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I ROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 'MAY 29. Ailmaralty-Office, May 29, 1813. Co of ',Ater Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. to John Nilson Cruiser, Esq. (Wed: in liamoase, May 25, 1813. Superb, in Haiiioaze; SIR, May es, The Alphea schooner has just Arrived from the r nab 'coast of Spain, and brings intelligence f the capthre of Castro, by the enemy on the. 11th instant, after a defence that reflects great lto- Isom On all concerned. The partichlars tire detailed in the inclosed co pies of letters from Captain Bloye,ofhif•iilNesty's slocip Lyra, whose exertions with the force that was with him, appear to have been highly meri torious: lie bears the strom;;est testimony to the zeal cif Captains Bremen and Tayler, as well as to that of the officers and crews of the Lyra, Royalist, and Sparrow. Lieutenant M'Donald of the Aliihea states, that be communicated u4b the coast, after Waving Ber nie°, and was informed that the enemy had lost; in the different attacks, at least two thousand five hundred min. I have the honour to he, Ric. • KEITH, Admiral. J. W. Croker, Eeq. &c. MY LORI!), Hi* INlajesty's'Slanp Lyra, May 16, 1813. Conceiving that the surrender of. Caitro should .be known in England as soon as possible, and the Alphea schooner being about to proceed to Ply mouth, I herewitytransmit to yon u duplicate of my letter to Captain Sir George Collier, giving an account of that'event, and of the operations of the vessels under my orders, in assisting in its defence, and in removing the garrison, From various reports I have since received, I am informed that the loss of the enemy was so great, that the conquest of Castro, instead of be ing celebrated - as a victory, as was usual on , other occasions of any advantage, :created an universal gloom among the French.. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Itol3. BLOYE, Capt. Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. &c. SIR, 116 Majesty's Sloop Lyra, off Bermeo, May 13, 1813. . least flute theinsrind menrushea at . once,trlto the town from every quarter, not only from the breaches, but also by scaling. They Were most gallantly resisted by the garrison; who disputed the town house by house, until they - were over whelmed by numbers, and obliged to retreat to the castle ; the ships boats and launches were in readiness to receive them, and they were embark; led by companies under a tremendous fire of nuts ketry, and distributed to the three brigs and Alphca schooner, except two companies which remained la.defend the castle until the guns, .(Si.c. were de stroyed. The enemy advanced to the castle, but were successfully resisted until every. gun was thrown into 'the sea ; but they unfortunately gain ed the inner wall before the train for blowing up the castle was set on fire, in consequence of which that part of My wishes was frustrated ; 1 have, however, the pleasure to say, that every soldier was brought off, and many of the inhabitants.--- The town was set on fire in many places, and Must I think have been entirely destroyed. As soon as every thing was embarked, the squadron Weighed. and proceeded to Bermeo, where the troops were landed yesterday morning. I have the' highest gratification in having to Mention the cheerful, yet fatiguing exertions, of every officer and man employed, Captains Bre men and 'Tyler contributed by their advice and assistance every thing possible for the defence .of the place, and for the safety of the garrison ; in deed- one universal feeling of the seat west admira tion seemed to animate every one in saving so Many bra ve. intn's lives. It must readily occur to you, in the execution of such services as I have now detailed, :the Mast arduous exertions of every one, in so small a force, must have been neces sary. Nor must* 1 Omit my.own tribute of applause, at the manner in which Governor Don P. P. Al varez, and every officer and man in the garrison, employed every means in their power to defend the place, so long 'll3 the slightest hope remained of saving it. Every thing I suFgested was agreed to with the greatest promptitude, and every exer tion made to second my wishes. The garrison consisted originally of twelve hun dred men, anti am happy to say their hus has been much less than. 1 eXpected, consisting of about fifty killed, and as many wounded. I have great pleasure in informing you our loss has been trifling to what might have been expect-, ed, consisting of ten wounded, four in the Royalist and six in the Sparrow. Lieutenant Kentish, of the Royalist, was slightly wounded in the leg, and Mr. Sutton, Midshipman, received a musket ball in the leg, while embarking the garrison, which rendered amputation necessary ;` Captain Bremen speaks of his general conduct in the highest terms, and 1 was an eye:Witness of his intrepidity li in saving the garrison, amidst a shower of musket balls, From the intelligence received I have every reason to'believe there were not less than thirteen thousand men before Castro : the enemy collect ed his troops from every post in the province, and seeme4 determined to take it, let it cost what it would. No terms were ever• offered ;, but as soon as the breach was sufficiently large, they marched to ►he assault, putting every one to the bayonet, without distinction ; I cannot at course form any estimate of their lois, but front the fire Vept up by the 'britteries, and by the troops before they re , . treated, I am persuaded it must have been very great. , • One hundred and forty French prisoners just arrived at llermeo, taken by Don Gaspar; I have directed the Iloyalist and Sparrow, to con, 'ey them to Cot unfla with a company of artillery, part of the late . garrison.of Castro,.and shall re main with his Majesty's sloop under my command off Castro'; to impetle the' eneMy!s 'commtmiett tion by sea, and prevent any ►nerchant e vcsscl.s from falling into their hands, 'until I rece►ve your further orders. I have the honour to, be, &c. (Signed) Romer ];LOPE, Commander. To Cuptaiu Sir George Collier, ti►trveillunte. P. S. Euclased is a list of wouthted... List of the Tteturns, of Wounded on !mini 1i Majegy's 91norm Lyra, Royalist, and Sparrow, between the 7th and war ' May 1813. Lyra. None killed or w•oundled. Itovulin Lieut. S. Kentish, slightly; Mr. C. J. Sutton, midshipman, severely; Mr. Chaitars, earpontpr, slightly; John Lloyd, captain of the foretop, slightly. ti - pariow. Charles Weir, quarter-knurlier, severely; Thomas Collette, quarter-master, slightly; 'animas Sullirun, seaman, slight ly; Edward Roberts, seaman, slightly ; Thomas Gay, marine, severely ;, LVilliatri. iVatson, marine slightly.— Total--10: (Signed) ROBERT BLOYE, Captain. In my letter of the 4th instant, I informed you of my arrival off Castro, in company with his Ma jesty's . sloops Royalist and Sparrow; 'and that the enemy having been twice repulsed.from before the walls of Castro bad again invested it since the 26th of April, with increased forces, and of the rnussures taken by the squadron to assist in its de fence ; I have, now the honour to communicate. to you our subsequent operations. On the sth, and 6th no matetial movement took place. The enemy Were in stv) numbers in the surronrstling villages, that the garrison did nut make another sortie atter the 4th. We perceived them making faseines in the woods. On the 7th we discovered that they were throw ing up a battery to the westward of the town. A twenty-four-pounder was landed with great diffi culty, from the Sparrow, on a small island within point blank shot of it, and a battery erected, which by great exertion was nearly ready for its recep tiny' on the following morning, at which time the enemy cOannenced their fire from two twel re poUndert against it, which was briskly. returned by tbe castle, and about three in the afternoon by Our X34-pounder, and with surd). effect, that one of their embrasures was retylered perfectly untenable before night. The enemy were discovered also constructing a large battery to the south-west of the town, within one hundred yards of the wall, under cover of a large house, and against which the guns of the castle could not be brought to bear. A long brass,tWelvt-pounder was wounted tatythu castle, by the assistance of our people, but It unfortunately burst after having been fired a few times. • The whole of the 9th a heavy fire was ~.kept up on both sides, ana every exertion made to strengthen the defences. The most determined spirit of resistance animated the Governor Don P. P. Alvarez, and every officer and soldier under hiSecimmand, and the enemy bad received signal proofs of their perseverance and courage in the two prcceeding attacks. We could see troops ap proaching in every direction ,and we received intelli gence that besides the artillerytheyhad received from Santonce before our arrival, they had also several guns embarked at Portugalette. 1 thcrefore'.took every precaution to prevent their conveyance, by ea, by sealing at one time the Sparrow off that port, and, at another the Royalist, and keeping a strict guard of briats by night. On the loth the enemy . commenced throwing shells from a battery they bad constrt!eted to the • south east of the town with great effect; they ere also busily employed in electing two, other b a tteries, one to the southward of the town, and the other to flank our works on the island. They also sent a strong body of men hehind. the rocks to annoy our periple with mosketry; but they were sow' dislodged by the, fire ~of a. four-pounder on two COHIiMIIIeS of Spanish . troops. battexy for another tWolty-fourpounder was begun by Captain Tayler, On the istand' flanking the ettent'ti rinriptil battery, and the guu inotme ed and rc:taly for firing at daylight oft the 11th. The enemy at the •same -Moment opened a very heavy fire from their south west battery, with such effect, that, notwithstanding the brisk manner' in Which it was retityneal frond our eight , een,pohnder carronade, mounted on. the clistle, the troops on the wails, and ot i ir oattery on the island, they had made a breach large enough to admit twenty men abreast, before ~00n. The enemy were now ad vancing towards the town in inimetl.se numbers; and as our position on the island was not tenable irt the event of their storming, I directed Captain 'ravier, Of the Sparrow, who had undertaken the Humagemellt of to re-embark the gnus and men, aud inaile the necessary arrangements with the Governor .to emb;lrk the garrison, alter- hav ing nestroyed the guns, apd blown hp: the castle. The enemy 'having dv. , stroyed the walls, turned: their gnus o a the town and eastle ' throwing shells incessantly at Ate bridg e co t tti o ct i, the a w i t h t i le hunting. place, ertdcavottriotocti.t.soff { wtrrisou ; about utne:l 3 ,; M, . at, • the retreat Or excl!anijes. At the Suit; t3►=kr ,Hospital Staff'—',For Surpon.Bach, from the Duke of Bruns wick Ot.ls Corps of Light Infuntiy, to he Surgeon to the yurce,,, iead Surgeon Back, from the Duke" of Brous nick Ocls' Corps of Light Infantry,. to be Surgeon to the Forces for the service of the Continent only. Beacon's Ilegiment—For Ambrose St. John, Gent. to he En sign, &c. read St. Andrew, St. John, Gent. to be Lu sign, &c% ntect W 001), of No. 219, S'trand ; a nt rubliWird 17y AMIN - 4Eu SCRIPPS, South Multon•ptrret. 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( flat prevent his Royal flitiliness from P ilyi t;_ , * 1.0 their gratitude for his services to t io... -- : ciet ia sl " . i Among a .a s t ,.D ti iss a e r n d t e i n n ,' 4. those -who were • t and l' 3a ue lel P u r e 1100 ) on to address Ei.... , . the meeting we the Hight. ~ di e i '" of crawford, as one of 'the Directors 01,,,5,,1,-' Correspondent Board, J. W.Ailams, Fig' ''', lia' surer,Mr. Garden, the Rev.. Dr. Young, as Secretary, th ' 0 ,,,, g_ i y , 0 i !he Church of F in dand, and the ti-c`':,, o f c.. 0 greatest sutistic u ti a o s t " ) l , :a li i i i c ico l t )rirt e h l); puu‘yvb;t.:olllo hitse,srt:ilT..„ Ill )( le, of Kelso,tititendßtelive. PeRler.v.111r:Irl:(1711::Plic:'01:: Kelly, as Ministers of the Church of Sc °l . t os• the Rev. 'M r. vtr ati ,,,i yr O. Cill) of the il i firili ci .bie t is t y e p ttee o f the ihe eveni n b• , r.. .i .ie ty excellent speeches delivered oi iliic (0:4 1 ‘O9 . I:_l ol _entertairnitent both in dinner and wi lle 'ster. e ir t e a d b it ii n i b ty le a t i o id t i t: l : e l: a n: i t y e, and to th ' lig or 6e i • too ntuch credit cannot be given, not °1 o 'oo of excellence of the feast, but the conibiaetia displayed. ' co ' v parry with expressions of his unmixed flP i le s a t n i iris t (i tt a t 1 o ßt n i : :‘, : i lal h (l i e c ls l i t °i maintains tialni his t t s asc continual ti n )11: o ul i c it. : s sl e'tialPt;;;;l' I I C : 3 1 '1 , 511 : 13i ti el 14 1 o t r i an i'e l : ae s il c iti l e ) r o ac o ric l i s saif i o l u i un v sy a: sl i tii iit ti l ee s es, p ., laces thousand. _ .._...___._. % i 1 l t i c c h i l i e l i 1 d re v , . .., A . few_ days. ago, was safeßliyild'erliiirSer-ed of a sou, tiv ' I JA , t ook ounu iransfield, Esq. Baker-street. ,I P I ,1 On Saturday, May 29, at Lord Plotharn's, a• 1. 40 . 11 0 t I iddlesex, the Lady of theHanl.' -.derielL • • and Iter. i........______, of LIAOn. - , , n p MA It MED. s 1 rc i,bi so . - ri t. On Pridav • 0 , ..„ ,at St. James's 'Church, by the Lord ' i - t i l e I, ` T York, the R. Thonta It k)I I II st -son ',.; „woe - 9 ara pl, e( c* BishoP of - London to Gamine 1)0114 Niacdonali) ) ~,, daughter of the Lord ' Chiefßaron. r , e, ''',l, c ..,.. o , tl_,S u rttrelay la-t, at St. George's, I4anoverlqiiiii 10,:it t i t , : I ward Smyth, son of Sir William Saiyet or ' - io aor t y T► the county of Essex Bart to lotitia ° cell 't . 4°'lll doaughTe, of John We l• ' d F : f 'A' Odcatotli in 11 i oxford. ,y . 411 , .41., o 0 . . lel ti 1° ' DIED. vat , A .:,,i1" 0.. n Thursday, flay 1613 in 13ennet-street, ~ , o , ..,c• Whyte Melvill. E.,. !. , , -out wo,. land. L, -'l.• La llannocby 1.e........,e....5..... the Atinzircilly-Office, May 29, 1813. Copy of a Letter from Captain Stymour, of his Majesty's, Ship Leoniflai, addressed to Vice-Adruiral Thornilrough,. and transmitted by Admiral Sir Robert Gilder to-Jolui Wilson Cro Ger, Esq. Leonidas, at Sea May 21 1313 . • I I have the satisfaction to acquaint you, that his Majefrty's ship under my command has just captured the American schooner privateer raid Jones, of sixteen guns and eighty-five men, emu manded by Mr. Archibald Taylor ; she has been absent two months from New York, and has made three prizes, Five men were wounded on board her by our fire during the chase. . I have the honour to be, &p. G. F. SEYMOUR, Captain. Edward Thorntiorough, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Red, Commander in Chief, &c. &e. [This Gazette also contains a of seven Amer, rican vessels captured and destroyed by his Ma. jestys ship AL('lns, Lord J. Townsend emu wander, between the 18t1h Of. Jaimary and March, 1813. A second list of ten American vessels cap film' and destroyed by the boats of the squadron under the command of Lient, Packinghorne, of the San Domingo, detached in chace by signal April 3. A third list of 10 American vessels, cap.. tured and destroyed by the squadron ender Rear Admiral Cockburn, on the 17th of April, 1813.] War- 014 v, May 29, 1813. bth Regiment of Dragoon Gum tis—Capt. J. Knipe, from' t 1 4 „ Ist M ag oon*, to bo Captain of o 'noop, vice iticken, who , ISt Regiment. of Dr; . goons- , --Capt, F. Aitken, froth the 7.ttli . • Dragoon Guards„to lieCtiptain of 't:rodp, viee Knipe, who ito • exchanges. —S. Gdenougli, Gent, to be -Cuinet, by pur chase, vice Aemoie, prom oOlh Regimen" of Light Dragoons-Cornet C. D. Allen. to be Lieutenant, vice liandlev,„decetved. - - 12th Ditto---Cornet Charles li'rost to. he Lieutenant, witliont purchase. 21st Dittli• Gibson, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Whaley, promoted. Stall' Corps of Cavaity—Lieut. J: Dowd, ,from a Recruiting District, to he Lieutenant, without purchase. • 10th Regiment Of Foot—Ert,igo W.. Mayes, vice Silhosoit, pro . nioted in.the yttut, and Ensign d.Ruthindivice deceased,• to be Lieutenants, without pui`elvise.—H. H. rm-fp.thar,m, Gent. lice Rutland,. to he gems C. 11. Hill, front a particular service, vice Tucker, promoted o n the Staff. and A , :sistaiit-Surgeott 0. Pritchard, vice Illicke, promoted on th, Stotf, to be Surgeons. Ilth Regitmout of Foot—Ea ,1:':f1 W. L'Estrange to he Lieute nant, by porel t at,, vice Joites promoted, and Lieut. Francis Hurst, Fran the r Fernianagh Militia, to be Ensign, without ' porcha3e. 14th Ditto—Eosign W. 11. Hill, from the Hertford' Militia, to be without purchase.. 26th Ditto—Major-General George Earl of Dalhousie, front the Oth.Garrfson Battalion, to he Colonel, vice Lord El . pill/stone, deceased: l3oth L:ttouche, Gent bc'Eu.ign, withont pur 'chase. • 33d Ditto---. Ensign S.' Lynain, front the Oath Foot, to be En sign, by purchase, vice Westmore, promoted. 40th Ditto—Lieut. 11. Hemslev from the Leicester Militia, to „, he Ensign, without. purchase. - 44th Ditto—Ensign W. Tusulcitts, without purchase, viceSaun demn, promoted in the 7-2 d Foot, and - Ensign W. Jones, by purchase, vice Suter, who retires, to he Lieutenants.--En sign C. Dottleele, •front . he Clare Militia, to he Ensign, without perchase. 46th Ditto--J. Skelton, Gent, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted its the tooth Foot. 48th Ditto-3: Widenbam gent. vice Homily, promoted in the 40th Foot, and H. eoSterion, Gent. vice Bourke, pro 'noted' in the 100th Foot, tube Ensigns, without purchase. 49th Ditto—Ensign' 1 - LlVltittro, from the 89th Foot, to be • Lieutenant, without purchase.—llospital-Mate 11. W. De veins to he Assistatit-Stirgeon. 51111 Ditto—Ensin E. Morcott to be Lieutenant, With o ut purchaSe; vice Donellan, Who retires.' 57th Ditto—Lieut. Leslie to be Adjutant, vice M'Far- Lute, who resigns the Adj toantcy only, 60th Ditto—Major-General Ir. Clinton, from the Ist Foot Guards, to be Colonel-Commandant of a Battalion, vice Whethm,:deccosed.—Captain Wetoyss, from the.tith Garrison Battalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice.. Liv ingstone, appointed_to the ad Garrison Battalion. 67th Ditto—Lieut. Huston, front the Armagh Militia, to he Ensign, without purchihe. 70th Ditto- 7 Ensign J. Savage, from th e A n t r i m Mili t i a, to be Ensign, without purchase. 72(1 Regiment of Foot—Ensign D. )liinson to he Lieutenant, vice (3unn,• placed on hall : pay.----T. W. Yates, Gent. to be Ensign, • vice Manson. 77th Ditto—Capt. Murdock:lL Maclaine to be Major; without purchase. 81st Ditto--Surgeon W. Banilield, front a particular service, to be Sor.2,e.m, vice Jones, promoted on the Staff. • 84 th'Ditto—CaptainIt.Cockburne to be Major, vice Horton, deceased. 85th Ditto---Susign WI Hickson to be Lieutenant, by put.. ' chase, t ii a MouLitt, appointed to the 38th Foot, 87th DittO—Lusign A. F. Boyce, froM the Limerick City • to be Ensign, without purchase. • . . JillthaDitto-Aylmer Dowdall,. Gent. to be Ensign, - without -purekas.e, vice Munro, promoted, in the 49th Foot.. 82,1 Ditto—Ensign A. Macdonald to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Leitham„.who retires. ,• . 95th•Ditto—Ensin W. Shaw, f rom th e Leicester Militia, to lie Second Lieutenant, without purchase, • 96th Ditto - Ensign C. Baco:. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, viee•Gell, procaotcd. 98th Ditto—Ensigns W. 'feeling, H. Wilson, IL French, .B. Brady, J. 11. Munk, and M. V. Sanicey, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenants without purebase.G. Gahagan, Gent. by purchase, vice Lynam, appointed to the 331 Foot, C. Taylor, Gent. v i ce 'f ee li ng, T . Gib son, Gent, vice Wilson, G. Ferguson, G an t. v i ce F rench, J. Freed', Gent. vice Brady, and E. Mattindale,.Gent.,viec,Monk. 100th (ditto.--. Ensign I, Dawson to he Lieutenant, without . chase, and limbo', and Adjutant-S. Hingston to have the rank of Lieutenant.—Ensigus A. 'Ramsay, .1. E. Dillon, J. Stevenson, J. Maxwell, irons the 46th Foot, C. Boothe,' .Itonv the -18th Foot, H..Driscoll, from time 67th Foot, vice Dawson, IL Foley, Gent. vice Ramsay, and J. Clark, Gent. vice Dillon, to be Ensigns without purchase. • • fgd,Weit India Itegiment.- 7 To be Lizotteriantl. , , without pur purchase, Forigns• Thomas M'iterson, vice Davis, de- CiMiCit, and Charles 11. Hales, a ice Sitmil, appointed to • the 41st Foot. To be Po without purchase, Alexander Morrow, Gent. vice M.Pherson, and Robert Clarke, Gent. vice Hades. 6th Ditto, .Major-Getieral the . Hon. E. M. Pakenham, from the 7th Foot, to be Colonel,. vice Lieu tto , ant-General Fra ser, deceased. Joseplo3ones, Gent. to be .Easigti, Without purchase, tic.: Bateman, whose appointoteut haS not taken . . . 9th Ditto, ROderick•Mackenzie, Gott: to be Ensign, without 'purchase,. vice M 4 Queen,- whOresigna. 1 0yallValcgon'frain.--40 be Cornets,—ll. il. Tudor, Gent. ehntle.il:rnest Turner,fle Quartet-Masterjohn Mahon, • from the 9th Light Dragoons.. Regimental Serjeant-Major Samuel Hardman, from the .7th Light Dragoons: Troop Serje.tut-Major Joltilthall Allen, from the, 7th Light Dra -govt.:, vice Emmerson, who resigns. 3(lGarri:oun• Battalion, Captain Alexander Livingstone, front • the Gait Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice•Jerrard, appointed to the 6th Garri,an Battalioo. 4th Diu to, Ensign Johu Watson to be Lieutenant, vice Boycs, - • appointed - to the 85th Foot. Arthur Buytt,Gent. to b e E n -. sign, vice Wation. sth Ditto, tv - fajor , General Gore:Browne, from the 40th Foot, to he culoncl, vice lAA oppointed to the com mand of the 27th Foot. Captain Josepli.Terrard i from the is l Garrison Battalion, to be- Captaio of a Company, vice Weinyss, appointed to the 60th loot: sth Royal Veteran Battalion, SerjeantJatues Bprke, from the 89th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Earle, who resigns. BREVET. , MOO Charles George D'Aigular, of the Creels Light Infan try, to be Lieutenaut•Colonel its.the.Artuy. • HOSPITAL STAFF. To bc,Deputy Inspectors of HospitalsStaff-Surgeons Edward Porteous, ,atul Charles Tice, M.D. Physician to the Forces, rice Grey, decclt4ed. To he Surgeons to.the Forces—Surgeou John Jonem, from the 81st Foot, vice Brown, promoted. Sargent) Charles Tucker, from the 10th Foot, rice Porteous. Surgeon William H. Blida, from the loth Foot. Surgeon James Safe, from the Foot. GARRISONS. Lientenunt-Generai the Hon. rhOmas Stoitland to be Lien • tenant-Governor of Portsmouth, vice Lieutenant-General Whethani, deceased. I.ientenant•Colonel' Robert 'Walker, of the 9th Royal-Veteran Battalion to be Lieutenant-Governor of Slieerpcs, vice Itotidadell, deceased. . The King's German Legion. Ist Battalion of the Line, Wading, Gent. to he Ensign, vice %Wylie, promoted: 4th Ditto, D. Tarnm,- Gent. to be EnSiom vice Witte, pro , muted. , York I.ight Infantry Volunteers—Serjeaut Frederick Rosen than to be Adjiaant (with the•rank of Ensign), , vice Born-. siedti 'deeeakd. MEMORANDUM I. Lientenant Fraser,.of the Ist West Indinnegiment, who was snper:erled, as stated in the Gazette of the sth instant, is reinstated in his rank. The nndcrnte►itioned appointments, as stated in the .Ga►zettes of the I , lth and pith instant, I►ave not taken place. 49th Foot—John Stevens, Gent. to be Ensign, Hospital Staff—James Lawrence, Gent. to tic Hospital-Mate for. General Service. Lieutenant• Kennedy, of the 7td Foot, is superseded. Eatt:VlA in the Gazettes of the 25th February, 1812, and 4th and I Sth instant. Bourbobt Regiment—For Lie otenant-Colc,nel Samuel Keating, from the 56th Foot, to he Lie utenant-Colouel-Commandant, read - Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Sheedy Keating, &e. BT;IERSEDED. T. leeve, Leadenhart-strixt, mantii-inercer. , - BANKRUPTS. . WiMani Hawkins, Port'add-street, Walwortli Common, ;,,T • .penter, to surrender Jtine 5, 12 , and J ul y IU, at t e' at Guilaall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr CVation, cli.ha' l' ''' ' Inn,. Thomas Martin, late of Lidney, °toilet itershire, tirnhcr•r 3, t !:' chant; June 17, at sir, 18, feta Fitly 10,, at elev en, at , i Ge6rge Inn, Cheltenham.- Attornies, Messrs. Colle tt ar, I ' o . Chancery-lane, or Mr. James ilatt, Tanfield-coe rt Jo Lilo June 15, rt fi h v y i , IB6,olattontlei-elk,loaoorcii, .I.culoyttlo(i)rarntattv,ivtte'a,e:ttii:iiirii 'Bridge Inni Bolt , dn-le-Mow - s. itttornit!s, Mr. Philip l'i , Rycroft, Bolton-le-M00r. , , or -gessrs. Milne and ran! Temple. ' Edward Hawkins, York, grocer, - lonic 14, Is, and 'NV?' at eleven, at the Old Sand-hill, York. Attoraiei, .11f- George Morton; ' Gray!t-lan, London, or Mr. rite , a': Hark York. . . Thom,o; 'Jones Wilkin:on, Gtversltrit=aill, Denbighshire, irii• master, Jtine IG, 17, and Jul}- l" , a t el ""' at ti" ' i':''' ' the'r's Inn, Chester. Attu: I):!'.,, r..,.;srs. Tarrant, ea:l ;init Richards, ChAticery lane. , -, -I James Heald, Cateaton-street, Warehouscirian, &lone 5, 1 !1-., , pa a :kb l i : ne d ,crs ; ,ir t t. l;• idil t uty o lieli , y it iiit t loal e t7 l o ; li e tkya t i ka s,,i t tltr,:t. t o i n t u tt ; iir l ls , dl l . : l 4 ) l l l l , o,, London. Mr. E. A. Wilde, IrVarwick-square. ' . carpenter, su 10. . t .: . Thomas Johnson, Stafford-street, St. Mary-le-botnie,b Par.! June. 1, 15, and July 10, one, at Guildhall, linnet-, Mr. Godmond, Earl-streec, Illachfriars , r ,: John ,i ppleton Stockton-ttioin-Tees, Durban) slatiT„' a It J a.,ll..‘tl u ot) it i eli t oll t: elr.l, s %; ,. ei: e:; l lsc .: i ,. I,: v a lia, : et t rs t P ai. l :sitrr d :.s,el u i.e,r l kyi : B;o: l N,)a f ls l iitir , :,.e: a ; j t ‘l: i or e at l , tivi:eu, finches 1 e GJ 3 i r l o d a l i; 1 ) .. 1:1: n , ° : George Reynell, °ate, Circus Minories. merchant, Jo e ti l e p l i s h y l. li ' I z, t o l; l es, r ra t: i l e t eleven, c ll : r in , l t i L l t i i e e v a , e t i r : l p t i u t h o ) :::l l - ' ; 411: ra je ee ti',l.(-street, c.l'• i• ' • t• -d:l:l:Yiseisn'i '3::::::°11.1:11::1 . -I' frlitl.l:A.::::rjt'' 74 as l . at li; n o s n o e n , , atG chides, eorg; n lg nA,laLciiit:ober(rrilo:ikoi.,eorel!iji:t.l,lll: ctetcoriry6P:iari7e,%l-(.r;;riors. Thlnin, - 4 Tose Burniston, Yorkshire, grocer, Jaya' v `',,,, - t,'; i e.' . / I.ll l di t l t e) ::; l e d !:, t N e l i le Miller,.v n a 1 :: , : t r n , tp l o l e : li d . ; 1 1 ' 1 '. :, 1' ,. ) S r w ;l n e ' i s 13 s • :. r .d ep a i e . a.t o e ii d ; ~. L l ' it g ' i t- ,1 - ' 1 1 .,5 13°' ,,,,, 1' e, '1 :, e ;c % 1 : ... . ' • .: . Jol l t i n ''i l li lt S ill c ii o lt d o 4 n r , ie' l ' p ° sle li v 4: , e' N . \ ;. :r n gc ‘ hshire,_ sli ( M kee z -i'er' i l iif '' ' 1 t, 12, Rna July 10, at twelve, at tine Union 4'averu, ii;..i minglialn• .kttornies, Messrs. swain, Stei-eus, filiti'les'' John 'NM, Montuoutbsstreet, clothes -balesnian., Jaa e iiiri , . 2, a ,, l in i c : di a :l n :t s . i t l ; . A . 7 ;i tu l: i t i.y .):,: ll ::::t : tr a Y l t e ' s ‘ e ( . t ' e r ioe n k : : :, : v i . a ) : t . 11:(%::;:tli:;:,1,1,e4t'lliti:.:::11,.1.1':),..ri,I4i,:ir:rseeti: d ' : 2 ,: . 'gl o ' , , 'l4 : l3:d . A 3 : j : t ' : i t a-11 ' .1 . rtv , 1 , lit: g ) . ',. John Moffett, Newcastle-up'ati-Tcrie, bitclier. ':' r r :. Ac .. ' upon-Trite. Attornit , . Nies , r4. 11 , ..11 :‘•: ' '. lanc, Clicapside, or'Mr. Francis s e v:r.o:) ,- , :••• .. . , ' ,e 4 Prime Walker, Edgewortlt,l.Anc Ilbirt.,.calico-pi,"' ' ' , ..14 at eleven, 12, at four, and',lnly to, at eleven ;it t . .„.,,. Arms, Manchester. A . ttorities, Mr. Canby: 11, . 1 '' ' or Mr. I.:;:',s, L.haneerv- tare. - . ne eill , The . ina.; Cliillingv‘'orth; it'elliitel4 'Woreester:bi:vitti, slot& maker, dune 22, in, - and July 10,'at eieve" , ''''_ Tonere 'lnn, Alcester, Wartviclishire. Attornles, 11.1. . . Bloomshurv-square, or Mr. Guaraner, Ilwitlitcll....„. sot ~ Thomas Cos:,late of. East CLe, 5,,,5et,bi,•,,,1:1N;L0,,,,, .: 9, 10, and July 10, at eleven, -itt the ticortre I , t l ', l , l tiet• kerne, Somersetshirc. Attornies, Messrs. Illr'' - Mur l,lo ander - , and Volute , New-Inn, Londoni or N''' • J ' o z ( ll . .: r t i e .. l:l: r u li h v‘ e o • r d l i o n 'e rt 4s . , Szi s e , e , t l i , t o tg ok 's , -rents ~ rnbill, br" 641' Attor ol. ' , ,' Joe 1, 1 : 4 .: and July 10, at,eleven, at Goi,,llrill. 1.01 300 ' ~,i 'i t peLY'Y' lane. . , • Robert Watson, Sntirlrland nearCuthrseit:.:: maker, .Tune 8, 29, and July 10,.at.eltren, at g l t . c . s r,labis• , Inn, Ilishopwearmouth, Durham. Attornias, r „ 1 ., Lar.i. Frs t a Lii. cl l i , ids -S e )l ia i l o isi l dd ld a : i s e nn, Chancen-lane, Lan: : 1 .! 1 ; jotilto,, „nne • i Fitisbury-place,LeFeitdissb,UYrt4skq.:uhairree, annicarelb.l:inliti,"a: tAttorag':: and July 10, at eleVen, at Guildhall, Landau. Itr. Edge, Norfolk-street,'S.trand. . . - a (Dividends, &e. to-morrow.) • .......- r