The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-24 00:00:00

r' ertccl. themselves to die nth os ,as well as Mr. Saunders os 'the African Corps. received the greatest as .istawe train Lieutenant Reeve, inva lided from his Mujef,ty's sloop Kangaroo, who was wounded mor,e than once during the action, 1 have appointed . him to art as First Lieutenant of the! ship. Mr, Samuel Umfreville, Muster's Mate, a deserving and valuable officer, as second end •Mr. Edward Robinson, Master's Mate, who . bas received• a severe wound, as third. The ,crippled state of the ship, anil deplorable condition of thewonnded, having rendered the t>hject for which I sailed from, Sierra Leone abor tive; having every reason to conclude that the state of the enemy must have been such as to have greatly foiled him in his intended opera, tiOns, being much cut up about his bull, I thought myself justified in not remaining on the colst, and therefore proceeded with the intention of touching at' Matitura . ,or the Western Islands for refreshments for the 'sick, which the badness of the weather prevented, and arrived here this day. I must not omit to report to their Lordships the high sense I entertain of the humane anti skil ful attention of Mr. Williamson, Surgeon, and Mr. Burke, Assistant, as, also that of Mr. Stewart, lute Assistant-Surgeon of the Daring to the 'wounded, since this sanguinary conflict. I should also state, that although our numbers were apparently Ns rung at t h 4 cormsiVnel! Biala of the ,action, yet, from the length of time we had been-on the coast, and much icduced by sickness, we had barely our complemota fit.. for duty, and they muck c:.ervatcd. Herewith I transmit a list of the killed and Nvottacti, and I have the honour to be, &c. FnEDEttICE, PAUL lit Inr, Captain. John Wit3:m Croker, ' t• L. of eel and ii - ninnb. , ll 01/ hoard his Majesiy's Ship Commodore. thil Hon. Frceericl: Paul. Irby, on the 7th dry 01 Fr:lra:try, 1 . 813. Jas, Bates, , Lieut, ; jOhn Pope, 'ditto; Geo. Wilb, ditto; \rm. It. Pascoe, ditto, late Commander of the Daring gun-vessel; John Bogue, late Purser.: of , the. Thais ; Chas. Kettnicott, Midshipman; Meddal, qua:ter-master ; Geo., Cooper, able seaman . ; john Wil.on(1), • ditto; John BrOwn (8), ordinary seaman'; Sam. M'Keuzy,. ditto; John Welch, ditto; 11,oger* Vivian, able seaman; James Greig, caulker; Saulrriverre, ordinary seaman ; Michael Laughlin, ditto • Thomas Gardner, ditto; Charles - Squires, quarter-gun per ; ditto; Blair, ditto; linbertSticarer, able-seaman; James 1. , • .1 , toil, ditto; James' Whife, ditto ; George Edwards, cir penter's crew; William Mattbews,4andmatt ; John Dirks, or d inari seaman ; John Corlett, iandroan ; Alexander FinlessOn, ordinary seamen; Hugh Williams, ordinary seaman; John Hay,s,,ittirdnian ; ditto; Abraham Tobball, , able seaman; W. Hominoid, 511 per nume ry boy (third class); Hall, ditto ; (34:okf4e Brown, dest,ater from the. Fise card ; William Scott, captain of the foteCastle, '.la.te of the. Paring; John Lawless, landmart, ditto . ; Hugh Norton, ditto, ditto; Anthony Newstitb, , supernorr‘erary boy (third , class); 11. Cr. Gl'aingct second lieutenant of marines; ThOinas Smith, i;e6cAnt of marine,g ; Shelton., iiriect e Marine; J.Olut Barber, dstto; William hocycl, ditto ; Louis Jones, ditto; Richard Lang, ditto; Williauv Marshall, ditto, late of the Paring. Total 'killed • ~•. Slt4c& I)rAo.—D4viti Wells, latuirnan Arythouvl4Nancisoco orrlivary seaman.. 1 SUo no 6artey, priva ' fe marine 1 Peter Bartlett, ditto, late of the Darius t lit)i)cl . t. Frit ncir Totill killed, and since dead —sl Eli t;t). RAT.TLIJWY,.(:aptai • wri.p.A.N.lsoN,Surgentl :Wontided Thingerously.--John Parkinson, boatswain; Ed ward Robinson,ra4ster's :nate ;, George Alniirt man ; John Newlntry, able seaman; ioscph Gower, ditto; Patrick Mt Evoy landman ; Jeremiah Edwards, ordinary sea man ; f;ole, captain of the After-guard ; Rob. Thin ning, able seaman; Thomas Smith (I), latulmar.; John Hill (2), able seaman; David Wells, landman; William Francis, serjeant of marines; Daniel Goodall, private; Simon Carter, private; Thomas Coleman, ditto.—Total 16. • Severely.—llon. F. P. Irby, Ctaptaiii ; John Otto, quarter!. gunner ; John Watson, ship':: corporal ;'Robert Creel., land wan ; Thomas Pearce., laudonali ; John Cooley,'nrdinary sea 'swan ; Itichard Poole. captain of the forecastle; Thps. flood; lantlintio Rub Ott Craid, ditto; Ben. Daniel Smith, ahle Jn•atnan ; ,Tohn l',i-ad,:Eunt, !Rodman; John limuhay, Tiae ; 1 1 .1 er Lc Page, ditto. Williant Ruse landan ; Man. Pabin, ordinary searna'n.; Adam Watson, ablem serllllall ; Joseph tsininders, ditto ; Antonio Vratieisco, ordinary sea roan ; Jeptlut Leech, quarter-limiter; Welch, land man ; John M'Manus, ordinary seaman ; James Crib :is, so pertittinetary boy (2d class; -; John Mg...vary,. gunner',. mate, 1;oe of the Daring'; Samuel Hardy, Imidman, ditto; Edward Itnberts, alik• seaman, ditto ; 'Richard Smith, private marine ; William Snit la, ditto; Thomas Robliett, ditto; James Webb, tr4to r Edward Ward ; ditto; John M‘Donald, ditto; William littunbridge, corporal; of marines, late of the Dating; William priv,ite marine, ditto Jones, ditto, dithi; P. Rartlet t, ditto, ditto.--TOtal 25. Reeve, lieutenant, late of tie Kanga roo; Anthony llc Nlayrie, master .L Coltman, purser; T. mid,hipinan; Georgo T. (;ooeh, dilto ; Arthor itclass); John Sonnies, ali!e suiltintl; Steno. Fyfe, and T.Thomas, ordinary seamen ;.J.‘k • liennt4 , and M • Pinto,' landmen ; Nl‘Ckegory, ordinary seaman• E. Thompson, able seamaii ; NV, Newhy, quarter-master; Ilrown (5), sail makees-mate ; Redhead, qunrter-grinitcr; S.Ely, landman; Eras. Andersoh, quarter-rouider's-mate ; Mich. Ayrec, land wan ; Wilmot Car, quarter-gun:ler ; John Brown ordi nary naman ; Jolto Narrington, able seaman; Joseph Ha zlegrove and J. Mills, ordinary seamen ; J. ferry, land man ; M`Manns, 'tJ class); H. Piper,- ordinary sea- Inuit, late of the Daring; W. Higgins, ditto,' ad class, ditto; John Simpson, first lieutenant of marines . ; John Skinner, private ditto; ,latnes Healey, ditto ; John Sidehottorn, ditto; David Hughes, ditto ; Richard Datmoe s ditto; Patrick Clarke, ditto ; Nlai•k M'l)onald, ditto; Nathaniel -Warwick, alto; ; James Farrell, ditto; Wiiliani Tankard , carpenter's crew; Robert Dickens, private trim ; Crifliths, late of the Daring, ditto; Steward Sutherland, superuntrieraiy; David Futlim, ditto ; EdWard Garnish, ditto,--Total 44. 'fatal wounded, dangerriusly'l6; severely 55; slightly 44. Total 0:). March 1813, tstrila of a Letter from the Right 'Hon. /tdmital Sir John bodily! Warren, 13art. and K.B. Commander in .Chief of his Mi.ittiy's Skips 'mid Vessels on the. Atnericiin station, to John Wilson Cram., tsq. dated ut Bermuda the Zitli 181'il. • jl)dosed herewith, I beg leave to transmit a list ofvessels captured anti destroyed between the 1 tith of September last and this date. Here follows , a Bit one hundred and sixty ships itcl I,..ebsels captured and detained by the squadron under the orders of Admiral Sir John Warren, Bat, and K. B. Comtnander in Chief of his Mft— jesty's ships and vessels OR the American and West - India station, between the 16th of Septem ber 1812, arid the 26th Feb. 1813: 7 ----- Admiraity,olPce, March 23, 1813. . Admiral Lord EKith lur, transmitted to, John Wilton Crater, Esq, letter trom Captain Tobin, of his Majesty's 41ri1) the Andromache, reporting the capture, On the 14th inst. or the American let ter lot 111:41'Citle '1501(3011C! Courier, two 11(111(11 1 :d and fifty tons, six. guns, and thirty fifty men, bound fl'olll Nantes to Baltimore. D ANKH LIVIN. PAUL p or tway, Stourport, Woreestershire, tiruber-merchant, to taxi ruder April 12, 13, awl 4, at twulve, at , the Star and Gattvt 1 1 , investor. Agouties, Mesita: Cardiac anti Young, C3rtty's4nn, London, or Mr. Saunders, Sidbury, orctstersture. 4, at 'twelve, aLtht *II • Inn, raringdon. Attornies, Mr Ward, Faringdon, Or Messrs, 'forrantyClarke, a nd Richard. 3, Chancery-lanc. • Renalson.l-largreaves, Altrinehain, Cheshire,: grocer, April' 13, 14, and May '4, at two, at the Star !an, nui ehester. • Aitornies; Messrs. Pass .and Reddish, Altrincham, or IVIr. firerille:-street, Hatton-Orden. • Thomas Booth,. LiVerpool, merchant, April 14, is, and' May 4, at eleven, at the Olobe.Tayern, Liverpool, At..ornies, Messrs. BOsivell' and Buckle, IN:'eir BrOad-street, London, or Mr. Charles Barthwell,LiVerpool. • . IVltliamYoun;;, Great 'Coxwell, Berk*, dealer, April - M - at twelve, May 1, at ten, and 4, at twelve, at the Crown Inn , Great Faringdon, Berks. Attornies, Messrs. Crowdy and Mayow, Faxingilnn, or Messrs. Price • and Williams; Lin coln's•lnn, London. Samuel Lolled e, 13ristol, plane-maker, April 5* 6, and May 4, at eleven, at the Stag and Rounds, Bristol, • Attornies, Messrs Price and iVillianss, Lincoln's-Inn, London, or Mr. • William Bartley, Bristol. • • - Jam. s Haigh, Morley, Batley, Yorkshire, merchant, April 9, at four, 10, and May. 4, at the Black Bull Inn, Birstall, Yorkshire. Attnrnies, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr. Battye,Birstal. Robert Fairhairn, South Shields.,: Durham, ship-owner, April 15, 16, and May 4, at 'at the Guiclen Lien Inn, South Attornies, Messrs. Bell mid Broderick', Bow-lane, London, or Mr. Christopher Bainbridge, South Shields. • Broome Rogers, late of Cheltenharn;CHoucestershire, butcher, March 29, at ten, 30, and May 4, at eleven, "at the Eight Bells Inn, Cheltehham. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith,. Robbyns, andTonikyns, Lincoln's •Inu4New -square,. or Mr. Theodore Gwinnett, Cheltenham. Giles Bird, Perceval-street, Clerkenwell, plasterer, March 17, April 3, May 4, at twelve,, at Guildhall,. London.. Attor ney, Mr. Selby, Charles-street, NOrthampton-square, (ins well-street. John Brandwood, late of Bolton-le-Moors,Laneashire, cot ton-Manufactiner; hut. now of (Vora-street, dairyman, March 27, Arifl.i, and Mar .1 . ,.at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon 'Attoroh!*, Messrs. Blandford cud Murray, Mitre - e dings, Temple. • John LeY, Taunton, Somersetshirc; mercer, March 29, April 12, and May 4, at teo,a t the New Inn, Taunton. Attornies, Messrs. Meade and Warren, Taunton, or Messrs.. Bleas ' dale, Alexander, and-1101w, New-Inn, • London. James Lee,' Ratcliffe-highw%y,,hosier, April 3,6, and May 4, at one, nt Guildhall; London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Swann, New Basingliall-Areet; • . 'Benjamin Bray, Romford, MsseN:, victualler, Mach 27, April 10, and May 4, at ter, nt Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Jones, Size-lane; London, or • Mr. Townsend, Rom ford, Essex. rniviirentl3, R c. to-morrow.l PRICE OF S'IMAS • DAY AT TIVE.J.VE , o GLOCIC. COrIiOIS . 1E SUN. 'BIII,ENI MUSS •Dicritr. rAt.'“im inAT ? LOP,' D O N, WEDNDSDAT, 'MARCH 4 24, 1813. A Corunna Mail arrived this morning, bringing accouats from Santander, of the Ist inst. which - state, that Madrid bad been evacuated by the 'Frencfi, who were falling back to'the left of the Ebro ; and it was said, that JosEiqt's Court would be provisionally established at Vittoria. We have, also, a private letter from Villalon, a date sub sequent to that of the above intelligence from Santander, which mentions, that Joszytt hail ac tually set out front Madrid . , and that on the 2d instant, he was at Valladolid, intending to pro- teed tonyard. General CAFFAROLIA, with his di vision, bad triarebed for France ; and others, it is stated, were preparing to follow. The whole of the intelligence iinouglit by this,! mail certainly countenances the supposition of a considerable part of the French force withdrawing from the Peninsula, although, with respect to the multi armies, there is no,specific account of any tuok'ement. Since writing the above, we learn that letters Were received by Government this day, dated co runna,,the 13th inst. which state the prevalence there of a general rumour that Josion had reached Valladolid, with an intention of establishing hini self at Vittocia. MINA, the entcrprizing Guerilla Chief, , * bad attacked and taken Tafalla,wbick is situated aPciut sbi leagues from Pamplona, and bad made upwards of .454 prisoners., Our Plymouth Letter, received this day, places beyond all doubt the safe arrival of the Bootne Cl toyenne, A captured American vessel, arrived at Ply mOutli, which left Charleston the: 17th ult. brings a r4ort that a French squadron, consisting of three men of war and five frigates, bad arrived at New port, Rhode Island. Admiral IlorE left town thif morning to take the command in the Baltic. The Gazette' of last night, contains Captain IRIVY'S account of the action between the Anu lia and l'Arethusa, which we luentioncd yesteplay: It will be seen that it was most gallantly sustain ed on our part, and it reflects the highest credit on the Captain, Officers,.and crew of the dimelia. Our loss was 51 killed and dead of their wounds, including 4 Lientenanti, 16 dangerously wounded, 35 severely wounded, including the Captain, and 44 slightly wounded. Mr.l%itrraimin last night, in the House of Commons, again introduced the subject, of Mrs. LISLE'S examination, and attempted, in a ;flannel which we confess we could not c l ea rly`c o mpv. bend, to defend the course which he had pursued, and at the same time to disclaim all intention of throwing blame upon the Noble Commis sioners, Almost all the Gentlemen, who are in the habit• of agreeing with Mr. Wiwi.- BarAn in politics, have expressed their decided disapprobation of his conduct upon this occasion. Mr. TIERNEY, Sir ARTHUR PIOUT, Mr. Et.i.torr, Mr. PolisortaY, Sir Samoa', ROMILLY, all -tbe beads of his Party, are against him ; hut, per. hens. he may find consolation in the praises which NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MARCU 23.—The American:sol'pp , - ner COitrier, DAV iS, from N:uitz, With a . cargo consisting of brandy, wine, silks,. Bte, bound to Boston, captured after a chase of two days by the diutronric . he frigate, Capt. Ton and which we mentioned in our last as having arrived here, is a very superior'sailer,, and, we understand, would not have been captured, had not she carried away one of her spars, whieh they attempted to replace when within pistol-shot of the frigate, but were prevented from effecting it, by the galling fire of musketry which she kept up, and soon after_bove 'to, and was taken possession of ; she sailed. from Nuutz on I lth inst. Also arrived yesterday the American schooner Virginia Planter, GOODAY, from Charleston, with a cargo of cotton, bound to Manta, captured by the Pyramus frigate, Captain DUNDAS. The Fir ( ginia Planter sailed trout Charle , ,ton on the 17th February, and by this ve set we leam, that, at the time of her departure, a ieported prevailed there, that a French squadron, consisting of three men of war and five frigates, had' arrived at Newport, Rhode Island. The Courier and Virginia Planter are very fine vessels of tlicir class. It is with picasi;re we announce the safe arrival off this port of his Majesty's ship Boitne Citoyerzne, of l 8 guns, .Capt. Gr,r4:N,.from Bahia, in the Bra zilS, with a million and a half of dollars on board, on account of:merchants in England, which ship is now (eleven . A,M.) proceeding for POrtmouth, with a fine breerz„from the north-west. The Dauntless sloop of war, Capt. BAaarb, that arrived here on Thursday, last from Gibral tar, was this day released from quarantine. Arrived the brig Wellington, belonging to .Car difF, EyAms, master, from Limerick, I.vith a cargo or provisions for this port ; and the Lord. ;Nelson, belonging to this port, PupoicomE, master, from Portsmouth. Sailed tho Speculator hired armed -lugger, and Growler gun-brig, with a fleet of merchantmen, consisting of about 20 sail, for, the L'astward ; among theta are several vessels from Bourdeaux, under lidense, with cargoes, consisting .of ltrandy and wine, bound to London. Also sailed the Pheasant sloop of war., Captain PALMER, on a craize. Arrived the Helicon brig,of war, Captain Hop- Atisrs, from a oritizo, wick Anwriedn Q.LArYner; - supposed to'be her prize, and shortly'after art eyed another American vessel, prize to one of onr eruizers. Pq'ivetl the Young Dixon, CM.TER, from the coast of Guinea,, which she left the 3d of De- . comber. About two months since spotte the ate rid, :sloop of wav, out tive weeks from Cork, with s'eve.o sailmuler convoy for the Brazils. FALmotrrit, Mnacit 21.—Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet, in eight day from Corumia, with a mail. Putt hack the Martehesterpaelcet *WI a wail fur Halifax. 'The ships in the. Roads, notwithstanding it blows very strong, are riding perfectly safe. A large American ship with a valuable cargo on board for Bourdeaux, has been taken and car ried into Coruana. DEAL MARCu 23.—Sailed the whole of the out-1 ward-bound, under convoy' of his Majesty's ships Rapid and Elgin, for Portsmouth ; the Cordelia' sloop of war accompanied them. Arrivett the Christian VII. from Portsmouth. PORTSMEI(7III, MARcu 23. —Arrived his Ma kity's ship 4/ouzo from Guernsey. ailed his Majesty ship Christian VII. for the Doivns*; Fox, - Success, and Diomede, for Ply mduth and the North Star, on a cruize. 11is,Majesty's ship Asja is appointed convoy for tke West ladies, and the,frotr-rLie for Guernsey and Jersey. THE DUCHESS OE llauxswicE.—We have the melancholy duty of announcing the death of this venerable Princess, the last .sarviving sister of our revered Sovereign. She was born on the 31st Jnly, 1737. On the 17th of January, 1764, she was married ti.) the late Duke of BRUNSWICK - WOI.PENBUITEL, by whom she had issue three sons and three daughters.-- It is but a due tribute of justice to the Duchess to sny, that through the whole of her conduct she conducted herself meritoriously in all her relative duties, and always was held in'the highest esteem by e'v'ery part of her illustrious family, It does not, appear, that she ever presumed to inter fere in politicol transactions, but contented herself with holding forth an t stimable example of domestic propriety. The Immediate cause of h er death was En) epidemical disorder which at tacked her two days ago, and which operating up on an asthmatic affection that lhtti troubled her ma ny yew's, produced a spasm in her chest, and terminated her life vestenlav evening. about nine. COItUNNA PAPERS.,, -! ' lean , • SANTA DER, 111.xscil have h" that Madrid was . evacuated by the Frenc 12th Feb. who, according to.al" falling hack to the left of the DO Of iipiniba that JOSEPH'S Coda ally established at Vittoria. Gen: c'AFFAilni.r.l . ; With his ill\ ed for Fiance. GoneralCAMß; ll d'aruacs and Imperial guards NI -boa, is likewise marching in the CAFFARELLI ; GCII. PAL 31,41 nertil CANIIIIION'y at BilbOtt. OVIEDO, MARCH 3.—A letter on the Ist inst. from. a pe r on stating, that MINA 11t1(1 Oken men who garrisone4 it ; 1111t1 ABBE came from Pamplona to t not succeed, but was-beaten CIUDAD Roimoo.—The at Zamora and Toro, and thos tweet 'the - Tormes and the Doi moved to Valladolid• and Burg great scarcity of provisions is e. , h tiO e SANTANDER, FEB: 2:3. Tile F t r b e e nc- escob ili oi, cuated all the Montana, Santona. They remain in liilbu3, bi.,ttbe they are considerably fortifying. l a ,r i tt :l tlrs arc united about 16,000 men ftn."/'''t r we sire ignorant. Gener Azpeyba:and although he boa, judged it right to red OytEDO, FEB.2s.—They that on the 11th Senor Lo: Poza, in which the Frenc viz. 400 killed or wound( atnong the latter 16 calif baggage, and money. WINDSOR, MARCH 23.' cesses AuGcsTA and Safi borsebilek, being the first t PHIO ridinisinre inch Princess Wm:lmp:if, and more. The Earl of LIVSRPOO . yesterday of the PRINGI; 11° C u o s i e t . nt ' 1 . i-t/NSTER bad an PEINCE B.EGLICT. _. We are happy to learn t: 1:?'1•TF. is perfectly 'destined riighnesstskes the exercise at the back of Carlton Ho, in Hyde Park, fir. , Gorr ~,, S:t,,vrtixT, i: , (0111;;6r , 111 !!!!!! .. KING'S Tti EAVIE.--Tiie b p r r b es u s g i l v tt forrward last nig]; posed by PUCITTA, and it i. - ,n- . „ indebted 'teor(l-15itel4r.tAieLltAnIc:rit'it o:ittili'llf'ue::°tfiliP:eci er i 4::°:':i4l'(''; 1 eh' tended it. - ; ~,,, ~ • , i f Th e InE 1 H 8?..TRE....L...The Conietiy °• , c e Sfandal drew irvery numerous alai:'l:l,,,, to Covent-Garden Theatre.--‘ll' i ~oic . ady Teazle, and in the P la Y ful P' i lk Y lug parts of the character she disl)-'''„ humour and patb os,--C . li'.i a i-v - `, ' , 0 0 f . e s t i ( ) 1 t i i i . 1 t t , C i l e h s fi a a r i r • i s t e t: fi t: u n: f i e j a il : t o:C: 1 : d c e t ( ll : a e t r :l y :tret i : : : : :f l aCrici;Y. b_ e considered as his comic Chef 4 ! i , -- A, •• which he gave al! the' smooth 0)r.,1,01.• tlie 0 ` sir was uncommonly whinisic.' ' in. ( - i - Backbite, unti MATtiews not le's 111 tective in Crabtree. 131.AscflAgr:7,1' manly humour in .Sir Oliver, an d " I ':, - 1 . 4 1 . 1''' Peter gave. with eharacteritie t ~ s j or his alternate tvranglings and fowl° rovii Miss- 1.301,T0N, who ~,s a very ig,...e • s 0 actress, was interesting and inipoirit. . The comedy we nt o ff with great sl?,0011, ywo y i l it s ti l n i i it e ng I ,i n o in, i ni t i u ti e n r i e:oin,.t.t,ikte rbeycetset d e rt. i I:ltyt:h)eftoll;:te:.te!ti '1 city of London, to the inemoryo: 0 , 1 e or,n turday next. '' Li f di e PEDESTRI:AN.---"A. Collellini4,ll, " .., , gUilletiS, to.gO frOltt WeStllllllStcr , 1 dillgton, anti return, being 22 1 101` ' He won the'inatch easy. p a tc h ' It is in contemplation for to fight for a piirse of 50 carte'goinea_s battle betwcen Alolineux aml . 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