Star.
London, England, 1815-05-17 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAY 16.

RRTUR.: Of AMERICAN VESS ILS EA P I V 1:1:11 or DESTROY ED by
• the Diehrion of the Fleet employed cos the Nonh Arnencaa :3ta-
lion, undtr the orders of kear•Adnattal tlo: Honourable bit*
iienry tiotlian., between the 16th October, INI 4, and the u9th
January, 1815,-not before gazetted.
Schooner sally, at S men and I:ti tons, destroyed by the Majestic,

October ib, 14.
Schooner Rainiww, :f 2 men and 17 Eons, destroyed by the Ma-
jestic, November 1, i 614.
Schooner Lively, of 3 men and 37 tona, burnt by the Majeinic,

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November a, I b 14..
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Sloop, name unknown, of 40 cosy burnt by the ALjesttc, No-

vanber b, I b 1 4.
Schooner Advocate, of 6 men and 54 tow, cartured by the Ma.

jestic, November 16, 1814.
Sloop Thetis, .t ti ti.tn and 46 tons, captured by the Majestic,

November 19,1314. _ -
ichooner privateer Syren, driven on shore, on the 16th Novem-
ber, under Cal May, by the boats of the Spencer, ;aid by the

Telegraph, an.=.l deatioye-ti. - -
Schc.oner Moreau, of 4 men and 24 tons, captured by the Spen-
cer, November 11, 1814.
Brigantine Superb, of seven men and 93 tons, captured by the

veneer, N;iveuiber 24, 1814.
SlO4 Here, of live nun and 44 tons, captured by the Tenedos,

Novembe:r t, 1814.
Sloop Fair Alberirdo, of three men and 25 tom, burnt by the

'1 enedub, Ivuvetubtr 16, 1614.
SkNop kriendohip, of three men and 45 tons, burnt by the Men.

rud, Nuvendser I:3 1814.
Eng 1-lersiun, raptut.:4l by the Nimrod, Dreernbcr .!!), 1814.
bcl,,,oner Humana), of three men and tas tons, captured by the
Ninuod, January 5,1815.
Schuouer John, ot six men and 96 tons, captured by the Pomone,

December 28, 1814.
Brio Funchal, of is men and 230 tons, captured by the Poinune,
• December 29, 1614;
Schooner Mercury, of 11 men and 120 tons, captured by the
ronsone, December 30, 1814. •
Sloop Edward, of 10 men and-75 tons, captured by the romone,
December 31, 1814.
ScoootterComet, of five men and 49 toes, captured by the Sa-
turn, December 23, 1814.
The ships sally, Paragon, Letsey, sod Speed, destroyed by the
l'yhttles hetwet u Dec. 24, 1814, and Jan. 22,1815.
Sloop Amelia, of tu,ur men and 50 tons, destroyed by the Tens-
do., January 26,18.5.
Sloop Amiens, at to men and 62 tons, captured by ditto, Feb. 6.
sloop roily abd Nancy, of six men and 72 tons, burst by the
ecedos, February it, 1815.
Schooner Industry, of tour men and 31 tons, destroyed by the
Niturn,Jane.uy 28, 1215.
Shen. Friendship, of three men and 25 tons, destroyed by the
~eturn, January 22,
Schooner Asert, Of three men and 25Tons, captured and destroy.
tel by the 'I elegraph, November 3,1814.
SL•op Four Brothers, of two torn and 140 tons, captured by the
I eltgraph, November 7, 1814.
Ith,op John, ut two two and 30 tons, destroyed by do. same date.
t•enootter .Allll, 01 3 men and tnasidestroyed by do. same date.
B.l.outter Mary,- of seven met' and 110 tons, captured by the
c it,Japh, Noire:fiber 25, 1814..
bug Amy, of Alit men and s 4 tuns, captured by do. tame date.
auteotter 1 rim, 01 tour men end 49 touse captured by the Telt-
brapla, December 28, 1814.

Meow Attempt, et bar men sad 53 tent, capture!! It the
Telegraph, January 11, ISIS.
Schooner William, of eleht men and 101 tons, captured ly the
Telegraph. January 19, 1815.
.(Signed) Haaav HoTMAIII, Rear-Admiral.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY 16; Isl.. •
An ACCOvNT of AMeRICAN VratißLi captured Isar his fekiesty s
Ships and Vessels under the Command of Rear-A.ll,ond Sir
Platte C nee LIS DURHAM, K. C. B. Commander in Chief int
the Leeward island Station, oat before gazetted. '
Schooner Farewell, of nine men and 70 tons, captured by the
Dasher, February 9. 181.5.
Schoonu r Spencer, of 16 men and 160 tons, captured by the
Dasher and Bat hadues, February 15, I al 5
Brig James Lawrence,'d 16 men and 175 tons, captuted by the
Barbadoei. February 5, 1815.
Schooner Nelson, of live men and 76 tons,
_captured by the Bar-
badees, February 28, 1815. (Signed) A
N. C. Intuass, Rear-Ad:it. and Com, in Chief.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 13, 1615.
MEmilit AN in,M IN Royal Highness the Prince Regent has
been pleased, the flume and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
command tha• the Rocket ['mop of Royal Artillery, which was
present at the batik of Leipsig, be permitted to hear the word
" L. ipsig- 1111 heir appointments, in commensuration of their
services tan the: ire,:asiuo.
BANKRUP'T'CY ENLARGED.
July 1, Gabriel Hesse, of the Commercial Sale Rooms, London,
sugar-broker, at ten, at Guilehall.
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BANK R P I'S.
James Whitaker, late of I.eeds,Yorkshire, mealselkr, shot-keepers
dealer and chapinan, to surrender May 25, 27, :aid June *.:7,
at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, Mess's Latnherts.
Taylor, and Deane, 2, Gray's Inn-square, London; or Mr
Skeltun, Leeds.
\Valiant Stevens, of St. Mullion, Cornwall, moor atone-mer-
edam, dcalerand cliapanan, May 30, 31. and June' 7, at twelve,
at IVheatley's Hotel, Plymouth-Dock. alt.orice., Messrs.
Darke, Church, and I)arke 10, Prince's-street, liedford-row,
,London; or Mr.). W. Bozon, PlyinauthDock.
r•iir James 'elf, of Gloucester, Knight ani banker, May 24,a• six,
May U 5, and June 27, at eleven, at the King's Head. Glou-
ens. tr. et,turt:ies, Messrs. Whitcomb?, Go tifith, and Ishillpotts,
Glauceso r; or IVle3srs. W'hi.combe and King, Serjeaut's
Fleet-su (et, L0,...10n.
William i!so , of Wt Hillsborough, and Ralph Wilson, of Islip
Not tha.ureaislire, aiereltants and partners, May 26 at six,
A :a). u 7, and June 27, ar teu. at the Ilind I mn,Wellingbilrough.
Attormes, Mr. Clayton, Kt Lynn; or Mr. Pluniger, Gray's
Inn-squat e, Louden.
1ii1041.15 Dawson;, late of Dalton, Yorkshire, butcher. jobber,
stealer and chapman, June 6,6, and 27, at twelve, at the King's
I-1 tad its,s. Dirtio;?,1011. Attornie,i Messrs. Morton and W
in Gray'. insteare,London; or Mr. James Ferguson,
tiatr,rick.
Samuel Redding, of Cs.lwall, Herefordshire, butcher, dealer in.!
c..aionau. IN. lay 26, 17, and blue 27, at eleven, at the Feathers
Lt., Lt.. try. Auornwes, Mr. Wiliam Hulbraak, Ledbury;
- err Air. '‘....riltaar Ford Stevenson*, Lincoln's Inn, London.
George Nottage, of :lunged Mountfichet, Essex, miller, dealer
and cha;,:nati, May a 3, 30, and June 27, at eleven, at Gull.l-
hall ,Lon,jvn. Attormes, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Bating-
eet.
Chat les t•.ae, of Sr. Mary Axe, London, hare.wareman, dealer
a. 1.1 mao, May 23,30, and June at t,.vense,a;
Attorney, Mr. Youog, 3, Charlotte-row, Mailer )))) house.
Thomas aimer, at Gloucester, builder, Ilea er and clarpmatt,
May 21, at .:s, May and June 17, at eleven, at tte 1‘;4•1;,',
eslr•c ester. atttonsies, Mesers. Grilh:h„
and Pliii!eq,s, Gloucester ; -or hle.si.s. Whitcombe and
Suip.!aties bur, FlCCll•atreet,
John ?cure,: M. Bristol, house carpenter, dealer and chip.,
lUsti, ;ay uti,atid June 17, at t we,ve, at the Cowmen. ial
t.o•,:a• AttOrtll4:s, Messrs POStla and Suit., ligitictt.s
111,:icl;t4s, 3.0:Iu1011, or Mr. luseple 1 aegley,
act Ronitord, Essex, butcher, dealer and chapman,
:f and Juue 27, at eleven, Hal Atwutry, at —ll.---14....
:uir. South-place, Ftnsbery-square.
Juan ace, or New Shorthasn,Sussex, merchant, dealer and chap-
ttaa, May I s, t. 2, and June '4.7, at eleven, at the New hurl
Hutt!, Briztehelmstone. Amounts, Messrs. Brooker and Col-
batch.
Presierry, of Newington, Surrey, cheesemonger, dealer
Nlay 2a, Su, and June a 7, at eleven, at Guildhall.
A- tot trey, 11.4. I'.'T. Taylor, Fore-street, Cripplegate.
Thomas Langton, of New I .awn, Lancaster, dealer and chapmar,
June 1, IC, at eleven, and 27, at five, at the Red Lion Inn;
Preatou. Attornies, Mr. Lake:loch, S.rjeatit's Inn, Fleet-
street, London; and Messrs. Polungton, Pre-tea.
Thomas Payn, juu at I.enbatts, Kent, dealer and chapman, May
a°, at seven, It, and June 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Can •
terbury. At turnies, Mr. Elwyn Catitet Nay; and Messrs.
Dyne and Stra, London.
ltic!.ard 'turner, just. at litarstperiwint, Sussex, butcher, dealer
and chaianau, May 15, 22, and June 27, at une, at the New
Inn Ilutel, Dr:ghton. Anomie*, Mr. Butt, St. James's-street,
Brighton, and at liurstperpoint; and Messrs. Few, Abhinure,
and Hamilton, Covent-garden, London.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
May 15. John Homan, Fenchstrch street, upholsterer, at one.
Maoy 30. Thomas and William Crawford, Poplar, masons, at
one May is. Richard Cooper Searle, Saffron Walden, upliol.
stere, at twelve. June 5. Matthias Davey, juu. Chesbunt,
miller, at twelve. Juno 3. John Guth, jun. Horselydown-lane,
corn-merchant, at twelve. May 30. Herman Wilhelral, Mar
tin's-lane, merchant, at ten. May. IS. John Guild, London,
merchant, at eleven. May 30. James Byrn, Bruad-street, in-
surance-bniker, at one. May 30. George White and John
Fowler, Lime-street, tea-brokers, at twelve. June S. Jot.ii
Riven, New Kent road, builder, at twelve. Juue 3. JaMes
l.ampet, Deptford, barge-mas•er, at twelve. June S. Freda-
rick Lc Mesurier, Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant, at one.
June 3. William taybould, Goswell-street, brass-founder, at
twelve. May 87. William Knight, Bapbot, miller, at twelve.
May 17. William Lloyd, Paddington, victualler, at twelve.
June S. John Smith, Eversholt, grocer, at one. lay 67. 'Tho-
mas Laycock, Marks, slopseUer, at twelve. May IS. Jo-
seph Nailer, Jeffedesasquare, merchant, at eleven. June S. John
Graham, Gloucester-street, taylor, at one. June S. John Seggers,
Wood-street, hosier, at twelve. June 3. John Rowlett, Charter-
house-square, merchant, at twelve. June 3. Gavin Hamilton
and Alexander Aberdeits, Calcutta and Llsk.street, merchants,
at twelve. June 3. James Palmer, Croydon, lace-manufacturer,
at tae. June Robert Hedges, jun. Old Balky, confectioner,
at twelve. June 3. John Cox, Woolwich, stonemason, at one.
June 3. Robert Edwards, Great Surrey-street, linen draper, at
one. June 3. Thomas Haydon, Mitcham, baker, at twelve.
June 3. William and James Fielding Street, Bucklersbury, sta-
tioners, at one. June 10. Joseph Parry, jun. Hattield-a:reet,
rectifier of spirits, at ten. June 3. Philip Hawkins, St. Thotnaa's.
rents, dealer, at one. June 3. John Edwards, Clare-street, all-
versmith, at twilve. June S. John Malaise and A arise Nerds,
Crown-street, Soho, jewellers, at twelve. May 27. Williams
Lloyd, Paddington, victualler, at twelve. June 3. John Corby,
Binges, earpeattr, at twelve. May 30. Peter Reynolds, King
street, Southwark, &human, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS'to be made in the COUNTRY.
Julie 6. Samuel Richards, Manchester, innkeeper, at three.
May 31. James Ansdell. Liverpool, timber-merchant, at ele-
ven, at the George, loverpool. May 24. George Barrow, I land-
forth, swailsr, at one, at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. June
1. John Bolton, Norwich, torn-merchant, at four, at the Nor
folk Hotel, Norwich. May 30. Joseph Dingle, Plymouth Mack,
'aphobteeer, at twelve, at Weekly's Hotel, Plymouth Dock.
June 1. Richard Walker; Heap, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at
the White Horse, Mancheiter. June 1. John Brown, 'Fiala
down, liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the Gld Bell, Dursk7.
May 30. John Jones, Wolverhampton, hosier, at eleven, at the
Bradford Arms, Iveisey Bank. Jrnb I. Jahn Shepherd, Moor-
ton, mintier, at eleven, at the Old Bell, Dursley. May aO.
Saul Mordecai Solamop, Birmingham, pencil-maker, at twelve,
at the Royal Hotel, Bermingham. May 30. John hewer, Liver-
pool, innkeeper, at el.men, at the King's Arms, Liverpool June
6. John Kelly, Manchester, manufacturer. at three, at thy
White Bear, Manchester. june 5, Waliamllartill,
Fanner, at sleven, at the Bradford Arms, Ivetsey Bank. June 5,
John !Vilna', Bilaton, irmadeaJer, at eleven, at the Bradford
Arms, Iv. tcey Bak. June 9, John and 'Price Glynn Alytton
and Matthew Jove*, Welsh Pool, bankers, at ten, at the Oak,
Welsh Lou,). May 30, Joshua Moyse, Braudon, corn-dealer, at
eleven • at the Chequers branders. June 7, Richard Flower,
Ullert:sn, inuktnper, eleven, at the Hop Pule, Merton. Juana

R. Wllllun Cid, Wiry St. lidousra, sneer, at twelve, at die
Angel, Bury St. Ertoneutrs.

CERTIP'CATES--Mov 10. . .
John Henry Brune and Frr.htivid Sil-v-coort, St.
Mary-Axe. merchants. Charlis I.mrl:ll.:ve, 5...,kmit, grocer,
Henry I Plymouth Diock, d...oer. 'I houts• Churclier.
C'kiche• ter, ma Inter. I homas 'Frew, Cbieh-ster. br.wer.
Ebo-
ma* Shaw, cheese' ii ger. St.
Alban's, draper. John West, liantsley groct:r. I kunas C!if.
ton, Ham-cuttitivin, dealer. Joseph rc trey, 111.u..1f5r41 St. Mary,
miller. Nichol is Ilyne, Plymouth, money-scrivener. James
Cltllott, dealer.
JUNII Butscough, km. Walton-le-Dale, corn.
Sattmel Wietbiti.uun, jun. Liveri.o core-merchant.
Keay lit idge•street, merchair. Fram is Gs-mutt:tip,
'Roston, butcher. James and Nicholis W.a.herby, Abivs:cls,
brewers. Julsii [tick, To eilittetie,, miller William Heath, Al;
derinanbuty, Mack Met. lamb wee%
Spiral-Square, victualler. Wriztit, Donotc-bill, nine-
mi./chant.

Her Grace the Duchess of Itr-ri.aNn was safely
delivered of a son and .Iteir to that illiistti,ms Helve,
at seven o'clock last evening. The voting Marquis
of GRANBY is a fine child—aid her Grace is as well
is can be expected.
Tag ViNCOUNTESS TURVIVriTOS'S PARTY.---• The
Lady of this gallaat Naval Odi.-er untried into the
xi :ilex of fashionable life, tier the firitsivw, on Monday
night. The family residence, in Upper Seymour-
*street, was cortespotmlently fitted up for the purpose
receiv in sup dashers of lox. The Duke of GLoti.
,Tyrtat honoured the party with his presence. .Lady
Waitutherus's carriage was atnatked in the pannels,
her Ladyship narrowly escaping without personal
injury.
niE DUCHESS or Mterruoses Coxer RT.—Monda y
night the Duchess of bl,esrritose re,4l..eited her nobll
mansion in Grosvenor-square to ttpw itils of five hem-
gird of her distinsaished friethh. ITT Grace was CIE.
gautly attired, as were her amiable daughters, Ladies
Lan( and CAROLINE GRAHAM.. Rooms were appro-
priated for refreshments, 'A here the rarest delicacies
were served up during the evening. We are sorry
t•-) add, that the greatest irregularity prevailed among
the heroes of Me whip, in consequence of their dispu-
ting fur precedence; several of the carriages were
['token, and the Viscountess Le Dr:seem:en and Mrs.
isiuweLL't completely upset. liappily no one were
in either of these velticics.

Last night the attention of the rash; t..:11)1e world
was attracted by the Countess of 1).e:11;1' and the
dashing Mrs Islirtafro,t.: the former opening her
noble mansion in Grosvettot-square, wi:11 a splendid
ball and soppier ; and the latter with a gr:tnd route,
at her hostse in Charles-weer, B:Tkley-scitt ire.
'tu-t. —Yesterday Johydr fladdison and
Julia (.6vie re charged with uttering and having
in their possession a quantity of base money. The
ptisoners were well kn.iwn characters. I'ft-ton search-
tng their persons, a quantity of counterfeit tokens, of
:fs. and Is. 'J. was ft and upon them. They were
fully committed for trial.
Wl)ltst I IP•NT111:1C1. —••• Mon,Liy, 11'm. Stewart was
charged with stabbing S. I .a.ics, on Saturday night.
It aprated, th st in cont:eivicis,:e of a disturbance at
the cot ner of CI own-stun:4, the w nth WA', cd!ed, when
.the ist;s,,iwr, who was the itirin eons, came to
It 'tine order tint soya !lift conir.: vit • it'i it tuck
stick, and wounded hint in•sse:tit ff;'t at tit•pit ; he
was in dig state take.i to th w where he
fainted several ; SiltitC. 41. wYto dressed the
wound, declaring it arab not daiigeroil.;, the prisoner
I was akininttd to troi.

A FFLC 0( 4. 1 time ago a young
woman w i. ain.hing herself with an infant at As-
ton's Qilay, near Carlisle Bridge, in Dublin. Whilst
she was sportively toying with the child, it made a
sudden spring from her at nis, and in an instant
fell into the Liffey. The screaming ourse, and
anxious spectators, saw the water close over the child,
and conceived that it had sunk to is-1 no mole.
Meanwhile, a Newfoundland dog, which had lx-eft
accidentally passing with his master, sr rang forward
to the wall, and gazed wistfully at the ripple in the
water, made by the child's descent. In the same in-
' stain the child reappeared on the sinface of the L'ffey,
and the Aug sprang forwards towarls the water.
the animal was deseenditig, the child again
sea, and the faithful creature was seen anxiously
swimming • round and round the spit where it
had 'disappeared. Once mine the child tree to the
surface—the clog seized him, and, with a firm but
gentle pressure, bore him to land without injury.
Meanwhile a gentleman arrived, who, on enquiry into
the circumstances of the transaction, exhibited strong
masks of sensibility and feeling toward the child. and
of admiration for the dog, that had rescued it from a
premature death. The person who had removed the
babe from the dog turned round to drew the infant to
this sympathixing gentleman, whose arms were
stretched out to embrace this little innocent, when It t,
it presented to his view the well-known to Imes of his
own son ! A mixed sensation of terror, joy, and .nr-
prize, struck him mute. When he had recove.red the
':se of his faculties, and fondly kissed his little dar-
ling, he ,lavishes] a thousanti embraces on the dog,
and Offered to his master a vet y large sum (st/t.) gei-
Leas) it he would transfer the animal to him. But
the owner of the dog, Colonel Wynne, felt ton witch
affection for the useful creature to part with him tor
.aoy pecuniary consideration whatever.
We are informed that Dr. Co piss, and three emi-
nent Surgeons, of !SO years experience in So ;cones,
Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi-
cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street,
opposite ItowLa Nu HILL'S Chapel, Bhicktriar's-road,
where the public are relieved from the most trangereus
diseases without salivation or confinement. The In-
stitution claims the attention of those o 'ot may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so mi.
portant a branch of the profession, whose imeropec
treatment have niercurialized thousands out of their.
existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sole
eyes,throat,mouth, and nose, vertigo, nitise in theears,
deahe:ss, dimness of sight, often ending in blind-
ness ; pains in the head and limbs, IreqiientlY mis-
taken for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees,
swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a
fesi of the dreadful symptoms which frequently appear
year. after, and too of ten embitter the matrintonial
state. Messrs. Cooera and Co. ate consulted daily by
all ranks of people, from ten till eight, or by letter, in-
closing a fee (tor no others are answered), stating
their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent
to all parts of the kingdom. They- also cure the
piles and fistula, without burning or cutting. and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, am( Sun-
day mornings, till twelve o'clock.

Tbanday tut, the Mirelii,mv4 or rty, of a sop.

M RRli l).

Tuesday, 17th in!t. at Church,
ding, Itaq. Captain lathe 59th Rtinnent of root, to Mi.. M.v y
Gatti, only daughter of Lletitatiain John Gi'bait, ur tiv. to
.third Royal Vetcran