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,F)tm the LONDON 'ZE,TTE, Aug; 15. .4::eust 15, 1861. Reeimeat of Draynaa Guards, Cornet Francis Turner to be Lieutenant, ,by purchase, vice Belches, promoted in the .4ist Foot. sth Dino, George Johnstone, Gent. tube Cornet; by pur ch:..se, vice C,-ha., promoted 6th Ditto, Mar::..us 'Gent, to be Corner, by purchase, viL,; Wools'ey, wno retires. gth'.fteginient Of Light Dragoons, Cornet Thomas Butterfield -.to be; Lietamrit,._by purchase, -vit:e Ellice, promoted: " t7t,3 Tc) be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet John Topple,. Cornet Will;ara,Rdycroit, Cornet Thamis Coekerill, Cor net Henry H.arrks, Cornet Joseph ilawtyn, Lieutenant R. Soarne,irOrn the 624. 1 . hoot. ' To be. Cornet;:, without purchase-=Cornet Williom Brown, ;win the Royal Wagon - Train, vice jappie,.'. Edmund Saii.st - y, Gent. vice t<ayeroft. Gent. vice Cockerill. - 23d Ditto, Tame...A.rthiir, -Gent. to be AssistOnt , Surgeon; 27th' Ditto, Captaih Janit.;:.N!! - lin, from the 27th Foot, to . _ . be Captain, vice ; Lowt,- why exchan t cyli. Hompesch's Re,;inicnt oY.Mounted Rh:le:hen, Cornet Geo. Freciarick Vogyily ter be Lieutenant, vice Tiernan, who re signs. Lieu teictia D. C. Brown, from-the ed Dutch Flank. Battalion.to be Cdrnet, vice Vogelly. • 1 4th. Regiment of Foot,'AugustuS.Capadose, Cent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Lawrie, promoted. 16th. Ditto, Captain Walter .Naugle,, from the Half-pay of -the later4thßegiineat of thy.lrish.Brigade,, to be Captain, vite 1/ 3 tlrcy,•who exchang , es. • • ztst Ditto; jonn - Miiliken,,Gcnt. to I;e r rSecond Lieutenant, by purcnase, vice Hutton, prbinoted., anh Ditto, Captain John Lowe, from the 27th Light Dra goons, to be Captain Nice Nlylne; who exchanges.. t Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant 1.. Augustus Northev to Le Captain, without purchase. Lieutenant , George Oalruer to by Captain, . without purchase.. Lieutenant Patrick IL:nderson to be Captain-Lieutenant, 'vice Islorthey To br Lieutenants, withdut purchase , - . -Ensign..----, Mad dox, vice Daliner.- Ensign Spotswood Bowles Vice. He nderson. Walterliirmingham. Ensign 7 Robert Bir mingham. To be Ensigns, with Out purchase—Lieutenant Eric 'Suther. • land, from the Royal Nova Scotia I\rovineials, vice W. Birmingham. ' Henry Torrens, Gent: vice Robert Bir xniughani. ' Sergeant- Major Williarm Wade. be-Acfjuto.nt-LEnsign. William Wadc vice O'Neill, who resigns... 35th I , ,cgiment ,of Foot, Captain Charles Stickland to be Major, by purchase,.q.ce flay, who retires. ;Out Ditto, Lieutenant - Richard Kearney to be ,Captain, by purchase, vice Tudor, who retires. Lieutelant ,George Sutherland, from the . 59th Foot, to, be Lieutenant, vice' Tyeth, who exchanges. George Wilkins,' Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice-Tiddeman, prOmOted. 4oth Ditto, Captain Thomas Leach, trom the loth West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice 'Cooper, removed ,to the 69iii Fort.. 41st Ditto, Captain Nathaniel ,Blackwell, from the Moth foot,- to be Captain, - by purchase, vice Cross, whO retires: 45th Ditto, Leonard Greenwell, Gent..to be Ensign, - by pur chase, vice PiCkering, prombted. 46th Dittn, Captain John Vaughan, from the Carmarthen Militia, to be .Captaiti, - with temporary Rank in the Army. Lieutenant Walter Rudilitnan, irom the Half..pay of the, late 71sa Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice Richard'Smith, - who exchanges. osepk Maltin Huntley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Whitly, promoted.' 52 th Ditto, Lieutenant William Ingleby to be Captain, by purchase, vice Leason, who retires. 59th Ditto, Lieutenant William Short Tyeth, from the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sutherland, who exchanges. 66th Ditto, Ensio liCk - Burke, from the 34th Foot; wide Lieutenant,-by purchase, vice Lascel!es, promoted. ils t th Ditto, Captain John Mabell Cooper, from the 4oth - Foot, to be Captain, vices Dunbar, prornoted in the 83d Foot. Toth Yoct, Jonathan Leach, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Athorpe, promoted. ath %tic:A I Lieutenant Franchtville to be Lieutenant, with permanent Rank in the Army. Lieu.. tenant Stephen Savant% to be Lieutenant, with permanent Rankin this Army., • • ilmzirs-41fre Reitmeot of IFeßribk Infe;try. gnsigt► Alexander Fraser to be Lieutenant, vice Tulley, de. ceased, V/illiam Hamilton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fra, set, pwtbartan'shire Rremvit of Frnefhle Infairtry. Captain Joseph Nicholson, late of the Cork City Militia iv Lieutenant, .vice Alekander Campbell, who resigns Essex Feurible Infantry. knsip jarnes Thorniey to . be Lieutenant; vice Urclubart, appointed to the 3zd Foot. Holroyd Ulley,, Gent. to be vice:Thvniley.. Fifesbiie Regiment rf Fencille Infantry. William Baker, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Light, promoted. Lechalier Regimen/of Fercible Infatthy. Alexaneer Maclachian, G t eat. to be Ensign, vice Dugald Cameron, who resigns. 241 Rcyal Manx Regiment of Fer.rible Infantry. Thomas noward i cent. to be Ensign, vice Oates; appointed to thd 3Sth Foot. Z.:Ja/Noltinzbam Regimen (of Fencibk Infantly. ' " lieuteuant John, Ogilvie to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice • Pateli4ld, appointed to the '32d Foot. Ensign Edward . Palm to bc Lient.e6nt, vice Ogilvie. Ensign Samuel Grandy to be Lieutenant, vice W. Grundy, appointed to ihz Fpot. William Kirkley, Gent. to he Ensign, vice - • Daun. Robot Martin, Gent. to be Erisign, - vice Grundy. L?yal qomer.retthire Regintent of Fe,ncible Infantry. • Ensiim L',lte Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice Flail, appointed to the 3ta Foot. Ensign William Kelly to be Lieutenant, . . . . *ice 1‘1;),.k ler, appointed to the 32.. d. Foot. ' • 7.r0• be Ensigns —Tilorfias' 1411, Gent.. vice Dillon,. Hugh Johnson, Gent. vice Kelly. George Mockler, Gent. vice cdargl-1 ? who resigns. . . • . . _ Lqyal.74 Regiment v . / FentAle Imfant7. . ~ Ensign Janrs-H.iiiiilton't6 be 4ieut:.nant, vice IVPLardie, de- ceased. #' T'be Prince cf Woles'4. (or Lexester) Regiment of. fenefhle In- Ensign Thomas Hamilton to he Lietitnant, vice Russell, ap ' 'poi:lted to the .ten Fqo;. W.Lit...:r Dillon, Gent. ;o be En— sign,.vice Hanulton. . The Duke cflCorh!s (or Ziyal 14vernes.;) Rtgishert of .fineihle • gnsign Alexander Macpherson to be Lieutenant,.vice Henry, who resigni.. Thc.inas Napier, Gout, to tie Ensign, vice Pro:hartaitykire Gentlemp zrd Yrornan7 Coy: cornet Robert M'Gowan to he Lieutenant, vice Cross, who resigns. John WDonald, Gent. to be Cornet, vice L'l'Cowan. Yohnwer Cai.aby. Lieutenant M. W. Barites to be Captain of a...7 - rocip-, Tice *Pet re . Cornet Charles Birkhead to be Lietftenapt; vice L'arnes.i Ustuartb Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Thojna,s Vidcle robe Major- Conunand.int. I,ieute luit - 1.0 :ale to be C4pta . .in. Thomas t3rcuglrton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Vave.' Cornet John Nelson to be Lieutenant. S,imuei Cooke, Gent. to iv Cornet, vice Nelson. R. Wyiani, Gent. to be Cornet. S4n,tucl Cooke, Gent. to be Adjutant. ' Arg . .;•?lsbirt: Mut/teem Aadald innoo, Gent. to be Sond Lieutenant vice John 1114iciluipn, deceased. 13fvex.it . 71 Vehayeers. Pent) , Hodges, Esq. to be aptain, vice Ho4es, decelSed. LiisZ;l4/11 l'aanteer3-. ...;tobert Simpson, Gent., to bg Ensign, vice Murr.ay, who re signs. ikenrerla j.qpes Mq..44clikAn to iqe vice M!Greg, , Jr t deceased. • george's Volunteers. J- 4 .rnes Rliqsay cooper, cc :It. to be prisign t vice Ryder, - #llO rebigitb. linsdale Yotiottur,. Lieutenant Tarries }Tait?! to be Captain of a Company, vice pirkii, : ao, who rcsigit. Ensig4 George i)erriney to be i,ientrnanr of I nfaotly, George Filers, Gent. to be Lieu . tfaant • .110tostsh4y Fux%rra 1. I tie.hard 13prnwetl, jun. Gent. to by Stcona Z..kutetta;lti viet 11Art, .pronlovgt. Thony.ts 4rotn4ty Cent. to be'Seconti F..,(Futenant. , tYt itgresax :tithe Perth:hit-I Betide. ,ieutenant. William Ogilby to be Captain or the Alith Coutpny. Scond Lieutenant icnies Miller 'First I. , xownant to thelleigle Company, vice Robertson, who Second Lieutenant John Moncur to be First Licincrian!, vice Oplby. Janes M 4 Niehol, Gent. to be Second LieUt‘.,nant, vice Aloncur. Charles Dalgauris, Gent: to be Second Lieutenant, vice Miller. .N?rtb 1 2atemierty Volunteers Edward Brown, , Esq. to he captaiii. George Brown, Gent. to be first Li.utenant. John Saw pion, Gent.' to be Second Lieuterizoat. zd South We leo!unmet. Company. First Lieutenant Dugald Macdonald to be Captain, vice Major. Macdonald,. who resigns the Coinp.iiiy. Second Lieutenant Angus M'Donald to be First Lieutenant, vice • M'Donald. Nl'Donald,. Gent. to be second Lieute nant, vice M‘Donald.; . • Moulttshay Yeoman Ranger:. • John Forrant, to ,cent. be EnSigh, vice Heithnand, 'who re signs. ''' •••• - • - LERATLIM IN THE .;AZETTE OF THE 28TH vs.rimo. The Princess Charlotte of Jrales's Regiment of Fencible Infantry. For D(inald iliadea s Gent. to be Ensign, vice Macleod, pre- Mated—read Donald Macdonald, Gcnt. to be Ensign, vice Macleod, promoted. - - - Consnihlions in the Essex Militia, signed by the Lord Lielarnant. To be Deputy Lieutenants—William Smyth, Esq: Dated July zz, 'Sot. John- Rutherforth Abdy, Esq. Dated as above. fames Scrattcm, Esq.- Dared as above. Sir Joseph Esdaile, Kist, Dated July zg, 'got. Thomas Nunn, Isq. Dated as aboye. John Rigg, • Esq.' Dated July 3i, Igor. John Mines Henniker, Esq. Dated August so, acct. East Regiment. To be Igaior—Captain John Marriott, vice. Harrison, resign ed. ailed July 24, tgot. To be Captai.a.-Lieutenant Joseph Nyallinger,Vipe Marriott, • promoted. Dated July 24, 1801. THE SUN. sukEM QUIS bicsitz ►61.5V14 AuDIAT? LONDON, AUGUST rB, 180 z. THE result of the Attack made by Lord NELSON in ,Boulogn; Bay, is thus stated in the following Bulletin, which was yesterday evening circulated on the subjeet : " Admiralo , -Offee, Aug. 17. " An Account was received it the Admiralty' this morning, that- an Attack had .been made on the, night of 'the /sth instant by the Gun-boats and. Craft under the command of Vice-Admiral Lord Viscount NELSON A on the Enemy's Flotilla moored at the mouth of tlif Harbour of Boulogne ; and th'at notwithstanding'ss'veral of the Enemy's Vessels had been carried by the intrepidity of the Officers and Men employed on this Enterprize, the Vessels had been so chained together, fastened at the same time to the ground, and so near the shore as to be com manded by the musquetry from thence, which 'kept up a constant fire on our boats, that it was found impossible to bring any of them off'. " Upwards of one hundred Officers and Men have been killed and wounded.'op this occasion, but the loss of the Enemy has not been ascertained." Our Deal Letter contains some further particu. 'Jars, Which: will b 6 fo - und'interesting. The loss of the Enemy we find, to have been very considerable. A Letter from Copenhagen, of the Bth inst. says, that His Britannic Majesty's , Frigate Latona, pas.) sed by that place, haying on board the .Marquis de Ambassador E?ctraordinary from the Court of Lisbon to that of Petersburgh. This Nobleman is to solicit the proteaion of the young Monarch Of Russia . , in favour of his invaded Country, against France.' His solicitations will be earnestly second: ed, it .is said, by all the influence" of Lord ST. HELENS, who, having accomplished the- objea of his Mission, will return to England on board the Latona. The Pit rrc Eof BRA . SIL is desirous of re ceiving a Russian Subsidiary Army in Portugal. ' Yesterday morning the left wing of the Second. Regiment of Royal East India Volunteers proceeded; to Sydenham, for the purpose of praaising widr. ball cartridge... Soon after they arrived on the , Common, the ground was marked out, and'the tar gets fixed, when the firing commenced, first .singly, then two and three deep, and the whole concluded with a volleY. The men were regaled on the ground, and the fineness of the day drew together a number of .speaators. •• ' Captain Wise, of the Royal' Wantage Volun. teers, having received a letter from the Earl of RADNOR-, requesting that the Corps under his com mand would hold themselves in readiness for alive service, communicated the same to the men' on the Parade, and desired to know, in case of emergency, which of them were Ivilling to march to any part of the Military Distria intended far them to ad in : the Corps immediately gave three cheers, and de clared to a man, that they were not only ready' to march to any part of. the Military Distrkt, but to ,any part of the Kingdom, which, in case of emer gency, Hia MA)EsTy . may think. proper to order them, It is truly gratifying to find, that a general sen_ timent of indignation has been excited by' the insi dious attempts of the Jacobin Chronicle to bring op probrituri • and 'ridicule upon the British Ministry for the-zeal and activity they have displayed, in their. endeavours to counteract the hostile designs of the French. Never, certainly, was a Government and a People more insulted than by the pompous folly and hollow artifice of that Print, and never did it more clearly. evince its attachment to the cause of our Enemies-, and its Moues to ensnare us into a fatal supineness, that our. ,Enemies might obtain an caw conquest over our credulous security. Brirford Fair, near Salisbury.- 7 —From the present abundant supply of pasturage, numerous previous bargains were made,,rd the"numbet . of sheep penned near 3000 less than last year.—The whole were eagerly taken off at high -prices viz. Wcthers from 3otosos.—Ewes.from 2fs. to i63.---141U1b$ from ; Ba. to ;ss, , • „ 77: 1 z-f - 5.1 „4.2 r;. ..., • NAVAL = v " 4 " .1 `-. NEWS. ';„.; No;: 1111 imperium pelagi, - savumque trideneem, Sed mibi carte datum. - DEAL, AUG. 17. His Majesty's Ship Medusa, Admiral Lord Nzr.- sorr; - with several Gun-vessels, and a number of. Revenue and hired Cutters, arrived yesterday- even. Wing about seven o'clock, from an unsuccessful at tempt to'cut The French Gun-vessels out from . the Harbotir of Boulogne. The Attack, which did not last above three quarters of an hour, was made at twelve o'clock last Saturday night, by Boc t Seamen, in eighty Boats, who soon most gallantly boarded the Enemy's Armed Flotilla, although under the fire of the French . Batteries, and each Boat defended by' long pro-. jettions of iron bars from their sides, and board ing nettings to their mast heads. The - carnage was dreadful ; and such was the fury with which our brave Countrymen fought, that 'they drove all before them. Their Valour was, how ever, not able to accomplish the objed in view;' as the Enemy's Vessels were unexpededly mooted with iron chains, and from each a chain was extend ed to the Beach, so.thae those which were- forced from their moorings, were hauled on shore by thousands of Troops extended along, the. Beach for this purpose. In this perilous situation ? , exposed to a galling fire froth the ,Batteries, were, the Boats of the British Squadron, after being in possession of the Enemy'sGun-vesSels, obliged to retreat to their respective ships, a but not till they had performed unparalleled atchievements of valour. Our loss is estimated at between two ,and -three hundred in killed and wounded ; of the latter, upwards of 120 have already been brought on shore, and carried to the Naval _Hospital. Between forty and fifty of the dead were last night and this' morning landed from the Fleet,, and buried in the Naval Burying Ground. Lieut. NoRToN, 'of the Nile Armed-Lugger, is reported to be killed ; Captain PARKE It received a . • a severe wound in his thigh, and it is 'feared an. amputation must take place. Captain COTGRAVE, of the Gannet, was.saved by his, dexterity in swimming : the boat in which he was, received a shot and sunk,_ and every man but himself was drowned. Another boat shared the same fate. ' The Enemy's, loss must have been great, as their vessels were crowded with Troops, of which many of their decks were completely cleared. A tear of pity for the brave Scan en' who have suffered, must naturally fall ; but the Aaion will teach Frenchmen, that they are not with impunity io threaten to invade a Nation whose Sons have on their own' shores, so gallantly fought a force that tilreatened to rob, them df their Liberties, and . which, but for insurmountable obstacles, would in triumph have been hrought away. TORBAY, AUG. 76. LANDED hereiast evening, the following Gen tleinen General. GREEN', Major Sllad/LER, il\ - IAL4r 'Ey . of both Regiment, Captain CAMPBELL, HoAsLEY, and Dr. HoaNE, from the West Iclndiegr They state their leaving the following ships, on Saturday morning, off the Start, viz. From GRENADA--Grenville Bay, Queen; Rose, (Juno and Success missing.) From Sr. KIT T's—Stanley,. Caroline, William Manning. From Toxin co—Hercules, Renewal, Hazard, Alfred. Fr . om MARTINIQUE—WiIIiam Beckford. From Sr. VI Ncms—Delaford. From Nzv s—Cuml;erland. • • The whole under convoy .of the Amphitrite, Of 28 guns, Capt. HARVEY, and the Pharbe, 0138 guns ; the latter only joined them a‘few days ago. PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 17. Hr 6 Majesty's Ships Ganger and &debt!) , are ap pointed Convoy to Gibraltar, and are to- take charge of the TranspOrts bound to the Mediterranean. . Came into Harbour, the Vennune and Elizabeth, detained by His• Majesty's Ship St. .F; _orenzo. The Ifeaver is appointed CQI)Vby to the West ward. • Arriyed a few.Viauallers and Colliers frOm the Eastsvard . ; Fraitu qoieliel, SEI:ACH, from Riga, ,pki Severn, HAckwoop, from Waterford,. Wed: the Sroo(Jiq Schooner, for Cherburgh. ,sHEERArEs's, A c. 17. AterpFD the Manly and Clinker qua.bri g s, vi,th a large_Convqy from the Baltic Sailed His Majesty's Ship Alliance- 1 of 32' guns, C4p:. MELHUISII, for her station dowq Channel. The Alteste is gone out of Harbour, Arrived the Swedish Ship.T;za, Bittiww, with 'cargo of spars, &c. for His Majesty's Service. A large Fleet tif:Ships are assembled at the Nore, waiting for convoy to the Baltic. Our Plymouth Letter of Tester4ay mentioned . a report of an 'Aftion fought by the Sylph sloop, which had arrived there from the Coast of spain. Another Letter from Plymnuth, gives the following particulars—" Arrived the .54 , 1)5b,: of., 18 thirty. 7. two pound• cal-ronades, and- 12.0 . men, Captain DASHWO'OD, after. a very brilliant and gallant Ac tion.with a French frigate, of- 4.4„ guns, and 350 .men, in sight of St, 'Andrro, on .the 'coast of Spain. 'The Circumstances of this aainn, so highly crait able to Capt. DAsHwcion, ,officers, and Crew/ . are nearly as follow : " ‘. l The Sylph, v the evening of the 3rst Ult. at eight We-lock, discovered" a large frigate to . wind - . Ward, bejtring down upon her. Capt. DASLi SVOO O 7 lay to for her from 8 P..M. to P. M. when A very warm aaion commenced, which was contiaue4 Within pistol shot, with great spirit on both sides, for'one hour and 2.0 minutes, when the' Frigate's fire . began to slacken, and she made sail. Tte Sy/pb was too much sii-sabled to follow her, having keen htilled by. 58 shot, aid having r az shot holes, of I 8 pounders, through her fore and aft main sail, a shot between wind and water, her mitin_mast badly 'wounded, and making about a foot and half of water in the hour, " During the night they got the Ship 3 littic to rights; and in the morning perceived . die Enemy t ° windward, dist Ant about bIA 'l4avinlx sonic." what repaired the, Sy/ph"; damages; Capt. DASO - made sail after her as Well as his disabled state would allow, from stn-rise till seven A. IV I ; The Enemy, perceiving this, changed his course, a lui made sail for the land.. The Sylph making much water, Capt. liAsit woon steered for this purr, an arrived safe on Thursday last, at eight v. NI.-- -.Though the action was so warm, and lasted so long , fortunately the S . ylph had only one man killed, si lC . slightly wounded, and three badly, having inst a l e i each. These latter are sent to the Royal Nag at " it is remarkable that the French Frigate did 11° slew her colours during the Aeiion. She had Oc t ," ports, including the bridle port, on the ma / in de' besides the' guns on her quartoi.-deck and forecas tle, From her description, she L iniist be'Cithej• the A li , mise, of 44. Guns, or 1 1 e -quersoti,..of . - 44 0311 1 ' escaped from Rochefort. This moinitig the tittl e • Sylph . was Warped up Hamoaze, to repair the fined oa," -mages she sustned in the above une l u 4 l, thouV very. Ipirited and gallant Aetion," The Boats employed in the Attacic made ('`: Boulogne . by Lord Nn,sorq, - were divided into four divisions, the first commanded by Captain SQ' NIERVILLE, of the Eugenie, two others by Captaingt and the lass by Captain ,P4RxEa ; they were cot vered by 16 Flat-botiomed Boats, each of whit!' carried a howitzer or i 2 pound carronacie ; our peoPle wOe not suffered to carry, either muskets or ptsto ls ' only, pikes, cutlasses, or tomahawks : when our p c°. pie came pretty near, they were saluted by a t reale; dons fire of grape and round. both f rom t he batre n'it on shore, and the gun_vessei s which had from t5O , to 'zoo men each, well covered by. teries of morrars,:4c. and The shore was covere d troops three deep for three miles in length. Capt. DCMARESQUE left town on Saturday! t° join his Commanding Officer, Sir JAMES SALIMAROI off Gibraltar. The Ps;nce Adolphus Packet, on the 30th 1 114 the day she left Lisbon, passed a Portugueze gun ship with, a convoy of 30 ships from the Bra z i ls ,: and on•the zzth, in lit. 49. 27. spoke His Maj es t i c ; Ship Santa Margaritta, with the outward bound .and Fleets, all well. There was no British Ship left at Oporto on tl4 z;th of July. The Harpy Brig Cutter, which arrived a t F. 1 47 neur with convoy, on the 6th inst. sailed for the , North Sea on the 7th„ without taking, any co nvo, the hotheward-bound Ships are there for o t her convoy before they can proceed. The A ole fr i ricans and other Neutrals, sailed or,. the Bth 11 1,1 The . Harpy's convoy, pr o ceeded' .immediately ' Copenhagen and the Baltic. 1p An account from Bengal says, the Dutch sh i l l , the Constance, commanded by • Captain firll e KAMP, has had the 'misfortune to run opon Breakers off Madagascar, and , w4s beat .to pices, on the B t h day of December ; the wind bolo& vi° ; lent, and the sea running very high, only 011 Duth sailor, two Spaniards , and two PortugtleA' s e ' were saved, out of Iso persops that were on 12 0411 , The Salamander Privateer, Hopper, has caPg r ; the Spanish Smack St. Jasec Escaboe, off the — O n o of Brazil; and the Spanish'Brigantine . St. Ar o .i eg da Ballena, Don Manuel Loaces, from Mont e; to Porto Destado. otit • • A private Letter received by the Lady BI l i t '; c o lately- arrived ,from Bengal, informs tes that olvids had been received at that Presidency by a ship, of the state of the Spanish Settlement of s ee nil/a. It appears, that in consequence of spin Go , cret intelligence having been received by tile n of vernor from', the Isle of France; the strong Cairina had been' doubly garrisoned the castl e - of harbour had received several adjitional cannon. The Spaniards have also seat a con'*:,,a able reinforcement to Samboangun, and fortluao. the place. The consternation created throng!' t i l e the Phillipine I3lands, on the intelligence lateexpedition froth India, was very g reat.. , 1 „, Government are. said to be much agitated at 'the nilla. Great discontents had prevailed wits Militia, WllO are represented . to be in tb(..! I P te j wretched state possible. . Five Frigates ore St o n e to be at Cavita, but in no respell fit for sea• Frigate only has her lower masts in ; the °c hefs of • mere hulks. DON AL 1;0 WAS has the diretl°';lo all the Gun-boats, which amount .to no mute t i o f nine. The Governor's nephew has the commosoi, a t the Militia.' The various goods in warehoos.cd 'Manilla, are said to amount to '54,0 - 00,0 00 °i Jars, The u w .e Gun-40s tarry one sz.poitcier• ev en ; ti rnz L EA ,. . mecly L E * Fr e d ( Mr s . Pl ay T 1 ward `Ty N 1 tr a , at& zspi, bl em Walk ", N6l) Mg ; ~ birt Rev the Coin and hap Can of mu Th th r lan TO; =~sf' P A Br Ya Nirl • titl tg it ,o, , • Ca A ],, rt .14 C