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London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
North Riding of Yorkshire.

Sir John Law*nn, Bart. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Oc-

sober 5, 1810.
Edward Hewgill, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above.

6th Regiment of North Riding Local Militia.
Ensigns Thomas Robinson, John Cockerill, John Yeoman,Tbo-
mas Pearson Joseph Wade, Daniel Paul, to be Lieutenants.
Dated October 31, 1810.

Samuel Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robinson, promoted.

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Dated as above.
William Horsley, Gent. to be ditto, vice Coekerill, promoted ;
Septimus Leefe, Gent. to be ditto, vice Yeoman, promoted.—
Dated u above.

'ommission in the 38th or Ayrshire Regiment of Mi
litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.

Captain Thomas Bottle, late of the st2d Foot, to be Captain, vice
Chalmers, promoted. Dated October 4E, lBto.

BANKRWPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Samuel Rowlandson and Edward Isaac, of Cheapside, London
warehousemen and copartners.

BANKRUPTS.

William Ball, of Budge-row, Loadon.warettousernan, dealer and
chapman, to surrender December 3,,1 a, and Jan. 8, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G. Adams, Old Jewry.
Ralph Child, of Darlington, Durham, fellmonger and leather-
dresser, dealer and chapman, Dec. 13, Is, and tannery 8, at
twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Darlington. Attornies, Mr.'l hnmas
Bowes, Darlington; or Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, "temple,
London.
William Hurwood, late of Ballingdon, Essex, millwright, dealer
and chapman, Decembet lit, at four, Dec. 13, and January 8,
at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds, Snfiblic
Attoroles, Messrs. *Artifice and Cot, King's Breda Walks,
Temple; or Mr. Henry Topple, Bury St. Edmunds.
William Cord), Nelson, of Fetter-lane, London, tavern-keeper,
wine and brandy-dealer and chapman, December 1, at one, ,
Dec. 8, at eleven, and Li:wary 8, at one, at Guildhall. Ancor.
ney, Mr. T. I'. Taylor, Pore-street, Cripplegate.
Daniel Hewson, of Wigton, and John Barnes, now or late of
Little Bampton, 'Cumberland, manufacturers, dealers, chap-
men, and partners, Det. 3,7, and 'January 8, at eleven, at the
King's Arms, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Battye„Chancery-lane,
London ; or Mr. Glaister, Wigton.
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Ralpk Nixon, of Manchester, warehouseman, dealer and chap-
man, December 10, 15, and January 8. at three, at the George
Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Swale and Heels; Staple
Inn, London; or Mr. Wm. Nabb, Manchester.
Oliver Veale and Richard Parsons, of Barnstaple, Devonshire,,
brandy-merchants and partners, dealers and chapmen, Dec. 14,1
15, and January 8, at.twelve, at the Bush Trion, Bristol.-.. 4
Anoraks, Mr. James, Gray's-Inn-square, London ; or Mr. i
Cooke, Bristol.
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Fames Robinson and Christopher Robinson; both late of Liver-
pool, Merchants, dealers, ekaprtren, and copartners, Dec. 17,
.18, and January 8, at on% at the Globe-Tavern, Liverpool.—
Attornirs, Messrs. Cooped mid -Lowe, Southampton Bs,
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Wi!Nem Dorrell, of Colchester, Essex, plember and 'beer,
dealer and chapman, Nov. 29, :he. 8, and Jan. 8, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, Wilson-street, Furtbory-
square, Landon.
William Pollard, the elder, and William Pollard the rimier, of
Bristol, merchants, dealefs and charnen, Dec. 1, sit, and Ja-
nuary 8, at twelve, at the White Lion, Broad-street, Bristol.
Anomie', Meisel. Clarke and Son, Bristol ; or Mesas. Jett.•
lairs, James, and Abbott, New-Inn, Lb/scion.
Samuel Holland and Thomas Smirk Williams, of Liverpool, De-
cember 20, 21, and Jan. 8, at one, at the Globe Tarim!, John-
street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thimuis Blackstocle, Paper
Buildings, Temple, London ; Mr. Lace, Liverpool ; or Messrs.
Bardswell and Stephenson, Drury lane, Liverpool.
Richard Beech, of Market-s:reet, H. rts, straw-Olt dealer, dea-
ler and eh:man. Dec. i, 11. aud Jan. 8, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. Anomie', Messrs. Denton and Barker, Gray's-Inn-square.
William Wilson, of Ne. 150, Fenchnrch-street, London, and of
Limehouse, Nliddlesci, merchant, dealer and chapman, Nov.
29, Dec. 11, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornid,
Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, London.
William Winter, of Pewsey, Wiltshire, shopkeeper, dealer and
chapman, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attar-
Lies, Mears. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, ‘racechurch-
street, London. •
Martin Sutton, of Tottenham-court-marl, Middlesex. baker,
dealer and chapman, Dec..i, 8, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at Guild:
ball. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Kennington-Cross.
Francis Millard and John Lee, of Size-lane, London, copartners,
packers, and calcaderers, Dec-: 1, at two, LS, and Jan. 8, at one,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messfs. Clarke and Richards, Chen-
eery-lane, London.
Charles l'rice, of the Strand, Middlesex, umbrella-maker, dealer
and chapman, Dec. 8, at 1 t ; 15, and Jan. a. at ten, at (Judd-
hall. Attornites, Messrs. Cregson and Dixon, 4yel-court.
lisrogmorton-street,
lamed Willis, of Stroud, Gloucestershire. draper, Dee. S. a!
five, 4, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the George Inn. Stroud. Ar
tornies,lidessrs. Sheppard and Adlington, Bedford-row, Loa-
di,n ; or Mr. %Val/sets, Stroud, Gloucester.
John Cheshire and John Johnson, of Birmingham, gon-bartd,
sword, and bayonet-makers, dealers and clupmen, Dec. 11,
it, and Jail, a, at eleven, at the Swan 'tavern, Bull-oreet,
Birmingham. Anomie, Messrs. Devon and Tooke, Gray's
Inn-square, London; or idr. Manawaring, Birniinghant.
John Witham, of Gractelnirdi•street, Poultry, Lyndon, hardware
man, stick and unibrelka-maker, dealer and coayman, Dee. 6,
18. and lan. 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Me. T.
Wilde, Castle-street, Etlcon-sqtare,
William Legassicke, of Butt-lane, Deptfpril, Kent, butcher, Nov.
80, at one, Dee. 8, and Jan. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Nelson and Wrentenore, King'..-ruatl, Chelsea.
John Keough, of King-street' St. Jaturs'ee.quare, Middlesex,
taylnr, dealer awl chapman, Dee. S, 10' and Jan. it, at twelve,
at Gud all. Attorney, Ml.ThennasEvans, No. 97, Hatton
Garen: ildh
Jeremiah Clifford, of Fohteck, Yorkshire, and /dui Jackson, at
Queen-street, Chrapside, London, merchants, dealers and
chapmen Dec. S. 10, and Jan. 8, at eirvett, a* the Golden
Lion, Leeds. Anomie's, Messrs. Atkinson and Ballard, in
Leeds, Yorkshire.

IENDS,
Wm. Warwick, of Red Lion-►treet, Clerkenwtll, Middleton,
jeweller, Dec. 1 S, at ten, at Ot.ildkall.—Wm. Newman, of Canter-
bury square, Southwark, and of Poole,Dorst tskire,nserchant, Dec.

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IS, at ten, at Gnildball.—Samuel Eastou, of Dower, leant, brandy
Merchant. Dec. 15, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Wm *lnwood and
Richard S. Heywood, of Manchester, barn-rnerclients, Dee. is,
at tinge. at the firid:ewater Arms Inn, Mandieater.—John Chile,
late of Huntingdon, grocer, Dec. 15, at ten,* the Fountain inn,
linntingdon.—James P. Fraron, of Upper Graf•on-street, iimmy
Square, Middlesex, lace Commander of the Belvidere, East India-
man, Dec. 1 s,•at twelve, at Guildhall.—Wm. Whitaker, now or
late of Wakefield, and Joseph Whitaker, now or late of Lee-fair,
Woodeburch, Yorkshire, colliers, Dee. 20, at eleven, at theWoot:
packs Inn, Wakefield.—John Todhunter, of Preston, linen and,
woollen-draper, Dec 17, at twelve, at the White Horse, Preston.
—John Dant!, of Kirby Stephen, Vi'estmoreland, banker, &c.
Dec. 15, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Henry Yietrig, of the IClir,i's-
Arms public-house, George street, Erick-lane. Mishiteset, i).c.
15, at tilla, at Guildball.—Thoinas Linfiird, of Cheaptide,Losiduo,
dlversmith and Jeweller, Dec. 15, at eleven, at Gulldliall.--Ar-.
their Williams, of Cheltenham. jeweller, Dec. 15, at one, at
Guildhall.—Tkooplialus Clivi and Samuel Richardson, of Tok'et.-
house-yard, London, merchasita, Nov. 10, at deem, at Wild-
hall.—Jo.epti Sander., late ut Ilineld.-y, Ltic•Ntershire, dealer in
cern, Dec. 18, at ten, at the Wool Park, Warn/A.—Josue 4e
rrado of Limc-street, LoDdoe, lead merchant, Dec. 15, at ten,
at Guildhall.—ltiebard Davin, of Rosesqateway, Surrey, leather
dresser, Dec. 18, at twelve at Guildhall.—Wnt. Brown, late cf
Kepier Mill, St. Giles, Durliani, miller. Dec. el, at eleven, at the
Wheat Sheaf, Fratnwellgate.--Edward Bradley, tilt elder, of
Aromley, Middlesex, baker, Dec. Si, at twelve, at Onildhall'.—
Patrick Kenesick, of Bristol, merchant, Dec i 11, at twelve, at the
Ruisitnet Tavern,. All•Sainta•Line, 8riit..1..--Fredericus Caspar:
Kopp, of Gard,:ii-r.ott. Old-,..-eet roai, Mldiltesex, ender, Dec.
Si, at twelve, at tliiilithatt.—John Nevortl and Sempion Ntwill,
late of Stoke, Staffordshire, Dec. 31. at twelve, at Goildhidt,.l Au-
.don.—Fredtridk Wagner, late al Uxbridge. Middlesex, dothier,
lux. 15, at one, at Guildhall.—John Brown, late of Long lane,
Bermondsey, 'Surrey, tanner. Deo. 15, at ore, at I .oris
dun.—John George Peters, of Chatham,•Kent, contectioner, Dec.
15, at eleven, at Guildli..l:, I .ondon.—Owtn Clinton, of fooleyf
street, Southwark, corn-nierthant, Dec. 13", at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London.—Adain Kruse, of Union-court, iltlad-street, mer-
chant, Dec. IS, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Thootas Aihton, of
?artsea, Hams, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall, London.—
Richard Phipps, of Maidst,iiie, Kett, ilr.en-tlrapr, Dec. tie, at
1111111561. at Guildhall, London,—George Wardle, of Neireiatle-
Tyne. groeet, Dec. 29, at eleven, at. Guildhall, Loudor.-
- vary Darwin, or Southem7ton, tailor, Dee. ,n, at QM; at GM*
bell, London.—Thotnas Cbippeniall. of St. Martin's .1214, Mid-
dlesex, uphelsterer, Del. to, at ten, at Utoliltilit• -s-Dantei Devitt,
of Old-int.:et Middlesex., Victualler, Dec..l4, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.—Joseph' Dods, of Cummercud Chambers, Manories, ship
7.
insnrance7broker, Dec. 1, at eleven, at Gisildhall.—Samuel Ha.-
maton, of Shoe-lane, -printer, Dec. e. 2, at eleven, at Gulldhall.-•-•
Richard Raselljof Shoreham, Kent, ihopkeeper, Dec. Slat one,
at Guildhall, Londott.—ltsbect Wood, ut fviargate, Kent, grocer,
Dec. 29, at elevoi, at C!.ildhaq, London.—Georre Batik's, of
Charing-(kola, • Wiladlnpet, ' co:4i ptoprietor, Jan. 1, at -.W1,. at
Unildhati,
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FROM LAST-NIOET'S iIAZETTE.

IN, CIONTINUATITNFIWKIVE pitEcgma PAGE„

• ADMIRALTY' OFFICE,bIOV. 27. ,
Copy of •a. Letter from Vicelickairal Drury, Commander in
‘ i Chief of Ms Majesty'sli otVesseli in the -East Indies, to
Croker, liege dated on board the Cornelia, tO Ma-.
-.ebeießiuds,July IL • • "
ise....fexp..rienie much pleasure in for Warding to you, for the
forotiliallon' of the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners
4fibriAdmitaky, eOII6RII of two letters received from Lieutenant
• Anoka; -Vero Drury, coMmanding Ms Majesty's cutter Sylvia,
,detailing the circumstances attending the capture of a Dutch ra-
- .dooot larii,Uteight guns, with two transports, and the destrustion
-of three piratical prows; and feel happy in the opportunity of
being able to express my approbation of the conduct and distin-
• guished gallantry of this old and deserving officer, which reflects
• t him the highest credit, and will, I trust, recommend him to
their Lordships.
• The Echo is • the 13th vessel of force which. bas recently been
taken from the enemy on the coast of Java.' I have the honour
ti be, &e. (Signed) w. O's. DRURY.
His Majesty's Critter Sylvia, off Angra peint, April 20.
• Stu-r Proceeding through the Straits of Sunda', ,
three separate attempts were-made, by armed prowsi
to stop the progress of hisliajesty'i cutter under my
command ; the position taken- by' these vessels wag
close to the Isle of Cracatoa, one of whirett;On the 6th
Jititsipt,' swept out Mil the Sylvia; tut wis gbon drove
on shore, taken possession: of, and. finsfir destrioYetii
after taking .Out one 6.pounder. Our thel,t.h fristahe
an Armed prow, of large dimenribor,-achinceit
,elose to. 41iip, Majesty's cutter, ;that I-judged& neces7.,
s., deviate from my course and destroy: this pi.
rate *filch resolutely approached boat, :Oder the
Command of .an officer,. and a. party .4, volunteers„.,
proceeded to harass the enemy; who now. endeavour-
ed to escape, but was prevented by the brisk .bra of
musketry kept up•by the detached party, which took
possession without sustaining the smallest loss.
On the 1 lth instant a large lugger, at aechoxun,
der Cracatoa, was seen to-get undeiweigh, her)nove:
ment indicating. an hostile intention ; I therefore.
equipped the prize, gave her. in command Mr.,
Chesnaye, who resolutely met theeneniyik approach,-
compelling him to seek safety by flight'; an tgand
intervening caused us to lose sight of the enemy,'
therefore weighed anchor and stood out for the pur,
pose of supporting the volunteers, who, T saw on the
Sylvia coming up, were on the point of boarding ;
the obstinate refusal of the enemy to yield, compelled
me to open and continue a destruCtive fire Until the
tugger sank.
Herewith I have the honour to transmit you a list
of killed and wounded, with a description of the 'ves.
sels attacked :

Armed Prow, 41 ale-pounder and co min.
Armed Prow, 0f.2 six-pounder. and 20 men; two killed and one
wounded.
Armed Luger Prow, of 3 eighteen-pounders and. 72 I:geflt
and wounded unknown.
Sylvia—None killed ; is badly wounded, I since deid.
I have the honour to be &c. '
• . (Signed) A.-
. %Lieutenant and Commander.
• Hit Majesty's Cutter Sylvia, of•Middlehurghisland,-Aki!. 27!
SIR—I have the honour to mention tayour Excel-
leney, that on the 26th instant, atiteak of *day, three
armed brigs with two lug-sail vessels 'were discerned
sail in the vicinity of Edam Island, hasteriing:
tcr‘ral•ds Batavia. Measures were instantly taken to-
infercept the sternmost vessels, by bfinging to close
action the Dutch National
:brig D' Echo, of eight six.
p_:unders and 46 men, commanded by Lieutenant
ChriStian Tbaarup, 4; 'surrendered to his Majesty's
cutter after.itharp contest of twenty Minutes, having
three killed and seven wounded, ourselves sustaining
a 1411'61: four men killed and three wounded, •••• •
'The instant that a separation between the Sylvia
and her prize could be effected,. pursuit was given to
the headmost brigs, which, aided by . a favourable
breeze and intervening shoals, effected their. ,esCape
to the batteries of Unrust, leaving his Majesty's cut-
ter to take posseision,of iwo, transports, mounting two
9-pounders- and defended by 60 men each.
days from Sourabaya, laden with artillery eqUipige
and valuable European goods. •
Sub-Lieutenant Chesnaye's conduct in this affair
and throughout the whole cruize, has been highly
merit-Prious. I therefore beg leave to recommend
him to your Extellency as a brave young officer.: •' • • ,
The inferior officers and seamen evinced the great-
est desire Of bringiutthe Whole of the enemy's force to
• although much weakened by a deficiency of
twelve Menu rendered incapable by wounds received'
on a recent ocCasfon with some desyerate pirates,
thive the honour, to . (Signed) ,
A. V. DitURY, •
Lieutenant and Commapier..
Has Eteelksacy Rear-Admiral Drury,
ke: atc. 1,..n.1 Indies.

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Vice-Ain:H.o. Dittity; 'Commander in .0 mit
the; Eatc Indies, haS,Jransmitted to. John ,Wilson,
Cruker, Eiq. two.letters he had received from. cap.
tain Tucker, of his Majesty's :ship
„Drver. ,011444.005.!
Lig u rope-wt. frtiii) Captain Spencer, of tlie,S arang
sloop, of itskcessful.attati made by him Au, e fpyt
th
in e ISTSnillif - PLlT>riVyriiom Wheat* hi of -Vet.
the, giii ristin,_rrdnanee, and public property ;kind the
other, tiansmittiiig_the ftillowing list; of veitels 'gaps-
tured by the ships under Captain Tocker's.otslers ise.:
tween the #th of Mar' and 290) of April lair' •!..: -.
Account,of.cnervy's vessels ezptered by his Majciii'S ships under
ny orders, between the sth or March and 29th of April 1510,
I)utels'ehip Caroline, J. Jacobson, Captain, 411 guns and -18 men,
clteredbyffie Cornwallis, company's cruiser, laden with cur-
glses for r climate. . .
• pack brig Recruiter, 1). fiege.naard; Captain, of 12 gene and 50
,_ limn: captured by the Semarang. • • •• • •- •
VW .1,1 1).4 Dely, J. Sclimiitit, Captain,. of 'lO stmli and SS tr.en,
captured by the. Cornwall,. .
- • putth brig Slammas of 4 gun, and 30.114n0i; Wen whheevern.
• meat sapplles for 'Ainboyna, Banda, Termite, Meiodo, and
. . Girbr.call.. •

putch bag Maidleong, oft gssoa andiMmootiadlolt Atilt& ditto.
Dutch Prig Etwiina, Egos, Caputo, dt4 guns aletso min,
laden witlattlitto.
Putch Wit lA/ u Sing, of 2 gent and so men ; laden with ditto.
Dutch slaw Javan. (,1 * guns and go men; laden with ditto.
Dutch iillsl4/111ac.usat, of 2 guns and 18 men; laden with ditto.
Dwell 'Sloop, of 2 glnts aad 10 nein ; laden with, ditto.
Dutch Anew, of SFttua and 12 men ; laden wit?, intro
(signed) EDWARO TucICEIt•
3E3TIAC r.--I &Vie Brigs, 4 Slnopfi, 53 Vessels of various de-
scriptions frorn•fonner accounts since prcenibcr, 1809.
T0:a164.. •
,(6ignesl) •• • Zootouta Tnett tit;
Cory of a letter from Calitain liothant, of ins Majesty's ship the
;:Jrthumberland, addressrd 4) Ad o~f
.Lore Gambier, and
transmitted by his Lord-hip to Tohn :WiTyrin Croker,
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Northumberland at Seat Nov. tg, ISt°.
lulV•Lotto—pl have the' h• mom. to ofwitirlt your.
Lordship, that his ktaiesty's ship ttlQralusnbcriAnd