The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-17 00:00:00

• Pletioti ingt.t before. • We have . case throng'hout, as if Con - mm{lore Wairmsilv ignorant of the:country:to Which the " !,trAnge vessel" net mged '; hut Weed 1114 he - kne v it. was a British ship,p i 'hat tu be Ns dt:'ennined tn'eng'age Ti 4 tylited 11.1 colours dining -the chace, alt cl as calit. • LA. • tINGHAII'C rW i it d gins) the A 1 man colo u rs, is ah,,rd to suppose th tt Comtnodore 110GElts Could,itot see those ot the Lille Belt. In a word, If tvt! arc to sittir;oce :did not that 00111MaNge atiOURS ktow 'the * Belt wAssa . shil;, and th.ll he was aellat d by no I•o.ttle conduct Is totally irreconcilable. to. eofnun(,r. sense ; 1)ut I 't w -" 1 1)4 hid iostrnetvons were 10 corn- Nit a violvitt outrage nnun any Brnish ves44l h e 111; 1lit meet eYery part of .bis co:Auet is eaiiily :ac counted lor. • • r .................--- . A . • V last 'The Gette contaii , s Lin Lord W.t.ttlO'N, s l 411ilielies, wincilt contirtn .in c voiV particular, 11e 11.nement which. we lo! d •before our , .13.:•adets: on Iklund„y. . , ••. . , arriv . ~,Ibe tiomewrcl boUnd Jamnica Fltit. [Live Itav 6 h ilif , Stars. •SeNetal 4...1 the iltistoi s'ill'y - ~1. I,,e„atille4,, t'"l,l)ortvone bay arrived at ply mout! -','," r wtkut Lave atriv4l ell daft:rent putts in the uncial I 1 " i.p9 h3ve arrived front th e French coas t i 11!"! ven hh s,: or ilriciNapAirre, tvl'h . win" tell (' l'hiWt; (ln t ' 1() //i' ey, •; , 4: nr,tirhy, ( . 0 his , ountrierettli.4llPoo- . hid Illat nu. further news of importancet had infasi,ired iii parji, The French garrison oi?f . 11'°-11 ' ..i 'll'') , cd aS hioh aS 3u,oun mem, and suspl cuns are :.atettained t h it :this i i tigoknlalll.llß 1S 0_1 1 Y; in g t ' ) 8 ' 1110 11018111 C 11110'114/n3 of NAroLEcn , i Iti tha TlNuituaid, illiel w. ' ' ' l e -." a 'netting of Col uwall Freehold - sat ---Kt"in,ou kat (la% -- s , ''ll4, iv 1, at which 4f-A!;1'11 'T oiniis in lav nor ot p‘ttiiiiit),,,.!itary• Reform i''‘,6.• ~ CHhtiel Gitvvitt.i, it 5e,1115, is ilividVetrill- 3 • eh iber uhpule Ti,.'wi Nit.; MancH, the Deputy . ----'4l I"in eolhnellb %()11 1 A hat utifnrtutiate in Gel ill; 'n Often tetid,,red 'he object .0t nublic tactics. 11 °VII I" he In entioned to thkt honour of t h e C°v""l.G''l4'' Protirietors that i by") , nteOn tr':01)c11 their htit tor ib lien+ ni of our un tor l 011444j )71 : ltrY i ll)en l wilt i. ) ' ate s " 'r-li d Aialliril lit Fialice,. and ) .et taeir onthe i ru Y L ' • 'ihd' - gif3l of ' • litirtian'o y , -Li (411,111 S OCLasion to •.)) !1--,i:. • • Mts. La Not • na au-. aim* ' '•' a ) '4131, mirarted a n!lrlivrq ('''eri 1 "Gatt!"ll Th .-:,ii re, . and affor ded, . ' e n l an i.x9,.,,,. ti.,..,, i in ~ ,r i,,imilabje vet tar i t- -t Nisi Pe,,,,i ; '.e. ' Olt NI ' ' ''- • ° „ II6 Y ',lb IcEmßLa commenced hiS etig°4le.".' the n i t at Liverpnvl, where he I erf , •rnied the part of 4 '4:14111 the T 'iird itli hi: usn 11 kircei4, aerie 'had th,litimer6u, ~ . „„i i . , . , . v. „: i, eli,laged at oar , ,, i .+w c. airs. L.ln‘ L . . • i , the -I°.l?tice, 'and perk): ined lio,ruinna '4 i'arce, The tr and • .1114 da, .auneti 11119 on introhced 1 - Tot.taAJ4 - in :tietir'l...ll NI "IYIar laSt, at the Mar ale Theatre, ~ - 4 ke and ji• • . , , t. both veil l ien rtt,i vrct. a ZU/la, 3114 b e e t' v, 6 . . . • The t .. • 10, 1 k 1 , Xing Match beta een Pt)lA: ers an,l King . k ill i P" A '"Yesle:r , lii. at Wulbey Hurst,' lot 50 . . W i t . ( 414,0 4 :, 4 ,, 1 I.l``cral .titia,ri;itinti ;wise. • A tWeave. 1 3 , i lic k the t',alihat,ilit• sto 10--theit. if:cools NVVM, 11101404 n Jollt-S Iltil J, Cl 11 ;,.r I.ptaur:. ;1 , 10 "'llan,: 11, Hall tor Kiti. Beiiiii6 was 9'u 4 run Puy,,,14. ' te 1.,,.,/ ~ , klllg male an attempt to hit in three with , his i.. ri ,"" ... ''' l ' .c h was slapped awl hit, id tine t ~,,). iet"," . l l , ' '"; ': ''' '' l Oil fig head and body, wll,lO l'' '" i4 "," the i i ; ', l v ' 't ‘k 4own, bur rowtri kccivid. a Oit. het tvet.n 2 . K u ti ' ~• '' ' ' i t- it iit led; 14).,,, r':4,4,1 ltlkle play, and planted 4404MM-14 -' i „, blow witi:'l4oltrtiary'a tliro it, wilicli bit liikii,lol.4ttP,i,t.': * ' , iii ,liiit'e. left bawl fill short. L'ower.s)lk t ' minded , tal.c, witt l 11 1 s halal , and .tut him a',gniut' -c'" • i j , te ail irrel,whif!till* Atty. dow n on being quitgly . tultowc, 14r Cunt . 3 A ski; I.' .- atter 1 , wet! b e er, in which Several filONVilvcte ekdiaillgrel;i: :h it 3 ° i , r 4,:. aelite, planted one „with, iiis lets 1_4...„d 14014,14 ...,tioned by V.io4yvitti tliori l O t t ii l ititt. 'I Ile rt.t.''._ Atilt tho.tleuttl.our4gt. Of ling, WllO. gave. andtook.utitr.t..t! .. 4. p„,,, t ru , . th.-- t to ton Powera. •. • ''' '' , t Ile rectv..ti ~,s..tilt hit ant e on iind eight int 11'41 . in. k iwi , . I _l . . k. totcct (e f , weil.dirego 1,10 A; on tile le er -H , , --itettin7l the, ktnailed' hii" 'ki t ' ,i,..,•-. ti,it r,,:i FlOsntN.. ti ng . l,). A two /mints more hi i lAtour tut King than at set- S' kiiii , I i: Nliich hfl'aph,ti a 14t..itani4al hit somethin; on.: of ..,:r4",t It ! liv fi %le ` i I °l..'“ve'l c h üb. the" riglit • wtitelt:Powors ti..eci,,l stiente, aiiit to I , awe's l 'a4c) lilt'' '' "i'D.' G 4.45-butivk-,, -tri„ 1,044. Zt.s4lll' slit'' g rotiad, il'om meneing by:each inalt .!. .; • :, e i tt h t the .41"14.'"'ilh Ids right tia * iikl, Itlid - Powers Wit . h. ti a k i i . 111, 0? 4irl tito - :;i -ui st.411t ,but K MA's' blow . told ,on th . t. n i e ,0.41 the '4, W 111,6 t rick y .I)4Viiig ient,th. on Win. • Several ~,,,,ti cirlil4l4llo 4),,,t. 41 14t.hdtorool each, were.exehank-u. ~,,,e e.st yetis tenet wai in tavuu r or 1-",ik. whose PT.....,,, tmittlixect 4.„4'iptlt4 nntloubtlid: blows of. ter,;:e were (~, oar,t; ;; l ' ' l, tts 4 ,; sl 3; was 41Ciiiall throw n a or..ss buttoek e4 • , ,„ t r ,, am 4' !LI tna esertioii, threw him with igo . gr , I , a t the Ake, wt. t 4ved ti hurt in the light shiadiler again,. , S ur " 44 WaS 3 formidable grievance toillin dlirin„ 1,1i,,.'"4 lba . , I handed 1114 I . t't 14, 4 , 4 . received some good . strait tig-!t"' - . r i „ ot hi u'iti.. whi„tlarY, slid chan,, ,, rit iik ttrii.te of bghtt ig 3 41 Ye r , ' , I *as by sto ). i 01- - titiNhing right hand ‘4l " 4 '. "qi alit! P i " g i` V - i • this he sac. 1, rettitig away to .iit, ant in ihilked u P'ett 1 1 4 h . , .. lkiti, On th e .13 ai,,ersary 3 blow Of' forte, at length , vt,' . ) .. 1 IN 4i._..ttil Roe 4 11 . 1(4 1:t . 11, acid he got ' aVt'ay anti ret)F,l;'ifi,',':c l'%'in:t4t'llin,g 41114147Lrintel! °I e•lr, I?Yirelle4t4llTOelittLi LVII ..ii..Ki t -_ , .. , 0 k$ , b;menny, 9 , , , r un l if , ! e rn!, WA, kV, l lll i . t ti e ,i l l i t ! , ? , Int tieht ed a 411;,YolliwittilCh ht herd the best, by . rolii,x,ri,,ll2,ktl het, wlii4.ll tOid on the head ' and ruck °lfr. eci v .,. °l4 litt ; i' ) ',.. ,11,4 superiii: tr'et.gtit carried tilt, ;wa y °` sil.,, te 21.; atisotigh he hadth b int - iting her, re. iii , 11'' litspLlni")" ° I. , hin.t violent ecren4s- buttoi:k. .. • Atiellitl,. wi;i:l7celvtd 4 tresmeridetis. lett.'hiinded tactt r on the' e ,, 1 1 4 ,1.,144 previt,itsly swollen much, arid 4,,Y,a5,491*- ii'1104,,, 7,l4llitit; hit Ou the throat, with which King ttl,„.11:1 lett finitteri ':"?. i'' . :B l a . .i h e r : i , his _l4llYllig rnund, in which`K ink . pu it , elf, b . rte railyi, a'verbitrY, mid both tell in a rallk,, 41 44‘ y „i eriee it !el: as in the last round ,- but pow. IN * l l, , ,NRcri ii , 114' e we('' rSary by good tightbanded fro t h , iti.ti o , ~6 44.'4Y. king gamely teneWed the 1.411 Y, ,v .tuttvitat 1, ' i 1 I t -balidettblows „ .14 e:5., 44 ,, te , th , epetot on n rig i . . . , , .. tles".,',„:4-1141.1110,,,; .ht 'Mrs 110 rell4Meti axe's With,- gfiir ..."..,livati,,,‘,7_.! vv vo 4t rt e Ow found twin the weak -0 n 01,1,10_44,,,,,,tr4-izielp! n ti l o waa tilt . biu,,l,. .ilaii4 e4 1 : 1 °: lls wail watt the left hand by an. i iat,4t,..s. ~ • el, the niou th , ,whleit.h at i been t)cte•rr Kt p c 1,4_4, was the Tett tittle.of King'S head, froth the ". neck,. Ik!t r kit ti 44 'Olinda Lad bee fo u ght in S'y flitlillites.,. lititettbti,,,lit't4 lett ho chance n . - . ('► 110.h., 4 ,, , . n. wintlitig, tit, .1 g4t't: ia„ "' m with higed'hitit 'to ri:s!gti,, :iid HALF PAT No Bulletin had arrived froM , Wirkl3or at St. James' Palace, 'at Three, ; but Vve learn that the I)uke tiii;anAto,.ANDlis;l: received a letter,. staring that fits MAJESTY had had two hours sleep, and 'that his fever h.id rather Abated. NAVAL NEWS. Ptv (WTI!, Ju I, hig NlEtieSt eiii) .1 , :nada, of 74 .-gun, Capt. C K ti 24 ZI , frOFIT the NVestua“l;:atul.sailed . agahl for ,Pprt4flouth hit! mediately. A . rivet the ship CoPriorria/, belonging to Glee= sock, BOAG, Masser, from St. John's, New Bruns wick, with a cargo of timber, &c. tOr his Majesty's Doik-yard at this port; sailed otillte 18th. June, in company with his Majesty's snip Cletipotra, of 3 4 2 wins, Capt. C. J. AbsTsN, and the ship Rosins, t;orh bound .to Pm tsmouth,the latter with a cargo of timber, &c. for his Majesh's-llock-yaid at that port, bath of which passed by this port early yi:sterday 010'11111,g, Capf. GUS TAV US STUBBA RD, of the Royal .Navy, is a passenger on board the Cieoputra.—Ahout ten sail of merchantmen were left a' St. John's.' • T►re Semiramis frigate, Capt. C. RICHARDSON, has detained and sent in •lie're.the Prll , lilAll' brig De Jonge Klura, S'TERVRNS, Avner, from B..urdeaux, wi'h a cogo, consisting of brandy, wine, juniper . . berms, &e. bound iutondon. Arrived , the sloop Bee, belonging to Cncliff, -Master, Irani Cork, last" Irani Fahlonth, With a Cargo of proykions,for this port.; the Attie- TlCall ship from . „Londim, in bAliiit, bound to Anwrica ; : the sChniinerEliia betlt and,Coritelia, EIARIIIS,' Master, Jim London, with a catgu . of wine, bound to Dublin ; the Portu guese brig, Sun Manuel, PoIITICLit, Master, from de Janeiro; • with' a . cargo, consisting of Sugar, 8:0. bound to London, but in hete to wait convoy.,.. His .Majesty!: ship Peacock, , or )43 gUns,'Capt. PEARS, takessconvoy to Corunna, and, will . sail about rthe 17th test, , , Weni up the harbour to be refitted his nijesty's s t l ip4'aito4 of 18 guns, lioniatrable. ALLXANDER, JONES. Arrived his Mojesty'kr ship Colossns, pf 74 guns, Capt. F. ALEXANDER, from the squadron elf Breit.; the *hieing .hooner front a cruivr ; frtends; BRBT, Union, 1-1/01, luta Jane, CocK, from `Vales... Arrived the !lop tender tioni Doblin, and a cot ter tionl the Web' Ward, ahencnneul winat wo have not been able to learn. 04D BAIL Li% Monday Michael' llordeaux, a negrn sailor, 21 yeafri, 01 age, wa , i'tried• on an indicioivnt, charging him with 'tlie wilful murder of 1.3 w Wilson, on the inst. ' appeared tlilt the prisoner went down to the Wapping Decks, on th'e d.ly mentioned. in the dictioent, NC the purpose of looking for a birth' on boardla ship, and observing a ship under weigh - , he asked 'the Oeceased, - who stood in the Dock 'Yard, Whether that, penning 'to the vessel, wAs a "run= ning ship." The debeased conceiving he had said a " London ship," - replii.d " no'hoy,don't 'you'see, it •I* not a London thip." .- The prisOner then !Ohl, if you call me boy again, strike you,". and im.; rnediatcly Amick the 'deco ased a blow. The bloui was returoed, and a regolar' set-i . followed; 'ln . the second round, the prisoner k io:.clkel the deceas ed down, and while On ihe groio",i . , kicked him in the groin ; in consequence of: the rilpture, of a'blood vesst-i .he died in 2n ofinwes.' • • The prisoner, in •his defence, said the deceaied had behaved to. him in the 111041 insulting mintier; and hid 'challenged him to Ile denied any in tention of cluing him sc:no,is injury. • The Jury returned a verdict of-- , Guilty of Man ,slaughter. " • -. Yest•-rday R. ,F am and Elizatetls Carioll were convicted of stealing thirteen pounds in bank notes from the person of Jantei Nelson, on the 9th ult. it►.the parish of Shadwell. • - . Suite day tho Sessions end-A, *hen sentence of Death was passed on the folliwing 'prkOners: Jo eph Antonio and Jowl - Ail:int, for assaulting and robbing John Linen oil the highwav i also robbing William, Watts, on the highway ; Elizabeth Lend , ' for lorgery • John for'a like'otr enee ; M ary mal),nalti:for stealing goods and monies in a dwel ling-house ; Susannah AN'hersiiti, alias Arnott, for stealing 141., iti Bank-non-a; in a dwelling-house;James Hodgetts, fur stealing, goods value i 161. in a d we lling-house! John Robinson, for a highway robberY ; King, tor stealing goods in a di-veiling-house; and Thomas Mann, for forgery. Jonas Michael, William Smith, and William Daniels were ordered to be transported for lifot Thomas Leech and Thomas Judge for 14 years and to' others fOr seven 'years, Ele'ven were ordered to be imprisoned' in the [douse of Correction at Clerkenwell for one sear,.; 14' tor six months each ;' 14 'for various periods of imPrisontnerit in Newgate ; to be privately whip. ped, i 6 judgments were respited., and '4i 'Were dim clthrged by prOdaination.—Sessioas 'adjourned to 18th Septetnber. - CON EXCIIANGe, .19t -Y t 7.-',—Ttiere are but Few fresh arrivals of Wheat turner, and .nut mitten -un waiting turtiter'supphes tew sales are etleeted, and ,thoie nearly at last prices; the rude tor is nearly in the ball)d matt; ; Malt and Winto Peas. at little fluctuation, .Grey'rather lower,; but . 114 Beans, and agate somewhat dearer; the . supplies of Oats are likewise shorti-, and this trade at little guctuatiotki . Flout at lattrp'riets . . - . Downing CS trcet, julf . d 10; • A 'Dispatch, of which the (011oWing is an EIC• trAO, w* , l on Stinday received at *Lot'd i:Aerpool's Office, addressed ,Lord,hip b} Liol.-I.3en. Vkcount 'Wellingtob, (hied Quinta de St. Joao, 20th )utie, 1811. • The enemy moved forward his .advanced-qua rl, . conSlAing of about . 1'6,000 men,` to Los banins . , ou the .morning of the 13th. Upon this o,.casion, Lieutenant Streenuwiti, of the 2i st D agnons, wis sent out by Ntijor- General Sir skint. to tecoNnlitte th ehemy; small detachment of the 1,1 flumari :111 , 1 t.i btagnah Guards, which oistingui,hd them s.l es in an attack upon a superior number of .the ettp-my, and took some prioipers. I had arranged that the cavalry and ed and Ch divisions of the allied British and Portuguese Army, and the Corlis of Spanish Troopi wirier ,General Lake, should collect it the enemy should adVin . ce to interr•ppt the siege or blockade of Badajuz . ; and I went to Albuota un that night to superintend the mokements ot the rroops. ,Plso mo‘ed, on the'night of the 13th General isiOn from the block 'de of Badajoi, ith an intention to stop - the enemy in case tne Aumy of the South: alone should have moved' lot- H,ird. On' the 14th, in the night, Lieutenant Ayling of the 40th Regiment, who had been employed to .observe the movements of the enemy, arrived at Athttera with the account, that the advaoced-guard tit the enemy's Army of Portugal from Castile had entered Truxillo at florin the t 3111, contirmed the pilfer . accounts which I fled received of their progress up to the I 2th, tnd as Tinxido they might have been at Merida oh the oth, arid in eommunitatioit with the Army of the . South, I de termined to raise the blockade of Badajoz, and tha: all the allied troops should ctossthr Guadiana on the 17th, This was accordingly etillCted without ditEculty or loss of any description ; and General Blake likewise crossed with his corps at J aramenh4 on 06-17th., Since that period, the allied British . and Pont]. gne§c Army have been encaniped in the.woodi upon tite•Caya about Torre'de Niouro, having their. right upon the Ponte de Gaya ; the 3d and 7th and'Brigadier-General Madden's cavalry, being in Campo Mayor. And the troops which had been under the command of Lieutenant. Gen eral Sir 4rent . Spencer , On the frontiers of .Ctistile, haverrOssed the Tagus at Villa Venni in proportion as' the enemy have crossed that river at Altnaraz. The w are now - upon Caya, betweeo this place and . Arronches. The enemy's ad vance.have appeared. in the neigh bniutitiod of, Badoi9z this ,day, ! and 1, conceive .that their whnie army will be colletied to-inortow, the enemy have' colleeted. upon this oreasion, 1111 tli , ir force •from Castile, their whole force from Aidt id, and what is called their Centre .eirmY, and all their , force from Andalusia, excepting what is absOlutely necessary to twititain titrir , positi y n be fore Cadiz, and that held by Sebastiani in tlid..eastern kinitdotris of Andalusia. .'• The enemy have Abandoned Old and New Cas tile, with the exception. of a 'ina 11 . garrison iri :toil have risked every thong_ in all parts of Spin, in order. to. collect thi laro army in E item-him a. • Admirally-Ogicf, July tG , 1811. Copy of 'a Letter from licAr.Adriiiial o, a wyer. Cunitramict ill Chief of His hl..j;!sty's Ships and V,. ss4ls ofi the coast .01 North Aritcrica, To CroKer,'Esti (bated on board tiw. rlfiica, at Bermuda.' the x iI h of lune, 18 i t. 51R,, , • Inclosed I trinimit to you,. for .the information of 'the Lads Co i . tnissioner4 of the Adrnira:ty, t t copy of a fetter from Captain Arthur tau . Binghani, Cuatinauder of, his Alajesty'.s sloop Lille Bolt, ceived this day trona Lurd Junes Tuwnshend; Cap. twin of •lii‘ Majesty's s!iip cEoius, and Senior 016- cer at HttlitAL ; by, which their Lordships will. per. ceive he WAS attacfc , -(.1 on the evening of the 16th May List, when cruizi .g net ween Cape Henry. and C tpe 'Hatteras, by the United States Is igate the nt, of 44 gutt4i,• comtuanded by . Cottnnodore Rog rs ; and' that after a, clo4e'..sition of t4t , e Tuners of an — hottr, the Atnrican strip made sail limn horn. Cdptaiu 'Bingham's modeftt,' but, 'full and clear statement; randers Any eminent from me. unneces. wiry ; and" liave'tily to admire the extrftordioayy .hravery and firmness tvith which himself, big Offt. cars, and shi i i's company supported the honour of the British 13ag, when. opposed' to such an jin n:wrote superiotily of tbrce. ' I have, however, deep, ly to lament the number of valuable British seamen acid Royal Marines who'havebeen either killed or wounded on this unexpecte d occasion; a list of whose names is also inclosed, together witlra copy of try order, .under which Captain Bingham Wa3 cruizing. I have the I.ononr to be, 4C. 11. SAWYER, Rear-Admiral. sI R, Ilis Majesty's Sloop LIM Belt, &lay 21 ) ,fit,, Latittrite 36 5 N. I,oiigituric: 7 , 49 W. Gai.e Cilaites, bearing West 48 Miles. . , I beg leave to =plaint you, that in pursuance of your orders to juin his Majesty's ship' Guerriere, and:being on my realm from the Northward, not having Innen in with her, that at about eleven A.M. May 16th, saw a strange sail, to which . I immediate 4 ly gave cbace.; at one - P.M. discovered her to be. a man .01 war, apparently a frigate, standing to Eastward, .whu, when he had made, Us Out, edged away for us, and set his royals; made the signal 275 , ;In d fi u di ng i t 11 6; a t isw e r e d, c o n cl u d e d she wag im American frigate, as he had a Cnmumdnre's 'blue pendant flying at the,main ; bursted the ..co loors, and made all bail WWI), the course I - intended steering round Cape Hatteras, the stranger edging away, but not mlking any more sail At half past three ti made stil in chace,. When I male the pript,e whic,h was not 'aithweredi At half past i t,ix,tithling he gained seConsiderably on us as not be able to elude him dtari,.g the night, being within gunshot, and clearly.discorningahe stars in' his broad - pendant, I imagined the more prudent method - Was to bring to, and hoist, the colours, that nQtnialak Might arse, and that be might see what we were ; the 'ship was therefore brought to, co- lours hoisted, guns double snorted, arid-every 'pre paratturtMade in case of a surpriie, By his manner of steering dowrt,, he evidently wished — lay his. - • • C., t a 't,3l oulty . t he came within bail. I baile4, w;lat sh'p. -Watt tep'eated mY3v cinestion. i, rigaitl• Alted wltat ! .hip it wii4 ref pealed coy uvot.is, tirrd a. broad s id e ; whieh immLdialoy ratirn,d. Ti` ! i ac ton thrn bocam4 general, itint continUedso , fur 'three tioarters rrti hour, when he ceased drill and appear ,'d to be oil fire about the main liaThiwaY, IT! - then rifer!; W:44 obliged tc, deSist trait ti ing, as th-sh,p fidi4 oft, no gun would hem', awl hai an alter.; id to ket'p her to. Ad the rigging and sails cut 10 not a twice or howlmy left, he hailed, , 3 ,, L 'el what s hip t a li wait; I to ld film ; then. a• kkl oie I had struck my. colours ; try alls , Ver was, NO, an what 9hio it was plainly as I (Quid undent.intt (he' hiting,shot some d stance thi's 'hoe) he ;in f , swerrd, 01. 7 .I,Toite SiAies moo guns, but ,401.4 friNni os„givittLt tor hiS most exiraOrdilt try . con.ittm. At dq-light trt the month:4, s a ship, to wit; Award, which haviti4 made 'our wt.!' what we WI re,voore up ;10.1 p;y lc ..l -within hail, fink• p:e.uareci for arl, ni. e•gatt o'clock he and said, if I pleased lie v/uol.l send a boat on board; 1 reph..d in.l , ••• a:fir ;101've, and. a beat accor4ingly came. xvi;h an OiCer b att essage. from - Onlnnodore ItogeN, of t UtlitQd States trigate; to say that he laa‘ented the tliforinnate atr,nr (as he litttric.l happened, and Out had he kn two our forCe in!erior, he should not h.ive tired at IN% I ask/A his motive for -114ciog tired at all ; hib rep:v that we tired, the' ti , st gun at him, wh , cli W 35 posiiivety.w.)l the case. I Cntilinhed butti Oilieer4 and inen to be partienlarly careful, and nut' tosoirer any More than one than to ht.!. fiitite guiv. Nor is it pro'lable that is ‘1 , .,0p of war within o.'lol shot of a large toriy-fnur gun frigate should coin hcfStilitleS. Fle offz , i tne every,asst,tance st.tOd in need of, and so!itnitt,d . me alit iha ,1 better put into one of tile ports of 'the. United States, which I immediately decl , ned. By the man. tier in which he apologized, it appeared to - me dent, that had lie fallen in with a Bini frigate,. he would certainly have bloght her to attion ; what further contiems Me in that cninion tCat hi: ;tins . Were not only loaded with round anal gra)), shot, but with esierkscrap of iron that conic' posbi. bly be•colletted. • • _ . I have to lamentlhe loss Of thirty4wO men kill= ad and wotinded; 'among. Whom is the His Majesty's-sidolids'much damaged let Her m ist4, sails ? rigging, and .hu:l, and as there arit many shat ihrough between wind and water, and many shots still reniiining iet her. side; and upper works all shOit away, starboard pump ahtn, I have 4n , iged it proper proceed -to lialifax, which will I j hope meet with your approbation. , I cannot speak ip oo high 'terms of the Officerit and , met) I h.p.re f .hpnotir to c o m m a n d, far theirsteady and active conduct throu g h ou t th e w h o l e o f this business, 'ix ho had, mtich to db, as a gale 01. • wood came on the seend tii,:ht atter the actidtv. , first Lieutenant M . John Moberly,. ‘c ho is its. every 'res - ;kel, a in St excellentaffordril me yet.). great,asiNtance ini►tgthe kik., hlmQlf in.the gale, seeming "(lie tilioas, and doing every thing in his ,power. It w.m.d be the grate'st in justice was I not also to ve.ak Most highli,of tenan -Lovell, Second Lirutenani •of Vi?. (aukfti, niaqer, who, as I . have littore . atatea, ;N:ls in the right arm:thart ; and Mr. 'Wdsim, muter's owe. 1!) ked, the conk' duct of-every Officer and min trot, tit,) ga , ..‘l,- ;1 -ts itn, 0 . -,thle for me to cii".:rinainote. I b glelve- to mcioi..• a 'list thirty. , two men killed and wouLdedi mutt of thistn.tnoitally fear. I hope, Sir, in this affair I shall appear to !laic done my ditty, and con , lueed m ) self al; 1 might to h a v e d one tigatnst hO snpetior a tome, 4114.1 that; this .honour of the , British colours was %veil sup ported. • , i , . I have she- hohobr to be,, Sr . (Signed) A. 13. AINGHAM, Captain. To Herbert SAN.yer w Frig, Rear- Admiral . or the Red., Continancier in Citief, &c. dec. ItC. . Return of OlileCti, Petty (micas, Seamen, and Marin:.s,, killed. and wounded on• bo.itti his MajestY's I.inc Belt, Arthur Hatt Hingham, Esq. Culrunander. t.on witn the Ainettetet Iiy;;;Ite President, the thilt AL), ISt t. Killed. Mr. Samuel kVoottwardi: i ,,iian. Vitrist, Hernte4 CO. Lin ot the torttup. , "lacon GreaVeS, Thomas Shipp4rd, winner's mate, George. 4V ib in. atilt • Ruhert Liver.,dge,•abie seam lanes 'Ci c y, Andiliary stamen. R. Fluward, ordinary seaman: . lohit Pardee, private marine.. Wound :xi. Daniel Kahan), lantiman, dam. - erously ; died ten linurs affei the action. Richard Cuody, ordinary seArnatt, (Et to; ',ot . twenty hours after the action. lolin Ratittal,larde dangeroutly. Nicholas Manager, gunner's crew, lotto. Mr. James ,11•I'Queen, acting, tnaster, severely'. lames Dunn (a), captain of the maintop, ditto. Litres rence, able seiman, ditto; John Richards, able staimiti; ditto. Thomas Ives, able seaman. ditto, • Michael Skin. neri, I:niditun, ditto. William tern, boy, ditto, it,ivid marine, ditto, Will.ant , Harrold, Marine; Nii , toi; Air lames Franklin, boativAsitt, slightly. Mr.. licluatnia Angel, carpenter, ditto. Peter M.Caskell; ot rlid mast, ditto. William. Andrews, ordinary oanicii, William Westol4 boy, ditto. httward man, ditto., George l)alany, able seaman, ditto. (....c.r;,t; Koneris . , boy; ditt o . Gorge Stibani, ruatitra', ditto.' Daniel Long, marine, ditto: ' (Signed) •.A. R. 11l N'.;IIANi, Cortain. W. "I'Ll RN ER (z), Sur6eon. Irdr«Ofce, • yucy 'sit; . flit Regiment of Dragoons, !Thomas I )unlzin, (lent, t o he Cornet, without nurchase t 'vice Bagwell, prorti,itet): ad Ditto, Gentle Man Cadet - Iludgsom 11'0111 taie Military College; to be Cornet, without ptirciti4"c, )'ice Chrdon,- promoted. 6th 13ittp , Capt ,in Steplien S• dar tto be NI j' tit! 3 Or , I;cut mirchase. - .4 " 7th ;4 egltrient t,f 1.1,.Cat nraltttOns,. Robert Doughis, - Cent. to be Cornet. without ,pon6WAF, •vice studdett,. whia 11th bite°, Willi 'to tt'ill,laini,•Ceilt. to be Comet,4i - thout 2 t ii Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Vandelear, from the .rst -Foot, to he Lieutenant,. with out purc h ase. Ensign vvin:l-14v,, bolo the . szti Vont, ta be ditto. 13111 Ditto; Cornet Allan T. Niaclean to be Lieutenant, 'by purch3si, vice Turner ' who retires. 26th Ditto, lieittet t ot 111,10 Nl'littush to be Caotairt of 1.1 Troup, vice Lloyd, deceased Cornet Trevor Wheeler to be Lieutenant, vice Nl‘intash. Gentliln tn Cadet Wit. item Neplan, from the t(oy al MilitAry Cntlege, to he Coittet,, vice Wheeler. n _ospitil, Mate lame, Liwory.to be Assistant.Suri;eatt,'vleei 0 1 Meally, promoted in the - .iGth Foot. •1( J 17th Ditto, WilliAtti IVI - 4efirrldir, Cent, to be Cornet, by purchase, v.lcv Itiotay, Vpmpled. „ • 18th Di tto, ~.vonetty to bt taptaiti or T roo p, by parehaoe.-vie Harvey, who retire. loth Ditto, kienticnian Coet Withurn Chit ,rt, fro m t h e Royal . 1, to b 0 coMot, Without Fart:hate, Vice