The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-25 00:00:00

4:3 1 . 1 11, • '; ~'-~4'S3'. at Three, Ts, and November 5, at eleven, at the Ter -I;irghain Arms Inn, Shill - nag, 1 -a.op. Attornies, Mr, F• ' wart. lighten, Staffordshire; and Messrs. Kinderley and Long. Cray's inn. , NV. Graham, I.iverpool, lira 9• Oelober 8, 9, and November 5, At One. at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Freckleton, llasoctt-street, Li . Nerpoot C, Watt a, I. brown, Bolton-le• Moors,. Lancaster, hay risen:hunts, Oetobei 9, at five; to,.and November 5, at ele ven, at the buck Otte Vine' Inn, Wigan, Lancaster. At-, torote, Mr. ,:ret;,ertun, Wigan ; and Mr. 131ac1tsto‘it, Pa per-bolding:, temple, London I. tili . tl; Mancitebter, cotton.inantitaaurer, (libber to, it, tilovenibei 5, at ten, at,the Mobley Arms Inn, Mien. Chester. .Atiornies, E. 1.1 s, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr Cardwell, Nianches.te - . 3. 0g,t, i . : 11, ben. Pendleton, LanCaster, bleacher and bizer,.oc - tonct to, iI, and Niseiiiher 5, .at .the M , .sley • . Arms inn, Manchester. Attorines, Mr, Ellis, Chanary lan,..,, London and Mr. Cardwell, Manchester. ). n vnie, I.nvelionse, merchant, Oelobet 1,, at eleven, 4, at °tic, •anti November 5, at ten. at Guildhall, 1-01. don. • ~ittornieA, Messrs, Robinson.' and Hill, Great Corain i.d:Let. • .~~„_-~ :~:~ -- DIPIDENDS (Monet 23. W. Preston, Leeflb, YOrhilire, merchant, at el.:ven, at the lintel, Leeds. • 0 z.to:.)er 28. 'r. Topliarn, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, I,..l°,i;t.igekvater Arens, Manchester. o:_tober 29. klindley and S. Cooling, Manchester, call co-mmuladurers, at tour, at the Mosley Mitts Inn, Man oliester, Octont.:r :La. S. Ackerley, Liverpool,. woollen-draper, at . tis , elve, at the C lobe Tavern, lolin-street, Liverpool. October za C. Milner, fla.ktiey, dealer in cattle, at ten, at Gnintlidll, London. Voveinbc,i' 5. T Latighton. Middleser.. and Bar tot Cointnon, hkrtfortishire, coal-incrctuint and britK nmaker, at ten, at Guildhall,-London, I,; ovem b c r 3. 1. Badcock, Paternoster-row, London, book seller, at twelve, at Guildhall. tilovetilber S. 1. Vale Cushion. court, Is road.-street, broker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nove:ober a 1 Mallard, Bristol, Metehant, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. October .5 1 , .. Curgenven, jun. Plymouth, Devonshire, I.nen-draper, at tell, at the 1'0114.:'4 Head Inn, Ply -I,,outn. October 24. E. Willis, Stroud, Gloucestershire, draper, at eleven, at the King's ,A rms. lint, Stroud, ,Gjoul;ester- §iiire. ' • . , ttOOcr tR I. Norris,:--Portsmouth, Southampton,' baker and e-nfeetioner, orsc, at'. the (}gorge 1.111 T,:: Purtb mouth. . 04tober 3.). T. clupmati, Macelesfieln, Cliesf,Fr, butcher, at eleven, at flu., Nlosity Arms inn, Nliiittrheiter• ' C bit:4 I'ES, ()clout* 15.‘ -,•:. Stephen NPC terry. Sligo, Liverpool, invit,Ulit.. ;• Ilation Wilson awl Wc4Lißivrj,jmili ,I3vgypool, spit t 4 wr h nits Ant porter glealeri. S:irouel. Kin', Union .sire t, Winttchapei, dealer. , Reny) , 'Ltraitcl, Mtiir..inik r. Stephen t.' , sey, Jissek,.gardener and frktitcrer. owl ktooett Morris, Liverpool. ti.Lnry .:',irkby, Lower ltowsolds, 1.irei4;,1,,,e, Yorkshire, earn .maker. . • , 4 D u L.-t PRICE 0; I'OQKS Tiiis U.IY n r o'ct.Ock. Consols - -631 i I Omni= par. E U N.' 1 oiAM QVIS D&C rAISUPA, AUDI AT t LONDON, wrbt , lB6l)AY, SEFTEM4it 181 I. Gazette of lasi nig)it contains the otlicial ac cciontF, .0f the gallant, aehievtricrits of our Tars, in Cti4nrittl and *AP, extrdtitesl from the French PaOcr.i some derails of the ut the French navy, is order to enable our Iteiciers to make a cnrnpaiison, which,wesare sure will atfotd theat the higheit gratificattort. • The last tittle kieuNatAttTE was at Liuulogne, MARIA L6UISA incurred his displeasure, by innocently asking, why he did not send out his nuarrot‘s flotilla to take .a' , single English fri 6 atethat was in sight. If she saw engagment on rtiday and Salim! tyllTo; stie must now be able. to guess withiolenible accuracy the reason Why her htist)and's ships ,•prolnoLmore 'frequently Sent out to take Enghsh ones,. • • A Mail from Anholt arrived this morning, which brin,gs the following intelligence SrocK,HoLti, Atm. e3.—The Tribunal of Justice has at length passed sentence upon the murderers of Count FORSEN. One of (hem is condenmed to suffer death ; another to run the gauntlet and be confined for a year in a fortreis ; others are to be (rt pri lon for 14 or 28 clays on bread and water,and pay a fine. it is thought that. some of them will ituplord the clemency of his Majesty. ALTONA, SEPT. B.—Count GOTTORP arrgen this town this mornitlg, and aiighted at Fook's Ho. tel. ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 5.---•00r Mayor 11.3 a publish!. e ‘ f the following notice :—" It ',clog in the highest degree rivorssiiry that every O 1) should be timely 4pprilied, that as on the .near apptoactiiilg 'arrivPll of his Majesty the Emperor and .14tng, rpatv perlon3 of high distitidion are expeded, who must lila , •:,oni modated with lodgiug in private houses, it is netatssary that all and every one th.tt are at present in their country-liouse.i, give proper diredions for : hiving their tenements put into due order for the rot:bp:ion of the persons to be quartered on them, fespee.: table manner, whereof doe notice is herewith given to the inhabitants of this city. " Rotterdam, Sept. 4, IlItt." " W. Sulu 1.-t A letter from dated thi soth or A qust , *firs :--« Emukus 'sloop of 'war brtm g ht i n the French p,riiateer, which ahe captured near Chatham,. The Netarttpus frigate and the Battler sloop of war sailed on the 240 ibtitant, 10) Sir G go' , PazvosT and ;aim for Quebec." " gindsor-Castle, " Fria MAJesTY cootinuea in the same stati yeAcirday. ' M. DA I LT, t ' • %Y, lIEBE 1(1)EN. • ift, NAVAL NEWS. F+4lol ad LONDON G/IZE I' flS t S pr. 24, ISt T. iiiinziralty Office, Septeraler €2 4 18 11. Copy of a Letter from Rear. Admiral Foley, Cominantler in Chief or his Nlideity's Shits andAlessdis the Downs, to john Wilson Cr, ker. Esq.' chtetl on boarit the Mon mouth. in the Downo, thaaza inst. SIR, I herewith, transmit a letter lust received 'front Capt.Carteret, of the Naiad, detailing the account of an.attack made on that trig:ite aft Boulogne on the 20th instant, by seven praants of 12 twenty four pounders each, and len bri4s, said to have four long twenty-foot pounders each, with one !,100ii, said to have two such ,guns: . , . • Capt. Carteret appiands the steadiness and zeal of the Officers and crew on this occa,i6n, awl tic m what j know of their high slfite of ,discipline lam convinced their conduct will ever merit the appto bation of their e‘iiiirnanding ()dicer. I lia%e the honoitr 10 he,' 'I'llOS. FOLEY, heat-Adm. Ills Majesr '6 Ship, Niiatt, otl Boulogne, SIR. 7 A.M..Sept,,zi, . . . Yesterday morning, "White this - ship•witslying at an anchor off this place, much bustle wag ob-erved' among the enemy's flotilla, moorrd along shoiecln.e under the batteries of their Ray,whiclt q) v eared to in diente that tome of un.isual inoment kk as in agi- matioti. At ab , iut neon, 130011v:we, in a liarge, accompanied by several other .oflice.,s, was dis.- tinOy'seen to proceed along their line to tlw centre ship, which immediately hoisted the Iniperist dard at the main, and, lowered, it at ttis tleliztkr.Ore, substituting for a Rear-Adiinral's flag; he alter wards visaed others, and then continued in bis boot. for the rest of the evening. • . ' Since it; is so much within the well , •known. torn of that perso ,, age to t idopt inenmies that con fer stiPpo;ied eclat.oti tiis pr,ietico, 1 c0nt.:W(4.14 lit some' lying of that kind was about to take pl tce.-- Accordiog!y, seven praams, each, 'having twetity- four pounders, 101 - guns ~ tittt.on ulid red and .twonty men, and commanded by--Pear Admi ral Baste, weighed and stood iiiwatils this being expressly' utdered by the Frew:1)1101er, zfs 1 hive sit:c.. learned, to attack us. As the kk mad was S. W. with a ke , y strong settio.; to. ilie N. E. ihe ..iterny bore ne,nly 'South !tom us, it was clear that by Weighlog we could ( . 0 nly ikr,asv our distant.e trout him; so that our only elia'n4e dl cl(,sitiK with hitn at all was by semaining at an an chor. The Naiad., therefore,. quietly awaited his attack in that position, with snring,s on her cable. • It was exclusively in the enemy's ,own power to choose the distance each shill of his,squa.dron stood witiiin.gttn 7 shor, gave es successively tier 1:m.4- Irom us, and in - that , mode continth ously repeated .oe - 'attack. After this httd so ton tinuedior three quarter,. of an * hour, ten brigs (saU.I-• to have four long twenty-four pounders) a h n one sloop (said to have two suite guns) 'also weighed iitid joined ifit i ships in at:cask:4)4ly Cal) tionading us, which was thus itept up for -upA:ards of two hours without' , intern is and teturned, I huMbly Itopc., with stidictent - etintt by this ship. ,13.1.iita4k water the . t•Liad weighted her anchor and' stoou otr,. Ilse ty nornt; 'trivial ciatThasett, but • elefly, by t:elt:tiig to wiodward, tuba better. CliAb:ed to close with ihe enemy,. and get . w)thitt. stiose of :sorte.,,at least, of hiS flotilla. After standing •off a abort time, the Naiad tacked at' -ftriade'all s wards. thelp but at, about sunset it became cairn; whin the enemy took up his anchorage tinder the batteries. eastward Of Boulogne, while the Naiad re sumed her% in' her fortiter - posit ion. I t s this' affair not a British flubjea was hurt,. and the tianOges sustained by this ship are too trifling for me to mention or rep:irt. I have, indeed to. apologize for &veiling so long on this atfair, .but my motive is the manner in which I understand it has been magnified by the enemy, :a - n(l'oe ex . traurdinary commendations which have;. been ed on the Frenchmen engaged in it, by -their Roler. It is fitting, therefore, that his Majesty% Government should knOw Ow real state -ol , the case, and the Lords' Connuissioneri of the.': ritrth: mit) , may rest asihred, that every, Orlicer.arnt:inan on board ,the. Naiad did zealously and steadily italtil It s dtity. . . I have the honour to he, Eirc. • PHILIP CARTEII4I', Captain Tho:ins Foley, Esq. R ear.-Admiral of the Red, .ssr. &c. • Admiralty-Office, Sept. 24, 1811. -Copy of another Letter from ReJr-Achniral Ff,ley to , john Creiker, Esq. datl3l oil Uoard th Monmouth, :in the Downs, the 23ci inst. SIR, I have much pleasure in banprnitting .a letter from Captain Catteret, of his Nl:fjesty's ship Naiad, relating' the capturt of La Ville de . Lyons, a French.,praam ship 'of the Boulogne 'flotilla, mounting ti,velve long twenty•four,pounders-„' coin.' inanded ~ .hy Commodore Jean Bantisle C4aup4, , o-nd, Captain jean. Barbaud, with one hundred and twelvd men, sixty of them soldi'ers ,ol tie 72d Regiment. • On this occasion, as well anon the attack made on the Naiad the preeeeding day, Captain 'Carteret-has sliewn a. - skil!and . j4tlgnielit which doCi him infinite honour, He aPplauds the conduel of.tbe respealve Captains under; his command, who have always., with commendable zeal, aystiled themselves of evely opport,unity ot distinguishing themselyes in attacks on the 'enemy. The lists of billed and woundedc:.are IttteWith sent. have the !Innen!. to be, &e. (Signed) THOMAS - FOLEY, ttea-Adnii`ral. • His Pifjesty's Ship Naiad, ow poutogue, sin, - 1841. Ilk morning, nt 'seven o'clock, that par; of the enemy i flotilla which, was'anchored to the , ealpiatki of Bookgne, consisting- of 'seven pr;:l4lllS,atid .4fievni smaller vessels, chiefly [rig*, weighed Nod stoott out on the larboatd wilt, the wind li!",:ing S. W. app;_ rrtttiy to renew the same kind of distant C4lllolliWe Wiok:11 took plate yeaterddy. Ditrerent,, however, tram yesterday, there %qui now :4 he Naiad, therefore, weighed, and. getting well to windward, - joined his M:tjesty' pole, and Castilian, 'with the .Vll;er Cutter, who had 'ill 2!!aiously turned to windmard,in kl4-et courtte Of the night, to support. the Naiad in tbe expeEled contikt. We all lay to ob the larboard tack, gra dually drawing off shOre, in the hope of impercl,p tibly- inducing' the enemy also to illidraw 'tiither trom the protection ot his formidable batteries. To inake,linown the Senior Officer's intentiops, no other sig'iltils‘ were , deemed necessary, but " to prepare to attack the enemy's van,' then standing out, lcd by Rear-Admiral Baste, and " not to tire until quite close to the enemy." Accordingly the . moment the Froc'a Admiral tacked in shtire, havingq - eaChed his ninibst chstatice, and was giving,us his broadsides, the King's small si1':11(40n bore up tngether.with ttse•ninnost rapitliiy, and stood towards the enemy undet'Hil the CA:11 C5.)910 clAl,Vetliellily carry,. receiving a shower of shot and shells from the flotilla and batteri:s, with did returning an - y, until within pistoli 7 shot, the on bAn sides his Majesty's ctuizers threw the enemy into incx ricabl6coillusioli. The . French* Adinirat',s prim was the principal object cst !Atm*, by this ship : but ai that officer in - leading had,.b;„ course taCked'tirsi, and t.heteby acquired fresh way, and wa% ui•Jv under witch - sail,. pOshing with g s re :1 - celerity' for' the batteries, ; it .became impossible: to! reach him Al:1110111 WO greatly hazarding hi, I\la7 )ti4iy's +hip; Having however succt•edcd in sepayt ing a praam from Mess, wh , eri 'rad hairdsomyly at teityn;d .to succour tirs'clitet, and which,l had in tended to eo sigo to rhr Eli:4ll4r ,C:11 (II .C 4,11111,5 Ai ddrschi M'llonald, urtht.'t and .01e, titteciked otiii.rs, it now appe.reed best pretHably to employ tbis,Ship 7 in , eta • te..i.,a,ly •iicyaing her. —The Naiad accordingly 'ran her - On board ; Mr. rite o.ter, arttl-nt it soon view t lie boarders, sold in 11,„0d, completed her subjugation. Never, tti e k;ss,• , n justice to our tat'ave eneluy, it must K be .-obs , •rved, that his resistance - was -ma's; obstinate 'ano lion , nor did it cease until. fairly overpoweted by the, averwhitning. force we so prOlpViy.,, ai She is na.ned Li Ville de Lyons, w a s commanded by it MAis. hatband, who - was se%erely and has o board a. Mons.. La_CULl i asECotn mixture of a ; was entitled to a broad pen dant. hike the other praatkis,'she has twelve long guns Alwenly.fuiir pound4s• French), but s'ie had only one liondredand tyelke:•men, sixty of whom were soldiers of the lea Itgin - tent "of the -Line. Between and forty .tktiv.e gnu killed wonirded; ' Meanwhile the'three'brigs completed the defeat of theenetny'S flotirla, hilt. I.lainent :to say that-the" itunieCiiate proximity of the formidable batteti . c.v. whereunto we - had fIQW so nearly, approached, rce vet►ted the CaPiiire or destriactionot more - ot thi•ir ships 'or vessels... - ,Bit no Winne can ailacl4o'any- One 'on filiS ; for , pit. , the CoaimanflerPs 011icers, and crews, did :bravely and skilfully per-, 4 iorin their duty. If I may be permitted to . : mention those who served more imtnekliately tin•ker my o'ont r ye. I inust . ,dagelly and.fully teStily to - the merits of, ithq ZelilottenSilppOil l'received from Mr. Greentmw; - the First.Lienteßant orthis ship, as well as troin all the • excellent Officer's of every de4cription, brave-sear wen sod Royal Mrrities, whom 1 have the pride • and pleasure ot commanding.. • Nava honour hert4wilh to inclose reports.of our loss, which ..I...r.ejoicq.t9 1114...k.u..cpArauyety trivial, and that Lieutenant Charles Cobb, of thC, is tile' ottly Chliter - Who l'Pasr'fallen. • I have the honour to be, &c.. • Y. CARTELtn', Captain. , Thomas Faley, E!,q. Rear.:Adiniut of • . the Kea, Zge., A List of Officer; and Men be►onging to his Majesty's Ships aisit VCSISCI Ul.lol4llc,ittujit!Cl, gillect4olll wonuttrfil turn writ tttc i , .netny'b i lutttttrutr 13 oulcyne, ou the 215 . t Swember, . Naiad, Captain Cativo.. 7. John Ross, Seaman, killed.- ' tames Draper, Seaman. ditto. I.teuieilant Wu Mormn, Ro).•1 Aisitnesolightly odlOutidL ed; 'MG fa olds 1..)0ve i ditto. . !.ovet, :Waiter,. severely wiminded. W intim. Li Seaman, clitio Lobo Wise, Quarici-Olautcr,'ditto.: ; oool, 6o4inatt, ditto. ' julm Landman, ditto. 1.14..„j niel . Landman, ditto. William furies, Captitite" of the Atta:Guard,skistitly wounded.. W OO:tut Hodges, Seam-in, ditro. john . Holston Se.iman, ditto, • jittnes* w,dl i %), Seanniti, ditto. Daniel Haley, Scutum, dttiO,,.. Edwoct flutopiirtes, Seaman, utlty.• Red o o e Captain Mac.doniad. None killed or wounded: , • ' Castiijan, Captain Brainier. Lieutenant Cobb, I.irst 'Lieutenant, killodv [oho Collett, Latidinan, seve.rely wounded. Rinaldo, Cantaln Anderson. Mr. }olio Swinard, l'ilut, • ildniiralty-011iie, Sept. 24, 1811. xtrad of 3 Letter Cram Vica-Admiral Sir Edward Pellet'', Dart. Contitiander in chi,e of his Majesty's Ships .tn 4 Vessels in the Mediteirinean, to fain WilsOn.Croker, EL,(I. , ditteileA board Inc Litlettutii.i. in Ureic's Day, iztlx Auguat, slits; I have much satisfa6lion in forwarding to' you a Letter from Itear-41.ihuilat Boyivo,. giving co►er to tale Irom Captain Napier, nt . his Majesty.,:s bhip l'intrn4, stating the particulars of a very hand some, service which has been perfoialecl by" luti~ and -Otti)tain CGlit rI, .ot his Ivlajesty's brig Ce pholus. Canopus, Palermo Bay, all, ,St I. I have the honour to s acquaint.yota 14 (0' 11 here thiS day Of his Majesty's ship Thames,a9d Pe" phalus sloop, - bringing with them 'eleven of the cottira gun-butts, an armed telueca, and fifteen 'merchant-vessels, captured . by them' on the 21st i tty , staut, in the Porto del Infreschi's Os° thirty-six spars, isitentie4 tor tile Use of the enemy's battle ship and ftigate littini at Naples's the p 1- culPrs, of which enterprize are contained in Capt*itv Napier's letter to tue,of the satne.date,which I time the honour lierewitti to ihelose.•• - , The complete . sueveis, „the :above'm enti " e4 instantaneous and bitillaot auack on the 'tnierny's convoy by the , Thames and Cephalus rAkcts Witch honour on the condtlet and liattiniry 01 Capontis Nader and Clifford,their QtliCsrs and Ll avSw , ilvive the iwnburtu be, &C. (Signed) CHARLES BOYLES. Sit Edward Vice,Adnairal.of the tied( • Couundndar in Cinet, &c. itv. 'tr. a Ills Ntijesty's ship Thames, or P*o4.oc l SIR, littrescpr, 31, 1611. Captain C;ifford.J4 thu Ceph4lus,• Imiinethe look-out off Palcniuro 'on the 20tb tnatant, formed me, by a Sicilkati privAtetsr, of a convoy or twuLitrailk OttOmptiug to gain that pprt, isumm...----.._ , . • h , - viitli..hig t;nal a6tivity, pr'eve.ted th em frog: doiog, anti cow pilled diem to take shelter ill 441 -`;1-11,,hrictiv„setil, otf which place Ate iiifi,cd ,it li , e. , %..,9! ~Ygiticig. I immediaiely debired elpt,tia Cii4 ti9,-;rl9,let'llit "'-"d nachot, which teivice lie, rev !!-11119J..,fitlt incfst I,:lndunte siyle, and NoiLlost4c (1111gWei,t O)Y. this Oil?, who soon denceti elerti gTir.llollis, and an armed telocca carrying t i eiglite`en.pountiers, two t wrlve pounder eintontuiet, tillee ,br,tss and t 'No icon sippounders, and tot hunched and eighty-awn, woored atrosi for tifti. Proiclion,./A- -fifteen merchant vessels, c url thin'', six sirars for the line of b,ittle ship siti ti e t! Niples,.aua under cover of 4•10121'd I{/wrr'illid3i44 84.1E'cark11 liliii lined with, tousquctors.flom tile 114. leta:urailitnt:euntlndviTrd- tPne‘ir'''''L'i'elt.i'te' ti!'if.fhtti, 11'11).3:tic?:17:iiejlid‘ , . LK , ASCAOri C . /I . the tower, performinz tlic:* ligli t 1 , /1.. . `. tajory maiateuvres lii a ie.: . preny hgle) lii#l" `. otliet.4 atid :eighty Itrisonels, and d i . w e', iiic tot It, ~ milk litior J., fire latt;atiit :i s t 3 tf.:liotiniti tit; titifiteie,cnoillitvicoryl gt.nherli\vrtii .all the spars, except, iwo; till ce '',l , • „ ( , 'At I"' be got 't Ar; all (if %k if ja were Inotigti—t ,:- . lilt khipi•undet weigh - In Irs, thao c s tn` ihritb ‘'''f o . our the loss of one man, and uiy O:4'4 . and another - man bad{', end three ol iiil l ° ' ll ‘ er `men , s!igh;iy ' w nuttded : on ent. ring tko 431!.0,4 Saiii• d rid" g were a gi,ud de .1 Lla ill' i.i ,j i. wirttle o f the Officers and..,nip's conWatiyli!;;oo: in Ole 010,t Steady Inallilec) WiliCil Viler 14;Cid,;., we:vest credo cm ni). predecessor, Capp.iii..cv, gra e, t..r the *.%Cellent .iii,cii,ltne Oil bo.4l'osi r' t•itst .elliford Itliewise speaks iii M' 11 4,,,,1i,1 '/I.Te:evai:-Airnoit,iii iiviou:lect:: letac.l,tichardson; 00, • ' 1 have Ihe'hottour to be, &. , IL ' - IS ST 4 • • (S4nedy C,l. ,• . . An Account cif the 6 un•bottis and' Coning a ( ~ t.p. o . sr, !??ia.elfri,..ettpt wed: b) itis'.'Nlikity's Styli '1...1,1iatie.,,, : ai.%.iikat,tr, Esq. Laiotoin, anti 11:s Alnicarig bi,.J.oolo' it ii .erir bir i4 ;--- . l t•T ui C y t:lititiirt.,i.Fri; CUirtillati,tel; Oil tll,. . aril, ci;.,l 1' reslOh - Gti•b:.iat, of elle Ion; ci3;iiecl',P°- . fir hi t 4 tax men, - tram PiiZ,l)•: boo ti.l to. NaPi •,,'. 1 0 0 F'iltil;titt.- bog, Nu ; t3, b t . otie loog rtAittcril . , ii tz'y nuni,lroul k i tzio, Ixiudd to N,,i)te. ;00:,00 1: r‘ilt:ll.G un boot, N0..7., of 01),- long ell;110:!:1. , tliirts.-tvio nun 'tow )l'itlf, ' Uor,iid to N'i)!`',.ols,!o`' r l / 4 ..tic11. 6 un- boat: No. '‘,l„lOf ulk ii):ig viol:,.:a {-, 1 *--;43. 10. 4 4 .iwiu...t.14..0 uotaulaiu N , P'... ,„- ~oui:Y'''' F,fe,..h.,,.; itl).CH;tll, NO.' L.!, ot ono tom; cr,i;oc'-',' . • , fitirty ilea, Dion) Pizzo, b‘ii•kiia..tii'Nopi,4l . I ,loe Fr6lori-G titt-bot,' N. tb, ut wit: iong ,i t 'lT' - !'" • • ~,„ ~_t_iitir ry nr4. t tont PlZZo,!bottipt.ti):i',3o',l'2.':,,,..inide;;,l 4 "F:141,4' (-011.1)uat, • 41t, lot s'uitit)rr, °I, tow 1.1. s ~!:`,.. 0,41,'• L'ul—e ,anti iweia.f• Ina,: iron ;',w, ~ Nole . " t° 4 tin ts 4,; INVel,te., 00.1 . 0 u, ,z.zu, ..,..,,, twey..,.. ...,. ,. Ai 4 ;0 , ..I',/ ~. ',.,,, , ,' , s; poio , brai) SI FryMiliUjin.nnt, Op slumber, or Qpoiosl,) t,,,,i,i,,, , 4 0 , ithactglitecti oleo, INA, Pizzo. builn," „ Et a o , +. 'irittli Gu by 4 N -• 4 it:p• .' Wor t " 4 .;,. 31. A,,0.1, oo s . ( ip• 'l;te'n Ten, ;NM eiZZO, boUlid tU NAI)O,, ~x;ip, 'l, rOC. II A; WI. boAt NU 15, 01' olle i' ) " , 4.1' ' '-, '' ''' toco awn ttO'n 'Piz bu sidt,J i‘01).1!. ,01,e^' „, 6,-.1 -•' - • ",.. ' ,,,,,,,, it 4 , j r'. 0d... Arge..lllcrcfralrottc;:. 11.e.1,4."''''' 0 0 ' ' I)ool4,ters otict tOnr Jauoc.ots, titti 1,4: 4, pp tddell whit out. ~ Jr0 1 : 1 Mourner') iSterChent vessels N air's titi";''','',. " 1 ,J;,, bQn.tkl to Napieti,l.o.leti wi l t) , wi I, po;.7.'"', ~ 1 ,,A v. tour iirtb or lorge spurs,- in m it i.449."' Nund to,Noidu .. ' i " , - Sc. . - rl'etdt vpture4, . ,„).„.40, 4 i. (t t Atartsrsene).lavislesipilispescl'sa,la..l3orai.r.ti:hoed' 7i1.1:::..wi:iitl..110,(.0:),:0; ja ...,„ 01 aples. . b, st Pt' l4. , Officers attrcled to thc.Gult•-° ~,,,pilti ~ • , 'oil& ,¢IIP ' Lieutenant de V•iisc.iu KatlChe,. C .40 10C1,00 nifeignet; de Vais-selu l‘Ltri]iit Allcll.9(.'Nfirdo- olLliiii) ----Intiiiiitreriiicii-ertiliceii; vie, 4) , °l ,n , g u i d4eiti''"' tile timber was cut, and. who r''''"' 4 r At ) t i ' 2•l4ples: . LiiS 1 (.3 HA IL-. (SignO) , C'' 5100 ~i, . f ot , Return p 1.,, : !u s o . i A w.f.t . t v nt . i (f i t! cft-liieitt-ijcriti b , 4u4sgrit. Ic4tisoiNvi!lii.fis::::, 10 1 P" , A till. • l4olifl7c, t•''' ;it'd 1„)ouglas, floalswain, badly. . iL 1 0 ,,, o f I }1 tip ns„. iN4OO, ajno. l." Gooloii, , Y in 01 t o )s casite, slightly. -Itobert LewiN• C4gl,Jo. ,0100' dint). ' town Runty, A Ule se.inoff! 'l.': w it i,),' W• • 4-1'" gi. 1,5754.1 l; I', s 0 V ° 4..' . 4 ; . ....„-.. ..-.;... --•••- ."'"''''' i 4 I . ol l ' .Or ' 'Admiralty 000,- sot , , il i to 0 ,i,ei- . gnraa of a Ltiftirftuna Coiagin:Cloililid;?,,,l so o e , '', je•sty's Srii.) the' Unit 6, 3tidressevd.,!: :'d{{{uet 511. I Comm, at't,:i traftsirtfttita` by ' •;.-,",' ~ oti' l' .M 161( to kiwi Wiisou Crokort "II'.Voil•!, , ills iNiajeoy's Shit ~0., ,ti 1•, 0 SIR, l'inc:ri 4' ll i',,lviiig "yf ~, c ater !, 4 41 Y all' to acquaint you, 1 10 '... o i l , ti , ' 4 1,0 your c•rd.„,rs delivered to foe bY L' n a l , l l ) jot, 1'11..4'0'04 Ms IVlajesly's S11;p Ajax, oti tl' e i !..ie_ wi1et,:,,,,0• nor the Roman coast otiPurt flutcu.i,l,:lit 010 0 : 6 .• being discovered' or anchor, at dt.lY ,:ij,r1116:0.,i itfgta.parti of the tipats of illi.s sb i l l 0 ,61 0, 1 31 , 4 ' nxind of' Lieutenant Grubb; acconP,...itio, 1 ,:d rgjeut ' ' Victor, t the lioyal 501, milte, ,1,, 4...nat n ,, ~ t,,,.. Dwyer, rind Mr: FL Collins. Ai vi e L , s ot 1011'. IV Mr. Autchinson, Nficlshiproan, tr,v 0 1011 j IV Oro I ''' foo t ,' ber,odt.. On approaching i ho Ca,,iroliiig odj garguidy attacked. Sundt the brig, '.'nultilue wdio) pcionders; tour 3 -prs, ally . 1 , .. , 0 wootiPP,o,' r O i • 1 army,. protected by a battery Q l . l , , _ ,000Pi.dp, the beach.' Vtry light anti vainioie to. de P I: . • the lioncli ''' I to ' , 11,1; the ships closing, ~,,noogo ~ ~0 under -.the - corunnin,d of Lieu. 0 ' __,,i tesClll' V .pair-the,other Pours; but cre-ab could to vigt t ,, this craw h,ii boett t)e.ite.u' ° I.It u ., 0 br it4 4 o . d the boats o'c; boo out disruntinted, il,u ~ on ar I? , 10 ,:i out in a very ireocisonie ,roanifeet, she ,I).rea,ie ct, .4141)4•fr0m 411°14"'jdrY ; at tine" a ltil j oil i g 1111 1 , ; 01 ,:ti'liftl the satistfict;on LO titld, t .0 , .4. buil, .ot, Hkel I was inateriaily dainaged t i • I ,:ti r e ?root iil,ir,i,l t.,::l;iitt il d lecl r.ruil,l'ir;4/I,Auigriiii:t cl'iticsill'ilils7pl;i:illii?ti:Slirrib:reiiiirtv:lo',:jito.ll::iiiilull.:r9?),.l:ol';o6r.6.l:::::::jti:4o:.;b:lityliti:ltr!iliclii::ll::'t,i'i' _ 03 ~IOCe. D 0 •',lieleei4tit'';'s;:dtbi trilyagelpe,.:lip..ll.:tll7tll:l:::%.e.jri;:s;ilr;cisiisit:oil,:jeiti,:,,,::loll:o:;:odo;:ooll(tt „ataitc,hor, „between Giv ., it , j, trord, in nwitiotlchooi, pf - the TiOer• C.Voil ‘.1.610,1 into {{l.' y ott i ; Eh iii 11441iper, instantly erect, vt,f ! ,forivig tint 'and to bead the boats ul i%ticoui,) 1 le ~(4 ~. p,rift-- ,oso o 0 Whitil-Itli.o{ lippear 10 , 1 " c eolti , o t , ; .1O Ill'' . • r ito P °l tip baste titu to, . 11 1 c, b i e tog - r ,l ,battery Mid: ,Vesittlis. as: P,,,Q!'etryiese he ,l~ vv v 1 'the Soundings by'sigua!!„:.::4l„ 1,i4 sloop 004,, ii,teriyupsterly style _v i i .. " . :: ii-:, 00,11!0:',,,,i1y .0;1, -...1...„, 64t), Of gritifi, oatiui.c.:o,l)gito,tireo;eto 010., uli , .u, the, euetul ~.0 , t o t.' ; `l6 '' i u,i, :lei hoof* v. awl ' t it: bolos '" ad / Ls; A . rivpit 001 1 t Weir .03'16' 1111clofti‘ cal Wl,ii°ll:4lt.tra° *I loin Clifford under t ho se' 0 •olurvirig) ' guiShed thipnselYes in t it e,"