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\~ J ~%S,,Ea NpAtßErt 6301 THEATRE ROYAL, .13laU1tY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 1 , 1512 Their Majesties Servants will perform the 'rag e d} o f • • HAMLET PRINCE OF DENMARK. ClM:dins, Kim-, of Denmark, Mr. POW.ELL; • * Hamlet, Mr. RAE,. rom the Theat - e Royal, Liverpool; tieing his second appear —mice on'this stage) ; • • f4r :.;CWTO'f•T; Lairtcs, Mr. WALLACK; Iloratio Mr. HOT ,T 1 " • - lsencrantz,, 'Mr. CROOKE; , GUildenstern; Mr.-FISHER; • • o,riek, Mr. PALMER; First Grave _Digger, Mr. I•VENVITZER; Second CrOve Dlcr, Mi. PENLEY ; • • Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. 13 AY \ION!) ; Gertrude, Queen of Deuntark, , Mv.s. Cf)RE ; Opticlia, Miss KELLY. t ro *which will be added, the Miisics.l Eaertainaient THE"PRLZE , o r, 5 3, 2 5 ,8. Mr.ll-"AIiNCH ; • Mr. Caddy, Mr. MADDOCKS ; SMITH ; Label, Mr; OXIIE11:11,Y; • , .111 1 ir Miss BEW. Mrs. Caddy; Mis.s-TIDSWELL ; Caroline, Miss KELLY. . . „ The Doors to be opened at half . Past Fite o'Cluck, to be- Cu at half past Six. • t ,. ll °.xcs; 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.--Pit; 3s. Cd.; Second Price, S econd es.; Second Price, is.--Upper Gallery, is.; ^ . 'econd Price, ed. - • Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, BOx ceper, at the Orrice in,Liitle: Russell-street, from. Ten till N"r3 and from Ten in the Evenii , until the DoOrS are ased • The principal Rox Entrances are in Brydges-strect, with 4, 1 auxiliary door in Russelstri..et ; • the Pit Entrances are in Russell-street and Wohurn-sti eet ; the Lower Gallery. En tßussell-street,,inces are in ItussalLstteet and Wohurn=street; the Upper Ci• 4 —ery Entrance is in Woburn-s'acet only. Carriages to the Boxes, tji set- down and take up trout titeat -sel-street; Covent- Garden, and draw off towards the Strand. To the Pit, to set down from Great Rtmell-street, and draw fff down Liitie Ittvsell,street and'DrUrylane, 'tage Manager, Mr, RAYMOND.NO Money to be Returned. e 4 Regina Tolmorro, the,CoMic Opera of Lionel and Clarissa; with thei 'Farce of The Mock Doctor.—Oa Friday, the Comedy of Sons of Erin; or, Modern Sentiment; with the Musi '4l Row-:...iinment of My Grandmother.---On Saturday, the l ioney-M4:4li with the Musical Entertainment of Netley •Ahhcy,—On itlciuda,y, the Confederac.y ; with Raising the Tue'„iav, The West Indian ; with the Quaker. 11.11 Pe;•son.: inad.r:-go:41 tucir Title of Wee AdmiS lOn, three' (lays at the least, prf , rious to the exercise. Bach Righf, wilt be required to sign their Names at the Door , Book , which will be kept ready for that purpose, and not be adMitted itheut such signature. - • right hand door, leading. from-the hall in Brydges s44,t, w ill b e o pened for Free Admissions to. the Boxes,. ;41 d cimlined to ti cnt only.• • . ' • Free i•;.dinissioky: to the 'Pit anti Galleries will be received at their i Fe ; Woburn-street only. spc. Doors .n THEATRE Ito (AI,, COVENT-GARDEN. To-,,loßri.ow. - EVENING, Nov. 19, 1812, will be repeated tb Tra,—(i, DOUGLAS. Norval, Mr. BETTY ,• • Glenalvon, Mr. BARRY MORE ; The Strar..4e.r,.Mi': YOCNG; • Lady Randolph. Mks. POWELL. „„,. ~ • . To which win :,,,idasd the Mllsical Afterpieta of THL - TUTINVIKE GATE... Sir illrard, Mr. BR02;•:D1-1LTEST; I-111-ry munt, Mr, INCLEDON; Robert Maythoru, Mr. TAYLOR; - Joe Standfasi, Mr. EMERY; Crack,,Mr. M,YII-IF,WS ; Mary, Miss BOLTON ; Pegg), Miss E. BOLTON. Places for the T3oke's to be taken of Mr. Brandon,- at the New Box-Office, Hart-street. The Poors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play 'begin at half-past Six. Liox,s 7s. S,.:ond Price Ss. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. ILower G . allery 2s. SLcond Price ls.—Upper'Gallery 1s: '• Se cond ' • - OH Friday, The Lord of the 3lanor, after which. will be produced. a New Musical - Farce,- called Love, LaW, and_ , Physic. , • - • • 4 c 94 The Po:bile are respectfully informed, that the revival of the Tragedy of Alexander the Great,' wa;4,.-last,night, ho noured Wih the-most-tniqualided approbation and applaufie, and will be repitted onSaturday and Tuesday 'next. Ou Monday tne Tragic Mayo( Pizarro: INER and NOWLAND,. Watch and Clock Mantifacturers. No. 18, .nigh . n, ..respectiully. • 8 1.khrolt to their Friends and the Public a ile.N . v elegantAs 7 ' 43 611111ei f. of fine GOLD REPEATERS, with every other sort, of Watch on the most improved principles, adapted to give liatisfactiou to those who may honour them. with their corn nands ; the 'Worii being their own, 'they can with confidence warrhitt . the p-erforwance. • N.B. A .variety of Ornamental and other Cloclis. • W PATENT BRI`I7ISII SthRTING-CLOTH, rilltiS Fabric (after Four Yearsprog ressive im proyement) is now brought 1,) a Degree of excellcit& and perfection unequalled. . . Peculiarly adapted for all Clinii:tes , and - Sed,'ions, by its free --lopt froin ' the ci - i'ecti; ineidet!t-to the changes of the i troos phere, to which every other description of- Shirting"Clutli i§ -liable. . , . It. Is pleasant and coir.fortabk in weal; washes beautilully warranted for eTial to the.bust Linen, and sold-at abont ha;l prier, Wholesale and by the Piece, •at . th e original 154, Ch - eapside; near St. Paul's ; Tiat,ding and Co E 9, Wat'ellowl:, Strand; Arar no other House i,. London. -• • • A REACCHRISTAIAS7BOX., T this, critical . , 'Season when Children are -.CR. Teething, they suffer more nabs than at any time in the year, , a very few escaping convulsions, -it is particularly 'requested of every Mother and Norse that have vonisF Chil dress, not to !.k: without tire AMERICAN sbol kuNG ..tiYityP in the nursery, as it ;;ices immediate relief. • Mrs..lclinson .feeliMr for the Poor, at a time like- this, 'When so many are out of employ, and bread SQ very dear, Wishing tv reliere those dear little sufferers, .has given them -a real Christmas , •box, by extending her charity one liw.7.r longer, that is' . to say, from nine to 'eleven, every Tuesday and Saturday mornings,. until next March, and then, as lisnal (while the days are so 'very short, and hundreds live at Is 5. - cat distance, cannot get their children at - her house in thdy mast,_ being a letter 'from a respectable House- Leeper, that thoy are real objects of charity. Mrs. J. hope::, at the same time, so great a charity will not be'abused; as' it is entirely, out of her own private purse; and trusts that Persons who, , can a_tiord to purchase the Syrup will not injure the Poor by.obtaming what is intended far their . .relief. • To he bad, wholesale and . ,retail, 'of tlie Proprietors, ~Johns oh anti- : Williams, No. 94,. Newman-street, Oxford-street; rnd by their appointment, of Golding, i 2, Coriihhl: Bark ley, 9b, Fleet-market ; Shaw andst;dwards, St.Patil's Church yard; - 330tler, 4, Cneay!ide; Newbury :arid Son, St. Paul's 'Church yard, and Dame-street, Dnulia; Dicey and Sutton, liow Church-yard; : a nil by' all the principarnedicine Venslera .in Town and Counts v, :Is. 9d. a for ready mousy. : t., ask foe Johnson arid Sootiun6 S,Tup,.:as there are a number of spurious 4orta. 44. 5.4 4- 4 fT t *l 7P a, • bik , 1. • V. , ✓ 0 41 WEDNES'DAY, NOVEMBER 48 181'2. GENERAL POST-OFTICT, Tues(Lly, crltti Octobc:7., 18M. LOUT Seven o'Clock, on the tvening of - 1- 1 1 - Monday, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH wal robbed of the Bags of Letters fin. Londe'l. ,1 1:.:,.rihed Foot, between Ketterizig and Higb ,. .....rr errers,and within three Miles of Highatn 1 ---- b'y — foreiog th'e Loe,li of the Mail 1T" Vie Bags stolen are,— Tlalifax of the 25th Nottingham 26th. Bradford.... dittit Melton M,,whray, . o Oacltam Wahefield ditto Uppinglnun Huddersfield ditto . Kettering ditto Thiapstouc dittJ ditto Rot herhant. ditto Chesiterfifel.. ditto ... ditto . Villuever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who corn milted the said llobl.)ery, will be entitled to a Reward of LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. • PATRON, • His Royal Highness the Duke of York. Govcntions, • C01...W. Jones, M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. . _ Sunnr.oN, Mr. ii.iernan, Metnbcr of the Royal College, London. Rarl of Leitrim Nod. Col. J.l3arry, John Latouche t M.P. riptit:; INSTITUTION, established for,the AL. dr Tr. - ..a . crient and Girt.. 'of tbe VENEREAL DI S 'EASES, then ,- .l7.oadful.consetpiences, as Strictures, Ulceration.. , , ..itS to boast the cure of no less two thousand Patients, annually, many. of whom hate been fromten to twenty year, Fria earn sysuf.Lonis of - :onorrhasa, end Ch:7ncre are -guyed in a few .:.a) - s oy Ir. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode Of treatment, and that weal uess and t-i,irangement Of We ge n.erative organs, which impair ttlic conslitutioo, _and slic;i - t-ca lite, are here unne successfully thz,n on a.;:sy . . . Mr. Kiernan may be comnitcl at usual, by either-sex, at. his private , Ito. tl, Lt ..r Charlotte-street, ;Becifor& scr.l-1:e, .where Letters from Town :4nd Country are to, be 41.- dre,:s ed.; and the necessary advice and medicine will be given 8r sent to anyyart of kingdom'. . 7 • HOOPING COUGH CURED WITHOUT_ INWARD MEbICINE. • • ROCHE'S ROY AT.: EMBROCATION. Tik,if ANY thousands t9f . Children are cured an-' .1.70- nuttily oy this rc.siedy; on the first attack an ithine- . diate application of 7.0C1 - lE's .411',1-I.OCATION will pre vent the complaint raising any hold of the cons4.itution, , and few times may Com;sletely cure.: In tbe most oOstinate cases, .perscrorance will produce the, desired effect;. and no remedy can be so well calculated for children as this, for it requires no - methcinc to be taken i;nyardly. In common Coughs, thii medicine is equally efficacious and limy be relied on for men, 4.-onien,:und. children, as safe and. effectual. In no case can this Medicine he genuine.pnles* signed en thc_wrapper,— by .3'. Roche, and every .stamp the 1131713 CS of Shaw and EdwardS, 66, St. Paul'S Church-yard, 1 - wlio are `Abe only Whole ale VetiderS) , engraved thereon. Price 4s. and iL 2a. per Bottle. ADMIII.eILTY 7 OFFICE, • i6,Nov. Isl.() • • . . N OTICE is hereby given, that' a Session 9f Oyer" - and 7k.rrniner and Goal fit-al:gip, for the. Trial. of . .of7 e aces commititd on the t JarisdictiOn'ai the 21dintralty of k.7.l,sfland, iciit be held at ,Justice Hall, the, = . 4.),(1 Bailey, Len ton, on Ireilnes.day, the 16;:7s Decenther n 4 .1,, at .Eis - 41 ti.'Ckth thellf.rrn:nt.T. J. W. CROKER. FOR COUGEIS;COLDS, &c 4 ‘VALSii's COL:TSF•')OT LOZENGES TUSELAGO' - ias name giveil to Coltsfnot by the At.cien6t . value in Coughs; ?cc. It is prepared in the form ef Lozenge, as the most agreeable to , palate;. and also, that by its gradually:dissolving in the thourh, may, with snore certainty be conveyed to. the parts affeeled these . Loi,enges deoh;truent, detergent, and Ina t)rucning,' allaYirA th-ci sensalion whieh oceasions Cougni , ,c, clearing like voice, and produ2ing the most salu tary ell:as.; if used . as a - preventive,. few persons wilt be trotiblcd. with COughs through the wimer,..and their price places them the reachof all raitks,of people: Sold by Snaw an 3 No. 65, St. Paul's Church. yard, who are the sale. Proprietors. , and none are, genun,e but what have their name tm the stamp.—P. it Also, WA LSEPs ANTIVERTUSSI•i for the fIUUP_ ING,CUtI.CII, as reibetty long approve,i, a; id recommended by the first families ihtlielingdom. Price only as. -9d. per bottle. FROM Tin LONDON GAZETTE, N0v.17,1812. Admiratty Nov.. 17; 1812. - Copy of a •Lettex from Viee-AdMiral Six Edward PeHew, Bart. Commander in - Chief of idaiesty's Ships and Vessels in the r. , :'iliterriinea - n, to John Wilson Croker, _Esq. dated on I)oarci the off Toulon,'Octo - uer..l2, 15112. Silt, • • IMN;e,the honour to inclose. a letter from Cap'-'; taiii Codrintton, detailing a seh - iee 'lately per formed in concert with - the Baron d'Ekoles, highly .treditabk - fdthoWoffiters: I have the honour to be, &c. (Signe'ti) 'EDWARD:PELLEW. Sta r , Blake, Salon Bay, Sept. a 7, 1812. I have the honour: to inform you, that accord ing- to a: plan previously • arranged betweeti;the . Baron 'nrales and myself, a• Joint attack was -made last night on= the Puerto at Tarragona, and the Mole swept 0f,,a1l vessels and boats which hiid there sought . protection.' The Blake and 'Franchise left this anchorage after dark, and the Baron marched ffom Iteus at nine o'clock, F. , M. when the Jubilee; in eonsequence'of puhlishing the Ne‘v COnstithtion; tlydde• such - a movement the 'less to be 'expected. The-boats _of the two ships reached -the Franca at about one o'clock, and'shortlplaterwards the Baron having properly posted . his troopS , ' for :intercepting - any sortie which might be made by . the garrison, and for cutting off the retreat of such people, as might be in the -vessels and lower town, .gave the con -1 cefie:l signal' for. the boats to open their_fi7e_— The enemy were taken so completely' by surprize; , that some time elapsed before they returned a -shot ; and I Understand General Bartoletti, the Governor, actually mounted his horse - without' bObts - An• stockings: Seeing only the fire of the loiiats, about two hundred grenadiers came out of -the toWn, but being met by a volley of musketry ..froma.'trnall party of the Spanish troops in am bush at the Capuchin Convent, and being then, charged. with the bayonet, those who, were able made the hest of their, way back again. Thela . sition of OliVe, occupied by a party Of Briballa (Calagirots) Was carried in the mean- time in a -very animated manner ; 'and several false attacks • on the walls of the fortress attracted the attention of the enemy, and occasioned a brisk fire of can non ,from;: their whole line. Tlie boats then pulled into, the Mole ; and having finished' the operation allotted to them,. notwithstanding an angry dis-, charge pr hot - and shells •.from the town, the troops retired to Titus, : and' the ships anchored ' with the .prizes in Tarragona Bay,.' _• , The ,Franchise was extremely well placed 'by • Captain Birch, 'off the Mole Head, for giving such assistance as . . might have been wanted; • and I have reason to be much pleased with theconduct. •of -Lieutenant liuglies . (senior lieutenant of, this ship) . who commanded; and the Whole . of the I . officers ancrseatnen'who acted under his orders is 1 they - executed ,the duties allotted them, with Out injury • tp . the. operations of the troops, and for the great activity Which they chewed in bringing out the prizes: . % . • My anxiety_ to afford all the aid Which any un foreseen occurrence might require, .and • to 'be ready to profit by any favOurable .reSult which aright lead to an attack of more importame, in duced the to push the Blake forwards towardS the Milagro. But notwithstanding that 'tile light of the moon enabled the enemy to direct • their shot with, considerable ' precision, she was struck, only • by one:, which 'passed through the maintop-sail., * It Would be great preSumptiozi halneto`oifer an Opinion on the. 'military conduct of the Baron d'Eroles, who` gains the-respEct and regard of all: , who act with him, as well as .all.w`eo act 'under . his orders. But I cannot 'refuse myself the plea-• sure of remarking, that such was the -secrecy and silence of hiS marcti, that when tbe'troops and' boats - ‘i4re each , ctintiguous to the other in their •appointed-statiolul, eachdoubted the othr's..arri - val until the conceited' signal was mJe e and such was 'the iiteadiness - and rood Order of the• troops, wha killed or -drove back by the !eavonet all the force of. the enemy whir, 'ventured to op pose them, that not "a single mistake' occurred... l -- It is also . :lii•Pnlv" ' , Taff • ~• to ire t • ''cl .. , ~, ~ t., 11(4, o r e co rd the confident reliance which eac - Ai serviee placed on.the conduct oftheother. And the Barran has done us the honour to the voliintarV conseet to and unit: ~ tail:mous request: , of the odicerS'and creWs'Ofthe two Ship's - , that the whole -Of wlit'iteVer: be May adze froth the - sale` of the prizes *hall be given to TWO 'HUNDRED POUNDS, one Moiety to be paid on :.Comanituient , for Trial, .and the other •Moiety on .Conviction. If an; Accomplice in tlio surrender, himself - and make Discovery;. whereby One or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be appre hended and brought to Justice; such Discoverer will be . en titled to the said Reward, antrbe admitted an' Evidence—fOr the trown: • „ . . By Command of the Postimfster-fieneritl, - F. FREELING; See. Just Rub In One-Vol, Quarto, prier is. ird. iu boards, Illustrated with Seven iarge Plates and a Map of the Theatre of War, A'NARRATIVE' of the CAMPAIGNS in POLAND, between the RUSSIANS and FitENcH, in the years 1806-7 ; N6th brief Remarks on the Character and Composition of the Rus,ian Army; interspersed with 'Anec= dotes of the Generals Beninzen, Bragreion, Platow,'&e. In this Work will be found interestin Deseriytions and ondotes of the Russian tight Infantry, Iniptruil , Guards, Cavalry, Artillery, Cossaques, Basquier3, &c. &c. • - Printed for T. Egerton, MilitaAy Library, Whitehall; and be had of all Booksellers. RENOVATED HEALTH. ... . . . TT has been too frequently the subject of just aria • Xi general rf. - ir_)bacion, that men destituto 'of the - tienieras ot the triettl.;a! art haveolierecl themselves as Gandiciates for r .h. :e patronage in the.protession of physic. For the p•utpose of doing justice to the result ot our studics.ancle:• - ,i)erience, and , ' tiYptevent us from being classed among those en ,pirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately, fot societiy, been i too favo,rably'received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal anTenlightead a faithful statemerit of our ppnrsuits and ac. qiiiienierirs. • A Ito having received a regular medical cduca. ' , ion as the pupils of Messrs. Grindell anti 131izard, whose ledures and - pritetice we carefully attended,-as professors and surgeons of the Lonclni Hospital; we entered oinselves as students in t}'at justly celebrated school for medical acf,aire meat, the Royal College of Edinburgh, amid were instructed.. ::: :he Wherein brandies ot anatomy, surgery, the theory and .iat,teilice of physic, • chemistry ~rnidwrtery., botany, Scc. &c. by those eminent protessurs, Drs. Ihmiro, Grr,;ory, Black, Hamilton, Duncao and RiarlierfOrd. We trust w t i• shall to ,t be deemeo presumptuous in saying that our oroticiency and `acquirenients are not incoosiderabie. ii:tving Niir a long series :of years 11:ttie Venereal Complaints, and the various.di4eases of _Debility, the particular ohj•ecit of our studies and prattice, it will, ve..hope, be allowed brat we have acquired slaperrix knowledge of their treatment aial'eure. In shg)tr and recent cases of 11..1edit& a perfea re-establishment is completed in _the short petiod of two dayS ; and in those of. the utmost in : retcracy, wherenther .praf.iitioners solve failed Of success", a proper perseverance itt our, plan. ot treatment ensures to tIIZ patient a safe and radical cure, Amidst the torlanchaly .variety Of.disorders which are the elleds of a habit Lois and most unhappily pursued by the yontli of both- sexes, there are none more ,alarrning or more oistressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. TO such Pelsonsavrabst be a consolation to know that rite), may now, by a new and infailible mode of treatinent, be restored to that greatest ct all human blesiings, a 'strong, manly, and vigor., ous constitution, in all cases of debility, from Whatever causearising, .a.; well as in everyspecies'of venereal inholion,. V., d may he eonataited by,patients ill' either . sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hours° cthisultatibrfai licinie from ten to threc,'and from 6 in the evening till to at nigh;. Patients in .the c:nritry ate requested to state the particu lars of then:case, bge,. and general habit olliving o &O. .s.:c, M. closing a remittance tor advice and me•dicities when the same will be given, or sent to any part or the kingadln. To easia re that secrecy SOCS.SCII,tiaL to Out undertaking, • the postage of letters may he added to the account for nuldi ohms. •• ' • . CURRIE and Co: Surgeons, No. 1,,,7,_ Liattoo-garden. . , . . . .. . ,the . - ',•-• Messrs. Currie and co. have Ce r tificat e s from above r,speekable L'roleisins of Loudon'4tiU Eciiiiburgior the:diligence, skill, and humanity, with„whicii trey per . , Corned the chilies assigned them diiring the tibia they al. unded thcirkxdures and l'raelice. • . i.x9 - t o . e ttg - E r • • L PRICE SIXPIINCE- Ta. his tvoops, in - trln4ir , ,ticiii-of -}.! the discipline which thCy slitm{-ed .The kiss's . of the - enetny, ; nuis,t derible, although it is infipos . libte to ‘lseertaiii lit,. on account of the, dtirlines' of the t:ti lit d 'the . operation till :a the of olt.-;• having terminated before din . of the Span arts am6i±:ite'd to thrjt eight wounded, - Mcstly by the bayonA altionpt us there way not the sinallest eatialty whatever, enderneath is a list of the brought out. I hive the bon , v , r to 1.. c, (Signed) EDW. CODRINGTON. No. 1; a bombard abbot 60 unisi 2, a loggisr,to ditto ; ii felucca, - .20 ditto•;. 4, ditto, ;iO, - ditto - ; 5, diro, 20 ditto launch and five small boats. Admiralty-Office, Nov. 14, I 8 1:?. Extract of , a• • Letter , fr,ien Ciptall2 T3,,,hvr, of :‘.1, 1 7-estv , s - Ship the hyacinth, addresscrt to 1, 41 S;v'idward Peltew, and trap pitted b•• liiru td' Wilstril Croke:, .Esq. l‘lataga 7.‘2ile,,Sept. 6, IS12„, I had the hononr to inform you, by letter of the 1 Ith • ultinib, that .I suite Gibralta Inediately on learning th ,t America_ bad decia war, and I bay? now great pleasure inuevainzing. 1,70,1 i, that the WhOle . . Of the til 3 v, w e re on their way down :the Mediterranean have.: noen. • captured. by .the Mediterranean eruizers, as .ao thinfr has arrived at Gibraltar but•what his been sent iu by us, *a list ,iit.*lich . 1 have tic honour to inclose. • ()wing to I 'did - not !..;et abreast - of ii i tilt the Ist-insttitlt,.. where i wds•joineri O.) - t Captain Sibley; arid SC immediately pushed,w to reconnoitre, and on taiuling in for Olt - purpose; I • met the Governor h o -!at-ts of thel(!eryirtiuelitq..... of Alalaga oining out to- me, and they intorwed, me that the: , en thy ret:-eate:l, after- hoing..- blown up the works pi the . C,ast;e .are great pleasure in.. acquaintini;yo . l; the enemy's privateers have not captttred a single. merchantman since s affair of 'die April. • Copy Of a -Letter - from Ca pta iniktF4. oft Mp 3e r ft'i tii ,addrs'ii.d to lea', and transmitted to4,olin ; 7" All tiSty ' . ti :41.111 Mittgikef„'4 17: 4 . • 01.11 Sept. I 12. •; • 4 In obedience to your orders to rtitze Denia. and VaienCia, fOr,' the purposelinierceiik„.." - ':,' suppliesguitig to 'the --eneniy,--1, - beg - form. that.on the evening of - the 2Dth re eifeil information of the enemy having Eiden„Velkiits with. shells at Valencia - for Peniscola :- the Eu we. = • ther being favOurable,...Lco'neeiredi to bring them out, or destroy I • • patched the boats of ems . ship,'under.the direction - • of Lieutenant OeOrge"rhotnas',.asiiSted by Messrs.. Lines, Oliver, and Smith, midshipmen, that. purpose, keeping.the-ship.ele . in shore for their -• nrotectign, trey sueceeda in bringing put foin. . of them ; a fifth was in our possession, w hen fortunately the wind shifted suddenly _round to•the - S.E. with a heavy tAtiall, When she grounded, and am Sorry to add, was retaken, with three of our men onboard: The bravery evinced by the offi cers and men employed was very conspicuous. The vessels were moored head and stern to the shore, between two batteries of two tWenty-four pounders'and'two mortars, with a. strong garrison in the Grao, their sails unbent and rudders un shipped. Our loss, with the exception of the pri soners, is only One man woiinded, I hope not dan gerously. I beg leave to return a liSt of the , wounded and prisoners. • • I am, &e. .S. P,EYTON, Captain: . SIR, A List of the Wou:uicd and Prisuntas. Alekander Af'Kenzie, cooper, severoll woundad, .Thoinas 4iddleton, a!) 1 ..!, prisoner. Thomas Ilutclaey, inarioe, dittd. Sauiucl Thornaii ditto, ditLo. - ' " . 4dinir,ctity Ofice., 18 . 12. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pelle‘ir ted - to John, Wilson Croker, Eq. a letter from Captain Adderley, of.hisrAlajesly's sloy-Crocan, giving en acConiit of' his having, , on the fifth of September last, .captured theqzre . n . teer, La Formica, of two guns and; mency-cti , t men, out three inooths - from Genoa, without mak• - ing any Capture the crew estapAtirrthe=.buats to the ,Barb.Jrv'shore. - • - 4d:Airaiiif4;offce, NOZ. 17, 1812. Copy of•a. Letter fmet Lieuttuant aqjpg ftis Majesty's Slocp Lhe ..11.oTer, athirmkdt : to %Arr.- , Keith, an . d.- tracz:ziaitted Dy , Lis..Larkbip to Johq Croker, Es 4. • - _ . liis ItirAitsty't . :-Sloop P:xver W. 14,N, • - • OctoLer, 1818.-!' MY -LORD, I beg leeve to acquaint' yoni;;Lorcfsbip, of h . -Majesty's brig under my command, !laving tli day tietaincd the American schooner, iettxr marT.o p cri!pent; Rid -r, Master, after' a char of nine hours; Mounting - i - ,:ix - nine-pounder cart.. nade, 'and .1.7 Men; - . from C't4ri:!Ft<,wily 11 C. days; bOun?t to gourd ka a , :aclen with cott and rice, and hail hot made any capture durl, the voyage. I :Laye 'honour to be, 8:c. (Signed) s F. E LOCI; Aciptircibi3Office, Nov. 17, 181'2. Cony of a Leit,i‘r from C Notey, of his Ma j, , ty'4 to .tuvo. lz;kulit`r, Usti. dated 4'. tOC!, the 14th tint: , sift, I bee to: acquaint you, for the informatio7 the' 'Lords 'Cor.ithissioners, of. the Admiralty, Le Mereure:, Freneh lugger privateer of si'; guns and seventy men - , was yesterday •ezlptury the west each or the Is'e of \V;glit, by his ty's ship under ,my command. I have the honour to be, este. lIENItY