The National Register.
London, England, 1809-12-03 00:00:00

DEC. 3.

14)tre Dame de Rosaire,of 150 tons, burnt—Landed her cargo.
Felucca Notre Dame de Grace, of 90 ton;; burnt.--Lauded
her cargo.
Bombard. Le Grondire, Coreille, Ensign- de Vaiaseati,- Com-
mander, of S six-pqunders and 45 men, laden with biscuit; ta-
ken.—Transport belonging" to Government:
Xebeck, 1.0! Norma:tile,- Natant, Fintiign de Vaissenit, Com-
mander, of 19 four-pounders and 48. men; taken.—Vessel of
war.
Le nragoii, of 200 tars, laden with' biscuit taken: •
L'ladien, of 200 tons,laden with coraana: flour; taken. •
(Signed) . . B. HALLO W ELT:,
A Return of Killed and Wounded in .the.. attack on the ene-
my's vessels on the tnoining of the Ist of Noveinber, ISOII, in
the Bay of Rosati.

Twit g.—Kitted—d Ames Caldwell, Master's Mate; Thomas
Jones (1), able; Ale.landcr Duncan, ditto; James Anderson,
ditto.
Worinded:---John Tailour, Lieutenant, and D. R. Seyer, Mid-
shipman, severely ; James Kilfojle, carpenter's crew • William
W ihdo w quarter-gunner ; Peter 11` Laughlin, able ; John Riley
(1), ordinary; JONI Westway, pilvate marine; James Tarrey,
ditto ; James Grant, ditto ; George Lemon., able ; slightly.
CUblßEßLAND.—lcilled:—John Leigh, ordinary ; Thomas
Gib-on, marine.
Wounded—ltichard Stuart, Lieutenant, slightly ; John Web-
ster, Master's Mate; W. H. Brady, Midshipman ; John White,
able; and John James, able, slightly: Timothy Collins, and
Isaac Stafford, ordinary, very slightly ; Stephen Miller, John
Reilly, Robert Kelly, ordinary ; and George Hetherston, pri-
vate tuaritte, very. dangerously ; Thomas Bowles and George
Mitchell, private Marines, slightly.
VdLONTA illE.—Killed—Dalhousie Tait, Lieutenant; Tho-
mas Harrison, quarter-gunner. .

Wounded.—. &ben drat.t, marine, dangerously ; Thomas
Iton;Christopher Anderson, JaMes Hays, and Jacob Schwerin,
seamen, badly ; William Hincun, and James Da wden, marines,
John Davis, William Thomas, Christopher Feat, William
Thompson, Joseph Lewis, and John Smith, seamen, Hon. J. A.
Maude, Lieutenant, and John Armstead, Midshipman, volun-
teers from the Ville de Paris, slightly. . •_

Aeo“.o.—Killed—Evan Jones, serienot of Marines; Wil-
liam Satinder,;, private marine ; and john Mackie, able.
Wounded—J. Regbie, First Lieutenant, sightly ; J. Forster,
Lieutenant, severely ; Peter Manning, private marine, dange-
rously ; Louis 0. Saul*, ordinary, badly ; Caul Sauster, able
slightly.
ToP A Z E.—Kilted—Doug. Carmichael, able; James Callahan,
Jas. Ts/‘ Donald, and William March, ordinary:
• Wounded—Thomas 'Wilson, able, and William Horberson,
ordinary, very se,.ierel v ; James Write, ordinary; John Roberts,
Captaia of the.,Foretop ; and James llarringtan, able, sligntly ;
John Card, private marit.e, severely; Josepa Carter, private
iitarine, dangerously.; Henry Tub, ordinary, slightly.
Puttomc to AND SCnITT.—None killed or wounded.

TUSCAN.—;Vuunded—Pascou Duane, Lieutottant, slightly;
James Lamb, ordinary, dangerously.
Total Killed-1 Lieutenant, 1 Master's Mate, 10 Seamen, 1
Serjeant of .Marines, 2 Privates of Marines.
Total Woundcd—l Seamen, 4 Privlates of Marines, danger-
ously; 2 Lieutenants, 1 Midchipman, 7 Seamen, 1 Private• of
Marines, severely ; 3 Lieutenants; 1. Master's Mate, 2 Midsitip-'
mon, 2S Seamen, 5 .Privates of Marines, slightly.
GrOnd Total— 15 killed, 55 wounded.
(Signed)

B. HALLOWELL.

SATURDAY's LONDON GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS
Arthur Williams, Cheltenham, jeweller, to surrender, Dec.
5, 12, and Jan. 13, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney,
Mr. Harrison, Craven-street, Strand.
William Andefsnit, Salford, Lancaster, stone-mason, Dec.
19, 20, and Jan. 13, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester.
Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes and Creswell, Manchester; or
Messrs. Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's-lop, London.
EdWard Ruffin, Buckingham, linen-draper, Dec. 9, 16, at id
Jan. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs.
13ourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street.
Godfrey Davis, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, dealer, Dec. 9.,
16, and Jan. IS, at ten, at' Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James
ktairc rd-ro sr, Buckinbam-gate.