The National Register.
London, England, 1812-06-28 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

THE LATE RIOTS.

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Lord CASTLIREACH observed, that it miAitt he for the colve..iency
of Gentleman to inform the House, that he hoped to be eitht r
to-morrow or on Monday, to make to the House a coin:lnn:it:attar,
rtlative to the sttuation of the Counties which had tectntly been in
:tale of disturbance. The Louniminication would not ba such as
...•ould be calculated to excite any discussion.—Adjourned.

JUNE 2R

TUESDA Y'S LONDON GAZETTE.

ADMITIALTY °FYI( E, JUNE 23, 1812.

Copy of a Letter from Mr. Richard 13awdt-n, Master of the Bind
Revenue Cutter, addresed to Admiral Sir Robert Calder, tsars. aad
transmitted to John Wilson Craer, Esq.
liiucl Revenue Cotter, Cawsand
June 19, 1812.

Sin—l beg !eave to acquaint you, for tic information of my Lord,
Commissioners of the Ad miratty, that, while cruizing in His illaje-tv's
revenue cutter the 'hind. about seven p. m. yesterday, the Dipiman
heating W.N.W.. distance about six ur seven miles, and blowing hard,
with a hi:4ll sea running, the weather hazy. I h und myseil in the ne,,r
ixesence of a Fieneh lugger privateer, then having in compall sit
English which she had captured. This cutter became engaged
will the nigger : the latter showing every disposition to board the
former, I gave him three broadsides, fell on board him, and his masts
were carried awry, bearded, end took possession of him ; but soon
after the vessels were separated, the lugger was found to be in a
sinking state, and it was with great difficulty the officers and men of
this cutter were withdrawn from her, as were, at the same time, her
commander, his first officer, and seven of his crew, who ale now on
board the Ilind. The lugger at this time appeared to have stetted in
the water very much, alkli being by that time dark night, we soon lust
sight of her, and there is every reason to suppose she sunk.
From the report of her commander, Jean Le Duc, this lugger proves
to be the Incomparable, belonging to St. Mafies, one hundred and
twenty tons burthen, armed with fourteen twelve pounder carrunadrs,
having a crew of fifty-three men; out from Roscoe four days, tad
made no capture previous to the brig then in her company ; durmg the
action seven of her crew were killed, and nine men wounded. Vie
crew, except the nine persons now in the Hind,. and those seen in the
brig's boat, remained in the lugger.
I am happy to inform you, that none of the crew of the Hind hire
received any hurt whatever, and that their conduct on tins ucci.Siun
was most exemplary and brave, against so superior a force, and in such
extreme bad weather.
On the Hind appearing, the lugger withdrew her men Rom
.the
brig, and none of her crew having been removed at the. same time,
the brig's both topmasts were carried away. I did not wait to hoard
the brig, but pursued the lugger, and in passing I ordered the meter
of the brig to bear away fur the nearest port ; but I have not simc
seen that vessel, and have every reason to think the Frencluma
peridied in her boat, as we saw them rowing towards the lugger, and
they have not been since heard of.
'The Hind has received no other, damage titan in her rigging mid
sails. I am, &C.
RICH. BAWDEN, Mate, in command. of /Lind Cutter.

BANKRUPTS.
T. Nightingale, of Watling-street, warehouseman, to surrender
June 27, July 4, at twelve, and Aug. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry.
J. Newton, of Stockport, Chester, grocer, July 3, at three, 8, 311,1
A r,g. 4, at eleven, at the Warren Ilulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport.
Attornies, Messrs, Cooper and Lowe, Southam ptott-buildings, Chao-
eery-lane, London; and Mr. Cheotham, Stockport.
M ;son, of Liverpool, merchant, July 15, Iti, and Aug. 1, atone,
at he Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A ttornies, Messrs. Cooper 4a.i
Lowe, Sout hairline:l-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; and Messrs.
Orred and Baines, Liverpool.
W. Russell, of Ipswich, malt ter, July 11, 15, and Aug. 4,3 t
eleven, at the Griffin Inn, Ipswich. A rtornics, Mr. Lawrence, I Fs-
%yid, ; and Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row, London.
J. Pitt, of Swan-street, Minoties, butcher,
-Juneau, at twelve, July
4, at one, and Aug. 4, at ten, at G trildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde,
Warwick-square.
.1. Fowler, of Portsmouth, merchant, July '2, at one, 4, at elevett,
and Aug. 1, at one, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. A ttornies, M:ssrs.
Allcr,Citlfltrd's Inn, London; and Mr. Winkworth, Portsrnoutn.
T. Holmes, Warwick, grocer, July 1,2, and Aug. 4. at eleven, .tt
the Black Swan, Warwick. A tort-ides, Mr. Smart, Staple inn, Lon-
don ; and Messrs. Tomes and Heydon, Warwick.
T. Carter, Charles-street, Northampton-square, master-marine',
jur'e 27, July 4, and Aug. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, .
Carter, Last-street, Southwark. 0
G. Haley, of Plymouth-Dock, china-merchant, June 29, July -r
and Aug. 4, at eleven, at the London Inn, Plymouth-Duck. AttaLor-
n-
nies, Messrs. Collett, \Vimburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane,
don; and Mr. Peers, and Mr. Beezon, Plymouth-Dock.
T. Pots, of Tainworth, Warwickshire, innkeeper, July 7, at fleet
8, and Aug. 4, at eleven, at the Flitch of Bacon, lilichn"-hri`ige•!
Staffordshire. A ttornies, Messrs. Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's-build
ings, London; and Mr. Nevin, Tamworth.
T. Irons, of Dilston, Stationiskitc, woollen•draper, July 7,8, and