou,eniali—Sept. 17. F. A. LS:Van i IntcltOiCts, t oad, cofw .r...rn m ~ , t3,,1,- ttirer---N'ept.. L. ltogerit; Leiees,A t . 4ie141 , 4, tnaller—Sept. 17. F.. Steven..., Spital South, Folltath, brOlier.—Sept. 17. Adants, l'ailcouth street, iti.,;-‘1,14.i, bit , mtaker,-,-. Sept, 17..1. Horn:icy row, 1.311114101 t, Sept, 17. .1. 11..usay, H rect, llioion4hu ry,•vhAnallet Sept, 17. J. Ciricv , jolt. Shad 'l 4 li..tmes, Ilursloy d o w Ito m i c h o r, smith. . crot . riFic.t . rEs to be gr4nted on or before, Sept. 14. 4, Adaimi, Cmberwell, glazier—W. Pike, sea, and W. Pike,. jun. Nlaidstite, felhatinger.l-3. Cinnie Air-street, Piccadilly, carpenter-4. 1.1. Spencer, J. ;i(willitOp and.). lju b l3earbitider4une,fattors—T.i !hi I i lte.ddikh, AVutce,iterbltire, needle-maker—lt. Poole, Worcester, Kora condi-manufacturer-3. I). Collins Greek-omit, baker—P. Ttairn, Tayistock, DeyonAtire, mil I er—J, ill, Mason-ittecti Kent-road, linen-draper-4. ItAlney,liigli Hot. barn, broker.P. 1 0 .131linde1l, Luctts-street, insaratice-broker—C. Logan, S. Lenox, W. Welsh, and Stubs, Liverpoo), merchants. • ' PART ERSHIPS DISSOLVED. It. Bretargh and 4. Moore, Preston, I.4neashire, smiths—. T. Lister, W. llewitirst, anti \V. Ingham o . ll,atipor Yorkshire, eotton-spinaers—T. , Dixon and.W. Ventresso Guisborongit,' Yorkshire, parier-dgalers—.R. R. Gregg. and 3. ltoutiedge, gold-beater,--s, Joseph, S. 3. Joseph . , mid A. Joseph, Great George-street, P , litioritii„ ineretialits. Butler and 3. G. Ili;., tit it it hopc-q rea, .tlart-matliet-7J. anti T. Etiiiins and E. P. White., Co nt-titry htreet, grocers-4,.Sayer, T. Pennington and T.. Slater, John itriet, West Smithfield, brandy-titerchani.s—J. Fletcher, S. Sidttud, C. Patch and 3. Cateatott-street, warehouse men—ll, Cotter, 3, Macmaughtan, and it. and N. (halo, of Great Qiieen-street, 'ironmongers—W. mild J. Bower, Weymouth, bankers—W. liebden, .1. Corley, 3. Jackson and G. Burntil, Yot•I;, linen-drapers-4. bluer. brook ;111(13. Lueas, Leetk, linen eirapers--14. Stalittia and G. S. itobbione, Kirby-street ttaltitarack and T., P, • Birks, Newcitstle.under-Lyme, ntercor::. • 1N111:1. Letters received from the best sonrces in India, by the ships laq arrived, furnish the following ittry _ L. BAKRACKPORE, FEB. I, 1813.—Sir G. NUGENT is on .0 tour inspecting the different stations , and outposts. lielvent front I)eliti to liewaree, from thence to Ilausi and I . (urnatil ; crossed the liver Jumna to Saharumpour, and returns toCawnpottr to illarandahad, Hardily, and other places in Ito. belcund. • The tour will be finished by the end of April ; and after the rains, he wit! visit .Bandel-' cum!, and our western frail tier to wlt liernr. • It is reported, tiLit a lari.;e body of I'ildarict.., Whith I irroptions into t h e co , topi4o,.y . . tiiic l 3 \ut i h e " e y voutrihimons. r i t 1,0.61 ht.„ l'hiah jeypoor, who teat p ) by 'A party or : 3000 men trout 4 ~„ h , r Lift it ,~t7tinn into die Contpany's ttotrict, :o ! hoot, attiti sat' dowti at 13itygtt, tm the river, Five compLinit s of he Sil t N a o„., i ofoory, under Capt. LAT N krid fire 'cow iy i n ' le , of the Fi t h regiment N.uive Infantry, willt guns, had in,trelted , -aw.tinst them. The Neriiiliarfs are, tiaitf. to be armed with English rituh4kets„ and to have some pieces of cannon with thvin.