JULY 19. t he passage, and both she and oorselvea engaged with the squadron and numerous gun-boats. However, at half-past nine, 1 had the sa tisfaction, after sailing twelve miles through a passage, in some places scarcely wide enough to admit of our studding sail booms being out, of running the Dictator's bow upon the land with her broadside to wards the enemy (within hail) as per margin+, who were anchored with springs on their cables, close together, and supported by gun boats, in the small creek of Lyngce, the Calypso most nobly following us up. In half 'hour the frigate was literally battered to atoms, and the flames bursting forth from her hatchways ; the brigs had also struck, and most of the gu:i.boats were completely beaten, and some sunk. The action had scarcely ceased, and the ship &float, than we found cur selves again attacked by the gun-boats which had retreated on seeing the fate of their squadron, and were again collecting from all quarters ; but Capt. Weir, of the Calypso, having tal:en a most advantaaeons position, engaeetl them with the greatest gallantry and effect ; indeed, I am at a loss how to express my approbation of the prompt exertion of this gallant and meritorious officer. The Podargus and Flamer in the meantime were warmly engaged with numerous batteries and gun boats, both brigs being aoround ; but by the uncommno exertion and extreme gallantry of Captain Robd hard, and the offieera and crews of the bri e -a, they at last got afloat very much cut up ; on this occasion Lieut. England particularly dis tineoished himself. At three A. M. having got the Dictator, Calypso, and prize brigs in the fair way, we attempted to get out through the passages, when we were assailed by a division of gun-boats from behind th: rocks, so situated that not a . gun could be brought to bear on them from either vessel ; iii this situation both priz • brigs grounded, and notwithstanding every exertion on the part of Lieut. lames Wilkie of thiq ship, in the Laaland, who had extinguished a fire on board her, which was burning with great fury, and Lieut. Hooper, of the Cl. IVSO, in the Kid, we hal to abandon them complete wreck , , huma nity forbidding our setting them on tire, owing to the number of wounded men they had on board. I cannot conclude this letter without mentioning, in terms of praise, Mr. William Buchanan, the First Lieutenant of this ship, a most gallant and excellent officer. From the nature of the attack, 1 have been obliged to length'n my report, probably more than the service pertbrmed justifies, but in that case,l trust you wilt only ettribute it to my anxiety to endeavour to do justice to a set of officers and men who, I am sure, have done their duty to admiration. The conduct of every individual on board his Majesty's ship I have the honour to command, has been highly meri torious, and I cannot otitzit to add the names of Lieutenants Dutton, and Edwards, Captain Triscott, Lieutenant James Baker, and Lieutenant F. - M`Namara, of the royal marines, Mr. R. West, the Master, and Mr. J. Luelcomlee, the Purser. The skilful attention of Mr. Hay, the Surgeon, to our own men as wall as to our enemies, has been beyond all praise, and he speaks in the highest terms of Mr. Sanderson, his Assistant. Captains Robilliard and Weir, mention the conduct of all their officers and men to have been such as charac terize Britons on such occasion:, and I am sure I can with great jus tice add my tribute of applause _ Enclosed I have the honour to transmit a list of the killed, ke. al- though I cannot help deploring tic loss of so ma:►y brave 12► n, it is much less than could be reasonably expected. The Danes acknow ledge to have lost about three hundred killed and wounded; I rather suspect five. Our ships have suflered extremely in their hulls, masts, and rigging. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) J. P. STEWART, Captain. To Sir James Saumarez, Kart and K . B. Vice-Admiral and Commander in Chief, &c. &c. • Potlargus, Calypso, Flamer gun-brig. + Na) aden, Laalantl, Sarnsoc, Kid. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing on board the ships Dictator, I'odargus, Calypso, and Flamer. Total-9 killed; 2G severely, 13 slightly wounded; 2 missing.. List of Kil(ed and Wounded. DierA•roz—Killed—Th , mas Barnes, Christopher Lewis, and john Sullivan, seamen; Abraham Ladd, marine ; Will;ant Rolf, boy. Wounded—John Merick, seaman, clangerotudy ; John Lcvd, private marine, severely ; William Rogers, ditto, ditto; John Gond hew, seaman, ditto; Jos. Bull, ditto ; Samuel ditto ; Jnlnr Dixon, ditto; Francis Emanuel, ditto ; James Kendal, ditto; James Chandler, ditto ; Richard Sanders, ditto; James Black (Ist!, ditto; hinys Hillotte ditto; William Lane, ditto ; John Manuel, boy ; William Quick, ditto; Mr. Hooper, midshipman, slightly ; Thol11:1;: Br 4 Kt:fiCk7 private marine, ditto ; John Nesbitt, ditto ; Thomas Farmer, captain's clerk, ditto ; John Ltall, seaman, ditto ; Jeremiah Wanlien, ditto; William Richard, ditto ; Not Flynn, ditto. Pori ARC; us—Wounded-- John Ladan, able sexnen, severely ; Wil. liacts Clary, ordinary seaman, ditto ; Jahn Cook, ditto, ri:tto ; Wii ham Lane, supernumerary belonging to his MajlAy's ship Dictator, ditto; Mr. Gaitatt i , purser, slightly ; Mr. Robilliard, volunwer, Ist class, R!'°'A 7: THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 447 ((loc.; lames 80% le, abl seaman, ditto ; John Rock, ordinary sea. divo ; Willinun Marlow. private marine, ditto. CALYPSO—Killed—John Ward, marine ; James Blake, ditto. Wntnalcd—William Tudman, ordinary seaman, dangerously (since dead ; ; 'Nein M ussared, able seaman, severely. 13 :G M'N.•ale, ordinary seaman.— Weundeci—Nlr. James Powcli, State of' the Dett,ish rorec,ryier the bolt:e, tith and 7th Nayaden, of 48 guns, twenty-four-petw , fers, and 335 me l t, hilmr. Lov,an. of '2O guns, twenty-four and eight:en-pounders, i.nti 120 nrn burnt. Laaland, of '2O guns, and .1(20 men ; taken, much burnt, but :titcr wards . . abandoned as it groturled. Kiel, of 18 guns, eighteen-pounders, and 120 men ; ditto, ditto. Samsoc, ot IS guns, eighteen-founders, and I 0 ma); strip_ k. A laart, of It; guns, eighteen-pounders, and 10J men ; laying at Chris-- tiansan.l. Scao:11, of 16 guns, eighteen-Founders, and 100 men; laying at C luisti,insand Langeland, of 18 guns, eighteen-pounders, and 120 me ► ; Alren, of 18 guns, eighteen-pounders, and mt.') ; ditto. Gun-boats out of number. This Gazette contains besides, an account of the re-capture from tl►e I;rench, of the merchant vessel Urania, in POlan Roads, by the boats of the Briseis shop of war, Capt. Ross, on the 28th ult. BANKRUPTS. J Cock, of George-street, Ra•clifle, mariner, to surrender July 25, August 1, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearce and Son, Swithin's -lane, Cannon-street. S. Metz, of Devonshire -street, Portland-square, and of Worm wood -street, Broad-street, merchant, July 25, August 4, and 29, at tweive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harris, Castle -street, Hounds ditch. ~:: S. Smith, of York-street, Covent-garden, carver and gilder, Jti!yr 25, August 1, and at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Viie.street, Piccadilly. J. Dunn, of Long-acre, man's-Fnercer, July 23, August 1, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, tessrs. Wilde and Castle street, Falcon-square. W. Clark, of Bristol, victualler, July 20, 27, and August 29, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Rosser, Bartlett's-buildings, London ; and Mr. Langley, Clare-street, firkin!. j. and F.. Ryder, of Nortn-street, Wcstminater, carpenters, July 21, Aug. 1, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. liaddele-y, Janus-street, Bedford-row. E. Perry, of Whitehaven, ironntiorger, August 7,8, and 29, it tell, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitehaven. Attorneys, Messrs. Clayton and Scott, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, London; and Mr. Younger, Whitehaven. J. Davison, of North Shields, Noithumberland, hardwareman, Augtul 13, 11, and 29, at the Star and Garter Inn, North Shields. Attorneys, Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr. Cockerill, North Shields. T. Wakeliam, of Dartmouth, victualler, July 29, 30, and August 29, at r ye, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Price, N..0..-square, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Mr. Brooking, Dartmouth. J. Recce, of Newport, Monmouth, grocer, July 30, 31, and August 29, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Bigg, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Bigg, P. Lod:, of Nailsworth, Gloucester, yarn-maker. July 25, at tive, :I'd, and August 29, at eleven, at the Clothie:s' Arms, Nails* worth. Attorneys, Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, and Gregory., Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Watheit, Stroud, Glouce;tershire. J. B-jmi, late of Hampden-smet, Somer's-town, grocer, July 21, 25, and August 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lawledi,e, Gray's Inn-lane, Holborn. J. Sharp, late of Gateshead, Durham, got and shoe-T.:raker, Aug. 11, 12, at eleven, and 29, at nine, at the Ge:rge Inn, Newcastle upon-Ty lie. Attorneys, Mr. Thompson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; . and Nle.ssrs. Atkinson, Wildes, and Mackr.ral, Chancery-nine. T. Aldred, of Salford, Lancaster, cotton-twist deat...r, Aug. 12, IS, and 9, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Dcansgate, Manche.irer. At torneys, Messrs. Willis, E:irthorne, and Clarke, Warittord-court, London ; and Mr. Heslop, King-street, Manchester. Thomas Aldred, of Manchester, cotton-trier - chant, August 3,9, and .?9, at eleven, at the Bush liau, Deansgate, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Dicas, St. James's-square, Manchester ; and M. srs. Longstill and Beckett, Gray's Inn, London. W. Pea:idale, of Liverpool, tactor, July 21, 29, and Anguct 29, at eleven at Guildhall, London. Attornr.y, "%Ir. Buckett, 'look', court., Cur iron -street, Chancery-lae, London. G. W. Seaborne, of Ratclitl.cms,, mast and block-maker, Iti!v A tiguat 1, and 29, at twelve, :it G trildidl, London. Attorney, Mr. linher, St-Mary Axe, Lonriaii. W. Smith, of Churl m court, Cieinent'a•lane, drysalte-, ju:y August 1, and D, at ten, at G oiidtialk. Attorney, Mr. ;tit, Swan street, Minories. 3 : - ~~