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(:arrinin k.,•hott Mee Nair, to be ditto. vice G ,rilen, resigned. • n. 1,4 (Mob e 4, 1806 (,',aeons 'v ov a b y t h e r/,.e rierteewet of the County e • 5:..-: .r,l 1.:e!• 1 1 , 4•1 V , ,t.iotese infant' , —Thomas White, Esq. b be Major, Dited April 2, 1606• threseievi.. sig o f by Ifs 1.0.4 Liesigreara 1 the County et Aye. Sigh, or Ac,shlr.• Ile giin•nt ot Nti:ltla..l4:llor J3nies Ire•ve - ft..., t... 1.., I.le.iteustt-C...n.le', vice Ihr fl I),lryrn t .le IL ' 11.1h , 13. tec t m.-. lilted hnii,mbee 9, 11406. C4:.1.4% r 1).04.4 Erl Ate? El.lit, to be Major. ewe James Fer roust, pos.uitted. Ust:d ae abuse. Illatit4to.47lfre. Nou. 29, 180 G. p i t Copies elf, tram, end time lndosores, from llco.Adosiral m, e . C,s ~.,,,,,te, in Ciit.f of H s Mlesty'v NIN Ir A .! + Veseelt dl .frei .4'4 Ito :.11.m Ittardn, c Era. Dated Stork, Pot Itn!.4, Welber 4, 14 6. SIR-4 urn Much gratified in transmitting ru. . for et.• in ornaation of t..- Lords Conanis-iouei sof the. Atimirelty, the cony of 4 Letter I have just re- 1 cliched ham Captain Brisbane, of the Arethusa. Ac quainting me of the capture ot His Catholic Majes ty's frigate, Pomona, thy destrurearn of iaelve gun- ' boats, ar d the ex, 1-sioli cf a castle, mounting lie teen tli:ily-ciT. ;ion' d rs,l,y that ship and the Anson. The success artendirg this he Id entet pike, I i trust their Lordships will wee with me, Captain Brisfame teas well entitlei to, for the promptness ar.d deciaca with which 'Fe anchored !u such shoal *Ater. to all ICI( a 141C4 of such magnituote Ihe destruitarin of the gran-boats was oec t‘ioned by the Anson's well-diretted fate. The coaduS ..l all con eerned will. I trust, be honoured bv theta I, rdships' approbation. v r am, fee. ..I. CDs-eats. Arethuso, eutf the liaesnO‘h, %AL August 23, 16 , 4 I have the honour to inform yso of a sticces-ful 1 .- attack having been made by Has Majesty's slips Arethasa aid Anson, on dse enemy. near the Meee. Cade. in the island of Co tt a. on the morning of the 23d inst. The result has been. tke capture of the Spanish friguite l'orn-n4, of thirty-eight guns, with a com plement of three hundred and forty-seven men, and slot destruebon of twelve gun-boats. each currying a twenty-foar /sounder, with a complement of an hu d drad men each, end the ex;losion of a castle, mourting sritcro thittr-six pounders. i I trust you will excuse my enteritig in as a detail of the servic- performed ; in job-ive to the officers and Imo tin& - my orders. I feel i' -iglu you 'hould be made .egos toted with the particulars. ilOn'th • morning of the .....3i mat. I ~..i,cnvered the i''' enemy "robin two :miles of the Moro s - attl,, ra th er to leeward. carrying All p- %tittle sad to get into the Havar.nah. I then. tote made the signal to l.y tI e Oil/OW 40 boAid. nn comi.tg uis aith her. but rely desige was irusttated by the Poi:urea bearing up, b a yipot.,hcan jorncd by twelv,e gun boats irons the Barret:rah, aid anchoring within pistobabot of a Castle.. rut-tinting sixteen thirty-rta prouder', in :_. thric_fithorus and a half water. The gun-boats issiraisced L urn her in a line a-breast. These boats were sent dot expressly to protea the likamout at her anchorage. This line of delen;:e eertaMly appeared frismidahle, added to a lea shore, alt dittteultres, with &knish seamen. are easily got the better of. and well knowing the able and gallant - surpon 1 should meet With from Cal-tain Lydtard, 1 decided i^stantly to attack the enemy in their strong position, mad bore up for that purpose, having previously passed a bower cable through the Stein I 'll Poe:. in going down, both ships suffeied cohsider ably is thek 114th and rigging. lions tie raking fire i of the grin -bums; the I:onsassu and Castle reserving Mails umil we anchored. . lit urn es. at. 1 atchored His Majesty's ship ' Arrlhoott.elose alongside the Pc,tuor.a, in'ttne feet , . water wee than the ship drew ; the Anson no my larboed .how ; when the aclied became general. but not of long duration, the Pomona haring struck- her eeloors in Carty-five minutes; three . guo-boats bli w op. six were sunk, and three driven on shore on the breakers. .. .. Notwithstandiog the severe fire front the Castle, the ta: k att, : : was rattantly taken possession of by Lieutern.m P.:fish, first of the Arethusa, and fol lowed :14, , eiitendot Sullivan, first of the Anson. I The Cattle 'mid now commenced tiring red-hot r shot, whiz!) occasiot.ed the Aretbusa to be set on lire, hat was soon extinguished by the very proper anaugemer,ts of Lietrena:;:s Hinman and Griffith, iessanmasufing the Main 2.rclz. Shortly at:er, a me. ittlehnhe mai data Fill eirtsiosies ter.k plassitiat the Jrit'e. alts which all fi. log ceased. k is 'kv iacis‘m:s a pleasing Daft a my duty, to etateass Neva ref von , part color (MIK, o...te.fdy and gralavt cm,iutf . f Captarn Lydia-if, the officers and men n 4 both thp:. all appeatlig to be animated with the .arse eitth4lvtestie a. - al. I have, &e. (Signed) CssaataalVersaana. lilewArt..trat rrlcres, Ccoornan.:et in 4.›..e4, &e .1.. e. 30- A tier OF MILLI° etvo wOONOi.D. Alevhste—.2 kii:ed awl . 4 11 vroaekd. Arione—.*one 114 , 4 e , vverutml. 5p...4.n Inize Pomoii..—C‘plattl and CO men WIWI 2 Liei.annaf.t. a 1..) .14:1 at, a wauadol. (,ea Itaets..Tae L.'s d WeJ liWit have he—e c , miefrtatufe, at 0...• t m ..0 tmfro r.m..het the snore from toofte boos *Arch , , wet.: bleed ep bad sa.lis t•arned) CHARLIESIIIIISBNNE. The romema was f ..m Vera Cruz. baud to the , `I Hasrannah. laden teeth specie and flifiChAils " lt. !isi 'l ,e money beloosi• gto the K.'n p was landed at the ('wile . by ffl , G.Afff. or of the Havinnah, and 'the ii t raiiisli Admiral, who had pievionsly come out to place the ?comma in safety, as they consideued her !Mtn the pr:ttrflion of the Castle. and had only Sett htr t - n nuances brim e the abbot commasced hi` Tian tscistrt bcloozrzg to the goertriusub, xi* - . . . . plate end various kinds of nierehand 7 re, I have (spired. (Signed) Cu ARLES Deist/Jig. • LIU' or a Ile ILit.t.Eo'..•siD wovsOati. ono reel and Joloi o onie. Wou•Dae—CAptatit it• shone, but d d not spot the deck ; Liao wen Rio's), of the Navy; Lieutenant Fennell, of the Kenner. S.'i:o'Alti—Liessiss Thornton. Robert Torlor, M.itt‘..sie II Imes. Joltos Reid, Isalut inuiri, Wiliam Pratte. id,riry Do •it.t, George Walther. 'Robert Cohbie, Thonts+ Phil 'pt., .i...aen Smith, Matthew Mee, Jots . P race, James C.iew.it . ii..fali. Rorie, Richard Ooks, Wit am Csn.phell, Crawford Rinit-ey. Joseph Powe4l, Jelin bettor, George Fe.ry. in n ;:u.ril, J..iiu F,'.tta, Witham Wen, William Maunder, J .s.: 5.. Hoe.vd, ;1114.14in C.okiter M..rin• sseGenige T.vire, sad William S;.ence. Tota --t Killed and 33 woonderk. (Sigurd) MMUS ECI:iIASE., Captain. Koatcr mi..G.AN., 5. q . 1 , ... Hei Mayday\ Slop Shark, Port-Royal, SIR, 4th 0:40bor, Mee T inclose, for the iilformatton of the Lords corn.. missionets of the Admitalty, the ceny ot a letter I have received from Captain James Richard Dalin, of the Bacchante, acquainting me of the boats ot that i!'t having cut our, from the Harbour of S...iia Martha. an aimed brie, and two armed fe iIaCCAS, MilhlJUi 10311. I am, Btc. J. R. DACUS. His Ilifajeste's Ship 13.cchante,..ff Cape SIR, Aguga, Sept 1,1 , 06 In reconnoitring the Harbour of St. Martha, I perceived ly ng there a brig and two feluccas, and judging it pafticable to bring them out, or at least desti , iy them, on the night of the £9th tilt. I dis patched the boats under the command of Lieutenant Norton, whoie abilities as an officer, and knowledge of the place, promised succes,. (ae.isted by the efficers named in the ruargins.) They arrived at the entrance of the Harbour at one o'clock, and immediately dashed for the vessel*, tinder a tre mendous fire from the torts, vessels, and the shore, the beach being lined with field-pieces and mus qiietty, the feluccas keeping up a heavy fire until the boats were alongside ; the crews made a short resistance, and quitted them. Notwithstanding such a heavy fire, they succeeed in bringing nut the brig and two feluccas, without the less of a ' single man : two of she vessels having their sails unbent, they were obliged to be towed out, which detained them sill near four o'clock ; the whole of which time they one under the enemy's batteries Lieutenant Norton informs me, the coolness of ' the Officer*, Seamen, and Marion, under his coma mand, aid attention to the orders given, was such AS merit the highest approbation, anJ that they is every respea behaved as became British seamen. ' I beg leave to recommend to you, for promotion, Mr. Overhand, Master's-Mate, who commanded one of the cutters. and who has passed his examina ti:.n ler Lieutenant. I have the honour to be, &c. ' (Signed) J. H. D•cass, Jun. To Jamas Richard Deere.. Req. Vices Adintral of the White, Jre be. he. NA1461 OR TIM VISS&LII CAPTORID. The San Antonio (letter of marque) of one gun and 30 men, from St. Sebastian, bound to Vera Cruz. The Deseado (Spanish p rivateer) of one gun and 3o ra-n, from a cruise, bound to St. Jago de Cohn Brig (name unknown) of four guns. (Signed) J. R. Daces, Jun. • Me Howard, Gu..ser ; 11. en. Overhand and Illiteh, •il . re-rs-Mates; Mr P.telier, Lielgteeeer or Marines; Mr. Letiche, Puiser ; and Mr. Sumo,. Oarpesites. „ :IR, Shark, tort Royal, Oct. 4. 1806. Having received the letter, of which the inclosed is a c..py, from Captain Morris, of his Majesty's sl pop Etk, ricquainung me of that sloop having do stroied t;:e Alliance trench privateer, or five guns an seventy-five men, bete ing to Guadeloupe ; I transmit it to you for their Lordships' infortne•ion. I am, itc. J. R. Hn Mijetes !wig Elk, at Sea, RIR, Oct. 1, 1506, El; wen m. I have to inform you, I this day :t ninon, chased, per signal from His Majesty's ship Elephant, a schooner in the N. N. W. which I came up with, after a hard, run of nine hours, previous to which I had carried away my maintop-gallent-mast, and sprung the top-mast. As I was fearful of the chase gaining the wind of me, I thought it most advisable, tin coming ut', to, tun her en board, that I might mile certain of destroying her, in which she received so much damage as to occasion her sinking shortly after we had exchanged the prison ers: She proves the Alliance, French privateer of live guns (one long twelve-pounder, two sixes, and two rwelve.pounder carroa..des), with a eoncle. event of seventy-five men, commanded by Alex. coder St. Helene, from Guadeloupe three months, had captured the English brig Neptune, from Ja maica to Exuma, and two American schooners. I have the honcur to he, &c. (Signed) Geo. Moms. To James Ricks's! Domes, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White, as Ste. Re. Jatosies. SIR, Shark, Port Royal, OS. 8,1806. I have the honour to inclose, for the information of the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a leuee I have re - _Chorobeea, of the Peet Mahon. detailing chit capture of the Spanish letter of marque St. Joseph, ►y the boats of that slanp, under the command of Lieutenant Marshall, by cutting her out of a harbietir. ,a Cuba, defended by a tower, into which the &sop bad chased her. I ans, atc. (Signer!) J. R. DAcias. Nn Msjesta's Slot)? Pnrt Mahon, SIR, Jun. 36, 111(4. A Spanish armed brig was yesterday chased by His Majesty. sloop Port Mallon, under my com mand, into the intricate harbour of Banes, which is defended by a high tower, mounted with tdas heavy gstris. At nine in the evening, the boats were dis patched, under the command of Lieutenant ./ohn- Marsh..ll. assisted by Lteuten.nt ‘Vtay. and Mr. John Hobson, gunner, to get her oat. This morn ;mg. at one, she was Aordeu. Defier a heavy fire of greet gcns and small arms. from toe vessel and bat tery (to which s:ae was moored by a line.) and car ried. Mu:h klisculty attended getting her out. as she grounded wit• in pistol abet at ti - e battery, from wlych sever 5% Anis struck her. She proves to be the Npanisla letter of marque St. Joseph. armed with or I 4ij. eels vonslrt on a pivoir afridshlss, four {c. :r: p't , ipi carioneJes. and two faun-pouisders, sutrei.„ pikus. and =aviary. aad tairty who were on deck to receive the boats; from Ha vannah, bound to Campechy, with brandy, litY go..ds. 6:C. It is very gratifying for me to add, that although several of the OATS were broke, and brats damaged by shot, while rowing to the attack, yet Lot a man was hurt. I hope, Sir, you will conceive, that the capture of this ves•el, situated and defended as above recit ed, was fully adequate to the foie* employed, and that it refleas great credit on Lieutenant Marshall, the officers and seamen emplo)e.l. • 1 have the honour to be. &c. SAMIJIIL CHAMIEIL To Jame, Riehaul Meters, Faq. Viee•Adotiral of the B:ue, Conandruder in Cuief, &e zise. &c. SIR, V,Acren,, Po:t Ravel, thlobti 12, MS. Information having been given me of a t.umbor of small vessels having been seen at Batabano, some of which I had reason to belies e might be privateers. a number of them occasionally making that place and Trinidad their rendezvous, I dispatched, on the 23th of August, the vessels named in the margins, to bring them out, or destroy them with their boats, if it appeared prafticalde, witis little risk. On the I Oth instant, the Stork arrived with the pleasing in telligence of their having cut out, and destroyed, six tura ed vessels (one of wh;sh was a French privateer. of / o ur guns.) and six coasting vessels; also, that the Pike, of four guns, had captured a Spanish schooner, of ten guns, and the Superieure, a Spa nish letter of marque. I inclose you a copy of Captains Le Geyt and Rushwurtf,'s letters, for their Lordships information. I am, ikc. (Signed) J. R. Wen Ls. • Stork and Superieure sae wa, Fling Fish and Pike schuunets. ilia Majesty a Sloop Stork, off th his of Pines, SIR, Sediesniter 9, IBA. Pi•Areeable to your direCtions, I put to sea from Port Royal, on the 25th ult. with the Superieure, and Flying Fish and Pike schooners. On our ar rival off the Isle cf Pines, I had the mortification to learn, from the pilot, the Stork could nit be carried within thirty leagues of the harbour of Batabano. I therefore discard Captain I:usiiworth (to whose aetivity and erertigns I feel highly indebted.) to pro ceed with the - Saperieure. and tw.s seooners, after having reduced their draught of water as much as p'sssible, and reinforced them with the boats, and a party of seamen and marines from the Stork ; and I have the pleasure to acquaint you, the objet of your orders was effeaed in a very handsome style ; fur the particulars of which, and his subsequent cap ture of a Spanish letter of marque, I have the ho nour to refer you to the inclosed letter from Captain Roshsvorth. I have also to inform you of the rapture of a Spanish schooner, of ten guns, on the 30th ult. by the Pike, after a slight resistance. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEO. Ls CITE. To Seines Richard Uacres, F.sQ. Vice. Admiral of the White, Commander in Chief, &c. Re. lee. His Mojestet 'leap. Superieure, of tho SIR. tole of Pme. , S-pt. 9, Willi I h , ere the honour to acquaint you, after leaving His Majesty's sloop Stork, on the of Auguq, off the Isle of Pines, it took us to the 21 of thi month to get off Point Giindas, d stance N W. 22 miles from Batabano, when I anchored with the Flying-Fish and Pike sc'enoners; at mi.!night w.igh ed and stood for Batahano, to be off that place be tore break et day, but owing to hailing winds it took us until daylight. I thrm;yht it rap dirot to land, which 1 accordingly did. with IR men from the Stnrk, 33 from the Superieure, and 10 from the Flying-fish, to guard the boats; hut after landing two miles to windward of the battery, the marshy it regular gtound so impeded our march, and the enemy perceiving it, sent a parry of soldiers to way lay us in the thick hushes; but the mo,t forward of my party charged, and completely pat them to the route after leaving two killed and one badly wound ed. At that period a general alarm had spread, the Militia had joinel the stationary Regulars in the frr,nt, aided by the mina from the shippin7 in the Bay. Our retreat being then cut off, we were obliged to rush forward to gain the fort, which I am happy to say was completely carried in three mirutes ; the enemy retreated in all dweS;ons, after fit ing two guns and a volley of small arms, towards the path we were obliged to pass. The,- artery con sisted of sir long le-pounders, mounted on travel ling carriages, which we spiked, and then proceed ed to take possessi-n of the vessels, which consisted of ore felucca. pierced for 14 guns, luring one pounder and 12 blunderbusses oa board ;.a seh:_ioner pierced lot 12; a French privateer of four, and three other Spanish vessels, with one gen each ; six other small e r, with cargoes, which were sair-d, and the vessels burnt. not having sufficient men to carry them nut. The next morning came off a Rag of truce ; from them 1 learn their loss was considerable. I -am happy to add, we hid only one man badly wounded nn the occasion. I also feel it fey duty to state the great auiitanee I received from Lieutenants Russell and Murray, and Sub.Lientenants Blake 2611 Brown. The seamen and matines under my emsensand aAed in a most gal'ant manner. Tyra days after, I ca;iiirel a Spa nish armed schooner, St. Jahn, of three guns, and S 2 min, After a flight intiWtaree. 1 &c. (Signed) ED* AID RAJSMWORTIL Gene Le C•gt, Tag. Command.v of His Majesty's sioNi Stark. • amo.4 MEETINGS OF caEorrots AT DUILDIIAT.L, to 1800a.m. N. a. Joa , nh Ham., Great Shiar•lorta, Liacoid. Inn Flelds, army rap Ng, ufrglengg 3 10 . . Jateph Water.. g Ad II /Wm, Landes. turner . 3 11 Sa our! Goodoan, Haymarket, hor4oaremAn . 3 10 John lio.too, late of Pancras-'an.,:n.l Walbruolt, Lon don. MartehesteT oaaehotrannan • • . 2 11 Joho Broom, Newman-a. --t, ()shod reset, ta.ha 2 to ThoramC.oidea, Iwo of St. Adahre,*s.al'ey, Ceonhfl, Loa.doa, .n.v.an.2.lantrer • • 2 12 hark Anthony Whltegruh. Dos?ort, Southampton., common L7l.lef . I I 1 John angst-ex Smith, tat of DeOef-omalt, Alderman. bury, Lnnelnn inneranrielagnier • 2 11 Laken Primate, too of N.otnumlarlandatreet, aggangl, Muirreartz, and afierwardt of Kingstort. Jaattsea. joreller • . 1 10 DIVIDENDS. David It Amino, 11;ettoragate...aho,t, tailor . - la Dlnnel Natkansei Weexlen, tats of Wta , teettapral-road, Mo.htlesex, leash-maker • 10 . , G-nrge roma*, Lat. of Ledenha-market, London, . rl guerer • 10 . 1 Jusep% Sergeant, late of Rassiaanort, todt-strest. Lon ' don. woretwomusaa . It NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PONTiMOUTLI, NOV. 2. Ari ived His Makstv's ships Bones and the Leto. lent, from a cruise.— Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 27'. The London, Captain Western, sailecithi s morn. ing , and signals for weighing were given for the Fame and other ships this n fteritoon, but the wea ther is so thick and hazy, that we cannot disco ter whether they have sailed or not. T h e 7,, viEtualler, is on shore, on Mount Batten.—Wind N.W. TORN.% V, NOV. C 7. Arrived I.' AWL., from a cruise ; and the Loudon, from Plymouth. SA Red the FortnndaYeand fkfois4reh, for Plymouth; the brinie, PAW, Liberty, and Steady, on a craisc; and the Flora. PALMOUTH, NOV. 26. Arrived His Majesty's ship Cavi,tacte, from. a cruise, and remains with His Majesty's ships Priiscest Rood, Conqueror, Ge6reltar, Liwiv, Blonde, ; coa t. In-, Santa M. ITareita, and iliandance, with the tair•• ward-bound West India Beet. His Majesty's ships Princess Royal and Conwo r , are ezpealed rs sail to-morrow; the former for Guernsey, and the latter on a cruise.—Wind DIAL, NOV. M. The Devaynes East Indiaman, with the greatest pin tit the outward-bound fleet, which sailed front the Do•vils, yesterday, put bask, this morning, by adveise winds, and remains with His Majesty's ships, ate. as per last, and several other outward-bound vessels.—Wiad S.W. Nov. 29. Put back, the remainder of the outward-bound, which sailed from tne Downs on the 27th inst.— Wind S. W. CONTESTED ELECTIONS. COUNTY DUIDLIN, NOV. 21. Mr Ham lion . • • . 962 Mr. PauWoo . • • 3011 Mr. White • • • 2)7 VIINAN4I4III, NOV. 2t. Gen. Cole . • • 1311 (ieo. Ar,•lidall . • . 1161 henry Brooke • • • 363 Richard Brooke • • • $92 LONDONDILIV. NOV. tl . Gen. Stewart . . . 376 Lord George Reresfoul . . 4:9 Colonel l'unsonby . . 4'l Mr. L) le . . 21$ 0 41.18 AV. stow. 24. Right Hon. D. S. Daly . . 943 Mr. Eyre . . . 231 Mr. Martin . . 172 Liessucc, Nov. 2*. Mr Odell . . ' Sit Mr Q. tin ' ' ' 6es Mr. Morsel! . • 2 - 4.3 WATER TORO. NOV. f.M. Mr. Reresford . . . itill Mr Rower . 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