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~.. ~.,, P 'l 9 ,_. !': o • 4, „ 1., ;, :~. ~~ 9 ;, "(IL ine CaptaiitAnzia Pteire, dittc la.to roils Amodio, ditto 4)04 • • It. Ditto ~ F. Jose Peireira,, cli to Ditto Lietitenunt .severely 1 Ditto Felix Jose Freire, ditto Ditto ta s i go Jose I)'Alnieitia, ditto. • , Ditto • Anionic) Cardozo, ditto' 7 1 1iCaeadores Lieut.-Col, Brien O'Toole, ditto ' • 1) „; Captain Joan dc . Sande; slightly • F. de Paoloßosada, severely • Encign F. biegO Loneaido, ditto • 1 tliCatadores Lieol.-Col. It. Armstrong, ditto ,„ D itto Miljor I. NV. fireenr ditto • Captain Anselnico .1. de Gueiros, ditto — 1 .:. 110 Jose Itodrigue& de Linea, ditto j3 r iti 3 t Lieut. J. HOrtaratio.ltolear, Niter toissitig—Captain rl'arlototi, 7th Foot. Naine's 0 / Officers Killed, Wounded, or Missing, on • ne . 30111 July. rcot) BRITIsI-f OF PIC•kES Alajor C. t ath Ditto; Capt. ibittpt.rigizny Capt.mus,Brit. Tourneforti - BRITISH oFFICERS WOUNDED. t!:llS'taff, Major-Gen. Pack, slightly Z A s Pot, 1 hatt: Lieut. Sandys, ditto s. "' 6 . 'do. Capt. ToOle, severely • 141 . • Lieut. Ross Levryn, slightly att go rra, h do. do. Edsi 0 ' ll se ve re l y h ". • , - ag. Lieut. Charles, slightly - • do. do. Lieut. Foolks, ditto 45th d do. Lieut. llumfrey, severely . ‘'-" 40 . do. Ensi , m ~ l awkitis, slightly • Et~lh du ' Adj;lslyles, ditto 6ist s th Kent, ditto • lst Capt. Nl' Lean , ditto Lieut. Wolfe, severely :apt. Irvin, ditto Lieut. Leith, slightly . • , cyc o n g i e l, s'everely, (lan . ] ; do. Capt. Walker; ditto FF lth Di tto ditto Bt. INlitior Moore, ditto Lieut.. i'iltison, ditto • buncombe, ditto , . • Ten, slightly Lient..(l4 Grant, severely h Mita Fitzgerald, ditto ~ odtn t Ist hitt. iiut. M'Kay, sevei•ely ditto • th,yde, ditto • 11 . • thtto • Mitt„ Wood, ditto 111 ` ) • ditto Ens; -n Mason, ditto • liitt' l to ditto. Adjutant Iloldswortb, slightly t iii' ditto INlajot severely Il i ? ditto , Capt a in. Rolines; ditto j ) T,' 'rnarit.--Major Conibr e Lout, &lightly to Ca itaii Brent severely Ditto \o, - .l'r , eullei• slightly Di tto ' Sae L ipt, se verely Di tto Lieut. Duni. , slightly • "IttO SuniCr bitt o Y, severely Ihttp Kt. COI tiolha, slightly • Servals, severely bitto Adjutantilosingault • ITISII ISSI %th Putt Ist Battali 121 0 11 n, Lien M t. liartly NG. Ditto . ditto .. Power PORTUGUES KILLED. td itegt of tli'e Line, Majot I..wirenzu Murtiribo Pegadd bitto ditto Nit. • Nt‘Gibitoo . • 14 th Ditto ditto,. Ailj main , Jost: Ntar:A Cabresro • • 2341)4t0 ditto, Livia Claistoora dr Souza a Abillll6 . . - • • PORTI.IG WU:W D UESE OE. • General Staff', Br. I tippolital d e Costa, ',evert:ly ' . 2 dßegt. Lint, l.t.,Col.Jotti 'Penes de Metiezes s slightly Ditto ditto, Nlainr ltob. Ray, slightly Ditto ditto, Lieut., Vis. Rebell° de Moir . , ditto _ ~ ._ s , y Itltto ditto . ;7 " elf:)°a"in't li C ( . l tt;t t l, t. :lii,l ' itTy l ' emu 1 bliibiCtiiiittt,l, Ensign ts r :i;ts e aose, Tava , res s . evorely . Ditto ditto A,ir s i 'Pompeii tovreia, slightly Oii It g Line •no •• Ensign Fr. Jos. Ftirtndo, severe l y etli t-` • ' tto Lieut. Col. ,Nlaic., Grant, slightly . Di , Capt. Joa. fraquazou,..ds, .. Duro •• • John Stitherlatid, severely • Di to Ditto Lieut,joi. Maria Perierit, Slightly , • • I' • ''' ' '' ' M3n. doze Aird ia , do ? ; • . ..,Ett?ign Aut.' Iritiption•de Mendoura 1.ii40 • - i -3eze < Te'Soritit'Pluto, severely lit t•li ' • ' • • ' • Lucas 7 . ll akinto,' do hitt h , * Lt. Col. J.'lllttedonaltl, sligslightly. t :, .. Major IP ..(le Peits l .4 CO) r eita, ,i l O but 0 ' . Capt. LOuis Fill lipe ilaitg:ertiiisly Iliad ' •,* ' bit t ,l ..Tlitialosiltotter; slightly, , i, t• - • Lieut. Biltt Guesse, ditt o ' ,t l!ii to tit , Col, M. Piunpole,seviwitly • Lieut.-COI. H. Pyiit ,i' dangitrously • 14., • ' liitto Major..F. de Pitulit;'Beg, severely ~ • • hitt() Ensign Vietritio,Joze ii 6 sa, ditto .. . . 'nth • Ant. Vivra Vas:maims, slightly bitto Lieut. LiSter, ditto . • - . , Ditto - 'Ensign A. Nlaria da Moho, ditto ' Ditto • • „,. . F. Js.via da Cunha, ditto • hitto , , .40;9'. 11,ibviro, severely • Ant. Liiis il- Toritea, dittO ' ' U 4 l ,C l aeador e3 Jorge Fernibur P. .Irnado , dittO ' Dior, • Major J. NI ittlotli, very slightly • hitt( ) ' Captain IL livitnion, ditto • • . Dim., . . - 'W. It. Temple, .di!to Ditt o ' Joa il, M. Mailtieriera, se v e rely Bitt ri , Lieut. Pro. .Einitiinel de sNoustt, ditto 7 tlt. C .Ettsign H. Barikliaitsen, slightly . ticad • -()T esi Ensign Joa Clairsosteino Vellozo;dittO • .. aelo Bernardo du Tumult; ditto . btPtkael'll°C•,ll4 Slori Itt ajor 11 . ez Maria de Cerguizi, severely Ditto Lientensult lquiteia F. da fitocha, slightly Ensign Joitiquitri Iraquitn do Cuerto , ditto itc ' 'urn of Officers Killed, Wounded; and Missing, front 3 iSt July i 0 ht Angusi, inclusive. ' sot h p W017111)EO RRITISII.—.3IRT` JITLY. 71,t 6 1 4 ) , (4 ) Ist Batt. Brigade Major Weinyss, severely ,D 24 4.: 1) , ditto Capt. Grant, slightly • ' bit't',6 ditto Major ,Maephersoth tlitt 4 • di tto Captain Seton, slightly severely • , Dills,'' ditto Let!, ditto biti ditto' D. Capitthell, severely bitt: ditto Lieut. 'Hope, ditto . , th wiseik ra -,' 'ditto Ensign T. 31itiltell, slightly . tbithlteg- "tittatiiques Lieut. Montour, ditto . _ wt.. ditto ' -Valuitteer Browning, slightly Otto, -"SINtI lIRITISiI OFFICERS, 31st JUSY. Quti 6 th Bat Major Fairgerald ' t . . t. • • 9 ° o h 40-111.4te• ' WclutslDED• Ti . ltiTtstif . Av ( ;" I *44 4(' ''' • . ta ' l4l 1 t, Lieut. Fitzgerald, slightlY a- l ' "ldain Blida, severelY Alajt,r ppreeval, do. , ~,,i kiLt r ,, RS, JUDY 3 1 . '''n It ""l'oli'llGtlESE OFF ICER ' jU t'g. Lir cf.,. . . i . ok._ Captain Campbell. ' . ' tif t l i e t ra e l . Sl for -..(0,0Rit.) I}o l e R ti T Di jut, i l ' lle a %- . ..1 A n ..Itto . 1 ..aJor D. A. i, .- . U s "*. ll itElittl;7,ll;Lli7ghtly4. • Ensign J. M. Vasconcelies, severely p W. I • ';t hltA. t 117°1411)Pb PORTUOvF,S 4, . s6 ' cane . ' •, r slightly Lieut.• Ant, F. lielf,toP 4' 4 ,, 'ea. 6.f ` the qtfive, Killed and Wounded on Me ' 2d ,of August. Gih p AR.TTIs ri oFF/ CER % Ktr.LED. ,:hi ditt° fkot, lilt Batt . Ca ally Beiiwnk"v 'into'intoEp i ,sititri WriZen , ' •': • lal W i 1 841 TISH urFtCFTItS' wouN. Dr° t ' " i`cK• A. U. C. ti Nlaj, Carns, 0 0- til l p o , A, Ilurniltou, ieve t tl Y' ~ e i I) ! ou t, Imt bittt. itilaior Conipbril, 'e" r Y Ditto . 10.. I.ieut. Everest, sitg v i t i . tlir .i . .bitt. 6°. D i k iktnu, se d o 7 z ; thh ° 'do. , ,c‘ddisott, _, _,.., __ ._ .., do. bits . Lieut.-Col 14 a'!cnTe I *mut. Itottun, du. ... _ `l4th . : I.n~•tt~nw, sligirY. -7titto, ta DAIL Litui,--egl• -KerY,' " l 'ert 1 `a , lth l l3! ditto. Captain tyPP"' "lilitt'i• Ift,tir gin Rd Btt 1* C t‘ Brecke ,s Ig , bitt o ' ( t A Itul a g • • clitto ditto A N Fleming, . • l ith ()j ut , . 4 , 1,1 • camphot, severtty ilit ti tt() , dl t t t t ° o ' i• - firt. r ‘Vr,,trotip, siltrlitlY Iv '-" ditto ' i,iolt, Sti,i, se% erely i l lto ,I; Ito , . 11, g: t on , , lightly . IL I ," . (titto Ltttnirtir•r, sel•crrly '-ir•i — '" dittto, , Emign Itit'he, ditto , - i• ditto, i s t udt, Lieu t. r„eniberioii, *eVerely. Lt. Int. tient..Colikrabe.r)l, DWI) ditto - Lieut. Kustetibar, severely. (iitt 4 Truetnl),ten,'.sliKlitiy. Ditto ditto Ensign Guycr, fevert..;. , • ! • i.oRTUOUntt.: o:FricEvts wciuNDED. td, Oicadoies, Ensign Antonio .I. Vigueint.' • • ' Abstrdet of the Loss in the Siege. qf S t . Sehosiian, the 7th to the - 27th of Jut j/; 1813, , . 'BRITISH. . . 1 MajOr, 2 captains , 5 lieutenants, .2 stair, 7 .seticanti, and - 96 tank and isle killed. 2 Liv.utpiiaae-cOlouch,. I :3captains,l4ilentrenants, :3-enlignc, ' 2 ;tiift; L2l serjeauto, 1 drummer, and 379 raiitt . and the ‘i'tounded. . ' , 6 Lieuteutinti, 2 ensigns, 4 •scrjeatits, and-147 rank and fil , t • ' inissing. , • , rouTuov.tsE. .. Captain, a s erjeautc, avid 88 ra.nit and file killed.. Lieutenant-colonel, i ithijc,r, , i captains, 2 tioutchnnti, 2 ensigns, 1 staff, IJ i'ficallt,. 8 druannprs, and ,;13 rank and • tile wounded. Captain; 1 serjcauts,. I - drummer,. 4sfl 1 , 10 Lail. add file mis Sing. ~ ' . • , • General Abstract of the Loss sustained in Action, from the 2r?th July the 2d ,august, 1813. ' BRITISH. , - • 2 Majors, 1 0 captains , 12 I,euttniants, 3 ensigns, ,3 staff, 4fi serjeatits, 2 drummers, 464 rank and tile, and q Alorscs killed. . . . • . • Pneneral Staff, 11. lieutenant-Colonels, 15 majors, 51 cap . . rains, 194 lieutenants, :31 ensijos, 7814, 178,serjeand, 14 drummers, .6103 rani; and file, and 9 tiorses wounded. I Major, 5 captains; 6 lieutenants, 4 ensigns, 1 sfirtlT, 14 ser jeants;s7 druturners, 462 rank and tile, and 1 horse missing. ' PORTLJ4VJESE. Majors, 4 captains, 1 lieutenant, 3 ensigns, 1 staff, to ser '• juants, and ~199 rank andlilt, killed. 1 General start', 2 colonels, 9 livutenaut-coloneh, to 'majors, QI - captainQ, !3 lieutenant;, al ensigns, 3 ittaii,,7s 'msrjei.olts, otrunnners and 16'.32 rank and file wounded'. Serjeants and 199 rank and tile missing.' The Prince of ORANGOIUS'Iliell:0110 1 1t to he the hearer Of the Dispatches • relating this decisive _Victory.: The- Park and: Tower guns announced the splendid tidings to-the Metropolis at ten o'clock this morning by a double round. To-morrow, we ,suppose, .the, illuminations will be general and We therefore recommend to the inhabitants, of London to abstain from testifying their rejoicing to-night, as the time will not allow preparation to lie; tuade'adequate to. the occasion:. Mr. MYERS, the Messenger, 'arrived this Morn 7 ing at six o'Clop4 at Lord CASTLEREAGH'S 011E6, with Dispatches from .Lord CATHCART and Sir C. 'STEWART, of date the '3oth Lilt, Which werelina itnediately forwarded to his ; Lorklship at North Cray. It . was i we understand,' uncertain at 11ead Qtiavers, at the time of Mr. MYERS'S diTartitre, whether or not the War would be renewed on the llth ; but it is most satisfactory to learn, :that in the. event of hostilities being necessary .to curti the ambition of EUONAPARTF, the Allies are nobly prepared to ppt 'We fate q, +'t ope an the rail; ijit battle. The Russian and`Prossitto Armies are in the finest possible stale'of 'egiiiptitent—thev have received very large reinforeetnents,,,are iii highspi rits, perfect -condition; effective arrangement, and plentifully supplied 'with provisions, .•inil all the necessaries of. the Com miss.tria t. To this cheer. ing intelligence we arc e»abled to add, that the people of the cOuntries,thronglrWhich Mr. MyEtts tr.tvelled, afford 'a stilt: more certain prospect of the *otnitlete entancipation of the .% . vorld from . slaver'y, Their enthusiasm: and • determination beggar description. From the l'ige of 15 to 60, (with Still more infant recruits, and aged veterans) Alley' are universally training ~ with pilies, and learning to march and perform military evolutions. EVery little :town and village has been 'converted into a citadel or fortress. They 'Are harrieadoed, surrounded with ditches, .chevatix' de frize; and rendered tlefensible in every Mode ingenuity and hatred can devimr—Suelt men and nations are in vincible, apt' Germany is ..noW another Spain. • :Heligoland and Gotienburgh Mails have arrived since our last. The following extracts front-the latter, being all that we 'can find time or room to insert (as we are anxious • to he more varly in our publication to relieve the anxiety of the many who have friends in Spain), afford strni)g uthh tiotlal. grounds far believing not only that hosti lities are about to be recommenced, taut that Au stria will join herself to the Allies GOTTENIWRGH, AUG. 6.---All the letters • re— calved from Stralsund, under date of the 31st ult. state, that an immediate renewal of hostili ties is expected after the expiration of the Arini stice on the 10th. RUIN, JULY 10.---The French Commandant in Stettin, has again demanded a large stun of money front the Inhabitants of that city. The' Burgomaster having reiiresented to him the im possibility of furnishing it; was immediately ar rested, and condemned to he kept on bread end water. As soon as this was known on the Prus sian side, Et similar ptmishment was inflicted on t;eneral POINSOT, as well HS on his two sons, his Aides-de -Camp. The,General gives a note,every day, statino,that he only receives bread an d wa ter for foo7l. The. Commandant of Stettin 'has' been informed of it, and at the same given to un derstand, that. as soon as the BurgornAter, and others iletained, shall be . set at liberty,, General PotNsorr's treat ment wilibe changed. • We desire to call the.attention of the public to tie Letter, of Mr. 41.1.EXA;ti'DER BARING, inserted in a nother part of ,our impression, in which that ow:lemon: gotifieS our tuitional feeling: by dis tinctly disavowing the fact charged against hint in the American Journal.---Wc shall "lave ajery observations to..slibinit Aiiloll this important Oh jeet, - t h e mOment the influx of more interestlug m atter permits us to bestow ttpon. it the, regard it so well merits... In the mean time t hale no thnila our readers will participate in the satin= faction we hare derived front Mr. llaitiNo's refit tatioii of this serious charge,. `r e have American Pane no mote, for them The American .Tullius Or em is in tin very mid ,t cif our cruizing Squailrow in the North Sea; and way front our stnalleot cksi of chatice to run into the Lian's mot ol ) . We uuderstaud.lie has ransomed two 4lips, by bills ZiraVVII - on tl, it 6wners; in favour of U Illttil iyarned ,115EA7,1,1!.1", vAlo, we believe, is p r i, : ,:," 1; 4.1 . $- fl ;tir11•: 13iit Jtii,tus 11: Wi r ming is couti'ary to biw, and the N1a,1(.1.5 . , iii cr)tlsenting t 6 ransom, sub vet' to heavy- penal Itivs. • • The Ggrgte of Saturday night contains Mtni ralWAnatires,aceotnit of the lutenttackoll ney : Islam! and Ilantptoti, is the . mouth Of the CheSapeake Bay: „ It till p contains AccOunts of the capture of the Anwric.an letter of marque Vivid, ;old Montgomery and Juliana- SMith privateers, by the. Nymphe the Alary Ann privateer , ljy the Sapphire and Forester;- and Lovely La s s privateer, by the Circe. On , ,the 16th of May the . Shannon and 'Pene dos chasett on Shore near Capp Ann Town, L'ln incibte, at French privateer, captured by'the Mu , tine, and • re-taken by the _Americans ; the boats were seta in and brought her off without any lciss' The Alexander American priVateer, - of 18 guns, was driven on ittrire on the 19th of May, at Keno bank, the Rattler and Bream, but was atter- Wards brought off.. 'rite Rattler also drove on shore, and after Wards destroyed, the Gallynippee privateer. A Heligoland Mail arrived on Sntnrday, With letters from thence to the 9th, but with no 11603 posses.sing.interest, or deserving ofcredit. The Congress of- Prague is said to have. broken up abruptly. This we Apprehend'to'be 'premature at least ; thong?, tlit Allies 'appear to be, vxcrting themselves as if they expected the renewal of hos tilities,- Their conduct is prudent f4VCII us a tofa sore of prevention. DAvousi contintles his exac-. tions- upon: Hamburgh. • - • • • Yesterday the Lour) CnAtqcFmt.on and Lord Wttri-Waa'rn audiences -of.the PRINCE 1.4- GENT at Carlton house. • • • , " A letter from Malta, brought by the Lady Wel lington packet, now, pertorming quarantine,. and dated the 22d,,states, that within the two:or three preceding day's the plague had very much abated. The saute letter repeats a fact mentioned in for mer letters, that not a single Englishman had taken it. General DRUmmoNo is ordered to Canada. • The ..4e0 , 11, 2O Captain Ggottor.,Hutinzasotst, will sail shortly far the East • Indies. The Hon: Major-General MEAnn, and suite, take their pas sage in her to the Crape, --Caps H. we understand, upon his arrival itt the East Indies; wilt take: the command of the Minden, 741, the flag ship of Sir MoD.—Capt. - Y comes home from ill health. Upwaras half a million sterling in gold, brought horuelar the East India Company, was landed at' Deal lot week frorn his ship Pucephalus, by Mr. jOGLILDEN, the COMItr pl 3 Agent,. and forwarded to London %v..:guns, escorted by a strong ‘lctachinent of the Last India regiments,. which tvas sent to Deal. tor that purpose. On 1 1 4.nirs4ay last, as . c3pt. 0' tixliNtiyiact going down on a vi,,it to TOOMPS.OI4 ) , Esq . . at his seat ' at DCIIIIOIO, near Crxbridge, he was ; sekted with an apoplectic fit in the chai , e, 'and bad, not, been. conveyed into Mr. T.'s house more than an hoar before-he expired. • fhtfo White find Robert Kendall, convicted of robbing the mail coach, were executed on - last,at Northampton. • FROM THE LONDON GAZEXTE, Au G. 14, 1 R 13. ,/k1171;f1111y-ggfce, 4tig.'l,ll, 1813. which the following copies, haDvei?senett?reesce of g a iv ed at this' Office from Admiral the Right lion. Sir - John BorlaSe Warren; Bart. and. Cormaatider.in.Cltief of his Majesty's ships and vessels oil the 'American and West. Indian station, addtessed to John Craker, Esq. Domino, mantel) Bowls. VhoupeaVe, June 54: rtmitu;gt you will. infttrm their Lord Ships, that, from the informittion . received of the eneinY's fortifying Crany islattr4. and it being ne cesslirrto obtain possession of that pt;see,•to ena ble the 1;,;:ht ships and vessels to proceed up .the. narrow cuatniel towards Norfolk, to transport the ,troopit over on that, side for them to attack the new tort and, lines, in the rear of which the Con stellation frigate was anchored, I..clirected the troops. tauter Sir Sydney Beckwith to he 4inded upon the sontinent within the nearest point to that place, and a reinforcement of, scattier) and. marines front the ships ;' but upon 'approaching' the island, from the,eXtrente shoalness of thewa ter on the sea side, and the difficulty of getting across from the land, as' well as:the island itself being fortified with a number of guns and men from the frigate and the • militia, and Atmkeit by 15'gnn-bdatsi l cowovred, in conseqttence (Alin; representation of the ()Ricer ' coramanding „ the, troops, of the difficulty of their passing over frott. the land, that the• persevering in the- attempt would cost more WWI than the ntimber with os. would permit, Us the other forts inuq hove been stormed befdie the frigate 'and 6)4-putt could be destrayed ; I therefore ordered the. troopS:' ,.. to be .re-embarked. , lam happy to say, the loss in the above affair (returns of which are enclosed) has not been con siderahle, and only two boats sunk. •1 have to regret, that Captain Ilanchett, of his Majesty's ship Diadem, who volunteered .leis ser vices, and led the diiision of boats with greai gallantry, was severely wounded by a ball in the, thigh. • The officers and men behaved with much bravery, .and if it bad been possible :o have got at the elle - my, I am per sill' wie t i would blve soon qaintd the place. 1 have 'lto honour to, he, 4tie, J. W. Croker, J. it. WARREN. A Retttrii ufatlicerit Seamen, --awl Marines below - zinK to hi 3 Wouintect,und -in (111 Wrunii - jecl—t ofiicf r anti 7 *ono en. Araiiwn. • rtt Tft Nt . Milne of in ',facer aptam , , - - A jestY' 6 Diadem, aevyrOy, but uut A C;eiretal Return of Killed) -IVouutle(l, :and ot the triltutet, awl File, iit th e Air ;A i r w ith Craney I Juitit i+:r 11 taxi tlaxine stud itociott 4 11:41cry-1 rail; aud wouthk.4. (...d Litt. Royal Nl:irit.es--2 rat* and ilia killed"; I- captain, 4 . ranh aml tile, -.. - ounde4.l; 7 rank and tile 10i1d ierjesnt wounded. Ist and Zit CoMp any Canadian chay . sixth-Ilii:Atio4q wound ed; , erjePints, drummers., 4 laaalr. and illy; missing. Ttaal—z3 killed 8 wounded •, missitig: SYDNEY 1 - 11....CE.W1T1-1, 'Q. M. Gen. San floc ingli t Yamtlon Reath, Clicsaperle,,,lLur Sr):-I , .'arelosed helewith I beg leave tf) iend )eu the, e niel of uVoletters, tranitopted to me by V;Le-Adurnal Stirling) reporting the capture of the Lovely L.rii and NI try Ann, f )intericati prit'ateeri ; the fonu6 by t he Circe'and Forre3ter, and the latter by the . .-:aspplrire.auti I kiret,ter. I hare the tudourto bv, J• ;V• Choker, Esq J. It. WARREN. • ,17. M. S. Saivhire,.off Isle of Vaclie„May 6, Stn--I have. the honour toacquaint that at daylight this morning a small schooner Was seen lllKAtrine about, this: 'convoy, then ch.'s,' in with Isle of Vadat ; and tha'atter few howl (liaise, she strtick to his , I‘ltajesty's Sloop Vorestet. Captain.Alegand6 Kennedy, and to his iskjesty's shay , und..r nlp commariC she proves to be the I.llary Ann of t commanded by Peter Citarriol, Out !if Joys, and had sin VaVtUIC ; she is armed with one 'lung- nine-pontoter, a mid-, ships, and a four-pounder, with a in'ofusion of small artti, which leads toe to belire she expected some ethanol to her crew in this country, there being only 30 hands on board at the time of the capture, one of whom was found dead. I have the honour to he, &c. HENRY •HAYNES,' CoMmander. Vice4diniral Stirling, Jamaica: His Majesty's ship Circe, atsezi, May IS; 1813. have tile honour to inform you, that, being off Mops tego Point yesterday at 5 P. M.. I observed a very suspicions, schooner to windward, which, after an anxious chase cit nine ken hours, I had the gotht fortune to capture ; she proves th he the Lovely Lass American privateer, of five .(four of which wets thrown orcrboard in the chase), and sixty i:ien, com manded by Mr. John Smith, an officer in the Amelican . suys he has hien out fortr4our. ditya, and had made nu cap ture. I hoer the honour to be, &c. EDW, WOOLCOML3E, Captain, Vice Adniiral.Stirling Jamaica. San-Domingo, Hamptpu - Itaads,; ChelapeaLt, Jute 27, 1813. • request you will inform their Lord that,the enemy baying a post at Hampton, detended by a considerable corps„ commanding the communication between the upper part of the countryiand .Norfolk, I considered it ack isable, andwith a view to cut pit their reSoarees, to di rect it to be attacked by the troops comparing the flying corps atiached to this squadron ; and • having•instructed Rear-Admir al Cockburnto eon duet. the naval part of the expedition, and . placed 'Captain, Pechell tvith the Mohawk sloop and launches, at' a covering force, under his orders, the troops were disemharked with the greatest zeuland `alacrity. Sir Sydney Beckwith, commanding the troops, having thost ably attacked and defeated the ent.- my's fOrce, and took their gunt„ colours, and camp, 1 refer their Lordships to the Quarter-Nc,ter- General's report, .(which is enclosed) and that will explain the gallantry and behaviour of the :ie.. veralotlieers and men employed upon this occasion, and 1 trust will entitle them to the ftivOur of his Royal Highness the Prince Regert, and the up.. probation of the Lords Commissioners of the Ad . ttirrelty. - Sir Sydney Beckwith, having reported to me that the defences of the town were entirely de.. stroyed, aad—the enemy completely dinpt.r,§e , l in the neighbourhood, 1 ordered the troops to be re-embarked, which was .performed with. the ut , .. most good order by the several officers of the spa. (Iron, under the „orders - of Reg-A(11440 Cod: burn. , I have the honour to be, , • (Signed) Jon 136RLASZ WARREisi. John Wiison Cl:oker,.Es4." ' h is Majesty ' s Ship, Sail `riallytou twos, Jane .at, I i 4 Stle-A , have the honour to report to you, that in k compliance with your orders to attack the enemy in town !Ind camp at Hamptoti,'the troops tinder my command were put into light vessels Band' 'boats, during 'the night.of the 25th instant, 'and by the excellent arrangements of Rear-Ad miral Cockburu, who was pleased in person to snper4itend; the advance under Licutenant-Cd lonel Napier,eonsisting of the lO2d regiment, two companies of, Canadian ChasseurS, thkee, cont. patties of marines 'from the ,squadron, with • twits.' six pounders front the royal' marine artillery, were hauled half an, hour before daylight, the next morning, about two , miles to the westward of the' WWII, and ' the rose' rriaiine battalitins, under Lieutenant Colonel Williams, Were brought on shore 'so expeditiously that the column wa s peedily enabled to move forward. • With a view to turntheenemy's position, our march was directed' owards the great road - , lead ing from the country into the , rear at the towir,7. Whilst. the troops moved off in 'this direction, , Rear-Admiral Cockburn, to engagelhe enemy,'s attention, ordered the armed latinches and rbeket.' boats tu commence a 'fire upon their ba;terres this. succeeded - so completely that the head of our advanced guard had cleared a wood,•and were al. ready on .the enemy's flank before, our approaelt was 'perceived ; they then moved from their ramp to their position in rear of the town, and here they were vigorously attacked by Lieut.-Colonel Napier; .and the. adVauce ; unable to stand which, 'they continued their in irch to the rear of the town, when' a detachment, tinder Lieutenant Colonel Williaitra, 'conducted by Captain Powell, AssigantiQuarter-Master-General, pushed through the town, and forced their way acros 5 a bridge of , , ptaints into the enemy's encampment, of which, hnd the batteries iinmediate possession was gain ed. 'ln the mean time some artillrymen.stornied an - ul took the enemy's, remaining field-piece. Enclosed, I ht t ve the ItunalW to traustuit a re turn,of orchotuce takeh. ' Lieut, Coinnel will' hare the hmloor, a)f delivering to yoO stied of colours of the 68th ,;2,itutui,,,Lituvs City light irifautvy; and .00,. of ow I,t Tule (.4%W:1 liiio.olo-1 of the ill trr It iat dlitictik to aacertuiu. Front the WOork" Ct 01017,0041 the ritrenght.ot evt.-ry .excrtlon wtnJ ot:ltic to woolitiot AgooeriCOOS, NVho 'WCIT Attended Stifgvolt, M Q t+a e l :.:t ir it:fir ►ll l : ln 111:Lut‘ b ti n 1 i i ttit) Y l 311 11 r t ‘ t v r h i ' t ) , is ' of t c Aery a: c s; c ts l t i a as could rteeii 0110) carefully hurled, I . beg leave on 00.3 0cc,1.1011, to express the ob. ligations I o‘ve to -Colonel Nipiet " 1)41 14iepteriatit . "C()Ionel Williams, for tlicir kind will able assistance,' to ',..tujor :Malcolm and Captaitt Smith, and ttlk the otlietnli and tutu, whose zcal anik