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pany, steerilg towards : the.:'F4tach,t Oast:, ,in the hope of rendering her some assistance. •At break 'o: day we observed the itinahro in chace_ of the Aiwirs, which had been got afloat about five miles to the t as ward oettap4s,,, and under ji;ry sails, the enemy ziarigating her albng shore. AboUt A.M. we both came up, and'dfOVe her on shore with a fem, broadsides, under a bat lery about three nodes to the east ward of Et a pies, As the . 1 ide was fat I discontinued the attack, in t onsegt , :nce of the aCI - the enemy. wou:d have in planting his-field pieces and small arm men close to her at low water Mark. • • The Castilian and Phipps joined before the tide served to recommence our operations, and with this aiditinn - ,to our force, at about half-past two, PA. I renew d the attac i k, leading in close order under the kutery, with the wind N. E. by N. the other sloops following, and as they came up giving their broad skies, by which the enemy's troops embarked in the Apelles, were soon driven out. The boats'of the sjuadron, as - had been previously arranged, wete then immediately sent in under the command of my First Lieutenan't, Saunders,who most gallantly board ed her, .and though lot a considerable-time expn-sed to a galling fire,of shot and shells from the battery, and a colletlion of field-pieces,' she - ,was-got afloat, and brought out in safety about four o'clock, during 'which lima the sloops used their utmost endeavours to cover . the boats, and prevent as much as possi ble further annoyance from the eperny.. I feel greatly indebted to Captains Brainier, Wells, and S'r W. Parker, their officers and. men, particularly` those employed in the boats. I am hapy Act add an acknowledgment of the meths of my own officers and crew, particularly-of my First Lieutenant, Thomas Saunders,-and the volunteers thing under him in the boats,' who gallantly un dertook the service, when the advantageous situa tion of the enemy led me to expel a mach more • sanguinary result. The loss of the enemy it has been impossible for me to determine, but I am happy to state that the service has been, performed without even a wound on our part, though at the commencement of the attack the Apelles was full of troops, and the de fence frorri•the shore obstinately maintained. I trust this circumstance will not only b: speak . our ex tremely good fortune, but prove more strongly than I c , -.n express, th# the plan of attack 'was well - laid and, judiciously executed by the officers and men under my orders. The boats gave the'soldiers,so little time .to es cape, that four I.veA left on board, calling them selves part of the King of RQroe's body guard, and, bearing the insignia of their corps. 'We found the Apelles much cut up from our :fire, and she after wards sustained great damage from - the enemy : she has seven guns, and most , of her stores and provisions remaining on board. The Skylark was completely destroyed, . lying some distance to the _eastward, still smoking. , I have great sa tisfadiou in stating that the crews of both Vessels escaped in their boats, with the exception of Cap tain Hoffman of the Apelles, and nineteen of his people. I have the homiur to be, &c. A. CUNNINGHAM, Capt. Thomas Foley, Esq. Rear- Admiral of • the Red, Downs. ' • Carlton-l-loue, April 3, IS 12: His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, Lord Lieutenant of c)x,f)rd, having appointed the Ritht Honourable Lord Francis Almaric Spencer, one of the Deputy Lieutenants of the said county, to bz. his Vice Lieutenant for and within the county of Oxtord, has Royal tii . ghness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has been pleased to approve thereof. April 18 18.1. His Royal Royal Flightless the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has been - pleased to signify his approbation, that the Right Honourable Lord Francis A lrnaric Spencer, Vice Lieutenant of the county of Oxford, should hold the rank of Colonel of the First Regirnettt of Oxfordshire Local Militia, during the time he shall ad as Vice Lieutenant of the said county. Office of Ordnance, 1110 5, 1812. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Brevet-Major Charles C. Bingham to be Major, - vice Newhouse, retired upon the Invalid Battalion. Second-Captain Peter Wallace to be Captain, vice Bingham. First Lieut. C. Napier to •be Second Captain, vice . Wallace. Second Lieut. R. G rimes to be I list Lieutenant, vice Napier. Adjutant W. Wylde to be Second Captain. Major-Gen. John Ramsey to be Colonel Commandant, vice Davies, deceased. Lielitenant 'Col. G. Cookson to be Colonel vice Ramsey. Major W. , Dixon to be Lieut. - Col.- vice Cookson. Brevet-Major John Dyer to be Major, vice' Dixon, Second Captain'R. lopes to be Captain, vice Dyer. First, Lieut. C. Gordon _to be Second Captain, vice Jones. Second Lieut. .13., E. C; Hill to be First Lieutenant, vice ordon. Otte of Ordnanc4, - May 7. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—First Lieut. W. E. Maling to be Second Captain, vice Cowley, retired. Second Lieut. W. B: Ingilby to be First- Lieutenant, vice Mal lug. 'Second Captain and Adjutant John E. Jones to be• -f Captain, vice Massey, deceased. Second Captain R. B: Hilo to be Adjutant,. vice Jones. First Lieut. Mark Sorar'ville to be Second Captaid, vice • Hunt. Second Lieut. I'. o , Cater to- be . First Lieutenant; vice Somer ville. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutanant of the county of Surrey. Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey Eolvco Clialloncr, Gent. to be Ensign, on a vacancy. 2d Regiment.—The Honourable Thomas (-Tapley Onslow to be Colonel, vice Thomas Lord Viscount Cranley, re signed. • - Commissions signed by the LordfLieutenant of the County of Essex. Thorn. s Barrett Leonard, Esq. Edward Harvey, Esq. 'G. Rush, Esq. W. Tolbutt, Esq. Sir R. Wigram, Bart. Z. Dutton, Esq. j. Lodwicic Esol. I. Crosier, Esq. P.. Denys, Esq, I. Russel, Esq.—To be Deputy Lieutenants. Tit Regitnent of Essex Local Militia.—F. P. Werry, Gent. to be Ensign. G. Pocock, Cent. vice Clark resigned. 2kl Regiment,--C. Butler, Cent. to be Lieutenant., resigned, I. Macqueen, Gent. to be Ensign. • Commissions signed by the Lord 'Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew.. _ William Napier, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Rentrewshire Regiment of Militia\ —R. Swinton, Esq. to be Major, vice Mackay, promottdin the Argyle and Bute Regiment. Id Regiment of Renfrew Local Militia.—W. Cochran, Esq. to be Second. Major. W: - Stevenson, R. Watt, and R; Hodgart, Esqs.' to be Captains. - K. King, J. Brown,. H. l‘PAlpine, Gents. to be Lieutenants,. I. Baird, john M'Alister, Latta, Cents. to be Ensigns. Commissions "signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of .Berks. _ _ . Royal Berkshire Militia.—G. G. Grenfell, Esq. and 1. G. • Doran, b.sq. to be Captains, W. Booth, Gent. W. S. Hodgson, Gent. 11. Stephens, Gent. T. Prestayn, Gent. to be Lieutenants , . G. Grubb, Gent. C. Atkinson, Gent. F. N. Newbo!t, Gent. G. Darnant, Gent. I. Heath, Gent. to be Ensigns. Tat Regiment of Local ylilitia.—E. Woodcock, - C, Slocock, and C. Eyston, Esqs. to be Captains.. A. Croft, and \V. Druitt, Gents. to be. Lieutenants. Reg:msnt Ee Lie-Inel ;Ant.; - :-to be - Ensigns. 3d, or Rt-w:d Isegitment.—H. G. - TraytOrrens, Esq. George E-,rl of Snoderl, onfiNr. Blou:lr, Esq. be Captains. 1. S. -Cmith. - G't'.nt. to be Lieutenant. • T. Workrndn and (";iinuel, - Cen'o' Ensign. tat Bt•rks Ca.c.Ory. - Gent, to be Lieutenant. B. W . rougi - ,tc.o an,l A. Sio, , ,ck, Gents. to be Corn;:ts, Wargra , kebisle, Gent. to be Lieutenant. 1. Sw4ilo, - , c.;;:nt ' -, ,rnet. White'Flor(e . Vol , lnteer. rit : lntry. , ..-1.• King-, W. Church, E. Hiscock, B. Smith,' al‘ctk, Belcher,. Gents. to be t ieu. ,tehantS. kV. I) Beer.?:-r, 1. Ivey, and-li. Palmer, Gents. to be En!zlj.-,ns., . . Vpinn«.-!er Infa•itry.— G. Brown: E. Poiingdon, R. - Slice:m.4n, and R.: •Blnunt, Cents. to be Lieutettanfs. Commissionsio the .ts,t, or Wetcrn Itegirnetira Local Ali.' litia, signed .by tkle Lord Lieu;tenarit pfrthe County of o . xfortl.: T ' - • H. F. Mayor, Gent. to be Lieutenalt. .T. Stevens, Gent. ' to be Surgeon. and T. F.l.Powden, - Gent;, S. Butler, aild-Vii. 11. Baldwin, Cents. CominisSions in the:North York Local Militia, _signed by 'the Lord Lieutenant of the North itidicg of the County of 4th Regiment..—E. G. Homer, E. Walker, and W. Smirth- Waite, Gents. to.be. Lieutenants.. , • 6th Regiment.—T,.Steele, Gent. to be Ensign. . Commissions signed by, the Vice-iieutenant of Ole County of Oxford. • Ist, or Western Regiment —C. Walsh,' (& - nt. - to be Lieu tenant. T. F. Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign. 3d,- or Northern Regiment.-,Ensigns U. Roberts . and W. Robinson, to be Lieutenants. ,- 8 ANKR ICY ENLARGED. - James Slater Fall, Stock-Exchange, Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedle street, broker, from May S, to June 23, a; ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Henry Kelletvay, Longhorn, Southampton, naltster. BANKRUPTS. amen Harrnrm, Bush-lane, London, wholesale ironmonger, to. surrender May r 2, t 9, and tune 20, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs- Tilson and Preston, Chatham place, Blackfriars.___ William Lane, jun. Birmingham, Warwickshire, iron -dealer, May 19, to, and tune 2.6, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Bir mingharn. Attornies - ,„ Messrs. Devon and Tooke, Hal born-court, G ray's-inn. London ; and Messrs. Barker and Unett i Square, Birmingham. , - Timothy lotdan, CruLtf:v.lane, Borough. of Southwark, Surrey, vidualler, May r . 3, at ten., it, at one, and I one 20, at ten, at Guildhall, -London.- Attornies, Messrs. Vander eom and Cornyn, Cannon. street. William Field,, Mill•street, Hanover-square, apothecary, May 12, 19-, at ten, and 4 une 2-, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr, A. Beckett, Golden-square. Abraham Carrington, Crutched-ftiarS, London, lighterman, . May - i 2, at twelve, 10, and. lune 20, at eleven, at Guild . London. Attornies, L. Williams," Cursitor street, 'Chancery-lane. , Benjamin ' t ones, Ratcliff-highway, .May 19, 29, and lune 20, at twelve, at C.:uildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Finchett, Great Prescott.street, Goodman's fields. „ Jahn jiin. Pristcl, baker, May tz, 26, and June zo, atone, a. the Gre , ,,linund Iran, Broadrpead, Bristol. At tornies, IVlesrs. Whitcombe and King, Serj:ant's-inn, fleet,street, London; and TvILI. H. Prankis, St. John steeet, Bristol. . - John Lander, Birmingham, Warwic.kihire, merchant, May 22, 23 i and rune - 2,; at eleven, at the Royal ll&d, Bit iningthm: Attornies, Messrs. Webb and Tynthill, ; . and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarice, and Richards, Chancel-lane. ' -- Thornas,Kidwell, 1 tehenor, - Sussex, ship builder, May i 6, 23, at twelve, and tune z,), at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Nind s Throgmorton -sr reet, , . William Llewe4n, Fencburch.street. London,.and Hack ney, merchant, May 12,13, 4 2nd Lune zo, at one, at Guild - hall, London. Attorney, Mr, Setree, Bell.court, Wal , brook. Samuel Turner, Stone, Staffordshire, butcher, May t 5, 16, and fune se, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Stone. At tornies, Messrs. Willis and Co. Warnford.court, London ; and Mr. Vernon, Stone, Staffordshire. _ • Matthew Newham, Falkingham, Lincolnshire, carpenter, joiner, and cabinat-maker. lune 4,5, and 2.0,- at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Falkinghain. Attornies, Mr. B. Smith, flprhling, near Paikingham -; and Messrs. lohn son and,Gaskill, Holborn court, Gray's-inp, London. Richard Anderson, Birmingham, Warwit kshire, cutler and edge-tool-maker, May 19, 20, and I une 20, at elcven ' ,at the Swan Hotel, l3itmingham. Attorney, Mr. Lowe, Ra venhurit, Bordesley, near Firmingham. Nathaniel ,Carkeet, Skinner-street, Snow hill, upholsterer, May 12: at ten, 26, at eleven, and lune 20, at ten, at hall, London, Attorney, Mr. Pearse, Salisbury-square, Fleet-stteet. Charles Chapman, West Tilbury, - Essex, draper, May 19, 29, and lune 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, At torney, Mr. Webb, St. Thomas-street, Southwark. Robert Swaine and Benjamin Stephenson, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants, May 25, a 6, and June 20, at eleven at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. W. H. Bradbury, Leeds, Yorkshire; and Mr. Battle, Chancery-lane. William Masters, Wareham, Dorsetshire, innholder, May 22, at two, 23, and June 20, at eleven ; at the Red Lion, Wareham. Attornies, Mr. IL R,owden, Wirnborne Min. stet . ; Dorsetshlre ; and Messrs. W. and' J. Allen, Clif. ford's-inn, London. James Chapman, Bakewell, Derbyshire, mercer and limn draper, May 22, 23, and dune 20, at eleven, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Bakewell. - Attornies. Messrs Brace and Plo. mer, ,Essex-court, .Temple, London; and Mr. Bossley, Bakewell. John Chittenden, ralsover-street, Oxford-street, byilder, pluMber, glazier, and painter, May !2,.30, and June 21. at twelve, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr.:C. liar man, Wine Office-court, Fleet-street, Richard Mdryweather and Richard Brain, Ardwich, Lanca shire, brewers, lune 5;.6, and 26, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies; Mr, 1. Walker, Back King-street, Manchester ; and Mi.-Ellis, Chancerv,lane, London. Charles Powell, Pwil y Cwn, Rockfield, Monmouthshire, timber-merchant and maltster, May :8, .19, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Monmouth, and lune 20, at ten, - at the Black }lock Inn, Portskewett, 3flomnouthshire.- At toroies, Messrs. HoMies and Lowden,Clement'skinn, Lon don; and Mr. Gabel!, Crickhowell, Breconshire. • [Dividends, ece. to-morrow.] • SUPPLE EAT to the LONDQN GAZETTE OF SATWIDAy, MAY 9, 1812. WAR DL-PAVRTM ENT. Powningwstreet, May 9, 'l-812. A Dispatch, of which the following is an extra6l, has been received by' Lord Liverpool, addressed to his Lordship by the Earl of Wellington, dated Niza, 16th April, 1812. .. I\l.4rshal goult colleae3 his army at Villa Franca, in E.treinadura, on the Bth inst. and having theie heard of the fall of Badajoz he retired before day light on the 9th towards .the frontiers of Andalusia. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Grahain.diretied Lieutenajg-General Sir Stapleton Cotton to, follow their rear with the cavalry ; and he attacked and defeated the French cavalry at 'Villa/Garcia IA jib Major-General Le Marchant's and Major-General .Anson's brigades, the latter under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel . the -Honourable F. Ponsonby, on the niorning of the lit Or inst. I have the ho nour to inclose Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Gra ham's letter inclosing Lieutenant-General Sir .Sta pleton Cotton's report, and the return of the killed and wounded on this occasion; and I have only to add my commendations of the condba of Lieut. General Sir Stapleton Cotton, - NLljot-General Le Marchant, and the officers and troops under' their command. The enemy retired on that day fr9m Llerena; and, &co, entirely from ale Province of E,krt - rnadura. I have not yet heard ivhe!her General Ballastero3 lad entered Seville. The Conde de Penne Ville- iur, with a detachrrient — of the sth army, :which had bten sent fromf 4 stremadura 'into:the Condado de had approached that town by the right of the Goadalquivt.r, and was' engaged with the enemy's "garrison of Seville, and of the fortified convent on that side of the river, on the sth inst. and had obliged them l to retire within their works. The Conde de Penne Villernur retreated on the 10th, according to a s4ggestiOn which was made to hitn by me in consequence of the fall of Badajoz, and the certainty that I had that Marshal,SoUlt would re'urn inmiediritely into Andalusia, without risking an action, to which it was not in iny.,powcr to bring hini; and I trust ; that the Conde de_ Penne Villemur will have Communicated to Gen. Ballas- teros the intelligt:nce and suggestion which 1 desired might be conveyed to him. Since I wrote_ to your Lordship on the 7th inst: I have' received reports of transactions in the neigh-r Imurbood. of Ciudad Rodrigo_only to the gth The enemy still kept the place blockaded, but had made no attack upon it, nor had repeated their to Almeida, having suffered some loss . in the-recon noissance of that place on the 3d instant. It appears that on the 7th, the greatest number of the troops in the neighbourhood of _Ciudad Rodrigo broke up, and matched towar6 Sabugal, whele I believe that - Marshal Marmont came hiMself. jar-General Alten, whom I,had kept in front of Ciudad Rodrigo, with the. Ist Hussars, till the end of March, was tollowed(altliough at a diatance) through Lower Beira, by Marshal Nrarmpnt's advanced guard ; and hAving quitted Castello Branco on . the Bth instant, they moved on ; and the ad vanced guard, consisting of two thousand"five hun dred Men, of which six squadrons of cavalry en tered Cast . ellp Branco on the evening of the - 1211 h Brigadier-Gen. Le Cot,, with his brigade of militia, .hay..ng been obliged to retire upon Sainadas, when he saw the enemy-advance. In 1116 mean time, havingheard.thar den. Alien had retired across the.Tigus, I or.clered him to cross that ri'er again,. Which he 'didon the 12th, and the .enemy retired from Castello Branco before daylight on the morning of the 14th, and BrigadieriGe neral Le Cor and Major-General Alien entered the place. The enemy have as usual, in this expedition, robbed . and murderod the inhabitants of coon.. try. But the injury which they have done, as far as I can learn, has been confined to ihelb. 36i of - atrocity ; all the stores in our 'magazines at Udirello Branch, and our hospital there having bten removed to this side of the Tagus; , • I Cannot sufficiently applaud the firmness and good condua of Brigadier-General Le Car. He re. mained in Castello -Branco, till* he'saW a' superior enemy advancing upon him.; and he then reared in good order, np further than.was.riecessary. 'As soon as I heard of Soult's retreat from Vifla Franca,, I put the army in motion towardS' Castille. The advanced guard has arrived at Castillo Branca this day ; and I shall go theee myself to-trifOrow; I have heard of no movement in the north. Santa NI attlia, April t 2, ,1812. MY Lottn,-1 have the, honour to transmit to your Lordship the inclosed report of Lieutenartt-Ge neral Sir Stapleton Cotton, giving the detail of a , very briliiaut and successful attaek.against . .the ene my's rear-guard. It must be unnecessary for me to call your Lordship's attention to the distinguished ability with which the Lieutenant General planned and condutled this enterprize, so, admirable second ed by the gallantry and judgment of Major-General Le Marchant and Colonel Ponsonby, as well as by the great exertion . of the officers and men of the two brigade's employed on this service. I have the honour to be, Ste., (Signed) THOMAS GRAHAM. SIR, Villa Garda, April U, 113 m. •I have the honour to report to you, having re ceived itifortnation last night of the cavalry of Ge neral Dronet's corps . (amountineo 2500) being en camped between Usagre and ink place, I ordered Major General Anson's (commanded by the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Ponsonby) and Major-General Le Marchant's brigades to move in the course of the night,- from Villa Franca and Los Santos, so as to arrive before day break, the former at 'Usagre, the latter at Bienvenida, determining to attack the ene my with General Anson's/brigade in front, whilst Major-General Le Marchant's, by a flank Move ment from Bienvenida, should cut off his retreat 'upon Llerena. The advanced guard of Major-Ge neral Anson's brigade drove in the enemy's. - piquets from near Usagre, two hours sooner' than I intend ed, and Genet it Le Marchant's brigade had not time to get into the rear of the enemy, who tell back, upon the alarm being given, a sufficient distance to secure his retreat upon Lierena. . .Lieutenant-Colonel Ponsoeby followed the enemy soon atter day-break through Villa Garcia,.and was skirmishing with him when General La Marchant's brigade, arrived on the other .side of the-heights be. tweet) the Llerena Road and 43ienvenida I dessred C.Aonet Ponsonby would show only three sgu'adron3, and endeavour to 'amuse the enemy in front, !.;nt;l . Major-General Le Marchant's brigade (wilic4) I had sent 'Colonel Biley to conduia under cever of the height's), was prepared to attack_ the t. , nezuy' in flank : this Succeeded admirably ; and_ the eneiny being vigorously attacked, at .the same mna.ent, iei front anal flank, retired in thegreatest confrision anti disorder. I pursued him with Major-Gneral son's brigade, and one tegiment of Major-General Le 11 , 1atchant:s! (the sth dragoon guard-); supported by the ad and 4th dragoons, to - near Llerena, a dis tance of four miles, during which the enemy's loss in killed was %ery,considerab ' le, and about 150 pri 7 soners, including a Lieutenant-Colonel, two. Cap , tains, and one Lleutenant, with about 130 horses, were brought offthe &etd. The enemy'S cavalry formed on the right, and in the rear of sesen guns, and between eight and ten thousand infantry, which had taken up a position on the left of, and close t.) flie town. The whole snon afterwards retired upon Barlanga,-'and Asuaga to the former of which places my patroles followed then.), .`" I . I cannot say foe much 141 prase of t! e lallanf! and regularity of the. four regiments wh'clt attack, and 'pursued the enNny,, or. could, any .Ciing hail excee.l._-d the st,, , acliness and good discir,En! displA . , ed by the 3i- and 4th , dragoons ..(collorna‘ided )! Colonel Lord Elward Somerset and Major Clowcq Who supported them. . I have ,to recommend strongly to your no , ic'. l Major-G , :ner,il Le Mai - chant, and the Hon. Lie' ~, ter:lot-Colonel Ponsonhy, who commanded the 0" ' bligades witli s, much galantry'and juclgrntknt .; x id ' 1 have r,reat pleasure in assuring you of 'the goo d .' coudu& of Lieutenant-Colonel Hervey, command' , ing . tl. - :.2 ,t 4th dragoons ; MAjor Prescott, cornov , j . " ing`the sth :dragoon guards ; Captain Dicken-, -\, commanding the I2:h light dragoons; Capla"; Murray, comovandin , ' the -16th light drago'Jus i Nl' the Hon. Major, - Cocks, coaimanding d.,,tach:n ,2l. ''' of the t , 20.1 and 14th light dragoons.. - T.) Lieutenant-Colonel ElleY, my Assistant A‘t• ju.tant-General, I am much indehtCd for the ree l great assistance which I' &tired from him, particd ? - larly in concluding my right colurim to the point of attack. -I beg also to 'recommend to your notices „- Captain White, ,my Deputy-Assistant Q.-tarter' , Genetal, and Calltain 13,ffon Decken. - Hefewit It I send a list of the killed and wounded' which lam happy to find k not -great, , considering ' they superior force of the.enemy. (Signed) STAPLETON COTTONS Lieut.-Gen-. Commanding the Cavalrf. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the First C l ,:, valry Division of the Army, under the ComMand. of 11 " ' Excellency General the Earl of Wellington, K.B. in an at, fair with. the Enemy's Rear Guard, near Llerena, on In c tith of April, ate.. . " ' 1-lead-quarters, Niza, April ifir 1812. r sth Dragoon Guards— 12 rank and file, .1 horses, killed; , major, I liehlenant, 3 setjeauts,. 23-rank. and file, .a hors 7 wounded ; ' l2 horses missing. 4th Dragoons—t rank and .file wounded. : tzth Light Ditto—l serjeant, 2 rank and file, horse, 10110 4 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, 3 horses, Wounded ; , L rank file, 3 horses, missing-. 14th Ditto-1 horseltil led ; z rank and file, 3 horses, viottri. • cif,; r rank. and file, 1 horse, missing. Otli Ditto-1- horse, killed ; t rank-and file, 2 horses, wonnd' ed ; t, horse, missing. Total. serjeant, 13 rank and file, t 8 horses, 'major, i lieutenant, 4 ?erjearits, 36 rank a" fijc, 0 horses; wounded; z rank_and file, 17 horses,. missing. Offices Wounded. stl . 9)Tlgoon Gua-ds—lVlajor Prefeot, slightly ; Lieetell?Pt - . Walker, sev.rely. N:. l.t, -Of the:horses returned missing, ,several strayed i 4 ll , to the courifry and ethers' folitywed - the - defeated when their riders foil from, them, killed or se;c" (Sigued) jOHN Lieut. Col. and Assist, Adj. Ge rti Return of Prisare• - s ',lnd Horses taken 'from' tlie.Enc` l ' . . . . e1:11 April., :V Iz, .. -.- z? iittsSarS-3 corpferais,:mci zo priy..tes. ' , • ‘ • ~t , 17th PpgOGI A S.-- 1 l!c4zienayt-, • c n oloel, I captain, i lieuter',' 1 . 1 serjeant, 4 corporals; anq 42 privittes. 21st Cqadores—i private.'. " 2.7th.Draoons—J, ~ip;ain., 2 serjeantS, 3 orpqrals, ar•` l 4/ . .1 pr.iv:ces. ; . ' , Ilories-ind r&rles- , -121 Imfie,•r - intle. ' '1 r -t :Total.— i lieutenant:colonel,' r... captAis, r fiew ~ e n'- ' 3 serjeants, .r..osi.poralf, tit privates; ias ii' - ' l ' a rnul:',. . ~. -'•' , .'. (Signed) I, ;': t,!'..', ~e ; p , ._.., .. .. , .. Lieut. Col. zulds , i-t.. ,:', , ..i,i , '''' . of --C,vti,y. . . . . 5, An 11.k= has been .pulilished in Pii•;sil ( o r „ . 4 .„. . ,-,!, 40, new ,levy ol t..vopert•out _ot every 500, bears &ate ihe 2iyai of March,. Tne c7.put (alio'' , e. : wheat has been. prohibited from the Russ;an (61 ', Tories. . • „ l ti 41,EcuT1ow.—On ALlnday, David 77110 P c t •,' -- ;flyers, late - linen draper; in Stamford, uncler",, the sentence of the law, at the usual place of e c : ‘ 1 cution, near Peterborough, in the preseL:ce 01 , 1 1 . }east six. thousand spectators, for an onna tu : . critne. - • •• - Bank Stock, LONDON : Printed. by THOMAS WOOD, of 'No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by \VII [JAM AP. MTGE P. SCRIPPS, South Molton-strut, Gr/Eveisor-::cvire, At the SUN OnticE,. NQ, 112, .9trand, where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, .1 eskers for the Editor, Bc.. must ?.ddtessed. Navv 5 per Cent. 91 a ttulta Bonds, 25. pr. , . .141 , Irishs per Cent. ;pr. ," • 4 Per Vent. 74 11S, - is. P - p.er Cent. 1 , ..e. 59i p'.:r day, rs.dis• P 3 per Cent: Cons. 6curl per day_, 55 6 cg, L. Aunt. 15 5-1 5.16 Cons.- 10i 27 MoYI " 0 ,4 ,HIGH WATER AT' LONDON 13RIDOE. Morning o zo min. after 45 miR• aft er .„o•s'' ui/ R 11Th. ,• 9 fr4T‘i On .Thursday last, at Guildford', the Lady o Skiirray, jun. Esq. of a Daughter.' Last week, Mra. Scott, of the Red Lion Inn, To - l et Nuttinghtunshire, thrFe girls, who, with - their 0 1° ' arc likely to do well. • ' MARRIED. et ()n Thursday last, at Winchester; C. Goring, 5 ,. (1. ). , t ° Weston in Sussex, to Miss Ballard, daughter of trw Dr. Ballard, Fellow of Winchester. so i The same nay, at Cooperskali, in the County of ' ip lcc the Rev. lames Currey, Relor of Thurning. in the C ) ,,; ,0 of Norfolk, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Rev' Swaine, Rettorof Streatham ; Cambridgeshire. ,sltit'' On Saturday last, Mr. Robert Careless, to Miss " r .' , of Alifermaiibury. . The same day, -at Clapham, Mr. Thomas Dobf",i' 0. n , l i Billiter-square, to Miss Sarah, daughter - of loseph 4., Esq. of Clapham, Surrey. - A. ;0 1 1- On the 9th inst. at-Si. l'aul's, Covent garden, ~ .'0 01 1" Liam Symes, of Cationbury, to Mrs. C. Plardy, of ' .'lO garden Theatre. ' -' , • C% o ' i p The same day, at St. Mary-le-bonne Church , . 0 „:: - Brown, 'Esq. of Leicester, to Sarah MatildatCaV'' ,Ya,:iidr6o- daughter of 'Simeon Bull; EN. of Holles-strect, square. . \ - ' ' - -,--"-''. • PIED, . Ej* On the uth ult. in Portugal, at the early age of 1 7'0;0' ward tieliry Glasse., Esq. 'on the Staff of the British - rnissAriat, grandson of the late Dr. Samuel Glasse. till' Oil iVlonday the 4th inst. at her house in Itochester, - ca. Cameron, relitt of tire late Btigather-General Du."` 23li , mason, = •'. •‘• 0 ~, • : - , r I.e ' 041, Weone.day morning last, Mri.• Furtado, tO e -1 Mn.'folin F,u natio, of Hanleton- court - gre...n. f „, Nf r ' The same try, at' his no4se' at IClC , Villi;' oll "g re--1' , • lames - Lee. . . , Lc ;,": Or !1 -, e 60 - I;nst, at C? : ••:,..., :11 , ,, ,, , i , - •„.-c tienf- ,y-.,,,, .,,,, 0 1 , 4 , - , '. vil.`•, by; ;:....0.:. ~. :,-,.._ .: ._ 1-: . , '• • .1 .!-Ity 'i, ship Liiiien ari , i Y ° i ii , 5,.. --,:- ::1: '....cv. I'. W.,:...,y, or Crlssweili-l-lall, r'- ' 4' .C' r 1 4.h, ..tors t. t.. 7:aria, .ellest daughter of \ • r 13r...' i',, : ' ... ,:' inutnty-heath. , ~c , .,.`; • , , '—' ••• • . , .. , i , ,).1y,n1,:1ts in Charles-st-;„0,e lanic , ': •s' squar...," ' n, ..,-; i.K.,,1t5,,,,,., , ......s q . aged 37 , * `Of ars. Majesry's ‘,l; , ; .:: i..:Liikie.a t 0 -9 " . Frid'', '''•'-',,, ! -, ' • eat cleven and twelve, -1,,;!" House iri Cas'.l_.,trce.:, i 1.,:::orn, the Right Rev: pfl PPr•,;,,Ouglasv Itoolan ‘!Catrie-, - .;i,: 'near A pOstui;r: of the fr-''' - pid, and .ijil ast, shop et hies honse in the ot Grituriw, in Nur-11C;1rove,,‘; ra : cj. ' ai e be r " On Saturday well, Edward i-',,ernble, Esq. in tire iGth year of Ins•viititor The same day, of - Alt.:, trooping .- cough, Henry , t he - , son of I; C. Stocqueiet, of Hatton-garden. •.0...--4 PRICE OF STOCKS SATV DAY India Stock, 6 r. 6