JAN 3. been surrendered whilst a Milt lived on board, had she been manageable. lam sorry to say, (Mr loss is very severe ; I find by this day's muster, thirty-six killed, three of whom lingered a short time after the battle; thirty-two slightly wounded, who may all do well ;—total, one hundred and four. The truly sober and animating conduct of my officers, and the steady bravery of my crew, to the last moment of the battle, must ever render them dear to their country. My first Lieutenant, David Hope, was severely wounded in the head towards the close of the battle, and taken below ; but was soon again on deck, displaying that greatness of mind and exertion, which though it may be equalled, can never be excelled ; the third Lieutenant, .lohn Bul ford, was also woun ed, but not obliged to quit his quarters Second Lieutenant Samuel Mottley, an() he, deserve my highest acknowledg ments. The cool and steady conduct of Mr.\Valker, the master was very great during the battle, as also that of Lieutenants AVilson and Magill, of the Marines. On being taken on board the enemy's ship, I ceased to won der at the result of the battle. The United States is built with the scantling of a seventy-four gun ship, mounting thirty long twenty-four pounders(English ship gurOon her main deck and twenty-two forty-two poiinders carronades, with two long twenty-four pounders on her quarter-deck and foiecastle, how itier guns in her tops, and a travelling car ronade on her upper deck, with a complement of four hundred and seventy eight picked men. The enemy has suffered much in masts, rigging, and hull above and below ; her loss in killed and wounded, I am not aware of, but I know a Lieutenant and six men have been thrown overboard. Enclosed you will be pleased to receive the names of the killed and wounded on board the Macedonian ; and have the honour to be, &c. To J. %V. Croker, Esq. Admiralty. jNO. S. CARDEN. List of Offieers and Men Killed and Wounded on board his illidesty's ship Illaccdnitiln. Lit action with the United States. Kit:ED.—Mr. James Holmes, boatsw:tio ; Mr. Thomas James Nankivell, master's mate ; Mr. Dennis Colwell, schoolmaster ; William Brown, boatswain's mate ; John Storvey, captain of fore castle; John Wells, captain foretop ; Joseph Ne•xell, captain mast ; Alexander Johnson, John Pierson, John Smith William Hodge, William Aldridge John M'Wiggan, John King, Thomas Curtis, George Watson, Thomas Hutchinson, John Card, Thomas Kayton, George Insliff, William Shingles, James Beat, John Hill, John Wallis, lames Kelly, and James Wat ren, seamen ; Joaquin Joze, and )oze . dc Compass. boys ; John Johnson, serj:ant of marines ; Philip Molloy, Edward Skinner, Matthew lacksrt, William Firth, William Miller, Hugh Hughes, and Pillipan, privates. • Woorserso.—Licutenant David Hope, severely ; Lieutenant John Bulford, slightly ; Mr. Henry Roebuck, master's mate, slightly ; Mr. George Greeoway. midshipman, severely ; Mr. Francis Baker, volunteer, (Ist class) slightly ; Sauriel Larch ford, sail-maker, ditto; James Bulgin, armonrer, ditto ; James Nichols, quarter-master, dangerously ; john Lane, captain foreion,- severely ; Thomas Homer, captain mast, ditto; Peter Tobiason ( I), captain after-guard, slighly ; Thomas Richards, sailmaker :I : - severely ; Elias An derson, severely, Richard Stone , ditto, 'T homas Dowler, ditto, Jacob Logholm, amputated kg, George Griffin, serverely, Andrew Thorn, slightly, James Feuwick, ditto, Thomas Ryan, severely, John Bates, slightly, Philip Reed, amputated leg, William Biggs, severely, 'oho Gordon, slightly. Charles Hand, severely, Giles Ed monds, slightly, Richard ditto, Thomas Whitaker, dan gerously, James Duffy, slightly, lames Smith, dangerously, George Glass, slightly, Thomas Storkhill. dangerously, (since clea:l),•Ernanuel Isaacs, severely, William Burnett, dangc.• otsly, Daniel Eagle, se verely, J Imes M'Carthy, slightly, John Wilson (I I, severely, John Active, slightly, Thomas Steward, ditto, Michael P.: ally. ditto, Ro bert Nichols, dangerously, (since deaJ), Andrew Smih, slightly, T. Turner. ditto. Mathew •Davison, 'severely ' David Conner, dan t•ously, John Lala, ly, Thomas laik r seer' his R khan! Suddenwood, severely, David Nolton, I.awissoce Mulligan, ditto, Thomas Gray, sever Ply, Daniel Nailand, .lightly, Thomas Willicott, ditto, Charles M'Ginh•ms, ditto, and Thomas Budd, riverely, seamen; James .t;eratchley, severely, Robert flatbed:l , , ditto, John Jordan, anyntated Rebert Sneddon„ ditto, laws ; J Jhn Dock worth, severely, John Rutland, sliginly, R-ey uolds, ditto, Benjamin Hatrison, ditto, Lancelot Mills, severely, R. Thomas Cox, ditto, Igdasiah Holding. slightly, Samuel Browning, acv •rely, Johan Kell,, severely, private marines. Killed, 33; severely wounded, 36; sli g htly wounded, all likely to tecover, 52. —Total 101. (Signed) JOHN S. CARDEN, Captain. Copy If n tater from C.rptain Barden of his Majesty's ship tht s:one. addressed to rice-Admiral &Hofer, and Irons:oat-4 by Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, to John Wilsom Corker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Maidstone, at Sea, Oct. 17. Sr —I have the honour to intlqm you, that this afternoon, in lati tude 11 deg. 31 min. N. and longitude G(i deg. 48 min. W. on Sr. George's Hank, his Majesty's ship under my command, with the Spartan in company. captured the American privateer brig Rapid, of 14 guns (carronades of different calibres, with two long size), and a complement of 84 men, after a chace of nine hours. blowing fresh, during which he threw eight of his guns overboard, and cut his boat from the stern. 1 find she h El born three days from Portland, hut had made no cap tures, she is coppered and copper fastened, stored and victualled for a three months' cruize, which 1 Irina by the Captain's instructions from his owners was to had • been first o ff the Azores, Madeira, and Cape de Verde Islands, and froth thence off Cayenne, and so to have returned to windward of llarbadrcs. I have honour to be, Sir, &c. (Signed) tORGE BTRDLTT, Captain. WAR OI'FIOE, nrc. 29. BA EVET.—Major - Gcneral William Henry Clinton to be Lieute— nant-General in the Army serving in Spain and Pertupl. BANKRUP rs. D. Griffiths, Canterbury, linen-draper, to surrender Jan. /, 9, and Feb. 9, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Jam:s, Earl street, Blackfriars. J. Cox, Ihninstor, shopkeeper, Jan. 19, 20, and Feb. 9, at the White Lion, Hiistctl, AttOfiliCS, Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Inn. E. Brown 11:d horn, milliner, Jan. 2,9, and Feb. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Air. Dillies, 111 day-street. G. Stirenne, Dean-street, goldsmith, Jan. 2, 12, and - Feb. 9, at Attorney, Ithicklow, Frith-street. R Mason, No , rtul-street. Middlesex Hospital, carver and gilder, Jan. 5,9, and Feb. 9, at Guildhall. Attornies, ;Messrs. Williamson and Rimmer, Cl.ll , rd's T. C masses, Garraby New-iton, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jan. 11, 12, and Feb. 9, at the Blacksmith's-arins, S%Nincgatr. Attorney, Mr. Eyre, Gray 's R. Turner, Birnih:eliam, builder, Jan. 11, 12, and Feb. 9, at the Swan 1-lutzl Birmingham. Attorney, Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn square T. Napier. Livt-rpool, merch : nt, Jan. 19. 20, and Feb 9, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Meddowcrott, Gray'slim, T. Cox, Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, inultolder, Jan. 7,9, and Feb. 9, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Whitcombc and King, Serjeant's Inn. DIVIDENDS. March 13. J. Minet, Finsbury-square, merchant.—Jan. 2(3. J. Pyerort, join. St. Mary Axe, underwriter.—Jan. 19. W. Gadder, Cranhourne-street, 2ti. J. W. Siggs, Aveley, Esfex, tlca'er. Jan. 19. J. ‘Vorhall and J. Thurston, Cathen4,e. street, Strand, hnholsterers.--.1 on. 22. A. Durham, join. Birmingham, grocer.— Jan. 20. E. 'roller, Gmlinai:ch:ster,, coroo-bover.—Jan. 21. R. Crirgenven, jun. Plymouth, lin,no-draper.— Jan. i ll. T. Crane, Preston, ironmonger.—)an. 19. 1. Morltail. ('asile-street, than.— . Jan. '2l. P. Matthews, Copt hal . leourt, lan. 9. H. Wylie, Alitre-court, Aldgate, nicreitant.—) !0 , . H'. J. Month:tit and J. Sequeira, Gracethurch-street, diuggkts.— J. , 11. 2. W. Berry, A Ipliington, Devonshire, tanßer.—Jam.. 20. W. Worrall and R. Wit. liamson, Liverpool, merchants.—Jan. 22. W. Kirk and W. Iliough, ton, Leeds, merchants.— Jan. 2;. T. F. Cat lisle, Puolsey, York shire, drysalter.—Jan. 2U. J. Ridley, Laucastetonerchant.— Jan. 20. S. Summers, Birmingham, ;dealer. CERTIFICATE to be granted on or before JAN. 19. J. Miner, Finsbury-square, merchant. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30. FOREIGN OFFICE, DECENII;ER rrispatches,'ot which the foliowing are copies, hive been received by Viscount Ca:.tlereagh, his Niajest's Prim:4ml Secretary ot ,tire for Foreign A trines, from Gcneral Vi:icotint Ciattwart, 'l'. his M.ijesty's Ambassador F.‘traordit:ary and Plenipotentiary to the: Emperor ot datcd t,te JOG/ ot November, and bih and 'itit instant. St. Petersbor4, Yoy. 30. MY LORD--••• 111 my dirpatch of the 25th last. I h3LI honQr.r to state to your Lerthhip ialpo;:aat „w.l brill. alit su . c tti:b La WE NATIONAL TIECTST