T ; 3 • ', I, I e 11 • • * 1 t t • 6 • 0,0 11 1 ' Wiz rd was -el:t in, aided by the Wizard, when it was found impossible to bring; the enemy out without landing, the vessels hel fa:tened to the shore by their keels and mast-heads. The boats pulled to the beach with great resolutien, exposed to the tire of three guns, two field piece., and a continued fire of musquAry from the houses. One gun was taken and spiked, and a con:ikh.rable force of regular troops that defended the field-pieces were dislodged and the field-pieces taken possession of; the whole of the vessels were captured. James Runner. Captain of the foretop, was killed. and William Palmer wounded, is. all the loss sustained. Since the abase: action the boats of the Wizard and Kent, have brought out,• without mischief, from wider the guns of a fort. uely Leghorn., three laden ‘e . ,els, and burnt a fourth. Captain Pigot, of his Majesty's ship Circe, states the capture of the French corvette Patlineur Captain Cockburn of the Potnpee, also gives an account of the captive of the fylatles, a French corvette of 16 guns. A Letter from the Master of his Majesty's late brig Maria, give. ::n aeconnt of her capture, by a large French corvette shin, of twenty-two heavy•guns. git'iteliaria was a, small.brig, of (9;4NT 12 pounder caronades, and to u long four,, and sixty-five men. The officers and crew, however, fought her well, and did not strike until she vans near sinking Wlteta the enemy took possession they were obliged to run her on shore end destroy her. The loss on board the wa ,, James Bennett, Liutetiant, Commander .4 . Robert 0:Donnell. Midshrproan ; and four seamen; killed ; and nine wounded, now iu Pixiaka ,Pftrg 44ospik41 1 , in & fuir.way of re eoyery. •;;! .4:11.44 $ PARTNE" „It's mssoLvEn. _ ;orri r .v. •r: Smith and Hodges, Fore-qtreet, Laritheth, barge-builders-- J. and 1) Daniel, Basing-Line, Loi:don, cloth-workers—Stagge meier and Weteher, VitlieTs-street, 'Strand, Iznaokbinders— Sttxtherd and Payne, Maldon, Essex. merchants—Spooner and Sherman, Ipswich, stablekeepers—Pottell and Barnett,. St. John's-street, carpenter,Hill, Fearnall, and Goldie, Depford, coal-merchants—Blake and Bennet, Liverpool, soap-manufac tisivrs—Davies and Lees, • A Ihemat le-street, hatters—Schofield, Littlewood, and Ball; 'Sheffield, merchants—Lea and Pratt. Birmiligha.in, ivory box-makers—Campbell, Ricards. and Rishiirdson, St. John's-strict, tobacconists—Robinson and Leigh, Sutton-Heath, Lancaster, coal proprie(ors—Robinson and A islabie, Kirkby Stephen, Westmoreland, schoolmasters—Hill, and Sturdy. Coventry, staff-mantifocturers--Hookhani and Ebers, Old Bond-street—Stanley and Emctt, Blackburn, joiners —R.. a‘c: J. Parkin, Kensington, g rocers —.llinchin and Com- Gosport, .ittornies—flirch, Bramwell, and Calow, Shef delu. nierchants—Po*rcher, 'l'. and H. Redhead, Forbes, Wil kin-o K and Fletcher, Devonshire-square, East India Agents—Fuller, Chatteris, Yapp, llarrison, and Langton, Lon don—Oates and Johnson, Bradford, wine-merchants—J. Hat chett, see:. and J. Hatchet;, Jun. Piccadilly, tavern-keepers— Robi a , oe And Curry, N wcat pm! Tyne, common-brew cri— a 1 Brancker, Liv , rpool— Bound and Greensinith, Ray stree stoye=grate-makers. el • . I g • •3. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. JAN. 8. and Rowland• t;i11, Bristol, linen-drapers, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Feb. 7. Jeremiah Parkinson and John Stork, St. Saviour's Church-yard, Southwark, merchants, at twelve, at Gui fclhafl. Jan. 28. Thomas Francis, C(lodman Francis, and Thomas Francis, .tun. Cambridge, merchants, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Cambridge. CERTIFICATES—JAN. 28. William Piddock Roper, I,otichn,. merchant. An;,•el Raphael Louis Deianney, Blakeley, Lancaster, dyer. George Elliott, Winchester-street, London, merchant. George Babson and John Walmsley, Liverpool, merchants. George Forster,- Easter Dichesfield; Northumberland, miller. James Ai?,, New 'Bridge-street, London, straw-hat-manu.. facturer. John Trafford, Frcidttinghatn, Lincoln. beast-jobber. William Smith, IVolverhampton, Stafford, butcher. Henry 'Henry, Liverpool, tailor. Richard Mnrdey, Bishop•Wearmouth, Durham, ship-owner. William Havvksey, Liverpool, merchant. • —• TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND THE PUBLIC. • We inform J. C. that the account, which appeared in several PaperS, of a provecution being instituted against ME NA- At. 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BEECIIEY, which will be delivered Git'ATIS, but in consequence of the extraordinary preparations that are indis pensable to render these Appendages worthy the preserva tion of the Public, the Proprietors find it necessary to delay the publication of the above until the 22d inst. Orders for the Paper should he immediately sent to the Office, 11, Catherine-street, Strand, to any of the NewSmen, Book sellers, or Clerks of the Roads. BANKftepTs. Johm Poore, Mill.lane, Tooley-street, Southwark, lighter rne n, to turcetider Jan. 10, 21, and Feb. 18, at eleven, at Guild h..•l A I.ane*, Mr Lee, Three-Crown-court, Southwark. Timinas Shiny, Wilton, Hereford, cornfactor, Jan. 9, 19, and Feb. IS, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saints-lane, Bristol. A ttornies, Mr. James, Gray's-Inn, London; and Mo . . Martin, Bristol. John Woolf, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 1,2, and 18, at ele veg, at the rAlebe Tavern, Liverpool. Avornies, Mr. Black t;tock. F,t. Mildred's-court, Poultry, Lomion ; and Mr. Pritt, Liverpool. N icholas 131annin, Westbury-upon-Trim, Glouce=ter, , imber merchant, Jan. 21,. Feb. 4 , and IS, at len, at 64iildhall, Lou. don. Attornies, Messrs. Field and Sheargold, t Word's-Inn. Samue: Sam;on and Charles t Bread-street, London, silk • mercers, .L:n. 10, 24, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at guildhall. Attornies, essr.. Carpenter and tL ilv , Basit,;hall-street. DIVIDENDS. Jan. SI. William Wriglit, A.lifiy-de-la-Zouch, Leicester, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 3. William Hope, Brampton, Cumberland, inanufae .arer, at eles•li. at the Bush Ta‘tsrti, ['umberland. Feb. 16. 'l'!•oina- Blany, Bou.erie-street, Whitefriar's, Lon don, L. .—.'hair, ut eleven, at Guildhall. Jnn. ( • ;rge Warner Burgess, Joseph Thomas Loekyer, ..-$ , Lenbon, SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, Is" POLITICAL EVENTS OP THE WEEK' The letter in last night's Gazette, from L6rd COMING , . WOOD, adverting to the distinguished services rendered by Lord COCHRANE ill Elle Mediterranean, has afforded us the most sensible pleasure, as it confirms, what we have con stantly insisted on, the propriety of harassing the enemy on their own coast. This gallant and enterprising Officer keeps the whole coast•of the Mediterranean, from the Py renees to Genoa, in constant alarm t and prevented. the enemy, in consequen , !e of his continual descents, from de taching a considerable body of troops to Spain, which they ~re obliged to keep for the defence of their owirvociat. We hope Government will be no longer indifferent to the advantages of this mode of warfare, and that they will give orders to the different Commanders of squadrons to follow , 'he example of Lord COCHRANE. We have frequently pointed out the ntility of a floating • army. A division of transports, with three or four thou-, sand troops uu board, attached to our Mediterranean and THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 1046 11l 94