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Mr . WM/. •••• AY" .1•11 A . 1 • • r rßtiMarioNs. Coendoiens in the Ilgaval London Regiments of Militia, signed Au hie liiitaty's lIDATIMibiAII , II IYr 1.1(11(4,10W" far tAer wit Esei Regiment. Enwm De Daubraw to he Lieutenant, vice flarrison, re signed; dated July 9, 11J6 Isaac Dies, Gent. to be Ensign, vice De Daubtiva, promoted; dated as above. West Regiment. Ensign Shlft.ie to be Lieutenant, wee Pearce, resigned; dated §, tr;o6 E t lttVikter to bra ditto, vice Jackson, resigned; tilted July it-, 18 flo_h Reidy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Russell, promo,. diced July is, 180 G VW i thou Giirirey; G. eat. to be ditto, nice lip (toe, promoted ; dared July 10. 1806 J elm Crolt;Gent to be ditto, vice Hi!der, promoted ; dated Jan, Y), 1806. Cestosirrior !agreed 4 . 10 Ole Lard Lindunarit if the Covet, of Somerset %Ved. Regiments( the Mendip Legion. Joseph Rogers, Esq. to be Losittenaut-Culonol, vice Pou!den, resigned , dated July 11, 1836. 4dmiralty-o,ficei Argent 2, 1806. Cotes of • f.etrrl frbm the Earl of St Vincent. K R. Admiral and Commander in Cni-f of His Majerty's F • • t employed in the clianniei, Semidingl, he. to VI/al:Lula Minden. Esq. dated .n board 111 s %4ajesty's Ship the Hibernia, off U6liant, the 11l July, teas. Sin—l inclnse the relation of a very gallant se bon, in which the most intrepid valour has been ma nifested,.and the national tharaEler highly sustained; but I greatly lament the loss of a number of brave mn, in the performance of it ;. flattering myself, however, that sixteen of them are prisoners. I am, &c. ST. VINCENT. Centaur, off Rochfort, MY LORD, July 19, 1606. I beg leave to inclose to your Lordship, a letter I have received from Captain Itodd, of Hit Majrsty's snip Indefitigible, giving an account of an attack made by a bait from each line of battle ship of this squadron, and those of His blaiesty's ships Indef.'. tiga'sle and his, on two corvettes and a convoy, in the entrance of the river Garonne. Le C'e•-zr, the Isrgest corvette, was boarded and carvied by the division of boats, led on by Lieutenant Sibly, First Lieutenant of the Centaur, in a style highly honour able to the national chara&er. The western breeze that sprung,up otter the boats left the Indefatigable, and blowing stronger as they advanced, was :rely • . pkxing, for it was the only circumstance that have prevented the whole falling into our ; they took advantage on the first attack, sail, and escaped before the wind and tide, up Garonne ; it was impossible for the boats to pre- I them. The firm resistance made by the cor e caused a greater loss than could be expeaed, nutting enkild withstand the bravery of the Udi aotl Seamet employed. To Lieutenant Stbly's gallantry no words of mine . qual to do justice, every one speaks of him in of the highest commendation, and I bad be e, to the West Indii experienced his brave coa t ; he arm has seven severe wounds, bat I hope e moral ; and I beg hare to recommend bias tin officer truly deserving the attention of my do C&mmissioners of the Admiralty. To Lieetenant Parker, first of the Indefatigable, eb praise is due, and given him by Lieutenant ly, for his brave support, and able conduct, in anagieg the corvette, after he WAS wounded. The los. of the boats was unavoidable ; of that the Revenge, with her officer and crew; no certain count can be obtained ; there is a faint hope she y have been driven up the Garonne. ! have the henour to be, dee. (Signed ) Salt. Hoop. ht llon. the Ectrl of St Vitsceol, K am Irtdefutlublo, off Rochefort, 17th July, 18.38. St a—l have the honour to acquaint you, in obit ce to your orders of the 14th .instant, i gave the command of the boats of the squadron you sent by the Iris, for the purpose of endeavouring to • use or destroy the French convoy, in the en of the river of Bourdeaux (with the addition • three horn the Indefatigable, and three from Ire.), to Lieutenant Sibly, of the Centaur, wit h the information 1 was in possession of, respeaing *en situation, on the evening of the lath, it appear • a favourable time to make the attempt ; though e time after the boats had quitted 'the Indefati- Isle, the wind shifted to the Westward, and came to blow fresh, notwithstanding, the boats pro to Verdun Road, boarded and carried the .reuth brig Le Casar, of eighteen guns, and by the • e d'F.quip ? ge , eig hty-six men, commanded by onsieur Louis - Francois Heflor Fourre, Lieutenant Vaisseau. the coofliti was severe on both sides, e Frenchmen being in every ICSpea well prepared, expeelitig the attack. The wind coming on to blow fresh, and the tide running very strnng. was much , •against the boats; but nothing could withstand such Nee., led ou by the Officers who commanded them. Lieutenant Sibly, I lament to say, is badly wended, in several places, though, from the re •'ports of the surgeon, I trust he will recover. To this gallant officer. (whose condua is spoken of by all Arbo were under his command. with admiration), ''ll beg to refer you far particulars. The convey all tut their cables and ran up the river instantly, on the attack being aside as the long. There is mach credit Jae to Lieutenant Thomas ~Parker, first of the Indefalig ride, who took the cola- IraDd of Le COMM, after sto was carried, for his ,itondua in working he , out past the batteries, which kept up a constant cross fire on her. and engaged by the Teaser brig, (la:e in His Majesty's service) , foe .early two hours; sic s m • attaches to the other .officers and men 10, their CO3/41CU and conduit whilst • esey went engaged. use greater part of the boats were either shot through, nr so badly stove, that they were swamp ed. and obliged to be cot adrift from the brig. ex cept the Indefatigable's launch and Iris'. C3tta, The Revenge's boat. Officer, and crew, are tans. „mktg. Le Crew is a fine brigs evidently sails well, five years old. 86 feet long. 23 wide, coppered. and rs Li for His Majesty's service. Inclosed is a fit the killed and wusaded. 1 have the honour , ba apa, JOYS T. ROOM , $104« °Aker, Itesimbort. A bitlootrig to toe% of tb- Soot. of IL, woke aim woos of Llieste Se Samuel N killed se eased at is rack of lb. 7 „ To Skims, arl Wool. Pr 41h. •c. Rosh A Awe( oaten SiMt new M4004111.4~ 1 -•^1. aM & & irk• eon I • Veneit men of !scud convoy la /Sethi, R leer, on the 16th Jury, 1E66. CENT kUß—Liiiitestant It. Slid!, Ligetetimit.erountled by ,ike and oibre on the side, am, and lace; Sanibel Woolmidge, Q tareer-master, wouittlattbedly ut the •kigh by a yoke{ Tllolo33Gray, Quartet gunner, wounded badly to the sole by a pike; Maeoael Hales, able, wounded in the hand and arm by a musket ball, and it the stowld r by a pike; John James, able, wounded slightly the clan by a inudo t ball ; Bernard Corium, able, rounded in the lifts" a 4.1 lite, and thigh by a pike; William TII•iy; able, by a musket-1)A ,• and William M'eurmick, vat.- m .iarines, wounded badly on the min by a tnu.ket-ball, and thigh by a pike. CONQUERORLieutenant G Fiternaur ie. Mr. ilelimaoo, kil.&d by a dim in the boat; Thonia• W.lloughby,Qiiart•r.inauer,woood •d, mined swum ly, • ledge of the cheraaer and-clesetiption of the people the boat's crew had to deal with ; and r 'INV, little doubt bin this check, so mush desire I by the 13rviish Fitdory at Oporto, will destro), in a great rfeasure, that spit it and enterpr:ze which has so lot:g marked the inhabitants of Guarda. I hare the greatest pleastre in stating Lieu:taunt Mulcaskres report of the yen y attire ara. determined , condal of Lieutenant Menzies, the inferior Gill 'cots, and boat's crew, after a fatiguing race of near forty miles, and Mil sure you will feel equal plea-. sure in a knowledge that none were killed cr wounded. I have rho honour to be, &c. (Si;ved) G. CoLkiert. or a Letter from Captain Reretrunl, of Ilit Majet.ty's Strip Carnbri,n, Ste, Salk,,,r Oeicer of l ti. M.jesty's Sl.ip• at Halifax, to Withan,ll3`arstlett, Esq. dattll it Halifax, July L 111j6. S.lllll have the honour to inclrse, for their Lordships' information, a Letter from Captain Hawker, of his Majesty's ship Tartar, who has brought in a fine htig corvette, with infortnation that her consort L'Argus, a corvette ef 20 guns, was to cruize for four months near Bermud t. The Officers of the yard report so favourably of L'Observateur, in every respect strong, for this sta tion, and wants nothing. I have taken on me to appoint the Honourable Lieutenant Crofton to act as Commander in her, with Officers, a complete crew, and directions to proceed off Bermuda, in search of the Argus. I am, &c. J. P. BRIIESFORD. SIR, Tartar, at Sea, Stn Juno, IStr6 I have the honour to infearn you, His hliejesty's ship under my command, (the Bacchus Cutter in company) this day fell in with and captui ea, after a chace, and a few minutes resistance, the Frenthjrns. portal Corvette Brig L'Observateur, Captain Cro zier, of eighteen guns, pierced for twenty, with one hundred and four men, vietualled and stored for four months. She sailed horn Cayenne on the 13th May, in company with L'Argus, French Brig of War, on a cruize, and had taken nothing. I am, &r. (Signed) F. HAwcta. To J. P. litnestuto, F..q Cotuntodme, °is hoard the Cat.ar bag; arid :Samuel Noy, able, wounded severely iu the art*. PRINCE OF IVALES—Lirwtenant Francis. Davi! Parry, able, killed ; F B. Gibba, wohnded eightly on the lot kg and "got arm; Thomas Mullins, Ma,ter', ou the outer part cit laft thigh, b. itpirdel ball ; Thomas Pritchard, able, chtituied wound over the right cheek, and slight 'sword 111 the middle finger of the right hand; Thos. %Vales, Quarter-Mwder's Mate, slight wound 011 the inner , . a anile or the let: leg ; John Mater, private of marines, coma- SIVII over the tight eye, ot.easioning a total loss of sight in that ese ; slight iniottured vionitil over the seventh rib ; contu sion on the lea hip ; and (Mails% Valentine, private of ma rines, flesh wound on the right hot. REVENGE Lieutenant Manners end Mr. Blackstone, Midahipinan. Chatles Manners, lieutenant, missing; Thomas Blackstone, midvhipmati, ditto; John Drey, coeksw:in, ditto; simu.i Colvin, able, ditto; Joseph Wilaun, able, ditto ; John Thom son, (I) able, ditto; John Kelm°, able, ditto; Thomas Matteraan, able, dato ; H ugh Junes, ( 2), able, ditto; Thomas Shirrelt, able, ditto ; John Swinbank, able, ditto; John hlairerman, able, ditto; George Pearion, able, ditto; David Maddueks, quarter-gunner, ditto; William Theisen, able, ditto ; Bell, able, ditto ; John Thompson (2), al.le. ditto; Witham Mu.phy, private marine, ditto; Alexander Spence, private marine, ditto; Thomas flaps, private mantle, ditto; and David Whiteh-ad, private marine, ditto. POI.YPHEMUS. William Anderson, Quarter-.mater's-mate, severe cut acme, the hand; and W Fleming, Cockswain, slightly tut across the eyebrow. MONARCH—Lieutenant Tait. Dalhousie Tait, Lieutenant, a ounded badly in the groin and breast by a pike; John Boy'e, Able, wounded badly in the lace be a able; Thomas Anderson, able, wounded badly in the leg mid hand by a mullet hall; lhomas Kennedy, able, wounded badly in the neck by a l ike radward I larnis, abio, wounded slightly by a pike; Thomas Broas, Pirate of Marines, wounded sliehtly in the side by • pike ; Thon.a - Robertson, able, wounded slighly by a pike; and John Cuwaut 'able, killed and drowned. INDEFATIGABLE...Lieutenants Parker, Arscott, and Shep rerrison. William Cron, Boatswain's Mate, killed; John Cross, Boit swain's Mate, elute; Thomas Parker, Lieutenant, woundi.ii slightly in the ode by a pike; R Shepperdeni, Lieutenant, wounded bully in the fete by a splinter; John Cunningham, able, wounded dangerously in the sale by a sword; J Brown low, able, woundn badly in the groin by a grape.thot ; W telerreih, Private of Menne., wounded badly in the hip by a pistol ball; John Quin, able, woutided slightly in the leg by a musket MI ; J alit Sullivan, able, woitirtlA slightly in th thigh bi spike ; Jame. Shearing, wounded sightly in the fare by a musket bat' Richard Grantiaw. Captain id the wounded slightis in the leg and breast by a sabre: Reg Suther land, Captain of the Forecastle, wounded slightly in the g hi and ham& by a pike; and Sergeant Berry, private marine, wounded slightly in the hot and finger. IRIS. William Taylor, able, wounded badly by a shot lodged in his arm. Total-6 killed; 16 wounded ; 21 missies. 1141nr on the anoint Imam but iff..uci led. N B. By intelligence gained yesterday, from a Pirtugueve 'vase', of i.uNN.n posorien haying been mashed natal Rochefort from itnnuleinx, it is considered they are the Re venge's men, minting in the above report. C•tpy of another Letter from Admiral the F.arl of St Vincent, K. R. to William Maroie.r, Fut. dated On bood H. Ma.) jetty'. Ship Ilubornia, Ushant, the 29th Jul ) , 1806. Sue—lnclosed is another instance of the enter prising spirit at my dive, Lieutenant Mitleaster, of the Minerva. I am, &.:. ST. VINCENT. Tonnant, off Cape Finisterre, 17th July, 1806. Sit—The inclosed is a copy of Captain Collier's letter, repeetirg the capture of one of the Spanish boats, which do so much mischief to trading vessels on the coast of. Portugal. The zeal and aClivity of Lieutenant Mulcaster. upon this, as on several other occasions, appear to me very deserving the appro bation of my Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, as well as the cons eel of Lieutenant Menzies, of the Koyal Marines, who has been his constant companion in these expeditions. I have ordered the prisoners a passage to England in r, the Spartiate, and remain, Ste. Etta' ki VVVVV . Si: Charles Cotton, Bart. Vine-Admiral of the Red, &e His Majesty's Ship Minerva, Oporto Road, 14th July, 11106. Sit—l have the honour to inform you, that find ing it wralikely Ws Majesty's ship under my com mand might be detained in these Roads a couple of days, and being informed the Oporto and Lisbon trade were hourly expefted from England. for whom several Spanish privateers and row-boats were lurking in Portuguese creeks and rivers, I de. tetmined upon sending a boat to the Northward, and, at the solicitation of my Visst Lieutenant, Mr. Malcaster, I disparcLed him, on the 9ds instant, in the barge, with his former companion, Lieutenant Menzies of the Marines, who, upon every oppor tunity, has most handsomely volunteered bus ser vices, and Mr. Turrell. Midshipman, to cruise a few leagues Noah of this port, with the hop* of in tercepting some of the piratical cruisers belonging to Guards. On the evening of the t I th, I had the satisfaetion to be rejoined by the barge, having a Spanish lug ger in company, La Buena Dian privateer, armed with one nine-pounder, blunderbusses, and mus ketry, manned with twenty-six of the Guarda Des peradoes, and capable of rowing twenty sweeps. The very general, Olive, and enterprising cha railer of Lieutenant Mulcaster, will not, i trust. stiffer by my giving you the particulars of the cap. tine of the privateer, which, though insignificant in herself, is one of those, from their prollsar con struction, which have done much mischief to British Oporto traders. The lugger having been apprised by a fishing boat of the barge being near her. was far from avoiding the contest, which, though short, was severe. Thebarge advanced under a discharge of grape slice; frcN/ the prow gun, which was soon cleared. when the enemy prepared to defend them selves with the sabre and pistol, which the activity and resolution of the Officers, seconded by Serjeast Hull, and Peter Ward, Gunner's Mate, and other. ri; the crew, anon rendered unavailing. One Spa niard was killed. the Captain, two Oers, and two seamen, miserably, (and. I understand; mortally wounsieJ. The regret I should feel or. any other occasion, is cousnicrably diminished by a know- IitALAAD. FROM THE DUBLIN GAZETTE. CAITM JULY 25 His Majesty, by his Royal Letter, having ap pointed his misty and well beloved the Right Ho nourable Sir John Newport, Bart. Chancellor of the Exchequer in I :eland. and the Riiht Honourable John Phi!pot Curran , Master of the Rolls in Ire land, to be of His Majesty's Most °Honourable Privy Council. in that part of His Majesty's United King. dom caled Ireland, they this day in Council took the usual oaths and their places at the Board accord ingly. Wit ACT TROY TUT 551011 Tilt CIURT Or iNquiNV, SITTING AT TULLAGII3IIOII, MAJOL OLNLLAL DeNN, ►RESIDENT. 1+1.4v.1L rum/Us:MATE., tworiatourn. avourr 1. The troops for the Cape of Good Hope. 7 , e n . honed Irt4 rogbt. are detaiwd at St. Helen's by strrng southwest wind, will; the Rrii•triut e hi, 4 . ; Pr oerante store-ship. abil 90 sail of trausport, and store-ships, tvoind :0 Piymoutli. Th e (ra s e,. and cap : on, a 74 guns, whi c h h ave been lying at St elen tios foitn.ght, are w a i l , a tor t::e arri..al of th. Caw, gore-cap, tram W. wich, and the troops horn Margate, which are des.. tined for Sicily. General •ir Hugh Dalrymple, Lieutenant-Gn. vent tar at Gibraltar, and his 'suite. are come to the Fountain Inn, to take their passage .11 ( ' again to t. ralt,r. I or.: Kurghersh, eldest son of , he Eitl I of W an a dt chip several Sicily. l Officer*, aro go p b . a . st,gers in t A London Evening Pilot, in its account of the remote expedition, sta , ei, to. Jay, that General Sit Samuel Auchmury is ethbarked, and that the Nef,:e sir is to go with the troops to the Cape; neither of which is true. The A.we.ir has been under orders for Newiout.dbind more t:.an a month; and Sir Samuel continues at the Fountain. Arrived the Star sloop, imm , undlAnd. AtOusT 2. Arrived the Shrldr.,Ac gun brig, from Guernsey.— ' Wind S.W. PLYMOt TH.JOLT 31. Arrived the niaraand frigate fri.ni the Channel Fleet; aloe, the DiTato brig, Am/4e and Afrai..4 cutters. The primer, which is *nivel at FAlrrinitth. r a , relieved off Belleisle by the Gibraltar. That lit..e squadron consists of the Gibraltar, Petrkle,Triatinc, and now and then the 'Wad guo•brig. Tlky have in' view, at L'Oriert, an.Bo,•two lartze friga s many corvettes, and a cutter, apparently ready a start. The Hii•rnir will a . ..n.11' leave her situation on a secret expadhion to the southward. DF.AL,AVOUST 1. Arrived the Blazer gun-brig, with a larg- c!, under Danish cokors, from Norway, hot:nd to cat na, laden with iron: the Para frigate, Invin ,he nor liward : the C ! :elr, (Commodore Ow. n), and re./a . frigates, r isteots Arrlter, Arul,, Nearbi ter, and several tat: gun-brigs, from i,ff the Fienek coast. A ucure 2. Arrived a gun brig, with a A et, front Sailed the Flora frigate, to the Westward.— Wind S. W. MEETINGS OF c:tEptruits GUILDHALL, TO-NOIIII6W. w S. Witiant Warner, Weblver•stteet, Westntiniter-road, Sauey, real dealer 10 John Clarke, Gainnanraugh, Lincoln,Lire, grocer 3 1 John J4inee Mem, Whitecivapcl toad, M.ddletitx, StaG foid.hire•eareliousemait . . 3 14 Benianiit FiAter, Wo.ton-street, in the Maze. I.•oeth. wa.k, Series, victualler . 310 Solomno Vordo ai, Le.ean-stroot, Goodoeues-furid., Whitechapel, kdidel_eeee, me.cuant . 213 DIVtDr.% U. nat , ;. and Veit am Phi r ga, Chuichrstrect, Lambeth, Sauey, brewers • is CCRTIFICkIEi. Michael Goodall, of Mit , tititeham, in E.,e county of •Itranokt, hanker, dealer and etvpman. 5 , 11.1 Page, of the parish of St. Clement, in the city of Wor e. stet, hop inerchat.t, dealer awl rh awilam 1 horns. Jackman, at Arti li.stteet, ettatal-st. act, tailor, tiolidot and clia,ta.an George Siiettiaril, of New R..rt-rtreat, in the entire, mt 4 etre, I, draper, lace-dealer,'d aim and ch•ponao John Sol mien, Intent' rellatreer, Wood strati, Clsoaterds, it 1,.. City of ',mole, dealer Wollehti'poun riaree Hankinson, of Liverpool, in dm county Cl Latiea•tet nand pater dialer, and chapmh. Particular of the affray, taken from the evidence In Court. A private r.f the German Legion being in the street, a lad belonging to the Irish Militia called out, look sharp at the German hirrals • the man reproach. ing him, was further insulted. F:oree of the Irish Mi litia coming up, after some words, they fell upon him with sticks, knocked him down, and wounded him severely on the head. several Germans coming up shared the same fate. The alarm being given,a patrole was sent from the guard-house to quell the tumult, and to take the rioters into custody. A Militia man being taken, the patrole was conveying him to the guardhouse. Passing an inn, a consider able number of Irish Militiamen having assembled there ) with their bayonets fixed, Captain Jones, of the Sligo Militia, bring present, and the patrole rassivg hy,the ItishMilitiarnen rushed in upon them to rescue the prisoner ; Captain During, of the German Le gion, having just turned out with his crmpany, and coming up ;it the moment, the Militiamen were corn- pelted to retreat to a short distance near the shamh'e ; they stopped ar.d fired upon the Germans, of whom several were wound id. The Militiamen having dis persed in the street, fired upon the Germans who chanced to pass by. Lieutenant Marshal, standing I at the door of his house, was shut through the breast, and dangerously wounded. Lteutenant-Colonel Dakar, hastening to the alarm post, was shot at near the Commissary's house. A troop of cavalry, Ger man heavy horse, aring turned out, beg..o to scour the streets. first owing the flat side of their swine's, and after several horses being wounded, nsed the sharp edge, upon which the Militiamen retired. From pigstie a shot was fired, the Militiamen concealed there were made prisoners. From a window of a house, another shot was fired, and' two men being concealed there, were Olen made firierstieri. A party of the Irish Militia quietly returned through a Lint, Captain Jones being feed wlth a man id the line. P. 11.1tef. 47 the Irish Monti& Liken . a the above ly, and now in Prison . la Mtnkets taken ftwes lhe Irish liklisamsa . va Yn.ra• &runes . 27 Uf the seowwentirned muskets, in had ban lea& d rwh MAPeslAtiLli. ba11..( .high several ha.l been doseluttgett. Ow Tlstsrets• la•t, at Catuberwed, wieLedepi,R4. Cap sin Wended rot the In.,' Wows e, gown( whom teeing received _ 166 11 .1"neet al r.." 4 • 50 .` l 4. String* . i% • be.... in het beam, hs• stone doed. itddividde, %wee.. Worwiled d ad. &mai Lewes . 64 thehlooiday Lest, Lord Walpel2, to M. Cti bale'.', Twelve of whom were sounded by b.;'s, ems ut whom flotkville•stran has Isrce died 12 • W. 4 Pe r .daY aentlles•. at Bath Caddo, Eaffolk. r,v It-. • Wounded by bayonets . 6 Kew. VP. Fanner, Adosir et 7... a., Le... 6 4•1, •„ Be cudgels . • • • y war datable/ as Lob dHu Horses wounded . . . . • towadelk. DEATHS. Frifleare 14. lithaikfights Tt.,f.d.y. taars-pla.:e. Sam, Michael Richardson,T".;. Dnaor Tabeato saw as officer with erten tackles. enew:,al.l., of Li* spool. sword drawn, before a pattyef militiaman. and heard At bra benne Is, %Vele. Rkaara .leskyre% req. a countryman say toe nott-tainatillionad plicet i ttthe „: usage •; sooner the better " Capt.Hasmegan beard a Surgeon 4 ;:r;',,7 1 7 D .".,, e ` g ' ea r of the SUR° Militia says '• by she Holy Savidiur hawr sifted, 'sweet t. sww d atre. there shall be corpses in the street."—Mt. Burke, of Clara, saw an officer in blue jacket and nankeen over, ails, and advised him to put on regimentals and to keep the men is order; he received for answer, diet, were able oflceft. Terry Fianna° saw a gentile- Man in a blue coat, nankeen overalls, and heard kith address a troop of Millttatintel, Now, my boys, play away," purse* the priwiners. Adjutant Mac donald saw a tall Officer, with . grern facings, sword drawn, at the bead of a patty of Militia. Several inhabitants deposed, that they did not hear Captain J .ors command hit men to max *vie bnyouets. Two awn-comnsissioned Olkers of the Sligo Witte assert die contrary i editing. the men wiedd tilt obey. IN. 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