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much straitened,:as it is on the high`roul from tirit place Tortosa. The Baron de Erole speaks in the highest terms of the assistance afforded him by Lieutenant Corbyn, ond the.foilioetis and men under his directions and I have great satisfac tion in ecp c , it to you. 6 I have the honour to hc, &c. C. AD, Captain Vice-Admiral Sir E. Pcllew, &c. &c. Copy of a Letter from Capt. Maubray, of his Majesty's ship Itepubw, addressed to Capt. Sir "John Gore, of the ltevengt: and transmitted by Viett-Admiral Sit Edwardllew to ,John Wilson Cruiser, Esq. Repulse, off Toulon May a, ISIS. SlR—flaying yesterday met the Ilan. Captain Waldegrave, of the m Volontaire, with the Un daned :and Redwing, near the port of Morgion, where the enemy was observed actively employed . in preparation for remounting cannon on the . batteries, and viewing with hint the importance . of this situation as a place of protection to the coasting trade, I caused:loo royal marines of the . Repulse, under the command of rapt. Ennis, to proceed; in conjunction with. those of the fri gates, for the purpose of destroying the works,, whilst the .boats should bring oitt .some vessels that were in the harbour. The whole, tinder the direction of L eutemint Shaw, of the Volontaire, %%hose local knowledge rendered him peculiarly qualified to conduct the enterprise, covered by the fire of the Redwing, and launches with commodes, were landed, and drove the enemy, consisting of a detachment of the 4 s th battalion of the Ist regiment , of- the line, to the . heights in the , rear, where he was keptlin check until the vessels were secured, antl the batteries, on which were found nine gun carriages, and a thirteen-inch mor tar, were blown up, and completely destroyed. I have to regrtst the loss of two brave men who fell iii the boats Oil this occasion, as well as to have to glace the name of Lieutenaut Shaw among the list of the wounded ; but considering the strong position the enemy occupied, and the loss he sus tained, which we know to be at least twelve kill ed, besides several prisoners, it is comparatively _ small. Witnessing from the ship the regularity and gallantry with which this service was execut ed, I cannot deny myself the pleasure of express ing my admiration of all employed on it. I en close lists of the vessels captured, and of the kill ed aud.wounded. 1 baye the honour to he, &c. It. H. MOUB-RAY.: To Sir John Gorc, Captain of his Majesty's ship Revenge, and Cow manding a detached squadron. A LIST OP MEN BELONGING TO ISIS MAJESTY'S UNDERMENTIoNED, KILLED AND WOUNDED IN AN ATTSCK ON MoILGION, MAY 2, 1813. KILLED. Volontaire—ltniei T limiltoti, quarter-gunner. Undisunte,l-1,. .Nushi, seaman. wnz*: nt:n. Volontaire—LieutenantAc Shaw, by .the explositin of the battery; W . .tipeticter . , marine, ilangeronsly.' Undaunted—John Dale, seaman, seeerkly, but not danger ,' ou - sly ; J. Sulli+,'an, 4eanian, slightly. (Siigned) . • R. H. '.. , ,IOUTIRAY. • Captiiitl of his Majesty's ship ILl:pulse. Names of the Vessels captured. "Maria Coneepta, hinhaed, of 1 59 tong, laden with stilt. tit. Josef, settqe, of 72 tons, laden with .wino and leather. Le Zephyr, tartaii, of 40 Lint, laden with empty casks. tit. Grillo, tartan, of '29 tons, laden with wine and flour. Conception, tartan, of e tons, laden with wine and dour. La Fortune, tartan, of 23 tons, laden with tiles Had bricks. R. H..MOUBItAY, Captai I/ •of his M4jesty's ship Repulse. Copy of t Cutter from .Ca , ' :tin 'Taylor, of his 11ajrity'a ship Atio addressed to Itear-Admiral Fremantle, and trans hy Vice-Admiral Sir Edward.Pellew to John -Wilson Cr,Lt.'s, lii Nlajesty's ship Apollo, Cumin, Feb. 4, 1813.. _ compliance %eh h your orders of the lBth Jitnunry, we proceeded, with two hundred iindAitiy Men, under Lieut.-Colonel, Robertson, on board the Apollo, FlSperern - l.a privateer, and four gun-boats, to the attack of the island of Au gusta, aml 1 have the honour to acquaint you that i t surr e n d ere d on the 29th.' During this service, which Was attended ‘Vitil excessive fatigue, by the nature of the mountains over which we had to pas.;, a di*tinguished share fell to Captain Rorica, who, with fifteen Calabrese, Mr. Thomas Ullock, Purser of the Apollo, ail artilleryman, and our Antonia. Langaletta, spiked the guns of the lower, batt&y, under the musketry of the fort ; likewise to Capt, May (35th regitnent,) Lieutenant t r ieorge Bowen,, and Mr. Ulloek, Of the Apollo, with forty men inul the assistanee of the ;nllabitants, who destroyed a store of pro vishins, took a serjeant of artillery, afd two sol , diers iii the town Oils° under the musquetry of the fort., do not mean by mentioning these in pin - ti,.§ttlar, to take from the merit of others, who, were all equally zealous, I cannot either Avoid mentioning the great exertions of the gun-boats, under Lientenant'AP,Donald (35th regiment), the har.ve launch, and yawl, under Messrs. ,William Henry Brand, William Mitchinson, and William David Fowkcs, Midshipmen of the Apollo ; they dr2w a continual fire of the fort and battery upon cl i ent el cape tireo a limit attempting to getout with dispatchci. ',fire tort stands upon the pinnacle of kw 111 iirttltallt , which 11041601 i IS St) strong, that 50 lish soldier, , with the good diipoNit ton of the inhabitants, are likely to resist any force the cue lny may send against. it. Its garrison consisted of one hundred and thirty-nine men. It has, one mortar, one 18 and two 8-pounders three 18. Pounders in the lower battery, and there are seve ral inusketry out-works. We have only to la ment the loss of one man on our silk', an inhabi e wounded Co., taut, ; the enemy ba:l . land Robertson having left a garrison in Att postA, We sailed Oil the Ist with the Imogene, and ► tioLit No. to attack this, island. 'Although it blew excessive hard in squalls, o we !ineceeti.Ld in landing one hundred and sixty sol- . s , ..:veoty seamen, and fifty marines, wt ith a -and six-pounder field gtin, the same I s l t i . r>ilt o:it Port Bufalo, iviiieh enabled Major sles ti;;:, r tw. flankers, to surprise t V. ()di. upo n it , lilt ro n,m i.l-.i the t own . fie lo . i a . 4 thai thre ' m t , etwiny'S troops, to relieveAttoi,t "I 1" tilt:! Lient. Charles Tayka, comm"" " 1 r"t" ander. of In Imoe..ene, to bring away or .destrOy th eir bolt: and if tired tit from Cin Yob, not to . 'with l 113 the t') the town ; which instructions Ife'tiliyai utmost forbearance, as he fired over all, when their fire cyto directed at Lim. 1.1 Ir: Antonio J.'arbo, coin- •, manlier of the gun-liont:4:, `Likewise behaved t,,til lantly ; his vessel was hulled three or four times . . Finding thit. the enemy 'appeared •determitted to hold out (although our field-guns Were upon the hill, mid our advance, in the suburbs within pistol shot), and that the civic guard were collecting in the country., I took of the Apollo's seamen to attack the sea batteries, which, in the morning of the 3d, after about three hours firing, w e silenced ; they then agreed to capitulate ; and I am li:lppy to add, that we thereby have captured the privateer which molested the trade . of the Adriatic so mach, also two of her prizes; In this I lament the loss of two 'seamen, Charles gor, killed by grape ; Y and Edwaitt drowned by the. sinking Of the yaWl io securing the ship ; Williant Ward, slightly wounded.. • I have also to regret that the ship's mainniast is very bwily wounded, us well as a quantity or rig ging cut. Upon the walls ot.the town, and in its towers, *ere three eighteen-puundcrs and eight , smaller guns. -It wottld he presumption in me to speak, ;0E my coadjutor, Lieutenant-Cidonel Ito .bertson's conduct throughout our little expedi tion, in a military point of Vrtav ; but I may say, no .service could have been pedormed with greater eordialithetween all under hiscommand, and our officers, seamen, and marines. The day the island surendercd, we captured seven vessels in the Channel, hound taJtagnsa and Cattaro, prin cipally with grain; for which those places are in great distress. We ,have also had the satisfaction of returning a qtnintity of. church plate, bells, &c. which was seized, and ready to he carried away by the Freneh.frorn Curzola and Augusta. •I have the honour to'be, B. W. TAYLOR. Rear-Admiral FrtimantlC, Adriatic. A letter from Captain Wyndham, of his Ma je.sty's ship liristol, dated at sea, March 21,1813, states the capture of . the French privateer La Pe tite Louise, .of four guns and forty-five men,' and the recapture of two vessels talieohy her. Two letters front Captain Ho , •te, of his Majesty's ship the Bacchante, dated the 14th of Febi nary, • state the capture, off Otranto, of L'Aleinous, French gun-boat, carrying two guns. and thirty two men, and of eight trading vessels, under con voy front, Corfu ; and the capture of La Vigilante F re n c h courier gun-boat, from Corfu to Otranto, with displtches, a tid having on hoard Sts passenger, the General of •Artillery, Corda, and Ids Staff: A letter from the Honourable Capt. Cadogan, of his Majesty's 'ship the Havannah, gives au account of the destruction, on the 7th of Feb. • of an enemy's. convoy of twenty-five sail, four of them gtiti•-boat§, by the boats of the Havannah, under Lieut. Lumley - , on the coast of Manfre donia. A .battery of sevfn guns was destroyed by the marines', and two of the vessels brought out, the rest scuttled, andlet . tfull of water. •The convoy came (ruin Venice, and the vessels were laden with ordnance stores. This service was perfortned without the loss of a man. Two letters front Capt. Garth, of his Majesty's ship Cerberus, data 29th ofJanuary, and 13th'of March last, give an account of the . capture of a trabaccolo,' armed with two guns, and deeply k den with corn and flour, for Corfu, by the boats of the. Cerberus, under Lieutenants Delafosse and • Montague ; and also state the capture', .by the Cerberus, of .L.l Veloce ,French gun-boat, car rying one • elghteeii-pounder, and twenty two Men, bound to Otranto, for money for the troops at Corfu ; and tlnit of a large trahaccolo, brought out by the boats of the Cerberus, under Lieut. Delalosse, Trout under a battery near Brindisi. MILITARY PROMOTIONS.' 17 — r- Office, Julg 6, 4th Regiment of Dragoons, Ft. Pratt, Gent, to,he Cortiet,,by puretia,r, vice Smith, promoted. ' Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornets N. Sneed, vice For teseue, appointed tp the . 4th- Garrision Battalion, C. Al lini;initit, and U. Young, to be Lieutenants, without pur- CilaSY. Serjcant-Major —Delany, rice Sneyd, and Stato iocrs, (icor. vice AlBrigham. ' 9th Ditto, Capt. A. Campbell, from the. Vith Light" Dra gooos, to, be Captain of ii — froop, vice SiIAW, who ex 16th Ditroi W. Polhill, Gent. to be. Cornet, •withont put chase, vice Bacon, promoted. 29th Ditto, G. Lambert, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chose, vice Edwards, promoted. 93d Ditto; Brevot Major 'l'. Cl'errard; from half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, vice Goulhorti, appointed to the I:it It Light Dragoons, and Leal. G. F. Ismipe, front the Ilth Light Dragoons, vice S i moaer, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Cavains of Troops, without par chose. 25th Ditto, Capt. T. Shaw, trot the 9th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Captain of a Troop; vice Campbell, exchangcl.• lit Regiment of Foot Guards, Capt. J. G. Woodford to be Captain of a Company mid Lieutenant-Colonel,, by• pur chase, vice Eyre, who rein rs. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieut. W.. I...Brereton to he Captain of a Company, vice Conran, deceased.. • Eniiign D. Macleod, vice *tiro, deceased, Ensign and Ad jutant W. M.F,wen, to have the raok,.und Ensign T. Mil ler, rice Breretoo, to he Ensign.' sth Ditto Gentlemen Cadet W. Clay, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Ensign, vice Mitchell, superseded, be ing absent with Out have. . Wet Ditto, (';ip,..l, iligginson to be Major, With Out prirchase, rite l}a:niito:t, pr-,totit to the Bait Foot. Capt.. Peter Edward-, from the 4th Cryloti Region:at, to be Captain pf compauy, vice Ilivgioson. .11.ttli Regiment of Foot, ('apt. R. Cl. Hare, frcOnthe - -03d Foot, to be Alaiot, without purchase, vice Ashton, placed upon theltrtii et! List. 13th Ditto, Eillign B. Meredith to be Lieutenant, without pal-chase, vice Blake, promoted. 25th Ditto. Brevet Lieut.-Cut Alexander Light to he Lieu -without purchase, vice Scott, deceased. Capt. A. Freer to be Major, nicelight. 27th Ditto, Lieut. IL M.:l:ay to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, rice Sparrow, promoted. 29th Ditto, Lieut. It. Stations to be. Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Nestor, promoted in the 4th• Gar r sun ButtOion. 37th Ditto, Capt. G. Borer, from the 71st Foot, to be Major, without purchase. Lieuts. 11. Hoffman, of the 680 Foot, .Lient. C. Waldron, from the sth Fuottto be Captains, out purchase. I s T. Plunkett and R. Stowards, to be Lieutenants without purchase. 39th Ditto, Ensign Purefoy'Poe to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M‘Donough, who retire s. 43d Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Capel tube Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, ProOloted - 52d Ditto, Lieutenant S. P.. Pritchard to be Adjutant, vice Shaw, the 67th Foot to be 86th Ditto, Major:lllenry Sallivan, from s p rom oted in the O d West India regiment. Li.entenaut CP .J. lonel, without purchase. _Captain . tan hope., from 'the Royal Artillery , to be. Ca c- ptain of a on , patty, vice sDtb LArisunt(teiit'atargelo'tregdet°Fotiriree9st2dtorret.Captainnf ft Coroliiaoy, rice Campbell, deceased. 'Ensign Edward Scott, to be Lieutenant, vice Forrest. Gentleman Cadet Gilmour Robiu.son, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Scott. 65th Ditty,, Ensign Young, dcLealed. Duadas to be Lieutenant, vice 6•: - t! , Ditto, C:. t o :tin • •• vice ran, promoted iii 'the• - .56t0 Foot. - Liente fleoige Cov;e'l to bi....M aoe , por it . Bette, ill e. to be Captain of, a Company, s itho'-lt Benialield; promoted. .• • 69th I.)ittir, Ensign Neil Roy to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Colier, proMoted. 70th Ditto, to be ,En•si:tits, without , pin - chase, Lieutenant Samuel White, from the Antrim.Militia. Ensign Thomas Henry Martin, from the'Stirlingshire Militia. 71st Ditto, Ensign Robert. Dalglei <h to he Lieutenant, with tort purchase, rice Stuart. appoiotod to the Bth Garrison Battalion. Gentleman Cadet John Wvse, front the Royal Alilit icy College, to he Ensigu, vice Dalglei , h. 72d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Nicholson, Bart. to be Lieutenant C o l o n e l, w i t h ou t purc hase. Capt. George ltaitt to be Major, vice Nicholstra,• Lieut. Charles Webb to be Caataiti of a Company, vice lteitt. 73(1'Ditto, Lieutenant John Cooke , front the 20th Light Dm : poi's, to be Captain of a Company, without 'purchase, vice Cameron, promoted. 74th Ditto, Captain George Hillier, from the Royal African Corps, to he Ca ► ptairk of a Company, without purchas e , vice Shaw, promot e d in the 59th Foct. • 77th Ditto, Lieut. John Aveling to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Maclaine, promoted. 84th Dit•to, Henry Campbell, Gent. be to Ensign, vice Lister, deceaied. • 871.4 Ditto, Lieut. - It. Ryan, from the Kilkenny Militia, to he Ensign, without purchase. 88th Ditto, William Adair Macdongall, Esti:to be Paymaster, vice Grosser, appointed to the Ist Battalion; 92d Ditto, to be C a ptai ns of Companies, without, piirchaSe, , • Brevet Major L. A rnott, from. the 56th Foot, vice .Cache}', appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant William Millie, vice Macpherson, promoted in the 79th Foot. To his Ensigns, by purchase, John Latham, Gent. rice M`Donald, promoted. • 96th Ditto, Brevet Major J. Spawforth, from the 30th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Ready, promoted its the Ist Garrison Battalion. Limit, Joseph Le Gay to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Adams, pro moted. 98th Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Thos. At. Anderson, from the 74th Foot. Ensign Edmond Wailer, from the Ist Garrison Battalion. 'To he Ensign, without purchase, Gentleman Cadet .leltery Prendergast, from the Royal Military College, vice Taylor, whuse appointment has • not taken place. 100th Ditto, Ensign James TieVenen, from the 37th Font, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. John Rea, Gent. VJ be • Ensign, by puuchase, vice Cawdell, who retires, • 1041-h Ditto, Quarter-Master William Macdonald to be Ad jutant (with the rani: of Ensign) , vice Jobling, promoted. Ist Ceylon R eg i men t, Captain Boyle 0. Loam: to be Major, without purchase. Ist Garrison Battalion, Ensign Thomas Alley, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Waller, 'promoted in the 98th Foot. 3d Ditto, Bombardier. George Mackay, from the 9th Batta lion-of Royal Artillery, -to be Ensign, vice Alley, appointed to the Ist Garrison Battalion. Bauvr,T.—Colonel George A. Armstrong, on half-pay of the late 96th Foot, to he Major-General in the Army. HOsprrA Stirr.--Thomas Cooper Everitt, Gent. to be De puty Purveyor to the Forces. . . John Dethick, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, GattatsoNs.z—Ensign Peter Mackay, of the •11th Royal Ve.- teran Battalion, to be Garrison Quarter-Alaster,of The King's German Legion. Ist Battalion of Light infantry, Ensign John Henderson, from the 7th r Battalion of this Line, to to . . Ensign;. -vice Ehell, : whose appointment has not taken place. Mettron's Regiment.--.Louterum s t.Win. J. Campbell, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a • Company, .without putehasei vice Dubourhlanc, who resigns.. • x. The Duke of York's Greek Light Infitntry.,-Ist Regiatent of Foot, Captain Alicagli Ut i sti to' be Captain of at Compaay, with templet.) , rank, vire•Cuppon, •appointed to the ad Regiment, 2d Ditto, to lie Captains of:C om p a ni es, C aptain %Joseph tup port, from the Ist Regiment, Captain Constatititte •Zieta (with temporary rank), Lieutenant George Chandkr, fruits the Ist Regimeitt, to he Adjutant and Lieutenant. To he Lientenants, with temporary rank, Lieutenant N. Bioelli, from the Ist Regiment, Ensign P. A. Salvatori frotm ditto. To be En s i gns , V o l unteers Patio Vlaeopula, I Nikiska Tit reoleco, and Demetrius ROcea.. , • . . Mr smitaNnost.--The appointment of Hospital-Mate bert Starke to be A•sistant-,Ourgeou to the 35th Foot, stated io the Gazette of the'26thJanuary last has nut t place. Cornet ' of the 2d. Reg,iment of D ragoons of the King's Gartman Meyer,.egion, alto is stated in the Gazette of tote tat ult, to hate resigned, is re-instated io his rank. The undermentiqued ()dicers are•Siiper,e,l e d, atisent wit bout leave.—Lieutenant Ormsby, of the 7th Vuot. Junes, of the 72d Foot. •• • . • [Militia.Promotions to-otori,ov.] BANK111711's„ George Brantley, Francis-place, Westminster -road, and Syd ney s-alley, 'Leicester-fields, hosier, to surronderJuly 17, and August 17, a t e l even, at 'Guildhall, London. At tornies, Messrs. Jones and Reynal, Lord Mayor's Court • Office, Royal Exchange. Luke Silluir n , liquor-mercliatit, . Jtily 15, 16.4 , anti Att Angnst. 17, at eleven, at the forme-, I lead' Inn, ornie NotetiO, Ipsvvicji, orAlr. Bur net 1, Ctotliani-111;tee, 1113(1‘11',1111.'s,cPati, John !.filit.th or p . e , Wakefield, Yorlisliite, itirdtster,.July 16, • at set co, 17, and August 17, at twelve:, at . thj New Court house, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Mallon-garden, or .111 r. Beaver, Wakefield. • „ • William Lice, Liverpool, slater and plaisterer, July 20, 21, and — August! 17; ut tote at the Clult6 "..lavern, Attornies; .Mr..httne, Phillips, Liverpool, or Mt.. Windle, John , treet, Redford-ro w . Thom., Ifirst and John Battye, tleclancindwite, Yorkshire, ch.ott4, July ii;, at tiv,!, at the Son-liin, BrathOrtr, 17, ;‘,.. the Black Bull f;otnersal, York, torpic.:, Mr. Evats, Ilattou-garden, or Mr. Carr, Gcnnersal. • llenry !liftman, Green-446.0, Bethnal...green,' baker, duly 1;1, at one, 17, at twelve, ttad August: 17, at one, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mitchell, Swan-street, .Mi tiories. Daniel T3r . onshire-qtreet, Queen-square i school roas!rr, July 17,.ut tweire, 24, find AugniE.t 17, atvlevt.n, ttit Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mi. Cliri,hop, Temple -bar. ' • Jourdan, late of Neweastle•;npon-Tyne, joiner, - July 17, and August. 7, at elesenoit the Turk's-Head, New e..,stle-tiponayoe.. Aftorities, Mr.• Constable, Symundtti- Inn. Clio neery-lane,..pr !.lessrs.Kirkley and. Fenwick, New - castle-upoll-Tfne. • . Jo!tis Mamon, aye -lane, Peckham, potatoe-merihant, July 10, 17, and August 17, atten, at Guildhall, London. Attor pies, Messrs. Eearsey and Spurr, Biiiliopsgate-.strect. • , I'llontas Jenlcing, bleat-street, toylor, July 10, at ten, 10, at one, and August 17, at ,ten, at Guilaall, London. At toraies, .Messm Dunnoflun and P.owaen, i Throgrnortou-street, . John lnwett, Radford, Nottingham , hire, miller, July 9, at mix, 10, and Augnst ,17, at ten, at the. Punch Bowl, Perk lane, Stittinglunn, Attoraies, Messrs. Coltiliuut and En- N.f..tittgltatts, or Nlessrs. lileasdale, Alexander, and Ilohne,New-lon. ' John Seggers, late of Wood-street, ,C4teapside, hosier, .11.11 Y 10, 24, at twelve, and Auguit 17, at eleven, at _Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Sr,•ann, Nt Ila,ingliall4treet. George' Ileathtt, George-it Feet, Tl)w. r-hi 11, broker, .1111 y 10, 17, and Angu6t.l7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At to; ney, Mr. Mitchell, Swan-A reet, Mioorirs. Gideon Griidale, s,hip-alley; Wc11,1,, , e-,quare, jewelkr, July l 7; 27, mid August 17, at. one, at Guildhall, I.ineoln. At torney, Mr. Collingwood, %Voter -street, Blarkfriars. Tliowas-j-kutl icr , - ..' „ ,tuliampton, dealer, July -23,at three, 24, at tell, and August 17, at one, at the Coach and forces Inn, Southampton. .%ttnrnies, 111 r. Hahne, Russel-square, or Mr. Thomoi; P.tri, Poole, I).)rsetshire. George Sfilttner) Kensington, eu and coal-nu:reliant, July 10, 17, and Angti-t t 7, at 'el,..ven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. NPUtili, Weit-Sinit - • John Sanders, Slioreditch, cabinet-1,11,1,„/, July 17, 24, and August 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. • Cuote, Austin-friars. [Div - Wends, &c. to-morrow.l PRICE Or STOC, two: Stock, 2.14 i gls Navy 5 per Cent. 85ii ex. div. Irn.l) toe! Cent. 4 per. Cent. licr Cent. Iteti. 5t 3 per Ct. Oms. sfq aw dir. flank 1 1 . Ann. 14 3-liiths India Stock,. . ;KS YESTERiMY. India Bonds, par, Is. dis. South Sea Stock, New Ann. Exchequer Bills, aid pet day, 81. 04. pr. ()lithium, 53 5i pr. Imperial Ann. Cone. fur Opening, 68i 58 1.11011 WATER AT LONDON 111t!1)GE TO-MORROW. ioraing, adautei after 9, j Eveuing, 9 mioutesafter 10. LAW INITIA4GENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, .Timy 6, I Fl 3. OPEAI4% HOU ;. 4 . E.-WATRIZS V. TAYLOR. The Loco CHANcEt.Lon. gave judgonnit on to Petition and' Motion argued a few days ago, or firming his . forpar order for discharging 'gr. at rison from the situation of Treasurer of the OP House, without any imputation upon him +dol ever front any quarter. On. the motion of Mr. HART for remova.rk Taylor from the officC of General Manager 01 6 Theatre tinder the articles and deeds of copitomq, ship, Ins Lordship observed; that, after the ro' Jug all the affidavits iii this cause, his mind length' relieved front much difficulty on this cause set dOWn for final li-earing the piP e :j and.it must he heald at all events before du.' o' l l vacation, if even a precedence became nec4o'l.! as he was resolyed to put an end to it.-4 118 tiou was refused. • HAYMARKET THEATRE. • :annals u. CoLMAN. Sir S. ROMILLY, at the rising of the Cor t ' r ' newed his motion in this cause op tf:e part c•i.' c Plaintiff, stating, that the operations of tre could not commence for the season, 40 6 ''!;. )1 the obstinacy of Mr. Colman, who :iiipe" i 't: termincd to do nothing whatever ;LI Capacity. a m , I, 1118 Lordship baying to go to the I " U t in:t desired the Learnt..d Counsel tc - ) to:dte ra t " ro the first at the next Seal,.aS it wis hear it'ot present. • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, .luLv BELL b. —l-- ,11,1 The Court gave judgment in this' ciw aro , . • 14 following question, namely, wheth" 11 ; fit " 1 1 bore power, ci: in bich hlticieltelt:%tt.:vrat‘a).:l(iyititet authority of several cases; liehrtll7:4(l.;:cfficr(rn;;:i was not :1I WaC tC)tlt' Cl4l?' but at the saute time said the queAion avg!itcr, fit to be more solemnly discussed in a spce i ' ll diet, if any one hereafter should be inclioo : put it Imo that shape'. THE THE JUSTICES Orl;" r. Mr. IOPPING sheaved cause obtained it) this case, for a certioroi to ie , u '! uild , certain orders of the Ju,tices, respectit4! the , :ing of a new Gaol at Maidstone. Oat The. Court refused the Rule on the grouen some of the orders were not the subject GI tiorari, and in othei:3 - the app l iiention time. y est i COtTttT OF"cOM,NioN PLEAS. - lig 0. ert ay the Court gave jotigtitent in thee,.. I f Brisbane v. DaelTS. The plaintiff; Capt3l .;;.';7l,).,'ltl'ipaid to Admiral I)acreti, on tistippof uls--'- i n tile navy, a pot tion of freight Wilit l ' I 4 received for bullion brought from .South Atneril It hurl , been long rile custom to pay the Fli!gt).;, ticer part of such freight; but in IeOS the Co''''. - at Westminster decided, in the cast of :Ifontitgl..‘ and Janverin, that the Admiral had no righttolt: The plaintiff', after that (treision„ brought !ill or, tin!) to recover back the money be bad paid, al' contended, that having paid it in ignorance, at 04 litiv, thy defendant could not detain The i ,Tave-a clear opinion that the 'action could nu t. 1 ' ......-.-..---. , DCIILIN, it: lA' 2. coVirr OF cOMMtr.. Pli:.‘";. • PARICF,R V. GIBIION t,4ll.tihre.l.VVl:ll.lolcT:esdiiiii)g-NsF. i t jiiilutvieletl pf,ou.rtautit order y. f° ' t : ) .:: do= 0 ,60 ' 1 ' sutt;',tticiAl:tels::tlitalfile }g)liavientislcieruersitit'esflrt) 1:4h(!igleg.("1"t:';':115 the Court has no jttriStlietioll, and Alltiges lii',l:',„, to') !in ye beet) a partner of the late J' .1 • .13cill:;, "in , Who aotissinated - 'Air. Perce'val, u n ' t % , ,,,i' hair,-,;ed for it; that `l3ellitq.iltant hail scut °,,, cu : a ll ;;: i l a' l : l_ ,.. ) e , tl . l4l ei l g l e it i t i . l i t il' l ' : l g: l l isb i % ie .y . t eb a t f i t ; A i l l i e e t. i' l ls c i : )' l l) (t ) '6 l) . a - i i . cl i i i i lt it t :ll l l l 4E ( (i t : : : :s r:l l Yll, : o i 'l l i tl4 l :: ,:uil , sll)lb i te l , :r3 : : i iiiii i ! . lll s :; ‘, . ll: : ll3 i ii: : :. : i i;l i "k)%c::'‘rsciv)etc:::ll;'::-:l'it'l'i ,Lord NORHU ltY.---" perCCI•Ce, 101.i.liites'tallt; %el" you witia to keep thiS Parker it) :a/5174,, 1 ...._ , c... 1.1. ,5e his partner BelliflgilMll WAs 'ziVel'il't ............ 0,.... ; 1-7 \'l NIElt LksSIZEg. - P MIDLAND Stlblglat CIIiPUIT. •,, it. itt,ASC., ~0 I1JSllitill:lC~ Northamptou, tlotntay. B. TIIONSON . AN!) J.. FriiiiiY , ' 1 I --Not tinglAw —Liuo.ll, and City, Nat:ird..ty, JuIY J"' 4 .1,4 1 ' 4 0 .. , : 1 1: : ::( I l i :: V '' l ' l t , a % e t ' r i r . r e..._ . :c t ) 1 ' and o 4: r t . :: 701iivl u' s.:.it r :1eli t Saturday, ti ulAi l t l .:rl 2. ti:1,1;:::. ► L'i.etoulgt,I.A:1611.1::)1::::i r i d l ; l 4 , 0 1 ) . : 1 ) .. b1 . : :::, ; :. 1 0 : 11t ut ,tv, : 1 1; :e ' p l uir ji t u , t i i‘e ): T . I , ~' , : .: :: : :;: 3 1 : ''' 1,7 : La 'u l ik ei : t t e n r l , C s l i t:L . , i. :: i t . o I s t , : i p y t . 4 .1 . 1.1 p 7 31.--.l)Uririni 1 V.-L'e' .1U ly i3.--Oalib am, . _ - 1 B. 0n.,11.tm As 9J. 61 004. , t 'day, •' witicliester,Ttiesitay,July27.—Sali'burY' .3-tir J Cif4:' ' , WLSTEIt's SUMMER clacuti.. . . 4,114;. .....porehester, Wednesday, August 4.—ltAeter 43 6., ...,;,0( 04 - turday, 'August 7.-11 , niniin, Nionday, -Yugu't,l„,,,ust,i. , water, Satur4y, August '2s.—Bristol,- FrUlly , • ,, 7.....i.F , J, (I rtb. summ , . iFot a c'incl' lT. „ 1 ,4 -,i J. TIATI.EY 4:41) J . 11.1:41 . 11 . ::t. ~) i r.,1,„!:0 Abingdon., Aloutl“y, July .4.4,;.-0 6..),1, W o int ,, , , :picti - 7 itt —• Woreelter and City, SaturdltY, .I, L iv s 1 . --Siatiocsb , 1 ,0 0 . Atlgo ta s.—Shroystntry, W....!,:, „ ~,i,., Attga „,!, I t.1.i,..i1t0 Monday, August la.—Monmouth, S3tni.d,iy, ; 14 Gioace,ter and City, W, , :lite.d . lv, Aug.. 75. tili ----- C.11•IS. ----------- '''44' • i on the 19th• oe Jone, ::t hi. L0t..1,10,', hoot:= ~., street, the Right Hon. Lady St. Jol,n, of a soil. ,t , i) . o f L' On the 4th inst. at I,:ing*lnn r, :th , ,:d1 , , , x, ti" I ' -•-• PIUS Shone, Esq. of a son. ------ s.^.l AlAltiti 1.1), Ni i , ' , 'CO On Mon,ily, the .sth inst. at Tillincr,tott, John , . i at of the Id.ice.tet•shire Milit a, to Mar ' 11. t d3LIg I ' Rev. Mr. tVarner, - 7)anicl ~ 1,1 L 1,..1. iti , late John .lylieg, Esq. of Tilli,lgtoo, Nits , eX. t. IIY A The-salne in"raillg, at Queot-Aoart. ( .:llape.l. 11 " r o ;1./ 6 „, Alithtlesei, to I.%lary Napier Sciatic)), 4,nly tiajO ter I) . ' Major Schaleb, of the Royal Artillery. ..0Y ^' 1 ) . ITet ' • On Tuesday last, at :St. George's, 11,400ver-$llll 2 ,_ 4 00 • Stuari, li. of ti...:lhilri ao l i rag Pepys', Burt. to 111iAs A, , ,kov sigler to Maui >' ltedheugh, in the County of Dur ' lla4ti, Es q. .tor o , i Thui •- • (lay im_st, the Rev, John 'tiettn, 4 0 . • d 11- Ritharti Hoillit, C ,inpliani ‘iu , ~ • rre). , . lie,,•T , 4,e k' 0/1 Sittlarday, in lianorer-square, in onnseq"-ft%.o, P../.1, lying-inn, th e lion. Mfrs. Eliot wife of the T - 1 0, ' - ' i nto d On ';'unday e ;it his liouge in Gv:;:t Ornioini-stet, ,400 Benther of the fig.i. Society of the Middle I'oo'l°' Eig. one of his Majeity's ounsel, ; ro r feq 4.11.11111111.1.401e1.11.111.11. - V110....•11. LONDON ; Perinted b% J. II c.itts-r,mts, building; ; and by - A 4V.. SC;klri':Adv"ej. at the SUN-(lrricr, le, -straott; wtll l ;7 4 4are' mentg, Orders, fetters iliost paid). &d. wust " apt' ASTI. IRLL's THE Sec, Elet e Th e luta, 0 the rem .L l hoSe anO Ve nit M Thoc e t), litelt:4l%e Tho s t , ,e e . k fil 44 rt PeThe ~ Th h OSe I s. 9tl, Tli e p 4 vine C zLi Never N: o 4 ch N L I n 4 Y 11: P'4 .I,..turth4 IT , Wh o kwidlity ititr e d kw 4 t. 4 ' , 1 er r Si I ttbt n►Cllr ::dlesl th, After ror. for tit() Ti