The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-08 00:00:00

4.f 4, 1 ' i i.-.. _` , ~. q .. .. 41, ) \ t i Ift I kr: ,•,, , , I , ,ii ~: r A , Fj~ ~ ~. ~;. i ! r 1, 1 I ' ~,, 1 41 tfi 4 ' , ' r : , , ,,, , i,i , i\ ' ±MY LORD, WOuti(lvtl. .* I i ~ ~ , 74ilfrotTr1,4 , Yan7c end molt] paw v : 2 sane anwnlC wriuiniCia zit OM, SeriCarli. 3 tank and files wnurdAl. Lieutunant, 6 rank and tile, killed ; 3 Lieu tenants, 3 Secreaida, 13 rank and tile, • W01111(Wil l t Cap. tan; missing. 131 Batt. s6tll Poot , -s rank and the wounded. 9 4ri; poot- , t rank and tile killed; 6 rank anal file wounded. CilieSettni itritantiolues— t St:tjeitlit, 8 rank and tile, killed; I.4utenarit, 17 tank and tile s wountien ; 3 rank 811t1 file 11.14 , ilttleittS ISt and ad Light Datt.King's Carman Le. f ,n,11- I rank and tile kiliCti rank and Ale Wounded. Duke of tittitiswitA's Corps --I rank and tilt:killed; I, Lieu tenant, , beristant, I rank and Cie, wounded,. Walsh Artillery--t lank tile %%oatintrti. jibottugue,e Artillery 6 rank and tile killed; t Captain, Lit:111014W, 26 rank and tile. wounded. '4'6o lirttint, LOSi- 3 I.WUti:ll4.ll*, 1 Sajeatlt. 45 rank 011. i tile, killed ; t Laprainb, 9 Lieutenants, 9 Sericants, 137, tank and tile, wounded t Captain, I ktisigst, 6 .IW' tile, Total Loss .41 Major, k Lieutenants, 2 4er. jearit, zs rank and tile, killed .2, Captains, z Lieu. tenanta, I Ensign, 4 Scrjeants, 70 rank and tile, wounded; C:aptait, General ;finial— a Major, s Lieutenants', 3 Serleants. 73 , rank Aid Ilk, killed ; 4 Captains. i i Lieutenants, t Lii. oign, 13 Serjeants, 703 rank and Ole, wounded; z Cap. Mils, I l'.l4lStly 'a rank and tile, nnssing. (Signed) CtiAR STE WAI2T, Major. General and Aujutatit.GetterA. Names of Officers tilled, wounded, and n►issi►►g, at the btege of liattJjot., troth tite 6th to tne ttttt of Jute, ISt isictosive. . Killed. Royal Engineers—Licutemme Mut. siS, i•uut Licutendlit wbtropp. sith Fout —Lieutenant tioAg. ittt l'uituguese IteKtinent ut the Line—Lieutenant Tete re. teitra. titit Ditto—Major NPGeachy it ith'BritM Regiment). 19ilt Ditto—Lieutenant luxe Whit:anew. Oyal Engineers—Cape: Patton, severely; Lieutenint For bier • Scverchy,•4lo4:c de4ti. Rulai'Srall'Curps— Lieut. Westmacott, severely. sist I oot—Colitain Sinellie, Lieutenants Beardsley and Hicks, all sevoiely. Sstlt hu t-iiLieutetwits Gaminell, Grant, and Morton, all Cll.ll..euto sevcrcly. Duke ot I.lcuibkru.s."o Light liitatitiy—Lieut. lytnewslty. • Voitugues: Itc4iment of the Line—Capt. Maxwell, se. vetely 1.1e.t. look: l'urtio, ; Litsign J. tintolllu IiCrgIJC4O, seveNly. 3d Purtugue'e Regiment of Artilles y— Captain yelcz. Par. teitos, ecystely. Missing. Ibt Batt. $7211 Foot— Ensign LeSIJe. I.o6l—C4pr:ill. No Coo, tyklk Pottui;uor Kciontent of the Lioe—Capt. Rudd. (bi l stiva) Si'LWART, MJjor.C.ek.erAl and Atijutat4l.-Genoul. soito, yth lune,. t • In ill letter of the 6th instant ironi Vtth For mosa, 1 dirt ith soh the lioilour ut acquanoing Loin.itip that I tiad just returned trotu the th'igss,b 13 front of (Li iliegos, from whence 1 elscovelc:,i rt . 40(.1y .the enoii,y of ssbcut thousittut turn, toitatating or five hu red cavalry, and two ihothand tv.e humus.: ut 11 artillery, eniertng Ciu dad ito trigu twin the Salarnaocea road. 1 rtiu (...ututivelWitiers to rectum on its beights'until set, to notice whether any more of the tonenl tot lowt;Li throve winch I foVe tnet:ttotied, and he ieputt me that tey wr stiC , ecki ti by anoitier tO - ; but 1 bate tvltikos reason to shim:, front what bll4ll telite to yuur L riArri), Olaf hot y lutist ha,o toa , ched I,irge hothrti of iolanity and cavalry into Ciudad liettrigti in the course ut the night. ACCtirkling to your Lordship's inottuetions I eon cerittated the troops tattier Inure in their canton tut ins, upon ht.44ring a few days before that she istleiny wet,. in the direction of Ciudad ha drigo, and totilillie other netxtoaty pmcauttuna tar falhn back, ' 'the enemy advanced, as I thought it probable, at day-bna•rk on the morning of• the 6t41, in 114 U C 014111144 ; one taking the ditee.ti , o at Gallegos, and the other that of Cari•io and Elpfia. 'th termer was a heaty co:utott ci etiva!ry,, aid intAtry; with se , eral guns, and the laity( 4:011SIbled of ituot.tt btX tOUSAittl titian ry ; but lit stqing ruis I should on. serve, that, twat the oature ut the country, the 'Tar of these eolninus could 1101 be dtsctivcred.— ',l'he) had also upwards ut two ihutisin,tt ca‘itay and ten I , uibti, which moved across the pima in hunt of Vuetttet, honor. Ft eitt the nature ol the country being so ,perfect ly o eU,•atv.ttne probabloy of the enemy oriit~;u►g ii ,n lila cavalry upon this pew', 1 e‘eiti. it 40 , ,61 to withdraw the 1,6111 divibtoti uttdo (iyn. Crautord, which tstcoicht gly fell back tw tt tilt legit, and at tWO o'cioci in the tunrint‘e„ ttpOtl Nave d'Avt r. Obttelvtog the r.lptriny of the ettetny's qtly ire-, and the supeitormottiber of his catiiit . ) , toe: .1 6 oi diV.41 , ,0, Willi the holm, ry attack(' to slicto, di fe eleii tie letiF t , further b.ck upon Allay alt tht• tirs , anti h atvibi Witt% bat kftl4lll Ai t.i d, itu , A d'Avict io the ',eights:lu,', buintat SOl , O, at the sixth urViSion .Ir6th t.i'te,ohat,a tie do to Kt:oat), the eisvolry reumittingiu tik,t It I , With great pleasure, I have to Utelklion tIIC stry otitun.sw , Lot.dcet at the Rook, under the coonnautt of larutenatit- Colonel Clifton, and our trool,s tit the I 41tt 1.. bttt I)r;i6ouns,,- is hick beiog alt that %tete t_toplo i ed to cut etittg the bunt (rem V IL tar EgtlA to it,:ip4l, were assembled at woe gm, and ret.e.stvs.l. 145,111 thettoe sgrre:toly to toy . di reigtoroo The I rt. 1..! vt, hien they were opposed to, your 1:,014.41,ip. is in puswiminti in t hii lettrr ; and AtAAlth-londin4 all the ettorts of General ,NMein- brun, 'who torna,aotiott the cavalry, to out ilank the tirttkit, pressnig them at the blink! time in I . * Oot with eie j iit pieces 01 cannon, their retiring 10 N ive mclita the ltifd,beist iKlutiration. Its otfinul ,fly bc.ow.f it c,..ooduct, and of Ow' Very ',tut - A.)140 in which they retired, I Lie. 104: %cry 6,leat iti iiCqUilitiiing your Lord slop, Oat ciilVCieti in peitiOn the n.t hole of lite attior, and 1)) his too‘etnents tiAlect the ck , (tni of rhe . tireary, , and the Britioir cavalry loatotatotd it-awl their coaratier. Toe Major-Lit:fa:rat itt hi 4 repots to toe speaks in rnisch prl'e 01 Miiitit DUlViility.oi the .11;141 Dr,i. gourito.of Captain Pot vi 4, of the Sams. ktegnheni, and ot, the 14th Light 'Diegoonb, who had opput t willies of thettisehei pilejocige exactly. of the designs of the enetoy, but 1 110 ti try itAt b launties !with e .ghttmi at,il wills ul>tcaru of title , thousend cavAtt), at,,u intrty.tuur piece, 01) the raid to GutJa,t iitjet Igo. , si •tcdist - tit of the movetuent.o i)t ;lit; y, i Ofg w a-11 In, ,ackt.ovi kttge. ri. 3 / 4 .nis :01 till: Cit 03 . 4.: uia .c 15 your Lortita.ip, oi thc LimAta i't-44,titiatt;i,.auti of Lcatc ipective departments, With lt this portion the . their zeal and &nod judgment is already kiloWn your Lordship. 'I ho loss of the cavalry upon this occasiiit, I am happy to say, amounted to no more than ten rank 'sin' tits wounded, and nine ; and six purses killed, tell wouniled, and tour niksing. I have the hOOO r to be, & • - Oignetl) SPRNeP.H, Lieut. Gen, Lieut. Celt. Lout Vis,outst iveliittgton, Lit. &:. 844, Admiralty:Office, July 6, 181 1. near A.:iniral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats has tran,tni•tvd Wihoo Coker, Eq. a leiter front C.o.nahi Shitheaid, of his NIA , sty's sloop Columbine, 5t311..g toe cap.ure ,}f a Ftenc . h nation al setter, cirri ing t 4 , 0 (10WitZt18 and SskiVeiS, %kith fOrty•tWO Mel), by tne boms'of tnv Columbine, uitdrr Lietvenant George Great), on (he 4th ut last month, near St. Local.: Commissions signed by the Lunt Lieutenant of the East kitting of the County or York, and Town of Kingston. upon .1 lull. To be Vire-Lieutenant •- Sir Mark itiastermin Sykes, Daft vice Henry Nlaister. retgin:tl To be D‘puty. Lieutenant • ilenry William Nlaista, Esq. tat battalion of Local Militia fn be Ensigns john Champion, Gent. flunnas. Austin, 'Gent. Nelson Howarth, Gent. , 3d battalion of Local Militia. To be Ensign kohert Clitiatc, Dunn, hsq. 4111 Battalion at Locat Militia. To be Major--a r.b,cl6 EV.I. Viet; CoUbbill, resigned. To ha Captains. jnhtt Thompson, Esq. vice Hall piumot• ed.. lti'cliard Key Esq. vi. c Todd resigned. 'to be 'cotenants icssop, Gent. vice Thompson, plomoied. William fc,ivvoii, Linn. vice Ker, promoted. To be Enbtos.. (..h.oles Set lors,Gent. GeorAe Alder, Gent. liobeir Young, Gent. Ldward john bell, Lent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County • of Cospoit and Alveistoke battalion of Volunteer Infantry. I o oe. Captain • Lieutenant Thomas Hoskins., vice W hit. ctrilibe t (l caaecl. To , be 'Ltullb.ll4tlts —john Charles Deverex, Gent. vice, Hoskins, promoted. Ldward lakes, Lent. vice White, re:sigma. TO be httsi;,n —Samuel Rogers, Gent. vice Devereux, pro. moved. Coinmisbii , ns, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Weld of Kent Itcoileiit of Local hlil tit. To be tnal,;, , i V 14,0 West, Km - noted. faittri, W tieury Ki.4ute. , Commission in the. Tot%er ilalliietS Militia, sigt.ed by the Lyra I.lcutcl,4lii. • trt kegunent. To be Ensign -Min ‘asson. vice Bennett. Crown. Ores. I) , 6; '8 MEMBER RETURNED ro SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PAULIAMENT. County otWatertbid Sir Maim c b.ircetutd. Kotglit of the most Honour. sure ( I rti. ut r . ,tJtit, tit the kuum ot lotto Cismitus le. 16, Itigy J 4 N.4.Lpteci the toltmc ut kbGliC4lol YI Al utwcr. r For Bankrupts, &c. sec last l'ige (perhaps rather carelessly) tore it up ; and I flunk Catlingtbn made a.coy of .it, al3d it waved to to the regilry of The Marriage. Flaying wade cops, ciossil the boc)ks, and pot them into this box, and then left the evide:lce 'room. It was Un dersqiod bet ween us, thit thetnOtive of 'our comini to Berkeley, and our success, shooki not' be spoken of. lie in, los tin .tf my own opinion, I roust catifesS; was to ha%u mentioned it ; but it wa 4) agreed' we should not speak of it ; we accordi:.gly went for a very few minutes into the Castle, and then proceeded to slit- Inn, and took a chaise„ and immediately came back to toWn. Where did you leave the books ?—in the etidtnce room. In the box ypti ans speaking believe in the identical tux, The witness then recrested: rrmls:iciti to exa mine the registries rin4tely, as he had nut seen them these ten ears. Then the registry of the marriage was ,hewn to the witness, and having in spetied it, he was asked, h that book which you are now Ipoking at in the garlic state in which it was when ) ou tuft it at Ber kdley ?-r-These seals were .00t,upuri it at the tune we left it at Berkeley; nen was this writing /It- t''e bottom of the cover beginning with the word), " I, the Reverend C4lcir Ciotiogion," awl ,iorng Willi viva name; and ,tlie Certificate iii the left or- Her, beginning wish the I,v,or,:s a " We do heft!), certit ) ,," and ending wily tits native " 1. A, Silo- This part is irregular of ral. , gvd ; yoti take any pintail,' ootice °I that alter, you it.,rurd up I-41 d a l not• py an Certa'll ly to the ciic , iinstance of its bi Lig so regged ;- no• perteetiy w 4... re , olieet teoritig it up ratter in being 'flushed ith success- t finding it, and 1 am convii•ced that in doing so I tore it twin the other part 01 the leaf. , Did you ever compare this irregular part with any other part 3--I recoiled lb' have made that corn pariSoo once in this House, and then particularly from the indented parrs atrecing, was convink ti tt had originally been a vap,of the book. (To be co , ritreed .1 1 .t N. 604.LN1 QUIS 1311:41IL 1 Lit.l AULIL A t L 0 N D 0 V, MONDAY, 'JULY 8, 1811. i dis. The report which was said to hate been brought by the 'Marlborough- packet, of an action having taken place near Albuera, on the tsth ult. in Which the French WdTO defeated with the loss of .9000 men, appears to be 'unfounded. We hags very little doubt, however, that we !Shall very soon receive some important iniellivnce from the frontiers of Portugal. The Gazote,of Saturday, confirms our. statements respecting the raising of the siege 'ot B. dajoz, 'and of. the loss sustained during the opera. tions of the siege. -The French, as we have already stated, are enlle Ling all their force in EAretnadura, With theintentiGn of making one great effort to re. cover their affairs. DROUST, according to the last account., had effeaed n junction with SOULT and Mrsamo'Nr, iith all the disposable 'force of the army lately comwaiided by MASSENA, was ad. wincing rapid y for too same purpose, r and , a' pro. port innate dt.uchment from our' army on: the COa had reached Portalegre, oil its- march to join Lord, WELLINOTON. Tire divisions of SABAMTIANI and VICTOR have not'advsnCed to- oin SOULT; itap peata :that-they are kept' in check by Generals FRILYNE and VICTOR bad, 'howeve:, taken all the steps prcparritory.to, a retreat, and had commenced that system of devastation .which the lireneh invariably.praOise upon a retreat. It is 4iateil in a private Letter from Cadiz, hat Adtniral KEATS had put to sea with four sail'of the line, in consequence of intelligence whiLh he had received of a French squadron of equal force having been seen cruizing a little to the a uuthwattl of the niouili of the Streights. We are not inclined to give any credit to this report. -, Where could the French ariuridron have sailed from ? Not froin'Tou kiiq without being immediately discovered and fol.;_ lowed along the Mediterrenep ; not from I . l 4iclie-,, .I,A, for the French squadron there is etfectinsily blockaded; and we know of no Other k nits in the Mantic or Mediterranean :from which tne French couht stud four sail.of the line, It is probable that Sir It. KEATS kid sent the squadron to aka tor toe puipoSe of exercising tile men. The' following Bulletiu was yesterday aliewn St. Jtlttlere'd Pdhle.• " hot MAnarric is in some respects 0 B LAKE I' AE.R,4 GE. MINUTES OF EVIDINR E, (Cottlionieci nom Sinurito'b Then JOHN SONO/KN. w a catle t 1., ; ond having been 4woin, on» aft follows Ot what lirotrs it) are you 1.--4 conveyancer. Do, you ICCOIIIICA ever going to Berkeley for the i t urpo,e of 1114kily, 4 bedrell kg flume document 2-1 Wh rh w a g it . ?-.I left town on the 6th of March, i 79 0 -, and arrived kit . Bel keley on the 7th of Wir`eit, the tidloct ing day.. By tv!",esc (tired tod did von go, at whose instance ? . ir At th e fog es' of Mr. Bonnie. Fie vs as at twit NM: Lord Berkeley's Solicitor ? q:a4„ yeti. state to the Committee what ynd fotthd anis mg at Berkeley ?--Oil our arrival hi Berkeley, we .went immediately to the castle; my Lord Betheley's residence, , and inquired tor a' imr bionnotia, whom I then understood to be (*Wier the steward at he Noble Lad. Mr. Stiumous was absent. Mr. Carrington, who Wis 4 was? w it h nte, proposed that we should go down to the Pnson,lge House. d Mt . . Carrington go from town with you ? Re titJ ; iii. trojeo was to see whether the Regis tt,e paraih.uere at i Ito Parsonage House or nut; ,Mr. Cdiritigion, as 1 Aniderstond, thinking it po,oile not have been sent trout' tie Castle to : the irsonagr . , agreeably to ducat/Jos tit that puipo,e that he had previously given. Your tumid thew at , the parsonage.house ?—Wis f byre fount the box that contained Iltv , o. To the hest ut toy recolits , lion it w,ta empty '; I cannot po• stare that as a f4CI.. We itien returned to' Mt:castle, and VII %Nord that we . rere going down to the ion, de. ringtin sent for as soon as Mr. , Simmons returned. We were accordingiy sent lot, Stout - 11mi inflained Mr. Carrington, that due hooks were tlieo in the custody of a Mr. Leu is, (I think that was tile name), the Ctorste of parish. Mr. Carr :swot) directed a porter at the castie to go down ,to Mr. Laws, restietning that the books be tie.,t op. Mr, Lewis Came himself, -hot he books ; and, on Air. Carrington's ingkestion Unit ttit, hid be deposited in Lord Berkeley's eveleoce-runny Ihr a rte custody, Mr. Lewis desiled,the s3tuu pu , terf think it was, to 3CCOMpany into to his 11011, 4 0. In t h e Mean time ue into los Lordship's evidegie-rooin, and shortly Wier*. the tat h., were sent to us j 1 bell,ve they were five in nu - other. We began our search, each taking a book ; arid I think 'hat we went through the whole tit toe five buotot without Mak ' ing any discovery. We ekctringed books. Mr. Car+ obser. , ed to tile, that he thought a, book hiLlt he then hal heitn. , :itint 1144 the atice of haying two leave', ptst-d togethel. I nad no duotit ut - , ll' Woking at it with hun and I took toy penknife and n i .ie led it, .1.,L1 llicre dis.overed home uvrit,og proved ,o as iii, ut the Wails or marriage ut t ,, e arid Countess or Berkeley. tarcourai;ed by tiiis, we I Cineil 0.4 seamti, and WPot r oi , er oi.e nook. \Ve served, and I. think it tic yt occurred to me ti it there , 44$ a pun keriii at ;be en d Oftlie biJoks ; and it I recoltee, rtot, the, (.1 was an appevattee Il i ,. col An. ~1 a itaier, 01 ,u; latch tiilll,4, Wittied upon that Oleo appeirea to he the c0v4.:1 - (it the I aipiu tuuk cryoatichile atu.l ,oirvated ii C 01144. Of MAILS. AK It I V zu-Li Guernsey, x Dublin, i Waterford., Lisbon, r Duolin; i Wmertord. PKIL. i.OJ STOCKS ttils DAY *r TwaLvt o'cLOCIC. 6z i Urns !um . . Rcd. Atm. - alittle better this weeks HA,LPIIID. - a W. HABERDEN. " M. BAII.IB. " it. WILLIE" The nuasta's Council assembled on Saturday ;41 one at Witictior when aii 1.1 - Kurt; icialiwt underwent it Jung ex uniodtion, oui .itlite parttettidily, ft. Vitt.t.ta. Ait p trt wife d.awit tit) r.-suit of the exlitlinatiett o which the 1K:- in.:tally ••••••0011.1.11.01.* raLI'hiCAITII, JULY s.—Arrived the brig Fag' , Londvti, m ister ; from P4lola and Gil rahar, witha cargo, cr ntiii(mg of wine anti toil, bound to this port fir (Pacts, anti is tinier lora.' line ; the Bee, WILLiAmi, from Moil the koq , Anna, 'or: "fietniilda, WlLLiAtais. MEISIerj-lk from Li s ts:mi Greenock ; die Mary, novI,ING, ld from fnimouilf, with a largo of provisions for Port. • ArriVed 'the Pafilmend, of this r e, PILL' maiter, trronAraterlord, oith a i;ill'i;' , r 'llf PrPvisi°l` boorid to London , po t in here: to w.,:i coop'', The ifrreoirio frigate with the tranc-orts..forli bon sailed a B ain this day, the h-inerli,,ingoniiii the gar and a detschaient rif the .4tl ,llr.ig(jok er 11 i'l tether w i t h.Oilicers acid detachinents of Uth ginients for Lord AVuLi.iNdrenr's army. *a S iih-d his Maje4ty's ship "Metope, of 50 Pal Ad.wral Sir J. T. I)ocrtworivi, C.lptain CO4lOl Trot, (or Nowloundland; the Morlisiotva 100 armed brig, with •a conv o y for Wales, BoaPatingil the following vessels, vit. - lieoforil, Nicholls; l'ilaisiiix, Taylo'r ; fobri SOLO, it loos ; Villiers, baltun ; eirmitighou Girt i tolt.or 513 de,* ; sp g ,.viatir, Nowell; and GrAtitiltit, lkinfl° ~Cuter wail SOW 41 emir liaineb Ltlikitova ; 2 1,0 010 icily, Nisr,hall, for Lii..41.1,1; unit the liiielligeritioll'fil Lieut. Tucker, with a tillidli Con r oy tut Livapool. to Claw tlOshrii arum Baru foul and 40 144 ' lit ~,n ri Sound, the. Spurla'l frigate, alter havitt u --- #4 l fitted: , s b he will proceed u m hence to l il '' e 4 to join the squadron assembling ther e for httl t:J ' i of America, under the' (=inland ofSr J j ' t YUHKR. f CIPI2ill Airised yesterday the Oayt sloop 01 sort • il ' HA \ALTON, front Cadiz, Alter a p.osiiir ° t 1944 1 . she biought dispa tc he s tor Uo%'ernineu at t, sti ,llo , * o conveyed , to town by iNlajor Aumituoso, p, sUth m Regiment ; Col, CAVICABY aPil I'll to crilency FUANCIit,O L)ir SAYN carne P 361e1ige ,, 11 ,, i her. Admiral Slr a. xsAis .I,od 010.. , otiti I:ruize between Capes Spartel and Trafa i g'" 001 he414./ard, SL ellitua's, ilfred, an d Siaielib l ,, o, o ' a Free it squa,:rort, which are said to 1 0 ° 0 1 ~ A port troops Oil board. The 47 h Reg,iment 110.. , 04 the Rifle Corps embarked on the l 5 tll.llll.°Pb°. j eL the Regulus and 'sante transporis, agi f were,- I* l lew ill to sail im me diately for 'Tarragona. i ' General 'W ALKE R is eiiie‘..l(l WC le a to embark for Corwin:l. 4 11' Arrivtd theEfizulbelir ten der from Grea l. ' o f Went Mtn b it bout the l'4.lwock sloop w 7'4 ti e . Caine down tiro hat bOur. and anclO st4 ,' ....r , Suund the rola seitoolier. - '' P ia • buVER' JuNE 7.—Arlived yestertisysi, alo ; ;i, tiro W I Sapp, Capt. SINNoCt., tram Rya', 0d,'".." al , op' C.ttliU ilia) the Roads on' Friday eveilingd'r' ).(igt ' frO tP night observed a large row-boat corntoi; opt the,iand, tided iiliFrenchmen, Not ov 11)11 9 ~,aut'i to defend the sloop , the C i ptain and cr ., .. oxi . ti ''' it roust Prudent to take nb tiir b oat' l ai 05i ,,,,e4 cleared .A be vessel ou one side thl4.lel"l''' tteJ the flick oil . the tither ; alter ra.,, iii 4 /13,' 0 ,,0r reached ille.shcre and eutrontrincateO 04 eti i stance . toCapt.-Donas.vs, of ti(e 144111e5ilisigg ; 111.' in CO' . torn -house lugg,er; wno ,ins ll "' - '' ' ,,,,JCir boat apd crew to go io purbuit, v. lit 0 thry .: 0, 04 taio SINNOck. proceeded after the •pp ' 13 0 V l ' ' • 14 .1 companted by two hovelling-boats, w _ v ol. icerril their services, headed 14'.6'ir. i ' do i a r . t .) who bears a Collitni*gtilc,n ) after' , ge", I ,hartajois ertion and hard pulling; Ohl su.cc`l4`d 0 up ,with the sloop, who 10010 a into her on3ougst the Fmnehrnen) ~0 . ., f e lho our . 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