The Sun. — London, England, 1807-05-06 00:00:00

On. the return of the boats,,which was not till after dar::, I heard with the kleepe4t regret of the lo'iS we bad hust uLAI a .list of which I nere...% ith. transmit, zlnd do most particularly latnent-Lieut..Belli - i 'a you& of the fairest promise, who• had never served but with myself. fro account in some degree for this unlucky at Air, it appears.that the information-of a lvw. Turks only having remained on the Island was entirely false, as near an hundred of them had n.ttir el/4i to an old Convent, from loop-holes in the walls William Pawson, of Chatham, Kant, porter and 13.ritish wine- Merchant, to surrendei May, U, 27, and lune in, ait,eieven, at Guildhall, London►. - Attothies, Mr— J. Stephens, . Chatham ; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe,.Southampton-build ings, Chamery-lanii. Bellwood Johnson, late of Liverpool t linen and woollan, draper, May 25, 26,"and tune i 6, at one, at the Globe :fa vein,. Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Parr anti Titorrp• son, Liverpool. Charles thidtield, late of Tewkesbury, .G loucestershire, inn, keeper, May it, az, and lune 16, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Tewkesbury. A ttornies, Messrs. Windt's, Son; and Holtaway, Chancery- Lane, London ; or Messrs. Trueman acid Smith, Tewkesbury. LONDON : Printed by RICH AR, - 11-1 A R ts,:of No. 4, 1 1 / 4 1artlett.conrt, llow-stre , :tl At ,tte Sum-OFFICL , i Strand; where Advertisements, Urdeis 797 - ham Bengt. "or eafKr - -piate, - zit. arnevs-street, --- vv - zsT , minst:!r, broker, May,,, 9, .at.eleyen, 16, and lune t 6, ikt twelve, at iitthaLL .:Attorniesol Messrs. Waleson, Bar lo w ~and,C; rosvcoor, Austin- triars. • lolinClark and lienryjlall,now or lale of Market-Harborongh, Leieesterstur,N worsted 'and carpet-manufacturers. Alay zo, . at tour, 2s, at eleven, at the .S.wanr-lain..•Marrzet. b , retigtl; and lune lb.' at eleven, at the Anel Inn, same place. Mtormes, ?Messrs: Kinderley, Long, and Ince, • 1-ioiborn-4,:0u1t, Gra) 's -I nu, London; or-IVIt.-.Wartnaby, Market:Ularburough • IL 'chard Sowley and I ohn Cales, of Knowle,-Warwickshirei and of 1-;anpury,oxfordshire, corn- faaors, May 22, 23, and lune 16,' at eleven, at the hull's ltnd,"liirrningliarn. At te/Rites, .Mr.. Esertoo., Gray's- Ina-splare,- London ; or Mi. Spurrier, Birmingham. John Barnes, of_ Ncwrort, Isle of Wight, house-carpenter, • May at two, at eleven, and tune 16, at t wo,!at Hie Sun Inn, Newport. Attorney, Mr. G ilbert,, New pun.. Thomas Abell, now or late of Attleburgh, Norfolk, grocer . and draper, May S,'2B, 'and June :6, at elevA.:l,..at the Cock Inn,'Attleburgli. A ttornies, Mr. Cockell, A ttlehurgh ; or Messrs. Baxters and Martin, Furnlyal'S--Inn. • • Archibald Colquhoun,. of Iligh,street, ,Lambeth, Surrey, • • yeast-merchant,' May 0','16, - "an'cl lune 16, at ten, at -Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Marson, Church-row, Newington-Butts. . ' • John Williams,' of Romney I ron 'Works; - Monmouthshire, shopkeeper, May to, zo,..and Anne :6, at. Oeyen, at. the Rummer Taveth, Bristol. A ttornies, Messrs. B landlord and Sweet, Inner Terno/e,• Li)iidun ; or Mt. - StePlimS„ Bristol. . Richard. Vaughan, of Fore:street, London, linen-draper, May 9, at two, te , ,i•and•jutle, 16, at,one, at Guildhall . .. At torney, Mr. Syddall, 'Altiersgate-street. Moses Agar, late of Austin-friars, but now of 'the City Chambers, London,: ship-owner, ..May e. 7., -and June 16, at eleven, at Guii,dhail. Attornies, Messrs.: Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, F.ederick`S . -place, Old Jewry. - • • • ' . . Robert Kenyon, late of Manchester, inuflin-manufaatirer, May IS, 19, and lune ió, at - three; at - the Tavern,. Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. tohnson and Bailey, Manchester. - . • - DIVIDENDS. May 27. William Flornby - , late of —ainsbufgh, Lincolnshire, awl Sir Esdaile, late Of Marnen - zUI, Essex, bankers, at elcve9,•at the Mite Bart. Inn' Gainsb,urgh.. • May 23 . . Jblin St , :atce, of Newport, Isle of Wight, liquott. • • merchant, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. • Thomas Winless, of Basitigitalt i street, London, fac tor, at eleven, at Guildhall. . June g. efishihthy Harris, of Waltham , Holy cross, Essex, pin-Inaki...;u, at terk,. at Gnildhall, London. Jline9. Rvnert Patbn, of Batton-Wall, Middlesex, baker; at ten, at Guildhall. • . , May. 23. Simms,' of Birrningham,-gilt-toy.maker, at eleven, at the Shakspeare,Tavern,.Biriningitahr.4 May.3o.• Edward WaterWOrth, or Newport; Isle of Wight,. stationer and bookseller, at ten, at the. Sun Inn, New • port. . • . May 29.," . Thomas Hirve..;, of NpN.vport, l.sie of Wight, iron monger, atten, at the Sun Inn, Newport. May •30 .Richard Plumet Fuller ; of Guildford, Surrey, iron.; • monger, at one; at Guildhall:, Londiat. June 1 6. William Webb, lre of Westminster-bridge-road; Lambeth, Surrey, coal-merchant, at one, lit : Guildhall, London_ . - June Thomas London, under.vriter, at eleven, at Guildhall. ,June 2. Demiel.M 4 K.iniay and .A.bra ham Mendes Belesario; of Size-lane, London, ineicilailts, et ten, at GuildhaiL- • May. 2.9. Edward' Clieverton, of 'NeWport, Isle of woollen-draper, at twelve„at the Si‘il Inn, Newport. May,2.9. 'John &ing, late of Yam - I:v.lth, Isle of Night, miller and m e a irtiali, at two, at the Su.n Inn, Newport, May 29. Thomas flawkes, late'of Dadley, W9rcestershire, ironinabter, at eleven, at the Dotlley-7A rats; Dudley. May z 6. Kichard Counsell, of Bristol,, hooper, at eleven, at the Rlamtuer Tavern, Bristol. June r. Williarn - Booker, of Clanfield, Oxfordshire ' tailor and salesman, at eleven, at the Staple Hall: l mi, Whitney. Jana 2. . Thomas Moat, of Halifax, and George Panter, of Northou ram, ,Yorkshire; manufaathers of cotton goods, at eleven, at the White Lion-11111, Halifax. r , June 2. ithbert Chandler, of Shdreditch, Middlesex, oheese monger, at eleven, at Gtuldhall, .• , •'• • • June 27. john Arden and John Barker Arden, of Beverley, wiiii,iiierchants, at twelve, at' uildhall, Lon- don. " • lune b. Robert Phelps, of Plynt)9th-Dock, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo4id9n. .. • - June p. I ., !tcr.l..iral4y, formerly o , i Greenwich, Kent, baker, but late of llarisitig, Ese,x, at ten, at Guildhall London. CERT - 1.1 7 1C . 4 I . 11S . May 26. Thomas Jones, of GlouCester, horse•dealer. Matthew Levvtas the yvt4hker, of Li ve: ppot, dealer. Bnjarnin Mouotto;t, nO.w or late , of Walsall, Statlbrdshire, ... miller. Richard 13ankes, of Liverpool, Richard Rowe, l'enthyn, coroyali,, merchant. • facob Watson, of Elton, Lancosnire, cotton-spinner, This Day ‘vasvukiilhed, By Mathew s and Leigh, No. IS,. Strand, H. D. SymonAst Paterncister-row, Landoll ; Dogdale, Vubll.l i and roil he had or any' Book. - selle - r, - 111 Otte Volume O&M', with AL I . elegant Pprtrait of tile...lut!ior,.-a.New Edition, price onli ' 3s. contairiing,nearly Soo Pages, of Q 01..011/ON's GUIDETO Ht.f.l.ra'ff ; - or,. Ai' .k., vice: to.both Sexes in•a Vartoty ut,-.ConYplailitss: -Ex' plaining, in a concise _and plain tri nner 4 the_pil*, xre:i.t" meat, and most etiicac:iqiii k.Hriedies.tor the ffillowing'Dis• eases, which are treated of-under their reNpedive4le.-0,., vit. Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositions att.:llllk Zii, Asthma - Pregnancy Apiaetite., Loss Of . laxirgestion - . Barrenness . - ---- iiivenile Indiscretion -;BilioUs Complaints. . Lonross of Spirits , • ' Chlorosis or Grecal Sickness MenstruJl Evacuations •.i Child-hearing • -- - Nervous Diseiiies . Consumptions . Onanism, or Score: Venal% - Female Diseases Pregnancy Fits . , .. ..... . . . -Phtliisis,-or Cough Fluor AlbiSs, or Whites . Rheumatism Flatulence, or Wind .Scrofulii- Gleers Seininal Weaknes.sef Gonorriiiia '--. ' 'Scurvy Hypochondria, or M01an.,,1 Turn of Life, chdlV Coni I - ' rs' - i 4ec Se , _ p .1111 _ . C .To which is added, an Essay cm. the-Venereal niseiSr* Gleets; and Seminal Weakness. 'The whole illustrated and interspervd with a variety- of authentic Lids never V' fore published.. . - - By S. SOLOMON, M. 1). *The Authdr is•jarond to - conte'sS, tlot he has been assist.'-'; by in:lny r,nedical,men, w hose , rs inf assistance , he is much iebted l - they, as well as have Tr ed the remecliesprescribeo; and at.knowlettged salutary and powerful elllcacy Orders' given to any Bookseller in Town. or ;.:ountry it? ( " to licalttiV.!. Will *b - :. duly exi.:Lutai 4 only 3s. each . copy-,,, free, of cartlitrzz — TorthenTy t.:Xcellto didrader of this-Book, see the lierent Reviews. - Lc - indon Printed 'tor the A utitnr, zinc' .bold by Nliithew' an _I Leigh, No. • lg. Strand ; anti 11. S)smonds, P a ter' r,:;.iter. row ; also by at! Ijook'sellers iti the United Kiagdottl- To T. TAYLOR, - Surgeon, Noe. tb . t4, . - Bridge-streetr • ;. • London. , • . Mat , 2, illoe• y N the, • Spring of 1.7,94. 1 - . was. xilidecl . , 4 itit 5 1. Venereal' Complaint, which I treated ..with ence fig live months; but was, then obliged to apply to regular Physician, who .put a •temborary stop to the %tiro' lence of the Disease ..(by mercurial applieations) for SOO 6 time; bur growing, in spite of all inedicine and the adeict of the first 'Gentlemen of the Faeulry here, worse and worie for two years, I was -reduced to e state, almost I.o' .parallelech . and beyond cle.scriprion, being an 'entire leper. and uice.rated from - head to foot.--My . htail, throat, me-etlir, nose, leg's, 'arms, &c.liaire been alternately in danger co becoming useless; in short, 1 hove had front twenty to thirty eating; ulcers on my.. bay,. alai .near ly totally dr . prived of would be. voluminous to ' 4 , a tt-i,; t 4ia• nee all my 'ease--stiffice it to say,. there never :vas, o r e ver will be, , one ..;f - a more dangerous, or of- a' more compli; catedatature. I was long looked upon by my: friends, i n i ag i n ed . myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; .and, deed, in my tt:aen condition,- dceth was pVerable to r 1,7. More than miserable stare.- • In this dreadful situation dt d 1 drag. :a , most miserable existence, till . 'Divine Providenc e threw in- my way a Newspaper coutateine the case of Mr. B. of .plyttiotith--icy friends red it, I could net ~i Sent and procure& some Of your.. A- - CEl';') - , PI L LS, which, byu sing from time t o - time e am now, have. long been,' (atter. mor e slum :nut distress)" in as good a 'state of itealtit as ever I enjoyed; as proof ul this, I had a.fine, thriving, chill, born to ale a few. months ;Igo. •In graiiioac. to and in hoe 4 of rendering my s tettow-creatureservjese, .1 request yUll publiert this ; and you may at' atty. time refer persons wi' 47 wish hrbe sazisficil of -the truth: of tits, dr further patt' culare. to me or my friends, lay. let:er or speeson. Asfew'caseS tee badness, v‘ ill 'ever.equai -m . ine, pd ton' exceed it,' I - have from experience ce_irle re,tsoie L „ ~;,, r te -mankind, - that in your LE E's 1' ILLS thee glib foe' ' sure,. speedy, sate, anti radical cure, •toe-tilse ful.s7.age of the Venereal -Disease,. w nich is tell led FIRMS.III.O LS: 1()HN 71 --. 0 SI S • *• Insurmo ...table family reasons prevent maltiee 11 ' 7 ,„ name and.- address - public.; but •creditable persons re'ibL wanting information may also be ref:Jrcil - to me anti : -111 friends by MrS. S. Clark, Ramsay-Caniens, Edinburgh. • . Prepared and Sofa bytne Sole Proprietor, T. 'TAYLOR, .Niember of.the Rityal College of SurgeOP' in London, at his hrouse., No. o New-Bridge-street, Where he wii t give. 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Bull, Dame -street, Dublin; -and by person in every considerable town in (; rear-Britain Ireland, in Boxes of. only ZS. eid. each, 'sealed up. "2,% full and plain diredions, whereby persons - of either °"-. may cure themse ß lves with ease and secrec ß y. N. B. Every ox sold in Great .13r twin is scale. , ir. with a Stamp, on which, by. favour of the cotnniorr sioners,• is printed, at the Starnp-Oifice--"• T. 7'aY o 4l N0..6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony' al l' ott,ers arc countertets. ' b. , .yaring - test4nonv,to the zeal an , l distintnislied thl • lity of Sir Sydney Smith ; the manner in which he executed the service entrusted to him was worthy of the reputation which he tels long since so justly and generally established. The terms of approba lion in which the Rear Admiral relates the con Aka • Of Captains Dacres, Talbot, Harvey, and Monbray, which, from my being under the necessity of pas sing, the Point or Pequies before the Aan could an;- ehor, 'he had a greater opportunity of observing than I could, cannot but be highly flattering; btu I was a more immediate witness to the ableend officer-like conduit -which Captain Moubray 7- displayed in obe dience to my signal, by destroying a Frigate with which he had been more particularly engaged, hav ing driven, her on shore on the European side, after she had bee4forced to cut her cables from under the tire of the Pompt':e and Thunderer. The sixty four having run on shore obi Pesquies Point, I order ed_the Repulse to work up and destroy her, which Captain Legge, in .conjunction with the boats of the Pompele, executed. with great promptitude and Judgment. The battery on the Point, of more than thirty gulls, which, had it been completely linished, was in a position to have annoyed the .squadron most severely in passing, was taken pos • session of by the loyal Marines and boats' crews of the rear division, the 'forks having retired at their approach, and the guns were immediately spikecL This service was performed under the direction of -Captain Nicholls, of the Standard's. Marines, whose, spirit and enterprize can never be doubted; but.as circumstances rendered it impracticable to effect the entire destruction of the redoubt, orders were givep by Sir Sydney Smith to Captain Moubray, which I • fnlly-approved, to _remain at anchor, near the Pes • quies, and - to employ Lieutenants Carrol'and Arabin, of thti, Potnfie, and Lieuuenanf Lawrie, of the Marines, to complete the demolition of the redoubt and guns, which, whim performed, the Active was to continue in the passage of the Dardanelles till. further orders. ..At a quarter past five P. M. the Squadron was enabled to make sail ; and on the evening of the ;text day, the , -.:Myth, came 'to an anchor, at ten o'clock, near the • Prince's Islands, about eight miles from Ci)nstantinople, when I dispatched cap tain Cape); in the Endymion, to anchor near the town,- if the wind, which was light, would permit the Ship tb.stem the current, In convey the Ambassal does Dispatches to the Sublime Porte in the morn ing by a Flag :of Truce but he found it iniprkti cable to get witihin four miles, and consequently au chorAl at half-past eleven P. M. - I have now the:highest satisfaaion to add, that the echidna of-the Officers and Ships Companies of the Squadron under. my. Command. has folly sup-- ported ,t he chara6ter of the British Navy, and is de- . berving of my wannest enlogiums. Having endeavoured to pay a just tribute to those -whose duty n_tdessarily called them into this service, I should, feel myself very deficient if. I omitted to mention, that- His Majesty's Minister, Mr. Arbuth; slot, and Lord .Burghersh.(who had requested. to take a cruize with me,.) were among the most ani mated in the combat. To Capt. Blackwood, who, after the unfortunate loss of the Ajax, volunteered to serve-in the Royal George, great praise is due for his able assistance in regulating the fire of the middle and lower deckS ; and when the Royal George anchored, he most readily otkred his services to con vey a message to the Endymion, of great moment, her Not having refused, to take cbar:;e..of the Ship. From thence he - gave his assistance to arrange the landing of the troops from the Sixty; and setting her on fire; ind,:ed, where active service was, to p.erform, there was his anxious desire to be placed. His Officers tooTequested to serve in the Squadron, and their services in passing through the Dardanelles, * met with approbation. I have the Honour to he, 8:c. • • - (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH.. A List of Turkish ships and Vessels taken and destroyed by the Squadron under the (~nimind of Vice. Admiral sir oho Titoism; I ruck worth, K. H. at A nchor afr Point I' qtnes. the igth Fetnmiry,lBo7, within the Forts of the Dal , - danet les. Burnt--t Line of Batik Ship, 64 guns, 4 Frigates. 3 Cor vettes, I Brig, and 2 Gun-boats." Taken Possession Of I -COrVette, 'and I Gun-boat: (Signed) _ 1. T. DUCKWORTH.' Royal George, at Anchor off Prince's My LORD, Isl - tinds, Feb. 28, 1807. I have to inform your Lordship that it was per . - ceived at. nine o'clock yesterday morning, that the Turks had landed on the Island of Prnta, near which the Squadron was anchored, and were ere wing a batr tery in a position to-annoy us ; I immediately order ed the Marines of the Squadron to be prepared for landing, 'and the boats to be manned and armed, and the Repulse, with the Lucifer, having been directed to cover them, "they . proceeded towards the Island. The Turks, on the Ships firing a few - grape to scour the beach, quitted the Island in their boats, when all but one boat with eleven men escaped, the which, with two guns they had Intended to mount,fell into our possession. • At half after two o'clock in the afternoon Sir Th. Louis sent to inform me that 'he had received intel ligence of a small number of Turks being still on the Island; and requesting pethission to send Marines to take them.; my reply was, that no•risk whatever must be run, but if it could beeffe&ed without ha zarding the people it might and a party of the Ca nopus's NI-Itlles was immediately sent on- shore in consequence; with the most positwe orders to Capt. Kent, from Sit T. Louis, not to pursue the objet if he two.] it attended with any hazard. ' At fimi• o'clock the party on Shore made the signal for assist anee, and the Marines and boats manned and. armed were'direOly ordered away from the Royal George;• Windsor Caste, and Standard, with particular direc tions to bring off the Canopus's people, .but to avoid beindrawn.into danger.. .A little betbre sunset an Otticer was dispatched with orders-for the Whole to return on- board. of *-7.lii:-.11 they defended t m 151: et r The people of the Canopustad or the first nstance ad - i , ancect close under the walls; and in endeavouring to r.dieve them tfotir their unpleasant situatun, the otittrs sutl - 12red. _ • • ;fi . order, if possible, to prevent the retreat" of the Turks from this Islatid, the launches of the S ,, uatron, armed with their carrot ides, were ordered to row guard during the oight,,under the direetion of Capt. Elliot, of ttke Lucifer ; but nutwithstaudit?g every possible'vigilatice, they.are supposed to have escaped in the night, as the next morning it was repregented to me chat only seven Greek inhabitants of the place were remaining. I have the honour to be, ike. (Signed) • • 3. T. DUCK-WORTH. To Fice 4dmiral Lord Collinkwood, - &c. &c. :&c. • . • - Abstraiff of the Killed and Wiiuned • on board His MajestY's Ships under the orders of Si r jolut Tim. Duckworth, K.B. in forcing the Passage of the Dardanelles, on the t9th of February; at the Attack of the Prota, ihe 27th; and on roturning through the Dardanelles, on the..3d of March, - So 7. loth of February_ Royal George- 7 2 Seamen, killed ;2, - P etty Officers. 2.2 Sea men, wounded--t Privat6 of •IVlarines, killed; 5 Privates of Marines, wounded. Canopus -3 Seamen, killed ; t Petty Officer, S Seamen, wounded -3 Privates of Marines, wounded. Pompee 7, s Seamen, wounded. Windsor Castle -7 Seamen, wounded. Repulse- c Petty Officer, z Seamen, wounded.. Thunderer-3 Seamen, killed Officer, 9 Seamen, wound ,.ed I Private of Marines, killed 4 Privates of Marines, wounded. • . _ _ Standard-1 Officer, 5 Seamen, wounded. lindymion—i Private of Marines, wounded. Adive—None killed or wounded.- • Meteor-:Norte killcsi.or wounded., • 17th qt February. • Royal George-1 Officer, .2 Seamen, killed ; t Office; 2 Petty Officers, t Seaman, ,wountled7-i Private of Maines, wounded.: •• Canopus-i- t Seaman, killed ; I Pilot, 1. Petry Officer, 4:iea men, wounded —i.o dicer, t Private iet ; Non-Coifiltissioned Officer, 4 P rivate§ of Marines, wmnu ed. • ' ETnOee—None killed or wounded. i• • ' NVinusor Castle---t Seaman, killed,„. Repulse —I PI iyate of Marines, wotrActi Thunderer—None killed or wounded: ' ' Standard—l Officer; t - Non.Commissioned Officer of qa. rules, wounded. En4iiiion-Istinie killed or wounded. Aett;:e—None killed or Wounded. ileteor- 7 None killed or wounded. 3d of March. Royal George—z Seamen, killed; 2 Officers, i Petty Offixr, 2Z Seamen, wounded-- t l'iivate of Marines, Pri vates of Marines, wounded. • ' Canopus -3 Seamen, wounded. . • l'ompee-,None killed or wounded. , - Vilna& Castle -3 Seamen, killed ; z Petty Officer, is Sea. • men, AVOUIACCI: . '' , . Repulse-7 Seamen, killed; 3 Seamen, vVotincied-3 Privites . GI P.larines, killed, 1 , Officer, 6 Privates ot ,Nlarnes, wounded. Thunderer —2 Sea Men, killed; r Officer, I Petty nfficer, to Seamen, wounded-2 Privates ot Marines, wowid,d. • Standard-4 Seamen, killed ; 1 Officer, 3 Petty Officers, 37 Seamen, wounded; 4 Setnten, missiii6-6 Private; oriMa nines, wounded. • . Endymion 3 Seamen, killed; t Officer, 8 Seamen, -o , ' Ounded. Active— t Oilicer, 4 seamen, wounded-3 Privates ()Int nines, wounded. Meteor- • 7 Seamen, wounded —t Officer of Marina, wounded. Total--; Officer, -33 Seamen, _killed; ro . -Officers, 13 I l etty 'Officers, i69 , Seanien, wprinded ;,4 Seaweii mis sing from the Standard —1 Officer, 7 Privates of '4a tines, killed; 3-Officers, 2 Non:ComilliSsion4l.olli cers,, 38 Privates of Alarines, wounded. Return of Killed and Wounded on board His - Majesty's. Ships under the Orders of Vice-Admiral Sir [Olin Thomas Duckworth, K.. 13. in inn:nig the Passage •ot the - Darda nelles, on the 19111 of. February; at the Attack of Prota, the 27th ; and on returning through the Dardanelles, on the 3d ot March, 1807. Royal George—Lieutenant George Lawrence Belli, 6 Seamen, and z Marines, killed. Mr. totin Forties, First Lieutenant, slightly wounded. Lieutenant N. sadly wounded. Mr_ George Holbrook, slightly wounne_i, F urneaux, Midshipman, badly wounded. Mr. Palryliip;e, Midshipman, ditto. Mr. John Alexander, Miclshipthan, ditto. Mr. Rouse, Midshipman, tiitto Mr. Cotesworth, • Midshipman, ditto. 45 Seamen and 8 Ma tines, wounded. Cariopus—Captain Kent, of the Marines, 4 Seamen, and t Marine, killed. • Mr. John Nichols, MasteeS , Ar l e, bad ly wounded. Mr. George Wray, Midshipman , *into. Mr. George Moore, Pilot, ditto. as Seamen and 8 Marines, wounded,. a since dead. Pompee-- Five Seamen, wounded. Windsor Castle -4 Seamen, killed.. Mr. Win. Jones, Mas. ter's. Mate, slightly, wounded: 19 Seamen, wounded, Repulse—to Seamen, killed. M. los. Magus, Master's- Alate, slightly .wounded. Lieutenant Marshall, 0 1 t h e Marines, dangerOusly.wounded. •4 - eanieit and 8 Marines,' wounded. Thunderer —5 Seamen and i Marine, killed. Lieutenant john Waller, badly wounded. Lieutenant Colby, slightly wounded. Mr. Moore, Midshipman, ditto. 19 Seamen and 6 Marines, wounded. Standard -4 Seamen, killed, and 4 Seamen, missins. Lieu tenant D. Harrington, badly wounded. Lieutenant`t more, ot the Marines. ditto. Mr. Wm. ShOrbridge;'ll o at_ swain, slightly wounded. -Mr. lialm Haines, Master's- Mate, ditto. Mt. William Smith, Midshipman, badly wounded. Mr. Charles lay, Midshipman, slightly. 42 . Seamen and 7 Marines, wounded. ACtive—NOne killed. Mr. Mark Palmer, Boats Wain, badly wounded. 4 Seamen and 3 Marines, wounded. Endyrn . ion —3 Seamen, killed. :Lieutenant John Landon, badly wounded. S Seamen and r Marine, winmded. Meteor—None killed. Lieutenant G. E. 13a11chi1d, of the Marine Artillery; badly wounded. Andrew Foley, Gun ner,. ditto. Thomas Coombes, GUnner„ ditto. • John brown, Artillery Gunner,. slightly wounded. 4 Seamen, Wounded. 'Total -4a killed, 235 wounded, and 4 missing. . Ordnance-Office, May r, ig , r• Regiment of Artillery, King'.lGerm.in Legion. - Ensign - Baron Drectisell, trona the Itti Battalion of the Line, to oe Second Lieutenant,• vice Bindseil, promoted. Dated. April 20, ;14. .Gentleman Cana Hedy - Fiele to be ditto, vi:;e Jasper, promoted., Dated Aptil 21, 130. Gentle. man Cadet Charles. Von Schulyen to .be ditto, Vice 'Von 'Seßade, promoted. Dated April az, 1807. - Comnissions ix the Norfolk Militia, signed 4jl the ,s'Ard, Lieutenant. Western Regiment.. Ensign Miller to be Lieutenant; Dated April 17, 1207. Eastern Regiment. Ensign Copping to be' Lieutenant, vice resignAi. petted April 21,1807. Ensign Drown to be ditto, vice Skoultling, r.•stgned. -Dated as above., Commission" in the Tunbridge Wells- Volunteers, signed 6y ' the Lurd I.l,:utenant of the Count' r,) Kent. William Turner, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated July u, tBo3, Second Lieutenant Wni". Turner to be First Lieutenant. Dated jan. 4, 13:4. BANKRTIPICY ENLARGED. - William Watts, of Castle-lane, Southwark, Surrey, lrather. dresser,,from May 5 t0_14., at eleven, at , C.; uildhall London. BAA'KRUPTS: .1'4811071111 , S .DIS ,UL," 1:1), -- 7 - William Jones and Ricliaid .. Anur, or Bermondsey, clgth. dil-ssers, April 3e, 1807. William Yokke, Robert Car,7o - Shaarti, citors, of Ountilc and 'Fbran6ton, Feb. 9, 1807. Wm. 13eck with and james ki - 611ami, of Liverpool, timber. merchants, April 30, 1807, • •• . . Richard, 41orris and Titbnlas Haley, of Antershani, Bucks, and bourn Fenn and Joseph Wickeirden, of Co'rnifill *Len. don, cotton-spinners, AI, ri 29, tii7a7-. - • David flail and ton, of N,l,teelesfield,,Chester,'eot tmr7.3pinner, a. 6, 13,6. George Maggs Thornas Martin, of Bristol, linen-drafiers, . Aprd 21, 007. LAZY REPORT. COURT OF KiNG's BENCH, MAY c. The .Court was occupied the greater part of the day, in speciatlaw arguruents, of no public interest whatever.... • , . LEE V. BOLTON. Mr. TOPPING moved: for an attachMent in this . catise; against.a Mr. Redtird, a Gentleman in York shire, under the following circaMstances ac ion Was. brought to recover rnanies upon the Gagne Laws, ,against .the .I.)A . enetant, and the latter had subpcenaed a person of the /tame of Tlibmpson t : to give evidence ou his behalf., The cause was to be tried at the Assizes for:York, and the .witness, his arrival there, also received a_subpciena- from •the opposite party. *)on'after this, while be was stand ing in the yard of the Inn where he had Set up, a little country bby came to him, delivered a letter, and immediately ran away. The . purport of this let ter WasareqUest thin the-witness (Thompson) would •withhold his evidence at the trial hinting.at the same time; that two or tbrt.e _hundred pounds would be no object with the party to obtain his absence.— This letter Wai signe4 and although the•writ ing appeared to he; in feigned hand, it was sworn •on betief to be they hand-yipting Of Mr. Redford. It ako alpeared upon the 1 - ficlAiti, that the Plaintiff Lee was a-Writer in the office of Mr. Itedford, and that the latter was the.ostensible person in this. ac tion,:. The Court granted a.rule to shew cause. The Ship Eurydice, Capt. Uomr-r6N, from Suri nim for London, ‘A !poke wlth, all well, on .the 28th tilt: Off Seaford. . . If ever an interesting crisis•called for. a more than ordinary spirit of enterprise iii Lottery. adventurers, it is the present. It isiimpossit,ie to view with apa thy the extraordinary rich state of the Wheel and, the more especially, as its immense bulk of wealth will, he 'distributed an a tew days more drawing.— Fortaiie - has ' , hitherto, withheld every one of her greater floating Capitals; next Tuesday's ,drawing, therefore, is likely to prove (exclusive of 20,0001. to the first-drawn Natiiber) of very considerable mo- Indnt to numerous PRICE OF STOCKS YE6I ER : DAY.. Hank Stack, 236 231 i India Stock, 133 Navy 5 per Cent. .97i 98 971 Exchequer Bilis, is. .; per Cent. 1797, pre.lll. Irrh,.s per Cent, - Ormisun. t pr; • 4 per_ c ent. iia u Sr 82i 8r Impel - 0 per-Cent. 3 per Certt. Red. bz Ditto Ann. 7 11...16ths 9. 3 per cent. Con. 63 2 1.601 s g Bank I I. 17 15 , -160iS :I Cons. for 2.6t1► May, 63 64 Ditto Short Ann. • 631 HIGH WATER AT 'LONDON 1 RII GE TOMOR- RO , eroonn, 33 win. after 1 , Nlorning; 'l2 min. after 2. Aft . - and published by WILLI AM ARMIr.tR SCRIPPS. of South Mo fot t/te, Paper, I diva fir the Editvr„tt c. (post-paid),: „rif f: On Monday last, at his house, the Grange, Kent,road; -0. Lady of loin Rolls, Esq. of a Sou... MARR4ED • . 'Yesterday, 'Captain john Croft. of the Royal Navy, to .Miss littckworth,idaughter of the late Thortias'BuClworthi, EFq of Finsbury-square. The same day; it St. George's Church. -Hanover-kluge' the. Hon. Colonel Crewe, only son.of ,Lord CreweoclECrewe' in the County Palatine of Chester, to Miss Hunger' lord, of,Cavendish-square, and of Calne; in M'iltshire. 01: the zzci ult. Greystock, Cumberland, Thomas phmt, Esq. of Greenthwaite-Hail. to - Mi;s-Mark of (ohnby-Hall. DIED, On Sunday morning, at his house in Rerners-street,, 14 116 • Buller,. Esq; Member of Parliament fot East 1-we, in Corn' wall.. • • - On Priddy, last, at (entisk Town, in the rith year of liefci, age, Miss Harriet .Edridge, daughter of Henry • Edridge, Esti , of Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. Sunday•rrtorning last, after - a long and painful illness , William Young, Esq. of Chancery-lane. 'On - the 18th ult. at BreCklodge, Fraserburth, the Hoa. Ann`Praser; daughter of The deceased Alexander Lord Sal' .:tour, and grand aunt-to-the present Lord. ;it ;Monday s - e'nnight., in the 6tst year of his age, John ColqUitt, Esq. Town Clerk - of Liverpool. • Lately, in A urgier-street, Dublin, Miss Afarguerin, ter of latelonn Margaerin, Esq.' of VallyhaiSe, Cavan. Uri the zsth ult. at Cardukes,- in the Parish of Daistio , Robert Wilson, aged 84 years, It is very• remarkable. that 14e has left a son, granztson, and great grandson ; all-of the.ii:inie of Robert Wilson,. brought up and now living in, ;he shins house where he died. •We further - observe, there has' not been a,death in the same house - for seventy years past. on-street,'( rosvenor-square; lust be addr,....ed. ......b...,,... Xtr: 1 Witl SC COL:i PI Rus: "I'l iiall B< Van kric strec T hail A to ei A 33AL, 11 E OA Crc I\/ i 1 I ti b•oa day