...,.-,. At seven el.;ek, ji.st beiOre the breaching battery was ready to. Open, a Hag mai %hem n from tile tort. Captain Stoddart, ot the Stromboln, and captain Zi•lmpfeiming, mere immediately sent - to the tort, an 1 the latter retorneil in a few minutes m oth i from the Command:nit, to snrresider the fort and garrison upon con ditions ot marching out with the honours of war; the officers aid men airesert bet their private property. • Tins was immediately acceded to by Lieut.-Colonel Prevost and. myself: ,the tort was taken pos , ession of by the advance of the • troops. The garrison marched cut, • grounded their arms on the glacis, mild were imotcAiately embarked. I have great satisfaction in stating, that dining this service, which has. so much depe‘nded upon the united exertions of the ;limy i n d ' l ,lttavy, the mast peilect cordiality has existed among all ranks ; and I have met, in Lien'.-Colone! Prevost, all that openness of communi cation and codidence which an acquaintance with the character of thi s exeelle;tt officer gave Me reason to expect. Iu at: operation win* the hibm•ions exertions of the Captains, Officers, t , eamen, and marines, under my orders,' have been most COIISpi.IIUIIS, I ithpe 1 OHM be exensed for having gone so notch into detail ; but it is eivalut:.•, and a most agreeable one, to bring wider %emir view the pittisevi 01 thy conduct of all ranks and descriptions. must partit milady di W your attention to the zeal and activity dis played-by that vaant'ote Captaii Carroll, of the Vo!eano ; Ina c• mine, vt•as the admiration (Set-41y •body, and he wa: ably sup ported by Lieut. Pi•S. , ,i•ly, of the Inetoeibte, and the other offiem:-, seamen, a)d tte6r his direction. Flinn the exislesion of a • shell twar taut , the night before, Captain Carroll was obliged to suspend Lis services mitil the looming of the 7!h, (but I am happy to state he has perreet:y re•overed) and Captain Stoddart, of the • B;ronibuio, suceuctled hini in the direction of gutting, up the guns, &c. ter the breaching battery, and deserves evety credit for his ac • tive-serviee. I ant also much holubted to Captain Badeock, of the Mane, for the assista . nee he afforded me. I cannot conclude letter. without calling to your notice the inderati;able.exertions'of Lieut. Corbyn, both in gettinj the elms up to the bat yhe commanded, and the fire he kept from them after.% arils ; and I feel highly gratified in noticing the conduct of so eld exec:dent an officer, with where value I am well ac quaitited from a ie.' vice of nu years together. I have the 'anent to enclose a list of the killed am] wounded of the:crews of the ships under my orders, which considering the fire upon its for so matey hours is anacconotably The troops under Colonel Prevost's command have had an officer mid tow men killed, and 39 wounded, in which are included an officer and seven soldicis of the Spanish regiment of Palma. I have enelosed you a list of the garrison at the, fort, consisting of two lieutenants, a surgeon, and garde-Magazin, 16 Italian artillery men. and tiS non-commissioned officers anti soldiers of the 11th French regiment of the line, of whom two %vete killed and eleven t r votoided. I likewise enclose Teterns ef the erdnatice, &r. found in the fort. Duriog the siege' tif the tart, the gun-boats were Stationed in Am p'lla Hay, to observe the road tom Tortosa, as we had constant xeporta ut the ctienty !trite; inenotion front that quaker. I have the banner to lie, Ike .0 ' •, • • CHARLES ADAM, Captain. A Return of Killed and Wounded, belonging to his Majesty's Ships lend Vessels iiinkr the oidels of Captain Adam, *of his Majesty's Ship Invincible, at the attack un nut St. l'iliOppe, in the Coll de Balaguer, be.twe en the 3zi and June, 1813. Invje,e;ible,—Wilandett T. Uouciiier, private of royal marines, severity ; W. Sonierville, seveiriy. Tharies.'—•Womided : W. Hunt, and W.Trice, privates of royal marines. severely, n Vofeano.- 2 - :.1. gunner of royal marine artilety.— Wound 4 d J Heinter, and J Pairhead, ordinary seamen, severely. ' Strombolo' mitt tNi one killed or wtiiimeed.. • • (Signed) • a . CHARLES ADAM, Captain. (Here fo,!ews iteltirn of the cannon and ammunition ukcii in the ra•tle, which ceitisiste.el chiefly of 1V mounted bras cannon, 6 dismounted iron wins, 1.? ; 1001b. of gunpowder, and 92,000 rounds of Ludt-cartridge:3 • 8.% N K RUPTS. G. To HO, of Bread..street-hill, eidourman, to surrender 17, Awe 2F. at te.s, it Guildhall. Attorney=, Mr. Turin, Wartifurd 'tufa, Ti;roirliortno-qreet. • • J. Spreigg, of New-cross, Kent-road, schoolmaster, July 1?. '24, mid Aug. t 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Meth's. Walker aiid grink ill, Old Jury • Mendham and F. Field,now or late of Fenchurch-street, merchants, • . . JULY IL July 77, at wit., 31, and An g. /4, at ten . , at Guddi,a;l. A t orli i el, Webtoil and Teesdale, Tenctturcld-ctrc-t.t. W. Leonard nod J. Ty tidal, of Cam, Ulotiet..ter4liiie, shopke e p ers , .1 11 1 v 421, a t anti Aug. 1-1, rit ten, :it tl.e Old Dur.le v . A!tortiir, INlrtu,rs. Illoekpme and \Vella. Dues ; and Alcssrs. A i I William., I.iiicolie3-Itin. J. Rot k, of Weenestuny, Staffordshire, ionlioiler, July V 3. 24, and AIL!. 'd4,'at• one, at the Stork Tai.erti, I.llrmingliam Allorncy, Mr. I:u it, Surrey street, S:ratJl; .!nd Messrs. Crowther,. Wt.driesbury. L. I<nowls, of Newchatu, lilt,ucester4iite, bkititicr, July ‘.,6, at flee, 27, and Aug. 24, at eleven, at the 13ear Inn, Newnhian. Attu rot Mr. Lucas, Neviiihant ; and Messrs. Edmunds and S ExelicquLr Office, Lincoln's-inn. C S ,arpe, °I tirt at Yarmouth, corn-merchant, July 29, at four, 30, avid Am , . 24, at tcn, :it the Angel Inn, Great Yartnotst h. Aitornies, lies Itanney, Gre•,t Varthouth ; and Mr. flax, Curey-sticet. W. Rob , utt. ul Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher, Aug 5. 6, and 21, at tvi el e, at the King's Head 11111, Darlington. Atturnies, Mr. Bowes, a n ; and Mr. Dixon, Staple-inn. J. flobb.:, of S (Puucesturdiire, blacksmith, Jill: at six SO, at elevvii.,l the Ci urge hit, and : logs v 4., at „, tilt. Bowl' H4ll Intl, Gloucester. Atiornies, Alt. Yea;es, 61oucester t Alr I'l Tdlific Id-rt tirt, Temple. . _ 3. Al i mss. late of Gloueettershire, roilk!ealer,Jiily 2t, at hire, '27, and :In.!. 2.1, at ekven, at the Bear kn. ewidiaiii. A:- Tovey and Jitilies, Newpihain ; and Alessi.. Vizard and NV. \\*ebb, of BacLingin:at...streLq, Strand, wine-merchant, July IT, et', at ttvelve, aid Aug. 1 1 , , ;:t ten, at (i•tildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luz n►urr, Eed-Lionmittare. .1. 1.3, own, ut "Inbilown, Gloucester,hirc, liquor-merchant, July el, at lour, rand Ai g. 21, at ten, at the Ohl I.'it.l; Inn, Dar,ley. A ttorni t s, ilioxsotne and Wt.:lls, Dutbley ... I .lc.ssr:.. lerice and NVlLliams, Lincoln's-mo, Lonikn, .1. S:ewarl, of Ayldiatn, Norfolk, linen-draper, Jt.ly '27, 9.8, and Aug, 2.1, at four, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. /iliumles, Mesrs. `;ttst ctl and Blake, Norwich ; and Mr. Tilbury, I:ikon-street, Lintion. J. Ilarracloff, of Lt icester. cabinet-maker, Ativ. 3, at six, 4, at kit, and 14, a t e l e ven, at th e White Ilart Luke:4.2r. ATlorniCs, Mr. Lowten, Leicester ; and Mr. 'fa . ‘ lor, Join-street, Bedford-row. TILE NATIONAL IIEGISTEi?. DIVIDENDS. A uz 3. \V. rrown of S'act ville-street, Piecadi!!v, laccw3n, at twelve, at Guiinhal!.—Aow. 3. 1). Forster, lade of .I.3.aing . lTAll-strci t, hismance oroker, at ter, at Cittildliall.—A ow.. 17. .. • Joneg, of Slilvtl - tort, clothier, at di veil, at tlw York house, Bath.--:lu,.'. J. G01di..., of South Shield. , , Durham, ship-owner, at eleven, at the it•Jhe aad Crown Inn, SOUtli Sil'izAds.—.kug. 3. T. Lingford, of Leicester-sron:rc, Turret') at twelve, at tiuilditall.--Aug. 3. A. Hunter, of Link Pmt land-st rect., coach. maker, at ten, at Guddhuli.— Aug. 3. W. SVoudnian, of Lime-street square, merchant, at one, at Guildhall.—. Tilly 19. T. Sh,plierd, of North 411.11ev.btreet,GN:ivenor-square, furnishing-ironmonger, at uae, at ()wit!. hall —Aug. 11. E. Parkes, of Birmingham. currier, at eleve:l, at th e White flint Inn, BirmingliAm.—Aug. 3. J. Spreat, of Bath, tovinan, at twelve, at the Full Moon Inn, Bath. Aug. 2. li. Good.i.an. if :tit vertor., Northamptonshire, dealer, ate !even, at the Saracen's f lead Ina, Daventry.—Aug. 3. J. Ilamper, of Tooley -street. Southwark, hosier, at ten, tit Guildhall.—Aug. 14. J. Millet, Filishliry , qtl;4re, merchant, at twel‘'e, at Guildhall.—Aug. 7. T. Cl o ning, of Ca,tle court, flirt:hit:- fane r tnerchAut, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Aug. 7. 3. Sheen, of .At.church. lane, ‘vine-tuerchint, at ten, at Guiltiltiiii.—:lllg. 4 24. C. B. You .I:•isen, of Gray's inn Coffee-how:le, merchant. at t,ll, at littildh.)ll. CLIATIFICATE4—AiicusT 3. W. Barnett, jun. of the Almonry, near C3nte:bory, tttrPer.—C. Fairhoile, of New- street; Fettcr lane, matherni ical-inslrtnnent-tnaktr. —j. Sheppard. of Mariand-will, Rochdale, Lancashire, eornsinilltr. --J. Spreat, of Path. toyman.—.l. Cowell, of Itrydges-street, Covent gaidrn, draper.--IL I .ll'Corquodale, of Li, erpoul, merchant.-- Powis, hitt- of Vatßii ii, victualler,—'l'. Bedford, of Bar holotnew placc, timber-ineichint.—C Morradand 1. Borlmd, of Liverpool, nler chants.--W QuarteillltM, of OXtUlti breeches-nicker.—J. J. Bowring, late of New Bond-street, hatter. Thor.day eveni ol,'about six o'clock. the largest rectifying still in the dist;llory of 'Messrs. Limgdale and Co.; flotboin, caught lire, burst with a it mit ii-M , us ex,,losion ' FortinwtelN tire lire oid not reach ;-,riv , of dm other stills or rece i vers 0! spirits, hut ascended to the root of the di.tillery, which it instantly 1%-1 lire. In consequence, hoWever, of a large reservoir ot ; water at lie top of the premises being inime . - do.tely Opeot•et, the proves of the fire' was arreiled, and by the arrival of several engines, got cnitap'ete , y'under by seven o'clock. l'he stilt •which exploded is said to be the largest in London, and con:ained, at the time it burst, 2804 salluns.