Star.
London, England, 1805-06-24 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY-OFIICF, JUNE 22.

unteeted to accompany the florming party, and was,
I am informed, among the fnremnit wilo afcended
the bleach. I have the honour to be, &c. _

(Sirrued)
Head quarter, Corp at Ddg, Doc. a 6. IBel.
Total return of Killed and Wounded of the Troops that formed
the Storming Party, commanded by Brigadier MACRAt, on
the night of the 23(1 inn.
Europeans-23 kill. .178 scoundrel. Nativee—rot killed, tc6
wounded, s mtifing (fuppored to lirk Wed).

G. Lace.

(Signed) I G Adj. GenenL
Head-quarters, Camp near Ddg, Dec. 26. ti 34.

NAME* Or THE Or/IC/LON eattrn AND wont:nen—Killed.--
lith Regiment N. / Captain You• ath Ditto, nem-Bower
W,,unded, Artillery, Lieutenant Smith—His Maj-fty's azd Re-
giment. Captains I indfay and Macknight; Lieutenants Sweten-
ham and Crefwell-76th Regiment. Captain Scott—fionourahle
Company's European Regiment, Lieut. bleTiman—alt BattsU n
Bth Regiment N. I. 1.1,2nm:1-e-rebind Ball; Major BaWctt ;
Lient- rants Abernethy and Andtrfun—Corps of Piufleets, Cap-
hum Swinton, and Tient Forret/.
(Signed) G , Adj. Genie-al.

OcONANCS. &C. CAPI VIM) IN TIII LINR,
21. W pieces of different calibres, 9 her. pieces
of &If rent calibres,,—,Tntal 11.
ORDNANCC, &C clic-rotten IN 7/12 TOWN awn POUT Or
DCIO, ON Ore. 23 AND 24, 1804.-4 hrafg pieces of different ea-
-55 iron plmes of din' rent calibre.—Togs 59. so one-
pound Iron Navels. Shot, powder, and military &UM in the
magazines, not yet taken account of. •
(Signed) J. Floa.roan, Limit CoL
TO MS BELELLENCY THB MOST NOBLE MAROS'S WEL-

LtsLtr.

My Lord—l have the honour to Worts your
Lordthip, that in confequente of the lweach in the
wall of the town being reported prallicable, I deter-
mined on (forming the place yeflerdat evening. I
shore this time, in order to prevent tbe enemy from
flockading the breach duting the night, which ha •1
hitherto been the cafe. lam linty to aciefOlhat ob-
flacles of an infnrmountable nature acre oppofed to
the forming party on their artival at the breach ;
the sever in the duel. was exceedingly deep; this
diffienhy however was fpeedily furmounted, and the
party gained the foot of the breach, but though every
exertion was made both by officers and men, the
breach was fo impeded, that every effort to gain the
top proved fruitier., and the column, after making
feveral attempts with lier.ir loft, was obliged to re-
tire, which they did in excellent order, to our battery.
Among the many brave men who have fallen on this
occafion, it is with fincere grief I report the death of
Lieutenant Colonel MAITLAND, Of the 75th regiment,
who commanded the [forming party ; his exertions
are defcribed by all to have been of a nature the
molt heroic, and his example animated the men to
perfevere intheir attempts, which nothing but diffi.
enhies, of a nature the mot one:peeled, could have'
rendered unfnccefsful. This gallant officer, though
he had received feveral fevers wounds, continued to
exert himfelf until he received a (hot in the head,
which proved inflantaneoufly mortal. Although we
unfortunately failed in gaining polteffion of the place,
we were not wholly unfuecefsful ; a flanking column
on the right, under the orders of Major Hawass,
gained porreffion of the enemy's battery, and fuc-
ceeded in fpiking and difahling their guns, and in de-
flroying the greateft part of the enemy who were
oppofed to them. I beg to afibre your Lord(hip, that
the conduit of our officers and men employed haft
night, has been as exempLry as on every former (lc-
carton ; but circumflanees of an unexpe6led and un-
fortunate nature occurred, which their utmoft efforts
could not furmount,but I hope in:a very few days their
excellent condat will be rewarded by the polreffion
of the place. I have the honour to be, &e.
(Signed) G. LANZ.
Head-quarters, Camp before Bhurepore, Jan.to, ;Xos.

Room of Killed, Wounded, and Mining. in the Mauit of Blinn-
pot ,e en the Night of the 9th J-..nuary, 180 S•
Lieut. Colonel. s Majors, s Captains, 18 lieutenants, a En.
Aga, z Adjutant, s 6 Serjeants, 13 Corporals. 3 Drummers, 179
Privates, 4 Subadars, 4 le:vadat., 13 liarfidars, is Naseks, t
Drummer, 149 Sepoys, s Meanies. a Lafear, and 18 Bildars.....
Among the number returned wounded, there are not more than
so ferlous cafes, the remainder are Co flight, that the men will be St
for duty in the courfe of a very few day..
(Signed) J CARIAID, Adj. Gen.
NAVIES or OPFICIIII sit.tro,wouris ED, AND MIISING.

Billed—His Majeity's 7,Tt► Regiment, I.lent. Colonel Maitland.
—76th ditto, Lieut. Glubb..—ad Batt. 72d ditto, Enlign Water•
houfe.—.Artillery, Lieut. Percival (in the battery during the day).
- B Capt. J. Wallace, Major of Brigade, miffing and fuppofed
to have been killed.
Wounded—His 11Tajelty's 73th Regiment, Major Campbell;
Captains Hellman and Brutton ; I.iret Pyre, Tully, MgLuebbn,
and Matheevfon-76th ditto, Capt. Wthllier, Lieut. Cmfgrove.
.—Hon.Company's European Regiment, Lieuts. Woods, Hamilton
and Bros. be.

By advicec received this shy from the camp of his
Excellency the Commander in Chief, ender date !he
$3 th ;nil. it appearc that a body of 7co of JeArunt
Rao Holkar's honk had quitted the fervice of that
Chieftain, and come into cam` that morning. The
Sirdars of this body of ho; fe had vilited lab Excel-
lency the Commander in Chief, upon their arrival at
head quarters.

Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral Drury to Williatr Marl Ten,
Efq. dated on board the Trait, in C. harbour, the r3th in-

!ha
Sir—You will pleafe to acquaint the Right Ho-
nourable the Lords Comminioners of the Admiralty
of the arrival, this day, of his Majefty's !hip Lolls,
and three privateers, two Spanifis and one French.—
I herewith tranfmit Captain M TLAND'S letter, en-
clofing one from Lieutenant YkO. Firlt Lieutenant
of the Lolls, giving an accennt of the capture of the
above vends, as well as of his mon indicious and
prompt decifion in entering the hay of Alums ; and
by the molt athive and daring gallantry on the part
of Captain MAITLAND and Lieutenant YACI, and the
officers and (hips company of the LOIR s, raking the
forts which defended the bay; the particulars of
which are therein detailed : alio another letter from
Captain MAITLAND, defcribing the very gallant at-
tack made-by Lieutenant Yso, in the boats of the
LOMB, on a Spanifh felucca and (mall privateer, un-
der the enemy's batteries, accompanied with lifts of
the killed and wounded, and a lift of Tenets captured
and deflroyed. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) w. B. DRUM

His Majeftf4 flip Loire, off Cape Finiitcrre, June 2.
Sir—l have to inform you, that, after delivering
the dilpatches Lord GARDNER charged me with to
Sir ROBERT CALDER. in (!retching to the weftward to
regain my Ration, a (mall velfel was difcovered (land-
ing intn the bay of Camarinas, to the eaftward of
Cape Finifterre. Being quite calm after dark, I
fent the launch and two cutters, under Mr. YEO, Firft
Lieutenant, affilled by Lieutenant Mattoca of the
Marines, and Meffrs. CLINCH, HERBERT, and Mum-
LIVGC, Midfhipmen, to endeavour to bring her out.

`From the intricacy of the pairage, the boats did not
get up till break ofday, when they found two fmall
privateers moored under a battery of ten glint ; on
daunted, however, by a circumnance In little expec•
ted, Mr. Yso ordered the launch, commanded by Mr.
CLINCH, to board the fmallen, while he, with the
two cutters, mon gallantly attacked and carried the
'Alger,. a felucca armed with three eighteen poun•
tiers, four four pounder brafs fwivels and fifty men.
The launch had the fame flaccefs in her attack, the
fort immediately opened a fire, fit ill direfved, how.
ever, as to do little damage. Being Rill perfecily
calm dole under the tuns of the battery. and no pa-
fibiltty of receiving affittance from the [hip, Mr. YEO
was tinder the painful neeeffity of abandoning the
lmalleft veifel, a lugger of two fir pounders and 3z
men, to fecure the felucca, which, I am . happy to
add, was effeted with only three men, WiLettst
TURN ea, Ja st Es GARD?: Clt. (tlarter Matter, andJofs
Mayxts, Marine, nightly wounded. The lois on
board the bigger cannot be afcertained. When the
crew of the felucca was muflered. nineteen out of
fifty were miffing, fume of whom had jumped over.
board, but the greaten part were killed by the rat^,
there being no weapons ufed bat the pike and the
fibre. When we call to mind the inequality of
force, officers included, there being not more tflan 35
of the Lores's oppcfed to 8o Spaniards, with their
vellels moored to the walls of a heavy battery. it
man be allowed to confer the greaten credit nn the
officers and men employed on the fervice. Mr. Yen, in
tomMg out, tn. k polletlion of three finall merchant
velels,but findingtheir cargoes confined only of fatal]
wine for the enemy's fquadron at Ferrol, I have de.
ftroy-d them. The name of the privateer captured
h the Elp.eranza alias San Pedro of Corunni. She
is quits new, Only out &or days, and was vinualled
and noted for a eruize of one month. Mr. Yso
aftirr. me that he was affifted by Mr. MA LAM
with the greaten bravery, and gives the higheft
praife to Mr. CLINCH for the gallantry and pronr.
nets with which he carried his orders into execution
in the latincli. He alto fpeaks in the watmen terms
n( the officers and other men under his cornmand.—
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)

TIUD. MAITLAND.
His 111..jcily% Chip !Are, at Ancbor, Mums Road, (pain, June 4
Sir—Being Informed that there was a French pri•
vateer, of twenty fix guns, fitting out at Muros, and
nearly ready for ilea, it frock me, from my recollec-
tion of the bay (having been in it formerly, when
Lieutenant of the Kiscsrisusa), as being predica-
ble either to bring her out or deflroy her, with the (hip
I have the honour to command. I accordingly prepar
ed yefterday evening for engaging at anchor, and ap-
pointed Mr. YEO, Firli Lieutenant, with Lieutenants
Maccnce and Dov aces, of the marines, and Mr.
CLINCH, Mallet's Mate, to head the boarders and
Marines, amounting, officers included, to fifty men
Tilting all that could be (pared front anchoring the
flip and working the guns), in landing and forming
the fart, though I then had no idea its !Irene] was
fo great as it has proved. At nine this morning, on
the lea breeze feting in, I Rood for the bay in the
lhip, the men previoutly prepared being in the boats
ready to (hove off. On hauling clofe round the
mitt of the road, a finall battery of two guns opened
a fire on thelhip ; a few lhot were returned, but per-
ceiving it would annoy us confiderably, from its
fi-
-luation, I defired Mr. Yso to pulh on Chore and (pike
the guns, reminding the men of its being the anni-
verfary of their Sovereign's birth, add that, for his
fake. as well as their own credit, their utmoll ezer
tions mutt be urea. Though Inch an injunetion was
unneceffary. it had a great effed in animating and
miring the (pinks of the people. As the (hip drew in,
and more fully•opened the bay, I perceived a very
long corvette, of twenty-fiz ports, apparently nearly
ready for ilea, and a large brig, of twenty ports, in a
fate of fitting, Lut neither of them firing, led me to
conclude they had not their guns ern board, and left
no other object to occupy my attention but a heavy
fort, which, at this moment, opened to out view,
within lefs than a quarter of a mile, and began a
wonderfully well direeed fire, alnsoft every (hot tak.
ing place in the hull. Perceiving that, by (landing
further on, more guns would be brought to bear up-
on us, without our being enabled to near the fort
lb much as I walled, I ordered the helm to be put
' down, and when, from the way the had, we had
gained an advantageous pofition, anchored with a
fpring, and commenced firing. Although we have
but little doubt that, before long, we thould have fi•
lenced the fort, vet from the fpecimen they gave us,
and being completely embrazured, it mull have coil
us many lives, and groat injury to the (hip, had not
Mr. Yao's gallantry and great conduel loon put an
end to their Ere.

I mull anw revert to him and the party under his
command; having landed under the (mall battery
on the point, it was inßantly abandoned, but hardly
had he time to fpike the guns, when, at the dißance
of a quarter of a mile, he perceived a regular fort
ditched, and with a gate, which the enemy (fortu-
nately never furpeeing our landing) had negleeted
to fecure, open a fire upon the (hip; without waiting
for orders he pufhed forward, and was oppofed at the
inner gate by the Governor, with Inch troops as were
in the town, and the crews of the French privateers.
From the tellimony of the prifoners as well as our
own men, it appears that Mr. Yso was the firth that
entered the fort, v.ith one blow laid the Governor
dead at his feet, and broke iii; own fibre in two ; The
other uffictrs were dirpatched by filch officers and
men of ours as were molt advanced, and the nar-
rowners of the gate would permit, to pull' forward ;
the remainder inilantly fled to the further end of the
fort, where, from tit: (hip, we could perceive many
of them leap from t;.• embrazures upon the rocks,
(a height of above twenty-five feet) loch as laid
down their arms received quarter. For a more par.
titular account of the proceedings of Mr. Yzo and
his party, I beg leave to refer you to his letter en-
doted herewith, and have to requett you will be
pleated to recommend him to the notice of the Lords
Cornmiffioners of the Admiralty ; being a very old
officer, and in the two late intlances has difplayed as
much gallantry as ever fell to the lot of any man ;
he (peaks in the itrongelt language of the officers and
men under his command on those, and I feel it but
juffice to attribute our fuccefs wholly to their exec•
tions; for although the fire from the fhip was admi
rably directed, this enemy were fo completely cover.
ed by their embraz'trea, as to render the grape al-
ma incffeetual. The infant the Union was dif-
played at the fort, I fent and troll- peal:Goa of

the enemy's veffels in the toad, eonfiffing of the con-
fiance French fhip privateer, pierced for 26 twelves
and nines, none of which however were on board;
the Beller, a Frenilt privateer brig, pierced for to
I 8-pound carronades, and a Spanifh merchant brig in
ballail. I thin hoined a flag of truce, and fent to
inform the inhabitants of the town, that, if they
would deliver op fuch Rotes of the Ship as were on
(;,ore there would be nn further usoleftation ; the
propofal was thankfully agreed tn. I did not, how-
ever, think it advifable to allow the people to re-
main long enough to embark the guns, there being a
large body of troops in the vicinity. A great many
fmall %%trek are in the Bay and hauled up on the
heath, none of them having carres of any value, I
conceive it an aft of inhumanity to deprive the
poorer inhabitants of the means of gaining their live-
lihood, and (hall not mien them. On infpraing
the brig, as the had only the lower rigging over head,
and was not in a hate of forwardnefs, I found it im•
pranicahle to bting her away, and therefore fet fire
to her : The is now burnt to the water', edge. I can•
n It conclude my letter without giving the portion of,
credit that is their due to the officers and men on
board the Ship. They condueled themfelves with the
greateft fleadinefs and coolnefs ; and, although under
a heavy fire, pointed their guns with the irtmon pre-
ciflon : there being hardly a (hot that did not talcs
effeet. To Lieutenants LAWE and BERTRAM I feel
much indebted, as well as to Mr. BREA the Purfer,
(who volunteered his fenices, and to whom I gave
the charge of the quarter deck catronaeer in Mr.
Ysi-'s abfence) for the precifinn and cuolnefs difplity• '
ed by the men under their command in pointing the
guns, as well as the exalt attention paid to my or-
ders, and ceafing fire the instant the Union Jack
made its appearance on the xvallr, by which, in all
probability, the lives of feveral of our men were
lived. Mr. CLSYEELY, the Matter, brought the '
broadfide to bear with much quickneft and nicety,
by means of the tprinv. I fend you herewith a lift
of our wounded on board, and on Shore, with one
of the enemy's killed and wounded ; and an account
of their force at the commencement of the aSion.— ,
I have been under the neceffity of being more de-
tailed than I could v4ll, but it is out i f my power,
in a (mailer compafr. to do plaice to the exertions
and condat of the officers and men employed on tt.e
difirent fervices. It is but fair at the fame time to aa• e
that, much to the credit of the Ship's company, the
Biffiop and one of the principal inhabitants of the
town came off to exprefs their atitude for dmt or-
derly behaviour of the people there not being one
rr
inflance•of pillage) and to ma e offer of every re-
frelhment the place affords. lam now waiting for
the land breer.e to carry us out, having already re-
called the officers and men &cm the fort, the guns
being fpiked and thrown over the parapet, the car-
riages rendered unferviceable, and the embroils:cc,
with part of the fort blown up. I have the hortoor
to be, &c. (Signed) 11l MD. MAITLAND.

His %jetty's flap Loire, Mures, June 4, ritoy.
Sir—l have the pleafure to acquaint you, that I
prcceeded on !bore with the party you did me the hr..
flour to place under my cum :11411d, for the purpt,fe
of llorming the fort on the point agreeable to your
orders, which, on our approach, the foldiers quitted.
On my arrival, I obfcrved a llrong fort at the en.
trance of the town, opening a heavy fire on the !hip;
and, judgin it praßicable to carry it by form, from
a thorough tnowledge I had of the determined bra-
very of all the officers and men, I ordered them to
follow me for that purpofe, which was obeyed with
all that energy and gallantry which Britifh feamen
and marines are fu well known to pail's on fuch an
occafion, and, in a very lhott time, reached the outer
gate, when the French centinel fired, and retreated
into the fort. which we inflantly entered, and was
met by the Governor and all the garrifon, &c. when,
after a dreadful flAtighter on the part of the enemy,
the remainder forrendered, and I inflantly ordered
the Brititk colours to be huilled.—l feel it my duty.
as well as the greatell pleafure, to mention the great
rapport I received from Lieutenant MaLsoca, of
the Royal Matinee, and Mr. CHARLES CLINCH, Mal
tet's Mate, as, from their heing near me all the time
of the aelion. I was enabled to obferve their very
cool and pliant behaviour, as alto of Lieutenant
Doutmas, of the Royal Marines. who, though en-
gaged at different parts of the fort, I have no lets
reafon to be highly ple.sfed with. I mull now beg
leave to Illy how much I am indebted to every lea-
man and marine of the party, who behaved Co ona-
nimoutly hrat,e nothing could withfland them ; and
to their credit as Englithmen as well as their pro.
feflion, the inflant tha fort was in our poffeffion, they
teemed to try who could he the fire to relieve and
affift the poor wounded ptifoners, who were lying in
numbers in different parts of the fort ; and I had the
pleafure to fee their humanity amply repaid by the
gratitude the unfortunate men's friends espreffed
when they came to take tl:etn away. I have the ho-
nour to be, &c. (Signed) JAMES LUCAS Irlo.
A LIST of Wou NOM, on atom belonging to his Majefty's Ship
Lolls, at MUMS, June 4, 1805.
Lim. J. 1..Ye0, (lightly; Mr. Clinch, Matter's Mate, ditto •
H. Gray, M. Hendrickiun, J. Payne, (cameo, ditto; J. Leonard,
marine, ditto.

On lloard—J. Caldwell, (*carnet. dangeroully; M. johnfott,
feaman loft his right kg alone the knee ; C. Wale, fronton, calf
of his kg (hot off ; J. Witirecomh, (canton, fevertly ; J. Phnnmer,
M. Archer T. Lloyds, J. Moulds, J. Gillet, (careen, flightly.--•
Total, 2 dicers, 12 leaner, and z marine.
Spaniards kilkd and wounded-111e Governor of the Fort, and
a Spanilh Gentleman who had volunteered; the Second Captain
of the Confiance, and nine other,, !Wed.—Thirty, arnougft
whom were molt of the Officers of the Contiance, wounded
Total. 12 men killed and so wounded. (SiflPed)

t. L MAITLAND.
Elkus?' Foacs at the Commencement of the Adion, Whom op.
pofed to his Majelty's thip Loire, in Muro, Bay, June 4.
A Fort of to Spanifit ifbpounders, mounted wt travelling ear.
nage', as Spanith foldiers, foetal Spanith gentlemen and townf-
men volunteers, and about too of the Confiance company ;
the (mall battery on the Point, a Spanith tB.ponnders,one mount-
ed as above, and the other on a nip carriage, manned by 8 artil-
lerymen, and to other Spaniards.
In the Bay—La Coufiance, of Bourdeau:, pierced for 26 guns,
twelves and nines (not on board), tt6 feet long on the main
decks. 30 feet wide, 'matures about 450 tons, is in good order,
and a very fit thip for bis Majefly's fervice ; is reckoned to fail ea.
ceifively hit ; was to have gone to fen in a few days, bound to In.
dia,with a womb:mot of joo men; brought away. i.e Bello,
of Bourdeaux pierced for so guns; alto fitting for tea • was t•
have carried t d pounder carronades, and ao men; fuppt:fed tol.e
deflated to cruize to the N'eftward of. Cape Clear, burnt. The
guns on the fort and battery (piked, and thrown over the parapet.
The carriages broke, and rsodeved unferviceable. The embra-
sures blown up. Forty barrels of powder brought on board,
with two (mall hot* cannons, and 5o Band of arms.

(Sigi;ed)

FRED. MAITLAND.

Admiral DACR ES. under dates Itm.tica, May 2 and
9, traufmits a letter from Capt. COG KLAN, of the

RENARD, annenchag his having, on the toth Ap. it.
fallen in with the General Ernouf French privatee-,
(late the Lilly Hoop of wat) and the privateer hear.
ing to for the purple, brought her loon after to ac.
tion within pia°, fhnt. "In about 35 minutes (rays
I Capt. C.) the enemy was difcovered to be on fire,
and in ten minutes after blew up with a dreadful ex-
plofion ; every poflible exertion was now made to
get the only boat that could fwim to the relief of
the few brave but unfortunate frtreivors, who had jun
before fo gallantly defended themfelves, and who
were now teen all around us on the fcatrcred rem.
runts of the wreck, in a mangled and truly difireffin,
e ; but it is with pleafure I add, that we fared 24
thole who efcaped the 6,411105 amounting to 55."..
The enemy, previhirS to her blowing: up, had between
to and 3o killed and wounded :Are Second Captain
and one Lieutenant are the only furviving officers,-
The RENAUD had only nine men wounded, no.re den-
geroufly.
The ether letter from Admiral Dec RFS refers to one
from Capt. HAROYMAN, of the thercoss, (lacing the
capture of the Tape-a-board French cutter privateer,
of 4. fit-pounders and 43 Men,by the boats of that flip,
commanded by Lieutenants• WILSON. TATE, and
BOURCHIER ; Mr. '. UCKFs, of the Northumberland;
Mr. RusccE,.pnrfer, and Lieutenant l'oseet.r., of
the marines, volunteers, after a long pull and a
(mart refinance.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Aural 6. kph 'mixt, of Bithop(gatc•ftrect Without, London,
flopteller-aud raft fman, at tea, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Titania Hodgkiti, if Tabernacle Walk, Middlefrx, grocer.
BANKRUPTS,

Henry Hayward, of RanTfgate, in the Mc of Tharet, Kent, but.
cher, to furrender June 29. July 6, and Augut 3, at one, at
Guildhall, London. „Attorney, Mr. H. fi. Swinfurd, No ill,
Mitre Court Buildings, Temple.
Richard Everitt, of Omt Yarmouth, Norfolk, grater, dealer and
okarnan, July IT, at five, July la. at twelve, and Auguß 3, at
five, at the Cranes Tawrn. Great Yarmouth. Attorniee, Meths.
Willington and Small, of the Temple, London; or Mr. Harry
Verelft Woribip, Great Yarmouth.
Robert Sutherland, late of Kintft..n, Jwiwi,a, hut now of New-
man-Meet, Middlefrz„ merchaot, Jor.e 29, July a. and Augalt
3, at one, at Gitilihall Attorniev, Marra. kola and Hall, New
Bofwell court, Carey ftreet, London.
'An Ginger, of Piccadilly, par& of St. James, Miltlkfez, book-
feller and Rationcr, June 29, July 5, and Auguß 3; at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Evans, 'navies Inn, Holborn.
Edward Hammond, of 'fottenham-court road, Middlefez, painter
and glazier, June 29, July 6, and Auguß 3, at twelve, at Gull&
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Marfom, Church row, Newing-
ton Butts, Surrey.
Robert °maiden, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chaprnan,
July 20, 23, and Auguß 3, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-
ftreet, Liverpool. Att-mien. Mr. Forreft, Liverpool ;or Mr.
Thomas Windle, John-ftreet, Bedford row, London.
Richard Cramp, of Cleat Mary-la-Bonne•ftreet, Mithitereg per.,
fusser, dealer and eltapman, June 29, at eleven, July S. and
Auguß 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taytur, Nu. 3,
Mortimer.ftrect. Cavendifh Innare.
Robert Paton, of Hatton-Wall. Midelkfez, baker, dealer and chap.
man' June at, July 6. and Auguß 3. at ten, at Guildhall. Atter.
ney,Mr. Jelfop, Cliffcrd's Inn, London. •
Charles Roe, late of Peter-ft met, pa:ifh of St. James, Clerkenwell,
Middkier, tin p'ate worker, June 29. at eleven, 'July hewn!
Auguß 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, C. Clennell,.
Staples Inn.
Alice Harvey, of Wigan, Lancalhfre, milliner and thopkeeper;
July 10, at bz, July at, and Aliguft 3. at eleven, at the Eagle
and Child, Wigan. Attornies. 14IF. Witulle, John-area, Bed-
ford row, London; or Mr. Henry G.ilicell, Wigan.
DIVIDENDS.
July T 3. William Powkil, of Broad-rreet, St. Giles, Middlefen;
tinen•draper, at ten, at Guildhall
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ruly 13. Edwanl M•Cabe. of Broad street, Bloomfbury, Mildly
k;, batmaker, at ten, at Guildhall.
ruly 13. Owen Maetton.igh, of ftennet-ftreet, St. Tann% Middle.
fez, vldualler. at eleven, at Guildhall.
My 13. Jonas Chatkffon Hahn, of New firm, Crumbed Friary
London, Slip and infaranee.broker, Nn, at GulldhalL
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rune ie. gdorard Co per, now or late of-Newark, Likelter, lidos
at four, at the White Hart Inn, I.vicetter.

Their Graces the Duchefs of Rutland and Leeds.
the Right Hon. the. Counreffes of Mount-No:rise
Darnley, Shaftelbots, Cnrk, and Derby,, the Right
Hon. Ladies Spencer, .Sherborne, Carrel, Bolton,
Say and Sele, the Right' Hon. the Lord Bithop of
Carbile, the Lord ,Chief Baron, and feveral other
noblemen and phylicians, havinewitnefied many et-
traordinary cures pet formed by Ching', Patent Wares
Lezengra, have confirmed their approbation of the nip-
dizine by their honourable teftimony to its peculiar
efficacy in removing Worms, Convulfinn Firs, Pains
of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other confump.
tive complaints, Ohnruaiont in the Liver, &c.—As
opening Phyfic on all occafions Ching's Patent Worm
Lozenges are fuperior to every other Medicine. Sold
Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapfide, and reoft Country Bookfellers.

BIRTH.
On Friday loft. the Lady of Thomas Anton, r ht P. of Et
rantes'aqaare, of a fon.

TifFl

At Dumfries, on NI/And:lay fc'nnight. Mr. Robert Maxwe
copperfantb, late Convener of the incorporations of that place.

tpt o/ATfifL AT LUNDO•4 okiDtih L'U•MOOROW.
14,:oridng •• •• 9 minutes after IO
Afternooa •• • 41 adman afta tO

HAVING dedicated syfelf to ill* Rudy, and been
gratified by the molt amiderable pradice to that branch
which 1 thoe.,ht 'roper to fele& I trult that I have not more toii•
employed my time than rhofe who, In the encenve field of the
profeifion, are tveafionally immerfed in uncertainty, and mime
always attain that (needs which is ',lobed by concentrating the
loteileetual power to oneedsla of difordera.
Tie drafts of Dlibil.lTY arc peculiarly tEttr,ffing. for tie/
being with them a train of concomitant fympeonts and, by a de-
prelm of ail vii ! enerry, erlitence itrelf becomes embittered....
Whether they mile from the prevder .e of iii exmr.ple, thedettruc.
tire habits of fchoothops, ar the indulgaites of maturity, theyre•
Haire the molt affaduome prolibonal iklU ; but bt the ignorance
of uneducated men, the Impttansareaggr. avatediatht the mg&
tutioc is dettr..ycl
As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLROP.of Sir-OEOla,
I groend my pretenfiens ce regularity eedocarton; and poffdllng
every privilege to praetice, I feel myfelf entitled t that colligate
.with which I have.hithetto been Oa theraCy bothered
ID the firft fonfatiposad local wtaknefs, early application wit
prevent the atlarolty cir a debilitated frame; bat where the fu'.
beer' from a confekietnefs of the unmanned, esf the vice w'!'
ended his misfortune is fearful of the contempt or cenfure
halal y phyfician and broods over his infirmity with cared
malment, it malt be fatithrttory for him to be dilated not
capability of treatment bet %No of the molt inviolable fancy.
And in recent Venereal ConvAaints it is polfible to prevent r
danger or dißrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it Is the a'
ment of esklulive errrience to this UDC to died a fafe,

sand (reedy re-eitahlifhinrot.
I offer ,he adrantase 01 &is expert:Tee foible of either tn.
are affildied with any kind of ngatury, of any fymptoms
VENEREAL INFECTION. and in rL cafes the terms of r
aeration are Rated m the twit it reryiew.

Pat'entA in the emcitry are expel,-Ito fnelee a Bank note,
are rqu.:tlal to Mod!), their age and manner of lietng.
Ak.TIN hRKE,
Memt.er of the RoTai Colitie of Surgeons In teat
140 so Arundel-ftee •t, Strati., new Temple lar

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I am ineineued, among
the breach. I have the
(Sig
Head quarter, Camp at I
Total return of Killed and
the Storming Party, entrit
the night of the 23e1
Europeans-2S kith... 1.78 s
wounded, 5 miffing (fupporee
(Signed)
Head-quarters, Camp neat
NAME* Or TICE OVVICERN
Bth Regiment N.l Captain I
W,,unded, Artillery, Dover
giment. Captains I inciter an
ham and Crefwell-76th Reg
Company's European Regime
Ith Regiment N. I. I.kutrt
I iced- rants Abernethy and I
Ilia Swinton, and Tient FOCI
tf (Signed)
OIDWANC2. ars. CA1.11,111
It r r. 11. :804 bra fs pTece
of eliff, rent calibres.,-,Trieelt•
ORDNANC2, &C• carroty
DEIG, ON Dec. 23 AND 1.1, 1
• lihres, 35 iron pikes of diff
pound Iron (velvets. Shot, I
impairer, not yet taken acme
(Signed)
to HIS I/MLLE/ICY THI
LI
My Lord—l have
Lordthip, that in conic
wall of the town being •
shined on norming the
shore this time, in orde
ftockading the breach t
I hitherto been the cafe.
flacks of an infnrmount
the forming party on
• the water in the dim!:
difficnity however was
party gained-the 'font of
exertion was made bot
breach was fo impeded,
top proved fruitier., an
•
feveral attempts with 1p
tire, which they did in e
Among the many brave
occation, it is with (ince
•
Lieutenant Colonel MA,
who commanded the 11
are defcribed by all to
moil heroic, and his ex
perfevere in their attenn
cultic., of a nature the •
rendered unfnccefsful.
•
he had received feveral
exert himfelf until he
which proved inflantane
unfortunately failed in
• we were not wholly unl
on the right, under th,
gained pofferfion of th
seeded in fpiking and d
flroying the greaten p
oppofed to them. I beg
the conduit of our of&
night, has been as exert
cation ; but circumftane
fortunate nature occurr
could not furmount,but
excellent conduit will I
of the place. I have t
(Sip
Head-quarters, Camp befon
- Return of Killed, Wounded.,
fff pore, on the Night
t Lieut. Colonel, 2 Major
Adjutant, 26 Serjearn
Privates, Suhadars, 4 Jean
Drummer, 149 Seller, 1 Bb
Among the number returnee
30 ferlous cafes, the remainde
for duty in the courfe of a ve
(Signed)
• NAMES Or OPFICIIIIIII
Killed—His Majelly's 75t1
.-76th ditto, Lieut. Gluhls,
boufe.-.Artillery, Lieut. Pet
/ —N. B Capt. J. Wallace, NI
to have been killed.
Wounded—Hit biajelty's
Captains Heitman and Brim
and Mathcwfon-76th ditti
Hon. Company's European
and Brow be.
By advice. received
Excellency the Comma
s 3th init. it appears th
Rao Holkar's horfe 11
Chieftain, and come in
Sirdars of this body of
lency the Commander
head quarters.
1 ADMIRALT'
Copy of a Letter from Rear
Efq. dated on board the
Stain.
Sir—You will pleaf
nourable the Lords Cc
of the arrival, this day•
and three privateers, ts
I herewith tranfmit Ca
doling one from Lieu'
of the Lolls, giving a,
•
• above vends, as well
prompt decifion in ent
• • by the moil alive and
of Captain MAITLAND
officers and (hips comp
forts which defended
which are therein deta
Captain MAITLAND, si
tack made-by Lientet
Loots, on a Spann!) re
der the enemy's batter
► the killed and woundee
and deflroyed. I hay,
(Signed)
His Majefty's ftil
Sir—l have to info
the ditpatches Lord C
i. Sir ROBEILT CALDER, i
regain my nation, a fm
I ing into the bay of C
Cape Finifterre. Bei
fent the launch and zw,
' Lieutenant, affilled by
Marines, and Metl'rs. t.
0 ILIVGaI Midfbipmen,tc
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HE COMA
ins 111-1
That an Friday
owe Tenders h'
the SMALL Csi
word, for noc
tr vigil three :no
The Conditions
See.
Na mowed
• faGJia word; at
Are Oat ',Vega SW
e sr fovea
HOLDERS
TED ST
dnn the Half
ill be Pala by SI
and Sharp, upon
enorton.ftreet, en
day., fr.an Elvin

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e whir`,u. trithainecen
re of t, r v.
tbl ma- Wood En
t only of sea. and
!atty. of Will
ant pain, thcr Lot
acquire. The f
, certain. tached
N.B.
r fer who b,ion.
penis of To tr
of reran- either a,
No. 14,
mote. sat near Stt
Islay be
, defirmli
Lentos. Mr Ba
Mr. Be
(off-n• and 4/
cas.