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London, England, 1814-12-19 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAT NIGHT'S GAZLTTE.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, DEC. 17, 1814.
Orders foil. the Court's going into Mourning 'onl
Thursday neethe 22d instant, for the late Duke of
Sleswick Holstein Augustenbourg, viz.
The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white
gloves, neck-laces and ear-rings, black or white shoes, fans and
tippets.
Undress—White or grey lustrings, tabbies or damasks.
The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain
linen, black swords and buclaes.
Undress—Grey flocks.
The Court to change the Mourning on Thursday
the sth of January, 1815, viz :
The Lath( s to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans
a..d tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and di-
va .tuts, with black ribbons.
Ihe Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white,
or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, full trim-
med, coloured swords and buckles.
And on Thursday the 12th of January, 1815, the
Court to go out of Mourning.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER 17, 1814.
The letters undermentioped have been transmitted
by Rear-Admiral Hotham to J. W. Croker, Esq.
From Captain Sir William Bolton, of his Majesty's
ship Forth, dated off Sandy-Hook, the 22d Septem-
ber, stating that, on the 19th, the boats of that
ship, under the direction of Lieutenant Neville, cap-
tured by boarding, and afterwards destroyed, at the
mouth of Little Egg Harbour, the American letter
of marque brig Regent, of 5 guns and :35 men. Lieu.
tenant Neville and one British seaman were woundid:
the enemy had two killed and two wounded.
From Captain Pym, of his Majesty's ship Niemen,
dated off the river Delaware, the 80th September,
giving an account of his having, on the 18th, captured
the American schooner privateer Daedalus, of 2 guns.
And from Captain Lumley, of his Majesty's ship
Narcissus, dated off Negro Head, the 13th October,
stating that, on that day, the boats of the Narcissus
,and Dispatch, under Lieutenant Scott, of the for-
mer, brought out from under the fire of a battery,
and of a number of militia, the American revenue
schooner Eagle, pierced for ten guns, but only two
mounted.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, DEC. 15.
Artillery of the King's Germau Legion.
Charles du Plat, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice G. Meyer,
promoted; Franz Rottiger, Gent. to be ditto, vice QUiter,
appointed to the let Hussars.
Commissions in the Durham Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Arthur Mowbray, Esq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; Captain Henry
Donkin to be Major ; Lieutenant William Shields, jun. to be
Captain; Cornet. lobo Elliott, John Lookup. jun. and Perci-
val Forster, to be Lieutenauts ; William Stobart, Sober Wat.
kin, and Robert Ovington, Gents. to be Cornets.
Commiseions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North
Riding of Yorkshire.
North York Regiment of Militia—Richard Warner, Esq. to be
Captain, and Samuel Allen, Gent. to be Ensign.
Derbyshire Old Militia—Gavin Miller, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Chatsworth Regiment of Local Militia—Thos. Carill Wortley,
Esq. to be Captain.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DECEMBER 17.
A List of Vessels captured, burnt, and destroyed by the squadron
under the orders of Rear. Admiral the Hon. Hasa T Ho roam,
As reported to him, between the 6th of August and the 9th of
October, 1814.
American sloop Sally, captured by the Nimrod.
American stoop Fair Play, captured by the Nimrod. •
American sloop Eleanor, captured by the Nimrod. ' •
American schooner, name unknown, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop, name unknown, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Sally, captured by the Mmrod.
American schoonar Mink, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Delight, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Edward and Mary, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Jane, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Industry, captured by the Nimrod.
American khooner, name unknown, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Fly, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Maria, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Enterprize, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Elegant, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Hornet, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Peggy, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Eagle, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Dove, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Drente), captured by the Nimrod..
American schooner beat Sailor's Rights, captured by the Nimrod.
.Americati schooner Trial, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Swallow, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Lord Wellington, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Trim Mer, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Betsey, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Young Pox, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Lively, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Maria, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner Godfly, ctmtuted by the Nimrod.
American schooner Corn Sheaf, capturedhy tbe Nimrod.
American sloop Niobe, captured by the igitilrOd.
American schooner Willing Maid, captured by the Nimrod.
American schooner boat Sailor's Resource, captured by ditto.
American schooner boat Troy, captured by the Nimrod.
American sclooner boat Martha, capturectby the Nimrod.
Antelican schooner boat Fly by Nigh!, captured by the Nimrod.
American sloop Financier, captured by the Saturn.
American schooner Arno, captured by the Pomone.
American sloop John and James, captured by the Pomone.
American sloop Grampus, captured by the Pomone.
American schooner Primrose, captured by the remove.
American schooner Sally, captured by the Peptone.
American schooner Eaterprize captured by the Pomone: •
American sloop Lively, captured by the Femme.
American schooner Nancy, captured by the Dispatch.
American schooner Highilyer, captured by the Loire.
American sloop Liberty, captured by the Loire:
Americas sloop Nancy, captured by the Loire.
American schooner William, captured by the Loire.
American schooner Good Hope, captured by the Loire.
American sloop Emperor Napoleon, captured by the Lobe.
American sloop Emperor, captured by the Loire. --- •
American schooner Hound, captured by the Niemen.
American schooner James Philip, captured by the Niemen.
American sloop Flask, captured by the Niemen.
American schooner Hibernia, captured by the Niemen.
American schooner Enterprize, captured by the Amen.
American schooner James, captured by the Nielsen.
American sloop Regulator, captured by the Niemen.
American sloop Betsey, captured by the Saturn.
Two American ships, manses unknown, captured by the Narcissus.
Two ditto schoousrs, names unknerno, captured by the Forth.
American sloop Nancy, captured by the Forth.
American brig Endeavour, captured by the Forth.
American schooner Caty, captured hy the Forth.
American brig Mary and captured by the Forth:
American sloop Sally, captured by the Pomone.
American sloop Chauncy, captured by the Pomone.
Aenerican sloop Hussar, captured by the Pomone.
American sloop Iwo Friends, captured by the ?moue.
ArneriCall sloop Nancy, captured by the Pomone.
American sloop Maid of the OA,, captured by the Ponione:
American sloop MereantiUscaptured by the Pomone.
American stoop Fair AMeriCau, captured
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I.merican shwa Oneida, captured by the Pomone.
Atuercan snap Hope, caieNeellay the Femora.
American &loop Two fribindea,capoired by the Pomone.
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,This Gazette audio's an Order in Counci
the l, dateinstant, td the 10th
Instant, for continuing for one year, from stst he
bounties for seamen. Another Order declares the Port of Liver-
pool proer fur the depnalt and safe custody of goods imported
from the East ludies.—For the Bankrupt 6 see the last ragr.]