Star.
London, England, 1812-10-21 00:00:00

PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 20.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—To be Lieutenants, without
•purchase, Cornets Edward Bouverie, and Charles A. Fitzroy.
To be Cornet—Tathwell Baker Tathwell, Gent. vice Bouverie.
To be Adjutant...Quarter-Master Sitheon Hint (with the rank
of Cornet), vice Taylor, promoted. •
To be Quarter-Masters—Corporal-Major Jasper Perry, vice
Hint; and Corporals Ambrose Hitchen, and Robert Lord.
lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Lieutenant J. M. Whyte to
be Captain of a Troop, Illy purchase, vice Delap, who re,tires.
Cornet J. R. Gordon to be Lieutenant, by purchAse, vice Whyte.
19th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Abraham Lade to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Andrews, yroinoted.
SOth Ditto—James MacDermnt, Gcnt. to be Cornet, without
purchase, vice Ebhart, appointed to the 72d Foot.
91st.Ditto—James Buck, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice

• Aitkin, promoted. - -
..22d Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Slegg to be Captain of a Troop,
by purchase, vice Warren, who retires.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Augustus Cuyler,
from the 69th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Grsville, promoted. .
To be Quarter-Master—Serjeant Thomas Dwelly, vice Tomlinl
deceased. • i
22th Regiment of Foot—Captain Richard Bayley to be Major,
- • without purchase.
To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieutenants
Jqbp spinks, James Keappock, and Alexander Adams, from
the 84th hot, vice Bayley.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns James Wades=
• vice.Spinks; and Morgan Jenkins, vice Keappock.
, To he Ensigns, without purchase—John illackall, Gent. des
Wadeson ; and Henry Clinton, Gent. vice Jenkins.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant John Cosby to be Captain of a Company,
vice Bourke, placed upon kialf pay ; Ensign John Gun to be
Lieutenant, vice Cosby; and Gentleman-Cadet Edward Cita-
ther, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Gun.
• 16th Ditto—Ensign Mark Hayes to be Lieutenant, vice Blake-
aey, placed upon half pay.
21st Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Gordon to be Captain of a
Com-
ptiny, by. purchase, vice Whitaker, promoted.
24th Ditto—Ensign John de Neya to be Lieutenant, lice Walt*
'' billed in action.
• ,To be Ensigns—Serjeant-Major Fry, from the 95th Foot,
vice Nunn, deceased; Volunteer Henry Wigmore, from tb!
sth Foot, vice de Neys. : ,
leek Ditto—Assistant Surgeon John Lightbody, from the 'flit
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Boggle, promoted.
33d Ditto—Ensign Henry Bain, from the lit West York Militia,
to be Ensign, without purchase.
42d Ditto—To be Lieutenants,. Ensign Alexander Dickinson,
vice Gregorian, killed in action ; ensign Alexander lanes, vice
• Milne, killed in action.
To be Fuisigns—Volunteer J. Lane, vice Cullen, killed in action ;
• Mango Niacpberson, Gent. vice Dickin-on ; Cohn Walker,
. • Gant. vice Intios.—To be Assistant-surgeon, Assistant Sur-
. seen Duncan H nderson, from the 48th Foot, vice M'Coll,
deceased,
4sd Diem—Ensign T. H. Grabbe tq be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Shaw, promoted; Hospital-mate Henry Edwards to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Cumin, promoted in the 88th Foot.-
417th Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon Edward O'Leary, from the 52d
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice,Harpur, promoted.
59th Ditto—Lieutenant John Fothergill to be Captain of a Corn-
pany,by purchase, vice Fairfield, who retires ; Ensign George
S. Yaw to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice kothergill; Lieu-
, „ippon Marcus O'Hara, from the Antrim Militia, to be Ensign,
,ssfattlaeut purchase.
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60th Ditto-:-Serjeant -- Maxwell, from the 83d Foos, to be
Quarter Muter, vice Verbregge, deceased.
62d Ditto—Ensigu William Blakeley to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Robinson, who resigns.
63d Dttto—Lieutenant John Deport to be Adjutant, vice Church,
who resigns the Adjutanrcy only.
. elkit Ditto.—Edmund Martin Wightwick, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Cuyler, appointed tu the Ct Idstream
Regiment of Foot Guards.
71st Ditto—Hospital Mate John Donaldson to be Assistant Sur-
geon, vice Lightbody, promoted in the 28th Foot.
714 Dittoo-Lieutettant Robert Bland to be Captain of a Co.
pany, by purchase, vice Graves, ,prornoted.
79th Ditto—Brevet Major Andrew Brown to be Major, vies
Lawrie, killed in action ; Lieutenant Ale:sada M'Ltan to hti
Captain of a Company, vice Brown. •
To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign ThornasWalbeoffe,
vice Macdonald, dead of his wounds; Ensign James Hall, vice
H. Grant, dead of his wounds; Ensign John Fowling, vice
Pelaclean.
•To be I nstgns--Lachlan Mean Cameron, Gent, vice WO-
W:do; Volunteer Antilony Archer, from the 94th Foot, vice
Hall; Ogle Connor, Gent. vice Powling.
s4th Ditto...-Ensign E. J. Mockler to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Adams, promoted in the 12th Foot; Joseph
Hidden Slyfield, Gent. to be Ensizu. vice Mockler.
880 Ditto—Assistairt-Surgeon W. Cumin, front the 434 Foot,
to be Surgeon, vice Aithur, promoted.
89th Ditto—Lieutenant George Jones to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by purchase, vice Cresplgny,promotcd in the 88th ruin;
resign John H. Latham to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
(losses.
gad Ditto—Ensign Charles Gordon to be lieutenant, vice So-
tint-land, deceased ; Lieutenant George Menzies, from dial
Fife Militia, to bo Ensign, without pure/lase.
94th Ditto—Ensign Robert Macnab, front the EAlinbeigh $41.,
litia, to be Ensign,withost purchase.
96th Ditto—Ensign Charles Dutton to be Lieutenant, vice Ash-
ley, placed upon half-pay; Joseph Crips, Gent. to he Ensign,
vice Dutton.
Yd Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain R. Woods, from the sth
West India Regiment, to be Captain ofba Company, vice Lio
cap, placed upon the Retired List.
Royal African Corps—Lieutenant Adam Fife to be Captain of a
Company, vice Megaw, placed upon halt-pay.
Royal York Rangers—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John R.Vs'ard,
front the 27th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Bar-
clay, promoted in the Royal Corsican Rangers.
Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant John Sidaway to be Captain
of a Troop, vice Whittle, deceased • Cornet Adrian Eyma to
be Lieutenant, vice Sidaway; Regiment:l Serjeant-Major
Henry Winkelman, from the 3d Light Dragoons of the King's
German Legion, to be Cornet, vice Eyma.
Svirs*--Captain Philip Bainbrigge, from the 93d Foot, to be a
• Permanent Assistant Quarter-Master-General, with the rank
of Major in the Army, vice Pierrepoinr, killed in action:—
lieutenant A. Daigetty, from the 101st Foot, to be Staff Cap-
tain al the depot at York Hospital. •
MOSPITAL 'rare.
Staff Surgeon 'Henry Jrwin, M.D. to be Physician to the Forces.
To be Surgeons to the Forcer... Surgeon James Arthur, from the
. 88th Foot, vice Irwin ; Surgeon William Harper, from the
47th Foot • Surgeon John Boggle, from the 28th Foot.
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To be Purveyor to the Forces—Deputy FurveyrirThos. Hume
Bowles.
To be Deputy Purveyors to the Forces--PurveyoN Clerks Sa-
muel Cooper, George Winter, Wm. Clapp, and Chas. Soare.
To be Hospital Mate for General Service—T Soden, Gent.
The King's German Legion.
$d Battalion of Light Infantry—Assistant•Surgeon Geo. Heine,
from the Foot Artillery, to be Surgeon; Hospital-Mato Joint
P. Lange to be Assistant-Surgeon.
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vd .Pattilll4 of the Lin•--Edwird Harry Kiteknek, Gent. to be
...,4sisign, vice Borgstedt, promoted,
Ditio.-Cadet-Serjeant Wns. de Murree's to be Enelp, vice
Buckler, promoted; and Cadet-Serjeant Edwird Stanley to
be shits.
The Duke of Brunswick Oele Corps—Enaign Schneider to be
Lieutenant, vice Kunowsky, superseded; Corporal Biermon,
. from the Cavalry, to be Ensign, vice Schneider; Hospital-
.. Mate Ferdinand Hunerbein to be Assistant-Surgeen, vice
Lighten, who resigns.
Chaswureßritannique•-.-Ensign D'Olbrense to be Lieutenant,
• without purchase, vice De Chaillet, appointed to the Bour-
bon Regiment; Aylmer Dalton, Gent. to be Ensign, ilea
D'Olbreuse.
Eoyel Corsican Rangers—Major Delaney Barclay, MMus the
Royal York Rangers, to be Lieuteuent,Calouel, vice Ansley,
plated upon Hill-pay.
Atzmosiwt4outs.
Ensign Field, of the 41st Foot, is superseded, being absent,.
kirkkois leave.
• • 417Stirsuire, of the tititp Foot, b superseded,
The uppillognent of Mr, Robert Paisley to be flospital Moto

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for general service stated in the Casette of the *6th ultinto).l.
has not taken place. •
Commission in the Bedford Regimeni of Militia, signed by the
Loral Lieutenant.
ILWWiam Sweeting, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 19,141 k
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Nov. S. Francis Loader Hodshon of Btrood, Kent, brewer,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at duiliball.

Thomas Kirkpatrick, late of Maryport, Cumberland, draper, to
surrender November 13, 24, and December I, at eleven, at
the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs.
Mounsey and Giles, Carlisle ; or Mr. Henry Mounsey, No.
12, Staple-10, London.
William Marley, of the Sand-hill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-
draper, dealer and chapman, Nov. 13, 14, and Dec. 1, at eleven
at the George Inn, Newcastle. • Attornies, Messrs. Bell and
Brodrick, Nu. 48, Bow-lane, Cheapside, London; or Mr.
Seymour. Newcastle.
Reynold Wm. Chester, of the Poultry, London, hosier, dealer
and chapman, October 24, 31, and Dec. I, at twelve, at Guild-
, hall. Attorney, Mr. Fincbett, Great Prescot-street, Good-
mair's
Thomas Ridge, of Pirminster, Somerset, limeburner, dealer and
chapman, Nov. 3,4, and Dec. 1, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Taunton. Attomies. Mr. John Buncombe, Taunton; or Mess.
. Anstice and Cox, Temple. •
John Kell, of the parish of Broughton, Lincolnshire, rail-niter-
chant, dealer and Chapman, October 26, at three, October 27,
and Dec. 1, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston.
upon-Hull. Attorniei, Messrs. R. and T. Nicholson, Brigg ;
or Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Blackfrlars.
John Somervell, of London-Wall, London, merchant, October
27, Nov. 5, and Dec.l, at ten at Guildhall. Attomies, Messrs. ,
Keeney and Spur, No. 116, Bishopsgate-street-Within.
William Wilke, of North-street, City-road, Middlesex, mer-
chant, factor, dealer and chapman, October 27, Nov. 5, and
Dec. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Maudsley, Bite
mingham ; or Mr. Bodlield, Hind-court, Fleet-street: • •••
Richard Charles, of St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall, Middleiei,,
taylor, dealer and chapman, October 24, Nov. 10, and Dec. 1,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stott, Gray'sAntr.
Samuel Jemmett, of Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, coach-
maker, dealer and chapman, October 27, Nov. 5, and Deo. I,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Charlotte-street,
Bedford-square.
John Gilbert Burks, late of Taversham, near Norwich, Norfolk,
but now. of Arundel-street, Strand, paper-maker, October 27,
Nov. 3, and Dec. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patten,
Hatton-Garden.
PatrickWm.Burn,noworlate of Wapping, Middlesex ~ail-maker,
October 27, Nov. 5, and Dec. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Share, Broad-street, London• Docks.
Henry John) Chappell, Bethnal-green, British lace-manufactu-
rer, Oct. 97, Nov. 3, and Dec. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. At-
comics, Messrs. Howard and Abrahams, Jewry-street,Aidgate
Benjamin Martingriale, of St. James's-street, cook, Oct. 27, Nov.
to, at twelve,, and Dec. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Field and Sheargold, Clifford's Inn.
William Henshaw, Primrose-street, London, silk-broker, Oct.
24, 31, and Dec. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr.
James, Bucklersbury.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 57i-11 per Cent. 73i4—S per Cent. 89
Cons. 23;—for aec. 54-om. 43 pr.—Bond. 33.45. dis.
Exchequer Balls (Sid) Is. dm. Is.prc—Du. (30.) Us. ss. pr.
Bank Long Anns. 14. fitful.

• The following is a Journal of the recent proceedings
of Sir HOME Poniard's Squadron, on the Coast of
Spain. We regret to learn that the enterprize against
Guettaria has failed for the present :
d, We joined Sir Home POPIIAM'S squadron at St.
Andero ; we took on board the Ist battalion of Royal
Marines, cermisting of 637 men, and proceeded off
Guettaria in company viitl) his Majesty's ships Ve,
nerable, Medusa, Rhin, Iris, Surveillante, Diadem,
Latona, end Fox, all having either Marines or Spa-
nish troops en board, in order to make an attack ( n
the Rock of Guettaria, which is in possession of the
French, and very strongly fortified. We arrived of
the Rock on the morning of the 13th of Septimber,
on which, -and the following day, we disembarked•
guns, ammunition, troops, seamen, &c. on the banks
of a small river called Sem:ma-go, being about four
miles distant from the place when we intended to erect
our batteries. In the course of the night of the 18th we
got a two•battery erected, and commenced engaging
with the enemy on the 19th, at day-break, on which
day we were employed with seamen dragging guns
up hills, mountains, and very bad roads, to erect
Another battery, which was to have been within mus.

ket-shot of the Rock : as the party of the seamen with
wham I was, were proceeding with a gun, and had
got within about a mile of our destination, the enemy
threw several shells at us, one of .mhich bursting in
the air, I but narrowly escaped being killed, as a
r piece of it, weighing about 20Ibs. passed within about
isix inches of me, and dropped into the ground about
a foot and a half from me, but, thank Gon, it did no
one any harm. About 12 o'clock at night on the 19th,
an alarm was given that a reinforcement of 10,000
French were coming down on us from Sr. Sebastian,
on which occasion we were ordered to disable the
guns, and such stores as we could not retreat with,l
and to re-embark all our men, and such things as we
possibly could. However, by day-light, we had almost
every thing cff, when we found out that there had I
been a false alarm given—accordingly the orders were
then countermanded, and ordersgiven to disembark
men, guns, stores, Ac. and we proceeded to erect ba tte- 1
ries again. About noon of the 20th, orders were
given to re-embark all guns, stores, &c. in conse-
quence of the Spanish General saying, he would not
protect us from any reinforcement the French might
send ; consequently Sir Hosts POPHAM did not think
it prudent to do any thing more in it. The enemy
were reinforced on the 2.341 by 4000 men. On the
25th we weighed and proceeded to St. Andero. We
had one man, belonging to the Marine Artilirri, ',rho
had both his legs shot off by one shot, since dead."
Yesterday the Duke of Yoax had an audience of
the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-House.
Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Office, which con-
tinued sitting until five o'clock. e
• Lord CASTLEREAGH arrived at Dove. on Sunday
=timing, and bas taken up his residence at the Go-
Temor's apartinentA in the castle for the proem.

N4lllla. INIELLIG4NCE..
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FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 18.
Arrived two or three brigs, supposed coasterss it
blows so hard no boats have been to or from them.
TORBAY, OCTOBER 19.
Arrived the ALBICORE and HELICON. Put back
the FURIOUS gun-brig, and the transport No. 215 ;
two other vessels are now working into the Bay.—
Fortunately no damage was done last night in the
gale—it still continues a gale at W. S. W.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER co.
Arrived his Majesty's ships DORIS, from the East
Tndies ; SPITFIRE, from off Cherbourg ; RacooN,
from Plymouth ; TRAM, from a cruize ; FERVENT,
from Cork; and the IPMIOENIA, with a convoy of
transports from Lisbon.—Wind W.
The most serious damage sustained by the ship-
ping at this port, in the gale of yesterday, is the loss
of anchors and cables, which has befallen sevep or,
eight sail. The GENERAL ELLIOTT sunk at her
moorings, in the harbour, bat was got up agaictlis
morning. The COLUMBINE brig of war, and one
transport, came ashore .on the Spit, but are off aain.
without much damage. .49
• DEAL, OCTOBER '2O.

Came down from the River the Jack-Tar, fordo
' Janeiro ; the Nereide, for Gibraltar. The ship men-
tioned yesterday to have lost her foremast and bow-
, sprit, is the Danish ship Eliza. The Braganza and
Hester have each lost an anchor and cable. The
-outward-bound and King's ships remain.
DOVER, OCTOBER 20.
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A small expedition, consisting of several sloops of
errand other vessels, having on board a quantity of
Congrave's Rockets, sailed from hence on Saturday,
accompanied by Captain THOMPSON arid other Offi-
cers of the Engineers, and is said to be destined for
Spain, but the weather having come on so extremely
boisterous, it has been obliged to tun for the Downs.;
A vessel came in from Ostend on Friday, but brought'
no news, having been beating about for eight days.

LEITH, OCTOBER 17.

The Lady Forbes, Wight, from Jamaica, arrived
in Leith Roads, last night, all well. The Ferret
sloop of war arrived in the Rinds this morning-from
a cruize. Two Russian vessels arrived yesterday from
Archangel, bound to London. The Oberon sloop of
war sailed this morning from the Roads, with a con-
voy to Londcn ; she is to be docked at Sheerness.—.
The Hebe armed ship is to be paid off, and all her
men have been put on board the Eliza tender, which
Sails to-day for the Nore. The Manly gun.brig, that
was taken some time ago by the Danes, arrived here
on Wednesday with timber, under license.
GREENOCK, OCTOBER 16.
The Jane and Emma, FLECK, arrived at Glasgow
from New-Providence, in 57 days ; fell in with, on
the 4th of September, a wreck of a ship, the main
course marked Pender and Hunter, London I.the
main.top.gallant sail marked Mitchell and Cc, Low+
don : 13th September was brought to by his Majes-
ty's sloop HAZARD, in long 55. lat. 37. 21. N. In
lat. 51. 23. spoke the Fanny, of Liverpool, bound to
the Brazils, out two days, all well.

The gale in the early part of this week has been
tremendous on the coast, and the losses occasioned
thereby very great, as will be seen by what follows
SEVERE GALE AT PLYMOUTH.—HIS Majesty's ship
RacooN, at Plymouth, which was appointed to take
convoy to the eastward, got under weigh on Sun-,
day evening, and sailed ; buf, owing to the state of
the weather, none of the convoy could proceed. Du-
' ring Sunday night and Monday morning a gale was
I experienced which exceeded in violence any that had
! been witnessed there for the last five years. The
I transport-brig Reedness (F. G.), KNIGHT Master,
drove on shore in Catwater early on Monday morn-
ing, and soon after went to pieces—no lives lost; but
a poor boy, who remained on the wreck for somei
1 time after the struck, was rescued with great cliffs-1
1 ctelty. The large American ship Horace, with a cargo!
of wine, brandy, &c. lately arrived at Plymouth, from
Gibraltar, for London, soon after the transport struck]
parted also, and is now on shore on the rocks in Cat.
water and bilged : great exertions have been made to
save the cargo, some of which, with the materials of
clic ship, have been saved; but, as the gale continued,
it ;was much feared the remainder, with the ship,
would go to pieces that tide. The fine new schooner
Providence, of Brixham, BROWN Master, is on shore
in Millbay, with her bottom out. His Majesty's sloop
REINDEER, after firing signal guns during Sunday
night and Monday morning, was at last obliged as
cut, and, by mere dint of superior seamanship, suc-
ceeded in running up Catwater, where, not having
an anchor or cable remaining, she brought up, by
getting foul of a schooner, and thereby succeeded in
mooring her, until anchors and cables could be pro.'
cured. His Majesty's schooner BRAMBLE fired sig-
nal-guns during Sunday night, and had driven near
under the barracks at Millbay; but as' the wind
lulled in the course of Monday morning for a short
time, she was warped off to a greater distance.—
His ships in the Sound rode heavy, but not
i in- any danger. In Catwater, there are mooring-
! chains, by which vessels ride in tiers : during
Monday morning, one of those chains gave way, and
set the tier adrift; in consequence, the fine corvette-
built American ship, General Gates, with a valuible
cargo from Bourdeaux to America, was driven Up to
Oresten, where she lay bilged, and in a most critical
situation—part of her cargo was discharged to light=
her. A new West Indianian was also driven up the
River, and lies on her beam-ends on the mud. The
Coventry, Young Connecticut, Hirondelle, Betsy,
and Gascon, prizes, were also m the same perilous;
state, near Oresten, but were expected to be got off
without damage. A brig was driven past the Flying
Bridge, and now lies near one of the embankments
,of the Lara.. The damage done is immense, and
there was the appearance of a continuation during
Monday night of that violent gale. The beautiful
prize-brig, Eclipse, had drifted on shore, but as as-
sistance was sent her, she was expeCted to be got off
with trifling injury. The American ship Boston,
from Galipoli, was vet near the rock; in•Catwater,
having parted her cablq...
• f:4l-1940)ffs Oct. 19.1r-Last night at ten o'clock
the illbabitapts of thit Om) whose 21:11i40006

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similar to that of Simon the Tanner, were
edly summoned to behold full SO rods of the
barrier, erected to protect their habitations, swept awn
in a little time, and their dwellings, consisting of
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andation. a boat-builder's workshop, left in a moil peace's
situ
SWANSEA, OCTOBER have had a most te.
Ulm dou s gale and a very high tide. His m •
ship INSOLENT with the 12 following merchant veil,/
are driven on shore on the east side of this harbour
the prineipal part, if not the whole of them, have re,
ceived considerable damage. They are all Jou this
evening, and it is hoped most of them will begot tit
to-morrow. Our Piers have received much damins age,
LIST or MERCHANT Vrssr AND OTHERS SHoa"
The William, BUR ; Joseph, CLARK ; Vine, CLASS;
Harmony, LISTLEY ; Everington, Loaner?;
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and William, AYRES ; Fortitude, Jam:mos; tira.
HANcomu.; Jeanie, SWAN ; Brothers, Nitruu ; s:
phis, Huongs ; and the Jane and Mary, Kuntz,.
The Providence, DAVIES, is off the La with t 6 loss
Oilier main-mast, where slelias been scutued to pm,
vent her driving on shore. The schooner Skylab.
WILLIAMS, is also oh shore.

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The Alpha, May; Venus, Bell ; aad Bac*
Stukins, from Poole to Newfoundland, have peitsi
from the fleet, which sailed from Lymington 164
on the 29th ult. under convoy of the Ituros sloop.
The Kirkman, Tolly, from Lisbon to London, pie
into Falmouth, on the 15th inst. with the less of*,
ate. She is expected to sail in a few days,
The Eagle, Burfitt. from Newfoundland tollbiti,
was all wel‘on the Ist inst. in lat. 377.56. N. bet
1. SS. W. On the 2*.li ult. Captain Lein brouit
to and boarded the American, ship Woodbine,,
from New York to Lisbon; and on the 50th, the thip
Lucy, —, of the same port, bound to Lisbon,
both having licences from Mr. Foster.
The John Palmer, Reed, bound to Bengal, arrived
at Madeira on the 23d of August, and sailed from
thence on the 6th ult. under convoy of the Minden.
The Eight Sisters, —, from Dublin to Boston,
.was taken on the Ist of August, by the Ringdove
sloop, and burnt.

The New Liverpool, ---, laden with wine, is
taken, and carried into New York.
The Commander and crew of the Nautilus, Ludy
captured by the British, have arrived at Boston ins
cartel froin Halifax. On his arrival, Lieutensat
CRAXE informed Commodore Romani that six of
-his men were claimed by the Commander at Hali.
fax as Englishmen; that they were put in ironsood
were to be sent to England to be tried for theitlitts.
The Comm•tdore immediately stopped a cartel with
was then under way for Halifax with 120 Ea&
prisoners, and took out twelve Englishmen, u hole
tages for the six Americans.

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EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

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His Majesty's ship DORIS arrived at St. Helen's
yesterday, from India, left Madras the sth July, and
St. Helen.a the 4th ult.
The Mamma, Captain DoteAussoiso with the La•
NISTON, ROYAL CHARLOTTE, 110 d CA&IJ.VA, arrived
at Bombay the 7th May ; and the Cowers, which had
separated in sight of Johanna, also arrived there on
the 9th May. His Majesty's ship AMELIA arrived
at St. Helena 22d August, from the coast of Africa.
The DORIS brings the following intelligence:-.
that on the 25d ult. in lat. 14. 8. N. long. 28.11. W.
spoke his Majesty's ship LION, Captain Blom%
having under convoy the ships DORSETSHIRE, SCA=
CASTLE, LORD ELDON, BATAVIA, and CORNWALL.
On the 21st July, the DORIS spoke his Majesty's
ship MALACCA, Capt. BUTTERFIELD, ten days from
Java, bound to Madras, and learnt from him, that
the expedition from Batavia against the settlement
of Palambang had been completely successful, end
that the atmy, on its return to Java, had again been
employed against the Raja or Prince of Jacgoccat-
tra, who, it appears, had shewn symptoms of dissatis.
faction to the British Government during the ab•

sence of the troops.
This force was commanded by Colonel GILLIVEre
who stormed, the fortress and town in which they*
had taken post, and had succeeded in gaining ail.
plete victory. The Raja was taken ptiantrillY
the whole of his property captured.
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The Raja had 0,000 men in arms, sod mow.
'in killed and wounded is said to have bsiatt wire.
.-. Colonel GILLESPIE was wounded in the arilloalie
was getting better ; and our loss was inconsidnali
The NceruNn, AluusroN, ROYAL CILULOTn.
CA3ALVA, and COUTTS, were to sail for thins di
15th June.
" Vire have seen a letter from a Staff Officareak
neral HiLL's army,* who has formed a jonstiao4l
our Army of the Center, under General Akvalcil
Toledo. It states that, ,4 on the march di=
through Spain nothing could be more en
than the joy of the inhabitants at their dew
and the reception which Sir ROWLAND and the
met with at evel7 place they came to. Boost
moving on very warily, being apprehensive disci
supplies may be cut off. JOSEPH, SUCRE?, andl4.l
this;, are occupied in watching General MAOLMI4
with Generals ROACH, WHITTINGIIAM, MUMMA
and other Chiefs, with Spanish armies. Had tit
Marquis of WELLINGTON gained earlier possession
the strong Castle of Burgos, he meant to haws 101.
the Spaniards in it, and then to have seen Coit
szuLL's army over the Ebro and fairly into thgvat
country ; after which to have got down on.
to assume the command of the whole, and Email.
dispose of JOSEPH. SOUL'S', SUCHICT, and JotraDAVe
Don Csai.os continues still in Madrid, raising tat
my there, and pushing the patriotic inhabitant!'
conjoin. Indeed if the Spaniards do not rouse d/
selves to get.rid of the enemy, their caw is hocaitt
and further waste of British blood and sreasarasatog.
be useless. The country is now nearly freed r
their enemy and invaders:. The' rrtncb: hi*
obliged to collect and concentrate thew foricli.
every part of Spain to meet the furrei;ishie
which we have hmeght I
rlllas have fa play,

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