The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-11 00:00:00

Ti jJ4 s'rArr ESMA N.

DIVE 111.1 L. PAR LIAMEA
I!OL'SE or Loßos, v., 9.
rioirrti WICK PLER

oPuerAf., Jratri• 1., •• . Ira 7, 1812.
, I,llery.
lieut.nanr 4'gam 1.1 'WI to he Second Captain,
vice Coy, levJettired. 11::.ted ;.l ' 181/ . •
lieemid • !I. I).gilhv to be First Lieutenant,
Oitt • : .‘e.
• Stel,4l ( I ,tin ard A • hihn Jones to be Captain,
• • • • • "" • '
• vice ^.;; tfre,ne Il.ded Nil Ito, 181.:. •
1-Secard.(Attaia Moo to he Adjutant, vice Jones.
4Dated r.;
"kir t I,.enteo;:nr k!alrk Maier% ill • !to be Second Captain, vice
lion& 1/..4:141
SVC tin!: O't tok , I lakFirst Lieutenant, vice
Dated.a. s
eumissions signed by the Vice- Lieutenant of the County of
mirrey.
Ist Regiment 4,1 110..41 Surrs•s ia.
William Rowel§ Chalimier, Gait. it, i:mign, on a vacancy.
Dated March 31, 1812.
Yd Regiment.
The Itonotoritble Thomas Crawley Onstolt to be Colon:•1, vice
Thomas Lord Viscount Cracley, resigned. Dated March 15,
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Essex.
Thomas Barrett LenuartlrEvq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated
December 23, 1811.
Edward Harvey. )sq. tn•be ditto. Dated as above.
George Rce,h, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above.
William Tairal. Esq to be ditto. - Dated as above.
Sir Ito'ilirt 1S igram, Bart. to br ditto. Dated January 14, 1817.
Zac'hariah Button, Elsq. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Jo a Loidwick. kisq. to to ditto. Dated as above.
Jonathan Crosier, 10 1 e ditto. Dated as above.
Peter Denys, Ltq. to be ditto. Dated as above.
John Icussell, Esq. to he ditto. Dated as above.
Ist Regiment of Essex Local Militia.
Francis Peter Werry, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Aptil 16,
1812.
George Pocock, Gent. to be ditto, vice Clark, resigned. Dqted
April 20, 1812. • ,
Id Regiment.
Charles Butler, Geacto- be. Lieutenant, vice Bunt e, resigised.
Dated Starch 10, 1812.
John Macqueen, (tent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County 'of
Renfrew.

In a Committee of Pt Mi:-...lVejderh‘Sorn war, heard
at considerable length, h, it: support of the. claim of
- • Borthwick, I sui. to theanove ('eats) barony..
The Earl of RA D'..i(Ht then submitted a propmition the
Committer, tonehin.., the nature anti extent of the evidence-An
be given, the considt ration of which was. on the sumestion of
the laird Chancellor; postponed till Thursday next. The Cont-
unitive then ritljoitrued, and the Holm. reAsmed.
After prayers (by the Bis'mp of Oxford) were rend, their
Lordships proceeded to o)m:it'd the Bill, upon the table, which
m ere mostly of a private or Ideal description. Anion; them the
Wrought Hate Duty Drawback Bill, vs as read a second time
and committed for Monday.
Moore's Divorce Bill was reported, and the same agreed to by
the House. _ _ _

The iiiraongham Police Bill %las read a third time and paged
The lteport of the Committee of Privileges, on the case of
the IZoxhiirgh Peerage, was ordered to be taken imo considera-
tion on fdonday.—AtUounted.

F.m THE LONDON G.IZETTE, stir 9.

Admirally-Oijice, Noy,.
[TRANSMITTED DV Slit EDWARD PELLICW.I
Majesty's ship V ictorinas, Port St.
George, Lissa, March J. !
got,—On the 16th alt. I arrived oil the Port of Venice; the
weather was very foggy at the time, and continued solo the2lst, :
which prevented me reconnoitring the port. At half-past twit !
o'clock p. w, OU that day, a brig was seen IS.N E.; at three
o'clock a large ship with two more brigs and two settees in the
same direction. All sail was made in chace. At four o'clock I !
made the Weazte's signal to prepare for action: at this time
was convise ol that the ship seen was one of the enemy's line-of-
battle ships, ptimeeding from Venice to the port of Pala, in Is-
trio. The enemy were sailing in a line of battle, with the two'
gon-boats and one brig a-head, the other two brigs iu a line
rut ra. At half-past two o'clock o.m. I perceived that one of the
enemy's brigs dropped astern, and that the line-of-battleship
had shortened sail to allow her to close again. I hailed th -
Weazle, and ordered Captain Andrew to endeavour to pass the
Victorians, and if possible to bring the brigs a-stern of the
Commodore to action, in hopes of inducing him to shorten
sail, which had the desired effect. At a quarter past four
o'clock, his 'Majesty's brig Weazle commenced the action with
the two brigs. At half-past four we commenced action at the i
distance of half pistol-shot with the line-of-battle shin, neither
ship having fired a single shot until that time. At five we per. '
ceived a brig to blow up; at day-light I perceived the Weaz le in
chace of the brigs. the gun-boats not in sight. I recalled her,
as she did not appear to close with the chace. We Were at this
time in seven ri,001113 water, of the Point of Gran, and I was
fearful we might want assistance from her, in case either of the
ships had got on shore on the bank. Capt. Andrew, on being
recalled, placed hi, brig very judiciously on the bow of the
line-of-battle ship, within pistol-shot, and in that situation be
gave her three broad: ides. The enemy for nearly the last two
hours 'had been remicred perfectly unmanageable, and had
kept ua a very shot fire, and that chiefly from two guts on the
quarter-deck ; her wizen-mast fell over her side about a quarter
before nine o'clock. At nine they hailed us, and said they had
struck; I sent on board Mr. Peake, the 'First l.ientenant, to
the possession of her. I found the squadron we had engaged
consisted of two gun-boats, the Marneloke brig of 10 guns, and
Juan and hie are, of 18 guns each, with the Ellyn'', 01 71 guns,
bearing the broad pendant of Commodore Barre, the Comman-
der in Chief of the enemy's forces in the Adriatic. From the
length of the action, and the smooskness of the water, the loss of
men, and the damages on both sides, I am sorry to say, have
been very great indeed, neither ship having been above half
intisktootiot distance front each other during the whole of the ac-
tout, which only ceased at intervals, o ben the ships were hid
from each other by the fug stud smoke, and were not even able
to see the flashes of each other's guns.
I feel great satisfaction in saying that the conduct of Coro.
modore Barre..doring the whole of the action, convinced me
I had to deal with a roost gallant and brave man. and, in the
mancno v ring his ship, a utast experienced and skilful officer.—
He dirt nut surrender his ship till nearly two hours after she
was reudered unmanageable, and had '4OO killed or wounded ;
his Captain and most of his officers either killed or wounded.
By the return,
you will perceive, Sir, that our lass too has been
very severe. .1 have to regret as well as the service, the loss of
two very fine young men, Lieutenants Thomas H. Griffiths and
Robert S. Aslabridge, of the Royal Marines, who were mor-
ality wounded early in the action, with many other brave and
good men, both seamen and marines. The essoduct of the
offieeri has been throughout highly meritorious, both duriug
the action, and also in securing the masts of the ship, in the
very bad weather we met• before we gained the port of Lissa.
Having received a contusiou from a splinter early io the ac-
tion for some days afterwards I have been deprived nearly of I
my eye-sight ; all which time the exertions by Mr. Peake, my
Senior Lieutenant,_ prevriited inability from being of any !
detriment to his alajesty's service. The Rivuli, iu crossing
the t ailph of Fiume, lost her fore and mainmasts ; hut by the
exertions of Lieutenants Whyte and Coffin, who had charge
of her, site was brought safe into the port of Lissa under jury
masts. I feel particularly indebted to Captain Andrew, of
• the Weazle, for his exertions during the action, and also for
the assistance he gave to the Rivoli afteroards. have
sent inclosed a copy of his letter, reporting to me his con-
duct, and that of his officers and crew, during the night of toe
action. He particularly mentions his senior Lieutenant, is bun'
he strongly recommends to the notice of the Coninsaitdia in
Chief. 'The numbers of wounded, amid the severity of the
'wounds, has caused Mr. Baird, the Surgeon, and. Mr. O•lettra,
the only assistant on board, very great fatigue. The conduct of
Mr. W. IL Gibbons and Mr. Juba J. Keeling, master's-mates,
deserves notice. The conduct of Captain Steevens, of the royal
marines, I cannot avoid mentioning, and that of Mr. Craw-
ford the master, was perfectly to my satisfaction. During the
whole of this severe action not a single explosion took place on :
board, or a man hurt. either through carelessuess or accident ;
both the officers and men, for their steady and cool conduct, de-
serve every credit. I have sent herewith the returns, as far as •
I have been are to procure, of the killed and wounded on
board the Rivoli. I landed a great number of the wounded pri-
soners in Istria, having sent a flag of truce to the *town of
I'irang, to request the Commandant of that port wou d send
off boats to receive them, which accordingly be did. I have
sent the remainder of them from this port by a schooner to Spa-
latr o, iu Dalmatia. When we commenced the action, the Vis-
torious had only i 3 persons actually on board, War which were
in the sick list, but most of the sick were able to assist in the ac- '
eon. The Rivoli bad on board 883 persons at the commence-
ment of the action. I have the honour to be, &e.
(Signed) .1 OIIN TALBOT.
Captain of the Victorious, and Senior Officer
of the Upper Part of the Adriatic.
To Chas. Rowley, I:sq. Captain of the Eagle,
and Seoior °Seer in the Adriatic. _ • • I
A letter from Captain Andrew, of his Majesty's sloop Wea.
sic, 224 day of February, 1813, Cape Salvore, S.E. by U. dis-
tance 12 or 11 miles, states an engagement with two Usenchbriirs,
one of which, after an ,action of forty minutes, blew up
o Nowt doing our vessetany damage, only three men is saved
from her, and those much hr ased and wounded. She wit, the
French brig is aleretire, of eighteen twenty-four pounder car-
so-ales. The other brig escaped.
Admiral }'oley transmits a letter from Capt. Cunningham, of
his Majesty's sloop Bermuda, giving an ace.ount-of the recap-
ture of the A penes, near }staples,-CapL Cunningham adds,
that the Skylark was completely destroyed, lying some disfase.e
to the eastward, still smoking. Foor soldiers, calling • them-
selves part of *se, King of Rome's body-ea:lra. and bearing the'
insignia of that corps, were taken on board Inc Apeltcs.

William Napier,. Eq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Feb.
:!1, 1812.

Renfrewshire Regiment of Militia.
Robert Swinton, Esq. to he Major, vice Athekay, promoted in
the Argyle and Bute Regiment. Dated February 24, 1812.
Ydßegiment of Renfrcwshire Local Militia. •
William Cochran, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated May 6,
1811.
William Stevenson, Faq. to be Captain. Dated as above.
Robert Watt, Esq. to.he ditto. Dated as above. • •
Robert Hodgart, Esq. to be ditto Dated as above.
Robert King, Gent. to bib Lieutenant. Dated as above.
John Brown, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above.
Hugh Al'Alpine, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above.
James Baird, Gent: to be Ensign. Dated Feb.l6, 1811.
John M'Alister, Gem, to be ditto. Dated May 6, 1811. •
James Latta, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June •,?2, 1811.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Berks.
Royal Berkshire Militia.
George Granville Graifeß, Esq. to • be Captain. Dated Feb. 1,
1811.
James Goddard Doran, Esq. to beditto. Dated Feb. 11,1811.
William Booth, Gent to be Lientenint. Dated August 12,
1811.
William Stainton Hodgson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated 0it.29,
1811.
Henry Stephens, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 22, 1812.
Thomas Preston, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jno. 23, 1812.
George Grubb, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 14; 1811.
Clurrizs Atkinson, Gent. abbe ditto. Dated Sept. 21, 1811.
Francis Nathaniel Newbolt,•Cient. to be ditto. Dated Nov.
26, 1811.
Guyboen Domain, Gent, to be ditto. Dated March 2b,1812.
James Gsnt, to be ditto. Dived April 4, 1812.
Ist Regiment of Local Militia.
F.dward Woodcock, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 7, 1811.
Charles Slocuck, Esq. to be ditto.. Dated April 8, 1812.
Charles Eysion, laq. to be ditto, Dated April 9,1814.
Arc! er Croft, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 18, 1812.
Druitt, Gent. to I c ditto. lkted April 20,1812. •
2d Regimeut.
William russuni, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 14,1911.
Thomas Frtderick Sowden, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Aug. 7,
1811.
Samuel Butler, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 1, 1811.
William Ilear) llaidnia% Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 15,
1811.

'A, or Royal Regiment. •
Henry George Tray torreos, LK. to be Captain. Dated June
13, Rill.
George L. of Sunderland to be ditto. Dated March 49,1812.
Alichael Blount, E.N. to be ditto. Dated Apriltnl, 1814.
James Samuel Smith, Gent. to be Lieutcannt. Dated June 3,

1811.
Thomas Workman, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March '29, 18W.
William Cannel, Gent. to he Eteign. 'kited as above.
Ist Berks Citvalry.
Richard Seliwood, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Oct. 9.7811.
B.rtholomew Wroughton, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Feb.
15, IF.II.
Alfred Slocock, Gent. to Ile ditto. Dated Oct. 9, 1811.
Wargrase Cavalry.
Thomas Kebble, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 1, 1811. •
John Swallow, Gent, to be Cornet. Dated as above.
White Horse Volunteer Infantry.
James King, tent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 15, 1811.
William Church, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Edward Ili.coek, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. •
Benjamin Smith, Gent. to be ditto. • Dated Feb. 22, 1811.
Robert Erleher, Geat. to be ditto. Dated March 11, 1811.
William Doe Belcher, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Feb. 15,
1811.
Joseph Ivey, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 11, 1811.
Henry Palmer, Gent, to be ditto. Dated April 19, 1811.
• Wind7or Volunteer Infantry.
George Brown, GeurPid he Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 15,181.
Edward Bovingdon, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Richard Slit-crown, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 11, 18/I.'
Robert Blunt, Gent. tube ditto. Dated as above.
Commissions in the Ist, or Western Regiment of Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. '
Henry Francis Mavor,• Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated April
2, 1812.
Thomas Stevens, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above.
Commissions in the North York Local Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of the Countyi of Wink.
4th Regiment.
Ensign George Borne: to be Lieutenant. Dated April 6,
18 t 2.
John Walker, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 21, 1811:
William laniethraite, ('.rat. :wbe •Doted subose,
gth Regiment. ,
Thomas Steele, Cant; to be ?'align. Dated April 19; 1811.
Commissions signed by the Vice. Lieutenant of the County of
Oxford.
1•t, or Western Regiment. •
Charles Walsh, Gent: to be Lieutenant. Dated April 14,
Is:2.
Thomas Fletcher Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign: Dated as
above.
9d, or Nortbern.Regiment. •
Ensign Urban Roberts to be Lieutenant. Dated April 14,
1812.
Ensign William Robinson to be ditto. Dated as above., •

• ..iIIANIGRUPFGY ENLARGED.
J. S. Fall. Spread Eagie-cOurt, Threadneedle-street, Wolter,
! from May 5 to. June I)„,at Guildhall. . ,
BAN KKUPT CY SUPERSEDED, .
1 H. Kelleway, Lougham, Hampshire, sordtster.
. I BAN KRA) PIS.. • - •
OFee of Ordnamed, May 5, Hllt. i N. Carlini, Skinner-street, Soon-bill, apholsteree. to fur-
Itocal Regiment of Artillery. render, May Li, 5h3, June 'l4l, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Ilr••ret-Major Chart-est% Bingham to be Major, vice New' ouse, Nouse, Salszburv-square•
retired upon the invalid Battalion. Dated March l'.', it'll. : .1• Nauman! WWI-lane. whoiftak 'rot •No 1L 19,
Second cap:nia Peter Wallace to be Captain, vice loogham. Jtibe`...4), at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Ti a .and Preston,
Dated as above. • • Chatham-place,Blackferan. •
First Lieutenant Curies Napier to be Second Captaic, site W. law, jun. Birmiagliam, iron-dealer, May 19, SO, Jane
Wallace. Dated as above. 20, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attoruic., Mettant,.eile-
Second Lieutenant Rot ert Grimes to he First Lieutenant, vice you and Tooke, tiray's inns and Messrs, Barker and Vaett,
:Vapier. Dated ac above. Birmittglituti. .. • • - ..
Adiuctut William Wyldc to be Vecond Captain. Dated as T. Jordan, Gruelfix-laps, Borough, 'vietuAller,' May 43, 21,
ahm r. June •20, at Guildhall. •Attornies, Memo. Vandercum and-co-
Major. t ;corral John Ramsey to he Colonel. Ortstrnandamt,•Vire Jaya, Isusto.bina,•CaudOri-similk. - • .
Da% jet:, deceased. Dated Mare:, 17, Hill , %V, yiekt, atili,stet‘et, •Hanateei-square,Apotbreavy, May 12,
rr
1 irote tal-C •lonel George Cookson to to Colonel, vice Rime' 19, June 30, ntUlaildisall. ..411q1'pnr, Air. A:Becket, °video.
• stl• Dated as above. -, ieum.
• .
Major lttiiiiam Dixonto be Lieuteutint-Culonel, vice Cookson, . A. Carrington, Znitelisd-friars, ligbtermen , May 1?, I*,
Dated as :those. Jour 2 ,at ttildbilik. Vioreci, Mr. Mlliaraii, Cassitne'Mreet,
Brevet-Maine Jolla Dyer to be Major, vice Dixon. Dated as 'Chancery-lithe. - . -
a use. • .P. J non, RmenfejtillblfrliYl liklisenet 'lei y 19,19_1 thine 20.
Second Captain Richard Jones to be Captain, vise Dyer, Dated at Gailo4. -' Astoraels *4%7 Villellea, Ursa •Pratieeponteet,
' -

MINTIUI PROMOTIONS.

as a hove.
/Int ;Anatomist Charles Gordon to txo Sgroo4 fAtitgio, Op.
Japes. Mini 1111, above.
ilecond Liestruaut ll.•n•oe Hill tope fintj,froiropt,yirtt
P0:4043, I**d tOgrcb 17, 1811,

Cdr,
(ipp.bnag j
he
J, Milja ,19PL Hels.to May 1/tion WIC %lit.
Oreybtkad 1001filniefta I. A es. r
gor told KOSelit/Palig* 1111 h Alief,lll%lll* 111Piki, tau-
' kb/ Pr. Wit

i_ f.

J. Lander, Birmingham, merchant, May 22, TI, June (.1), at
the Rola! lintel, Birmingham. Attoruies, Alet•srs. IVebb mad
Tyndall, Birtaliugliam ; and Nlcssrs. Tarrani, Clarke, and Rich-
ards, Chatocery-laue,
T. Hidn ell, I tehennr, Sinter, ship builder, Mpy 16, 23, June
20, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. :Sind, Throganorton-
street.
W. Llewellyn, Fenehurch-street, glerdnust, May 12,23, June
90, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Setree, Bell-court, %Val-
brook.
1.. Timer, Stone, Staffordshire, butcher, May 15, 16, June2o,
at the Bell l,tn, Stone. Attornies Mmes. %1 Fairthorne,
and Clarke, Waruford-court ; mid Mr. Vernon, Stone, §tar-
fordsbire.
• M. Newham, Falkingham, Lincolnshire, carpenter, June 4,
5, 20, at the Greyhound but,. Valkingham. Attoruies, Mr.
Sn'iith, Burbling, near Falkingham; and Messrs. Jobasqn and
Guskill, non., n-court, Grays
R. A oderton„ Birminghana, cutler and edge tool-maker, May
' 19, 20, June 'll, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Attorney,
Mr. Lowe, Itavt•nhaust.

C. Chapman, IVest'filbury, Essex, draper, May 19, 29, June
20. at Cualdball, London. Attorney, Mr. Webb, St, Thomas-
street. Borough.
It. SAraine and B. Stephenson Leeds, Yorkshire, nserehants,
May June 20, at the Bull and .11outh Inn, Leeds. At-
tornie4, Mr. Bradbury, Leeds; and Mr. &Live, Chancery-
lane.

W. Masters, Wareham, Dorsetshire, inaholder, May 22, 23,
.lure al, tit rho Red Lion, Wareham. Attornies, Mr kowden,
Wimborne Minstek, Dorsetsbire; and :Messrs. W. and J. Allen,
ClitFord's Inc .

.1. Chap:nit:4 Bakewell, Derbyshire, mercer and linen.dra.
per. slay /2, June 20, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Whe-
w eIL Attornies, blesses. Brace hnd Plomer, Estex-court,
Temple; and Mr. Bossley, Bakett ell.
ukittenden, Bolsover-street, 0441-street, builder, May
12, SO, June At, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harman, W
Mice-court, Fleet-street.
11. blerryn rather and R. Brain, Ardts ich, Lancashire, brew-
ers, June 5,6, 20, at the Star Inn, blanche ster. Attornies, Mr.
Walker, Manchester; and Mr. 1:11is, Chattccry-lane.
C Powell, Pwll y Can, Monmouthshire, timber-merchant,
May 18, 19, at the King's Hotta Inn. Monmouth, June 20, at
the Black Reek Inn, Portskeweft, Molintotalr,hire. Atrocities,
Messrs. Holmes and 'Lowden, Clement's Inn; as! Mr. Gabell,
Crickhowell, Brecoushire.
DIVIDENDS.

.....
June 9, E. and S. Jackson, Bilston, Staffordshire, (spanners
—May I 2 W. Murray, Pall Matl-court, Pall Mall, tailor—
J une 2, E.. Palmer, Old Jewr.', paper-hanger—June 9, S. Sul-
hogs, Little Coggershall, khsex, maltster—June 1, At. A. lila-
ney, S ,iffnaU, Shropshire, money-scrivener—May sfl, F. Pc-
teisdorff, Mutat-garden, furrier--May 311, J. Irwin, Church-
Court, Clement's-lane, merohant May 97, It. Ileyworth, Great
Grimsby, Lincolnshire, mercer and tailor-I.W v 25, E. C.
Millburn, J. Hallowell, and T. Waltusley, North Shields, ship-
builders—June 19, A. Ikllringer, Bodmin, Cornwall, linen-
draper—June 8, H. Eccies, Beverley, corn-factor-Jute 1, J.
Birch, ten. and 'J. Birch, juh,'Slanchetter, cotton-merchants—
June ii, L. Peacock, Beverley', woollen-draper—May SU, 3. E.
IVilson, lioundAlitch,bardwareman—llay 30' W. Ford, Beck-
ington, Sonftrsetshires nsalbter —May :Al, J. P. Woolly, 1% al:
ham-green, brewer—May 90, .1.-Litt) ens, I.lsksd's Coffee-house,
insurance-broker—May 30,. Clamp and 3. Moore, Little
Newport-street, Soho, warehousemen—May 30$ D. Phillips,
Walbrook, tailor—June 1, J. Tordoff, Leeds, woolstapler--
May 23, T. Good, Northumberland-street, Charing-crovs, mer-
chant.