The National Register.
London, England, 1812-07-26 00:00:00

464

LLOYD'S LIST.

TUESDAY, JULY
G IBRALT Ai( , June 20.—" H. M. S. Undaunted, Voluntaire, and
Blossom, have taken and destroyed thr whole of a French convoy of
twenty sail of coasting vessels, in the lLy of Marseilles. A la: ge Na-
tional schooner which escorted them, and thirteen of the convoy were
burnt ; the other seven were cut off and sent for Port Mahon."
The WALMER CASTLE, arrived from China, sailed 3:1 March, in
company with the Taunton Castle,. Princess Amelia, and Hope, and
parted on the 2:3:1 in the St reights of Sunda.
The Ecito, Smart, arrived off Portsmouth from Jamaica, sailed
"20th May, with about 12) vessels under convoy of H. M. S. Thalia,
and parted in a fog on the Banks of Newfoundland. All the fleet get
well through the Gulf.
The CHARLES, Dempsey, from Sicily, arrived at Belfast on the
lith instant, passed through the fleet from Jamaica off' Cape

Clear.
The ALICIA HILL, Le Brun, from Bristol to Gibraltar, was cap-
tured in lat. 48. '26. long. 9. 58. by L'Aigle, cutter privateer, of 14
guns and 60 men ; soon atter retaken by the Rosa frigate, and arrived
at Plymouth on Thursday night.—The privateer has been taken by
the Sybille frigate, and arrived at Cork 15th inst.
The EXERTION gun-brig, run on shore 10th inst. near the Elbe,
and it being found impossible to get her off, she was set fire to, and
completely destroyed.
The IRIS, Simpson, from• London to Berbice, run on shore on the
Banks of the river 0 ronoco, but had not received any material damage,
on the 30th of April.
The DART. Ramage, from New Orleans to Liverpool, put into
Halifax, and has been seized by the Customs.
The SUL7.ANA, from Naples, which was taken 14th April
by an Algerine squadron, and carried into Algiers, has been sold with
her cargo.
FRIDAY, JULY 21.
The IioLE French lugger privateer, of 5 guns, was captured on the
16th inst. near Heligoland, by the boats of the Leveret, Britoinart,
and Osprey S.W. atter a determined resistance, and is arrived at Yar-
mouth. Our loss, 3 men killed, 9 wounded ; the French, 1 man
killed, the Captain and 10 men wounded.
The ADMIRAL BERKELEY, Taylor, from London to the South Seas,
was all well 17th April, in lat. 00. 26. S. long. 22. W.
The UNION, Rankin, from Bengal to London, left St. Helena 21th
May, with the fleet, arrived under convoy of H. M. S. Phaeton, and
parted a few days alter sailing.
The Ceres, Warren, frig t Jamaica to London, in coming out of Old
Harbour run on shore, and received considerable damage; after taking
out about 'AK) casks. she was proceeding to Kingston to repair, when
she struck on a sunken rock in Old Ilarbour, and sustained much da-
mage. The carp was discharging.—Dotbts were entertained whether
she would be found worthy of repair.
The CARLTON, Davis, from Virginia to Havannah, was lost on
Abaco 16t h April. Crew and part of the cargo saved.
The ENTERI'RI7.F., Swan. from Rhode Island to Havannah, was lost
on Abaco 16th April. Crew and part of the cat go saved.
G ipsEY. 1,0117, from Havannah to Boston, was lost 20th April
in the Gulf. Crew saved.

BIRTHS.
A poor woman at Settle, Yorkshire, of four children (three boys and
a gr!), nll alive and well.
T lie wife of one of the tailnrs of the Salop regiment, now in the ci-
TAU of Plymouth, safely delivered of three full grown girls, who are
all likely to

MARRIED.
special license, at Grosvenor Chapel, H. Vansittart, nephew to
.he •Chaoce!lor of the Evirquer, to the Hon. Lady Turner, relict of
the Lde Sir C. Turner, Bill.
At Gilliogliam, Dorset, W. Willis, Gent. of Wincanton, aged 80,
Doggrill, a blooming girl Ott 21! !
At Cheltenham. G. Oakley. ?g.:(1 7U, to M. Coward, aged 17. As
soon as the ceremony was concitb!cd, the neiAllbomrs collected a rude
band of ruder minstrels to precede and follow the happy pair to their
habitation, w:lere tl:ev were amii..ed with marrow- .s, cleavers,
alt-boxes, sheep. bells, tin pots, kettles, &c. The musicians
amounted to about 150, and the melody may be better conceived than
described.

bIED.
At Winche.itcr, of a bruken heart, T. Eddy, ".hose wife was, the
morning, to have taken her trial at the Qiiarter SessionF., for
robb:2,g her master, the Rev. P;. i look, one of the Prebendaries of the
Cat lic:tral, with whom she hr.A as couk.
At Mine Lady Aston, Worcestershire, Mrs. E. Bourne, at the verb
advaLceel age of 106. She retained her faculties tilt she was 103.

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