The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-20 00:00:00

. . , . • zetta Every exxtion wal; cent teied to be Made liyh such - artillery as we c:atld command, in.redocing the E` r t er ny t o i t ir t :en b`nrwithou etrea t a k en grouil d u p on \v hi e n wv M'i'te.' aging respeaieg and the gt:nerll deception of Our informer 3, were ttoe about 'r) (?Come Manifest, On the, I.',:e;enS'left ht position opposite [ . Hemet, and,po i e.itie , the i river tletteElfote, estabitsh kitmelltlier(te 1.0 adVaticed frOm,Dibk against Hatnet on the sit.ne. day' , titel" t,itt.wei - eg nator S ppSl tiQ:l on the left , was repolsed,Avith loss; . a diver sion was made at the salt - 16'0mo at Rosetta, in a sertio vainst the left . ef our, hues,' by about eighty cay.ilry end two hundred infantry, ; the •3? ? 11 . 1 llegi tok•ot aud Drtigiienit Were engiged; Atte) , rte pulsed the„ Enemy with, inuch spirit, *nod drove him asetsual to wails. The 35th" had in this ilfair teeifkilled and foutetion wounded. I this evening detailed the 14ight',Cornpanies of the,eth nod of De ,Rolle'S to the psi of El Elatnet, undei the command of CaptainTarievai, of the for mer. His tkiet'S ' were to drive the Etterny across the Nile, either during that night, or early the next reireing. On attemptinglo effetit this .service on the coat, the Enemy Wai found to be powerful in c.w.dry, and Captain Ilerleton retired. I t31i.15 ere state the nature of the position of Hamet From Lake Edko to the,Nile is an Isthmus about two miles and an half' in extent, varying according to. thedupth of water in the Lake: The remains 'of a ; deep 'Canal, with high banks, extehcl from the river nearly two-thirds across this Isthnurs ; the. banks `cow:need the plain on either side. The village of Hamel is on the southern site of the Canal, about half way across; its inhabitants were friendly to us.. On the banks of the Nile and at Hemet are the only two regular passes through the banks of the Canal. At each of these was posted a gun, and tt , prOpOrtion ot Major Vogelsang's detachtnent From the ter inieat ton of the Canal to the Lake'iS a plain, pass able by cavalry. A piequet.guarded this flank. s Captain Tarleton retreated, !redivided his de• tachment ; he dire fed the march 'of his own patty to. tile telt position', and sent the De .Relle's, reinforced to one hundred rank and file, -to Hainet village. While crossing the plain, the latter detach mOt, under Captain Reinach's orders, was suddenly ; attacked by e.OO cavalry, and, as it Should appear; was with, little opposition routed ; two thirds were cut in pieces.. Report Of this reaching Me by eleven o'clock in the forenoon, I detached Lieutenant-Co- , loud IVl`Lead ..tith two Companies of tlk.-73th . giment, one 'of the 3xth,,a piceuet of Dragoons un- Cantaiti Dola.ncy, and a six-pounder, ,to reinforCe 'the, post, and .take the cumin:led. Teo 1 - 110 . 1'0 paoies tidlowect in the aft , 4aion, with a day's pro vision for his Whole foi\e, anuntinitiotO &c. all which arrived sal eiy. On the arrival of the the Enemy retired to" arils .and received assurance froth the Lieutenant Colonel be fwe sunset, of the perfect security of his post; he bad detached three Compauics, the Dragoons, 'and a three-pounder, under Captain Tarleton's ordets, to the phies on the right, and had :reinforced the eentre post by a company of the 35th Regiment . ; the average strength of these companies WeresiXty . rank 'and tile. • .ftlring this day the, I made no moYernent k1331113t. our atllosetta, but seat reinforeemeeti to Kamer front the town,, by, the right bank of the visited the post o 1-Ititnet during the night I. • and had the.good i fortune to escape the lf,iietny!s cavalry, who hail. turned Captain Tarleton's poittiOn, at' sitti-.set, to the number of one hundred , „ anaelty.; mune!, rceutittoit red 016 Inc. of ilVfelleey ' rvhirli I found to be ~ veak iii toanyparts, • a e o very 'extensive, I confirmed iny formcy iii froctiori to Lieutenant-Colonel I\l‘l.cod, viz. that he should de- 1 fend the post to the utmost, but it likely to belorted or turned by a• muncreos cavalry, that he should eimantrate and up tiger himself upon the Lake; the ii thiS . WaS not feie;ible, „he ShoUld haek on the main Army. 1 at the same time concerted 111:.!aS 1 11'0 , 4 for a' general retreat on the succeeding nigbt, unless .certain intelligence - of the Mamelukes should arrive ott the 2 tat. Although lie had one.third of my force underhis onkts, 1 gave him reason to expea a reinforcement of eighty men more, with ammunition,' on the en stiing 'morning,. ~ "About:oven o'clock on the morning of the 21St Ireee.ived the follewing express from him " The cavalry were not to be seen this morning ; but, to my utter astonishment, from 60 to 70 large Germs, and A large Brig, are now corning down the Nile upon us,' Ido not know what to say of tbil; it 11Pl*at's, undoubtedly, a reinforcement to the elle my, and one, of eohsiderable magnitude. I take it . for granted they have . gun-boats among them.. I must make preparations, and rendy to retire upon you ; let me know as soon as,,possible."—My PrliWer, 1111111.0diattly diSpatChed, was not received, the Dregeoe beiog unable to penetrate to the post. The reinforcement also, which had marched under the orders of your Aid-de-Camp, Capt. AlCourt, was oblige,d to return. Not a moment was to be loss in,breaking up from the pOsition before Rd ,. sena, and in supporting the llama detachtnient.- The, advance upon, us of a strong' body of cavairy that dtree.tion, prevented my ,detachieg single corps to their relieGand it wawneeiSsary.that the wile army should Isle ee togetl.tr The fieldguns wre first willidroxii from the batteriese all 'camel4.'were laden with ammunition and indispertsableltores; the can onades andniortars'keptup their fire on the town to the last inntnent that coold and . s ere then destrOyed and borled•; sParelllllll4l3r nitireand stores. were set tire to and blowii up.,- picquets•retnained in their tlecches''oritil the field train, the wounded, and the stores were assem bled in the plains, under the charge of the 78th and. lado'S Regiment, which formed a square round therm The brave 35i1l then retreated, folloWA by the picgoets, '.l.`ho'enerny,: Sallyikffriorn'the toy.'n in all diretionFe surroutel l / 4 td Scil,l3re f bra the bold from which the 3.5 th, kept . ; under .thO' emu mand of CTT: - ,. Riddle, and : the , fiatilting,position of the Light lot...eery Battalion, Under Nlajoro!Ke e l e , • o e the heights of Aboutuandour, prevented him from maki'ng any ii»pression,l 'Nothing could serpuss 1 - 14 stead' nessof the TrOops hattentrosted to My - command. The oath Ate ;itinftittired by its wings :and platoons retiring.; and the 78th with its front rank kneeling as during the • / • l'ittitea`• Al the movenients of a field;day. Under the dirglion of Col. Oswald, :wim. regulated proceedings in the rear, I felt comidini(bf the'gtiod condo& of the whole.— AbOut . ten o'clock our little Army advanced aCrOS3 the. sandy i'dain, in a direetion for the Lake Edko, and the right of the Hamet position. We arrived there about end : Olt:leek, tinder continual fire, and after a sultry ri• ! iirch ,. our lOss vas not, however, considorable; tlie,givater body of the enemy being kept at a distance bit th'e file of our Artillery 'frOm the flanks of the square. To my surprise,' not an individual of the Hamlet Detachment joined us on this march; nor could firing be_heard.in that direc , tion ; our last account of their proceedings left them Warmly engaged near to ~ the village of Hemet, on the:Rosetta srde Failing to meet them' on , the shore of the Lake, it. was necessary, in some measure, to 'rettne oursteps; and to look for them nearer to El Hamet. This conldlieeffeited-by gaining some and h ills, w hich were about a mile on our left. Our march Was accordingly direbed towards them ; the Light Infantry now the front of The square; advan ced with activity, and the Enemy, who occupied' them, dispersed Wall dire4.t.tions. From those hills, • which completely commanded a view of', the Plain and Elamet position, the Enemy were stew to be in. possession of the latter, and not any. appearance of Our Detachment in the former. It was apparent :that they had either effeac!cl a.separate retreat to Edko, or 'been.compl'etely defeated ; in either case it was advisable - , under all circumstances, that the Artily should continue its original retreat ; this was resurn ed•in the same good order as before; theleft being flanked by the Lake, the Enemy ceased to pursue Our.casualties during this retreaudid not exceed fifty killed and.wounded, and none were captured: The loss of our Enemy was considerable, but we made no prisoners.. Br suntset. we arrived at the depot. ~Lieutenant Tilly,, witli his usual kitivity,.. had, iii consequence of-my ex i press to • him in the morning, safely embarked-all provisions, and stores:'; Having . lefr our wounded and 'our . twelve-pounder. on board germs here, and refreshed the Army; . we. advanced to Edko, and took -up our former position about two in the morning. On the 22d the- whole of the stores which were at Edko were safely embarked . kat the Caravansera, - when tide Army marched for,that post, _and arrived in the afternoon without opposition • •• On the succeeding clay the, Troops emherkedfor .Aboukirs Wells ; the Caravan era was blown up under the direCtion of Capoin,liallowell... No certain intelligence has, reached vita respeCting the fate of Alit: Detachment _under. Lieutenant-Co lonel M'Leod. -General report confirms their de r . feat in tile . t4e,BUOil o the 4tst.. inid:pigtes knAly , of 1111T1 to •be prisoners. On this 1 make no comment. Lvery stepvilticli a sense of;duty, could di4ate,was takii in or dorto secure the Past. of- Ha mt. and it *will, I sincerely, trust, appear to y ou that none which prudence could suggest were omit.. ted, in: order. that, a. jun&iou should:be formed with the Detachment. That- our unfortunate Comrades did their duty must not be doubted : that :all Was lost, save Hollow, when they surrendered, must also not bee doubta In closing this letter Lam, bound, to state, that I have been ably isupported py those whu ‘ve,.re under or d as, , . • , To Colonel swald I owe, every thing that a Commander can owe 0) 11 . 1$ Sc:COBLI in col)plapd... To Lieut. Tilly, for'his exertiOns tnkthe atid' to Captain Nicholls, for.his scrvioes at the Caravan sera, our, Army', was indebted .tor its .uninterrupted Supply: Wi.erever;•NaVal assistance has, bc 4 eik re quired it has been given, under. the able superia tendanee of Captain Hallowell, with a zeal , so.pecu, Om- to our Naval omatiqns. litevery.departnwrtt, and to each Commanding offit;4r, • our ,C9ltotry is under much obligation, 4or they o;etu4 thelpselves to the utmost. They:all deserVe thet,:better fortuoe,, should have at tended their .zealowi endeavpigs. I have the honour ta :inclose ,a Return of Ahe: Kilted; Wouwied, and MiSsaing,since•the .19th The missing imply The detaebtneut at natnet none being iron) the mainiArroy: • •. liaVe. the honour` to be (Signed) W • STEWART, 13rig. Gen.., To Majar.Generai Fraser, &c. &c, Return of Killed, Wpornied, and 1411;,sing of the Artily serv ing against Rosetta, front the 1901 to the 2ist of Anil', in • elusive, tB.-4. ltoyal Artillery— r Rank and File, killed ; t Serjeant, ; 1.4 0 1 ( aid; File, ; Viers.„.„ Wound e d ; I Lieutenant, 19 }t an k arid . 'file . , ix Horses, ron.sing. .•• . Light , lntantry Bait.---t: Rank and Pile 4 killed ; : Lieutenant, • 3 .Serjeants, 9 Rank and File, wounded ; a, Captains, 2 : . , Lieutenants, 5 Scrjeants, 3 Drurniners, - ;z9 Rank.and File, missing. 359 Iteg—i Rank and filet killed ; 2 • Lictiteniihts,',4 Ser. innti..sl3 Rank and F ile, w o u n d e d ; 2 Captains,. 2 Lieu. tenants, 7 Scricants, a Drurnmers, 134 Rank and File, ' itiklting, . ~ 73th Reg.--r Ran k and'File, 1: i I led . ; i Captain, •2;Serjeants, - ' 11 Rank :aid I' Ile, wounded ; ; Lieutenant :Cutout-1, t: CiTtaitt. 7 Lieutenants, i Fn.;igli, t SWF, to Serjeants, 4 I)runirners i ;58 Rank and File, missing. • • • - 1)e Roll 's Iteg. - i Itank. and File, killed; i Rank•and File, wounded ; .2 kfujors, 5 Captai.ns, 4 1 ieutenants,l Ensigns. 8 Serjeants, 5 Druniniers, iSz Rank and,Ftie, missing. 20th' Light Dragoons—till - ail: and file, 6 I . lnrses, 'wounded t Captain, 1 ..A ssistant- SlJrgeou, I Xtunipeter, t 1 Rank ' • and, I.llv, LI Ilorses,inissing. ' , . • , ! , Total---5 ; Rank and - tile, killed ; t Captain, ; Lieutenants, to - Strjants, , 115' . Ratik . and 1 ile; •7 iirirbvs wounded ; t 1 Lieuteiont- Colonel, 2 Majors, to Capunns; tr Lieutenants,. • 1 , 4 ytisigns, 2 St.d.r, 3o Seneahte,, ,15 DrttitictletS, 733. Ratig. awl File, 16 lloisSe:., I . ..fismig. - . N a ITILt, of 0 ilieers wnuntled. Light I n,fantry Tat.-- LkutenAir Artlitir, id tliC is . th. ,'-• 33th•Reg. —Lieutenants - Daily and Pitill , at,. . ,' -, , : 70tit Reg.—captain. 4,11„15i4h. .; ,; . ~: • —, ~,., , 14 '' ,iiiieti ofolll,,,ei•s l'ilisSillt.' . 1 ,- , • . Royal. Artillery —l,ioutcnarit Punt]. 20tlf Light • Drigoons—Calituiti iblin' Delancey ;'assistant., Surgeon Otbiath. . • ',, - ' • tight Intim toi Oat t.—Captains ,Tarleton (OA* 350%), . At)(1 I),e,ip3c)l iutt De Rolle's Reginitnii) -'• Lielitctiant,) Wester ; liian ;1)! Mc 3'''h), and RoSAII6II (011)e Rull6'i Regillient); 1, • tat Batt:4llk Rt•g,.. 7 - 43aptainitAWAllittL,t:2,inti" Pike ; Lieu- ttit:ints . ,Wilkin,cui and WitAVII: ' . • • 2.1 Hat. 78th k eg.. -. Patrick Arteleod . ; Cap,tain Colin C. Itlackav ' • Lieutenauts VI, M. Diel.,lolin 041104tilison, MatleAllPW4l!f'irOgiir, 7 Christ. I.4"K.aei Alek. .;,(iitilk.l„,Piti,rteas t Ryfia, andi:ANittiloa . l4 Cintiatipt;l..nsign logni; Gregory ; As:u.!ant-Sorgcon Alx4iii4 I,eslie• li • .i. OPeti ----M keg.hji)r C'olo62tVellti!itd totijor%lohr ; - Ctristainsltyltiner, nitihler,'llarbier; witiltruclta ;. Lieu - Acßttlitfic,:sktapylbvrg, r rtv,, and Le:leo:ie.; ~Ensigns stet. , IPri.Mt.Allef, 41u1 Sommillerg, . - • , "- • • - (Signed) . •i A INI F.. S' STE IVA RT, ~,, - .+, , • - • . ~ ~.1„) ••' Captalkintotl Niajor uf - Brigade, ' t:, '.', • - . ~,., .. • 1..1.1 , , qopini fddflih• ,fi - gri , l , „fur . Ueiteral Awer to ilie,, Jaiiht rfoli' lfrifleril' r i iiali ? '4l'ted ..diciar a r ia, ft - • ru t ' . ,1r . ' i , .;••• , • -1,;, ,, . • `fi tit -1 , Ili vt,t tvq, non9nr to acqvaint. you fl i nt - ,A Lieu tcoito t Mkallei... , on, of y e.,, ,, 101ept, lois, thli , ~..•., •r , • lsiitne., ct..• , e , ',' , - .., -- Y IR is u rip.,1,14',a FLI 8 • of,Nu.A. .. 3 1 1 qiek4 7 ~:;. p ij, dlow l str et ; al Pica No."i it , , • i - 1 1 `ntre ittl4;bliscihents, Ordeil I Striv i • P • t moment arrived' here from 'dairO t'Flag of Truce, bringing various 'tetters, from, the Officers that were made prisoners at Elliarnet;•. The only intelligence he brings is, that the Ma wlukes have certainly made Peace with the:Vice : , ray of Egypt; Lieutenant :Matheisor; has been sent here withs'a view of being exchanged for sonic Albanians - that we thought it necessary to'send away Iran this place. I have the honour-tii be; Ite. • (Sio . ded). A. M. FRASER; Alai. Gen. Return of Prisoners taken , Ily.tne Enemy, transmituxi by Major-General Eraser; 'the 2.L.:th of May, )867, AlexatnUia,4l4 2a, 18e7. Prisoners 'Of War, ' 2otli - Light Dragnons—t Captain, t Assistant-Surgeon, and 3 Ran kf.• and file., r . Royal Artillery-•i Lieutenant and 7 Rank and File. Gunner Drivers-2 Raiik 'and . • tat Batt. 3•lst Reg.-12 ttatik and '' • ist Batt, 35th Captain, 6 Serjeants, z I)rommers, and hank and file. • . ' 2(1 Batt. 78th Reg:-,:t Captain', 4 Lieut=ants, 7 Serjeants, and 60 Rank and File. Dc Rolle's Reg,-2,Ma.ior, 4 Captains, 3 Lieutenants, It Serjeants, , 4 prilinnierS, 'and 197 R;nik - Aild I ile. Chasseurs liittanniques'436'Ratik and file.. - • - : Prison?rs of Waf nOtiai Cairo,. • • 2atlt Light. Dragoons-3 ,Itarkund file. • • • . • Royal ttrtillery-,4 hank and File. , • • Canner DliverS-3 Rank and File: . tat Batt. 35th Reg. Licutenant. ' 2d l3att, .78th Reg. --t, E“Sii;ll, .1 Assistant-Surgeon, r Scr. jCiillt,,2 Drliwillers and 47 Rank. and File. De Rolle's Reg.—t caps.a n ontt 2'EAsiktiS. • •''' RI:CAPITULATION. loth' Light* DragoOnS , :--1 Captain, 1 Asiistant-Snrgeon, - 6 Rank and File. Royal Artiliery---1 Lieutenant, 1r Rank and File. Ctinuer'Drivers--5 Rank and Pile. Ist tiatt.zist Reg.— tz Rank and File. ' ;St batt.ssth Reg.—t- Captain,. Lieutenant', 6 Serjeants, z 14 Rank and . • ad B.at. keg.--t '"Captain, 4 I..ietitenalus, 1 Ensign, i Assistant-Stirgeon, S Serjvitltts, 2 Did:inners, 107 Rank and kile. . . •" 1)e. Reg.,..2.Maj0r5,,5 Captains, 3 Lieutenants, 2 Elt gigta.4 Srj;:atits, 4 I.h‘ninniers, 197 . 10nk and File. Chasseurs Britannitives , -5:6 Itaidta`nii ' , Majorsi.s Capt.jll3,',9. , Lieutenants, 3 Ensigns, 2 Assistattt.surgcults, 25 §vjeauts,: Druituners, Os Rank anal: Ile. ' Officers,' Priqoner's of War. ‘. •• r. Captain ;Delancey, of the Light Dragoons: • 2.: Msistailt-Suiocni ti;ilisony isf ditto. ; • 3. Lieutenant I)uun, offtite ituy4l Arti • , 4. Capt din AVAllibter, of the 35tegint. , • S. uttpiain.llta a.;,y, j h I<nio f the' 2critatt. 78th Iteg. severely wounittd, 6.. Lii,utetiant Mathef.soti. 'Pf alto. 7; ' Lieutenant, fkil‘ctcgor, of ditto, . - Lieutenant Gallic, of " ; 9.• Lieutenalit , kyriki, of ditto. • *.(l Major 'Vogels.itm,. ,of Rolle's Regiment._ -; . Mohr, of ditto. ": • 12. 'Captain Rentaclr, of ditto. 13.- Captain ityiiin:q,.,ol'dit to. , 14. .• 15.Catftatlt to: s, of ditto. , • Letitenzint ilt alliii,s , of ditto.• ' ' " • 17. Lieutenant Gouguelnerg, of Mud,' severely wounded: S. I—eutett.itit hey; of ditto, scv4ely • . •• s $ Otricer4 Prisoners, but not at Cairo. • t. Lieutenant •WilWet,"or the 3541 i Regiitient. . : 2. t:nsign Gregory, of the 78th Regiment, wounded. , 3; assistant -burgeon Leslie, of ditto. 4. ,captaiii•7 Mulder, oh De . Rolle's Itvgi,ment,. / tievetely' • wutincieti. s t E . nsign Mull e r, of Oitto; severely ,wcitindett. , I...nt:ign Stetter, of ditto, severely wounded. 'N..13,. There are 'also Prisoners . of - \ *ar at Cairo, Lieutenant l'ytimae, Lieutenant Live; and titters. Yrivates, of the Royal Marineß,,,w,ho were;earried away, fipm the Caravansera by the fiei,lo,uin Arabs 5. Chptain Vineenio Taberna, of the C4uicles 5 and .Me. Forbes, of Comiiiissariat Depart men i. t yl'his. is the most. cOrrefteliettirn•we 'have been i able to procure, but we cannot e) , l)4 ; it ,te be very accurate. (Signed) Georton . Ant . o.lr, • A.Cling Deputy Adjutant-General.' . Coy of a Letter from Sir Sonniel,/luchpluty to Vie t William - IViadhani, dated illonig Video, April f2ii, 1807. , • • Stit-Since closing my letter of this morning's date, 1 ,have• received a Dispatch fromLientenatit COlanel Pick, triforrfing . me ,that the enemy; a . thousand strong, had made an attempt on hii . •'pot, at one' o'clock in the. morning of 'the ';2,d instant. The , attack—cominen4ed on, an ad-. winced crtittrd, and immediately after on the fines. The troops' on duty supported the post until the corps got ut a er .a ti ng, which .they did with great . - alacrity;. and, instantly repelled the assailants, and pursued Ihein to ,the Yillage . of Beal, aboUt three miles from th lowrt: At' day-light no enemy was td be Seen for many Miles. . We had. not Man killed in this affair, Major, Trotter, c..'"ounnander of. the Light Battalion, and - Captain Willress, of the Artilldry, with a-Corporal,' are wounded.' I dirt sorry to add, that these, vain able,Qtlicershave'sutfered severely. Major Trotter, is wounded in the hotly, and Captain. Willgress has • the bone of his arm shattered.* The Enemy's loss is unknown. Eiiht 'killed and 'as Many wounded,. were left on , .:As Colonel Pack, reports that. his Works are in, a , respcolat?le state of defence, and as the reinforce ments would r'&icli him immediately after the elate of his Letter, I aria ''under no apprehension for the safety of,his post, , I have Ponour.tq be; &o. (Signed) • S. - AUCHMPTY, Brig. Gen: Commanding. 1 rre;B7l4)fieo,'DilWl;ing-Sireet, July,tB, 1807. - The Right Itonourable GeOrge* Catrning,'. Nlijesty's Principtd 'Secretary of State for * FOreign AtTairti, has this dtiy notified to . thp Ministers et Friendly acid Neutral Pawers resident . a . tills'ecittrt,. that His 'Majesty: has given Orders to - his Officers entpioyed in the Blockade of the Rivers Elbe,,We scr;. and Ems, 'to - permit Vessels under the burtiten 'of sixty British tons, and conittigfrorn . apy Neutral or . British Port, to* enter the said Rivers,,provided 'that such Vessels are not:laden with any_artieic', c.)i'itrztband of war; nor with liquors' or prOisions, wet., or dry (excepting such att . : int - 1y falrly'dehi ed sea stores, fur the use of thOcrews 'of such Nr.,ett.,.. tral Vesseli)'ner with grain or ,tobacco ; and like wise to the et tent of allowing Ne t tral Ships, rtgle the bOrtl4h libOve-mentioned; to return laden \iitik. 'cargoes, to be carried for impor,Lition to any Neu tral or Brilish fort, provided that the goods import ed into, the Ports ot the United ..K.ingdOtn shall con sls( only of such articles .as are by l tsv alloWed to bo PRICE 01 ISAI ui StralOn7l June .2'9, 1807. 'Ari Offlter arrived ,here yest'er'daylamb Stdcfc 1)1C0 AT ION it() 111.0fkling, T 4 mitt. after 3,4 t, rlft pubilsbed by ‘Yrt:i.tAivi 4itioSlG/R SCklirs, of Sptith 11 491tonestrett, Gitgveonr.lsquitre; for the Paper, I.viters for the Editor, mac: (pbst.pat4ll; tnui'r'l)e addressed. ?t.'l • holm, with the happLate,gence of the salli veLy.vf:her,SwesiislL,NpiPstX of a Princeff , • !'" • ' ", • BAI ICRUPTCIE ENLARGED. • Edwarniriden; of Market.iii4 — -Hertfordshire, maltiter, • from inly 21 to .4. - ULlst:l,lo4 G John . utklietiof' SOuthiticittotl . ..treet, *ltorm,a, , ,,er, from July 25 to Autut 27, at ten, at GuildhAl. ' I.6.4ISIKRURTS , I • James fohnsort,,of LivCr idol, pawnhroker, August 25, 26, 29,` at twelve, at IhelClonellavern, torn...:s, Mr. Pcvson, Castle-street, LiverpiLl ; ur`.%:r. Athinson, Chancery—lane, "Lotidsn. thornas Tucker, of Nlevyton.Abbort, Devonfhire, ir.nholder. August 3,4, and 29, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Anstiee, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Warren, Exeter. charles. Hand and Charles ot , Ewolld; within Livesey,. Lancashire, catico.prtnteroi August, 5, at 6, and 23; sat etz:Ven, - •at 'the:New Intl, Blackburn'. At. un ' ities, Mr:. Wilson, Greville.street, Hatuxi.tjarden; .or Mr. Lodge, Preston. John Turner, of Salford, Caneashire; , ropernakeri :August 3. 4, att,i.24, at.three, al . the Royal Oak. Inn, Manchester. f' . tturnieN, Kearsley. and Cardwell, Manchester ; or Mr, Hord,,Temple,,Londott. • 'Jeremiah Birch,' of Cilc;!;:inv„ St. Peicr, Suffolk, bufeher, July 31, at tivA, P..ugust t,atid 29, at elevq,r j afifiloAthXd Head, Thwaite, Sutt..Jk. A rturnles, Mr. Waytti,. tile, . Stitritk‘r.of Messrs. Ruin. and Foot, Llo(At'S.court,'Lin.s, . , Joseph . Aia.:ersan, cf Gractebureh- street, , Lantlmn, Puper:.'• - hanger. uly,2i, at one,. August at, at rest, and 29, at one,' at t,duldhall. Attornies, McssrS. attclu.:llor anti Potts.' slje,"44,lt . ?*l:llf). Fie:lt-street. • • . Titunhts 13radshaw, of St. taartiWs.le- C rand, liberty of N•Ve.‘stinii.ivdr,sllo•nua)ter, Italy 8,. and 29;,* at twelve at' (.;uiltlitt:l. aittotaq, Mr. Brig4s, , - '• • • Thotna Vie4zir§, firttshaehl, of Earking, la-.c', grazlor, July is, 28.'it aild'AUZI/it 29, at ten, aer;toldhall, l. aI (tan. .41tOrtticS, .1 bL,III, London ; or Mr. Steffy, Rdmiord,, / YiDEN./..L.S'. • • Almost: z9,, n 6 .ftward • Nevitoti; 7ot. Watling- striet, London, vt, 1010;ilerinen twelve, at (;ullthail. AugusitL Mutrisco, GY kunconi,Cheshire, brewer,. at ten, at London. , A trot:it!tt3. I oieph, Steveiii anti john Cilium. ) . of Itroae, Londun,....warehoasemen, .at • • "'-, AugitSt t 8: Islormiogion, of sa[liati-Wal~ln,sscx, innkeeper, at ten, at Guildifall, London.. August Lt. Samuel liobttki.late of Bath, grocer, at ten, at! Guildhall, London. . • Anent tB. spirit•dialer, a) eleven, at Li 1..,,nct0u. • lefclice etlftis,"of the Bneti.jiraper; -,q atuildhall.. • A ictist t. -William 111 ox ham, of New-road, St. George 's in coirputit tan, sat:K.;•nititi4Ailti.• ,, !: •-• Aug.ist 29, ,john, Potts I Linea, of Newcaste.upon. I , yiir, ‘ , ttierctiant,•at one, at I.OlitloiC • k , • • Sept . , • ti. Alice li t tlbert:and Gcorge liall,ert, of Ngircu;stle• upon. I yne, drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall, I..diaosi t A tufo cyorg, h ki ng-S tos s , Al,ictclteact, h.zbc.trdas6er, at twelve,'it Atr,uit imry 'linden, ioi: Ttiortitinry, GlotiLesierailittn o . ' bacon-fador, at eleven, at the Boon Tavelli,•Corn-Street. ; A iigtovaii. Jonas Yates. ofClectcheaton, Yorkshire, shaftkeitper, at cloven, at the' NlA's 11,:a4.1 Intl; 'Cleck. trit . IF/ C t August B,7 , lainthonyrCviiihs, law of . Mile.end:ioad,..lVl44 • lainet GifThrt,"lxte cif She, herd. street, Oxford-siretPitild.• dlesex, coal-tnerohant., , ...•, ". John Atlcinson, of ,ltioden;'`Otribv:ey„ Voi'kShire, groCer. ivy/Alp w eat worth Do4eltattlik,. l'-tinll43r merchant, • • RUbOtt,Tonlinin, !of Liverppot; riblrke.t. maker: . : J'4RTNEIVMP.V l o ini-Nr&or, Lane ant henry of Spowhill, Binning. haw, huttda , ntsikers. . John WAtson and Daytd.Watt, of .Theobald's-noti, coach. ke' ntais-..:.' • - '•• losspll . _Thetnas Loskyer . , and Thomas Story. of hatteta;: . • • • - . andlatnc.M sason l. of; St john's: square, ja• • • • • Nhttgarettlarviricit mid Catharine Kirkby, of Pinney, schofil..l .1 : , SNIP "V,Eff(S. I r.r~ r 100ilt'*•,1Utii . ''• ~ • t I,triyed—the Lady .Attnc, froth Neivfotiridlatidg • Betsy,. 'Colliljr, .frortrOetskiitle;'-' lane, Oats; Snit- Alerland ;. Mincrva, .Lande4 from . London ; ' G lace; Bartlett l ;' and Dove, 'Wills, from Poristhouth::. did ; Dart; 114+Nty; Wllls..Aavve,: Wif i anal! Lark; Spurria, for Portsmou,th; Hope, L'rum.- • by, 'Ccaseri , for London; hlymph,•Turner, tnr ivArp i p'el. and the Seagull aort Rcw s nue Cutters an a • uizc. " " • , , iNt ' 7 , • ittr'oh . A—:the Leipzx, Clark, ltrunstvic;k, Brady, 11°0 loli,lactitin,tAttrgat&it, Silino, •Scholes, • Ritie, Fix, 13ritannia s ~, 4 mith, Argust; 'Castor,„ --, and . • Trial l'ackh+,;--La, trom Tonningen ; and josepli and lolan, ;041 Ql3sgovv•, . . ror t GRAYZSIT4U, JULY 170 paslby.,thri Peace,/tltiiArron, from Stockholm a Stockholm t VC nerable,.j f rom Howl o s ; Kritannia, •EdinßOa. i) from GreeliJr mdriu - el,•Aiderson; from Norway; Ver 4 , §evcrance, F. 11101; from, Itlemet '•tipilrpßs i Thompson, Sis" ters, Sadler, «Ild Weiiiblck, Chisholm trout Riga. • • Zifft7ll.S. ' SaturdayOn morning, iril'ort!Jrl , .l.place, C ounte4 of bil-matiekt, at a f.huglititr: • •'. - I.ately, the Lady 01 Benjamin Briturst; Esq., of a Paugh -- ' ter.' On the Toth it at Ormsby, •in Lincolnshire, the seat of her father, C. B. 'tstiSsit:gberd, the Lady of. C. (;' Muntly,, , V,sq.,Olallaughter.: • - On Tuesday morning Fast, the Lidy.of M. 13. Lister, Esq* of BurwellAgark„ ne4.r. Louth;i'ut' a Son. On tVetillCSday last, Mrs. Darby, of Linte-street, o f 3 Daughter. . - ,4 , • - 4 MAR kit D. ; . ' ''' " I On Saturday, .y Sintia)- licence, a t the Palace,- Lantigtot the Duke of Newcastle, to Miss I'o uudy • ' , '•- s' ~ . _ , /1/?n: High ' OrtSatuiaar. last,. Timmas ktirlwell, 1 1 44. 4 or: . 'A r. after: Omit); and , painitti.iliiwo.- • • ' ' ,r • Lately, at,ilii ~0.-at ....t llei,W) , Park, near Guildford, hi slur., rdy, Henry II:Oaey, t: sq• t , it the 1S tit iit, , i. Nlrs:NVillei, wife orjohn IVilles, Escl• , of I itinqrtor/i i'ark,, Iteilks, - , .,. O n fticiliy I.lst, Mrs: 1 liltrietta Shard, 'at he r house 13 jainos.street, - Iluckin t :liJrn- Gate. ' Lately, at het notte in Chelsea, ElitAbetli, , raliel of 416 ; ' ben - Denial), 4sci. Lite of ' L)n i t R e gi s , in the County 0 ` WOrloth. ' . . ' - ' ' . On Monday sennight,' at liglAv.ick, Mbs Sarah liairiVq l ` daughter of Mr. gobc:t . t flatisoni Officer of His IvjaiotY Customs, aged 3j.. I.atidy, at the !lush, Rohrrt-Trotter, Esq. of:Can't: l4w ' Postmaoer..General'tor Scotland, „ - On Thursday the Non!). Dinharr i t folin - Potti, Esq.. one et' 0.4 e, Atflamen of that City, it) 7.11 h Of hi. Ve. A tcm clays a;o, a: Easton, n:ar Corslinn, 'Peter f loo;,cr. TOt." - Kti 1 ria'.: F. tOck , loofa Stc ! ck, 176 71A - , Navy 5 pest Cent. 94! 61 . ' I otii.. Bomig_,_ is, - 25; al. s n , ,:t Cent. 1797, Exchequer Wats, I ) 3 N-1,5. 444 ' I r:s4 01n111;;:n, * dis. 10r, 11 , i per Cent.l tlis :‘ .4 per t 'via. /0 ,79-i gi ga par ' per Cart. Red. 6z - $ i Imperial l'per Cent: 3i er ::-ent. Can. (Tr; i 4, ~. Ditto' Alm. ' ~ • 1 1 :10k t .Ann.,l7,i 11-t6tits L. Cotes. for 0, egirtyt,l63 A 4. Ditto Si?orx Ann. DON BRIDGE ro31 op W. Afternoon, 29 ;pin. 4t - t4r -..•00411