SrPT. 12. Itc ma lle to me, ha, he not co , .milited a . perjury ?". The mealman attempted to e xcu s e nv stating. that the awr hail been sent in on tlic Matti ihy morning hefire twelve o'clock, art the pt ice. at market had not byes) tidally settled: Hi?. Lordship said, that stich practices were highly iojarion• to the Public, and in oppo.l. lion to Vie Act of Parliament ; Mite°, Lir such an utfrsiee, Awarded a reit Ity 01'204 Tnis was ioiperative, and he theiefore ordered the defendant to pay that %um, The Corporation of Norwich like that of Bath, have recnlved not to fix the as , i7e of bread, but to leave the puce to be settled by the competition of the baker,. TUESDA Y'S LONDON G Z ETTE. • • • adallia- A Willi ALT Y -OFFICE, Sa PT. 7. Copy of a letter from Capt. Oliver. < f Hi% Maie*ty'4 shin Valiant, to the Right Hon. Admiral Si' J. B. Warren, Bart. dated at Sea, June 18, 1813, and trenqiii Mil by the Admiral to J. W. Crnkyr, Esq. Stn-1 beg leave to actin:tint you, that His Majesty's ship under nw comniand, :Intl the Ara fa. ye •terday at day-light, fell in with His Majesty's sloop Wasp ' then in pursuit of an enemy's brig, off Cape Sable; and after a further eimee of mole than 100 miles, ive captured the American letter of maique Porcupine, OE2O gllll4, and 7t! nwn, from Ila‘oniti2 to Boston She is a beautiful vessel, of more tleui SO3 tons, only eight months old, and saik uncommonly Ctst. The Wasp has retaken a prize of the Young Teazer privateer, and is now gone in quest ()flier. 11 have the honour to be, Re. (Signed) ROIIT. DUDLEY OLIVER, Capt. Extract of a letter from Rear-Admiral Cockburn to the Right HIM. Admiral Sir J. B. %Varre•n, Bart. K. IL and transmitted by the Admiral to J. W. Croker E.q. His Majesty's Ship Sceptre, off Ocracoke Bar, July 12. Rear-Admiral Cockburn states, that lie took up the anchorage off Ocracoke liar, with the ships named in the margin'', having on boal : d the detachments of troops under the milers of Lieut. Col. Napier, on the nth July ; and conceiving that much advantage waa likely to he derived by carrying into immediate execution the orders he had received, for putting an end to the commerce carried on from the the port of Ocracoke by means of the inland navigation, and for destroying any vessel , that might be iii the port, he di rected preparations to be instantly commenced for the debarkation of the troops, and for making the intended attack. Au advanced division of the best pulling !soaks, with armed se - elle:1 and same marines of the Sceptre, was directed to precede the others, for the purpose of attacking the enemy's %Kipping, and of oceopyi.ig and (levelling the firs' of any armed vessels stationed at the place ; Lieutenant Westphall, First of the Sceptre, was entrusted with this (*vision, supported by Capt. Russ, with the roc ket-boats. C4.pt. Patterson, of the Fox, commanded the division of flat and heavier boats with as many of the 102(1 . regiment, artillery, &c. as they could carry, which were destined to ;mark and occupy such positions on the surrounding lands, as circumstances and the enemy's means of defence might point out the propriety of after day-light. The third and last division was composed of the Conflict, the armed tender , , and small vessels, which were directed to take the remainder of the troops on board, and to follow the boats into the harbour, as fast and as tar as might be found practicable : Captain Ross of this ship was charged with the general soperinteildance of the whole arrangement, and Captains Knight and Maude, with much laudable zeal, also attended to render me their personal assistance wherever circumstances might require i:. The whole moved from the ships towards the shore about two o'clock this morning, but owing to the great'distance from the bar to the harbour, anti the belt , / swell which was rmining, it was considerably after day-light, 'before the advanced division tinned a projecting shoal point, behind which the vessels lay, and round which is the only possible wiy by which the shore can'be approach ed %rill& safety; the enemy, theretiire, had some little time to pre pare for defence, which he did not fail to avail himself of, and immediately the boats doubled the point, a heavy fire was opened on them from a brig anti schooner, which hoisted American colours. and were soon discovered to be the only aimed ves , els here ; Lieut. Westphall, theretOre, with his division, pulled dicectly and re solu-tely for these, under eover of some'r:ckets, which hew thrown by Capt. Russel with admirable precision. The fire of the brig now began to slacken ; and cu Mr. 'ONAL 11-E0 b 3.9 Westphali's apprwhing her bow with the advanced boats, *hit enemy rut her catle and abatxioned her, and the schooner *truck hot culotte.. Tl:e troops in the mean time having effected a landinz without further ppo%ition, t..ok posse.siosi of Portsmouth and ocracoke I.land. where all miirrendered to our mercy. The brig capturrd proves to be the:Ail:scowl°, mounting is nine posiod long guns, i a a root beautiful vessel, coppered, and perfectly fit for his Majesty's service, The selemner is the A tlaseietter of marque, of 2.10 tom, mounting 1.) guns, is a' so a tine vessel, and lit for His Majesty's service. It now becomes my pleasing duty to mention to you, Sir, the plod vinduct of the several Officers anti men you have. placed under my command, who were indefatigable ih their exertions in carrying firward and ettecting this service; and I hey also to mention to you t e truly cheerful, ready and able co-opt ration 1 have invariably experienced from Lieut. Col Napier, of the 10id refit. and the Offi cers and troops tinder his orders. • Sceptre, Homulons, Fox, Nemesis, Conflict, and lii o liker, and Cuckehatfcr tenders. BANKPPTS. T. Blinn., of Botcher's'', Cumberland, moister, to surrender, Sept. 15, 1 , and Oct. 19, at eleven, at the Bosh, Cal lisle. Atior.s.ies, Messrs. Mowery) , and Sisson, Carlisle ; and Mr. Mennsey , Staples Lin o Loodoil. T. It !von, jun. late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Sept. 10, 28. and ()et. 19, at eleven, at the Genre lim, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ' Anomie., Nles.r.. Nlegeison and Fairbank, Hatton-garden, London ; am! Mr. Di ueNet, Newcastle-upon Tyne. SATURDAY'S LONDON GA:ETTE. This Gatpito contains a dispatch from Sir George Prevost to Earl Bathurst, with report. from Colonel Vincent and from Lieut.- Colonel liklutp, announcing the capture, by capitulation, of an American tnrce under the orders of Colonel Boerstler. The details of this event have been airerdy before the Public. The loss of the Americans is 612 prisoners, including 23 Officers ; they had about WO men killed anti wounded, and surrendered two pieces of can non, two cars, and a stand of t olours of the IRh United States regiment. Also a letter from Capt. It attray, of the Contest sloop. announcing tto capture of the United States schooner Asp, in the Potowmac Also a list of 117 captures or recaptures on the American station, from 30th of Mardi to the 21st of July, 1813. 11.1NIOCUVIN. W. Winter, of Bristol, Boman, to surrender, %apt. 1-4..23, and Oct. 29, at twelve, st the Coannyreial Ramis, Bristol. itttcruies, Messrs. Viz ird and Hutchinson, Lincoln's-Im., London; ur Messrs J. and W. !Janis, Bristol. W. I vi.ov. of Portsea, Southampton, baker, Sept. 2.1, at one, 25, at ele*rn, anti Oct. 23, at one, at the George Inn, Portsmouth. Attornies, Poribien, Portsea and Mr. Shelton, Session's house, London. F. Doggett, of I.irlt-place, kent..road, coal-merchant, Shpt. 21, 25, nod Oct. 2:3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'lament:in, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate..nrect R. Lombilid, of Bainbridge-street. St. Giles's plasterer, Sept. 20, at six, 21, nt twelve. and Oct. '43. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sliearman, liart-street, Bloomsbury. M. Abrahams, of Sheerness, slopseller, Sept. 12, at six. 21. at.twelva and Oct. 23 nt ten, at Guilohal, London. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs. Bevis Mai ks, Sr. limy Axe. J. M. Sillies, of Frosoe-Selwood. Somerset, clothier; Sept. 23, 24, and Oct. 23. at ten, at the George Inn, Frome-Selwood Attornies, Mr. G. Boum), Fitnne-Selwond ; and Messrs. W. and F. Ellis, Hatton-garden, RL~ou. Hutton, of Rishop.Wearmouth , joiner, Sept. 27, Oct. 7. 23, at eleven, at tl.e Bridge Inn, Bishop-Wearmontli. Atiornies, Mr. Bloc. kiston, Svonond's-inu ; and Mr. Hunk, Bishop- Wearinotit b. G. NVallet. jou. of Great Atal/rern, Worcester, chemist, Sept. 24, 25, and Oct '23, at the Crown Hotel Great Malvern. Attornies, Messrs- Rikard% and Hankins, Lcrlbury : and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke. and Richards, Chancery-lane, London. T. mivie , , Cardiff. ictualler, Sept. 17. its, and Oct. i'3 at eleven, at the Ikar l on. Cowbridge. Attronies, Mr. Gregory, Clement's-ion. and Mr Basset, Bouvilstona, near Cow bridge. J, Work, of Lloyd's Cotfee-hou.e, irtsurnace..broker, Sept. 18, 25, and Ont. '23. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies , Messrs. R e a rdon and Davis. Corbet cony, G ( raceelnireh-street. Perry of Cornhill c hr• k , r, Sept, 17, Oct. 5, 23, at one, Attorney Mr. Dodd, i at Gyi!Wild!. 0