The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-13 00:00:00

BOARD OF. AGRICULTURE, LONDON.- .. A,NIY PERS:OI';S who may be inclined to send _ ESSAYS to Lcal Cnita IN9-r. 0:4, in consequence -the A DVE k`i IS ENIFN.r .horn the BOARD Q 1 LT u , a ni:l•64uested to ddriress them ftialed) to. hip. Loiciship, ia tinder - rt Covet to Va.A.Nets General Post.Olfice, The Riglit H. ISAAC CORRY, - Execrttor-ef• Sir .TREvo,jk CORRY, deceased, Plaintiff: f AAlltS PORI:15,10 1- 2 1'," ANDERSON, t..ilitertr. 4•0 7 : - NI ti:11.1 - A NDERSON - , Bart, and other:3, th 4,,, Crgatees and Annuitants of the said Sit • TAEVO,R. 9..C•0 RAY, Defandants. • • • " • .Ix 7 Hl - ;...?.E the . De&ree •of NI alet, _ .V -II Croy' of Cly.lirer.,„i it Ireland, ,rnadoin tltt . ' if:sit/se; Natirig clatt ,thehth i?:iv 1!4r01t,. 9)3, •• of ifio Mu sr - crel :•tho said Cdurt, anydirected.to aCioditt a the PerStinarti;ialtrof the said Sil•tl'r firn:.C-art.V: into i . . - hospliands..tbe.Sattio•came.; and kraw;ao•_ particn)arly.stich Tarts of the . Estates' Cl . the , aid 'rievorrOrry as Ortif• to the bands of the Detendanig farnr...s Paths;: and - . l')hn •Amilliarn A ri(l'erson, Esei. n 0.% sir John Attrierson, f:C.. Wthellinan, ~train Eimest.Selimiott;and John aorr, and tal;..e an kCGui k rtt of tie: Debts, Leiaeles, , and En ;tie t"iller;ce. of the..saiit Sir 'I revorCcrrv, dig inginching, s:t ,laic a; . 3 . can; the h!ttitte of the - Said Deht:.• respcitively t • 4d , rrhetfier cont - raolL:d nt this Kingdom, the Kine - doin of ,C,feat ! ftrhain, or • Ir, the• Dominions of the King, of Pots- Kiitg,or Denmark, the Niadoira Islands, or else, ..Ohern"; and al.,:idkiinFitishing the Rei;idence of thee- tral..Ligateeit of tile said' Sir Trevor Corry; '‘ ,. ..hother in •this, F„„in i t,,Orn . , the Kingdom of Great Britain, or in the TiOrnirtiot‘s Ot 111 , . itig of Pritsliia, the King of- Denmark, .'th . ,i''''Alirefeint ni Cfsewitere l ani by svhich taid . _Dear. • i I ‘c. , : - 1 to give. l'ubP•c Nonce st 4 -- ! run and lreland, to the Credi -. qt.: same, or that they 1. • : , r . riVITI ..the beneht of the said Decree 7 Luti,D4ree it" vas further ordered, that-the ti vent` •• .Legatees o,* the said Sir Trevor ' Gtrry, Who Cluti*3 or Liens afleaing his said Es- ate:;, in> at. linctty to come in' before rm.! to prove and as, • cortain'the same ; sail r tliat I should publish Advert-1/i . nients — tol= thk purrlose o Now 1 hereby - notice tee the Credit and •Legatees of the said revor Corti' , slid ~ii other Persons Whoht it may concern, t 4 . 6 - th rte . ti•dote itie, and • proceed 'ais by said Deoreeiii dirraed, within th silace of. ,'Cwe':;vo Calendar •tontlis from the Date Iv ieot; • otherwise' they will be,wreclnded from the benefit of iheatid Decree. Dated i iinuary TO O W AS WAtK ) EI2..- Whereas . , net with !,13 standing' the citye Notice, Nvhich has been circle published in titi• l•;•P'.,gclion); and several Fo reign Kingdoitii sates, r.Ke of tho Creditors, Lega tees, or Aon ititants of slit,* sty; si r T re ,,,, r Oar)! h•.ve Is yet come in before me to proll;,.; and ascertain their respedive Dernands'; • • • Nov I do lietelly'`give Notice to the Credit:Ors,. Lega , Ues, aid AlintliY!'nis of the said Sir Trevor suet to all,Personsicny,gerned, -that-t lie titne has bean:enlarged for their cpinißtr,„i n !nom me, iSurstiant to the Decree in this Cause, fozi 9 .3 4. (it:Twelve Calc . ndir Months from the Dale I'taccf. Dated ist lanuary, !SOL THOMAS•WALKETZ. • oti h ; cs Acrey given trythe atOr4iaid Legatees and An. TniitAnts of the said Sir Trevor o.)rre, and all ()tint Per sorts. enne:rneti,:tlit u n • Ord e r 0'46 fitatg advance - tin! oettlernent or their several Ocirlandi the Master, lull insttudidns:,will tae ,giy , :n nature .and 'amount th - ereof to all wil(,).may laid it expedieht to • afiply 'for the , saripe, it; Pollock and KlAriley, Solleirorsy : ;\o t;, :.-lary-strect, Dublin. 'Jan. t; Aut. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION:, . • In Lots, at the Angll Inn, in the ' To:Vn •of in. ..'. the County. orSalop, - on i'litirsda . Y the. )9th' I.):iy of February next',, b4ween the I-Tones of Three and Sils; o'C lock' in the A fternoc.nt i subject to Conditions of Sale, • ttriles the. Intan time by riVitte Ctin trat, of which tine , Notice iv ill ba - Lpt I • l i.k . 'Ve.rYt' SPaci(Ns) 141cgar)t, 41)(1 Sub inucK„BulL•.r with' it Aperuronancesi , ]Yost cleSir . Rhty - and pleasantly aitnatot iii I.3roatt-sit; W, Ludlo late •the Resid enc e . o f Mks. tOlderty, 'fintlince of nr. lkloscley, deceased. The Premises,' which . are `Freehold; of wet: entirely trait evatitin lastthirty year . s; consist a vary -conl aniVecynyttnient Mansion House,. in petted repair, antLfit for tire recriptic4,Of a targe - having on. tile Cr wind Floor .11 tiAndsorrie witt - ii.cakt, . I.)irting.roont, lg. feet by t 6 ,tect. 6 • loches, with .t RecQRS ;, DraW/41g-r,OOlll -t feet, 6 incL• by Pitted lip treat taste ah , -1 0416'; How .Servant6Y- hall, • ttitler's- It:1mq ( Larcler, late Kitchen, aritt'..:.x.k.etlent under the whole; 130,whotise, with an. abundant supply u Water, Pottitry , yard ; and other eionlestic °thee*, niobt conveniently 4rranged. On the First 11065 six very hand- • t , pnie, airy •liecle ha in he and twq resSing,ibt.nns'; and; on the 'Attic S tory, ' four T sttseediugty cornfortablei Lodging. rooms, w't di ILek-Stain:as& to ditto. A l's!, rOorny I onr-stall. Stable and Coach-housewith Glint:try, find 1 - lay-loft ti over satne t. and exceeding' good Galden adjoininv, - 'tfie'llnute, - Wall4 in, and well stocked with I'rtlir Trees, noiti inithe:r prime. i. , :t ntay be 'ld .at I 3 (: y-day nen: t • • • • I:3i, nt Which inttry..d.i4te l'Ossession inay • 'within the' distancz of .5 . f'roni I.ltciioty Coliiiting of a stnal I :; 13iit 'Stablt;, f!east-i:ottse,.rioldLyard,l •.dabout.3fAt te,:l?. (more , • eadoW Land, ")udicions - ly . - and improvet. re l 1 1 . the remainder Of a Term of Thirty-tn . ; . of Whit.li l'wenty.:tive were unexpit e w at 1111 , ..:k.te1h; • i.!•,t, wider the Commissioners of the fattl to •-•.•- at the Yearly Iterit 0f . 241. 53..91. are prodndkive, and wpuld prove an advan tiflotts;:m aAreellile'enrploy and ainuiement to any . tventleman purehasing lot 1,• arat disposed. to Farm on a small scale. • 'l‘fit . :•• rehaser - of these. Prerriscs will be allowt.A by Cortunisiioner4, at• the expiration of .the Lel'se, the Value of all building, erected, and Trees planted thereon, during the Term. N. 11. Th - . 1 I.i ,and De:id Steck, and Implements of linit;4nilry• the• - gbove Farm, will be S o ld ton the I"re dases)..oh-the tvlorpinj-, or tilt:: 1 9 th February, at Ten, d'Ck.lOc •. n '• For iqaws of the respe'diive Premises,. apply tothe ()e -6bpiersi•talid - for further 'Earticulars,• to •Messrs. Bau.ter and upy,t, SolicUirrs, Ludlow. • • " MnbiciNTE. Clik,ST. I VOM, and Ore dattipliutoidity of the pile...rein the Autuniu t :succeeded by.-eold fros,iy wea ther -arid bleak wint.6,. are-..tberoriginal cause 4 of Cougiis Biel Colds provailing, a t this season of the ye.te, properly trca,t4(l, , ite•ea4ily'sitNl , l4l, but it negleatd, ;re:. (picot:ly degeUereite into N.stlitnakior Pullopktory Con4tinip thereforc, of UT 1.14!..54 .af °RICE (a liquid Ittplutratign from -tlil . '4oot),, t his duty to re.tnind 'thit"Pkibtic. tliat,:experiene has pi . oved it triJy. be relied on, vvitlreoritide n c e , os prea tit, iafe, andprolupt•Cur: cur reccot.,Couglis. or Cold s a r t d el:en oi th e most ollAitiatt 1) 4 16 10)1 ' aq Consiitriptiow: ;r• In 3r I t tr: r ationally be ex- Pl(4iit•lnn., 19 { 4 4 Precrdstina.- ~ . r;ht: thief Of , • • ; • r repNteelly witrtes.tied • i.; : . • it i • ; r .; " ..,; , ,ttr ,, to. strto • i• I • . set; the v:,l pro . ;. . aV, tlici`.ikrOA. , t, SF I , - i • ng promottli; . ; • . Eoot./111% Ills: t o •,; • iiiay be equallca, it can pfeo and sold, -wholesale and retail', by Oidtliftt, late F.urgeon hi the Army, at ~rt, London. ii bottles, ptice 6d. t,- ~1 : ~,f each, duty included. Sold vvfrde4it e and retail, by 11t sirs . . :v.: • ;, FltT,t-tri . ii'ket r ; and retail, by all Vublie Medicines hi the Ki , g7dom. lint none , be genuine, unless (ay the Pi . oorietor, Pidfr: f'•urgzan, No. 76, Oxford-street. London . . . ..., 1 - 0 14 Aloe LOWPQ N G .-.IZ ETTE, y.??..- ii,N 1 • • ' ' . ..oliir f • . 1 . 4 , , • ~... f . . 05r:.rffce • 7anurvii i . lo, 4Sot. Ist' tiegirttitrt of V ritooift: uards,Aßlllnet Sam tiet,Wilkic! - to be Lie.utenant, by purchase, vice liill, who refite. 2.c1 Regiment of Light. Dragoons,. Lieutenant , %Mon tlenry Spicer to 'be Captain, 'by purchase, ,vice Mr ringterti--promittottin4he.4th.T.Aragoore Gut.o.is... .. Captain Roger. Brograve, frinn' the tzth West India Regiment, . toile CaPtain,. vice Hof,' Whti exchanges. . Corutt•Ro.. tratißoutne tolaelicutenant, by plitchAe, vice Spicer. '34'Wettb*, - . Nape Granliv Thous Calera* to be Llettte nant-ColonelF by, purchase,- vied Suckling, who retires. Captain James Croft lifOOke to be Major, by purohase, vicotatacraft. .4 11 - geginnellt of.Drakoon Guards Captain lianiner War t • rington; from'the zd DtitgoonGuards, to'be Major, by : ' purchase, vice raCk, promoted in.the 7tst,Focit. ' ist Rtightient'of Dragoons, Major,General Thomas Garth, from - thend Light Dragodns; to be - Colonel, • vice Ineurdthrint-Gerieral Goldsworthy,. deceas,Nl. . 15th Itegiment et Light Drageons, ' James Cranhourne , ' p romoted. Gent. to Cornet, he by purchase, vice Ani das, • - . ' ist - Regiment of Foot dtlards, liatbaniel Curzon,, Gent. to he Ensign,.hr purehase; vice Smyth, promoted. • y 9th Regiident of root, 1 , 1%6h:is Holknos, Gent., to be En - ;igu., by purcha . se; Vice IleywOOct, pronitned. • igth Ditto, As s i s tant-S ur g eo n •Citorge 'Wilton '';,,teri; to be ,SurOon, vice Weales, deceased, Hospital- Mate , ,‘li,,•,k [jun to lie AFAstant,Surgeon,' vice Waters, prornoted. • ~ 28th Ditto; 'Ensign Thixna.s . Wilson to he Lteutenant; by purchase, vicelVirrnson; wilt) . retires. ' • sztUDitto,•.EnSigif Yrederic;.• StoVia to fie Lieutenant, by purchase, vier; )f. I 1., 6 ray , propott:d. , • . 3,5t1,1 Ditto, I.4.P.ign JeilIWS NI:IC:10l)11Q11 to be.Pciltenata. without nt , :rchase. Ensign Alexander Clem to be , ' Lieutin'ter, without \ nth - chase. - .Itilui lames. Earl of iNtaltNtrave to be En s ig n , vice . Itldedonnell. Ensign J. • Brin,iriinc, from the , Canadiiiii Voliititeers,,to be .Ensign, - v i iiif.t Green. 6 . 5 0 .,i Ditto, Ensign William 011ettrar4Shaw to he tieute / nant, witliout purehat:.:'. ' Ensign, William 'Untie to. be 'Lieutenant, withotit purchase.. . Ensign, William Bates, Gent. 'to tie Eiriign,:iiee 011enian Shaw, „ • , 93d Ditto, Liif“irii Charles Niaclean, ,from.the itail Foot, to be' Lieutenant, without pun:lllsC.. Ensign Reuben .13Orrett,.from the sOilt Foot, to be - LiOntenant, without purchase......., , . tztli West India Regiinent; Captain John Flay, frOm the 'it Dragoon Gdaras, to be Captain, vice Brograve, who exchanges. • '. . ' . ;Reghte,7l De illeuron, . , . To, he Li4itenghts—Ensign LOuis De Bosiett D'Oberurif, ,vice Drur,, placed op, ialt-pay. Ensign ~kbraham Louis Peter, yice,goyer,' placed on fiqlf-pay. Ensign 4.1i..x -and,ir Lequin, %flee Atacheyi deceased, Ensign F re • deriek Mathey. yicelir/1101111, Wit() reiigns. To be •Ensigii—Antoith: Cout4nt, (cat. yiLe Ryafancy Penci4le P:/an/,y. • John Dunn, Glnt, to be Lieutenant, vice Moore, deceased. . Whiteside, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice -I4Artp,in, deceased'. , • ' .R. , thlartombireleme n a, j l'ecuptarrtl. Cavally . John 'Miller, Gent. to be Cornet, :Nice D:iltyinple, re.iiiktis. • TauNton Gentlemen .vrd Y...aravy Cavaky. Thomas Heal, Gent.. to Cornei,. vieelitn ridge, wbo resigns. ' Dartlnt:iith Ilrtilltry Voluyirreq. • . . bornas Brooking, Gera. to be First Lieutenaht, vice Limit, who resigns. Exeter tr.dultierri. Charles Muncher, Gent.' to he First L..eutenant, vice Kitson,; who resrgris. • „ Fawifly . ' Ensign Thomas ,F.theridge . ro be Lieutenant, vice Cheney, svherresigu4. Lunn Alutlay, - Gent.. to be linsign, , yieo ..•• , • • 'Ca 7t or,74'gh diultteer.t. • 7 . First Lieutenant John CUats, tb be Caiiroin-Conimandant, vice Flint, who resign 's. • - , Rath erleigh Mluhteers. Nathaniel Wivell, Cont. to Ito 4.eoticl - Lieutenant, vice Mallet!, Whes resitero.. Lsral H7gbg itt AlAryttrelv, Enqpr, Gent. to be.hrst Lietitenant, vice Smith, promoted. , , WilliamiLtt ton, Ccjit. to be Second Lieu. tenant, vice Broad, promoted. Laupreg,n Ito/rowers. • John Gc:it. to he Licuten.int, vice .Green, pro tnotpci. • • Isleath Vo'n'teer,Corpr of hifanhy, • I lenry Smith ThomaL, t23pt.iin, to be Major-Command ant, 'job n !tenant, ,in lg.! Captain. Captain John on the lialf-p.:l of - 4th. loot, to be Captiin: t •To th, Li eu Jones, Cent. Samuel liolder Jones, Gent. 5....10m0n BOWen, Cent. To .be Et?gignS , -4)ayid Bowen, Cent: Robert Strilth, Gent, TKoma's 1301.41 as Child, Cent, . . 'ra be f‘djutant—Snlomon'llovv,en, Lieutenant. • Port Piqrici Loyal Voluitterrs. I)avid Keer, Cent. to be. Second Lieutenant, Nice ; I lei,- pie, Who. resigns., 4,11,7,!iy rawskerr. Williarn Moon, C;ent. to . be Second Lieutenant, vitt' Fiindell, who res;, , ,ns.'d , -• • ' • ConpohTi:,ns h' tbe Camberwell Volunteer -Association, sig , !ed* nved December. 11, 'Soo. First Lieutenant Thomas 'Jackson to be Captain, vi , Stuart, resigned. Second Lieutartanf Thomas Harding to be First Lieutenant, .Niec Jackson, Promoted' ward Joa. MallOugh, C.:ent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Harding, proposed. . • Cyouninion the Volunteer A ssociationnf the United rka-; rish 'of - Saint 'Margin:et a - nd Saint John, in the City of Westminster, 4ived - Ly His ,Majeay. Dated Dettember 30, 18Qq• Thutell Stables,' G eta. to Adjutant. Adjutan H S U N. SOLEM •VAJIS DICLILE FA LSUNI AUlit ? LONDON, JANUARY 13, 1801. One Harabargh Mail still remains due. Yesterday morning It\ ry c 0 rti e d by I. WALst NCH AM aial CA C Gene ral limtcoukr, Col. Cmo tiv rat r and Mr. Wyivr, waiktd to the castle, to view the irn.. provt-anents making there. Mr. ti vAT laid bcfni c 1-I,ls MAI RSI 'V the plaas `of-the 11...2 r ::ltera tions intended. 11 is 11 , 1Aii tsTY ,:fti.l hunted with the Harriers. . be : ()r/ Ertl and Pa Ssri, 1119r>>e!I visit tO C.OtlllttMS 01 at her re. :,itlence 'Zjii;alior. It-Was yesterday - ,reported, w•rit the'Meetin of the Imperial 'l'4ifiament'wi: i l he - postponedto the Brh 9exumonth, , in ecinsequenee of th e re . pairs brie. "Iterattons of the two I;omes nor being completed. .We .State this meteiy as , t report,, without pretending' to Ic'now its UraCy. We ate extremely sorry to learn, by, private letters . received yesterday, the confirm ation of the death 9i Mr. B-z=NO, a criusin of Mr WICK. HAM, who was killed in the Battle of the, 14th near Salzburg. ' - It is stated in, Letters frotn.Oermany, that all the Ru§sians in the Amtrian ,I)otniniclut; Imre received orders to titan:Art eilt ..vs. 4,-- 4( § 4 r ..; • . c M !" :-- - ••`:`, cr .'" -- . ' i . ., t., Non 114 impel lum prtagl, iciPUMpre tridesiew, Zed mit; role datnnt. PLrATOUTH, JAN. ARRIVED the Ship Carte cf 1,0714411, R soN master, from Surin m, laden with 'sugar, coffee, and cotton, bound to Landotyi 'she .ra-s -captured on the 26th December , in . lat. 49. 4. , long. 56. S. by 4) Arreige French Privateer, of x 8 guns; and on the 3d inst. was so tiear the _shore at Rochelle, that the French Prize-master and his . people hoisted .out the Long-boat and YaM, to get assistance from the shore to prevent her. from being driven on the rocks'; in the mean time, Mr., AtIDERSON (the Mate) and It-Black Seaman, who were the only persons of-her former Crew left on boait backed her from 'the "ShOre,' l and stood off to sea ;,*the Frenchmen pursued he'r, but in vain, ai in a very short time she was cam- , pletely out of their reach, -and in ahouk_tw9 bcrrsi i afterwards fell in with the'llfagicie;me Frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. W. OGILVY", who;put a Crew on board, and sent her for this port, Arrived the Prussian Galliot 4raaizazakeit, Captain DAVID Mlcbt,ELs, laden with hemp,. deals, &c. from Lubec bound to T.isbon, possession of in Quiberon Bay by the ..Vi/e Cut ter, Lieut. ARGL Arrived the Lord Nelson Cutter, from a Cruize ; also a French Sloop, laden with wine and brandy, captured by the Aragiden/teFrigate. , Sailed the Inflexible, armed epillute, for Cork, to take on board Troops for Malta ; Galatea Frigate, Capt. G. Br,Nc, for Portsmouthl Herea_x and Dashr;r Sloops of War, on a Cruize. The Triton Frigate is come into garbour to re fi t. • • • his evening arrived, and . came up the 'll4r 'bonr intipediately . a Silip'o'f the -Line ' (supposed to be the Captain, of 74 gum, caplaitt-Sir R.: J. STRACHAN); eireurrisr#ree, 'and from the 'number of guns she :fi;ed,:.there is r e ason .to fear she : nine; hive h'idn'on ShOre 'tin the coast .of Fralice, Which'sceini lONE eorrobora tad by the Punips constantly going, hir being- kc col" . panied to the entrance bl Sound by !arge, Frigate, which afterwards'. stood away to the; Westward, and is supposed to be the hat. fatigable. ,FALMOV:I74, JAN. 10. Ttils‘day arrived here ihe Fly . Sloop of War; with the following Ships under Convoy Ceres,,. •- .. Toot), • for Bengal. Scarborough, SCOTT, Ditto. Betsey, llpo E*, -7 Ditto. CATLIVE, Ditto. Hamilton, . , . Aurora, LAwsozr, —, Af r i c a. Rattler, VVit.soN, Dino. Nelson, Ditto. Governor Dalzel, MA ft MER Nassau, 114.1f.E5, Ditto. Anderson, - IVtoa.t.ay, And a Scliooncr, -- Ditto. Returned • the Brig Brcowavr, that %ailed ibr Naples with the Malta Convoy, which she left 'morning off the'Liiard, and it:is sup posed they would- weather the Scilly Islands. Laic this . evening arrived the Afar) , ,racket, Capt. THouisorr, in 24 days from.&w,‘York. No Packet has arrived, and but one rissenger, IVIr..PLAc E. SHEERNESS, JAN. 5/Sll. iD the Qiieenborough hired Cutter, on a Cruize. Lieut.. J. W. PEARC E has taken the. Command of the.K;ng Geor g e hired Cutter, at this Pot. JAN. 11. Otst 'Friday morning, at day-break, as the CV,. rt:eutian hired. Armed Cutter .was cruizing to 41,1 e.• F i ttstwartl, off Porthind, whicii is her station,,she• fell two latge'F'rench Cutter l'rivateers, and immediately made sail after them. The Cdnintamier soon. finding them :to tnerny's ships, he hoiSted out hikhoat„ ,and got all .clear . for Action. For-some time they , rthOliin out ;to sea,- which they ' tacked, to..vards anci cothineoced the Aetion, one on each side, for an hour. 'Both .1/ css-els - were'‘,. superior in foree, but: the gallant Comm a nde r , Lieut. FAULKIWiti :de-, fended his Cutter with .a , valoitr. and skill that do` him the hikhest honour, ;trid which will riti d ou bt entitlefhinitio the notice ofthe Lords of the tyli ratty eibeittati `eight of his men killed and wound., Gil .; his '.'S'aikand rigging cut to; pieces, - and his vessel totalty unmanageable. TheTEnemy's cut ters manceitvred.in . suth a .manner- as to get one on the broadside, and the other on'the'quarter, whew' they attempted .to board, but were repulsed. bylthegallantry of this Officer and his small Crew.' At *last - one of the. Cutters . Made 'win , and sheered oft; while the other renewed the Aftion wAth , attacked by them both; when the . largest sheer 4 on her quarter, and boarded with upwards of sixty men, under'a heavy shower of grape shot and musquetry. The small Crew not amount. ing to more than forty m en , being unable to contend with such superior force any longer, were obliged to yield, and to suffer the Frenchto haul down the Colours- t h emse l ves . Lieutenant ~..FAuLiatort gixes thc Merest prase to his Ship's Company, 4nd particularly to:I/Ir. „RICH AR D MILL,s, -the Master, wha highly distinguished 'himself - daring the whole of the :Adion. They kept up a -constant fire, even until they 'were ' boarded ancl drove from their gun's by the. French, Mr. MILLAtt, and the whole Crew, were taken out and divided between the two Cutters.— 1 ,- , :The Lieutenant had the good fortune to be left on board, and. was yesterday. morning brought in here with the Cutter, re-taken by the Grey- , 176uad Cusrom-hodse Curter, Captain WI LKI t" 0 SO S., ICIIO on - the alarm froth Portland, imme- i diately put to sea, and re-captured her the sanw . 1., ; evening, leaving . His Majesty's, Ship the Iffetue! r j iil chace of the Privateer s , a nd wit hi n five or ;:six miles of them : hopes are therefore isotertained , that one c both of theih ,. nay be taken,. either i bv- this ip6el or bs- some other of His Majesty's . -Igrokzts.. .- The 'French Officer who boarded .Ir,ays, 014 the French had tV.lenty-six of their - men killed,and wounded. ,- .1 - 119 Cutters mounted 1 each 14 guns ; one of them had ninety-five men) -t /'amf the othei eighty. They: sailed from Cher- -:1; ohotiftlaft-Wednesday, _but. hatt. taken nothing: I they were to have cruized =olt-Portland nine or li ten days, -and then to hav e p rocee d e d in company 116r - the:Coast:of Portugal. - If they should not .., fall into the; hands of our Cruixers, they must go into some-port to refit. FROIII 7,lfE CAPE T9IVN GAZ,ETTE. [We save in our Paper of Wednesday,. an Account of it very gallant ,R ion fought by Capt. Ge DON,. can-,, manding the Storc-ship !frilly, bound to the Cape o f Good Hope, with Naval and. other Stores, bu a ccount o f Government. We have; since received a Capr Tows Gazfue, of the 27th SepternbJt, which contains an Ex wad from Capt. PORpON'S Jou - rnal of the Actir, which we ato convinced cannot but prove interesting and satisfaelory, .more particularly: as.that Aaion add, to the nuinher of tboie, cluria t r, the present War, wh!cll 'hive raised the Character 'of .British Seamen to such 2 proud pitch of superiority both of courage and skill. On the gth of Angust, in lat: 22 S. long. 3f W. near- the: e arallellof Rio' Janeiro, .Was chased by te ; .on her nearer approach, found she was a heavy Frigate, 'and . I made no, side: on her gun-Ladtgk, 3 a i v,e li r i y t: (? l "g gulps ;eniale he 4 a u d i l tli and re- naclslj having 13 very lçng, gums øfl side: on hex gun-dk,a 'hite Female hgllre head, an 4 a standing.;Uowspricizaaking an angic 0113, • Aa.the 0. sails • - very henily, knew it was in vain tt.s- attemet an escape by, Funn in2 * * and as... soon 'as. the. Ship. wa:v.clear for Aaiun', shortened sail,•down studding sails and stay sail: •in booms- &L. ' T" A - trOiaSiSeV'en 7 A. M, ho hoiste.3 French National Colottr4 and 'Fondant, : at the same time he• fired a gun to leeward, of wluieh we toot 00 notice ,until perfcaly clear - below. At 9A. hauled - the main-sail up, hoiltel our Colours, and fired a gun with shot to•windWard, ucti,..;iliting .them we were sritish,. ancilarl - shot to main. rain the HonoUr of the Flag- then h o i ted . (i As, yet a shot had not Veen . exchinged.,bed "tureen us, the Enemy keeping light in our, wake,' as' if intending to board us, his forecastle 'Ana tops full of men, hiS round-h6use also coveted with people as' marksmen, who, by their manner of ramming, seemed to have' rifles. - g‘ A few minutes ;after we had hoisted oar Colours, the Enemy fired 'a. rouhd and, grap6-shot from a bow,gun, one of the 'grape fll on the gnarte.r-deik, •the: round shot going clear of the ship a.head. • ‘‘ At half past eight,. finding the Enemy nv‘ r enough fora warm reception, (all our guns being slimed withround and grape.), 'ordered the helot t ago t r a t s , s ad oo n n s a e s n t t h ( ei lo r w o u b o ie n o ti va ie nt g e n beck an in .d foli , vic. o w t , de t f c ; lake good aim .for the water-line, and return the fire in round and grape, as fast.ai they could load and fire; which war soon done, and. I believe with • good aid, as the topmen bundled down, and those on the.round,house retired for shelter. : 4t The Enemy not wishing a repetition -in the same . direetion, (having received it a raking ,fire), put, his helm a,port, taking a fair birth a.breasr of us at pistol-shot distance, hauled. pp boils cOt#sei together, and a ' warm exchange of fire Continued until about nine, when finding' the Enemy not returning the .fire‘so brisk as at first; thought he meditated boarding us, but soon found that-he wished to get clear of us. On observing that was his intention, sent .down orders on the gun,deck to load with. two round in each guns. (having no double-headed slog and' aim at his trialts,sbut didnot succeed ins-this object ; an t} - hiving got his starboatchicks, oh board with lit. 'damage, knew the:uselessness of a ' " All half past nine, called at hinds on deck , aria gave him three cheers doublcd, 'which heiclid - n6r . 'refurn; and on: mcmtering .. .the crew found, that not a single soul - on hoard was hurt. - Our -sails. and rigging' were considerably. dinned mie..received several shots in the sides, anti °" e between wind and water, . but did not pos through. ".tinning several of the ,Enemy's shot on hoard, found that he carried French r;_pounders, as the. round., weighs 131bn. English. - ,1 , I was ably supported by every Offieer. Se a ,' den, Landsman,, and. P4bsenger on buatd. hackwardness, no dismay at.the apparent superi ority of the Enemy. !C The•Lascars were animated hy .the examPlc, of the Europeans, and the Chi na men were AL tT,hing, Chiog. - - " Some of the sick,, hardly able to stand, IV peared at quarters. The spirited and able asist. mcc of the Taksengers, deserves my warmest aCi• Itnowleclgements. , "'.Cornet LOCKER of the Bth Light Dragoons,