The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-30 00:00:00

•
Sohn Armand, roirlsLipmno, roluateor from tLe
Ville de Paris.

APOLI.O.
Iled--Evan loam, seijeaut of marines; William Stiunderi,
private mariae ; Jukni Mackie, .We.
Wounded—J. Beghie, Mit Lieutcuant, stied!, ; J. Nester,
Lieutenant. severely; Pette Alarming, private marine.
dangerously; Louis 0. Sauf, u. Jiitary, badly ; Caul Saw•
ter, ahlt

7OPAZI'.

Killed—Jamrsllagliati ordinary; Doug. Ciirrn:cli:o.l,
a'de; James M.Dolia!St ordinary ; William March, or

dietary.
Woutidad —Thomas. Wilson, able, very severely;
llolbersou, ordinary, ditto; James White, ordinary, slight.
ly ; John Roberts, eaptaiu of foretop, ditto ; James liar
rington, able, ditto; Jobe. Card, private marine, severely
Joeeph Carter, private eaariue, dungersualy Homy 'kith,
hrdivary, aligbtly.

PIIMONILL AND ISCOVT.

None killed or wounded.

TVYC•tI.
Wounded —Pascoe Dunn, Lieutenant, *Healy; James
Lamb, ordinary, dangerously.
Total killed—l Lieutenant, 1 master's mate, to 'comes, I
neiyeant of marines, 2 privates ulna:ail:ea.
Total wounded—l seaman, 4 privates of marines, sLingrr.
only; Lieutenants, s midshipman, 7 sear:.en, i pmt
of inarMes, severely, 3 Lieutenants, I master's nut-,
midshipmen, ,ts (seamen, is privates of 11141111 CS,
IL:rand total-13 killed, 55 wounded.

(Signed)

B fiAI.LOWLLL.

[l4l B.—The hat of officers employed in the boats, &e. wit
be published as The Gazette of Saturday next.)

E BRITISH PRE S''.

_ LONDON,
THURSDAY, NovEmuEa 30.

The Hon. I.IIIILUAY WAILDEGRAVE, son of Lard
Itanscoctt, Lieutenant of the Ville de Paris, of
110 guns, Lord de LLINGWOOD'S flag-ship, iu the
Mediterranean, arrived, last rnornieg, at the Ad-
iitirulty, with dispatches from his Lore..hip. As
soon as they were read and considered, • Buleliti,
of which the following is a copy, comprising tl,e
substance of their contents, was sent to the 1,01.8
MArna, and posted on fraut of the Mansion-
house :

Admiralty Office, Nur. 29, 1809.

AI V LORD+I have great sdtisfaction in iv-quaint-
ing your Lordship, that dispatches have been recei-
ved from Lord COLLINGWOOD, dated the 30th ult.
and Ist inst. stating, that a French convoy, destined
for Barcelona, consisting of three sail of the line,
two large frigates, and two smaller frigates. with
Ito sail of armed store-ships, had sailed from Tou-
lon, on the 2lst of October, the whole of which,
with the exception of one of the larger and oue of
the smaller frigates, had been destroyed The liae-
of-battle ships by being driven on shore on the
e6th ; and the armed store ships by an attack of
the boats of the Sect, under the command of I.ient.
Tstt.oca. in the Bay of Itusas, on the Ist instant.
I regret to add, that the loss sustained in the gal-
lant and successful enterprise, conducted by this
Officer, amounted to 15 killed, and 56 wounded.
1 have the honour to be,
Your Lordship's most obedient
And very humble servant,
MUI.GaAYE.

About 10 o'clock at night the dispatches brought
by Lieut. WALDEGRAVL were published in an Ex-
TILAOUDINARY GIZaTTI, of which a copy is also
given in our preceding columns. 'the loss sustained
by the enemy is considerable, and the consequent
disappoint sent of the relief of Barcelona is also of
great importance ; yet the achievement is not so
great as it was represented in the Spanish papers. It
appears that, on the 21st ult., a convoy sailed from
Toulon, for the relief of Barcelona, consisting of
three sail of the line, two frigates, two smaller fri-
gates, and uliont 20 Lill of armed and store-ships ;
that. on the 23d, the British fleet, of 16 sail of
the line, saw the enemy, whose line of battle
ships immediately separated from their convoy ; the
former were chased by our has of battle, and the
latter by Capt. Barrie, with tie frigates and smaller
vessels. On the evening of the 24th, Rear-Admiral
Martin, in the Canopus, iu company with the Re-
nown, Tigre, Sultan, Leolbthan, and Cortforri'ati.
again got sight of the enemy.
On the morning of the 25th they were still in
sight, and the Rear-Adenral continued the chase
till he drove the whole of them ashore, the Kolniete.
84, Rear-Admiral Houdin, and the Leon, 74, oft
Frontignan ; and the Rorie, 74, and out of the
larger frigates, near Cette.
It was impossible to get close enough to attack
the line of battle ships on shore, near Frontignuu ;
for, in attempting to do so. one of our ships had but
fire fathoms water, and soother less than six ; how-
ever, on the Rear-Admiral's making next morning
preparations tar attacking thew, the Fsen2ll them-
selves set fire to those ships.
One of the smaller frigates, and those ships of
the convoy that had escaped Capt. Barrie (who, on
the evening of the 23d, burned five of them) took
shelter in the Bay of Bois's, and were moored undo
the protection of the Castle of Roses, off Fort Tri-
nity, and many other newly-erected forts.
On the 29th of October, a detachment of the
fleet, under Captain Hallowell, of the Tigre, pro-
ceeded with a view to take or destroy those ves-
sels, and on the Ist of November the boats of the
Tigre, Cannberlend, Vuluntaire, Apollo, Topore,
end Tuscan, under the command of Lieutenant
Tailour, first of the Tigre, attacked the enemy ;
and slier an obstinate deft 111.1.! by the vessels them-
selves, by the batteries, gun-beats, and musketry
from the shore, the Lieutenant succeeded in cap-
' toting 11 sail, seven of which he burnt and sunk,

and roar of which
he was enabled to
Nothing could
of this eaterpri3c
and 55 wounded.
toire, and Mr. Ca
gre, are the onl,
himself only was
O' the whole,

roomy, only one

into Marseilles is
(a store-ship, whit
escaped ;,as, alth
frigate, got under

- -
the Admiral thin
COLLINGWOOD,
Bailing ships on
southerly directio
In hopes of fallin;
tint the remainde
port, and his Lor
Sebastian, from v
dispatched to Ei
Watoseaavc.

We have recei
of October, Iron
tary Order, shel

refusal of the
Estate array
• taken to put thi
service.

It is stated, i
President has rl
Minister who ha
presentative of
lency Don Lou'
tiarc and Envoy
on the 20th of A
ground, at Near.
übout the 20th o
to bim, on the la
nut be received.
notwithstanding,
gress net, and
this extraordina
went.

Letters have
the 19th, and
Tnoie Crum the
ship.; had been
with Briti,h rni
precauttuts erni
this account.

Capt. W•i DI
with diepatchei
hone in the Ph

rEll SG AS. at
ed Governor of
tramadura and
men at Midi
northward. anc
loins and Geroi
Burgos. about
The fotleteini
the newly-creat
The Pereitient
of
Romans, Toole
dee; Don 3 oeeph
Sligo Riqueline,
Lea de Jutauo.
The Sarpede
on board the t
baumswica-l.
hundred men
from Ports:no
eourge of the
'troupe, consist
v.ilry, infantry.
with arms and
every military
different.

It is expecte
sey station will
count of the ill
infest that part
Yesterday a
East India-110
was sworn into
euesigned to (
at six o'clock t
We uadersi
filed against
Gad &MAL, er
some months a
laded to is, we
CoRtIETT, reel
to suppress wh
Legion was csl
Legion as bein
Englishmen.
The Genera
trial of four
Light' DfligOf
day, at ten o'
indent.

The public
which appear'
Monday. has
elucidation of
cent changes.
10'
tnent the e. °me
a and of demi
tries. and, Ire
political relati
the prevent A
from Mr. CAN
tnent was prof
think that tF

clashing of tl
Department i
coinplttioed of
the Cabinet;
drought that
it, would he
fie, it apprsu
This is the ar

WING'S pailipl
JIbTS, +lt'd of
but Wryhubs(

and again KY,

a roluaterre from tLe

; Saanden,

slightly ; J. Forster,
private marine.
; Caul laua•

Doug. Cerm:rl,:wl,
Slaiclo,

r severely; William
,ite, (actin ory, .
, ditto; James Hee
to marine, severely;
•ously ; Henry 'L'utr,

1, Slightly; JUJU.

mate, ttl ataaaesk
,411.

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