The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-27 00:00:00

4 SIR. Downing sleet, Fell. 26, 181 ;4 Fl9lll like t) -V lAJAI GA Z Erre., Feb. lA, 1811, Di;p:ftch, 01 which the following Is an ,Extrael, has been re4eivetl at the Earl of Liverpool'r; Office, ; on', d to his Loraltip by Lieutenant-t;enerat Vis. W:Alington, dated,Cartaxo, gthuf February. The enemy have continued in tl'e neighbour- hood of Badajoz, and have broke ground before the place eo 3,11 e lett of the 'Guadiana., and have thrown some slieil4llllo th WWI). The bad weather, how ever, has oblipd them . to draw in the greatest part . of their cavalry troni the. ground between, Badajez and fat as, end the cotompnication has been established. General Mendizabel 'sent orders to General Ve— nies to advance, which measure I had before re'com mended to him ; and General Mendizabel himself met the troops at Elves on the morning of the 6th instant ; they marchyd on send passed the Caya ; and. the Infantry entered Badaj z and the Fort of Cttris toval, the right of the Guadiana, on the al ter noon of the 6th. The French cavalry retired, and pa 544.11 the Evora, and were ouriued some distance by the Spanish cavalry, arid a brigade of Portuguese cavalry, under Bligadier-Gen. Madden, who took some cattle, baggage, . but the attack, it any was mteuded, to be made, upon the French troops, on the lefi•of the Guadiana, Was deterred till. the folloWiog day. , • , I have received • Oenerel Sallasteros a Letter, dated the 27th January, from which n . ,appears'that his action of the 25th was very well,rentest4 ; that the loss of the enemy, who were much superior in numbers, was t wo thousand men killed and wound ed ; and that the retreat of the Spanish detachment was made in goo& order.. By the last accounts from the frontiers of Beira, it.appears that a part of Cmparedesa division of the 9th corps was still upon Guarda on the 4th instant, with an.aduanced guarA upon Belmonte. „This. was the position he was md e red to take on the Sib of janulry by General-,Drouet, referred to in toy dia.. patcl) of thethe•l2lG bit. General Fob: arrived at Salamanca from Paris, with Letters for Masseha, on the t3llt January, and I imagine teat he yesterday reached'in , quarters of the ;truly. He had with Mtn an escort of bet weeo two or three thousand men. Colonel pram, who commands the Ordenanza in I,oviver Beira, had followed to the neighbourhood of Bobual the detachmeutwhich escorted the Coo rim 'which matched from time Zezere on the 22d of January, and .had -taken much begg3ge from them and several prisoners. On his return, ho attacked G neral Fo:x's escort, with a fresh detachment of Ordent;nta, at Enxabarda, at the entrance of the Estrada Nova ; and I ieclose his report of the 2,J instant affair, and au" extract of his report of the 4th instant to Marshal SntrWilliam Beresford, and the Marshal's Letter to tne. I hear from the enemy's head•quarters that they state they lost tivelaundred men in tlui.effair. There hiis:been no movement of any importance in the enemy's army since. I addressed your Lord ship. • MY LORI), Chamusca, Feb. 7, att. T have the honour to transmit to your Lordship the *purr of Lieutenant-Colonet Ck u nt, w h om •sotne time hinc i :e'l Sent io superintend and command the ordenaty r za on the frontier of Lower Beira, and towards Guar& The to: cc 'of the enemy, dif ferenity `st4ted, appears to . have been between two and Attlee thousand, and wavunder the orders of Genetal l oix, and apparently to serve as his e s c ort to enabler' him to join MArshal Nlassena. Lieut.. Colonel Grata took post at Ensabarda, near the commencement of .E4trada Nova, . coming from to wards Fundao, and under 'which the enemy was obliged to pass. The suceesis of Lieutenant-Colonel Grant, and the loss to the enemy,• have been much greater than c.thes the number of men that ti,o LieuteitLint-Colonel hal with him, .or than circum stances. would stave' given reason to look for, .and will give great animmion and encouragement to this natute of warfaie in all that part of the coun try. The peOpte engaged have got very con4ider r able booty, at !title is no French soldier that has not much of whit he has pillaged about him ; and he is always a good prize his captor. I hair, Sic. (S ., gtied) W. C. nviti...sroßD, Mai shale • - Enxitbarda, Entrance of the Estrada Nova, Feb. 2, tfitz. • Be lileaded to stitte to hi's Excellency the Cent, mender that yoierday, the tat, a column of the eueruy, under the curninand 01 Geoursd Lc Foix, consi.liffig or three thousand cavalry and in. tantry ire nt Ciudad Roderigo, paised for the Estrada - Nova to juin Maisena. .I.avy tilept utt the a Ibtat Alcaria, near Ffifidoo. _ _ 0 --- n the tot, with eighty of the Ordenanza froth Alpedrinha, I took passessidu or a: . height near this village, by which they must well-directed fi l e v, as kept up for two hours, and only terminated by the night ; the retrial( was eightperl killed on the road, A very considerable - number wounded,, and ten prisoners ; several ot" the wounded were found dead this inorowg ,freint the extreino incle mency of the weather several cars with grain, an d a considerable number of bullocks, were also taken and, having sent parties to annoy their •front and rear, r have, reason to think they. nines suffer con , suierabiy ere . they quit the E:itrada Nova r we lost, only one man, with a few hwsea wounded, amongst them my own. I have the honour to be,,i,ee. - (Signed) J. GRANT, Colontl DI Urban, Sac. Extrad of a litter from Licutcoant Cotonel Grant to Co. itnici rban, (laud 1. olici4o, hcb. 4, MI. Have the goodnesi tri state to his Exeelten4 the Marshal,that t h e re s ult of • the atniir of the Ist in tow, t►ear Erixabarda, has been more complete than ht first stated, it% o hunched and seven tit the ene tt y having been found demt on the 2d, if) the space ot four icagues, a number of %vhAta died in cense. 147NDON Printed by KICEIAt ar the SUN•OPPI quenec of their wounds, and the inclemency of the weather.. Eighteen prisoners are also in my power, and four Englishmen who had entered the French service,' in the Irish Legion, to effea their escape, lowing been five years prisoners ; one of them is of the 30th regiment, the others. had been sailors. I have also to state that the Colonel of the 70th regi ment (French), also the Quarter-Master,were found artumg the dead. The enemy lost the greatest part of .their baggage and cattle. I transmit some of their Papers and Letters. , Admiralty-Office, Feb. 2.6, 1811. Copy of a Letter trout Captain Adderley, or his Majesty's Sloop the Echo, addressed to Vice-Admiral Campbell, and transmitted by the latter to john Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Sloop Echo, Downs, SIR, 234 Feb. ISt 1. I beg leave to inform you, , for the information of . the Lords CoMmissioners of the Admiralty, of my having, on the .41st instant, at eight A.M. in lati tude 49. 49. North, longitude 7. 6. West, fallen in with the Confiance French sChoOner privateer, of sixteen guns (fourteen of which she threw overbbard in ihe chast), and sixty-two men, and after a chase of eight hours, blowing hard, discovered two ships a-head, which the chase observing, altered her course, and we immediately succeeded in capturing her. 'She app ,, ars tube a very fine copper-bottomed .fiotsel, sails remarkably fast, at.d is well calculated for his Majesty's service. I have, &c. A. ADDETILEY. Vice. Admiral Campbell, Cnunnander in Chief s Jct. &c. Downs. WPM. • , G. Gregory, jun., Liverpool, tfruggiiit, to surrender March t 9, and April 9,,at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. Attortnea, Messrs. Atkinson, Wildes,.and Macka rail, Chancery'-lane, London; and Mr. Lace, i iverpool. W. Phillips, Liverpool, broker, •vlarch 11,.21, and April 9. at eie..en, at the (.lobe Tavern, Liverpool. Atiomies, Archibald Keirtley, Liverpool ,• and Messrs. '1 arrant, Clarke, and It chards, Chancery-hue. London. • I. Aitken, Burnley, manufacturer, March it, ts, at eleven, and. April 9, at four, at the Bridgewater AIM, Mdit. chester ,ttornies, Mr. Hurd, Bench-Walks. Temple,. London; and Messrs. 14.. It. and C I a‘kson, Manchester. W. Forbe, and G. Lewis, Liverpool, merchants, March April 9,- at ut the Globe Tavern, 'Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Wlndie, lkiliord-rutv, Lon don ; and Messrs. Stanistreet - and Eden,' Liverpool. • S. Crossland, Liverpool, ship cli.indicr, March at, 22, and April 9, at one, at the (glob., Tavern, Liverpool. At tornies Windle, lohn•sireet, Bedford-row, London; and aeSsrs. ,Stanistreet and. Eden, Leigh-street, Liver pool. • I. Maddock; Liverpool, soap-boiler, March 2), 21, and April g, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs At kinson, Wilde*, and Mackaiall, Chancery-lane, London ; and - Mr. Hassall, Liverpool: T. Kedlaway, West Cowea. baker, March. H, at two, lc, at eleven, and April 9, at two, ,at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attorney,.-Mr. Worsle, Newport. W. Harris # Cholstry, Hereford,' miller, March s, 6, and April 9, at eleven, at the .City . Arms Hotel,- Hereford.. Attorney, Mr. Coleman; Leominster. J. Baker, Frome-Selwood, Somerset, March 6, at five, 7, and A pril,9, at eleven, at the George lon, 1' roue. Selwood. Attornte Mr. CIOSIVrt, Froine, SOMCI)Ct and 4r. lames, Gray's lint. square, London. W. Harry, Weston, I iereford, dealer in cattle, March 4, at four, S, and April 9, at eleven, at thL King's Head Inn, jlerefOrd. Attornies, Messrs, Meredith, R.,,bhins and roinkysis, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and • Messrs. Harvey and Cooke, Ross, I leraordshire. It. Horsrall and S, Stantott,Coventry, ribbon-manufacturers, Mardi; i 5, t 6, and April 9, at eleven, at the Geori s e Inn, Coventry. Atrarnies , Messrs. Kirvdaley, Lonk, and Ince, Gray's 111'1.141e, London; and Messrs. Troughton and Lea, Coventry. W, Alcock,' Heywood, Lancaster, viaualler, March is, at four, 19, and April 9, at eleven, at tie Eagle and Child Inn,Watnngton, Lancashire. Attornies,Messrs. Claugh. ••• ton and IVarrington ; and Mr. - Santcr, Chancery- , . .. . , , . - lane, London.' , - ' K. Bradfield, Attlt:burgh, Vorfia, miller, Match it. at five, 12, and April 9, at tun, at the Cock i nit, Attie burgh. Attornies, Mr. T 1 1 ,41144 tiignoid, Not wick ; and Mest . .rs. BleaKtite, .Alexand,:r, 41111 - 1 - 101111 e, • New Inn, London. , C. Hopper, Tynemouth, inn-keeper, March tt, 21, and . April 9, at eleveh, at the liorthuntl)erlanct Arms, North Shields. Attornies, Mr. Budter, North Shields and Mr. Settee, St. Mary. Axe, London.• F. Eveleigh, Launcebton,,Cornwall, brazier, March is, and April g, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Iliratini,nam. Atiornieg, Mr. Egetton, Gray's. London ; and Messrs. Spurrier and Ingletiy, Birmingham. W. Langdale, m:tnaller, March o, y. and sApiil.9,•at the hog and Ou‘k Tavern, Kingston upon-bull. A ttormes, Mt: Elhs, Chancery lane, ; and mr. Wattntilcy, hull. S. Pomo, iihopkeeper, March s, , and'A pia 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, AtturnieS, Mews. Iteardin and Dais, Corbet.court, London. lc&ri,:s•Equare. St. Mary-Axe, merchant, Match 12, and April o„ at eleven, at Guildhall. Attonnes, `Rois, Boas, au Hall, New BoswelL.coutt, ray-street. I. Thornton, Golden-square, lesther.nierchant, March 2, .9i.ig,4ldVell, and April 9, at one, at Guildhall. Atiurnies, and W. Richardson, Neiv A. Stewart, Bro.v.i.Street, itatctilt, tikrop-hemiCr, March 2, 9, at eleven; and April y s at one, at Guildhall. At tomies,• Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing lane, Tower- street. W. Duckett, Rarnsgati, Kent, carpenter, March 2,9, and April ,g, at ten, at Guildhall, London. t%ttortueb, Mr. Daniel, Ramsgate and Mews. lixley, Stocker, and Daw. I Inn, London. A. Cleland, Charks.strect, 'Maty.la.bonne, ,upholsterer, Match 2, 9, and A pril.9, at eleven, •at G uildhall. At. to'r n ey, mt. W. zlauntioni, Charlotte - street, Fitzroy , aquate. 'DIY/DEA/DS'. 414rett 23. Beiljallllll lanes, late of Rotherhithe So, rey, toh4cconist, ut 'uildhall. Mirdi zr. Thomas SlienstOn, at Market llostvorth, ter, draper, at twelve, at the Bull's Head Inn, Market Bosworth. March as. Benjamin Hoddlnott, of Bruton, Somerset, linen- Araper, 3t ClUVell, At the King!: Arm: inn, Bruton. m3tari o.* john Curtis, of Spring.etreet, St. Mary.de-bone. tetiow.chandler, at Wilt at Guildhall. March a,3. Stephen Morgan and Matthew Iteachhavy m ot ._ ley, I.4te of York.stieet, Southwark, hope.tietors, at one, at (.; MI(1111111. March 2,3, !ALCMs CritChley, of Nottingham, draper, at twelve, at. Guildhall. Ittirch it). Christopher Lance, of Grosvenor.place, baker, teti. at Guildhall. Mardi. tii. lames Corson, of Mincing.lane, merchant, at onc at Guildhall'. Moat tB. 'Charles Taylor, of Bristol, ,:ilverstnith, at eleven, at the Rummer Ta'vern, March 1, John Paul IJagoatera, of St. Martin's.lane, Cannon. street, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. C ft, R TIF IFS. March 19.—David tufo, roptes ittsurAllee. broker. Henry ,Duckworth, Liverpool, merchant. Henry Hail Eoe, Ban, paitry.coc.ik. iolin Kirkman and Robot flolingsbead, Liverpool, met. loseph Roberts, Sheffield, York, razor-manufacturer. . .. . . ohn . rcrlys,late of Bailiwick, Somerset, tailor. Inieph Morton, late or Path, victualler. %Villiairi Rolle; Lower Etinnintun, viduallet. Peter Ryan, Bath, butener. . . tvlary, Ann Tudor, bite of Reading, ifinholder. I,riciin Pr:tub-emu, Lite or %%eoni Lint, eow.dealer. Geori,e Maguire, tete-am:et, Crifyie.gate, ironmonger. Rids. or No. 4, Martitts.coutt, Bow-me-et ; and 1'046 htd b Ivl2.lirkM s c „11,1 s., .sotto hiniton rue, No. 11'2, Straud, where 4thiatismenti o Order, for.rbe 1at.:47/ for ihe 14(r. ifiVil-Pa:a)'. OLD /Ma EY. f SIXTH PA Y...---7V4111341 Y, 96, John Giles was inditted form arrying Asa his former wife, Ann Bates, hciui, thea in full prin health., soer appeared to boa man the ' r The I'l' . l abandoned character ; be had, haWever, 00 been usher in ri iespeaable schno ol at lirasin;la It w as the 'second wife w ho appeared Vl° d whom he ded from this sellout, olierePt!. lived as seri:Mt- war maid. Very soot) afiesvardilv!l`, serted her, taking from her all sh e 113 ' 3ndlel her in a diseased state. The two testr' 3 o ",'' l fully proved by the parish books wl.`tre been selemnized, the . former having bees a 1 ' stone, h) Kent ; the latter at St. Geor g % bury. The prisoner, in faa, acknowledged by Staling, that he anti his first wife had ' ll ', l c d ' absolved themselves from their relation toeoch.°: and they both had considered themselves si to marry again. He had once 11)00°14o' her in Smithfield, but afterwards he did sol'' get r e id ‘ o v f as tre fe r t i i n that dgaut guilty, way. , lic JE , F IN I r, after s suitable addaren,d i s, s i c le nta C:trbilllll6l4ll.l years transportation. nAthe l pieals 3 ;sv ' e l l i de e t .... 3 'e e ss B in an n i s eei being Ea Edwards, for t s e e r nt s en b ee tv ai gi,l 7l ol !! house of .Wm Lelant ; Iliornas Stewart, 4),101 glary in t he dwelling-house of Tteirnas E_ . Deacon, for coitting; T. Thorpe f°r b ur gh` c ;sti for stealing goods in a i dvl o c o l p li e n r g o o! 4 l; Win. Okitialll, for robbing George C ver watch, &c. ; Eleanor Devine, for stol i g h ; plisately in a she)); Elizabeth BroWn• c , o t bee eking ; Daniel Kelly, ler steali n g g c l '.4 fo (I_,wellog-bouie ; Lawrence jute, and JoYte' f.it o Cardosa, for wilfially and maliciously ceilinge:oo Starling ; Walter Preston, for robbing Joh' I ` s o vt on tire highway; John Lee, for a horglarY I N( , ) ,0 ( I' clang-house of Tlionins Jacksolt ; 0 , pi attar ?4 It.irtr, tar privately stealing to a to Sys earxnt)int,(s ) :( e ,)t.tAr;er s tivopla t ,: c rtti ) (l,l,jl l o)(ili e lob) t ,s i ti lil s ids v , cv S i oi e gLi : el c . I Timta e l 4) is e 1 g t 1 : I l; , 1 0 3 I years traeap.mation. aeCdhairloehsr,lWNll6lll4lllll;:;,3l:l, d A Tho, iris Smith, for a Misdernesnotirs --ory, in West Stril open market time, tor ONO tlOUril. ori° l ` Six House pit were °Ric red to be imprisoned otteYolot of Correction.; twelve for si% hetwhehispespe,ido;itiiiid‘vceorenfiatdrie.odulre)reiaesiseo U 2•! n Sunday Junks Fullull• 181 ' 1 3 c°11'°1;11 " I ' e: " f (Ct. ..., 141)::: • :::,:::I,:mve.s t , . te,t e ,i.uatr g e;id.t i Hte, t :i n hi,ilt.6o : ::iss, t rii t it:( l ).ei.,:ix..4:4 o illin,( l ni)int,i i ii:l ( nia:ti t s; i , ,ienisain a \difv.) ri cilii) d ):::::l o 4lteit o hilli : v dtreoll4:l (l ):soll: : til i e l „ ; : , l ,,:ll ' ..: ( l l .l4, : :i,:, ! b _ n _fore (lie Rev. Dr. BATu Duin.avt wlt ' l l e'': trite',. be re•vxa In i in-q.l this d jy, b e fall: (,7,043,, w w , atel)-tiouhe of Ei t a ot : ,l : :lPoL:::ic::il''''.4lifle : ?";': i t rtN. : i l te e, i n t i l d i d,g e t i G i : e . :f i l ir e l' i t i .' r ;i:::l l ,. M u. ., e r. re lja t t a i k k ; l :t e'l b r:l `' lL:)l.il':::irl'i:' ' ;:: I.l.. ( t ti : r 4l .( e_ l l.l u ne' c i p e ‘ d ' , ll , a ti n i i r r , 1• 1 4 u:ldSeaririailitga:lell :i l l: 1 1 : i::: ::: 41 ` l i; 1,1 i s. at . : I.tirgeim ~ ,i LiAIT 1 ) 111)Liiy, the p`risoner 'OS lIIIIY Ce tilti' Or A liaou I‘l3d. title' rtat s )ig at u i e le H n is wE i ' o Ga tiq dr Ue Litilg e ie t riM L : i t t i t 6:l,n;idr:eriK.s::"lll)::°lll4ll:4,:i . ~„0, t o she. (, l has bestowed much. time and laiv ar• r ot' '', Particularly. interesting. to tad 0 ":0 ' 4 ' soti.gintli scion' !:, and no Iczoi so to ibuded it'j ...±.. Y for. amusement, being iniersir, 1,0031:4' variety of anecdotes little known. 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W Rees,of 1-4 r •• le bonue, _............--4 - 1:((1, ):::otsie,tuirti,.:l4lla(ii:tytaxsis,copevti,".43;ltiiiiii.itei teisar : Ginrual: Ser ratonore,,,l fix , PRIG]: OF S 06° 11 61 0 'Link Stock, 24/ 241 in ' itSr fi 11 11 3 ;14;;I: r* Li& il ) 7; e 2 l . t 9 38 93 it Xa it i x " l ,7 o , 4 l" :i i " . 3 par Cott. Keil. 66 k '3lllJPlelkrit:..cAnttli;,:;)73":3•-615614.1143. $6 .x/reef,, (ifairvitor tquee. 1191 b.. addrescad. THE 'P,RINCE'REGENT S LEVEE; • Yesterday being the day appointed (or his Royal Highness the PRINCE RBGENT to hold his first public Levee, a party of the 2d Life-Guards marched into Pall-Mall about eleven o'c'lock, to enforce the pub lished regulations for.the carriles in the streets. About tWelve o'clock the company began to arrive. The whole suite of §tate Rooms were thrown open. A party - of the hi Yeomen of the G u ard s , s Royal Highness s servants in their state liveries, and his Pages and Gentlemen Porters in their state uniforms, lined the grand hall and staircase. • About half-past twelve o'clock the ALGaRtNa A‘MaAsilinoa,' attended by his suite, and Mr. CnEsTaa . , the Assistant-Master of the Ceremonies, arti‘cd in one of th e Ki ng ' s carr i ages, w i t h servants in state liveries. His Excellency was concluded into'the presence of his Royal Highness the PRINCE RagENT by Mr. CnosTEK, when his Excellency delivered his credentials, in . a crimson velvet bag, awl a number of presents, consisting principally of rich caparisons for horses. His Excellency was most graciously received. , In a shin( time after, his Royal Highness left his private apartment, and proceeded Kim the aw i-ronm to the Throne-room, where the following had the honour of kissing hk Royal HightiebS:6 hand, upon their late appointments:— • Colonel M'Mahon, on being appointed Chief Secretary; Major-General Turner, upon his being appointed Assistant lie Secretary ; General Keppel, Major. Gen. Hammond, and Lieutraant.Colonel Congreve, upon their being appoint ed Equerries to the Prince Regent. His Royal Highness then proceeded to the State room, when the tollotving had the ;►onour of being presented to his Royal Highness:— Lieutenant-General Mackenzie; Captain Rowley, R.N. I Giyernor Birgit ; Mr. It: Walker, jun. ; the key. I. S, Ctarke ; Lieut.-Col; Orde ; Major Stratton ; Major Kelly; i-aptain Wiaildridge • Captain Martin ; the Elul of A th• lune ; Lieut •Colone'l C ntlirths ; Major ‘Varre ; Ciumnis siouta Boyle ; Lit:in.-Colonel B .rtutity ; Commissioner Bowen; Sir Rirpert Gorge; Colonel Strutt. M.l'.; Ad mired Sir lull') IlutLise Warren ; Captain Mends, R. N. Lieut.-Colonel Drummond ; Mr. 1 bonus Sydeitharn, late r,sident at 171 y dratiatt ; Mr. Paul kVarli n, the High. Sheriff of Cloucestershire. and Mr. Henry lltuuke, to .present au •Arictressitoin Gtoucestershire ; Mr. G. Harrison ; C.tpLin C. Sanders; Capt. llennint ; Dr. Lockyar, the Mayor of Plymouth, to present an, Address ; the key. Dr. .(:lArke ; Rear. Admiral Moorsorn; Lieutenant. Colonel Mr. Thornton, late Minister at Sl . oE:kilobit ; Colons} Pon sonby ; Sir Thomas It. Thompstn, and .Drlr Ca rat, to present the nochesier. Addu•ss ; Captain Peter Parker ‘Vatson; Mr. %Vedder - hunt Wetbrer ; the Lord Mayer at London. and Sheriffs . ; Lord Mahon to present an Address from, HMI ; Major-General Close. on hts .arrival from India ;. Major Broad ;. Capt:tin Tuernas Harvey ; le Chevalier de Broval ; Captant h hiker, Atit.cie- Camp to Sir John Stuart ; Mr. Jackson, late Minister Ple.. siipoterniary to Ainettca ; Mr. W. Harvey, the son' of the , late sir Henry Hariey,'K.b. upon which . oioasion he deli vered the ribbon worn by his late Lahti* ; Major Tester, who presented an A ddress 00111 POole ; Don line A lon.All UritZ, Consul. General trout Spain ; Captain Ak.xrottter ; riga. diet-General (..ratiturit ; Lteutenaut-Colonel C. Cartipb..l.; Major-General 1 rah. The follo.'ing were also presented to his Royal Highness upon this public occasion :-- The Prince Casteicicala ; t he Archbishops of.Canterbuty and York; the Lord Chai:cellor '; the I ord !'resident of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal; the First Lord or the . 'Prea. bury and Chant.ellur of the Exchequer; the First Ltrri of mit Admiralty ; the Master General of- the Ordinance ;, the three Secretaries of tate; the President of the Hoard of Con. trol ; the President or theitoard at Trade ; the Master of the Rolla; the Judge Advocate; the Lord AdVocate of So.it. land ; the Atturnq- client! ; the Solicitor-Gehl:W. The following distingnished characters also at• tended on this occasion Dukes— Montrie, Beatort, Bedford, Sotru riet, Devon shire. ‘Nlarquisses—Abercont, Ouwnahitc , Thontotal, Ely, Ta.- vistock, Bath, Salisbury, •Waterroid, ,StaltOrd, , tiuntley, Headfort, Lansdown, Douglas. , Earls —Cuilyngliam; Tyleormel, 'Morton, Mout Norris, Sandwich, Westmoreland, Nelson, Chatham, Mount eumbe, Aberdeen, Pomfret, MOunt lireadalbane, liesburough, EitZWil.ll4lll,,Ciostord, hrroll, korteseue, War wick, Percy, Radnor, Estex, liardwicke, Temple, 'Derby, llarrowhy, Albemarle, Busse, Uridgewater, Northampton, Litneriek, I yinchelsea, Berkeley, Luca'', Strathmore, Carystort, Cassills, Chichester, I.landatt; Cam don, !.,:o Aer, Spencer, Thaitet, Cowper, Egremolit, Athlone, Portinore, Dunmore, Stair, • Bitekinghant4hire, kosslyit, Claneaity, Selkirk, Viscounts—Doneannon, Nlutpeth, Grimstone, Folkstone, Palmerston, Down; Manua, Carleton, Maynard, Kirkwall,, Falmouth, Bernard, liawattion. , ...,. ETlte remainder of the Names to.morrow.) His Royal Highness the NINO!! AgG ENT appeared in excellent health and spin's, and received his nu merous visitors with that attability for which he is so highly distinguished. tout EDWARD SOMERSET is appointed Governor of the Isle of France, m the room of Mr. FARCIU who was nothittated pro lernpOre. General Iladwrratoo is to succeed the Von. neral MAITLAND AS Governor of Ceylon., There is no alteration in the price;ol Bread this week. • On the I.4th of Decemb \ er, the ship Comoieice, Capt. Wansraa, sailed from Sierra Leone, bound to Liverpool, and on the 6th 'DM, in the evening, a French privateer fell in with KT and attacked her. The Commerce sustained a running fighr for four bolos and a half, with great intrepidity, and so dis abled the privateer, that she was obligedto sheer off, She returned,' however, the foliow;ng morn idg, and was then so well prepared for action, and had so great a number of men, that the Commerce struck. Lieutenant. ‘ Mirrtu, a marine Officer', who was coming home passenger in the ,Commerce, was permitted by the Captain of the privateer to remain on board the Commerce, with two of her crew, and twelvo Frenchmen were pot in posses ,ion of the prizel—the ships, then parted company, On the 12th, the weather being very tempestuous, and the ship a complete wreck, in consegaeace (il the damagei she ' hutlered in the engagement, the Prize-master requested Litmenant Mltrets's as. sistance, and also that of his inco, which he re fused, unless the ship should' be grven up altogether to his direainn, and ; that he might be allowed to navigate het to any port he pleised. After some hesitation, this propo.al WaS ; anti (he rtth, Licmi. Ni. and Ilk hille,viriy :Arrived sate in Kitisale with the ship, which cottiidetabie Va• lute, althuith th c privateer LW iukt o oat oft o f h er cat go.