Star.
London, England, 1814-09-28 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 24, 1314.

List of Ships and Vessels captured or detained by his Majesty's
Ships and Vessels on the Leeward Island station, between the
2d February and 13th tune, 1814.
Schooner Gtistavul, and sloop Commerce, captured by the Pique,
F. bruary 11, 1814; sent to St. Tlionia,',
Schooner Car Wilhelm, captured by the Vestal, (Crane in sijht)
February 19, t 41.4; sent to Guadaloupe.
Brig Robert, captured by the Rhin, February 24, 1811 ; sent to
Nassau, New Providence.
Brig Carlos, captured toy the Pique, March 7, 1814 ; sent to

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Basseterre, duadaloule.
Schooner Ann, captured by the Eclipse, Echo, and Bustard,
March 10, 1814; sent to St. Thomas's.
Brig letter of marque, Rattlesnake, captured by the Rhin,
March 11, 1814; sent to Parbado,...
Brigantine Admiral Martin, captured by the Swaggerer (Eclipse
in company) March IS, 1814; seat to Antigua.
Schooner Concha, captured March 15; sloop Industry, captured
March tp, 1814, by tbe Ester; sent to Fonda.
:sloop Cammilla, captured by 'the titer and Swaggerer, March 28,
1814; sent to Tortola.
Schooner lase y Maria, captured by the Pique, March 31,1814 ;

sent to St. Thomas's.
Schooner Furntrud, captured by the Pique, AprU 2, 1814 ; scut

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to St. Thomas's.-
Se!sonnet President, captured by the Pique, May 7, ISt 4 ; sent

to .Barbadoes. •
Brig Jumbfe, captursd by the Pique, May 12, 1814; sent to St.

Thoznas'4:
Schooner William, captured by the later, May 18, 1814; sent
to St. Thomas's.
Schooner Gustavia,eaptured by the Maria, May 26, 1814; sent
to St. Thomas's.
Schooner Montserrat, captured by the Ister, May 29, 1814;
sent to Sr. Thoma:s.
Schooner El rosefa, captured by the Maria, June 3, 1814; sent

to Antigua.
Schooner North Star. captured by the Maria (Crane in com-
pany), June 10, 1814; seia to St. Thomas's.
L...vage. captured by the Daher, June 20, 1814; sent
to St. boom's. (iigned)
I!. C. Du a u A at, Rear-Admiral, and Cam-in-Chief.
MILT rAtax PROMOTIONS.

WAIL OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 24, 13014.
STAFF.

Colonel John M. Malowaring. 'nn the half-pay of the £6th root,
to be Commandant of the Army Depot iu the Isle of Wight,
vice Lteutenant-General Tayler.
Veputy AsA.tant-Commissary-General C. Peico to be an Assls-
tattt-Comniissary-General to the Forces.
BAK ACR S
Philip Montanans, Gent. to bean A•sistattt-Barrack-Master at
Malta, vice Sandford Peacocke, resigned.
BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGED.

Nov. 1, Samuel Barnard, late of Boston, but now of Kingston-
ypon• Hull, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 12, Will'am Kemp, of Bath, banker, dealer and chapman,
at eleven, At the Talbot Tavern, Bath street, Bristol,
October 20, John Atkinson, of Crutched Friars. London, mer-
chant, dealer and chapman • at eleven, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

WiWant Tinker the younger, 'ate of Kingston, Jamaica, but now
of Satoh Crescent, near Bedford-square, Middlesex, mr reliant,
dealer and chapman, to surrender October I, 8, aniNovember
b. at ter, at Guildhall Atiorsdes, Messrs. Hall and Wigley,
halter's Hall, Cannon-k,rest.
Mary Barlow and John Barlow, of Bartholomew Close, West-
Sn.kl.field, London, stone-masons, copartners, dealers and
elipmen, ()molter i, 8, and Nov. 8, at ten, at Guildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. Wilson, No. '5, rlfford's Inn.
Stannic' Richards. of Manchester, innkeeper, dealer and chap-
mail, October I?, 19, and Nov. 8, at two, at the Mosley Arms
Inn, Manc,.e,ter. A -tot nies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Man-
chester; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, London.
Frederick Brown, now or late of. Croydon, Surrey, grocer, shops
keeper, dealer and chapinan, pctober I, I 5, and November
at twelve, at Guildhall. Atlornies, Messrs. Chapman and
Steven, Little St.'l hems Apostle, Queen-street, London.
John Derhans, of Lancaster, sailcloth-manufacturer, October 12,
at five, October 15, at ten, and Nov. 8, at elven, at the King's
Arms, Lancaster. Anomie*, Mr. Parker, Laficaster, or Messrs
Caton and Luptow, Talbot-court, Gracechurch-s treat.

Mr. RAYNSFORD, from the Public Office, Shadwell,
is appointed to tho Public Office, Hatton Garden, in
the room of Mr. CAPPER, who has resigned, and
HENRY GREGG, Esq. of Bedford-square, succeeds
Mr. RAYNbrORD, at Shadwell.

Yesterday se'nnight, as I?t'h. FLOWER, son of Sir
CHARLYS FLOWER, Britt was proceeding to Wood-
ford, when within two miles of his father's house. he
was attacked by a gang of footpads, knocked down,
fired at, left for dead on the road, and robbed of
every thing he had about him, and of his horse.
Bow-STREET.—Monday evening Ann Covenny was
brought before Sir N. CONANT, charged with cutting
and maiming her husband, William Covenny, with
intent to murder him. The first witness called in sup-
port of charge was James Dumbolton, a Consta-
ble, residing in Drory.lane ; who deposed that on
Monday evening, at seven o'clock, he was informed
that there was a murder attempted in Brownlow-
street. Drury-lane; he instantly went to the house in
which the pt isoner lived, No. 14, Brownlow-street ;
and upon going up to the second floor back-room, he
saw the wounded man, Covenny, sitting on the bot-
tom of the bed, bleeding from a wound in the side.—
The prisoner had her left arm round his neck, and in
her right hand she held the knife, which was produc-
ed, the blade of which is about five inches long.-
IVitness seized her, and wrested the knife from her
hand ; when Covenny exclaimed—" I am a dying
man, and she did it." Prisoner said, she had begged
for mercy, and kissed Covenny several times. Wit-
ness sent for Mr. Ireland, a surgeon, to6k the pri.
saner to the watch-house, returned to Covenny, help.
ed to 'undress him, and dis Covered one wound on his
left side, and another higher up under the arm. Co.
venny said he was murdered, and witness took him to
the Middlesex Hospital, where he lies in a dangerous
state. Mts Covenny, in her defence, stated, that her
husband threatened t 6 kick ,tt'er pits out; he got his
arm% round her neck, and'kleke'd her en the belly.-1
The prisoner was remanded sintill the fate of the un- i
fora ate man is ascertained. He was alive yesterday.